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finance Committee has $20,000 to allocate to student organizations by Gina Blackwood “We just want students to know and the organization‘s needs. accor- to write a bill and itemize its ex- body treasurer. who serves as chair- cast their votes for or against the bill. Assistant News Editor that this money is here if they want to ding to Long. penses. Next the organization will man. “I would like to see a large number come forward and ask for it." Long have to get a senator to sponsor the At the finance'committee meeting a of groups ask for this money." Long A total of $20,672 is available to said. “Each student at the University All groups. small and large alike. bill. This senator should be from the speaker representing the student said. “Since these are student fees. recognized student organizations this pays $2.65 to Student Government in are urged to submit bills to the organization's school if it is organization will present the bill and they should reach as many students as semester. according to Student Body the form of tuition and fees. Senate. This should be done five to academically oriented. answer any questions that may arise. possible." Treasurer Sandi Long. Therefore. it belongs to the students. six weeks prior to the time the money The organization‘s bill must be sub Most of the bills are athended to a and we would like them to ask for it. is needed to allow processing. mitted to the Student Government lower amount of money‘before they Coming before the finance commit- Examples of what these funds have “We do not usually pay full ex- Groups that are interested should secretary no later than 10 am. on the are passed on to the Senate floor. tee at its next meeting Jan. 30 are: been appropriated for in the past are: penses for any student group, because pick up a Senate Finance Package in Monday before it should be presented After these amendments are made the OAlpha Zeta service fraternity ask. OPartial funding of trips. . we expect them to get some additional the Student Government office. It will to the Senate. bill is sent before the Senate. ing for $1,583 to put toward OFtinding for professional trips funding on their own. They can get Agriculture Awareness Week. abroad. other funding through the Alumni explain the procedures to request After copies of the bills are given 0Funding for emergency medical Association. school councils. dues. funds. out at the Senate meeting. the finance IState‘s Gay Community is asking equipment to Trained Emergency fund raisers and individuals may even “I have tried to make it. easier for committee will consider the bill at its When the bill comes before the for $1.400 for Gay Awareness Week. Medical Personnel. pay small parts." . organizations to ask for money." Long next meeting. Then it will come before Senate. a representative from the The finance committee meets every 0Funding for the Personal Program- The amount of money given to each said. the Senate to be voted on. group gives a speech and answers other Sunday at 8 pm. in the Student mers Club's calculator programming association is usually determined by After the Student Finance Package The finance committee is composed questions. Following this is a debate Center board room. Time and location contest. the number of students it will benefit is picked up the organization will need of a group of senators and the student within the Senate. The senators then may sometimes vary.

Daniels Hall in renovation process

to provide microelectronics facility

by Elman Khalil “We will get a fabrication facility engineers. It also allows state Staff Writer for making integrated circuit chips graduates to stay in North Carolina which go into computers. These chips for employment by creating more jobs The renovation of Daniels Hall. are the components which are used for in this field." A which is currently taking place, will electrical equipment." Hauser said. create areas for teaching and research in the microelectronics field. accor- Hauser said he hoped this project The transition which will give ding to John Hauser. a professor in would be finished on time. "It is a five- Daniels‘ new lab completely to State the department of electrical engineer- month project which has four months has not fully been worked out. “There ing. left to go. It should have been com- will probably be a gradual transition. pleted by now." The Microelectronics Center is a “It is going to be a microelectronics cooperative effort of all the univer- lab." Hauser said. “It will also be an in- As justification for the 8550.000 be- sities in the area. Other universities terim lab facility fer the Microelec- ing spent on the project. he said. "this have needs to share." Hauser said. tronics Center of North Carolina until will give State an educational and new lab facilities are built in the research facility in an important For a breakdown of the $550,000 Research Triangle Area." ' technology area. It is crucial for at- spent on the plan. the Technician re- tracting high technology in North quested information from Edwin Har- Staff photo by Wayne Beyer Once State acquires the plant for Carolina by providing an availability ris. director of Campus Planning and teaching and research it will instruct of qualified people. Construction. “Construction costs are State students in crucial aspects “It allows the University to train a $462,000, the design fee is $63,000 and Danlels Hall Is In the process of renovation to create space for teachlng and researching tn the mlcroelectronlcs field. microelectronics. significantly larger number of contingency is $25,000." Harris said. -33.-

State Student Consumers attend Consumer Leaders of America conference by Karen Freitas administration. was a guest speaker discussed public hearings 'held for such as Du Pont, Exxon Corp.. lnter- News Editor presenting government functions public opinions concerning the process nalional Telephone and Telegraph throughout the White House. He also of rate hikes. Corp.. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. and Pep Student Consumer Director Stan spoke on the Reagan administration "This was of special interest sico Inc. Simmerson and Assistant Director plans to drop required standards that because of CP&L and Southern Bell BryanFreeze attended the annual Con- major automobile manufacturers use being a part of students' everyday Being a consumer is more than just sumer Leaders of America meeting on in constructing mandatory and life." Simmerson said. a person checking prices. according to Jan. 13 in Washington. DC. restra' t devices. Freeze. “I thittk more students should The students attended the con- Man Workshops were also offered "These seminars and workshops voice their opinions in public hearings ference for a better understanding of to stu nts attending the Conference.- made us more aware of the important. so that the public‘s ideas will be heard. student consumer needs. Seminars accord g to SimmerSon. Those that. role of consumer protection. We found It also helps to write to our senators." were presented on various topics for were beneficial to all students are as out things which are not normally this reason. follows: seen by the public on television and in Students need to get more involved The theme of the conference was 0Consumer Association in Europe newspapers." and keep up with current issues. he Reagonomical Consumer Response. It -— a spokesman discussed the United said. explained how to be a good consumer States' assistance in beginning ad- Simmerson said that it would take a and gave new ideas for student con- vanced methods in Europe. He also ex‘ combined effort to fight issues. and The student consumers are present- sumer leaders on college campuses plained how Europeans boycotted to that students should take part in ly planning to print an off-campus throughout the country. ‘ remove hormones from beef and veal nation-wide economics. housing guide to aid students who fail Raymond Peck. an administrator of through economical methods. The conference was made up of to make the lottery. This will be the National Highway Traffic Safety OPuinc Utilities Students representatives of national companies followed by a food guide in May.

Weisiger—Brown General Athletics Facility

to be in completion stages in near-future by Gina Blackwood “Up until now there was no place for Ford to a present-day automobile." teams to meet. They just had to Casey said. Assistant News Editor gather in offices. lobbies. or where Contrary to what was previously The new Weisiger-Brown General ever they could. but the new meeting released. the residence hall that is be Athletics Facility is expected to be rooms will remedy this problem." ing built near the facility is not an finished by Feb. 1. but according to dormitory for athletes. according to Athletics Director -Willis Casey. it The Wolfpack Club is financing the Casey. may be Feb. 15. $3 million facility that is expected to The new facility will be equipped to leave space in Reynolds Coliseum for "We originally talked of par- accommodate 120 football players. 80 other things. ticipating in the construction of the track-team members. and 27 dorm but the cost was entirely too wrestlers. “The new facility is entirely dif- high." Casey said. “We do hope that “The facility will have training ferent from Reynolds. Reynolds was they will be able to accommodate rooms. weight rooms and meeting built in 1949. and comparing the two some women athletes. but they will rooms." Casey said. would be like comparing a Model T pay the same price as other students."

NCAA to host conference team winners

in basketball tournament in late March Technoc‘ian file photo

by Gina Blackweed while the remaining 20 places will be There is no limit to the amount of at-large bids. scholarships and financial aid that State'sChrlsMondragonmalntslnstherldlngposltlon.butlowasute'sflmsrownseemsarnusethe Assistant News Editor Casey says that while State's they can get. 'olpsdrmstmenwllltraveltoMarylmdtorltsflrstACCdualmeetSundey. Athletics Director Willis Casey at women are under Association of Inter- "This was a very mild meeting." tended a National Collegiate Athletic collegiate Athletics for Women rules Casey said. T‘There were no really con- Association meeting in Houston. now. he would like State to be under troversial subjects to come on the Correction Texas. this past weekend. where it NCAA ruling by 1983. But the other floor. 111-1410 weather was decided that all conference win Atlantic Coast Conference members “However. at an earlier. special - Computer terminals move into Wechesdsy's Tectmlclsn incorrectly today — overcast with intermittent ners will be extended invitations to will have to agree. meeting. it was proposed that a third Tucker Dormitory. Page 9. identified the Village Dinner Theatre as shawers throughout the day. High near the NCAA basketball tournament. television network be contracted to do the Little Dimer Theater. 40 With a low in the mid-30$. Wm “Once we get under NCAA ruling. n' t ." ""ltied recognized as the "patron Also, in a front-page "On the — showers continding on Saturday Previously. only part of the con- women will be under the same rules as Null was the network chosen to be saint" of Hillsborough Street. Page 3. Brickyard,“ the technlclan incorrectly with partial clearing on Sunday. said. “Presently we are - State women cagers blitz Waite stated that those students accepted in Temperatures will be warmer with ference winners were invited. and a men." Casey given this additional package. but Forest.Pege4. the lottery this spring will be highs in the 605 and lows in the 405. large portion of the participating not allowed to pay for women athletes there were not enough votes on the guaranteed a room on campus for their (Forecast provided by student teams were at—large bids. to officially visit. but under NCAA we floor to support it. —Taylorstitches' Devilsbacttogether. remaining years in college. Residence meteorologists Joel Cline and Jimmy would be able to. Some additional information to the M5. Life personnel are currently consider- Merrell.) , There are 48 places in the tourna- discussion was brought up at the —- (.ontrol Groupbeaconstoallwho ingsxhaproposalbutithasnotasyet ment and with this new decision 28 “Women do have one distinct Houston meeting. but it was not voted appreciategreatroclt 'n'roll. Pageo. been acted on by the administration. places will be for conference winners. benefit under the present ruling. on. ”211ml

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Computer terminals

Move for safety Anyone who has ever taken a computer-science course remembers the long hours that were spent keypunching cards and waiting for a program to run without errors. Usually this meant long, late night hours in the computing center —— especially when TUCC would go down for the night. Walking home from any of the computing centers on campus late at night is never any fun nor is it safe. Residence Life has developed a sensible plan for puffing com- puter facilities on central campus in Tucker Dormitory. The move is a natural one. Computer technology is becoming more refined and the Judges protect judiciary power possibilities for computer location and use are almost limitless. This plan will not only move computer facilities closer to the students who use them, but it will create a safer WASHINGTON — Federal judges have banned the possession of bullets, probably environment for those students as well since they will not have as far to walk late at been doing their best recently to confirm a recognize that the Morton Grove ruling — and night widespread suspicion that “the courts run the Maxi/veil Cody by extension its own ordinance isn't safe The students on central and west campus will benefit immensely from the plan. The country.” A flurry of notable decisions by a from an appeal by the NRA. Sometimes students who live In other dormitories or off campus will benefit also because each per- handful of fellows has caught Americans by Glen Shearer judges are ignored entirely: on .the same day son who uses the facilities in Tucker means one fewer person using the already existing surprise and, in some cases, left them in of the Arkansas ruling, the Mississippi Senate computer facilities. shock. overwhelmingly approved a “creation This plan is bound to be successful because almost every curriculum at State in- On Christmas Eve a federal court judge in Here and Now science" provision for that state's public volves computer use at one time or another. Almost everyone is expected to do some Boise, Idaho, singlehandedly voided, as un- schools. work with a computer before he can graduate from State. If this plan to put computer constitutional, Congress’ 1978 extension of threw out a state law requiring equal treat- Judges seem all-powerful in part because the Equal Rights Amendment ratification ment of evolutionary theory and creation they preside over the busiest social and terminals in Tucker proves as successful as expected, then perhaps it can be expanded deadline and upheld the “authority" of states science” in the Arkansas public schools. political battleground , in America today. to several other dormitories on campus. to rescind their ratification decisions. Unless Despite considerable local support for the We’ve asked them to resolve all kinds of con- It is refreshing to see such innovative ideas coming from the administration. The dor- the Supreme Court speedily overturns the rul- teachings of Genesis, separation of church flicts and personal disagreements; it’s reached mitories at State are a good location to place services because, by doing so, the ser- ing, the amendment can be given up for lost. and state was reaffirmed. the point where some college graduates are vices are brought closer to the students. FoUr days later, a senior District Court It would be negligent, of course, to suing their schools for failing to educate them Access to computers is but one example of a service that students need placed judge in Chicago ruled that the suburban underestimate the import of these decisions adequately. conveniently on campus. The same reasoning was behind the drive to keep the village of Morton Grove, "1., had a right to for both the players involved and the times in Not surprisingly, as the late Yale University Students' Supply Store snackbar located where it is, complete with night hours. ban the sale and possession of handguns. which we live. In each case, a black-robed St. legal-scholar Alexander Bickel wrote: "All too Services that most students use on a regular basis should be located close to where Gun-control fans lauded the decision as a vic- George” has scotched the dragons of many federal judges have been induced to . students live. It is not only convenient, but safer too. It’s good to see this idea is finally tory for a civilized society. feminism, firearms and fundamentalism. For taking hold among some administrators. And on Jan. 5 a federal judge in Little Rock the moment, America may be better off as a result of the latter two verdicts. ‘Americans tend to be more interested Yet even these rulings may prove that it's unfair to accuse the judiciary of wielding too in who wins and who loses than in the ’I love them. I love them not. I love th—’ much power. To begin with, Americans tend to be more merits of the issues at hand. As a interested in who wins and who loses than in The minorities of this nation probably feel to do the job — so therefore these schools have a race problem. Whites were whites and the merits of the issues at hand. As a result, result, judges appear to hold more . that PaeddentRonaldvReeganis ma daisy ..would receive financial support from thenvblaolrs were always below us and things work- judges appear to hold more power than they power than they actually do.’ ‘latelutodetermine how he feels aboutthem- . federdl gmainoe they Would payno "edoutfastfine. Pass me another jelly bean, actually do. ‘ . . One can almost hear the sounds coming from taxes and could declare themselves non--profit would you, Ed? Like I was Saying, back then As average court-watchers, for example, the Oval Office: “I love them. I love them not. institutions. A few days later after hearing the things were just fine and we had a war regular we care less about the fine points of congres- I love them. I love them not." backlash from both whites and blacks. Reagan as clockwork just to keep up fhe patriotism. sional authority than whether the National . view themselves as problem solvers, as charg- The president had trouble recently trying to reversed his position saying he would now Do you really think we could roll back the Organization for Women will overcome the ' ed with a duty to act when majoritarian institu- decide if he should endorse blatant segrega- seek legislation to prevent the schools from clock to total segregation like when l was a Phyllis Schlaflys of the world. We also cheer tions do not.” If the courts are powerful, we tion or if he should work to prevent it. The receiving support from the federal govern- boy right after the Civil War?" when the underdog gun~control folks ring up have only ourselves to blame. issue was whether Bob Jones University and ment. “It’ll be a cinch,” Meese muses. “We won’t a hit against the well-financed National Rifle Of course, some judges are legal All of this makes one wonder just how even have to get Congress to approve this Association; whether or not to bear arms lightweights who lack training but possess policy is decided at the White House. Few part of it." seems a secondary consideration. And political connections. people know exactly what is said in the Oval “I wonder what Lee lacocca over at though the rivals in Little Rock seem as strong But even Supreme Court justices have Office when it combs time to make a decision. Chrysler would think about having indentured in their convictions as ever, the case might learned that they don't always have the last The administration probably decides among servants again. Cheap labor might just be the haVe pleased spectators best by ending in a word. The high court’s 1954 desegregation various altematives and then tries to pick the solution for the American businessman.” draw. and 1973 abortion rulings, for example, have one that will make the fewest people mad. “I love the idea, Mr. President,” Meese Yet, in our passion for final scores, we act been undermined or ignored across the coun- Here’s how the decision and indecision effec- beams. “I’ll announce it to the press while you as if a judge's decision can’t be challenged and try. And the judiciary’s conservative critics in ting Bob Jones University and Goldsboro check with the NAACP to make sure they possibly overturned in other arenas. The Congress have pledged to limit the Court’s Christian Schools was probably ironed out in believe that this is part of your economic plan judge in Idaho, Marion Callister — who jurisdiction further in 1982 with action on anti- the Oval Office between Reagan and his top which they still think is in their best interest.” moonlights as a bishop in the anti-ERA Mor- busing and anthabortion amendments to the aide, Ed Meese: “Sure, Ed," Reagan says, “and when mon church — seems to have not cared that Constitution. , Meese to the president, “Mr. President, I you’re through with that let's start thinking the courts have, in the past, tacitly allowed When rulings on emotional issues are hand- : ' think I’ve found.new way to cut taxes." about cutting back those school lunches some Congress to set its own deadlines for ratifica- ed down, Americans will temporarily ac- i “Well, that's just great, Ed," the president more.” . tion of constitutional amendments. quiesce as good citizens. But they know responds. “I'm all in favor of cutting taxes Tom Carrigan is the editorial editor for the By the same token, residents of Friendship there’ll always be another round. whenever possible. Who are we going to give Technician. Heights, a Washington suburb which recently WWW the Goldsboro Christian Schools would be ex- the money to this time? Gosh, Ed we've given empted from taxation because they were us- the rich about as much as'we can. If we give ing religion to disguise their bigoted attitudes them any more they might forget where they towards blacks. got it from and then forget to contribute to the for The Internal Revenue Service realized that ’84 campaign.” the Goldsboro Christian .Schools and Bob “Not the rich," Meese chimes in, "we’ll give Jones University were nothing more than it to the those segregationists down in the Spirit returns shams created solely id;-Mminate against South. Remember the Klan did endorse us in blacks. The ChristianWon doesn’t ad- the last election. If we su¢ceed in rolling the This letter is in response to Brian Datta's Jan. vocate discrimination against anyone, so clock back far enough we'll be known as the 18 column (“Sixth player bows out: State fans these two institutions had to really stretch their most dynamic leadership team to hit support team as long as it has chance of winn- religious point to prevent blacks from mingling Washington in years. Who knows what we ing"). As one who has watched State and ACC with whites. can do if we really try.” basketball for more than 20 years, I feel qualified At first Reagan said he was opposed to the “Well," the president responds as usual, to comment on the subject of fan support. IRS deciding who should or shouldn’t pay .“lt’s like I said during the debate with Mr. While it is true that many fans left Reynolds taxes — I’m not sure just who he had in Coliseum before the Wolfpack's 20—point loss to mind Carter. When I was growing up, we didn't .., na was over, it is also of note that the fans 77. 2s“ 1.52%" ‘ . ‘- ' there in the first place. Any State-Carolina I is a guaranteed sellout. but in the years the great State teams of 1972-73 and 73-74, the games with Carolina have been pret- ty much it as far as sellouts at Reynolds Col- iseum go. This season there have been two official sellouts (Clemson and Carolina) and one a good as sold out (Maryland). The Clemson game was sold out without the student body back from Christmas break. Yes, the “sixth man" had a bad game Jan. 13, but everyone has a bad game now and then. It fleasy to say that the sixth man in 72-74 never had bad games, but those fans had the almost .urinard-of pleasure of never seeing their team ‘ ’lose. It's v'ery easy to have the “spirit" when you back an unbeaten team. School spirit has fallen alongwayatStatesincethosegoldendaysof yearsago.butitison thewayback. lthink, Mr. Rita. thatweaspiretothesame goalbutlfindyourapproachabittoocynical. seatedintheendaones —— withveryfewoourt- ithas. SchoolqairitatStateisbeingrevived.M_r.‘ Don'tbetoohardonthepeople wholeftearly; ddeexoeptions—andtakenrightoutofthe Delta,butittaltessometimetofantheflamesof they've always done that except in 72-74, and game. Why? afke that neariywentout. they do it everywhere that fans watch games. Andwhocanblamesomeoneforstaylngat One final quudon: did you ev‘r think, con- No one likes to see his team get plowed. home and watching the action on thetube in- sidering recent buory. that the fans would sit On a related subject, it has always annoyed steadofgoingtothegameandsittingintheback and watch their team get blown outby 20? l me that the student body at State gets the worst oftheendaone, wheremostofthetimedyou didn'tandldon't blame them. The Packisback seatsinabuildingthathasmorethanitsshareof can see isthe scoreboard? I've sat there enough andthefansknowit.They'llbebacktoo.witha bad seats. At every other arena in the ACC, the timestoknow. vengeance. student body is seated right on top of the court, In light of that, it's commendable that the Bruce Winkworth but at Reynolds Coliseum the students He Packhasplayedasmanyfullhousesathomeas SR LWE :3 Features January 22, 1982 / Technidan

