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... -:·:: ., ., i ' ' .. - ,.. . ..)_: '' .. '\ ··~· ~ .'{' ' ·~ ' ., ..., · ·Rldu•d·L· ~lleib«r .". , ·? '~;;a~a f,. ~ NelN Max·i.ca .. · The New Mexico Whee/men •. schetlule bicycle rides every -DAILY.-;' Sunday lit eight a.m. For further -information. call 264-1232 or 284-7609. . :Thursday,·July 14; 1877 ' . Dec~pitated '-No Longer,: a: ·Struggle liberationists ,. By Cbris MOler i ... Remembered I· The fir~t offive apartments, specially equipped for handicapped persons although we do· not ask for that information on the application. . Almost 1!X) years agq today, ! •• at tbe recently built married-student housins will be occupied n~xt month. "I liave tried to keep one handicapped accessible apartment availabe all French liberals stormed the :;_ l Lomolo Blea~ a paraplegic, apd his niece, Rosa Quintana Pl!Ul to occupy of the time since the complex .. was built in 1975. But it has been kind of a Bastille in an ·uprisins that oneoftheone-bcdroom apartments. • . · wastesincenooneha5applied.;' shook the earth. Known as Of the 200 . for married stuaents located 0, the 900 block of The recent application for one of the special .apartments was only the Bastille Day, July 14 represen: --~·.Buena Vista five have been equipped w_ith speci~ ·f~~ur~ for .the second one-submitted-by a handicapped person since they were coptpleted.· ted the rise of lackey-liberalism handicapped. three.two-bedroom and two nnf!ohf!l!drotnm in the spring of197S;: Lemley ~aid.·. The first applic;Jnt never did mo~ein . in -France and most of the ' . ~~~~!~i~c~~~~-i~tr~oli ~~~¥nl1;~ai~6fffe:~~"::;;~~t:~ Quiiti~~;·~~~ a~~~faa1:sti~- .. we=::f~!~th~5c· s~.;e1u;e;ai • ·around. All · switches and theromosu.ts in the apartments have been: that they are ~ot marrie4, and Blea is not a student. .Quintana, Blea's lackeys slaushtered dozens of lowered and each· has .a bathroom equipped with railins around the tub, ni~~· will be a student a UNM during the fall' sem~ster: The housing ., -. .' ; . l. § Kinney· Hedges Around .,.-. Non-Majors Get''-::'.: .. THURS.10-6 It's alter inventory and our stores are stacked to the c;elllog with brl!nd name ·sTORE stereo. We must Immediately reduce our stock of AM/FM stereo receivers, .;-·.... 10-50% turntables, tape decks, car stereos and acc;e$SOrles. Save 10 to 50% on special FRI. purchases, close-outs, ones·of-a·klnd, demos, scratch-and•dents. come i Kolbert Fil.l·ln ·Hi·nted .At Business Credit OFF shop for stereo, the time to save Is now! .s lly David Belling was not on the list. He said, "I don't know Brown T. ' Mayor Harry Kinney has given indications that he well enoUgh,'' Kolbert said, "I don't know if Brown The Robert 0, Anderson School "Organization Theory", which will appoint Dr. _Solomon Brown to replace the will have enough time for the job." Brown is a of Business and administrative will meet on Monday and Wednes ! resigning Dr. Ja\lk Kolbert as city councilor from surgeon, . Sciences of UNM will offer four day from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m., will District Three. . · . ' ' .courses this fall for the . non· cov.er the fundamentais of Those Kolbert re®mmended.lo the Mayor were: ·i;:t Brown said he has had "no direct communication'' business major. organization and management with ~he Mayor's office but that if he is offered the job 'Dan Lyon, a state legislator from the UNM district; · "Introduction to Management", which apply to Qrganizations in he will take jt. Brown is a member of the City P.er Frank Martinez, a UNM graduate student in publi11 which . will meet on Tuesday and volving sizeable groups of people. ~ sonnel Board .. administration; Eloy Duran, a community leader; and Thursday from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m., The class will study human rela ~ Kolbert, a UNM Fren11h 'professor and President of Dr. Victor Montoya, _an economist. will involve modem concepts of tions case problems ·and the ) the City Council, said he 'Will submit his r!lsignation The Mayor will submit the name to the City Coun · organization and their manage manager's job in setting goals l!lld '"' on July 18,- at the last Ciy .council meeti_ng he will ment. The class will offer a general utilizing humari. and material •. cil of the person who he wants to replace Kolbert and A Ridiculous Low Price, I, preside over. It will take effect July 31. . look of activities in business and in resources to meet o .t, the council will vote on whether to confirm or deny • Kolbert re®mmended four people to Mayor Kinney the the appointment. Kolbert said, "I sort of think· it . other organizations. · · On A_n Outstanding as possible replacements but· he said. Brown's name will confirmed." · "Man, Society and Law", which Speaker' will meet on Tuesday and Thursday .Here's an exceptional speaker at an _ from 2 to 3:15 p.m., will examine BCMC even more exceptional price. The Unbelievable Savings On This the·. natuindividuals . and famous ECI Trend tOO is one of our Teac Cassette Deck organizations. best sellers! It has a big 12" woofer. 