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by Marcella Farragher September 16, the Madison Californian was dismissed The Department of Justice has Press Connection printed September 17, 1979. The Justice dropped lawsuits against the Hansen's letter on the H-Bomb's Department has announced that Daily Californian and working principles in its special "thc criminal division will Progressive Magazine. The eight-page edition. With a small undertake a preliminary inquiry Berkeley student newspaper, the circulation of 11,000. the Press to determine whether any Daily Californian, had been Connection was the first out of prosecution is appropriate for issued a court order not to the eight newspapers which violation of the Atomic Energy publish a letter outlining thc received copies of this "secret Act." basic operating principles of the restricted data" This could also mean that hydrogen bomb. In the issue of The editors of the Progressive while the government is thc Daily Californian, which was Magazine and the Madison withdrawing from court to stop published September 18, 1979, Press Connection feel that the newspapers from publishing this Tom Abate, the editor-in-chief, dismissal is a victory for their restricted information, the wrote the article, "Hansen's publications and the First government may choose to version of thc H-Bomb: Amendment. prosecute after publication. Principles behind its basic Ine restraining order on Daily design." This is thc second and third time that court orders have been Tom Abate, editor-in-chief of the Iktilv Californian. (photo h> issued that prohibit newspapers D-rnisf Mowrrrl from printing any information that a particular paper already has in its possession. On Sunday,

The I SF volleyball squad eives new life to the expression 'in your face." Fresh off of last week's crushing victories over Hayward and St. Mary's, USF will meet Santa Clara, Tuesday night in the Memorial Gym. (Photo b> Mike DubnofT) LAW SCHOOL NEEDS SPACE hv Waller Nearv addition. All that's needed are needs. Is it too crowded at USFs the funds, which will come from The new wing, adding 10,000 local bar? the University's R.E.A.C.H. square feet of space to the school, Most people at the USF program. will be built over the parking School of I.aw think so. Student The R.E.A.C.H. project, levels on what is now thc patio. It Bar Association President Leslie conducted with the help of will have, McKaskle said, a Silva described current community leaders, dedicated "substantial number" of offices. conditions as "terrible." The alumni and thc like, is designed as well as a new classroom and a Dean ol the Law School. Paul to raise $26.8 million in five new seminar room. McKaskle, pointed out that years Begun on April 25 of this The office space, except for while Kendrick Hall was built to year, the program will raise the three or four places, will be taken serve 400-500 students, 700 are money for the new wing in by existing offices in Kendrick now enrolled. addition to other University Continued on back McKaskle added that the situation is such that "we either need new space or we need to REACH Program Update scale down." If student numbers must be cut this would mean The Dean ofthe law School. Paul McKaskle. pointed out that by Steve Johnson REACH was launched on increased tuition costs for Kendrick Hall, which was originally built to serve 400-500 REACH, a fund raising April 25, 1979, by Fr. John remaining students, he said. students, now boasts 700 enrolled students. (Photo b> Mike program aimed at stabilizing LoSchiavo. President of USF, To alleviate thc problem, DuhnofD USFs financial base in the who stated that thc program plans have been drawn up for a 1980s, is well on its way to would assist the University in new. $1,000,000 three-storv completing its goal 'ol $26.8 "looking forward to the million in contributions. challenges of the 1980s." The Al Alessandri, vice president campaign is slated to run for one Proposition O — vear, and at four months, more of the Office of University Relations, which is directing the than one-third ofthe money had program, reported that as of been pledged. A gala event at the A Controversial issue August 31. 1979, the REACH St. Francis is scheduled for hv David Oobhs Program had secured $9,341,554 December 4, marking the As Tuesday. November 6. toward its goal. Alessandri said. midpoint of the program. quickly approaches, so doei "Optimism reigns, especially Allesandri said he hopes to have another city election. Among the because a great friend of rhe reached t he half-way point by the most controversial issues on the University, Mr. Cyril Magnin. end of the year. ballot is Proposition O. thc San has been appointed general Francisco snti-highriie chairman of the campaign." He Fr. LoSchiavo is "confident initiative. Always a sensitive continued, "With Cyril Magnin's that the Reach Program goals issue to San Franciscans, this tremendous commitment to our can be met with the leadership proposition has prompted large University, we are sure to meet and support of our USI family coalitions both for and against our goal." Magnin, also known and our thousands of friends in the initiative to speak out. as "Mr. San Erancisco." was the Bay Area and throughout the Proposition O calls tor new chosen earlier this month to be world." Stabilization of USFs zoning laws which would the general chairman and his role financial base will be severely limit the height and in thc program was described by accomplished through endow­ fk>Of space of new buildings Alessandri as, 'Verv active, he's ment gifts for funding of Opponent s of Proposition () feel that the initiallye downtown. Prop () sets height out there working verv hard for scholarships and programs, and promote sprawl and raise property values. (Phatobj KimBachmani Continued on back us." Continued on back Page 2 San Francisco Foghorn September 28, 1979 Living With A-Bombs in the Backyard by Patrick Marshall Pacific News Service Catholic Action pointed out Catholic Action appealed, already moved the weapons Constitutional Rights Center SAN FRANCISCO A that this general statement was with the help of the Center for there," explained John Corwin, attorney Nancy Stearns. "The citizens' suit against the not written specifically for West Constitutional Rights in New another Center attorney. idea that classified material can Department of Defense, pending Loch where the storage facilities York. "We think there's a This request for an injunction be used in the courts without in the Ninth Circuit Court here, are only one mile from a major constitutional right at issue here," has already added an interesting both sides having access to it is could have a greater impact on runway of Honolulu Interna- explains Center attorney Nancy twist to the case. In a letterdated potentially dangerous." the government's nuclear secrecy national Airport, nor did it Stearns, "and we have asked the August 30, 1979, Martin Green, Stearns pointed out that when policies than the recently mention how plutonium in the court to amend the complaint to attorney for the government, classified material was dismissed case against air could be kept out ofthe body. include the violation of the requested that the injunction be introduced in court as part ofthe Progressive magazine. One millionth of a gram of people of Hawaii's right not to be denied. He added that, should Pentagon Papers case and the The action involves a suit plutonium is held to be enough deprived of life or property the court seriously consider Progressive magazine case, brought by a Hawaiian group to cause cancer and a thimble- without due process of law." granting the injunction, the attorneys to both sides had called Catholic Action, seeking full could kill 150 million people, The case has been further government would present access. To this a Justice to establish that citizens have a attorneys in the suit argue. complicated by the plaintiffs' classified material to the court Department spokesman replied right to know when nuclear The Defense Department won request for an injunction to which would show cause why it that it did not have to be made weapons are stored near their the first round in the case in prevent the Navy from moving should be denied. available. "More importantly," homes, and what risks such March, when U. S. District nuclear weapons into West Loch What has the attorneys for he said, "In this case it's the weapons may involve. Judge Dick Yin Wong in until after their appeal is decided. Catholic Action up in arms is government that's being sued. In Catholic Action is demanding Honolulu'ruled against Catholic "We feel that the chances of that this material, if it is the other cases we made the that the Navy be prohibited from Action, finding that the DOD getting a truly honest submitted, would only be seen by information available to the moving nuclear