’He’s what you’d call a staple’

Visit with ’patron saint’ of Hillsborough Street

by Jess Rollins hair. "I used to have hair." he said grinning and poin- "People all have individual tastes. One guy says Red's popularity with the college crowd is Features Writer iing under his derby. yaahh (he nods his head enthusiastically) another guy endeared with his sense of humor and the views he Red's been coming to Mitch's since he fell and says naahh.” Red said waving his hands and turning shares with the young. "I agree with their view— He sits there like a man who has blended. comfor- broke his hip on some ice. two years ago. Since then away in mock disgust. points until they get way out there. You can go too tably into his element. Surrounded by friends. he's ”just been coming around regular." But Red's Looking back on his career, Red said he had no far right or left. gregarious acquaintances and memories, he appears been a regular in Raleigh since 1948. regrets. “I certainly didn't want to stay in the army." "I'm a college flunk-out too, you know. Oh yeah, I very much at home. A transplanted New Yorker who grew up in Red said his hobbies included reading and wat- bit the dust. I still say it's the key to anything. But I He’s well-known. if not famous. and to those who Brooklyn and Queens. N.Y.. Red joined the Army in ching “C-Span." which covers the N.C. House of don’t know how to make a dumb guy smart." see him nightly, perched atop his favorite spot. he is 1940 and served through World War II in the Pacific Representatives. Red studied English for a while. "I wanted to be a a cornerstone of sorts. Most regulars would agree until 1945. He met his first and only wife while sta- "I'm only interested in politics as a bystander. to teacher. Also wanted to be an aviator. When the place just wouldn't be the same without “Red." tioned at Ft. Bragg after the war. He was later see how those guys operate. as an education. (Charles) Lindberg crossed the Atlantic, I wanted to Charles J. "Red" Campbell and Mitch's Tavern on divorced. ”I read most everything. I just finished reading a do it too." Hillsborough Street are practically synonymous with Red gained the distinction of having the first book about the German Navy. I guess not many peo A lot of people come up to Red during the evening each other. But his presence might go unnoticed. ex- nightclub in Raleigh in 1949, located on US. 1 North. ple read about that.” some to talk. some to just say “hi" and pat him on cept of course to friends, if it were not for the visible "That's what really got me started." he exhorted the back. It‘s almost a status symbol among the contrast in age between Red, who’s 66, and Mitch's with his characteristically thick Brooklynese accent. His biggest passion though is probably sports. “I'm friendly customers to know and speak to Red. other patrons. It's a contrast few would dare “I offered liquor-by-the-drink, because they (the city) a sports nut as everybody knows. There was a time I "I think a lot of them talk to me because I've been criticize, and a difference most would agree adds told me I could get it. Of course you know when we never missed any basketball. football or baseball around on Hillsborough Street so long. I know the definite character to the popular college hangout. got that." He followed his last statement with the games at State. I still go occasionally. college. Guys and girls come up to me and ask me He got the name Red from his former lock of red gruff. short shot of laughter one associates at Mitch‘s “Everett Case is my all time favorite. He put State stuff they wouldn't ask their mother or father. I with Red's sense of on the map. Let's face it. That's sports-wise." he guess 'cause I'm not their mother or father. They humor. carefully and quickly added. .. know I'm not going to say anything about them. I'll “The only entertain- Red has seen droves of students come amigo over answer questions. but I'm not a gossip." ment were bands and go his five-decade span in Raleigh. He‘s seen the-(times Red was discussing his interest in plays and sym- gos. You couldn‘t even change as distinctly as the seasons. yet he finds it phonies when a well groomed young man tapped him display a liquor bottle." hard to compare students today and yesterday. on the shoulders. “Hey Charles." Red blames the liquor "It's tough to compare 'cause times change so "Hello there Mike." _ law on his club folding much. Some people will say it's wilder now. They've . It was a good friend of Red's. Mike Cyzewski, a two years later in 1951. (students) always been a little wild. clarinetist with the N.C. Symphony. “Red‘s one of the His partner. an old army- “In the '603. boy. you name it. You find out that main reasons I come up to Mitch's. If Red's not here i buddy from New York guys who were running up and down Hillsborough go someplace else. He's what you'd call a staple. returned home. “I've Street in the '605 are the most conservative now. "He's one of the most knowledegable people about seen him once or twice They've made their money and now have more to current events I know. If he played his cards right he since then. That’s all." hang onto. could be mayor." But Red didn't leave "Things change." he continued. “Computers "Nah. let Smedes York have it."They both laughed. the profession. "I've been change everything." Red drew back and explained Mike continued. "I give Red a schedule so he in the bar business all my that he knew how to work one of today's more com- knows where we are." Red owned and manag- life. bus boy to bartender. plicated advances. "Like Rubik's Cube. I can solve it “I follow it," Red replied. "I'm a patron saint." edthe now abandoned It requires a certain in five seconds." he boasted as someone looked on in Red's more likely the patron saint of Mitch's. College Grill until 1911. knowledge," he said in his disbelief. Noticing the onlooker. Red paused briefly When asked if he ever got tired of coming here, he TM College Grill was punctual. matter-of-fact and then continued. “Yeah. with a hammer. You don't gave the question a smile and answered, “You don't located below the style of speaking. need no bulls—- to do it." get tired of nothing as long as you're living. babe." presentday Mitch's. r W Feature Writers 00 IN PEACE nu mar YOU man 11' Km. and JOIN THE The Flaming Center has been here for women W On campus: of all ages since 1974. offering understanding All interested Contact and help to anyone faced with an unplanned Important pregnancy . . . day or night. Services include: "0ch Miller free Pregnancy Testing meeting 3 Patterson Hall team or Saturday Abortion Am. Wed. 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Lawson, Rogers Poised Devils stun Pack by William Terry Kelley got careless with the basket- Sports Editor ball." said State head orchestrate basketball coach Jim DURHAM — Last year Valvano whose team hosts several close games left the East Carolina at 7:30 p.m. Pack on the short side but Saturday in what should be State had been winning the a breather for State. close ones this year —— until “We had a couple of tur- State women Wednesday night. A fired- novers that were not caused up Duke team that had been by defense. The whistle winless in the conference would blow and all of a sud- with only four wins all den the ball was going the season came from 11 points other way." over, Deacons down to defeat the Pack The game was full of ac- 49-48 here in an ACC game. tion throughout and even Duke trailed 18-7 with more so in the second halfas by Devin Steele In addition. Connie nine minutes left in the first State mounted a possible Editor Rogers became only the half when the Devils comeback after falling sixth State player to reach started to rally. Duke took behind by as much as six. State's Sherry Lawson what the Wolfpack calls the advantage of several Pack State pulled to within one has always performed her “LOGO—Point Club" by chipp- mistakes that turned the on a couple of occasions but role on State's women's ing in 15 points. which put. ball over and roared back to good Devil foul shooting basketball team when need- her four-year total at 1.001. take a 23-22 halftime lead. prevented the Pack from ed off the bench. Genia Beasley is the most- Chip Engelland and Vince taking the lead and as But. with Ginger Rouse productive State player in Taylor led the Blue Devil Taylor. who led all scorers unable to play. the junior Pack's history with 2,367 ‘ comeback with a combined with 19. missed the front got the starting call in the points. while Rouse holds 10 points. end of a oneand-one State Wolfpack's matchup with the fourth position with “We're just really pleas- couldn't get the ball Wake Forest Wednesday 1,321 points. Rogers is ed: it's an excellent win for downcourt fast enough for a night and was everywhere closest to Ronnie Laughlin's our young men," Duke head final go ahead shot. but on the bench. 1,126 points. basketball coach Mike As usual in an ACC con- All she did was perform Krzyzewski said. “We test the officiating was ques» authentically in shooting “I'm really glad to see any played very positively for 40 tionable — going both ways. nine for 10 from the floor for player reach 1,000 points." minutes and smart toward “I'm not going to complain 18 points in sparking the na- Yow said. “The thing that the end. about the officiating." tionally 5th-ranked Pack to a comes to mind about Connie Valvano said. "After a loss it 91-57 conference victory Rogers' doing it is that she's “I was hoping the crowd sounds like sour grapes. over the Deacons in an unselfish player. She's wouldn't sound too loud so There could have been a few Winston-Salem. contributed in other ways. we could hear the buzzer. calls made. a five—second call “SherryLawson had her but I‘m glad to see her get When the clock went to zero at the end. best offensive night ever." scoring credit. too." and he (Sidney Lowe) didn't “But sometimes you can said State head coach Kay shoot. I said. ‘Just be quiet put yourself into situations The Wolfpack's mutt Bailey sky hooks over the Blue Devils' Yow as her team rolled up Angie Armstrong and fora minute.‘ I thought it where the official's call Mike Tlssaw. its 15th win against only two Linda Page added 14 as was just an excellent game." decides things. That's what The shot at the end was Duke set up after we called a losses. The game was the State shot 56 percent from With Duke's tallest man happened to us tonight. never taken because State time out, to go ahead and first for State to be used in the field. at only 6' 8". the Devils You‘re going to have some could not grab the handle on get the ball down the floor," conference tournament The Wolfpack held a nar- played an aggressive 32 disappointments along the the rebound after the miss- Valvano said. “Five seconds seeding. row halftime lead of 39-31. defense and boxed out the way. We're 13-3 with 13 ed free throw with five is plenty of time. We just "Her shot selection was but a poor shooting per- Pack tall men out- games left. I think we have seconds left. didn't get the ball to Sidney good. She played good formance by Wake the se~ rebounding State. 26-24. an excellent shot at the “0n the last play we or Dereck (Whittenburgl defense. She did everything cond half 38 percent — “We were up by 11 and we NCAA playoffs." decided instead of letting soon enough." defensively that she's been enabled State to widen the doing defensively." margin. Rouse. who was red- Wolfpack men gymnasts hook up with Indians shirted two years ago due to “We were a little ragged Technician file photo by John Davison James Madison and is look- and the high-bar. while he evaluating the Indians. a recurring back problem. the first half." Yow said. Sports Writer ing for a much closer score gives the Indians a bit of an Schuh said he is also of the was suffering a related pain “We didn't show much inten- State's Sherry Lawson parcels out to a teammate. this time out. edge on the pommel horse opinion that sometimes the just prior to the game and sity and concentration. We upset third-ranked Old hard-nosed defense. There is State's men's gymnastics "If both teams hit. it's go- and parallel bar exercises. older, better established Yow decided not to risk her beared down and made Dominion last week. The little room for errors. team travels to ing to be within a tenth of a “Our strong point would gymnastics squads can “get playing. things happen the second Cavaliers are 14-4 overall “Mentally. we’ll be fired Williamsburg. Va., Sunday point for the wins." State be form." Schuh said. “I away with" somewhat slop “We've found out from half. however." and 1-2 in the ACC. up after playing down at for its second meet of the men's gymnastics coach Sam work the guys on keeping pier performances than the past experiences that it's Barbara Durham directed .. , Clemson and seeing how up year against William Schuh said. good form. They work newer. less well-established best not to play her when the Deacs with 19 points. We ve barely gotten out a team can get for us. We Mary. State enters this Schuh said he feels that harder for the tricks and teams. In spite of this. the she's having back pains." she of Virginia (with a win) the were totally overwhelmed. meet on the heels of a his squad will probably be they sometimes over look meet in Williamsburg pro said. “We‘ll need her more State visits Virginia past two seasons." Yow said. We‘ will have to play great 222.6-170.1 victory over better in the floor exercises the form," Schuh said in mises to be a close one. for our next game against Saturday night for a 7:30 “They are well-poised. They defense and cut down on our Virginia."- contest against a team who play a patient offense and turnovers to beat Virginia." J