4" ''Law of Contracts" will meet on Trustees midrange and a soft dome tweeter. looking for a truly great cassette ·Robe Shedder Here's a great turntable buy. Save The .only thing that sounds better is deck? Look no further than the Teac Tuesday and Thursday from 2 to The· SR- 222 is a fully manual, OnSansui our low price, A400. Loaded with the latest features 3:15 p.m. The course involves a bell·drive with sensitive ''S" for great recording and playback. conceptual approach t,o transac ·Assemble shaped tone arm. Complete Right Now. After lttakes volume buying and selling with base, dust-cover and lnve~:~tory sgg tions beteen people and organiza The newly appointed Board of · Special power to offer such a low price. Into· Race Audio Technica's outslan~ing BIRTHDAY Steps Check it out! 8249 tions. The class will also include Trustees of the Bernalillo County AT 910S cartridge. At this sgg . SPECIAL! understanding elements of Medical Center (BCMC) will hold price. you better hurry. agreements, the·· types of Paul T. Demos, who resigned. as Demos, who said he was neither its first board meeting at 10 a.m. FREE RIDES agreements which . are legally en Friday, July 22, in the hospital's . 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At the announcement of his can- for the session as early as possible. jillQ of the All-Pueblo Indian LOW MONTHLY Tu.,Th.,Frl. • 3:30·5:30pm , . didacy, he said, "I find that, like Associate registrar Rick Legoza Council. ., .•• PAYMENTS AY~"LJ"IIII.I: sgg many long-time residents of Albu- said that more than half the student Or Call277·2636 enrollment, nearly 12,000 students, Reports will also be given during . q~erue, I do .not like the way things has aiready registered and approx- the board meetirig by Wegner; Dr: have. gone smce W,~ held our first imately400 classes are now-closed, Jerry Shuck medical chief of staff · electiOn for mayor. Legoza said the number ·of closed and"bY Dr. Leonard Napolitano, director of the UNM Medical Demos cited his ·own record of· classes will rise to 700 at the start of DUAL1249 Sansui331 Pioneer SR-202W success in dealing with the classes on Aug. 22. He warned that Center and dean of the UNM Pioneer TS-691 · legislature as an example of his ac- the crunch will be at its worst dur School of Medicine.· MOD4Demo AM/FM stereo Reverb unit car speakers complishments and as a proof that . ing the la5t week of registration, • he does not "avoid problems." · beginning Aug. 15. Complete receiVer you won't believe lOoz dual cone Hecalledhilnself"adoer, anac-. "Because of the emphasis this your ears complisher, an improver of the way· year on late afternoon and evening 95 95 $}500 things are,'' and criticized present classes, we expect a high number of $219 $129 . leadership for· being followers, non-traditional. students to enroll. $7995 which he said, "is not what our city As all of the publicity for the pro The ASUNM Senate meetina bas been rescheduled needs.'' gram has been aimed at ali Aug.l for Saturday, July 16, at t p.m. iri the International Marantz IMP 7 .. date for beginning registration, but Cenler. Sansui9090 Scotch Chrome we are enrolliilg s~udents for those 3-way stereo Covered The UNM SimulationS Association will meet Sun• High power classes now," Legoza said. day, July 17, in room IIOorthe Law Sebool. All in speaker demo BIC Fonnula 5 90 min. blank cassette W"'ago.n Students who take advantage of· terested simulatfon 1amers are invited. AMIFM stereo newBICiine recording tape the continous registration process TA.'s and OA's have unlll iuty 20 to apply ror receiver• Milkers.,.... ,.~ can register for cl115ses or make pro par kina permits. Plc:k up applications ai _Parkins Ser~ $7995 3-way venturi port ...... "" gram changes in an average of five vim• $179 OlDtoWN minutes. There will be a m ·.. - . .. '· • • ...... ' ' • • ...... "tt DOONESBURY More Inmates ~ ' IJ> . . • ' Letters. Ask· Letters · i* Daily LOBO JOIIN/f:, HOVJ MANY :1! Editorials CON6RES5MeN H//V/3 ABOUT Editor: /INS/4/IiBS)Tfi/J QUcG- 150,. ~ T/ONN/111?£ SO fi/R ? We are presently inmates at the ~. Perspective Opinions t'l I Atti<:ll Correctional Facility in New 0 . ...• York, We are writing this letter and ~ hoping that you will choose to «"" · ~ Editorial ,publish it in your campu11 paper. r" To an in·mate, receiving cor· 0 respondence plays a vital r()l!l in P' i Student Activism helping to relieve the monotony ..... and bqredom 9f being incarcerated. 2 t . .%..... However,· to inmates such as •,j>. ourselves with no family or close ..... relatives, the letters that mean so ::g !. Growing in Ohio '-1 much are almost non-existent. In An eerie sense of deja' vu crept'in as we watched police armed with ~ an effort to change this, we are IJ.< nightsticks carry away 192 chanting demonstrators from Kent State seeking interested people to corres University, on the site where four protestors were killed more than seven PQnd with us.. All letters will be years ago. greatly appreciated. The demonstrators were. protesting Kent State's decision to. build a new Terrance E.. Knox gymnasium on the site where the four students were kill!ld while protesting former President Nixon's decision to order U.S. troops into Cambodia. · Ivan J. Pryun WHILE THE KILLINGS by National Guardsmen inspired many other 76-C-497 protests 11nd a song by cult heroes Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, the Box 149 move, in effect, silenced the student movement. The radicals learned that Attica, N.Y.14011 bullets and rhetoric don't mix and the