weapons to had acted as far as possible in Environmental Impact State­ the court — not by the public, or defense. It's only appropriate to storage facilities at West Loch, a keeping with the National ment, should the court decide even by Catholic Action's let defendants see what's being naval installation just outside Environmental Protection one must be completed, would be attorneys. "This is a very used against them." Pearl Harbor, at least until an Agency guidelines. much better if the Navy hasn't important point," says Continued on page J Environmental Impact State­ ment is filed and reviewed. The Defense Department has refused to file an EIS, contending that "government regulations specify that the United States shall never confirm nor deny the presence of nuclear weapons at any particular location. To do so would be out of the question from a security point of view," / facts according to a DODspokesman. James Albertini, coordinator for Catholic Action, responds y that "The Russians already know where our nuclear weapons are. from The secrecy policies surrounding nuclear weapons are not designed for the Russians or for terrorists, they're directed at average citizens to keep them Finance Major. ignorant about dangers in their own back yards." According to General Accounting Office (GAO) testimony before the House Armed Services Subcommittee on May 16, 1978, there are dangers of radiation leaking from stored nuclear weapons. The GAO has recommended that the DOD be required to notify local political leaders of storage sites in their areas. iV-ia Rights and In Hawaii, Albertini points Vo'l Responsibilities: Age 18 knee out, the issue is particularly ?®c/r6 acute. "Hawaii is the major base 99k for the Pacific. Small as our group of islands is, we have 110 l^i Scalar!"-" military installations, with 25 percent of the land of Oahu belonging to the military. We don't know just how many nuclear weapons are here, but with those figures there's got to be quite a few. One accident — not even an explosion, just a leak We've been studying It's available to students — is all it would take to wipe us banking for a long time. And of sophomore standing out." our Consumer Information or higher who qualify. 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And weapons present no hazards to and more. They're free at any Bank Instant Cash, to help you establish the environment." The statement of America branch. credit while you're still in school. BANKOF AMERICA also claims that an accidental release of plutonium would not harm anyone "regardless of proximity, if kept outside the t-U'ik of America NT»SA • Msmbef FOlC body." September 28, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 3 Automatic Drivers License Renewal to Begin Newsweek Reporter $3.25 processing fee. individuals are misguided into by Robert M. Patacsil Under this program, drivers wrong lines due to poorly posted Addresses Students It was announced last with safe driving records will instructions. Thursday, September 20th, have their licenses automatically With this new program license coverage of the [.ance affair and automobile drivers with clean extended without having to renewal applicants will be saved a Newsweek cover story on driving records will be receiving by Marcella Farragher make a trip to their local DMV the time and frustration of "Nixon's Frozen Dollar." He has automatic four-year extensions On September 24, 1979, office. visiting their DMV office. But also contributed to dozens of on their current driver's licenses Newsweek Washington Corres­ Currently, the California most of all, under this new articles on economic develop­ which are due to expire pondent Richard K. Thomas Drivers Licenses expire on one's legislation, the state of ments in both domestic and beginning 1980. spoke to USF students and birthdate. They must be renewed California will save a total of faculty on the topic of economics international selections of the This program was made sometime six months before over $5 million in administrative and economics theory. Thomas magazine. possible under a bill authorized expiration. costs by the end of the 1980-81 is the general editor of The Thomas also spoke about and introduced by Assemblyman Under present law, drivers are fiscal year. Business and Finance depart­ economics in general, unemploy­ Victor Calvo, D-Mountain required to visit their local DMV Sources from Assemblyman ment for Newsweek magazine. ment, the relative limitless View. This bill will come into office to apply for renewal. They Calvo's office claim that this Thomas gave speeches in classes supply of raw materials, food effect starting January I, 1980. must be prepared to pass a 36- savings will not in any way such as: Survey of Corporate crisis, and the demands on the Drivers who are between ages question written examination on displace anyone currently Finance, International Finance, economy. Prior to speaking to 20-70 and who have never been California's vehicle codes and to employed at the Department of and Intermediate Economic the students in the class of involved in a traffic accident nor pay a $3.25 fee. Motor Vehicles. Theory. Survey of Corporate Finance, he received a traffic citation over The written exam usually The two local DMV offices on Thomas said that "the purpose announced the odds for the 1980 the past four years will be eligible takes a half-hour to complete. this side of the bay are in San of the economy analysis presidency election as follows: for an automatic extension. Also, applicants must be able to Francisco at 1377 Fell and in formation is that we cannot Ted Kennedy—4-7; Jimmy These drivers will soon be pass the eye chart test. Daly City at 1500 Sullivan measure the economics Carter, 8-5; Jerry Brown, 7-1; receiving notices through the Yet, waiting in long lines for as Avenue. Their hours are accurately enough to predict and Ronald Reagan, 11-5 mail indicating their eligibility long as twenty minutes is the Monday through Friday from 8 what will happen with the Thomas has worked with the with a form to be completed and major time consumer, when you a.m. to 5 p.m., with the exception economy." New York Post, McGraw Hill mailed back to the Department are ready to have your of Thursday, when hours are Newsweek articles which Publishers, and United Press of Motor Vehicles along with a examination corrected. Often, from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Thomas has worked on include International. USF Student Completes Airborne Training A-Bombs In The Backyard Continued from page 2 Dorothy Odle, 23, was the first will spend six months training at Training, 400 have graduated. female ROTC cadet from the the Military Intelligence School According to Col. Ron The Ninth Circuit Court has The Center for Constitutional University of San Francisco at Ft. Huachuca, Arizona. Maxson, professor of Military not yet acted on the injunction Rights, in its opening brief for selected to attend the Army's In the meantime, she earns Science at USF, "Dorothy is a request, nor has it asked for the appeal, stresses that it is not elite Airborne Training at Ft. second lieutenant's pay as special person in many ways. She additional material from the only the possibility of a nuclear Benning, Georgia. evaluator for the 91st Division, reflects the special vitality and government. A hearing on the explosion that is in question. It "It was really rigorous traveling all over California to self confidence of today's women appeal has still to be scheduled. argues that, should there be a fire training," Lt. Odle said of the insure quality training for units in the Army. Her character and The case could have far- in one of the storage bunkers — parachuting program. "Of the of the division. "That $120 each dignity as a woman are obvious ranging repercussions. "The possibly caused by an airplane 520 men and 20 women that month will be a big help with even in the most trying Department of Defense admits crashing on approach to nearby that there have been 27 accidents started the three-week training, college expenses." circumstances. Honolulu International Airport in the past 20 years — many of only about 380 men and 10 Her experience with the She is among USFs first — plutonium could be spread these involving the release of women were left at the Airborne was Odle's first graduduates to take advantage over an area of at least 100 nuclear material," said Albertini. graduation ceremonies on June exposure to the "real" Army. of a new early commissioning square miles. "Most of the nuclear incidents go 20." "The men really scoffed at the The Navy argues that thc program, qualifying to earn unreported, but the Stockholm For Odle completing this women taking the Airborne dangers of any such accident are about $2,000 a year as a reserve International Peace Research training was a double Training," she said. "I think they minimal, and that people face officer. Institute says that there have accomplishment. Within more risk from tidal waves, felt that since women cannot "She wears those jump wings been at least 120 accidents seconds of her final landing she hurricanes, and volcanoes than currently participate in combat with just pride," Maxson said. involving nuclear weapons." was commissioned as a second duty, even on a volunteer basis, One ofthe major incentives for from nuclear weapons. lieutenant in the U.S. Army. the training was a waste of the Odle was the attitude that other "I still have one semester to go Army's money." She met their Airborne graduates brought to complete my B.A. in challenge by exceeding every back to USF with them. kHey hey, my my government at USF, so 1 won't requirement. "They seemed to excited, I just go on active duty until after In the three years women have wanted to see what it was that Rock & Roll can never die January, 1980." At that time she been eligible to take Airborne could get people so enthusiastic. The Airborne motto is 'All the There's more to the picture way and then some.' I guess it's as Than meets the eye...*" much of a confidence course as anything else," said Lt.Odle. COPYRIGHT SILVER FIDDLE MUSIC 1979