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”The Prince’ steps upas Duke’5 ringleader Athlete of the by Devin Steele in his early Duke days. But Assistant Sports Editor “"super isn't the word to describe the season the DURHAM — 'Twas but Dukes are having. week four seasons ago when Vince Taylor. who leads the L" _ ‘ '5 -' shit» Taylor first strolled across ACC in scoring with a 1 . Duke's west campus. into 19-point average. and his I 1‘ .. 2'2 ‘7" 3 t‘e Cameron Indoor Stadium. team struggled in the early gYLO¢ The highly-recruited season. going 4-9 and falling (5-: guard had just joined the Angie Armstrong is short even to some lowly . . x‘.‘ «a j" this week’s Technician Blue Devils' basketball teams. i12257 athlete of the week. squad which had just ad- Now. respect is the name is. Armstrong. State’s vanced to the pinnacle of col- of the game for Taylor and women's basketball lege roundball — the NCAA Blue Devil basketball. .H.a team's star point guard. f i n a I s . “We're getting some of led the Wolfpack to a pair ' Duke's only freshman. our respect back now." said of wins in the Wolfpack Taylor had the whole star- Taylor after his team gained ; l Doubleheaders last ting lineup from that team a healthy amount of respect weekend and contributed ahead of him. Breaking into from State when it upset the l 193%“ the starting roster was prae nationally lSth-ranked to State's 91-57 win over tically improbable that year. Wolfpack. 49-48. Wednesday l Wake Forest Wednes- He was just a “contributor" night in Durham. The 6-5 day. to that preseasonally top- senior scored 19 points while The 55 playmaker ranked team. just making a grabbing nine rebounds to scored 10 points in small impression. direct the Devils' first ACC State's 91-63 win over “It was hard not starting win. Georgia State Friday and my first year." Taylor A blowout seemed to be in shared scoring honors remembers. the making in the first half. with 16 points in the But still ahead stood four The Devils were down by 11 Pack‘s 72—63 win over Pit- years for the high-school All- in the first half. but Taylor tsburgh. America. Expectations were coolly led his team to a f”.a high for Taylor. but he halftime edge which it never . fi-m wasn‘t rushing’things. relinquished. l? The following season. "We showed a lot of poise “'s '2‘ f .. .,; Clemson, Duke lead ACC in swimming, wrestling Taylor entered the starting in coming back and holding Technician file photo roster. but for two seasons up." Taylor said. “It's Duke's Vlnce "The Prlnce" Taylor guards State's Sidney Lowe, who eyes the middle. Atlantic Coast Conference with league winsover Duke postponed last week due to was on the wake of the definitely our biggest win Service Bureau and Maryland. weather. so this weekend's “star" despite turning in this year. We really wanted GREENSBORO — Clem- State. the winner of the StateMaryland meet will some startling perfor- to get our first ACC win." “Regrets? No way." role as the team leader. were 7-7. won 10 of their last son and Duke are currently previous 11 ACC swimming open the ACC season. mances. It's such a turnaround Taylor said with his usual “My time is now." he said. 16 games to earn an NIT bid. atop the standings in the titles, also has two league To date. Duke leads the Now. at the departure of two ACC winter sports. from Taylor's first three schoolboy grin. “I would like “I was moved to point guard "We made some changes however. in both cases the wins and is unbeaten league by virtue of its two Gene Banks and Kenny Den- years when. at this point in to be doing better, I mean. last year in the middle of the which really turned our favorite. State. is lurking overall. non-league wins over South nard — the last of the the season. Duke had the team. But we don't have season and I’ve felt like the season around." Taylor said. close behind and appears Maryland had lost both of Carolina State and “team" — Vince “The several wins behind it and the super talent that some of leader ever since." “The Prince" and his ready to make a challenge its league encounters this Washington and Lee. with Prince" stands as the lone was usually at the top of the the other ACC teams have. I That move may have been Dukes hope that their first season. but is in the process Georgia Tech second after senior on the Blue Devil list. don't regret it. I‘m getting a one of head coach Mike conference victory will turn for the lead soon. beating V.M.I. last month. team. As the team captain. And although the Devils good education and I‘m play- Krzyzewski‘s best in his this season around. Clemson swimmers have of a good year just the same. twoyear fashioned a perfect 3-0 The Terrapins hold a 6-3 State is 21. its only loss to he is having a super season, are having a lackadaisical ing where college basketball tenure at Duke. "Hopefully, this will give league record with convinc~ overall record with wins Iowa State. with Maryland living up to many of the ex- season. are there any is really happening at." After the change in us momentum for a sue» ing wins over Georgia Tech. over East Carolina. Old next at 6-2. North Carolina pectations imposed on him regrets? Not hardly. And Taylor is enjoying his? strategy, the Devils, which cessful season." he said. Duke and Virginia. and have Dominion. American. currently stands at 3-2 but a 51 overall mark. The LaSalle. Kent State. and both losses were to highly Wolfpack grapplers to face Maryland in first league match Tigers however. will face a Bucknell. ranked opponents in Iowa stern test when they travel In wrestling. the league's State and Oklahoma. to Chapel Hill this week to first dual meet encounter of Virginia has wrestled to a by Bray Toot American University and State last year Maryland 167-pound cocaptain Randy thi-pound freshman Tony take on North Carolina. who the year. slated between 2-1 mark and Clemson Sports Writer Temple. Maryland's only went on to finish second in Thompson. Thompson at Rozzo. I58-pound freshman is currently in second place Duke and Virginia. was sundsgt 2-4. losses have come at the the ACC. this point holds a career John Kostilic and :3 State's wrestling team hands of two very good “Maryland has been vast- record of 11-9. heavyweight Darrel White. will open its ACC schedule, teams. Navy and Tennessee. ly improving over the last Bot h Worley and Rozzo have -cor-‘ebcaard Sunday when it travels to The Pack saw many of the few years." State head coach The other cocaptain on a record of 7-4. W'hil 1' holds :1 Maryland to take on the Navy wrestlers at the Navy Bob Guzzo said. “I think it's the team is l34-pound Mark record of l3-fi, and Koslilir- Terapins. At this point Invitational earlier in the going to be a very tough Dugan. Dugan is considered has a record of “-3. State has a dual meet record year. match for us." the Terps best wrestler. So 1. North Carolina (41) 13-0 11. Georgetown 14-3 of 2-1 while Maryland boasts This is the first ACC team Maryland has a very far his career record stands State will be represented 2. Missouri (1) 14-0 12. Tulsa 13—2 a record of 7-2. that State has faced this young team this year. It at 15-2. Sunday by five ACC chant 3. Virginia 16-1 13. San Francisco 15-2 Maryland is coming off a year. Last year the Pack usually wrestles three Other wrestlers that pions. All‘Amerit-as Matt 4. DePaul 15-1 14. Arkansas 11-2 victory over Morgan State. defeated Maryland. 33—9. but freshmen. tWo sophomores might give the Wolfpack a Reiss and Chris Wi-nly. will Maryland has beaten some this year's match should be a and three juniors. The lone tough match are ll8-pound represent State in their 5. Texas 14-0 15. State . .. 13:2 first-rate competition respective Weight classes. 6. Minnesota 11-2 16. Kansas State 124 in lot closer. After its loss to senior on the team is freshman John Worley. A(.‘(' champions 'l‘om (tie) Iowa 11-2 17. Louisville 11—4 . Newcome. Tab 'l'htickcr and 8. Idaho 150 (tie) Alabama 12-2 Jerry Rodriguez will also be 9. Kentucky 10-3 19. Villanova 12-2 in top form. 10. Oregon State 12-2 20. Fresno State 13-1 l 3 ‘ 8 3 \ 3 <9

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Group’s energy bursts wifi’contralled’ entth-sriasm Many of the band‘s songs are still evolving with the by Karen 6. Fox group; If one listens carefully to the band's older songs Copy Editor played on WKNC and to the same songs still played by Con- It's no wonder Control Group draws such large and en- trol Group on stage. one can detect drastic changes in lyrics thusiastic audiences. The band's obvious love for music and as well as an updated and more refined instrumental ar- its fans, and its energy. talent and enthusiasm beacon to all rangement. The changes are due to the band's inner growth who appreciate great rock ‘n' roll. and maturation. and a new vocalist. 7. With the group's members seemingly bursting with After Miller's departure. the band was scheduled for its energy on stage. it is often hard to see how they manage to second N.C. tour in June 1981. and it needed a new lead keep "control." Each member is a talented. hard-driving vocalist. The band received Donna Von Plock‘s name. rock ‘n' roller and an integral part of the entity known as “We auditioned her and she auditioned us and now she's ('rrntrol Group. sitting here." Farrell said. 3 Shortly before the band's performance at Tau Kappa Ep “It came at a time in my life when I was ready to do silon fraternity house Jan. 14. questions flew all over the something crazy." she said. “It was the biggest decision I've room from the interviewer to the band. and from band ever made in my life. I was ready to devote my life to member to band member. something." “The concept of Control Group began in the fall of 1979." Von Plock is responsible for the new lyrics on the old drummer Billy Farrell said. original songs. She said she had tried to keep the new lyrics The band is billed as being from New York, N.Y.. but. close to those of Miller's original lyrics. but the new lyrics "We started at Bennington College (Vermontl." guitarist reflect the band's evolved style. and vocalist Kris “Animal" Heaton added. “Treeology” one of the two songs the group has press— The band originally consisted of Heaton. Farrell. guitar- ed into vinyl —— has become the song "Geometry." Other tist and vocalist Ray Foote. and vocalist Julie Miller. Miller songs which were changed are “Just Another Night" and and Foote also switched off on guitar and keyboard bass. “My Sarina." “Then we auditioned Oliver (Roberts. bass and vocalsl." Von Plock‘ also changed the words to “Super Sonic." but Heaton said. “that was kind of an ambiguous song anyway. The words “I auditioned Control Group," Roberts interjected. always changed when we used to play it," according to The five-member band continued to practice in the. area Foote. “I heard it on the radio, and it was so different." through the next school year. “Then we decided after that. Changed lyrics and arrangements are not the only things during the summer. to pursue music full time," Farrell said. that show Control Group's growth — several new songs are in have been written. “We decided not to go back - and here we Roberts has been the main writing force for the band's Raleigh." Heaton said. “We’re all college dropouts." music. He has written such tunes as “All the Same." “Just' The members dropped out to follow a dream of rock ‘n' Another Night," “Situation." “War is Over" and “Be a Fool" roll that has brought the group through many changes. Staff photos by Wayne Beyer song on the band‘s single. He is also responsi~ “We did play up north for about three months: Vermont: Pictured from Control Group are Oliver Roberts playing bass, Kris Heston on guitar, Billy Farrell beating the drums. — the other New York; New York City; Connecticut." Heaton said. ble for two of the latest: “Go Down" and “Back Again." “We used to play all originals. and maybe three of our The band dropped many of its first original tunes when and evolved So the songs that we used to play aren't as own renditions of other people's music." Farrell said. Miller left: “Plus the musical style of the band has changed apropos to what we're doing now." Heaton said. (See “Control, " p. 7/