activist days were ended. . If the civil disobedience at K1mt State this week proved anything, it showed that students are still concerned and they still care. It also showed that a gap still exists between students and the administration. The in sensitivity shown by. the Kent State administration is nearly beyond comprehension. Building a gymnasium on that site is something like constructing an ice hockey rink around the Washington Mon'ument. What is more important, protest or weight lifting? TO MAKE MATTERS WORSE the obnoxious Kent State police first arrested the parents of Sandra Scheuer, one of the four persons shot to death on May 4, 1970. • Also arrested were Alan Canfora and his parents. Canfora was wounded on that fateful day. Something's Rotten in Cheese/and We cannot condemn the police for making the arrests because they were ordered to do so by Common Plea$ Court Judge Joseph Kainard, but we question the order in which they made those arrests. Kainard, in effect, signalled a victory for the demonstrators when he Editor,: children), they .can of course fre Clearly, Carrara's concern with ordered the univers1ty to halt plans for the building of the gym until the Joseph Carrara's remarks favor quent butchers who may maim self-determination involves only his protestors present their case at a July 21 preliminary hearing. ing personal choice in matters of them for life or kill them through in· personal economic freedom. In BY USING NON·VIOLENT methods of civil disobedience, the economics (June 30 Lobo) should competence. crucial areas such as controlling one's reproduction, he attempts to protestors gave hope that the days of student activism might not be dead. be taken with more than a bit of 'I Surely riots and destruction accomplish little, but good old-fashioned sit salt. Criticizing a cheesecake sup coerce all people into following his ' ins make the point extremely well without injuring anyone. plier who allegedly refused Car Carrara's narrow minded views own rigid and peculiar moral The demonstration also proved that this generation of college students rara's Pizza wholesale service extend beyond abortion rights stance. When he philosophically is not as apathetic as everyone might think. When students find an im because of his low pricing prac issues. An outspoken anti-feminist, supports and defends personal po'ttant issue, they are willing to fight for it. tices, he said: he recently sought· and lost· elec freedom for all, his self-righteous tion as a state delegate to the Inter· complaints may sound more valid. national Women's Year con "I could have resolved this very ference. He ran, or, more ap Anaya-Apodaca Feud simply and just given in, but now propriately, limped, on an anti How do Toney and Jerry hate each other? Let us count the ways. it's the principle of someone telling ERA·daycare-abortion platform. TomHysom They hate each other from the heights.and dpolitically-oriented souls ·me what I can and can't do." can reach. Aile 711cY They hate each other from the tips of their telephones to the pages of .lit/.. TAK!Ne local newspapers. Sadly, Carrara's concern for in IT 71115 And most of all, they hate each other as much as Toney hates Billy Mar· dividual freedom extends no further Library Faculty Get· sefQOUSt.Y? chiondo and Jerry hates Bruce King. than his own economic self IN SANTA FE LATELY. Atty. Gen Toney Anaya and Gov. Jerry interest. As president of New Mex Apodaca have been scrapping it out like a couple of junkyard dogs. Most· ico Right to Life, he vehemently op poses women's right to abortion Smaller Pay J?oost · ly, it involved a lot of political ~'in-fighting" and it never really surfaced as under any circumstances. Right to an outright argument. It was kind of like a boil on your backside. No one Editor: Life is fighting federal abortion fun could see it, but boy did they know it was there when you sat down. There are some mistakes concerning the Clrticle (July LOBO), "Pay ding for about 300,000 poor women 7 Last Friday, hOwever, the two washed their laundry in public for all the Hikes: A 7 Y. Solution" by Richard Scheiber. T. Guambana, UNM fiscal annually. If these women don't care people to see. · analyst, is quoted as saying, "E)(cept for a few exceptional cases, most of to "give in'' to "someone telling Apodaca· called Anaya a "flat liar" for his version of a telephone conver the faculty will receive an increase of about 7 percent over their current. sation between the two. them what they can and can't do" (namely, bearing unwanted base pay." This statement, unfortunately, is not true when applied to the THE CONVERSATION was about a survey which California lawyer faculty of the UNM General Library. • Bernard Segal had conducted determining political attitudes among New Nine faculty members there received 'from 4.0 percent to 5.1 percent Mexicans. which is, in effect, a salary cut When related to the Consumer Price Index Apodaca charged that the poll was conducted due to Anaya's political (on all summer clothing) Letters increase of 5.8 percent. Two faculty members received 0 percent. On the by Garry Tr~deau motivations and paid for with state money. ....