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SHAKEY PICTURES p-reten a w|TH rAST NEIL YOUNG -8- CRAZY HORSE * <* THOUSANDS ted bt BERNARD SHAKfY • tn-KUi »e P'oduu )T RAfliNOWlTZ * P'od-jted Bj- L A JOHNSON ANINTtRNATIONAL „ OQC HARMONY RELEASE PG "KNTAL GUIOANa SUGGESTED -32- * TIP-HAL •*»• NOT M J • •**.' •cmct+J*** NOW SHOWING .AT THESE BAY AREA THEATRES AND DRIVE-INS. —SAN FRANCISCO— —PENINSULA San Francisco -Alexandria Palo Alto - Palo Alto Sq. San Carlos - Tivoll ' BAY— S. San Francisco • Spruce D/l Berkeley - UA Cinema San Bruno • Tanforan Walnut Creek - El Rey Redwood City • Redwood D/l Dorothy Odle was the first female R.O.T.C cadet from ISF to Vallejo - Cine 21 Union City - Union City O/l attend the Army's Airborne Training at Ft. Benning, Georgia. —5AN JOSE— —MARIN— Campbell - Pruneyard Larkspur - Lark Theatre San Jose - Capitol O/l Page 4 San Francisco Foghorn September 28, 1979 S.F. Opera House Is Chosen to All Species Day Parade House T.V. Broadcasts Held in San Francisco To give a few examples, the by Bridget Hughes behind-the-scenes personnel are occurred concurrently with other especially had hoped for a larger . La Gioconda, an Italian no different from those in a by Angela McNulty such parades in New York, turnout of children. As one staff opera, was presented recently on showing of Chorus Line. The San Francisco's second annual Tucson, and Areata, California. member put it, "We may have KQED. So what? content is no doubt different, but Species Day Parade last Sunday The official sponsor of the hoped for the moon only to be Actually that is why it was even the performers are very was a moderate success, lt began parade was the San Francisco bumped in the head by an apple, broadcasted to answer some ofthe similar. The singers and dancers from Embarcadero Center and Ecology Center. The Center but all the same the day was of the "so what" questions that the in Chorus Une can be found culminated with an afternoon of specified that the purpose of the essentially a success. We public has about the opera. warming up for a performance music, dance, and speakers in parade was to remind human achieved our purpose. We Opera, being as unknown as it is, by stretching or vocalizing. The Civic Center Plaza. beings that the welfare of other reached some real people." is often seen as a "sport" of only opera performer can be found Mayor Feinstein set aside this species is essential to their own Topics that were discussed by the elite few. Therefore, the rest preparing by not saying a word day in an official proclamation in survival. the speakers at the parade were of the population feel that opera before they are to go on. which she invited "all those Approximately three hundred all very relevant to San could not possibly be for them. Perhaps there is a rather citizens who wish to express their to four hundred people actually Francisco life. These included Or for no other reason than that obvious difference; Renata support and commitment to marched from Embarcadero such subjects as Sewage the productions are boring and Scotto and Luciano Pavaratti maintaining the great variety of Center. Where the festivities of Disposal, Energy Conservation, too commonly in a foreign were the stars of La Gioconda. creatures on the earth, to the day really picked up Respect for Endangered Species, language, the common folk stay They are both Italian, they are participate in the All Species momentum was at the Civic How These Species play an away. somewhjazz, musicians. mood which the Ecology Center mind, KCET in Los Angeles names are alien. A variety of representatives tried to communicate was one of decided to produce a mini series Many stage performers study and speakers from such groups Some of those who treked deep concern for our "spaceship geared to educate the public on and practice for many years, but as Greenpeace, "Save the down Market Street to the Plaza Earth." the subject of opera. It will be the opera singer may have the Whales," and Sierra Club were were dressed in costume. There telecast nationwide on most hardest road to travel to achieve available to inform the curious as were no official animal counts Many of those who attended educational stations. The the perfect voice, namely because to the state of a number of taken. Preliminary pectoral fin the parade this year were nature producer is from KCET, Ann of the strain that is placed on the species common to the Bay Area. counts, however, numbered enthusiasts. For the most part Semster. Her job is to organize vocal cords. Semster feels that if Stated one enthusiast, "We just roughly in the twenties. they were members of groups the series into four parts, to be an audience can see the want everyone to be aware how Apparently not many were so represented. Here and there were broadcast on consecutive nights. similarities and the differences even our everyday lives affect the captured by the enthusiasm of the unaffiliated and curious, who It will be done on different nights between the opera and other delicate balance of our the event to dress up, but all were just looking for a good because ofthe problem opera has stage productions then it may environment." those who did turn out seemed to time. It seemed that all with holding the untrained help people to become more This year's parade was unique enjoy a Sunday well spent. participants found one. audience's attention. Ann easily interested in the opera. in that it coincided with the Ecology Center staff expected autumn equinox, lt also believes that by carrying the This is the first time anything a much better turnout. They operas in one-hour segments it like this has been attempted will be easier to watch, and may using the opera as the focal be more appealing to someone point. San Francisco has been who may just be interested on chosen to house the production that particular night. To get the to be shown on the broadcasts. WANT TO SOAR TO Join us at the point across more fully there will The Bank of America Academy oi Art College. be short documentary to precede Corporation is taking care of the each presentation describing NEW CREATIVE Your imagination will will bill, which is little different from vault to new heights. The how that segment was put that of other televised stage together. In that way the "new productions. creative atmosphere is opera" audience can see what it The producers and sponsors of high and the potential takes to put on an opera, the show are sure that the series unlimited. whereby learning the mechanics will be enjoyed by those already Enroll in the USF as well as the outcome. Semster interested in the opera, but their co-operative art program. feels that by delivering the opera main concern is the people who in this way that people will see Study Art and Photog­ don't know anything about raphy at the Academy for that operas are not just for a opera. Their hope is that those certain social class, but for who are uncertain about the elective credit or toward a everyone who is willing to listen. opera will make an attempt to USF Bachelors Degree. She hopes that the documentary watch, if only for a short time, to will show that there is little see what opera has to offer. The difference between the series will begin in October so if «* production of an opera, and any Mork and Mindy isn't on yet, try other stage production. Select your creative flight the opera, you may like it. plan by seeing Dr. John Iglesias, USF Office of Continuing Education. He can be reached'by calling 666-6254, or 673-4200. Or just fill out the handy coupon and return it to the Academy of Art College, 540 Powell Street, San Francisco, Ca. 94108.