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They are religious. not core punk tune that truly glory. The Magic Christian Friday. and 11 pm. munity; the waves manage in the sense of being rocks the crowd and pro- “Seriously. I write all my songs on guitar and tlen I show Stewart Theatre Admission: $.75 cents The Triangle area has to ripple into Raleigh on oc- Sunday-morning church- vokes violent dancing. to a them the guitar parts: then I let them improvise and put recently been fortunate casion. goers. but on a much more reggae song that has the au- their own parts to it. In this outrageously offbeat comedy. Peter enough to play host to the A cultural revolution is in personal basis. dience moving together to “I really wanted to be a very new-wave bass player at Sellers and Ringo Starr wreak havoc on the Bad Brains. a Washington. progress and the Bad Brains A beautiful. though unex‘ one beat. first. but then Control Group was totally into heavy metal, .pretensions of modern society. With tremendous D.C.-based. punk-reggae can be given a great deal of plainable aura surrounds the The band's music is so we merged. We decided to make this ‘heavy wave.‘ wealth they do whatever their twisted hearts band that hETFansplanted credit for firing the first Bad Brains; their music tribalistic and basic. Much The band also has three other songs which are examples desire. no matter who it offends. itself into New York City. shot1n this movement of our bears witness to this. Near physical movement is in« ofthis sound: "First Car." “E Man" and “Media Breakdown" The band has the distinction society. the end of a performance. it volved with an unbelievable -— the last two songs were written by Heston. Hospital Friday. 9 pm. of being the best of the first is common for HR. to come amount of energy created. The band would like to get a permanent place in Raleigh. Stewart Theatre Admission: $.75 punk bands out of the The original group into the audience and shake Its music reflects the chang- but “we're on the road so much that we would only be in the George C. Scott stars as the chief of medicine at district. hands. This is a gesture of ing times. apartment maybe. if we're lucky. eight days a month." Far- a hospital in this wicked satire written by the Such bands as Black The Bad Brains have been the desire for togetherness The Bad Brains now make rell said. master of satire. Paddy Chayefsky. In this film. Market Baby and the playing together as a group that the Bad Brains seem to their home in New York Now the band members just move in and out of hotels in hospitals, doctors and modern medicine receive Slickee Boys are also from for about three years. The strive for and believe in where they are taking their the towns where they are playing and here in Raleigh, the the same treatment that network news broadcasts the first punk era. These band remains intact from its most of all. Their music bite of the Big Apple. They place they now call “home,” with each other for family. received in Chayefsky's Academy Award winning bands are still playing original line-up with H.R. as crosses over our society‘s are currently on their first “were very close." Von Plock said. The members of Con film. Network. together, but the Bad Brains lead vocalist. Dr. Know on barriers. bringing all extensive east coast tour. trol Group must be very close. not only to maintain har- seem to be the major in- guitar. Darryl Jenifer together as one. The Bad Brains will be mony in the living arrangements. but also to maintain har- Dragonslayer Saturday. 7, 9:15 and 11:30 pm. fluence on the present punk strumming bass and Earl The Bad Brains play sets performing at The Big Bad mony in the musical arrangements. The members continue Stewart Theatre Admission: 31 scene in the district. This beating the drums. which consist of both punk Wolf Monday night with the to live and work together to form, what they said they hope George Lucas‘ Industrial Light and Magic scene greatly effects the The Bad Brains are and reggae songs. The band Throbs's opening show. to be. a new category in rock ‘n' roll. O'OOOOIOOOOIODOIOOOILGQ The members were in somewhat of a disagreement over special-effects team did the wonderful magic in wha 's preventing the band back from becoming nationally this film about a sorceror‘s apprentice who must crvn. ENGINEERS famous right now. save the British countryside from a 40—ft. fire- lfl They could rule out the stage lighting and sound breathing dragon. This was by far the best fantasy EARN OVER $900 ' UPTO4SIUDW’SPERMITI‘EDPER engineering. as Neal “The Wizard" Murray and Jerry film of 1981. APARIMENTKEEPSYOURMONIHLY Coston really enhance the band's performance. Bert In- A MONTH RENTPERPERSONREASONABLEI abinet has done an excellent job for the band as the stage GOOD GRIEF!!! Good old Charlie Brown and his mans r. Dave_Jarema. their manager. has been their fun-loving dog. Snoopy. are live on stage. Charlie AND OPEN THE DOOR TO A TOP Located adjacent to Wake County Medical Center and most onest critic and biggest fan. Brown and the whole gang will be appearing at ENGINEERING FUTURE. 1-64! Just 13 minutes from NCSU. Bus service to NCSU Stewart Theatre Saturday. This musical comedy on Route #15. Year round indoor swimming pool. exer- One band member said the lack of an album was the How many corporations would be willing to pay cise room and clubhouse 'Ibnnis courts and outdoor pool cause; another member said the lack of original material. will be performed at 1:30 pm. and 4 pm. The per- too! One and two bedroom plans offer modern kitchen. But perhaps Foote had the answer when he said. “Time." formance is recommended for children in grades you over $900 a month during your Senior year air conditioning. and carpeting. Cablevision and HBO Time to practice, to write. to grow. to develop consisten- K—6 and their parents. It will run about an hour , just so you'd join the company after graduation? available. Direct Bus service. For complete information cy and stability. and to establish a firm base — was the key. and a half. . Under a special Navy program we’re doing just and a complimentary indoor pool pass. visit us 9-6:00 As far as Control Group's fans. the Control Patrol. are Come watch all the Peanuts sing and dance in I' that. It's called the Civil Engineering Cprps{ollege p.111. daily. Saturday 10-52(1) p.111. concerned, it can take all the time it needs here in Raleigh. this lively show. Tickets are just $3.50 per person Program. 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Farm House Fraternity forms blood program by Mary Durham campus was sponsored by students and their families Mark'rotny,commanderofAr- Staff Writer the brothers of Sigma Alpha to be guaranteed of blood noldAlrSociety,presentsaoom- Mu Fraternity. The when they need it. The Red memoratlve sword to acting A blood service program students gave 220 pints of Cross can continue this pro criancéior Nash Vinstead In a is being formed on State‘s blood on Wednesday, accor- gram as long as students ceremony Wednesday In memory campus. Sponsored by Farm ding to John Reeves. frater‘ continue to donate their House Fraternity. the pro nity spokesman. blood, according to Mon of State Alumni who died In ser- gram will be administered tague. vice, and In celebration of totally by the campus. The new blood program AFROTC's 35th anniversary on the "Currently. State is the will have a board composed “Wake County is in State campus. The sword Is largest single blood-donor of students. The board will desperate need of blood Number 9 of a limited edition by group in Wake County. work with Larry Gracie. donors to keep out of the Wilkinson Sword Company of State gives about 2,100 pints director of Student Develop emergency levels." Mon- Canada. of blood of the 18,000 pints ment. and Jerry Barker. the tagueTsaid. adding that the Wake County receives a coordinator of Health recent snow fall kept many year." Pete Montague of the Education Programs. Mon- bloodmobiles from making Wake County Red Cross tague said. their usual stops. Chapter said. Students are urged to con- State organizations have “We are able to offer all tact the Wake County about 14 blood drives a year. State students total blood- Chapter at 833-3016 if they according to Montague. The service usage." Montague have questions pertaining to most recent blood drive on said. This program enables blood service. crie Alt Crier items must be fewer than 30 meeting date, but no item will appear more NEED HELP WITH A CONSUMER problem? PRE MEDPRE DENT CLUB meeting Tuesday‘ '1982 AGROMECK yearbook layout 88881011 OPEN HOUSE SPONSORED BY THE NCSU CLUBS: INTERESTED IN SOME PUBLICITY? APR 20, 1982 DR. PATRICK LOGUE, Duke worth in length and must be typed or than three times. The deadline for all Want to save money? Cali NCSU Student Jan, 26, 7:30 pm, RM 3533 Gardner Hall. A" begins Sat. rooming at 11:00 in the CRIMINAL JUSTICE Servrce Club on Wed. Call Julia at 7376054 about the information Univ Medical Center "Neuro Psychology at legtily printed on Oh X 11 paper Items sub Criers rs 5 pm. the date oi publication for Consumer Assoc We can help! 2799 24 his Important meeting. Senate Hall, 3rd floor Student Center, All Jan. 27 from 7 pm to 10 pm. in the lst booth soon to appear in the library annex 2250 ii." wood that do not conform to the above the prewous issue. Items may be submitted layout staff members are expected to at- floor Link Bldg. Lounge All students are one item in Student Center stiite 3120, Crier! are WATERSKIERS. NCSU WATERSKI club RALEIGH PARKS B REC. _ Special Popula tend. welcome to come and meet prominent THE NATIONAL AGRI MARKETING ASSOC. specifications Will not be run. Only run on a spaceaveilable basrs and the meeting on Thur, Jan 28 at 8 pm, in the trons Orvismii needs volunteers to assist members of the NC, Criminal Justice WE WILL HAVE A COVERED DISH supper on INAMAI erI meet in the Green Rm, 4th from a Single organization will be run in an Blue Room of the student Center. Everyone wnh classes for mentally and physrcally im~ FREE TUTORING FOR ENGINEERING System. Free beer and other refreshments Tues, Jan 26 in the Blue Room, Student floor Student Center Mon. Jan 25 at 7:30. issue. The Technician will attemlll '0 Technician is in no way obligated to run is noted to attend. parted persons Ceramics swimming, STUDENTS in MA 111, 102, 202. ENG 111, wrll be available. Center. The new high school program WIII Program; Resume Preparation and Inter- inn all Items at_|east once _beiore their at Crier item. wrtdlile study, fitness, sports and games. 112. PY 205, 208. CH 101, 105, 107. Come be presented at the meeting. vrewrng Techniques. Introductory spring THE NC STATE FRISBEE CLUB wul meet in Call Volunteer Sewices 7373193 by 119 thdick and aslt for Will or Billie. ULTIMATE FRISBEE WILL BE PLAYED at 3 semester meeting! the Packhouse 7 pm. on Thurs Feb 4. Br pm at Harris field on Tuesdays. Fridays and THE ENGINERRING OPERATIONS SOCIETY log your own refreshments. All interested In LOSTV-SMALL 7diamond, white gold ring Saturdays this spring Istarting immediately will meet Tues. Jan 26 at 7:15 pm. In ALL-THOSE INTERESTED IN JOINING THE any level of the sport should attend. very sentimental in value, If found. please STUDENTS WHO FEEL THEY may be eligible weather permittingl. Bring a Irisbee. Daniels 225. All We are urged to attend. BIG BROTHERBIG SISTER volunteer pro call Susan at 8284573. Ring value 8 reward for an exemption from the results of the gram offered by the Raleigh Mental Health FREE WINDHOVER 1982 posters are Will be paid random‘selection process should contact the MORAVIAN STUDENT FELLOWSHIP "ATLANTIS: EXTENSION OF HUMAN Deep Center, please call 737-5063 after 5 for fur- available in 3132 Student Center MWE housmg office immediately for an exemption MEETING SUNDAY Jan. 24 at 7:30 pm at Drying Depths" Dr, Peter Bennett, Duke ther information 1012, TH 13. form. 2332 Airline Dr. For more information or University Medioel Center, Mon. Jan 25, Poe rules call Rev. Durham at 787-4034 or Hall, Room 836. 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GEORGE CARLIN HAS FINALLY # Richard Pryor Returns in Science Fiction PLACE FOR HIS STUFF... AY BRADBl'RY‘S long-awaited sequel to his FOUND A ‘Live on the Sunset Strip' 1951 science fiction classic, The Day the OMEDIAN RICHARD anon. visibly re- Iz‘arth Stood Still. will have to be awaited IN YOUR. EM! covered from his near-fatal brush even longer. Although it is still in develop- with death in late 1980, was outrageous ment, there is no script or screenwriter as ever as he returned to show business. (Bradbury just did the treatment). However. doing two concerts of stand-up routines Bradburys horror novel, Something Wicked George Carlin’s new album, at the Hollywood Palladium. December This Way Comes, is nearly finished shooting Place For My Stuffl" 9-10, the results of which will be seen in at Disney Starring Jason Robards as the “A the forthcoming Rastar film. Richard father, Diane [add as Mrs. Nightshade and Ofiktlantic Records and Tapes Pryor, Live on the Sunset Strip. Due for English actor Jonathon Pryce as Mr. Dark, V‘f ‘. March, 1982 release, Lire will consist of this film is part of Disney's move toward Pruoed by George Carlin all-new material written entirely by more ”mature" features. And more expen- Pryor. who is also producing, and will be sive, too: “We built a $2.5 million set direCted byJoe Layton. a three-time Tony around town square,” marveled a Disney winner. Haskell Wexler, winner of publicist. A'cadmey Awards for Coming Home, Disney has two other science fiction Bound for Glory, anci Who‘s Afraid of projects in the works as well. Total Recall, Virginia Woolf, is the cinematc)graphei‘. based on Philip K. Dick‘s (Ian (let It for The film will be Pryor's lath. His latest. ion \i’holesale, has been written by Ronald Stir Crazy, in which he co-starred with Shusett and Dan ()Bannon, who collabo- Gene Wilder. was Columbia Pictures" top rated on Alien it concerns a Walter Mittyu box office grosser for I981. The two will like character whose dream of a life of ad- be reunited this year in Columbia's Dee/I venture leads him to purchase the memory Trouble of a former intergalactic espionage agent Dressed in a red-orange suit. a black who. it turns out. is (was?) himself. Also. shin buttoned to the neck (to conceal Steve Lisberger has written and will direct burn scars) and gold lame shoes. Pryor 'I'ron, which will feature the most expensive admitted he was nervous on opening use of cotnpuler animation in a full-length night, even though he had spent three film to date. The stars are Bruce Boxleitner. months preparing material and had David Warner and Jeff Bridges. done a couple of test runs at the nearby No Respect for a Legend Comedy Store. The main topic of his monologue. re- KE TURNER, who coached his wife Tina plete with his usual colorful language. Iinto the kind of performer Mick Jagger was his burn accident, a horrifying expe- would be happy to steal moves from, who rience he often made sound hilarious. led the Ike and Tina Turner Revue through To answer the questions in everyone‘s a multi—hit career on the Soul Circuit, was mind, “What Happened?,“ he said, robbed at gunpoint recently in the high- “Everyone who knows me knows that l priced Marina del Rey section of Los have cookies and milk before I go to Angeles. No arrests have yet been reported. bed. Well one night I mixed low fat milk So You Wanna Be a Horror with pasteurized and when l dipped the cookie in, the s— blew up." Then, in a Film Star? serious tone, he said, "i smoked free ELL. LISTEN NOW To WHAT WE SAY. EL. base [the mixture obtained when ether WCasting is accepting resumes for an and cocaine are combined] every day for as-yet-untitled horror movie. Males and a year. it's the devil‘s smoke. i should females 18 and over with “athletic ability" have known better because the first time are being sought. Said ability is par- Labs1%],SoundJensen I smoked it, i burnt up the bed. i was enthetically defined as “(.. able to fall smoking so much the dealers said. down on floor)" No mention of needing ‘Richard, we can't sell you no dope.’ ability to bleed and/or shriek when gouged, When I found out I was a junkie, it clawed and/or chainsawed. Got the talent? scared the 5 ——out of me." Then return- This could be your chance to fall, er, break ing to a humorous vein, Pryor added, into the big time. ”They ought to use dope in the Olympics. When ’1 Was on fire, I ran the 7100 yard Will Their Reds Be Redder Than dash in 4.8. When you run down the Reds? street on fire, people don't give you no Our trouble, they move right out of the way. usstA Is MAKING its own version of the Except for one old drunk who said. ‘Hey life of American journalist john Reed buddy, got a light?” Pryor also re (currently appearing on a few big screens counted his convalescence, brilliantly in this country as Warren Beatty's Reds): describing his first, very painful, sponge theirs, a Stwiet-Mexican-Italian production, bath. stars Franco Nero. With a wonderful array of accents and Also from Russia: A Womanfor All 'l'imes, “Now that there’s aJensen made for it, dialects, the comedian also covered a the story of famous ballerina Anna Pavlova, this baby'sperfect for us.” trip to Africa ("They call it the Mother- with Galina Beliaeva as Pavlova, Robert De land but nobody knew me there. I Niro as impresario Sol Hurok, and director Martin Scorsese in a small role. With a JensenO ThinMount" car stereo speaker system. you don't have to looked in the phone book and i didn't let see any Pryors"). a former ice-pick Big, Big Screens sacrifice sound performance for size. Remarkably thin mounting depths wielding employer, sex and the varied you put full range Jensen speakers in a variety of ms“ groups one finds in penitentiaries (“All MAX, THE IATLST effon to lure people away tight places.Then sit back, listen and be moved. groups have names you from television into theaters, projects film CAI AUDIO the Chicano onto giant screens —— 70 feet high. So far, can't pronounce, but the double Mus- concept has been lims, those are the ones you don't f— like old Cinerama, this When it’s the sound that moves you. with because they can't wait to get to Al- used to show off the medium. Now there'll lah."). be a feature film to fill it —- My strange personage; we I 'ncle is a so—called wacky farce, wherein a Pryor is truly a visual weird will inspires two heirs. a niece and a can't wait to see the film. t(,‘(mtinued on page [8) _l fl Jflwmm 1982

BYST'EVENXREA What do you do with a movie that of furry~skinned apemen. red»faced — have to contend with the likes of takes place 80,000 years ago, is spoken cannibals and elephants decked out in wolves, bears. quicksand, flesh-eating in a language that doesn't exist, that giant matted Beatle wigs? Well. if humans, saber-toothed lions, giant depicts man's primitive ancestors you‘re the head of a major Hollywood thundering mammoths and lka -— a scratching at their rears and picking studio — the head of any of the Hol- cackling, paint-covered nymphet from their noses. and that costars a gaggle lywood studios, in fact — you advise the advanced lvaka tribe (read: love in- the earnest folks proposing such a terest). Not exactly your average Sun- harebrained scheme to take their proj- day afterno