~ - ~- ..;..., i Civic light Opero Excels i In Concert Review by Hal'!'ietA • .Moldov Pocket Or Two'' (as encouraged by Protnif!es,Promises and Jesus The Albuquerqqe Civic· Light the nefarious Fagin)and the .now Christ Superstar gave a typically i Coopet: Theattlc. Flash Opera Associ~tion's recent Popejoy classic "Consider Yourself," · fine performance as Nancy, the H~ll produc~JOn of the musical There were some impressive in- woman who befriends Oliver. But / ' 0!1ver! ,by ~10nel B:u-t, based on dividual performances. · Eleven- the best of the bunch was thirteen :"'!. i '· l?e~tlnget: ·Good Sh.ot Dicke~s Oliver Tw1st, chronicles year-old John Shelton has a fine year-old Blake Goodman, the ./ the 11PS and downs .in the life of an · voice and showed considerable "Artful Dodger." His talent and o~phan~d boy .m , the early stage p~es~nce in the title role. Gar- theatrical e~perience were quite ob .... • Review by Richard L. Hughes moeteenth-century m London. rett Fhckmger (a UNM law pro- . vious (he appeared in ACOLA's !he J?OVe~y and ho~elessness .of f~sso~) was a charming ·and cap- Music Man last year); he also seem- i Alice Cooper· and Derringer enough so that each roadie could Oliver and his compamons prov1d- ~IVatmg crook as Fagin, ed to behaving the most fun, and it Persuasions in .Your Soul P.. played Saturday night before 9,000 pop out into the spotlight once to ed a sombe~ background, but t~e teacher/mentor to a gang of wasajoytowatchhim. "Chirpin" /Persuasions/Elektra7E-1099 fans at Tingley Coliseum which had fix something- no doubt a new fad. play was enl~v~ned by seve~al rous- precious pickpockets. Phyllis . The only disappointments in the '·Review by Robert Spiegel the .usual compliment of tree Derringer played a good !?g productl?n number.~, ..n~ely ~loom Ander~ (who bas ~ppeared show were the performances ol' After two tries with a back7up band the Persuasions are back with an climbers, stuffy air and passed out rock'n'roll set. It was consistent Food, Glonous Food, ~ .P1ck a m . ACLOA s productiOns of Ross J. Sutter (as Mr. :Bumble) and ac~ppella album, and it sounds so sweet. people. rather than the usual hot and cold Gail Gritzbaugh (as the Widow "P~pa Oom Mow Mow" opens the record and sets a vivid landscape of The road crew started the show performances seen so often. For its ,U t·Jste· nlng· .T tlo Corney). They both appeared in voc~ll~terpl.ay. From her~ the album continues to get better . . by a false alarm of turning down first encore the band played .. how' d ·· EQS~ - . . . scenes evidently intended to supply Smgmg Without a ba~d IS a fragile business, especially for a rock and roll the lights, causing sardine.can con you guess? .. " Rock and Roll some comedy relief. · The attempts group,, but the. Persu~I?ns are. held together by the strong line of Jimmy ditions close to the stage. Un-, Hooc}lie Cop", featuring a quick . Hayes bass vmce. Th1s 1s amazmg that the bass is indeed a human voice. fort!lnately, they saved the best · verse of the Kinks "You Really Got "Scorpio"/Bill Anderson/MCA ·colorful as it is superficial. 2264 The songs, aU written l?y Sedaka, T~e, vocals on top of Hayes' bass are a mix of field .holler, early ' mistakes for later. Me" stuck in. ~~ he be singing Gbout ffiGIIe Antoinette 01 JGyne ffiGnsfleld, ro~k n roll harmony and of course a touch of gospel. Derringer finally hit the stage The second encore· was the ·Review by Robert Spiegel a~e .one-dimensional, easy-listening ditties, but through . the years ~he real treat. on the album is "Looking for an Echo," a celebration of with ''Still Alive an Well". Ali highligh of the show. The band did Coo pet kept 9,000 heGds bobbing Gt Tingley Coliseum. old~es an~ the times they represent. This song explains their music and is guitars used axe-to-amp transmit a fine job 'on John Lennon's Helter Sedaka has become a master of their mUSIC. . The problem with this album, as these songs. He hasn't fallen to the ters, allowing some refreshing full Skelter, a song people either love or transmitter sputtered out, finally turn on Alice's mike before the have commercials. The chimnel This is a persuasive album that will get below your skin if you give it a stage movements and guitar throw hate. Derringer was called back giving way to an old-fashioned third verse.· The next numbers, KAKA 18 included hit shows such with so much of Bill Anderson's sentimentality of Paul Anka or chance. "Billion Dollar Babies" and "I'm as Police Gynecologist and Celebri music, is that there's no commit- Paul McCartney; there is still some ~ ing, The drums were set loosely once more, but ·Rick Derringer's chord. This sort of broke the failed because the characters' lines band's pace, so they wrapped Eighteen", had similar trouble, as · ty Neurosurgery; and products m'tmt. edge to Sedaka 's songs. The were consistently garbled and things up tastefully instead of stret did much of the rest of the show. advertisements which in less This is a well-balanced record but material is fun, clever and, "God unintelligible. I could not decide if ching things too thin. These numbers and the encore were descriptive terms ipcluded a toilet the; balance has more to do with forbid", happy. I must confess I .this was due to the sound system or All ·things considered, it was the only ones played straight. The dish was he r-c 1ot hes washer commercial packaging than good had ignored easy-listening music as great to see a warm-up act that· bulk