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Address , Num-Mf Im-H Cat* liaie l>9 Pleas* check your maior field of interest: D Fin* Arta • Advertising Art D Illustration O Graphic Design D Corfts D Photography/Filmmaking D Foundations Academics Pteace chock your educstlonsl objectives: : Full-time study I I Part-time study G Academy of-Art BFA degree D University of S.F. BFA Degree O Professional Certificate 11 MFA Degree The San Francisco Opera House has been chosen to house the production of an Italian Opera, La Gioconda, which will be yfODEMY OF/-IRT COLLEGE Shown on TV in a 4 part series. Photo by Perry Clark 625 MM StrMt Son fiondico. Ca -M102 415/6734200 September 28, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 5 St. Ignatius Provides a Place for Many to Worship The mosque is not off limits to by David Akina those other than practicing If you are fortunate to have to Moslems. In fact, any interested walk to Loyola for a class, you student or faculty member is may have heard Arabic voices invited to go and learn about the chanting prayers underneath Moslem beliefs. However, a Saint Ignatius Church. It is an word of caution. Upon entering interesting but little-known fact the mosque, don't expect to see a that in the northwest corner of decorated room full of Arabian the basement of the church there carpets and intricate designs. are two rooms set aside for One might be amazed that the Moslem students to use as a reverse is in effect. There is little temporary mosque. furniture and no designs on the One might wonder what a walls. There are no statues or mosque is doing underneath a icons to be seen anywhere. "We Catholic church. Isn't this a worship none but God... that we compromise to the Catholic erect not... patrons other than faith? "Pluralism and diversity... God," so says a passage from thc leads to encouragement, Koran. On the floor of both assistance and facilitation of rooms are simple prayer rugs. This I'SF pre-med student became engrossed in his reading and may soon be a candidate for a other faiths and beliefs on And that is all one sees. "We spot in the remake of Coma. Photo by Perry (lark campus in their personal come here to pray to Allah, and commitment and in service to to strengthen our Iman (faith)," others," says a handout put out says one member. by Campus Ministry. In keeping "Islam" means submission to with this idea of "pluralism," Fr. the will of God. The Moslems Lewis O'Neil of Campus believe in total submission; Ministry does not feel that there mentally and physically. "There is any compromise being made to are two principles we live by: the the "faith." "If there is a correct faith and the correct compromise, it is in the area of deed," says one member. Part of physical space," comments Fr. the correct deed is prayer, and O'Neil. five times a day the members Moslem students formerly met assemble for prayer. in a room at the Campus The members come from Ministry Office. In an effort to varied parts of the globe. There provide a more private setting, are South Pacific islanders, accommodations were made in Saudi Arabians, Indians, and the Pious XII room underneath Americans, to name a few. A the church. During the second variety of languages are spoken semester of last year, the mosque by the members, but the prayers was moved to another part ofthe are in Arabic. basement, where it presently There are similarities and abides. Efforts are being made to differences between the Islam provide something more suitable faith and Christianity. Anyone and permanent. interested in attending a The rooms were formerly used gathering can find the times The phrase on this window might possibly express the sentiments of many students as midterm by Fr. Rossi, who now has office posted on the door of the season rushes upon them. Photo by Perry Clirk space in Xavier Hall. mosque. Announcements

Symphony Offers Student All members ofthe University 1974, when illness curtailed his are invited to attend a Memorial activities. Mass celebrated in honor of Discount Tickets Robert C. (Sarge) Mac Kenzie on The San Francisco Commis Student discount tickets are series of 24 concerts for both program since its inception 40 Tuesday October 2 at 11:30 a.m. sion on the Status of Women now on sale for the 1979-80 San evenings. The Saturday evening years ago. Forum members are in Xavier Hall Chapel. President Legislation Committee will hold Francisco Symphony season. series includes 14 concerts. invited to participate in many LoSchiavo will be the main an organizational meeting on Sponsored by the Symphony Student discount prices start special Forum events, including celebrant. Members of Sarge's Thursday, October 4, at 5 p.m. at Student Forum, the student sales at only $39 for the 12-concert post-concert receptions with family will be present. the Commission office at 170 program is offering full-time package, less than half the cost of guest artists, orchestra members Sarge died September 2aftera Fell Street, Room 19. Speakers students at over 40 college and the same series to non-students. and the symphony's music long illness. He gave many years will present information on how university campuses the Students can purchase two director, Edo de Waart. of service to USF as a teacher in the legislative process works and opportunity to take advantage of symphony tickets at the discount Student tickets are available the Department of Political how to research a bill. Refresh­ the special ticket prices at a rate. One student ID for every through USF campus represent- Science at USF from 1948 to ments will be served. substantial savings over regular two student tickets must be ive Clara Mclnerney, 239- subscriptions. presented at the Opera House '12, and Jeff Windle, 863-8037. Students can obtain tickets for door on the night of the Friday and Saturday evenings, performance. BACK TO SCHOOL OFFER as well as for Wednesdays. Two A major benefit for student half-series of 12 concerts on ticket holders is membership in either Wednesdays or Fridays the San Francisco Symphony AT are available, in addition to a full Forum, an extremely popular •••••••••••••••••••• MCDONALD'S® *The FOGHORN'S Blowout t * • Pizza and Refreshments* Buy One Big MacTH Sandwich And Get * ¥ A Big Mac ^Sandwich FREE with This coupon * ¥ Writers • Photographers * MON-FRI * Anyone interested • Come Join Us ¥ McDONALD'% * ¥ 730 Stanyan St. 11am - 2 pm * ¥ San Francisco * Where: The Foghorn Office ¥ offer expires * ¥ N + NOV 2,1979 * When: Friday, Sept. 28, 4:00 p.m. ¥ McDonald's * ¥ *••••••*•••••••••••• limit one per customej; _ m m cash ^a|ue_1/20* j Page 6 San Francisco Foghorn September 28, 1979 According to Matthew...

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Recently the American press has suffered a series of negative court decisions which have stripped the rights guaranteed them under the First Amendment. Professional and collegiate newsrooms have been searched and unpublished copy rumaged through. Courts have ordered that confidential sources be identified in more than 500 instances in 1978 alone. In the decade of the '60's there were fewer than a dozen such cases. Certainly the honeymoon-like relationship between the courts, the public, and the press has ended. There is increasing public opinion that the press must be regulated, particularly in regard to coverage of sensitive issues. One such issue is the ongoing H-Bomb controversy. Several small papers attempted to publish information containing details of how to build an H-Bomb. Their effort was aimed at asserting the threatened freedom of the press. One paper, the Progressive, was prepared to run an article last October by Howard Morland entitled "The H-Bomb Secret: How We Got It, Why We're Telling It". The article did not appear because of a court injunction. The author, publishers, and representatives of the government have been in and out of court ever since. More recently, Charles R. Hansen of Mountain View, California, submitted an In the Catbird Seat by Ross H. Miller 18-page letter describing several details of the H- Bomb. The government also prohibited this material A refreshing "innovation" has deceiving concept. and perhaps may even be forced from being published in the Daily Californian. been proposed for the newly- To perceive the true nature of to publicly defend their actions. Attorneys for the government contend that the titled General Education morality one must only reflect on But of what will these ethics Curriculum. The "novel idea" the fact that every one of us information in question is "sensitive" and that courses consist? I think it is was to incorporate a course on confronts moral difficulty, proper for business students to according to the Atomic Energy Act should not be ethics into the requirements for passes moral judgment and relies study material suited for published. Morland and Hansen, however, contend undergraduate students, since it on a common moral language to practical business problems, for that they extracted the information from strictly was seen that our university decide what is right and what nursing and pre-med students to legal and declassified sources. This "sensitive" wasn't offering the normative isn't. Insofar as we all have a study medical questions and so information then seems available to anyone with the education it was supposed to. common human nature, on. But every ethics course must Aristotle explains that this time and effort to look for it. In fact, five such However, it is neither all that initially define what the end of innovative nor novel of an idea. nature acts as the objective human activity is. individuals, working independently of one another, For it should only be obvious standard for our conduct. That end, as our university have developed ideas on how to build a nuclear that in Catholic education some It is through a common way of should proclaim, is properly bomb. course on ethics would be talking about problems that we called happiness. And being a While government officials were busy with the required