masked Ivaka trtbesman (left),- hero Naoh (Everett McGill) in the mud (center); and Rae Dawn Chang as [lea (fight). January/February, limpet-sum! 7 derthals. the animals, the bamboo- Times Magazine, explained the through. Then I went to Switzerland continent to continent. The actors, projects the heady zeal that comes masked and body-painted lvakas —all strategy behind his newly formed lexi- and got another group. i had them for barefooted and mostly naked beneath after an obstacle-strewn course has ofthem resound with the vibrant color con: “People usually expect what is a week and then they withdrew. Fi- their scraps of hide, withstood the finally been run. Like any self- and documentary authority of an ani- called a primitive language to be sim- nally, I got together with a Canadian- bonechilllng cold of the Scottish high- respecting hot-shot producer, he's al- mated National layout. ple. but the further back you go in the French outfit and we pulled it to lands, the dustbowl heat of Kenya and ready talking sequels. and if Questfor As for the actors, they present sym- study of language the more complica- gether." the cold. wet North American spring. Fire lives up to the expectations its pathetic, deeply drawn characters. tions you find. Simplicity is the fruit of By the time the new money was (Though it's never stated in the film, creators and its backers have for it, a Miami-born Everett McGill, who has the ability to generalize. and primitive found. it had become too late in the the Ulams are supposed to inhabit the sequel is certainly in the offing. "We'll worked extensively on the New York man found it hard to generalize: One year for lceland and filming began same general laiidmass that is today have the same principal actors, bttt stage and co—starred in such films as word for this man's weapon and an- with four weeks in Scotland. followed central France the mountains they we'll bring it into another time pe- Yanks, Brubaker and Union City, takes other Word for that man's weapon. but by five weeks in Kenya and —after a trek over are the Pyrenees. and the riod," he explains, gearing tip for the the role of the dreadlocked Naoh, the no word for weapon. it would have four month layofi due to weather —— hot. dry plains on the other side is hard sell "Maybe 6,000 years ago. .it hero of the quest. Ron Perlman. a na- been stupid, preparing a script in a five weeks in Ontario and British Col- nonhern Spain.) the dawti of the agricultural age " tive New Yorker. plays Amoukar; new tongue for actors to learn. to be umbia. The animals—elephants, lions. Comfortably ensconced in his Ah yes. Qtwstfor Hoes Sounds kiiicl Nameer El Kadi. the son of a Turkish too pedantic about the probable com- wolves, bears—were transported from Culver (2in studio office. Gruskoff of cr:i7y. doesn't it7 diplomat, is the persistent Gaw; and plexity of an ancient language, so I Rae Dawn Chong, the 20-year-old compromised. But i could not cont- daughter of Tommy (Cheech and . . .) promise too much Chong. has the pan of the skinny. wail- "Speech still-seems, all these thou- ing lka who wins the heart of Naoh. sands of years ago. to be an aspect of —i‘ON DISC We watch as these ignorant, innocent gesture. and speech and gesture to- human beings struggle to grasp at new gether will make things clear. But it concepts and emotions. as they learn has to be established - in what. to smile, to laugh. as they make the though promoted as entertainment. is demi-celeb. (Jliuck Berry (the marvelous “Marie. transition from fornicator to love still a serious. even scientific, film — Be that as it may. Ilarlan’ is an ex- Marie”). "Attic-rican Music" not only maker. QuestforFire is a journey-story that man is a talking animal. that articu- elbert McClinton cellent showcase for its author's prop serves as a siatc-iiic-ni of tlic BListc-rs' with the same mythic overtones as The late speech is what defines his Plain’flow the Heart ulsive prose style. Despite the disad- intent btii is every bit as powerful an Odyfiqy. As the protagonists advert- species." vantage of a rather high and at times anthem as the title dictatcs it should tures unravel. the humor. the fear, the Desmond Morris, discussing the na» (Capitol) For a shady stretch there, it reedy voice. Ellison delivers a subtle, be love. the violence and the bravado — ture of our ancestral earth-dwellers. seemed like Delben McClinton‘s al- amusing and resonant reading of his The finest single moment comes on the essence of human nature —— come has this to say about his work on Quest bums were being cut by someone who material. with a surprisingly dramatic “’l‘hls Is It" where a few Delta blues to the fore. for Fire: "One of the notions were only thought they were Delben flair. The emphasis here is on the ca- licks cartwheel into a rock steady Based on [a Guerre du Feu, a 1911 seeking to dispel is the misconception McClinton. Early in 1981, though. this dence and rhythm of the words and El shuffle rhythm while Alvin throws in novel by Rosny Aisne. Questfor Fire is that early man was a lumbering brute long—time rocker scored his first Top lison's rendering soars and careens simple fills that are so utterly right a purely speculative work (the ad who was always dragging women off Ten hit, a loping track called "Giving lt with a breathless precision. they all but strut out of the speaker. campaign touts it as a “science fan- by the hair and living in loutish condi- up for Your Love." from a passable (by “‘Repent, Harlequin!‘ said the Tick» cross the room and yell "YEAH" in tasy"), but Gruskoff. Annaud and tions. If you study the social life of McClinton standards) LP called The tockman'" is, we are informed by the your face screenwriter Gerard Brach have gone primitive man from the remains we jealous Kind. Whether that hit restored cover blurb, “one of the most rc- The album comes a croppcr on the to great lengths to make it as realistic, have, you discover that he could only some deeper confidence base, or sim- printed stories in the English lan- stone country blues of ‘llighway 61”" as historically and anthropologically have succeeded if there was a con- ply convinced his label to spend more guage." Ellison's treatment of the 1966 The Blasters get off that swinging accurate as possible. “We approached siderable amount of mutual aid, coop money on the follow-up, Plain' From cautionary tale -- where every late groove tht powered the first nine Quest with the same serious intent as eration and love within his group. This the Heart is the solidest album in sev- minute in a person's life is subtracted tunes and never really find their way the people who made 2001 or Alien." sense of assistance, tenderness and eral years. from the total life span —makes us al back. that doesn‘t change the fact that says Gruskoff. “Where they endea- friendship contrasted strikingly with The first three cuts are just hors most believe the claim. Compared The Blasters is an excellent record. vored to create a tenable vision of the the killing and the hunting he had to d'oeuvres to get the party started. The with the album's ‘B side —— the rather Don Snowden future, we've tried to create a similar do to survive." Muscle Shoals team, which smothered mordant "Shatt'erday" -— ”Repent" is a vision of the distant past." Adds An- One would think‘that with the iii- a few of The jealous Kind's tracks. is masterful translation from print to naud: "We show early man as I believe volvement of popular scholarly types thick with multiple horns, but punchy groove. Ellison evokes a marvelous UARTERFIASH he truly was, a peaceable creature ex- like Burgess and Morris, and with the with sometimes staccato, sometimes array of character and nuance in the Quarter/lash cept when roused, a stranger in an en- guidance of an Academy Award- trilling riffs. tale, the prose taking on a nearpietic vironment he could not understand winning director. filmdom's financial Side Two is recorded with smaller ebb and flow. it is an absurdly appeal- and had reason to fear." powers would have readily given the ensembles. which has a liberating ef- ing tale given a loving familiar touch (Geffen Recordsfltist out of the clinic. An avid amateur anthropologist who go-ahead to shoot Quest for Fire. Not fect on the bluesier side of McClinton's by its creator. "Shatterday" suffers in the outside lane is another new came to filmmaking from a so, says an emphatic Gruskoff. "They musical scope. Also, every cut on this from a heavyhandc-d finale and does band .__ Quartc-rflasli Galloping into background in TV commercials. Air said we were crazy. They were wor- side has a dose of McClinton's har- not quite survive the delicate transition the first turn they‘re Ill gtxid'szsition, naud arrived at his concept of primi- ried about it not being in English; they monica playing, a proven quantity to sound. btit is. nevertheless it credit with their first single from their first LP tive man by consuming a veritable li- were worried about going way over since Nineteen & Sixty Two, when it able effort. on (it-lien Records Ill the top ten brary's worth of information and by budget [the picture came in at around highlighted fellow Texan Bruce Chan- Ellison is marketing his own albums; "llarclc-ii My Heart" is the kind of ditty pooling that knowledge with his own $12 million]; they were worried about nel's hit "Hey Baby." ‘ those who wish to purchase same (for one can find oneself singing along to theories and imaginings. "intelligent the locations; and they were worried ”Sandy Beaches," the single release. $8.95) should write to The llarlan filli- by the second chorus Quarter/lush l\ a speculation. backed by research. may about a French director Sure he won may be the sweetest ocean-sound son Record Collection. 420 S Beverly glossy. nitcldlcoftht' ro.ttl pop album Academy Award, but he was l-‘rench emulating cut since Leon Russell's Drive, Sum: 20". Beverly Hills, (LA A con ulc of trac ks :trt- clogs. btit lllrt't' lead us to the truth,” he muses. an pinnacle "Back to the island." Also, it's 90212. or four tunes hold up under rc-pt-att-d The filmmakers' quest for the truth —it was esoteria land." Darin Seay listening as it may have been eight milleniiia Gruskoff. whose screen credits as a a refreshing change up front the R&B Rintly Ross, lc.itl singer .llltl past led them to elicit the aid of a producer include Mel Brooks” Young mold, a warm and soulful mood piece. silXtiplitillhl. sharc-s llll‘ spotlight With couple of modern day experts: Frankenstein and Werner llerzog's "Lipstick Traces" benefits from a her husband, the guitar pliiyt-r. novelist/linguist Anthony Burgess and Nosferatu, tells a frustrating tale of one chugging guitar figure. and “1 Feel So HE BLASTERS singer Desmond Mor- ending rejections, commitments that Bad" gets what might be the best read- songwriter and sometimes lead author/anthropologist on. Commitments that ing of its entire career. it‘s still a The Blasters for the group, Mun Russ l'lS. Burgess, who created a futuristic were welched stronger groove than it is a lyric, In I‘M”, the band tiiclc-pc-iitleiith re lingo for his book Clockwork Orange, were cancelled out by the ouster of (Slash/I‘ltc' Blasters are .t llfli‘li, ched- corded ‘llarclt-n My llc'an' and had .i was recruited to shape a new —»— but one corporate regime for another and though. in Reaganomical tragicomical #l regional liil Wllll it Sonic-both old—verbal language for then. finally, after the capital. the cast, times like these. it's revitalizing to lll-lht‘eWtMil traditional rock 'n' roll theoretically the crew and the country had been come across music with some power band who have their early bluc-s. noticed and they were whiskccl away the Ulams, while Morris (The Naked the actors in it. l’lw‘n' Hunt the Heart is one of rhythm & blues and rockabilly licks to Lost Angelc-s to record The Album Ape, Munwatcbt‘ng) was hired to pro- finalized, he tells about l98l's best releases. down cold. Their second l.l'—thc first They open it with the hook fiIIc-tl vide the actors with a complementary strike that began in .luly 1980. two Byron Lauraen. was released on the Rollin' Rock rock single and keep ll rolling from there vocabulary of physical gestures. Com- weeks before shooting was to coin- abilly label—ctiiiies courtesy of the LA Wllh an eerie-nit-Iodic-cl, driving roc‘kc-r bined, the prehistoric guttural yam- mence. “We just sank. Everybody was punk label Slash. But that only goes to c‘allcd "Find Another Fool." "(Lritical mering and the simian gesticulations in London waiting to go to lceland, show how utterly myopic if not out Times" is the next cut and a surprise render the film's story line readily un- which was our original location, and HARLAN! right blind— major labels are to basic, because it's a ballad sung by Marv The derstandable. As such, Questfor Fire is we were stopped cold. So I tried to Harlan Ellison Reads Harlan energetic American rock n' roll these theme of lllt‘ song is great but the lyric probably the first movie in history that find some independent financing— if Ellison days. Is contorted and Marv sings like lit-s will play worldwide without the use of we were independent we could con- The Blasters is fundamentally a trying on a British accent. subtitles or dubbing. tinue to shoot through the strike—and (Tbe Harlan Ellison Record Collec- groove record, meaning its first object It‘s Rintly's turn again on "V'alc-ric riting in The New Yo . did in Hong Kong, but then tha fell tion/This spoken word package con- ive is to get fingers snappin‘, toes tap This is a pop song with a twist, the M taining two of writer Harlan Ellison's pin, and heads bobbin‘ story ofonc- girl being very attracted to \“ i; best known short stories has all The material ranges from covers of another llot stuff and done tastefully “by: the marks of blatant selfaggran songs made famous by country singer to boot kind} is ill) engaging singer dizement -— a sort of audio version Jimmie Rodgers ("Never No Mort: who shifts in and out of her falsc-ito of a vanity press Best of Collection. Blues") and r&b great Little Willie wtth the greatest of case She s .i good The Harlan Ellison Record Uillcdltm, John (‘ l'm Sliakin'") to originals that sax player. too we are told, is the most innovative evoke the musical spirit of Profcssor By the way, the name Qiizirit-rflash record society for the spoken word Longhair ( Hollywood Bed." which comes from .in old Australian folk say ever devised" There is more than features one of [Wu appearances by ing' A quarter flash and three quarters a note of irony in all this. consider- Lee Allen. the tenor sax man whose foolish You gotta get a name from ing Ellison's reputation as an abra solos pop up on all the old Fats somt'thre ,sive. outspoken and even arrogant . Domino and Little Richard has) and [Janna Ron Ampersand January/February. N PRIN

brutalassault'Before long, Kahane isoff economic prose. (Vagrant witness regarded the chaos chaos is handsome speech patterns (6) is be pulling my and running—finding out more than Horace lpps is described as wearing “a and attractive she said and more dura leg? (7) recognition of American follies Bad Deeds he wants to know about doped fillies, filthy Salvation Army suit that was ble than regret I said and more and dreams (8) recognition of our KURT NEWELL LA racetrack politics and a bent fatcat baggy enough for two of him." lpps' nourishing than regret she said." (mankind's) common awareness of Pinnacle. 32 50 with designs on the circuit's foremost temporary address: “Bushes, Victory Litany: . . pewter, make. tea, Fad mortality (9) gratitude. etc. female jockey. Park racetrack. Forwarding address: #6 sherry. sentient). fenestration. “Surprise," to quote a character in etective novels are like sculpture. He also dodges tommygun-toting Bushes. Hialeah. Florida") Newell's cmu'n. blue . on: of the stories out of the original. Or dtxrwop records from the Fif- Filipinos. reads Dick Tracy comics. accomplishment is that he applies Repetition: .. butter butter butter sexual context. “keeps the old tissues ties. 0r architecture. Form follows bowls. drives out to the beach at mid- fresh twists and a sense of newness to butter butter butter . . tense" There is a kind of clean, function around and around in a finely night to clear his head (like Chandler‘s a genre that. itself. has been worked Philosophy: “The death of God left surgeonlike workmanship in snipping patterned dance. What we respond to Marlowe). and falls into near love with over like a rummy, backstreet stiff. the angels in a strange position." apart the cluttered tapes of literary is choreography, the skill with which an airhead dame who's "gtmd in bed." Good job. Allusion: “Judge de Bonfons arrives loopage in the storage bins of our the form is fulfilled. the route by Kahane is believable (within the Gene Sculam carrying flowers." brains. Reading this book is like having which the conclusion is reached. well‘posted boundaries of the form). The IOU-proposition story: "84. a tumorlike regret taken out. When the sculptor or the vocal ”is pals and predators are well drawn — Should I go back for the Band-Aids??" Clarke Owens arranger. or the detective novelist. and fall into their assigned roles with The epistolary tale; Dear Dr. Hod- brings it off with a sense of novelty or gusto. Best of all. they waltz and hop Sixty Stories der. I realize that it is probably wrong surprise. then we've got beauty. around a plot that keeps us turning DONALD BARTHELME to write a letter to one‘s girlfriend's Death Notes Bad Deeds is a beaut of a detective pages fast. Well before halfway into GP Putnam's Sons. £15.95 shrink but . . RUTH RENDELL novel. It's got everything genre fanA Bad IIeeds' SOD-odd pages, we find And much much more. not the least Pantheon Books $9.95 ciers crack the covers for: a private eye ourselws trying to beat Kahane to the Sixty Stones combines works from of which is literary theory: . . Some protagonist with a hard-boiled hide mystery's solution: who clubbed the author‘s seven previous collec people.' Miss R. said. ‘run to conceits eath by misadventure" is the ver~ and a touchable hean. a secretary who Wayne Teagueworthy? Who stands to tions with nine uncollected pieces and or wisdom but I hold to the hard, dict when Sir Manuel Camargue calls him “Boss." 3 full complement of lose the most if the goon is unmasked. a section from a novel. The Dead brown. nutlike word.” is found frozen beneath an icy pond Irish cops. close scrapes and a sense of and why did somebody pump lead Father. It is a chattering fat gnome of a Effects on the reader are (I) wonder on his Sussex estate. The frigid fatality danger that accelerates like Al Haig's into the quiet motel room where Arnie book. an enchanted little beast with a (2) admiration (3) frequent. spontane- of a worldAfamous flautist may have pulse on entering the War Room. was shacked up with the gal jock? startling satchel of sorcerer's charms. ous. and unfeigned chuckles (4) fre- been nothing more than accident. But Arnie Kahane springs into action Speed and action are Bad Deeds' including: quent trips to the fat Webster's (S) no accident can explain to Kingsmark- when a jockey friend is the victim of a chief virtues. That and in appropriately Chaos: . I produced chaos she recognition of common American ham Chief Inspector Reginald Wexford