of the show involved all the punchbowl and an electric tamP.on. country music. worthless by nature, but excellence the actors' attempts at maintaining could do more than play its one big fun stuff that has made Alice m1106p09 Live acts included three There are a couple "new love" whatever the form, must ~~ a British accent. BOOK SALE hit. famous over the years on his con- life-sized black widows on a 30' by songs, a trucker song, a "mama recognized. On the phis side, I'd like to add a ·July 25-Augus~ 5 The Cooper 'show opened with a cert tours. · 30' web, Alice being guillotined died and papa raised us" song, a .. · speciaracknowledgement of the ef forts of .Jeff Sherman, technical film clip with four shots of Alice, The screen was represented as a (oh, but not really), a nine-foot tall couple ''our love lasted through the ft.-!a_king a Good Thing Better" I 9:00-2:00 Mon-Fri (hours nexJtOieJ ~ 20%0FF ~ one representing each of his T.V. with huge nobs, a wall socket Cyclops, four giant teeth, his snake years" songs, a "come pack, 1, · OliVIa Ne~ton-John I MCA-2280 director: The lighting design was previous tours .. As a fifth Alice ap- and a plug. In addition to the songs and Alice as Maurice Escargot, the never realized how much I loved · · Rel'lew by Jane Quesnel really effective in achieving the . you" song and a rock'n'roll song, . Olivia Newto~-John is a success right mood and also noting the *field trips $3. 50 per aay ~~ · Store Wide ~.,:. ~peared life-sized on the screen, the done in sync, the T.V. would also real Alice burst out of the screen, "Still the One," to show that he m three countnes.· ~he has more passage of time within a scene. ~v ~,. can· still get it on like the rest of than three dozen awards and six hit But, then, ACLOA always has a *basic skills tutoring Ages5-12 · dressed exactly as the image, which them. · albuJ?ls, three gold, three platinum. ·~ ThroughJuly30 ~ disappeared in sync· with Alice's en· fine production crew. 1:-r swimming daily trance. The screen had vertical slits, Many Nashville artists, . Merle ~he IS also the most controversial Note: Aspiring thespians: ACLOA invisable when taunt, that allowed Haggard being perhaps the best ex- smg~r on the market today, a?~ the will be scheduling workshops in LIVING BATCH BOOKSTORE ample, have been able to maintain public s~ems. ~retty evenly d1v1ded * ·creative loving environment this illusion to be used all evening acting, musical comedy and im 2406 Central SE by Alice and his four dancers. this format while keeping in touch at to !he!r opm10n of her talent. provisional theatre for children, • (Acrossjrom]ohnson Gym) The first number was "Under My with country music's ideals. . This Is h.e~ seventh albup1, and teenagers and adults. If interested, for information call898-1822 Wheels"; which would have been This package is hollow, executed Is,-well, Ohv1a Newton-John. Of contact the ACLOA business office great had someone remembered to with care and precision, but lacking the a/344-2317 in substance, or even a tongue-in- ten relatively new songs on the cheek perspective to let us know album, one is her own ''Don't Ask that he isn't taking the melodrama a Friend.'' The best cut is a new too seriously. song ' by the Alessi twins, "Sad This record is aimed for the Songs," and is potentially a good market. It comes from the single. Although she banks much • bankbook and not the heart. of her reputation on new versions . of other singers' hits, she really should have left "Ring of Fire" to "A Song" I Neil Sedaka 1 Elektra Johnny Cash. As far as I'm con- 6E-l02 cerned, this is one good· thing she ReviewbyRobertSpiegel didn't make better. Olivia's upbeat, 70's swing-country rendi Taken on its own ground, as a tion with free-style vocal ad Jibs just commercial product aimed to tap doesn't make it. the middle-road market, A Song is a suc~essful' album. There is pretention of depth here but not to distraction. With help from .. pr!Jducer George Martin (the • photos by Koren Panagakos Beatles' producer), Sedaka has Dettinger tries to get emotlonGI with his gultat. ~:reated an album as lush and ~ake it with you ••• .. --....., Do Not Be Disenrolled!!!! but go light \ ( .. --"-~ _) All new transfer or UNM re-admitted ~'I"·~" JAS INE with THE FUNKY DANGE BAND ...' students entering the College of Arts & . THAT'S ' ~~ -· . HOTI'ER THAN AN AFTERNOON IN JULY '· :..,.:·. .. Sc1ences must take and pass the Com- the finest in WITH Os~ar de Ia Rema munications Skills Test the first TSO for the look of fashion. mountaineering semester of their enrollment. DYNAMIC DISCO You tan depend upon TSO to fill your doctor's prescription and backpacking· FRIDAY, JU.LY 15,8:30 PM Exemptions fro~J~ taking the CST ar~ for glasses and ton tact lenses to exact specifications. 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To Town As Top Lobo Runners "I Robot"I A ian Parsons Project!Arista AL7002 l Revi~:w by George Gesner .10 One of the top producers in the rock world today takes his profession ~ ~ When Peter Frampton was a Frampton will be witnessed by one step farther as he, with a troupe of talented musicians, puts out ~ >. youn.g teen-ager in a 60's group those Albuquerqueans fortunate He's In You another musical gem. ~ ~ called Herd, he probably never im enough to attend at the University The Alan Parsons Project. almost reaches the epic proportions of the African Trio Lead Harriers All Season 2. C~ agined that he would have had the Arena this Tuesday night at 8 p.m. "I'm In You/Peter Frampton/A & first Parsons masterpiece The Tales ofMystery and Imagination. 