of students. At least the begin to see the public nature of Christian school, it should be editors of the Daily Californian in court, a small significance of ethics is being morality. A moral education, if it emphasized that happiness is realized again and steps are being is to be effective, must naturally paper in Wisconsin actually published Hansen's ultimately to be found in the taken to reintroduce it into the reflect this. It must show that peaceful life awaiting us after letter. The paper, the Madison Press Connection, curriculum. when one agent acts another is death. Lacking a clear stunned the government and the general citizenry of The study of ethics must not affected. Walzer admits that the understanding of this end can the United States. Remember that the same week develop into a study of the studying of ethics will not lead to a distortion ofthe means there were reports of thousands of pounds of history of ethics. Michael necessarily ensure its effective­ and methods used in achieving it. uranium missing. Together this not only stunned hut Walzer, a professor of ness, . People may, though, Such a distortion can bring a meditate more on moral decisions scared the American public. The retributions will not Government in Harvard, cites culture to ruin. thisasa regular occurrence in the be long in coming. nation's universities (see The Of course, the actual significance ofthe published New Republic. June 10, 1978). letter is likely to be minimal. It certainly does not He targets in on the triumph of mwEmsmMtM dictate how to build an H-Bomb. The information American liberalism as the cause can, however, put a crazed, resourceful person or for the deep-seated notion that values cannot be analyzed but group a few steps closer. only chosen, making any choice But what did the publishers gain? Certainly they "irrational and ungovernable," received the public's attention and they showed that void of any objective criteria. the government has been inept at keeping its secrets. It follows from this that to UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO But did they help the cause ofthe press? I think not. publicly discuss moral sentiment Staff Box The only step the press will take because of this is a is an offensive, self-righteous act. incapable of being tolerated long leap backwards. Editor-in-Chief Matthew A. Mallet Morality, it is felt, must be left to Managing Fditor Marcella Farragher each individual. Yet this is a News F.ditor • l-isa Coffey Opinion Fditor Ross Miller Senioritis. bv Jesse Moises Feature Fditor Denise Sullivan Entertainment Editor George Epsilanty THEy iOST roue T*A».veiPT, Y^B Sports Fditor FR Sullivan 1 Photo Editor Michael Dubnoff C**t>S, ALL YCVH. Ff-'M'tB TpA< «Ft*. fYty&iFF, im SHAI-IPOC-IMG) W) ROOfin/trE's.' ("c*to You r-mx t, HIHT ? LEFT - -*KJJ ThAlH l*U*i vcO MAvf V. mji*i R.. j ' Business Fditor larry Ching tc TAtC« tS UhHT% OVER •»6'*'N? ' Advertising Manager. Jackie Fbrahimi Copy Editors I>*ana <•->•"•"« Mary Hess

llic Still Iruiuisui l'ii)(litirn isthe official newspaper of the tlniver- sit\ of San Francisco, published Fridays during (hc academic year except on holidays and during summer and intersession Ihe / nKhiirii is run and produced exclusively by students Editorials do not ncccssarilv reflect thc opinion ol thc Student Body or thc Univcr- sit\ Administration I he editor is solely responsible for thc contents of each and everv issue September 28. 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 7 Staff Editorial The Last Year by James Attridge by Karen Kohl

The present financial bind Modular flopped. It should As my final year at U.S.F. is say and nothingcither individual here, but the majority of my real USF finds itself in is not the come as no surprise to the beginning with its accompanying students or A.S.U.S.F. as a learning has taken place outside unexpected surprise the Administration that bewildered case of senioritis, I am forced to whole do will change that. I have the classroom and not in it. I Administration tries to picture it students, as well as those flighty look back three years or so to a learned that students are not have had the opportunity to meet as. The reason why USF has no enough to resent being treated time when college was something adequately represented in most new people, to think about new money is because its policymak­ like cattle, would transfer to look forward to and wonder of the functions of our campus. concepts and to join some ers have no foresight. elsewhere. Still, they insist on about. But even worse than that, 1 have organizations on campus that The lack of any contingency contending they had no reason to In my high school, college and learned that most students at afforded me a lot of practical plan to deal with the keen suspect a shortfall of students. all it represents were built up to U.S.F. are not concerned about knowledge. I have made an effort possibility of a faculty victory in Finally, there is the tuition incredible heights and my their lack of input into the to become involved in the school last summer's arbitration problem. No doubt the 8% expectations of U.S.F. rose to workings of the University. on as many levels as I can and the demonstrates either one of two tuition hike of last year was a meet that image. College was a Even academically, U.S.F. is experience gained from that things: wishful thinking contributing factor in the new adult environment that not that different from what I involvement will stay with me bordering upon naivete, or decision many students made not offered personal freedom and a have known in the past. Despite long after 1 forget the data cocksure pigheadedness. It to return this year. Even a phys broad range of knowledge. a wider variety of classes and memorized for my final exams. would be a waste of time to ed major can figure out that 8% Students were taken seriously teachers, just as in high school Just as college was built up to speculate as to which more out of 109r fewer is not and had a say in what was going some professors are worth the me in high school, right now "the shortcoming the Administration going to net much. on and professors, not "mere 104 step trek to a Lone Moun­ real world" awaits me, as if my is guilty of. Either is sufficient to The blame for many of these teachers," taught interesting and tain classroom, while others life to date has existed only in my indict it for incompetency. problems falls on the Faculty useful classes to students excited sdo not belong in a class­ imagination. If I have learned It should have been apparent Association as well as upon the by the prospect of real learning. room to begin with. But by anything in the last three years it that the modular scheduling Administration. However, the 1 soon learned that college, or the same token, some students is that "the real world" is college, experiment of last year might responsibility of planning for at least U.S.F., was not that enhance USF's academic and for that matter, high school. have driven students away, and dealing with them falls different from my high school. environment while others are It is made up of human beings especially in light of the pell-mell squarely upon our administrat­ Students have freedom, but only just passing time until their and as such it has its faults and its way it was instituted. Yet as ors. It is a responsibility they up to a certain point. In most degree magically appears. good points. Like college what 1 Alexander Pope told us, "Fools have shirked, either through cases of importance the I have received a good get out of it will depend on me. rush in where wise men never incompetence or neglect. But administration has the ultimate education in the last three years go." Modular was adopted. then again, that's no surprise. Correspondence Review of the 60's Editor, the Foghorn: of valuing people, making a purchase of the Lone Mountain your concern before they were community) to feel free to help I cannot speak for all of my political system work and be campus by the University we printed. the Special Events Committee in generation; we are as diverse as responsive to societal needs, of were asked to inspect those Sincerely, upcoming concerts, lectures and every other one, including James involvement, of social justice, of buildings as to their conform­ John M. Pflueger films. Attridge's. I speak for myself and hope. We looked to past horrors ance with present codes. We have Fonda Sincerely, for the many who share my of history, of Hitlers large and examined the other university Al Abaunza feelings. small, and insisted that we buildings for compliance with Editor, the Foghorn: Chairperson-SEC Unlike Mr. Attridge, I cannot question our authorities. handicapped standards, not I would like to correct a few be glib and generalize about the Stephen Stills (of Crosby, earthquakes. inaccuracies in the article Oxford impact ofthe Vietnam War upon Stills, Nash & Young) said it best There are no temporary concerning the upcoming Jane Editor, the Foghorn: our lives. But I do know, deeply in a 1975 interview: "In case buildings at the University that Fonda lecture being presented by I was at Oxford the year 1977- and profoundly, that no one was nobody noticed, the revolution is were designed and built in the the Special Events Committee: 78. I was in the same exchange left unscathed. The War was not over and we won. (But) there's last 30 years. Certainly structures A) My name is not "Al program as Corrine Carvalho just a remote battle — it was a still a lot of work to do." funded by the federal Abunzo" as it was printed. As I (21 Sept., 1979), and similarly conflict that involved the Certainly, James, some of my government through bonds and told the reporter, it is "Al was not matriculated into the homeland as well: politically, generation are selling insurance, long-term, low interest loans Abaunza." University proper, which raises philosophically, economically, and probably used cars, in couldn't be temporary. B) While I do feel the Fonda several points: emotionally. The recent flood of Concord. But others of us are The University has some of the speech is an "impressive" event, I 1. The normal course load Vietnam films seems almost an "putting our money where our finest examples of concrete never said it "would give USF a for a British student is I 'A effort to purge the American soul mouths were" in 1969. We're in structural engineering technol­ name." As far as I am concerned, to 2 tutorials a term. I of this tragedy. law, the media, medicine, ogy in the nation, designed by USF already has a name, be it carried 2, and cannot The War for many of us was education, child care, politics, our firm with the structural good or bad, in any number of possibly imagine anyone far away across the sea; in some and so on. And we're doing our engineering firm of I. Thompson areas — basketball, soccer, carrying 4. There is simply ways it was eerily "unreal." best to make this world a better & Associates. Mr. Thompson special graduate and undergrad­ too much work. Ironically, our everyday lives place. was also the structural engineer uate programs and, of course, 2. Tutors do not "attack went on: we bought cars and ate Yes, we are more cynical in the whose high rise office building lectures (last two academic years students' views viciously" spaghetti, continued our post-Watergate days. Yes, we withstood the famous Mexico at USF, speakers included Jack to see if they are able to routines. have grown beyond our simple City earthquake and whose Anderson, Dr. Richard Leakey, "defend themselves." The But we were touched. Some idealism. But we are trying to Elemendorf Air Force Base Mortimer Adler and Cesar essence of Oxford is one of tangibly; shipped away to the keep our promises. I hope you hospital in Alaska withstood the Chavez). exploration and discus­ Conflict that nobody really will make promises, too. famous Alaska earthquake with C) The money for lecture fees sion. Prospective students understood. And they came back no seriou** damage or loss of life. does not come "partially from should not be fearful of Sincerely, — some dead, some alive, some Concrete buildings crack. the (Special Events) Committee's participating in this half-way in-between. Others fled Monica Bay They are temperature and budget and partially from the experience. one battlefront only to exchange USF Law student shrinkage cracks and whether on student activities fees..." The 3. Lectures are a vital and it for others. Not everyone who the outside or inside have Special Events Committee necessary part of the went to Canada or Sweden can nothing to do with earthquakes. budget is an allocation of funds university, as a properly claim a badge of courage: some When the temperature inside is from ASUSF activities fees, with matriculated student can fled for fear rather than Quakes noticeably different than outside projected incomes taken into verify. Some learning, but conscience, others a hybrid of there will be expansion or account. by no means all, is done in both. Editor, the Foghorn: shrinkage and a crack can occur, D) Dr. Dolan does not "libraries, study-rooms Those of us who stayed home Ava McWashington's article which has no effect on the exclusively sign contracts as and parks." As we were and protested also are not easily in your September 14, 1979, issue structural integrity of the implied in the article. Dr. Dolan, not matriculated students, characterized. Some were strong discussed "quakes" and the building. The buildings on along with Doug Davis, look we could not legitimately in beliefs, others confused. Some university buildings. The campus which have not been over and approve or recommend attend lectures (I did angry, militant; others quiet, University has asked me to painted recently will have visible changes within the contract. anyway). gentle. Some protested because it comment, and in doing so might cracks. All of the buildings were Although the paper is doing a The purpose of college is not was something to do on a balmy help to clarify some of your designed as integrally colored tremendous job this year, I felt to hole up and become self- afternoon. concerns. concrete, never requiring these corrections had to be made opinionated, but rather to It was, however, a time of The architectural firm you painting. in order to better inform the expand one's knowledge through alienation, questioning, and mention is Pflueger Architects, While your article no doubt campus community. Along with exposure to others' ideas in the discovery. And a time of whose name, prior to 1976, was raised a lot of interest, many of the criticism, I would like you to oral as well as the written form. promises. Our values were Milton Pflueger, Architect. The the statements and rumors are accept my thanks for the article Thank you, refined and tempered during firm has worked with the simply false and a call to me (in general) and invite you (the Lori A. Bollinger those times. We spoke of caring, University since 1950. With the would have cleared up a lot of Foghorn staff and campus Class of '79 Page 8 San Francisco Foghorn September 28, 1979 r% ~h From the Hip One-Man Roadshow by James Attridge All the things he might have level schemes are too futile to by Hank Butler done. even think about. There are And all he may have been those who criticize the class of I have just returned to U.S.F. make for a good college life are sense. Money is for spending, Are proven by the troubled 1980 for a dearth of compassion and San Francisco from what costing more; cigarettes, beer, and there is no satisfaction in traitor's hand and zeal. Wc are derided for not can best be described as a one- coffee, recreational stimulants, letting someone else spend it for For what other death could living up to the example set by year "economic sabbatical." I anything you care to name. I you. (1 can hear you all asking, wound the hearts of so many our precursors during the sixties. now feel confident that 1 am able know that most of you have no "What about charities?" Easy, men? We are the "me generation," to address myself to a subject of way of knowing this, but books ignore them.) Money, if it is to That was the President, and that wrapped up in marijuana, casual immense concern to all of us: are more expensive, too. have any use, must be put to use, was the man. sex, and toga parties instead of money. Luckily, books are an optional and this means spending it, That song, written within a activism. Money is strange. It is, simply, expense. preferably on things your mother fortnight of John F. Kennedy's It should be noted that all green paper with little drawings Since the last year has made would never approve of. This assassination summed up not three of these pastimes adopted on it. (I'd be willing to make it me something of an expert on means something either fun or only the grief of America's by my peers were pioneered by myself for 12c on the dollar, but this subject, it seems my duty to unhealthy, lt is best if you can folksinging idealistic young but the prior generation that the government has frowned on impart to the university find something that incorporates that of the entire nation and free composes the bulk of our my offer.) We take this silly community, my fellow students, both. If you are really lucky, you world as well. accusers. I proffer the hypothesis paper, give it to someone else, all that I have learned. Heads up may stumble on something that The President's death on that possibly this is a and they return service or goods Econ Majors, this is good stuff. is fun, unhealthy, and immoral. November 22, 1963, is the subconscious effort by my peers in kind. It may not make sense, All money seems to fairinto 3 This is the ultimate, but may take earliest major news event I can to justify the past that has but it seems to work. categories: yours, someone some looking. If you have some recall living through. It is for bewildered us. Maybe by Money is definitely important else's, and the government's. The trouble finding such a thing, call most members of the class of glorifying the games ofthe sixties to us, and to all the people that first category should be obvious. me. I know this place in Reno... 1980 as well. 1 don't intend to we can exonerate it of its surround us. I personally would This is all the money that you Let us turn to the rudiments of paint a romantic scenario of a excesses. The excesses that strangle a child if I felt there earned last summer, and all the spending money; the more mass migration of young people forced us to be brought up would be adequate financial money you were able to talk your technical aspects. Once you have to Ted Kennedy's candidacy in watching a bloody war and the reimbursement or reward. If we parents out of. The second decided what to spend your next year's election. Far from it. nation and homes it polarized. didn't see any importance in category contains all the money money on, there are basic What I am endeavoring to do is Some of those homes were our money, we'd all be up in Oregon that your roommate has, and all questions that you must ask explain the reasons for the own. But the sixties broke homes on a worm farm, or growing the money that you already yourself; Who's money is this? political inertia that characteriz­ in more ways than one. We were herbs in Tibet, or something, spent. While some of this money Spending your own money is es people my age. the victims of the dislocations equally pleasing, and uneconom­ may have been yours to start fine, but I find it better to spend We were born into a world of inflicted upon family life in the ical. with, it has been transfered to someone else's, especially when bad news and busted hopes. We sixties. We are the first big child The administration sure someone else. Remember all the larger amounts are involved. If are the first age group that can crop blighted by divorce. Rare is knows the benefit of money. We money that you spent in that bar you do not have a ready access to only barely recall the presidency the person my age who has not all