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the mysterious visit made earlier to dell. Author of 20 mysteries and two characters and suspenseful plotting. After spending a lifetime studying tricky matter; while Harris takes on Camargue by a woman claiming both collections of short stories, the British cannibals and kings, Harris, an an- some interesting issues like why to be and not to be his estranged ex-ioumalist writes two very different R. Sue Snub thropologist at the University of there's high unemployment among daughter. or Camargue's announced kinds of novels. The Wexford series of Florida, has turned his eye to analyzing blacks, deteriorating nuclear families. intention to disinherit Natalie Camar- police procedurals moves at the pace _ America's problems in a pedestrian women who work and vocal gue Arno —— an intention he did not of Kingsmarkham itself, a middle-sized America Now: The book entitled America Now: The An- homosexuals — he fails to completely live to fulfill. village feeling the intrusions of city Anthropology of a thropology of a Changing Culture. convince us of the connections be Was Camargue's death accidental? is life. These are sharp portrayals of or- Here he examines the seemingly unre- tween these phenomena The most in- the woman who calls herself Natalie dinary people who find themselves ex- Changing Culture lated phenomena of American culture teresting chapter is that on homosexu- Arno his rightful heir? These are the traordinarily linked by violent death. MARVIN HARRIS (including the rise of homosexuality, ality, in which Harris discusses the obvious questions in Death Nora; less Rendell‘s non-series novels (such as A Simon 6 Scbuaer, 312.95 cults. crime, shoddy goods, women's practice in primitive and vanished cul obvious are the questions Wexford Demon in My View, which received liberation and inflation) and theoriaes tures. must ask himself as to what constitutes the 1975 British Crime Writers Associa- To many Americans, it would seem that they are all causally linked. Many of the questions Harris raises an identity. Is it something fixed and tion Gold Dagger Award) explore the the American dream has finally Acknowledging that we are a nation of simply’ cannot be answered because permanent like a pmsport, or a fluidity forces that lead individuals to commit turned into a nightmare of cosmic manipulators and manipulated, Harris American society has no yardstick by within us that alters not only because outrageous acts. Her criminals are proportions. One need only read the traces the root of our cultural troubles which to measure itself, being a ofhowandwherewelivebutfrom themselves victims of the necessary morning's headlines for confirmation to the drastic changes that have oc— unique nation of diverse ethnic and generation to generation? in Death transition in English society from its of America's sad realities—seen in an curred in America's economy and so cultural entities without a common Notes Wexford must read between the past structured social classes to a chaos evergrowing miasma of bloody vio cial structure since World War ll. The thread. in addition. and quite obvi- lines. of classlessness. lence. decaying morals, sexual confu- twin terrors of American big business ously, the new technologies of our His suspicions'take him to Califor- Death Notes can be read at any point sion and economic uncertainty. But and American government are blamed, time are going to affect America in nia, following the Pacific Highway for in the Wexford series with equal plea- while many Amerians simply throw the former for uniting imo all power- ways we cannot yet predict since we possible clues left in Los Angeles sub sure and respect for Rendell's mastery down their newspapers in despair or ful oligopolies, the latter for being an have nothing to which they can be urbs or Carmel motels where Arno of the genre. Those reading the stop reading them entirely, Marvin inefficient bureaucracy that excells at compared. One thing Harris' book may have lived On that trail Wexford eleventh Wexford adventure need not Harris attempts to sort out the whole proliferating more inefficiency. To makes quite clear—in an age of decay- seeks as well an understanding of him- return to the first for full appreciation mess via anthropological methods that, gether, says Harris, they've worked to ing morals, traditions and economy. selfasanaging detective in a modern of detective or author, and will find while not exactly scientific or original, destroy the very foundations of the America has very little to comfort it . . . world. themselves satisfying the hunger mys- do make for mildly amusing cocktail American dream. But writing about and much to fear, Questions of identity suit Ruth Ren« teryphiles share for deeply-rooted party conversation. cause and effect relationships is a 1.. R. Inga

(01981 PioneerElectronicsof America 1925 E. DominguezSt., Long Beach, CA 90810. Tofind yournearest dealer, toll-free, all: (800M74700. In lllinois: i800822-4400. tape15 reproduced, instead of regurgitated. PIONEER people who are. into GD Because we like to keep those We never miss a performance. music, into music. January/February, . don‘t know maybe old Rhiannon's up there and she wanted a song to be written for her." Nicks flashes a pearly, satisfied smile at the thought. When Nicks was writing, “Rhian- non," she and err-boyfriend (and cur- rent partner in Fleetwood Mac) Lindsey Buckingham were financially depressed and near-disillusioned. seemingly at a career dead end after the release of their duo LP on Polydor, Buckingham Nick, in 1973. Waitres- sing for a time, Nidts was writing the songs that would eventually make her famous. “it was probably the lowest point for Lindsey and me as far as our belief in what we were doing goes," she remembers. “l was in a real slump, period—I didn't think anything that l was writing would be on anything at that point." “we course of Nicks and anymore to spend a whole evening sit- far from her mind. Things like mood and shades of Buckingham's fortunes changed Thesunstreamsinandwarmsthesoft tingatmypiano.sowhenidoseea Nicks sits down at her piano and emotion are much more important to around New Year's Eve of 1975, when couch in Stevie Nicks' Marina Del Rey night coming when I'm not going to begins to play a simple chord progres- Nicks' art than technical con- Mithleetwoodaskedthetwoofthem condominium living room. haveanythingtodoJiumponit..." sion and intone a few poetic frag- siderations At her best, her music has to join the newest incarnation of Nicks is late. She‘ll miss the sun. But It's true that Nidts has had fewer ments.Fromthisgermofanidea,she an oracular quality that makes it seem Mac then, considering the shadowy, free eveningsoflate. More a happening explains, a song will grow. ”1 have she'stakingonthevoiceofsomedis With the multi-platinum records that moon-struck feel of many of her songs, act than ever, herfiella Donna solo these lines written down on a big embodied Other. The most famous of the Mac has earned has come well- it may not be surprising that mornings LP has been on the charts since late pad." she says, tilting her had towards such songs, of course, is Rhiannon‘ publicized friction between the band don‘t suit her best. As the reigning summer and has passed the platinum the artist's sketch book placed on top the tune that helped Fleetwood Mac members, disagreements that Nicks doesn’t hesitate to discuss. "Fleetwood Mac changes all the songs i give to them." she says. “And many times, they're changed into something i don‘t like. At that point, i usually com- promise—i'll give up the whole idea of something if i feel that somewhere the essence shines through. But when that essence goes completely, 1 can't handle it." OmsorepointthatirrintesNidtsto this day is the exclusion of her “Silver Springs" from Fleetwood Mac's Rumours album (the song an only be found on the B—Side ofthe band's “Go Your Own Way" single). "The song went oi!the album because they said it was too long," she fumes. “Lindsey de- cided to put another one of mine, '1 Don't Want To Know,‘ in its place. i lit- erally had a nervous breakdown over that i ran out into the parking lot of the studio and screamed!" She laughs and adds bemusedly: “That was not a good experience at all." 'Bella Donna, on the other hand, features Nicks' songs more or less in the same form they were originally conceived; she was involved in the re— cording ofBella Donna every step of the way, in contrast with her Fleet- wood Mac experiences.‘ “Before, I've been banished to the control room — on the Fleetwood Mac albums, they play, I don't. 1 never fought to be one of the players, so that's my fault, not theirs. But with the solo album, my producer, Jimmy lovine, didn't allow me to be dependenron anybody. He said, ‘if you want to do a song, you'd better learn how to play it real good and go out and do it‘ " Nicks is currently in the position to pursue any eareer option she chooses: remain with Fleetwood Mac. 30 solo, or attempt to do both. "The fame and fortune hasn't made Good Witch of AM Radio, the Fleet— marlc “Leather and Lace," her duet of her piano. ‘1 just pull lines out of rise to the pinnacles ofrock popularity much difference," Nicks insists; “if it wood Mac songstress traffics in a with Don Henley, is currently ascend- them and sing them to see what in the middle of the Seventies. lemfld'wqtfltlfitlndstanedlo brand of mysticism that has given her a ing the sihgles charts, likely to match sounds best. I record it over and over, Dramatizing the song on stage, Nidts killmyloveofsongwritingldon't let Spirit of the Night image. or surpass the success of “Stop Drag- and the whole song happens from improvises new lyries as she weaves therestoftheworldinonthatparticu- There's a large smoked-glass cree gin' My Heart Around," which paired there." about in trance-like fashion. More than larplaneofmylifetoomuch" cent moon mounted on a pedestal; an her with Tom Petty. Naturally, a tour Benmont Tench, who completed an any other of her songs, "Rhiannon" Whatever astral plane Stevie Nidts' old fashioned lamp with a patchwork, wascalledforinthewakeoftheLP's unfinished Nicks tune, "Kind of defines Stevie Nicks' particular niche music is created on, it obviously has fringe shade; a pair of children's fairy appeal.- and so Nicks spent late Woman," for Bella Donna, added in pop music. filtered down into the hearts of mil- tale books on the coffee table before November through mid-December on some insights on Nicks' writing pro- "it's a very strange thing with that lions of record-buyers. it's mm me. With a large video player and the road in the Southwest with cess on the phone some time later: song." she explains. “When i wrote it to know that as introspectively whim- stereo equipment surrounding me keyboardist Benmont Tench (of Petty's "She writes in an almost two-fingered back in”1974, i hadn't read the legends simlapersonasshecanmakeittothe also, the atmosphere here is half- Heartbreakers), pianist Roy Binan (of piano style, very stream-of- of Rhiannon, a witch in Welsh mythol- big time. “i love atmosphere, to have antique, half-19803. Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band), consciousness. The way she works is ogy. l‘d read the mom a novel and twinkly things around me that startle Nidts is up by about two o'clock or session guitar-whiz Waddy Wachtel fascinating —- her songs are kind of liked it—two years later i read the me a bit. Even when l'm on the road, 1 so, dressed in a mostly-purple neo- and other rock notables. Yes, Nicks‘ wild in structure and entirely instinc- booksothiannon.ittumsoutthat lightamndle,putadrapeoveralamp sorceress outfit. “Sorry i slept so late,” time is at a premium these days—but, tive. She's not lodted into the things Rhiannon was the goddess of steeds and create atmosphere anywhere i am. she oifers. "i was up all last night writ- she emphasizes in our conversation. that musicians who know a lot about and the maker of birds, and there's i on make a hotel room into a real mg —I don‘t have that much time her first love of songwriting is never chords and so forth are.“ birds all over my Rhiannon." So, I groovy little place." ’ THE ch 'IES ,

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Can You Still with Your Stereo?

lime has a way of tip-toeing past us. advances overtake the capabilities of your worthwhile. Before we realize it, the new car has equipment you'll end up listening to sub- If you're not happy with what you hear depreciated so badly scrap dealers won't standard fidelity even if your equipment was through what you have, it's time to find out touch it, the last Congressmen we voted for once top of the line. More importantly, as what's wrong and where improvement is are eligible for parole, and we discover you learn more about sound reproduction needed. those faint lines behind the tuning dial of and music through‘the years, your ears will The following is a brief guide to stereo our receiver are actually cobwebs. Hi-fl become more critical. You may actually out- system symptomology that, when properly components fortunately give us the oppor- grow your system. applied with a liberal dosage of common tunity to outrun the ravages of time by up- The best way to decide when and what to sense, should lead to a complete cure of grading each part of our stereo system as update is to compare what you have to any- your listening problems. technology leaves It by the wayside. But thing and everything else that is currently he best place to begin is with the when is the proper time to replace a com- available. A Herculean task, to be sure. But I inherently simplest piece of stereo ponent in a venerable stereo system? if you know what to listen for and how to gear, the turntable. All one has to do The primary purpose in getting new com- properly focus the scope of your search, is spin records around - and be able to do ponents is to improve the sound. When new your quest will be not only manageable but it so smoothly and accurately its workings Ampersand ‘ january/I-‘ebruary,