8 biggest selling album of all time a By Da.vid Belling -~ Opening up the sho'-V for Peter M SP-4704 The disc contains. a· conglomeration of .in us[ cal styles. and melodies. would like to go back home after Daily lobo Have you ever seen such a tall down to foreigners Africans- ~ " decade later in 1976. will be a brand new group called 38 Review by Markus NolaQ · Ranging from dream-like ballads such as "Some Other Tim.e" to in.- graduation. I think I'm needed building? Do you have roads in Kenyans. People seem to think the -<" ::E F,rampton nurture.d his im Special, who have gained concert . Peter's first actual studio 'l..P strumentals spotted with choirs and strings like the title. song and "Genesis They have come thousands of more there." Koroso plans to be Africa?" These are just some of the long distances and the climate are !:;' ~ ... pressive guitar playing with a group tour experience by touring with since his breakthrough into top- · Ch.l V. 32" (an excellent finale). · . miles across the Atlantic Ocean to fully' satisfied with his education Sports dumb questions that people ask the reasons Kenyans are always .8" Z called Humble Pie, an association Frampton, Kiss, Johnny Winter rated stardom, lives up to his Tasteful funk-rock n.umbers such as "I Wouldn't Wan.t to Be 'Like You" go to college in a strange, foreign before he goes back to Kenya. "So them from time to time, they said. winning races, Koros_a said. . . ._. <10. with Steve Marriott (now with the and Foghat,• The call themselves a reputation. and "The Voice" blend in well with the ethereal set on the second side that land,.in order to gain a good educa that when I go back home I'm need said, ·"Americans kind of draVAndrew Powell. The rest of the countries they will be able to help probably major in biology, said, "I used to it but I'm trying to catch Americans don't know enough said they can learn new running ~ decade and was·replaced by Clem single, and is hi& most commercial compositions are credited to Parsons and Eric Woolfson. their people. want to get the maximum education on/' about it. Wl:)atever you see here techniques. :.. Clempson who's trying his luck tune. It's a slow lqve song with Parsons' knack of bringing in the.good musicians to perform the ex Kenyans Jeremiah Ongwae and I can so that when I go home I can Another problem they had was (U.S.), we have there (Kenya)," he ':S.... with Rough Diamond. some excellent piano, vocals an.d cellent material is definitely an asset. Guitarist Ian Bairnson stands out Harrison Koroso and Ugandan. help my. people." adjusting to the climate in Albu said. Dramiga said, "I didn't know · about certain thin.gs till I came over Frampton then formed a. group guitar work by Frampton. He also with his tasteful passages. The vocalist are used a lot on this second album Charles Dramiga are going to to said that in Kenya there querque. Koro.so said, "The main All of them said they like the called Frampton's Camel, which in plays drums and Arp Strin.g en- and Parsons has picked some of the best, such as Steve Harley, Allan school at UNM on track scholar are few universities, so the chances problem was that the place is so U.S. and have enjoyed their stay here. If I come over here and see something strange, I just h'ave to actuality was Peter Frampton semble, broadening his musical Clarke, Pe~er Straker and Jack Harris. Other JIIUSicians include Duncan ships, but track isn't their only in of getting into one are limited, dry." Another problem for him here, backed by talented musicians. horizons. Mackay, David Paton, Stuart Tosh,'B.J. Cole and John Leach. Alan Par- terest. They want to get a good Ongwae said universities in both was the cold and snow which he There has been some talk about accept it as part of the American culture.'' Frampton churned out four ex "(Putting My) Heart on the· sons is one of the better things to happen to music, A. education in subjects that are need countries are "more or less the ·didn't like. "Because it was so dry I U.S. college track being dominated cellent studio albums Wind of Line" is a flowing, soft-shoe type ed back home. same," but the American teaching used to bleed out of the nose," he by foreign athletes. People say it is One problem for them is finding Change, Frampton 's CJJmel, number with an excellent beat and To get this education they have approach is different than the said. unfair for American kids to com a job. They can work on campus ' Somethin 's Happening and Framp· un.ique synthesizer harmony along ELP In the Works come to a land of strange customs British system used in Kenya. He On the other hand, Ongwae liked pete against the older Africans. but need to get a work permit to tori. But, it was the double live with Peter's lead vocals.· It is and people. To all three of them, said there, they have tests at the end the snow. 