have struck a bargain with last week? Well, now that money someone else's money, I suggest as an institution that inspired encountered this problem them; they seek any reason they belongs to someone else. This is stealing it. The next question is, confidence and respect. We lived firsthand. can to take away every dime also the money that your friends do I really want to spend this through the social dislocation Fear of the pain that ensues from us. We, in turn, find every have, and haven't spent yet. money? If you are in the and upheaval of the sixties not when the brittle family cracks way that we can to cheat them There could be many reasons for bookstore, I would say no. with a cognizant perspective, but have driven many to gay out of even one of those dimes. them having this money. They However, if it involves with that of children. lifestyles and childless marriages. This seems fair to me, but it can may have worked hard all something immoral, go ahead. Our view of life was formed by People my age that live in sin go too far. But then again, it all summer, and been able to save There may be a time when you observing a world in which cannot justifiably be lumped into proves my point; money is money (unlikely), their father are forced to spend money on everything was going wrong. If a category of lechers. Fear of important, and it doesn't matter may own controlling stock in something that is good for you, we were the most powerful divorce is more often than not how much you are talking about. G.M. (also unlikely), orthey may rent, food, books, but you nation on earth how could we be the motivation for that decision. A penny saved is a penny saved, have allowed you to spend all should try to minimize this by at losing to some remote country For that reason, people who live and you can't argue with logic your money on drinks in that bar least keeping some money for the size of New Jersey? If steps together are far more deferential like that. last week, because they realized something that is bad for you. were being taken to help the to the traditional family The historical aspects of that you were too tanked to care The final question is. Do I have black man, why did he find structure than those who opt for money, development and all (very likely). The third category, enough? This one comes up all reason to riot and burn Detroit? the more socially accepted that, may be of some interest to the money the government has, is the time, and very often the If paradoxes like these left the childless marriage. you. lt broke down the feudal all the money that we earn, but answer is no. I suggest stealing best and brightest stumped, One must understand that system by converting labor into a never see. Technically, this falls again. imagine the impression of people my age are not apathetic. medium of exchange. I could tell into the second category, It may be helpful to close with incongruity mere kids must have We are, in a phrase, turned off. you more, but that is not my because it is money someone else some comments on how best to gotten. As a group we don't have any one purpose. We should take a look has. Very clever of you, but acquire money. This should be God died on the cover of Time specific reason for this. No one at money today. actually it is no one's money. obvious; steal it. There is always when I was seven. Bobby particular event turned us off to We are all quite aware of There isn't much that can be the chance that you might get Kennedy died in LA when I was watching the news. It was an inflation, but it may be helpful done about this, unless you are caught. But if you try to earn it, ten. Miller, Kraus, Schuer and entire series of events. Events for some to have it stated in more one great swindler, or don't mind you'll be all old before you get a Schroder died at Kent State that shaped an environment, an graphic terms. Do you know spending time in jail. It is best chance to spend it on good when 1 was twelve. The reason environment called the sixties. how much it costs to get a girl considered gone, because there immoral living, or anything bad why people my age concern That is the environment of bad drunk these days? I mean really isn't much that can be done. for you. themselves little with those news and busted hopes in which drunk so that you can... you Unless you are Howard Jarvis. It is my hope that I have been overwhelming problems our we were raised. To indict the know. It's not like it was in high Most of us aren't, so just let it be able to clear up this issue for you, nation and our world face is outlook of the class of 1980 is to school, when all you needed was something that we all talk about, and in some way make college because we learned to live with indict the legacy prior a bottle of cheap wine and your but no one takes seriously. Like life more fulfilling for you. Now, calamity at an early age. To us generations left us. older brother's apartment. No we do with Howard Jarvis. show some spirit. Get out there that's the way it has always been. The sixties were marked by way. Now they have to drink Now that we are familiar with and rob those banks, knock over We simply resign ourselves to Progressivism. Progressivism, something like Chivas Regal, the types of money, we should those liquor stores. Ah, the thinking that's the way it always like religious revivalism or and even that doesn't always turn our attention to what to do energy that is youth. will be. That "the poor ye shall isolationism, has a cyclical life. work. with it. Never, and I mean never, always have with you." Now that the campuses are Actually, all the things that give it away, lt just doesn't make ("Matthew, 26:11) populated by my generation, Idealism is alien to my peers progressivism has hit its nadir for another reason. We have after peaking in the sixties. This come of age in an era when it is in is not attributable to flaws in our vogue to believe that absolutely nature, but rather to the forces of nothing has efficacy. The Great history. The pendulum will Society failed. Big Government swing back soon, when the causes, rather than conquers, complacency of my generation problems. Wheaties are not inspires activism in the next one. nutritious. The President was a just as our docilty is a reaction to crook. the prior excesses of the sixties Yet it is inaccurate to label us Whether you are approving of as uncaring. Most of us believe it or appalled at the state of student is our part to make the world a activism in America please bear better place. But we do it at the in mind that the class of 1980 is personal level, because we are not a bad person, it just had an conditioned to think grand high unhappy childhood. September 28, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 9 BT. MIKE KARTELL I WOULD UKE H LORN FOR. \JSf-SrVDEHTlOaHs\ Dn the Uses of HYSON! Large Verbs by Bob Boguski It is at this time every year bodies between classes, and God when the USF incoming fresh­ help you if you block a person's man class submits itself way when he is late, since you are involuntarily to a character denying his access to the analysis. Articles and opinions treasure-trove of wisdom. appear in this paper telling of the Furthermore, your audacity is attitudes of the new class, as if subtracting from his verb they were expected to deviate making time, and lord knows we significantly from the attitudes need more verbs in these days of of previous freshman classes. shortages. How else can we curse Actually, stories about such each other in gas lines, always IF LOW INTEREST STUDENT LOANS ARE PC-SIGNED TO HELP OUT people and their problems make being careful to spice our curses NEEDY STUDENTS, THEN WHY ARE THE/6IVEN OUT TO THE RICH? barely-acceptable copy for a with flamboyant verbs paper which is usually starving Are we therefore engaged in for input at the beginning of the the business of marketing our year. individuality for a small piece of Subsidies to Rich Kids The interesting thing about imagery? Will we sacrifice the by Stephen Graziani this procedure is that it five-dollar adjective (a cowardly Jim comes from a family entirely. conclusion: the federal and state highlights a sort of annual thing to do) for the sixty-four- whose combined yearly income The reasons for such a move government is subsidizing reattachment to conformity with dollar equivalent, that the is $150,000. He is one of five are dubious, at best. Congress thousands of Americans who something we might call professor might be impressed by children. He is the only child claimed that they could save the have no true need. And what "university life," or, our version our command of the language attending a private school. His government the high cost of about the poor whose existence of the status quo. An integral (ha!), at the expense of clarity (a father legally claims him as a adminstrating the income limits. justifies these programs, how part of these rites of Fall is the pusillanimous thing to do). We dependent. This year Jim quit his Undoubtly, they did save the much of the pie do they get? ability of the upper class think that we are brilliant when $8.00 an hour job. He is now taxpayer this money. Unfortu­ In 1975, M. Stanton Evans individual to separate himself in we play such games, and that we receiving about $3,000 from nately, Congress was being performed a simple calculation. terms of tastes, preferences, and are pioneers in pursuing the federally sponsored programs. "penny-wise and pound- Divide the number of poor overall maturity from the new notion that such things can be He receives $2500 a Federally foolish". For every $1000 that is people (25 million, at the time) people. Desired is the ability to done. We might as well consider Insured Student Loan (FISL), lent out through the FISL into the amount paid out by the point out and judge the alleged ourselves operating in a vacuum, $360 in Food Stamps, and is also program it cost the taxpayer federal government ($286.5 immaturity of the freshman because in thinking such on Medi-Cal. His father gladly $600. That's right, $1000 lent is billion). This comes $11,460 per counterpart, which upper class thoughts we are doing what pays the tuition and gives Jim $600 spent. Did Congress really person. Obviously, the poverty status (never mind if you aren't a university life seems to promote whatever else he needs. save any money when they ridden poor don't get it. So who psychotherapy major) undeniab­ best, which is to theorize. The increased the availability of the Jim isn't cheating the does? ly qualifies one to do. problem with this kind of loan? I think not. government. He is just taking According to former Secretary To me, the amusing part of theorizing is, however, its As further justification, advantage of Federal money that of the Treasury William Simon, this human mitosis into student tendency to remove us from the Congress claimed that their is too easy to refuse. Is the money more than half of the social castes is the polite air of ability to rationally grasp the action would give this country being put to good use? As far as programs benefit the middle sophistication which the "big dynamics of human relation­ more college-educated workers. Jim is concerned it is. He just class. 