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LowenbrauHere’s to good0 19mBoerbrew-dfriends.m US A byMillerBrawmgCompany. Milwaukee. Wisconsm Jauuaty/Pebruavy, 1982 15 are inaudible with 100 dB. ofamplifica- cated by merely guiding the arm with points they did five also a feast of subtleties. Most people tion. in other words the best turntable, your finger across the arc it would years ago. that same will find that increased power (within like any piece of high fidelity equip trace on a record. Any resistance, par- technology has also reason) an do nought but help their ment, is one you cannot hear. ticularly notchiness, is too much. pushed accuracy in stereo. But don't expect to blow down The test for gross faults in an older Arm geometry and mass problems the other direction. apartment walls with increased loud- phonograph is listening for obvious can be found by ear. Since all tone Stations can now neSs. Twice the volume will take ten sounds that, like the ticking of a arm deficiencies create tracking dif- broadcast with leSs times the power—should your speak- timebomb, say something is amiss and ficulties, they, show up first as distor- , dynamic range than ers even be able to handle ll. may soon get out of hand. Merely turn tion on low frequency passages when ever before, they can off the rest of your stereo and listen using high compliance cartridges. If distort frequency per- be biggest mistake most au- carefully to the spinning turntable. Any you don't know what to listen for, re- spective with multiband Tdiophiles make when consider noise besides a faint hum from the duce tracking force below that which have a sharp processors so that every ing the replacement of their motor—grinding, rasping or clicking your cartridge's manufacturer recom- edge. if the copy sounds recording has essentially speakers is listening to advice rather »-—is too much. mends and play an unwom record. notably duller and distorted by a the same sound. and they can simply than the speakers. Every design variant Such noises indicate something is You should hear obvious mistracking splashy, tearing sound, the tape is clip the hell out of the high end to sounds different. Your choice becomes maladiusted or wearing out, like bear- and bass distortion. in quarter or half being saturated. Reduce the record squeeze the most and loudest signal an existential one. sorting between dif- ings in need of lubrication. That same gram steps increase stylus pressure. As level until the phenomenon goes -under the 75 microsecond pre- ferent realities. mechanical noise easily finds its way you do the problem should reduce. if away. emphasis curve. The acoustic suspension speaker put through your amplifier to pollute it does not go away completely by the Now focus on the high end again. Some improvements in receiver de- high fidelity in a reasonable-sized box whatever music you want to enjoy. time you've reached the upper extent Note any change in its character be— sign can help, though, if you live in decades ago. Now mathematical for- Although a good cleaning and lubri- of the recommended tradting force, tween tape and original. There less than an optimum reception area. mulae make what once was a mixture cation can usually relieve such all- your cartridge/arm combination is far shouldn't be any. Youcanglomalargerchunkofthe of art, black magic and luck into an en- ments, the doctor's bill from the repair from optimum. airwaves and find more listenable sta- tirely predictable affair, and our expec- slnpmaytotalflStoMQprobably The best strategy is to replace the lthough open reel tape ma- tions with the added sensitivity and tations have shrunk in fact we now more than your little mechanical en- arm or arm/tumtable combination be- chines should easily pass the selectivity of newer receivers. You can expect the tiniest boxes to give big gineer's nightmare is worth cause adding a lower compliance car- same nodiflerence A-B test that sort through multipath better with to- bms. The test is to listen through your tridge would be taking a big step mach cassete recorders do, judg- day’s lower capture ratios. But don’t Most old speakers don‘t wear out. complete system for the shortcomings badtwards ing from the vat herd of20-year old expect miracles. The improvemems on Some may burn out. a few dry out and of all record spinning devices, tumta- indium the adequacy of a amidse Webcor recorders I've encountered theorderofadB.orsomaynotbe fallapartbutoverallanoldspeakeris bles and changers alike. These can be alone is a tricky business because recently, most are unlikely to do so. audible to you. in many cases a better iustasableaperformerasitwaswhen clmsified as either rumble, wow and there is no good home standard of The big trouble with replacing your antenna will be more efieaive than a new. The time to change is when your flutter, or speed minions. comparbon. old receiver is disappointment. The new receiver in reception. taste and discernment changes and rumble is a minor earth- My recommended procedure begins quality ofbroadcasting does not match About the bimest advantage of a what you have begins to sound boomy, quake, vertical movement of the re- byfirstcheddngyourstylusforwear that ofhi-fi-gear (although there are a new receiver's radio section is im- muffled, or hm plain bad when com- cord surface, arising from assorted using the microscope most loml .hi-fi fewsuperstations that justify having the proved tuning Frequency synthesizer, pared to something you've heard . sources. emporia reserve for thx purpose. best in home stereo). crystal control. and phase-lodred loop re. An my test can be conducted by Next, comparison shop for a car- While technology has improved so circuitry will eliminate distortion The most important question is the switching your receiver to “mono" tridge with sound that pleases you. Try that now the average FM station can caused by improper dial adiusting. same one you should ask yourself while listening to a good quality re coercing your dealer into using the transmit tenths of a percent of distor- The effects of the improved when making any decision in stereo. cord pressing. When you flick the same model cartridge that you want to tion instead of the halves and full amplifier sections in new receivers is Can you hear the difference? switch you cancel all vertical informa- replace as the basis of the comparison. flI 11 tion your cartridge is picking up, in- if you invade the store during a non- t L cluding most rumble. peakshoppiru hour(say10 am.) a youmaybeabletogetafriendly salesmantomountyourcartn‘dge av P. Cacao“ SPRINGER " touseasthereferencestandard , The Big Beep Then you can beabsolutely sure ofyour comparison. ir'tce pre-llenaissance times, the into a vest pocket. Its keyboard of crazy at family reunions. There are five wristwatch has been strapped about 2-1/2 octaves has little plastic instrument sound settings: piano A y listening test onto arms to symbolize time, pegs of black and white, like any plunk, fantasy (twilight zone synthe- _\ for tape units, elegance, efficiency. girts of adorn- piano's, an LED. read—out which sizer woowoo), nose-hold violin. trill- .be they open ment, and twenty years with the com- flashes each note's numerical equiva- ing flute. and amateur guitar. Aunt Hil- reel or cassette, is the pany. In the last halfdecade. modern lent as it is played, ten special keys for da's proud rendition of "When the "simple A—B or source- technology has turned it into a who- the rhythm box. the tempo setting, the Saints can be played back in each to-tape comparison. if opee gizmo. recording mode, reset, plus four sound, at any of nineteen different you hear any difference The watch — and particularly my switches to alter octaves, instrument tempos. in addition, a feature called a source and a re- watch now has a stopwatch to time sound, volume, and calculator func~ ADSR (Attack, Decay. Sustain. and Re- cor of that source. your yellow lights at the intersections, to tion. The speaker is built right in. lease) allows you to program the en- machine is simply not state of notify me when l break jogging re- VLSl, Very Large Scale integrated velope of any sound so that one can the art! cords, and most importantly has a mis- Circuit, allows the VL-Tone to hold so actually create new possibilities for the Although sorting a live per- erable shrill beep which elevates me much within so little .1 space, but the electronic tone, no less than 80 million ~formance from a tape may be an three feet in the air from the prone tool (l hesitate to call it an instrument) different ones. Then. "When the easy chore for anyone but Chuck position every morning about 9 am. lacks a cute nickname, like the ocarina Saints . . comes out sounding like the Not only will Mangione and Ella Fitzgerald. most Other people's watches do even more had, which may inhibit high school wawa of Jimi Hendrix's ghost, or the you hear the stereo better cassette decks in top form musical thinfi. like accidentally crank- band directors from giving it any piercing wail ofa Haitian banshee. or a image collapse, but you? Ahmake copies that are indistinguishable ing out Brahms or “Love Story" at in- widespread acceptance. The range of tuba, or whatever, all of course con- may hear a pervasive back from an originalrbroadcaSt or disc opportune moments in the most artifi- musics which can be created is fined within Ihe original chicken ground sound vanish. (Should you pressing at normal listening levels. cial and nasal tones ever devised by nonetheless quite various. For exam- frankfurter quality sound. use a mono record, if you can find Make sure that your recorderis set man. ple, by setting the rhythm box to The Vl.‘Tone makes a superb toy, one, the disappearance of rumble up properly for the brand and type of The singing watch tips the iceberg "swing," "rock-l," or "rock~2" (of much advanced beyond the toy pianos won't be confused by the change in tape you are using by adjusting the on a musical revolution which puts to others, "bossanova" is too compli- of yesteryear. If all else fails, there's an stereo perspective.) “bias" and “equalization" (or com-.. shame the minor advances perpetrated cated. “rhumba” too defined, and orange emergency button on it which Wow and flutter are short term bined, allvin-one "tape') selector by the recent so-called New Wave. “march" clearly too stultifying), the blurts out a “German Folk Tune," speed variations that are most appar- switches. ' Electronic musical instruments and program mode then can be utilizing five different instrument ent as changes in musical pitch or vib if you're too attached to deep-six compact recording and playback de- to record up to 100 notes of, say. ”96 sounds and four rhythms, making it into on sustained notes. your vintage recorder, you might vices have already mused young ears Tears" and stored in memory. Plug the appear that you can actually make the Any recording with an extended boost its quality nearer acceptability by to evolve in ways undreamed of in the VL-Tone into your stereo amp, and new technology work and have talent single note, such as the last sustained using premium _“ferric" (low bias, 120 Seventies. Our ears have accepted the play the whole thing badt a full vol- after all. They all laughed when you sat plunk of a piano piece, is an excellent microsec.) tape. beep replacing the electric buzz, the ume witliout touching a button. Your down to play the VL-Tone. Or, you can flutter test Pitch should be unwaver- Probably, though. an older machine tone upsetting the tune. and synthetic neighbors will think Question Mark balance your bank book with the cal- ing. Should you hear a tinge ofvibrato, is devoid ofthat high fidelity necessity, sound squalling over any natural has returned from the beyond If you culator. try another record to be sure. the ubiquitous Dolby (or other noise noise. rather haltingly recorded the tune the Wow and long term speed varia- reduction system). When conducting first time around, a feature called The Reallstlc tions, which sound similar to an oil» the A-B comparison the need for The Casio VL-Tone “One Key Play" allows you to re-record center record. can be determined by Dolby becomes obvious because hiss he Casio VL-Tone VL-l Elec~ thesongatanyspeedandsyncopation Synthesizer by the same test. is the primary pollution cassettes add Ttronic Musical instrument and you choose by positing lust one button Of course the spinning platter is to music. At moderate listening levels Calculator makes a kind of instead of misfiring on the keyboard. Moog MG-l only part of the record playing system. with Dolby on. you shouldn‘t hear any music which has been described as One can understand why avant- or a few hundred dollars more, Old tone arms not only impair fidelity, hissing tape noise—it should be as far sounding like a frankfurter made of garde violinist laurieAnderson is keen Radio Shack will give you all the an inferior arm can also slowly ruin or farther in the background as the chicken parts. Yet, its capacity for to write music especially for an or- authenticity of a funeral parlor records. Typical aging tone arms may background noises you expect from creating songs reaches several sophis chatra ofthe little monsters. It's like orpn right through your living. room sufler from tight bearings, mechanical phonograph records. ticated levels far beyond any other having Kraftwerk condensed into a stereo. Unlike the VL-Tone. you must connections to trigger a trip cycle or Next in the comparison, concentrate basic pseudo-instrument developed squashed cube much simpler than affix the MG] to your stereo or just massive, battleship-style construc- on the sibilant in voices or cymbal for non-musicians. Rubik‘s to conquer. through your rock group's PA before tion. crashes. In the original of what is White, plmic, about a foot long and Beyond simple diddling-about pos anysounttcomeoutofithbourthe The grossest problems can be lo- being recorded. they will probably three inches high, the VL-Tone stuifs sibilities. the V'L-Tone drives relatives size of the Compact Edition of the 0x- 16 January/February. 1982 _ ford American Dictionary (but lighter), The Personal Stereo ' it's portable and could be strapped to the body, but not jammed into the hip irst on the moon, Sony lucked pocket. Fonto the generic label of By the time one has exhausted the ’4', Walkman (plural: Walkmen), like imagination with pure experimenta- I;('3 ‘. Kleenex for tissue, but everybody's tion on the MG-l (about the time the ’f/ r into the action. Panasonic has a per- neighbors are exhausted as well), the 2% "I- , sonal stereo that's more cumbersome, manual provides answers on how the 7”_——/—"—"/\ General Electric's Escape comes in 30 buttons actually can work in har— .' striking blue, Penney's has confusing monic consort. With or without back- Kl :55’4 controls, the Infinity Intimate costs a up band, the instrument enables the “tag/C/* \ me, and I found myself working up bundle (with the FM module), and player to be many things to many snide arrangements of “Silent Night" more than twenty others compete, people. With only three more and "Rudolph the Red Nosed Rein- each dropping in size and price from keyboard keys than the VL-‘I'one, it can insane with metaphorical phrase deer" (using a much white noise as day to day. Technology virtually jets be manipulated like a real piano made making. To wit, a searing meltdown possible) to play at the annual chow- along. WM-II is the size of a cigarette for human fingers rather than elf's (ditto Benny Goodman), and talking which explodes seconds after the but- down pack, Sanyo's machine plays the tape knuckles, and within tha 2—1/2 octave robots (an incomprehensible kitchen ton is pushed, a burbling brook with By interfacing your MG-l to a home both ways without flipping, a few types range, a polyphonic capability allows sink). Beyond these prescribed func- warm heart blips reverberatirm, regur- computer. you can program many record as well as play back, earclip you to play chords as well as single tions, and a cursory description of the gitating on belltone background, etc. more musical possibilities. With a but- speakers can already replace the notes. No memory capability or six boxed, color-coded sections which Make no mistake. Hie M61 is a real ton ealled random wave shape, a com- headband, everything is getting rhythm synthesizer is included, but the control modulation, two tone sources, instrument. Ifthe advertising picture is puter generated noise system of beeps, smaller and smaller than Alice‘s “eat easy-to—follow-but-not-very-complex contour, filter of brightness and low to be believed (and it must be seen to drips, kerplunks and ups will speed me“ mushroom. We‘ll be injecting instruction booklet does explain a tones, and the mixer. you are on your be believed), Elton john uses one. across the keyboard endlessly without iams before the Nineties. number of true synthesizer terms such own. Still, I would assume that the primary any sense or aesthetic for a long a Now, there are good ways and bad as auto contour trigger, detuning, My own basic forays into pos- kickonecanderive fromplayingwith the machine is plugged in. It's not ways to utilize the amazingly snobbish cutoff frequency, peak emphasis, and sibilities, done in conjunction with the machine is scoring the themes exactly a comfort on a lonely evening. personal stereo, and the bad ways are other jargon of the tune. Following Orchestral 'Maneuvers in the Dark from Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, and As butitdoesdothingsby itselfifyou’re the most fun. Strapping on a Walkman some diagrams for dial-middling. one plugged in through an overdub plug teroids. or simulating any hundreds of still feeling incompetent. and heading out on wheels undoul? builds the sound into an electronic or- in the back, cranked out such hybritb special effects. The theme from jaws, The best possible solution for such tedly takes first preference. Roller gan, a hurricane, a violin, a tuba, a as a dentist drill, the gamut of bird for example, an be created and left musical nontalent is the personal skates bicycles, mopeds, tractors and helicopter. electric fuzz guitar (but calls, Echoes of the Lost World, and running by itself, playing endlessly for stereo, the ultimate compression of wheelchairs, any means of transporta-. one even the Ventures wouldn't have other amazing conjunctions of sound your bathtub pleasure. Personally, the musiml ability into a small space. Let tion gets a boost when the crystalline touched, I might add), the clarinet to drive any ordinary record reviewer more traditional possibilities enticed someone else do all the driving. separation of a good P.S. unit provides

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(Continuedfrom page 5) nephew. to compete in a silly race to see Bruce will be producing an E? for Dick who wins the estate. Producer George En- Dale, once known as King of the Surf Guitar glund is one of the men behind this. He's back in the dawn of the Sixties. Dale, who also involved in The Life of Walter Ltppman. once harbored dozens of wild animals in starring Paul Newman as the influential his suburban Costa Mesa, California yard, American political pundit (that'll be an ABC was, according to backgrees, "the first rock TV movie). Englund says he's also pur- 'n roller to appear on the Ed Sullivan chased rigth to the Ron Settles story— Set- Show." Anyone interested in subscribing to tles, a Long Beach State University star backstreets should send inquiries to halfback, was recently arrested. and later Stephen Ryan, 1500 Coachwood Street. La found hanged in his jail cell. Not a suicide. Habra, CA 9063]. Gainfully Employed Still Busy IRPLANE'S ROBERT HAYS joins up with HINGS ARE All. OVER is the next Superman's Margot Kidder in Trench Cheech & Chong film, and here's the big coat, a comedy mystery from Disney filming scoop: no dope. Just one small reference to in Malta and San Francisco Bee Gee the devil weed. Their wives (Rikki Marin Barry Gibb will star in Byron, about the and Shelby Chong by name) also appear in romantic English poet and his role in the film, as French women, while C&C por— Greece‘s struggle for independence from tray themselves and Arabs. All directed Turkey . . . Gene Hackman stars in Eureka, a by Tom Avildsen, cousin to director john, murder mystery locationing in British Col- and filmed in Las Vegas and Chicago. umbia and jamaica, directed by Nicholas Roeg (Don't Look Now, Performance) TEVE TESICH, who wrote Breaking Away. William Hurt won't be making any movies Eyewitness and Four Friends, is now fin- , for awhile; he's playing Richard II on stage ishing Weatherman, about a Chicago TV in New York Richard Pryor will star in weatherman who becomes politically in- Color Man, turned down by Bill Murray; it's fluential. Robert Redford Will supposedly about a ”color" sportscaster (a TV term for star, but don't hold your breath; Redford's the jock interviewer/commentator) . . . Dus— last film, The Verdict, is proceeding without tin Holfman stars in Tootsie as a transvestite him. Tesich has also completed his first soap opera actor in New York, which may novel, Summer Crossing, which occurs in or may not interfere with the rumor that the same time and place as Four Friend: Hoffman is first choice to star in Gorky Park (Tesich admits to a strong autobiographical .. . Carly Simon will make her acting debut bent). in a CBS cable movie; she'll play a dual role, one a Forties torch singer, the other a mod- New Wave Old Enufffor ern thrush There will be more Pink Panthers, even without Peter Sellers. Ted Comebacks Wass (formerly Danny of Soap) will be the SHANDI SINNAMON is going public again. new Clouseau . . . Kenny Rogers stars in Six For those who missed the first go-round, Pack, to be directed by Daniel Petrie (Re- Ms. Sinnamon was a rising star on L.A.'s surrection; Fort Apache, the Bronx) in At- New Wave scene two years ago. Capacity lanta . . . The Billy Crystal Show (he was_lody crowds at her Troubadour appearances. on Soap), a one hour comedy variety show, Tough girl charisma. Producer Mike Chap- will emerge on NBC soon, if not already man. then cresting on successes with the . Michael McKean. Lenny ofLaverne and Knack ("My Sharona") and Blondie (“Heart shirlej', is starring in Young Doctors in Love, of Glass"), but currently unable to get him- (another ABC feature film) which marks the self arrested. tagged Shandi as his next directorial debut of producer Garry Mar- disc-overy. But the record flopped. shall (same show. among others ), for which no one has been waiting with bated breath An Hour Later, They Wanted to . Mary Steenburgen will play Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings (author of The tear/[rig Hear Again one of the most atTeCting books youthful N A RECENT TRIP TO CHINA, director john Americans are encouraged to read) in Cross Landis screened The Blues Brothers Creek, to film in Florida . . . 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Music Cinema RECORDS out of Detroit recently music scenes. "They said it all sounded is magic. _' started showcasing some of its acts in alike to them," reports Landis. Don’t lose any ot it, now that '7 that city‘s Hotel Pontchartrain in order to you know where it lives. lure major labels into distribution deals. At- lantic had already snapped up Jerry Carr Where Are They Now 6 (“This Must Be Heaven"), but so far no deal Who Cares? Dept. for their ace artist. Barrett Strong, one of R. JOHN, the infamous Night Tripper. the first artists ever signed to Motown. co- has laid down a soundtrack of bar- writer of “Money" and "I Heard It Through relhouse boogie-thgie piano for Cannery the Grapevine." His new album is all fin- Row that‘s probably the best thing about the ished, waiting for a distribution deal; titled flick. 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BY BYRON LAURSEN sideseam stripe. Hutton also wears a time will tell about popular accep- t~shin and is smoking the last cigarette tance, ’I‘aps has the makings ofa classic in real life. Tim Hutton is equally as from a pack. coming-of—age story. And, in Hutton. it complex as Conrad Jarrett, (his charac- "You don't smoke. do ya?“ he asks, has one of the best young actors in I ter in 1980‘s multiple Oscar-winner, The question is a cue for his press several years. someone who does .4" Ordinan' People). a guy who looked agent. who has been recumbent on a copious research and who tries to as ,1. like he'd sucked an electrified nipple. naugahyde bench. He slumps dutifully sume characters from the inside out. 3% But Hutton's real-life complexity is be- over to the vehicle's aluminum door. “The class he showed in Ordimm' nevolent. He's a mix of talents, all of An impish grin overtakes Hutton. who People is more than continued in this which he loves to put into play. A good was trying to play the scene coolly film." director Stanley Becker told me shooting guard. if NBA—undersized at “Merit . Marlboro anything but a levy minutes earlier, behind some six feet and 1‘30 pounds, he even of menthol." he instructs. and the press riggetl-torexplosion scenery in the fered his services to the Ampersand agent vanishes. Academy's armory building. "Taps Avengers city league team (currently in Taps is set at Valley Forge Military lives or falls on Timothy Hutton. he‘s a building year). A capable jazz and Academy, three hundred acres of roll- the lifeblood. the key performance.” warm—WV“'5a»m:ARV-«om«tr-*7”xv»mra»?! rock drummer, he and old high school ing. sloping, rural Pennsylvania with Hutton is pleased by the director's friends love to jam on tunes as de- over forty buildings. mostly Georgian remarks when l relay them. He nods manding as “Round Midnight." A child brick-and-column stalwarts. ()ppres- respectfully, but isn't anxious to dwell n.5,“:n... of divorce. he seems to hold both par- sive or inspirational depending on on himself as subject. instead, he fum- ents in high admiration. Typically cast one's feelings about the military, the bles for a book he‘s been reading. one as a troubled youth. he can evoke campus is a perfect setting for a of those list-books, which arevto litera- compassion like no one else in the story about someone trapped by the ture what the medfly is to agriculture. mm“.r.. business. Nonetheless his existence is mOmentum oftradition. Hutton's Brian In a list of the “Twenty Greatest Rock strictly enviable: a new electric red Moreland character is just that: a Albums of All Time” Hutton is Porsche 9115C. a sumptuous Malibu model cadet, be nearly worships perplexed by number 14. Colony beach house, a brand new Scott‘s charaaer, the general in charge “Let me just find this." he says. scrab Oscar and Golden Globe Award, no of the academy and its program of bling through the pages. “it‘s real- shonage of female attention, a pre- breeding staunch leaders. Trying, in a ly important." The right page reveals stigious new film just hitting the crisis, to act as he imagines Scott itself. “Here The Velvet Under- screens. would, Hutton turns the Academy into ground with Nico . . . I‘ve never heard The Stones sing ”l'm just sitting on a a battleground and the line between. of them!" fence" when 1 step into Hutton‘s rec make-believe and real war is crossed in 1966, when the Velvet Under- reational vehicle dressing room at 1] by the treads of a tank. Though only ground was a brand new band and in- am. on a moody-skied day early last spiring reviews like “an assemblage June. Hutton is between takes for Taps, Obsesw'te, upright cadet Humm (left and be- his second feature film, a shared star low) usesfirepower to take oter a military that actually vibrates with menace. billing with the academy. Tbefanq' dress soldiers, Tom cynicism and perversion" (Chicago formidable George C. Cruise and Sean Penn (center). are two of Daily News), Tim Hutton was only six Scott. ln cadet~style trousers with a his accomplices years old. His father,Jim Hutton. was a laundry/February. Ampersand 21