'It's wonderful," he said. Another complaint about work off-campus. Sometimes • album package Frampton Comes followed by "St. Thomas (Dont "Works, Vol. 1 '/Emerson, Lake& Palmer/Atlantic SD-2-7000 English is a third language. of the semester only, not spaced out "It was a new thing seeing snow foreigners competing on college money can be a problem. Their Alive that brought· Frampton, in you know How I Feel)," another· Review by George Gesner Would you want to go to school like here. and walking in it.'' 'The winter teams is that they deprive scholarships cover tuition and room the words of Cameron Crowe, sentimental classic by Frampton, The wizards of musical electronics have ~entured into the classical form, in a foreign country, far away from When they arrived in the United climate did give him some trouble Americans of a chance to compete. and board during school. Dramiga "mega-stardom." The legend of Petet Ftompton who shows his mastery of the guitar the mel\ldy and · other musical sophistication on their latest effort, home and then be taught in a States, they didn't have any pro though, because it was tl)o dry. Ongwae said it is kind of hard to said, "If I didn't have a job there's ' on a crying solo. '"W\lrks, Volume!.'' ·" language that isn't your native blems, but encountered strange Dramiga has been in. the U.S. for tell if people resent him, because no way l could stay around.'' They The double album is unique in that each member has a side of his own to ., ' "Won't You Be My Friend" t\lngue? things they weren't used to. One two and one-half years while they don't come out and tell him. have to pay their own way in the closes the side with a beat that perform on and the group then joins on the last side for a c\lmbined effort. Ongwae, who plans to major in problem they had was understan· Ongwae and Koroso arrived in He s(lid there are excellent track summer while school is out. Keith Emerson: Emerson devotes his whole side t\l a composition of bis electrical engineering, said, "I January. · programs here, and good coaches makes you want to get up ·and ding American accents. Dramiga "As a Ugandan I haven't Pizza for the Millions own called "Piano Concerto No. 1." With the assistance of the London _,.~ boogie. It has a blues-reggae When he was younger, Ongwae and facilities which are unavailable enountered any problems personal Philharmonic, he goes through the three movements of the concerto used to think about going to college to athletes in Africa. \ We at Carrara's are proud to be part or the great American Pizza lnduSiry. As always.,' mixture that is chuck full of good ly," Dramiga said. . the American Pizza Industry is making certain that the U.SA. never runs out or pizza, rhythm • (Allegro. Gioj\lso, Andante Molto Cantabile and Toccata Con Fuoco) in · in Britain or the U.S. He said the K\lroso said, "People forget that no mauer what. Side two includes a tear-jerker, the style of a piano virtuoso. With only an acoustic piano at'.his fingertips, Ameripan teachers he had at his the foreigner need competition." Dramiga said people assume he And while we're on lhe subject, did you know that the American worker spends a "You Don't Have To Worry" and Emerson shows his recognizable talent with this inspiring work. B · schools were friendlier than other Americans need competition also. knows more about what is happen rraction or the time his cou~terparts do in .the U.S.S.R. and China to earn his pizza? heavy song about love's little games Greg Lake: This is the side of sides. Lake, the resonant voice behind the foreign teachers. "College educa He said, "When they come together ing in Uganda than he does. He called "Tried to Love." original King Crimson, puts out an amazing side backed with Esperanto tion in a different country can give to compete, there's progress.'' said, "They ask me if I know Time the average worker In the U.S.A.,_ U.S.S.R. and China spend at, stalwarts Godfrey Salmon and Tony Harris and Crimson lyricist Peter their jobs to buy pizza This album will push Peter you a broader education," Ongwae Koroso said he doesn't unders- · anythin.g about what's going on. I Frampton further to the top. Sinfield. The side includes the song of 1977, "C'est La Vie," a beautiful said. tand what they mean by the term know as much as they do from the love song that appeals to all ages. It's appropriately adorned with strings Koroso said he developed an in " and "French cafe" music. The side also includes a vintage ELP number terest in the U.S. when he used to Jozz Poss "Closer To Believing" and a Porgy & Bess type number called "Nob\ld.y hear about it in school. Loves You Like I Do.'' A plus Dramiga said, "It never occured "The Glants"/Peterson & Pass & Carl Palmer: The good thing about this side is "L.A. Nights" and the to me that I'd be here. It was an all Brown/Pablo Records 2310·796 fact that Joe Walsh came by to play guitar. C minus. of a sudden. thing.'' Review by Jane Quesnel ELP: This side includes a mutated Aaron C\lpland number and an All three are top runners in track CAMPUS OFFICE This new album by Oscar Peter electronic operetta both suffering from undue legnths. D at UNM. Ongwae said track and 55 min. 11 hrs. son, Joe Pass and Ray Brown is an It all averages out to a B minus. school are of equal importance to ORTEGA HALL· ROOM 233 IOmin. olio of styles and composers, from USA USSR China him. He said, "I like running but I Tu.,Th.,Fri. • 3:30-5:30pm. Duke Ellingt\ln to Quincy