man of astounding talent and mis- backgrounds in drumming. They‘ve are? Say, timing for example?" checked his wrists for suicide-attempt mandant. chievous bent. "Cocky and contented," said that it helped build their timing." “Um i don't know. it's sort of scars. it appears almost certain that Hut- Pbotoplay called him. He won a Hol- “Really?" Hutton's face flashes with a tough to be objective about that. i just Taps motivated Hutton to read ton's influence will extend beyond the lywood contract by using all his ac- nanosecond of delight, then levels off sort of work from instinct. And not American Cam, a biography of Gen- gates of this fictional military academy. cumulated Army leave time to venture again. He genuinely likes to converse, really from any method We learned." eral George S. Patton. Herman Mel- But exactly where it, and his career, to the German location of director but he doesn‘t like the feeling ofbeing instinct plus research, make that. ville's Billy Budd, and other books fo- will go, Hutton isn't prepared to guess. Douglas Sirk‘s A Time to Low and a set up to talk about himself personally. Hutton is a voracious reader when cused on authority and conflict. In ad- "i don't know," he says at the inter- Time to Die. There he won a small "i brought some drum pads along and preparing a role. For Ordinary People dition, he spent four weeks living at view‘s close. “I can't really think in the part, that ofa neurotic army officer. He set them up in my hotel room so i can he read7beCatcbert'ntbeRye,ASepa- Valley Forge Academy before filming future. never really have been able to. also got busted, around the same time, play along with the tapes. i wanted to rate Peace. East ofEden and a book on began. i ask if Taps is a story of social “Cause it's a very moment kind of thing. for arranging a gag in which he and bring along a snare and a floor tom, psychological problems ‘of the chil- processes or a private. individual story. from role to role. I mean. Ordinary some cohorts invented a mythical but i think that would drive people dren of wealthy parents. He also spent "id say it was more private," Hutton People and the success of that film has American film star named Rex Wrayne crazy. Anyone want a Snickers?" he time talking with patients at mental comments. “Moreland doesn't know given me the opportunity to. I'm sure, and-—through elaborate play-acting— asks, offering from a small stash of hospitals for teenagers, even posing as anything more than this private world for the next couple of years, find work. made that imaginary actor front page candy bars on the table. . a “trial" patient for a day. He says the he lives in. He doesn’t have any broad But beyond that, I don't know. i mean, news at the Berlin Film Festival of “Do you have any particular notions experience was “moving," especially scope, any overview. So it's more pri- things just sort of happened. I was very 1957. of what your strong points in acting when other patients un-selfconsciously vate, a world in which he is the com- lucky." Jim Hutton's weer peaked with a string of light comedies. He was memorable alongside a very young —ON SCREEN Jane Fonda in Period ofAdjustment, a 1962 release. He and Maryline Poole Adams,.Tim's mother, divorced when Tim was three. Most of Tim Hutton's growing up was in Connecticut and in Berkeley, modern; some of her political spout- few filmmakers these days ever bother and Rydell, though the relationship be- California. He lived with his mother, ings sound as if they were left over IO mount. Jacobo m tween Norman and Billy is sometimes quite apart from show business influ- Reds from Woody Allen‘s Love and Death. a little too dear. And Ms. Fonda's play- ences. Exception came when young Beatty is a fine producer and an in- ing of Chelsea doesn't seem to ring Tim and friends staged a barnyard starring Warren Beatty, Diane Keaton, teresting director, but he's a limited true. But the flaws are slight and the production Oliver. "it was great," Hut- Jack Niobolson; written by Warren Be- actor. He‘s best at playing men who 011 Golden Pond lead performances remarkable. ton recalls. “i got to sing. i had this atty and Trevor Grifiitbs; directed by are so slow that life eats them up Zara mu little, high voice." Beatty. g (Bonnie and Clyde or McCabe and Starring Henry Fonda, Katharine Hep When he was sixteen, Tim Hutton Mrs. Miller), or California golden boys burn and jam: Fonda; written by Er- moved to Los AngelesJo live with his adical journalist John Reed was who belong in bed (Shampoo). He nest Tbornpson; produced by Bruce father. He enrolled at Fairfax High, born in Oregon and was buried in doesn't begin to convey Reed's com- Gilbert; directed by Mark Rydell. Buddy Buddy where he took the role of Nathan De- the Kremlin. That quantum leap in ges pelling intelligence or his clarity of troit in a production of Guys and ography and the political polarity it thought; he's much too anxious to Simple stories often make the best starring jack Lemmon and Walter Dolls. He visited his father now and implies sum up Reed's extraordinary please. Beatty never shows us Reed's films. Ernest Thompson's On Matthau, written by Billy Wilder and I. again onthesetofElleryQueen, aTV life. Although he was dead just a few darker side, his selfishness, his devils. Golden Pond, adapted from his play of A Diamond, based on a play and mystery series starring the elder Hut— days after his 33rd birthday, his life The complexity of the man is missing. the same name, is a simple story, well story by Francis Veber, produced by ton. Then the two starred together in a was crammed with more adventure Also, and this is most curious of all, told, and it speaks of life. In Mark jay Weston; directed by Wilder dinner theatre production of Hm. than most people ever know or want the sexual chemistry between Beatty Rydell's care, the story has made an Finally, Hutton the younger decided to know. He went to Harvard, wrote and Keaton is all but non-existent. excellent transition to the screen. eteran director and writer Billy acting was definitely what he wanted. plays, organized with the Wobblies, They never ignite on the screen, al- Norman Thayer, Jr. (Henry Fonda) Wilder fell short in the making of He dropped from high school, scored became a journalist, lived with one of though we keep expecting them to. and his wife, Ethel (Katharine Hep- Buddy Buddy. Rather than being an a General Equivalency Diploma, and the richest and most controversial This has been sold as a movie not un— burn), have returned to spend the outrageous comedy, the film is merely auditioned for made-for-TV movies. women of her day (Mabel Dodge), like Doctor Zbiuago; although it's a far summer at their rustic home on an outrage. it's sad to see such a pro His widest notice came for Friendly wrote poetry, broke beans, traveled better movie, it doesn‘t tug at us the Golden Pond in rural New Hampshire. (Some Like it Hot, Sunset Boulevard, Fire, co-starring Carol Burnett and Ned with Pancho Villa and immortalized way that film did. in fact it isn't until Norman‘s 80th birthday is approaching The Seven Year Itcb) plod haplessly Beatty. the Russian Revolution in Ten Days Reds is just about over that Keaton and and in celebration of the event, daugh‘ about like a fly trying to run a 50-yard Beatty praised Hutton to writer That Sboole the World, a piece of Beatty manage to break our hearts, ter Chelsea (Jane Fonda) arrives from dash through a vat of peanut butter. Bruce Cook for American Film maga- reportage that is now more notable particularly in the one totally apocry- her home in California with current Walter Matthau plays a highly-paid zine. “I myselftend to be an actor who for its drama than for its truth. John phal element in the movie — Bryant's flame Bill (Dabney Coleman), a den‘ underworld hitman, who has rubbed makes broader choices," said Beatty, Reed was a star of his generation trek across Finland and Russia to find tist, and his son, Billy (Doug McKeon). out two victims, one by bomb. the “so i appreciate an actor who can do and a legend in his own time. her ailing lover. The two lovers dash off to Europe, other by poison. He's about to make the same thing making more subtle Warren Beatty first discovered Reed 'l‘hisisnottosaythatkedsiswithout leaving this 13-year old in octagenarian the final kill in his illustrious career. choices, working more or less inter- more than ten years ago and became sexual chemistry, but it's supplied by hands, a situation that begins badly but Enter Jack Lemmon, a distraught hus- nally." obsessed with putting his story on the Jack Nicholson, who shows up briefly ends warmly. Chelsea returns alone band whose wife (Paula Prentiss) has Robert Redford,_ who directed Ordi- screen. He ultimately spent more than as playwright Eugene O'Neill. Nichol- (Bill had to rush home to aid a pa- run off with the director of a sex clinic nary People, has said that he saw two years in production on Reds, and son‘s scenes with Keaton are the best tient) and has a reconciliation of sorts (Klaus Kinski). As Matthau stands something that was natural in Hutton, between 833 and 840 million. The film written in the movie, and although she with her father, with whom she‘s been poised from a hotel window with his rather than something that was acting. 'lasts three hours and nineteen minutes doesn't give off much raw passion, at odds all her life. As summer ends, high-powered rifle about to blow away The two spent a lot of time taking and is a kaleidoscopic vision of Reed Nicholson gives off so much we forget the couple, in pretty fair shape for two the target mobster, Lemmon in the walks together, tossing a football and his times. The film is audacious the imbalance. - old birds, pack up and head home to room next door constantly distracts the around, establishing intuitive trust. and often startlingly successful, while Beatty has also shown his courage“ Boston for the winter. assassin by loudly. and lneptly. at- Similarly, Hutton and George C. Scott at the same time faint-hearted and by inter—cutting his drama with Superb performances from Fonda tempting suicide. That is the plot in a built a rapport through the early days predictable. straight-tO-the-camera testimony from and Hepburn as a pair who've been nutshell —- although a trash hag might of Taps' shooting schedule. They held Beatty, who wrote the screenplay people who lived through that same together for around 50 years, and still have been a better place for it. marathon chess games, all of them along with British playwright Trevor era. Like Marcel Ophuls in The Sorrow care deeply for each other, make On While Matthau barely manages to won by Scott. Chess spread like a Griffiths (with reported assistance and the Pity, Batty has let people who Golden Pond a special event. Fonda is muddle through this farce with the fever, lasting long after Scott had from Elaine May and Robert Towne), knew Reed and Bryant talk about stunning as the cranky, complaining tired mugging and deadpan delivery filmed his short segment Just before l chose to focus on Reed's affair and them. Some remember everything all Norman. He's got a right to be mad: we've seen so many times before, walked in on Hutton, twelve of the marriage to Louise Bryant, :1 tempera- wrong and some have an axe to grind, he's old, he's losing his memory, he's lemmon fairs far worse. His histrionlc young cadet extras were at the same mental and tempestuous woman Who but the device is riveting The major got angina, he feels death constantly antics wear thin. calling to mind a long table, intent on six separate chess craved the spotlight but was never cer- objection is that Beatty never identifies hovering about, "You're old and l'm combination ofthe stuttering Mel Tillis matches. tain she could win it on her own. these people and it just isn'tfair. Some ancient," he tells Ethel in a fit of pique. crossed with a tired Daffy Duck. Pren- "George doesn't like to sit down to When she met Reed, she not only faces may be recognized, such as "l'll show you the bathroom. if I can tiss and Kinski often look about as play just one game," Hutton says. "You found a lover, but a ticket to the fame Henry Miller or George Jessel, but remember where it is," he says to animated as cigar store indiatts. keep going with him until you’ve and fortune (not in the monetary how manypeople know Rebeca West Billy, overheating remarks about his The real fault lies with the writing of played five, six games in a row. lt‘s re- sense) she coveted. She was, without by sight or Roger Baldwin, the founder fading memory. During a particularly Wilder and cowriter l. A l.. Diamond ally intense concenu-ation. i never beat too much of a stretch, Bianca to Reed‘s of the AQU? feisty exchange on death. Ethel says. These two old pros show a lack of him. But by the time he left i was play- Mick All in all, Reds is a movie to see. lt‘ll “Don't you have anything else to think originality as they trod over well-worn ing chess better." Diane Keaton plays Louise, and at give quite a history lesson to most au» off". to which he responds, ”Nothing comedic territory. Tired jokes about TheStonestapehasgivenwayto times it's a very daring and amazingly diences, as radial Americans are not quite as interesting." policemen, sex, drugs and hippies Weather Report. Hutton is mouthing subtle performance. She‘s not afraid to exactly well represented in main- Yet for all its sentimentality. the film (hippies? Good griefl) inhabit this list- percussion accents to “Birdland.” let the audience think she's frivolous stream history texts, and it has a scope is often hilarious. Norman gets the less and tasteless script. The press agent arrives at this point, and unlikeable. She never stoops to and daring that few Hollywood movies best lines and Fonda is delightful, The one thing that is amazing about holding three naked cigarettes upright. woo the audience. By the,.end, when have these days. Betty has crammed throwing out one dry, crackling line the film is that it manages to fail on so “These are from your usual nicotine her maturity and commitment to Reed 'his movie with people and places, after another, all delivered without a many different levels. Buddy Buddy is supplier," he says, and re-assumes his are tested in the extreme. her anguish ideas and emotions; although he's not twinge of a smile. In most cases, about as dated as last year's calendar, horizontal position. ' and strength are all the more compel- always successful in making them cliched instances of melodrama have and just as useless. "You know," i comment, "Johnny ling. 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