Jones. care for my school. Running will · Although Peterson solos \ln Vottex Under the Big Top Charles Dramlga Jeremiah Ongwae So, rest.a.,ured that Ctmaro's is doing its part 10 maintain .the American way of life. come to an end.'' organ on several cuts, it is his piaM -----;-. ,_ Come in soon. and while you're loafing around eating our pizza. don't rorgetlhatlvan • work that stands out. The best cut The Vortex Theatre presents querque with a varied taste of the and Ling Ping are still sweating their shirts orr in some slave labor camp trying to gel is "Riff Blues," written by Peter· •• enough br~ad together to buy a second· rate slice of commie pizza. , Dancing Nitely Under The Big Top, playwright. • · son. The styling of piano, bass, an existential tang\l in two acts; The Successful Life of 3 is con· and guitar is directly patterned after featuring, The Successful Life of 3 temporary comedy at is best. In the the jazz trio styling originated by and Tango Palace by Maria Irene play Fornes burlesques the inanities the King Cole Trio in the 30's and Forres. of human relationships. She sets up 40's. · Directed by Cheri Brown, an a traditional love triangle and then, "Caravan" and "Who Cares" Albuquerque actress and director true to her satiric talents, plays it ~68-~300 are other exceptional cuts, with currently studying contemporary for all the !aught it's worth. Noel standout solos by Joe Pass on women dramatists, Dancing Nitely Gordon ponrays He, Jane Wynn as •o6 B Cornell SE guitar, and Ray Brown on bass. She and Mark Hetelson as 3. Tango Palace, whlle still bearing the mark \lf Fornes comic flare, belongs in another contemporary genre, to the absurdists' existential battleground. If in The Successful Life of 3 Fornes exposes.all of the Harrison Koroso Photo by Phrtns Kushner external incongruities and discon tinuities of our lives, in Tango northern down insulation Palace she exposes all of the in congruities and discontinuities of Contour cut baffle system our consciousness. • Fully baffled foot Tango Palace features Marilyn Cross block baffle Pittman as Isidore, (an Adrogenous' clown), and Brynn Burdick as No sewn-thru seams,- Leopold. , Set design for the productions are by Kathy Campbell, lighting design is by Gary Davis, costumes and Inside or in the shade they lighten. props by Sandy Caprenter, and In the sun they darken. Segmented draft sound design by Joe T\lillouse and. Kevin Davis. (Limlt•d ro In sro~• stock) Tickets are $2.50 and are available at the door. Shows start at PHOTOGRAYorPHOTOSUN 8 . p.m. on July 2-way sepafating nylon 15,16;17,22,23,24,28,2~ • and 30. 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A good two or three · ~ detective, from.Lace and Whiskey, numbers performed straight could » who fights with thugs and life-sized have iced the show, but Cooper just ~ chickens. made a half-hearted attempt at it, ~ ·.0 All this put to music like !'Sick unlike Derringer, which gained ·xu Things", "I Love the Dead," momentum with an encore. Despite ''Bla~k Widow", etc. He slowed the flaws, Alice's show was first ~ things down only to do ''I'll Never class, arid it supports his claim that, z;~ Cry" and his answer to women's eventually, the plain brown• lib, "Only Women Bleeed." wrapper approach to concerts will M' The band performed ''School's go the way of the Dodo, while the -Q) Out'' as a planned encore, complete flash groups, which categorizes •. ~ ll. with solos and introductions of the almost all of the new big groups, · band members. It did not, however, will rule the concerrtrail. After all, play a real encore, and it should how many rock concerts truely h~ve have, The band ended the show goodsound? · · . by Koren P1n1111koa Kenng Aatonson and the "ReGI mcCoy'' of De11lnget - • I . The Emergency· Room (cominued from page I) Galbreth wanted the emergency resigned ''could make almost twice as director of the medical· school's room physician to have the final what they were paid here, without division of emergency Medical Ser decision to close the emergency the teaching responsibilities, at any vices. Sparks has relocated in Col-. room to new patients when it was other emergency room in town." orado and Marburg and Edwards full, but the administration felt that The hospital has been advertising to · were unavailable for.comment. .. \s would be a joint decison of the fill a similar position since last clinical director, BCMC ad December, without success. ''; Marburg, according to ministrator, and th The Dean's The Dean's spokesmen said that Napolitano's office, had planned to office also suggested though lhings had been difficult in resign within the next year and the that there had been some friction the emergency room, conditio11s only surprise -to the hospital was beween Galbreth and the new chief had been tight throughout BCMC, thathe had moved the date forward. administrator, William Wegner, and that resignations had not been Among the other issues was the and other staff members. "Jarrett unusrial':"from docotors who had problem of who should have th'e liked to ruons, so he resign better prospects outside the hospital authority to close the hospital to ed" the dean's spokesman said. emergency traffic from am Galbreth declined to ~e interviewed bulances. 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