60% ofthe Federal budget kids" adopt, as if the air ships. We then think our own How they came to this invested it in a highly liquid, is allotted for social programs. contained something which thoughts from our own conclusion is beyond me. I highly illegal commodity. At the So the middle class is doing allows one to become a more observations, designate them to seriously doubt if the children of expense of USF students he alright by Uncle. sophisticated person ova** time. be profound, and wonder why no upper-income families wuuld be plans to double his money in a This may be the way it is, but is When this transformation one is listening. month. Jim's older brother used deprived an education if FISL it the way that it should be? happens, the size of verbs in Perhaps we should go back to his FISL money to make a down wasn't available to them. They'd Government is getting bigger student essays characteristically the dictionary and re-evaluate payment on a $7500 car. At the just have to work a little bit. every year. And it is taking away goes up; when one has completed our choices of verbs. Perhaps the 7% interest rate, these two The government also doles out more in real terms than it ever the stages of evolution from standards and expectations brothers will do very well with plenty of money to the middle- has. And the money it takes from naive underling to complex, engendered by the classroom their investments in this time of class and up in the form of in- one it gives to another in the vibrant, biped, one who is sure of environment stand due- for a double digit inflation. kind benefits, i.e., Food Stamps form of FISL's, food stamps, his every step and the direction critical reappraisal, especially The government revised its and Medi-Cal. Jim, for example, Medi-Cal, Basic Opportunity he gives it, his means of the demand for originality; qualifications for FISL's this receives $40 per month in Food Grants, College Work Study, expression become more moreover, what constitutes year. Now any student is eligible Stamps. Both food stamps and Aid to Land Grant Colleges, diversified as a consequence. originality? Perhaps, in sooth, provided that they can show Medi-Cal are easily obtained Ceta program, Unemployment From this state it follows that it we should force ourselves to be financial need. Before the with the help of the Financial Compensation, Ethnic Heritage will not suffice to simply go conscious of the artificiality revision the loans were based on Aid office on campus. It has been Grants, etc, etc. We have a beyond one's petty idiosyncra- contained in any notion of a the financial need of the family. said that nearly half of the government which is becoming a cies of freshmanship; one must caste structure of students, The parents combined income families receiving food stamps huge security blanket to the transcend them (and if you don't whether subconsciously could not exceed $25,000. Last are well above poverty level. middle class. transcend them, you can forget conceived or physically May Congress attempted to raise Considering their availability We are supposedly free and about the"A" on that paper you implemented, as well as the income level to $40,000. I'm not at all surprised. independent people. What is were hoping to get, or so the artificiality of any student who However, they found "justifica­ Where is all this talk about freedom when ones existence myth goes), since transcendence implicitly accepts such degrees of tion" to take the maximum government subsidies leading depends on Uncle Sam's conjures up an image of betterment through linguistic income limit off of the loan me? To an unquestionable generosity? incomprehensibility in the word acrobatics. Perhaps the words itself. One goes beyond in high we choose should not be those school. Here we transtend. So which serve to distance us from Foghorn Ill-equipped don't bother me today, because I the crowd, but those which seek by Denise Sullivan' have some heavy transcending to to convey the meaning of a The Foghorn is in need of gain appraisal on their work. accomodations are considered do; otherwise, my grade will do message, rather than a divisive fresh equipment and better An adequate IBM typesetting essentials in local public high some heavy descending. (and illusory) fear of sameness. training for its writers in order to machine can be bought for under schools and community colleges. It is almost a shame that less To use simple language and act continue producing a top-notch $ 1000 and a headline developer is However, they are non-existent time has been devoted to the like a normal person is not a vice; publication. relatively inexpensive. here at USF. follies of upperclassdom, for it is indeed, only one from among us For a school with such an In addition, a course in basic Perhaps if less dollars were certainly in those follies that the was born to be Cicero anyway, ample admission price-tag, one newswriting should be required dumped into the nursing real entertainment value of a and he's dead. would be appalled at the facilities before students may submit to program annually, and a little college education lies. One need In a world where political USF has given the Foghorn staff the paper. was salvaged to upgrade the only to mingle with enough behavior is the handmaid of to work with. There are virtually These are the simple basics for other departments, USF may be people to note the games that are concerted human action, trust of on the road to becoming an even none. putting together a newspaper, going on and arrive at the same friends and colleagues expedites bigger and better name school, Every week the staff must and are modest requests. conclusion: human interaction is the ability to achieve. Class- and collecting the tuition fees the treck to Oakland in order to lay­ Granted, USF is not a thc funniest thing around. consciousness, and the University so desperately needs. out the paper. It is a waste of journalism school, nor is it well- Unfortunately, I am afraid fomenting of it in the sense of time, gasoline and is utterly known for its Communication The virtues of receiving a that most people do not see the animosity does not. The ridiculous, for all of the Arts department. Yet, it is diploma from this fine system this way, or even take the realization of our dreams will equipment necessary to produce amazing that more consideration institution are countless, namely time to see it, preferring instead depend in some measure on the a paper can be purchased for a is not given to those of us because of job opportunities to be swallowed up by it, even way in which we handle this small sum and stored in the preparing for careers in the afforded to us after graduation. though they remain, for thc most superstructure of doubt and Foghorn office. profession. But while we are here learning, part, unconscious of their having divisiveness. Such is common Also, there is no way for We pay big dollars for our why not make it count? been swallowed. Witness the sense, which can make the young, semi-trained writers to education, yet sadly, these monotonous procession of balancing act work. Page 10 San Francisco Foghorn September 28, 1979 Castro, Union campus getaways

6.1' Susie Ijeon make for really interesting glasses, plates, decorator pieces windowshopping. Aquarius and an even larger-than-lifesize Even though USFisn't exactly Records is there, a good place to peacock, which absolutely a dull campus; there's a whole go for buying, selling, and captivated me. city out there, and if you're like trading used records. And of Another shop I visited. me, you'll want to escape and course there's the Castro Fabulous Things, had Oriental shop around a bit. Theater, which is a really neat items, such as silk accessories, The Castro Street area is quite place to see a movie and eat handwoven rugs, Chinese temple near, about 10 minutes in a car, popcorn. Observing the people carvings, and other Asian or take the No. 5 Fulton to there made it an experience for handicrafts. Divisadero, then transfer to the me and I enjoyed it. Having rather fortunately No. 24 Divisadero which'll take Union Street is farther away missed dinner at the Commons, I checked out some of the many restaurants in the area. The Pam Banghok House specializes in Thai seafoods, like exotic curries Musician Terry "Fingers" Suluga can be found flailing on his and other tasty seafood dishes. guitar weekdays near Powell and Market. There is a cheese shop. Cheese in the Alley, located in an alley along with other interesting little shops. Fingerless wonder There are more well-known places, like Scotty Campbell's and Victoria Station, but I jams on frets especially noticed the numerous open-air cafes and dining spots like Delancey Street and Cafe by Kyle Mickel musician who's been bothered by Cantata, that lent a nice police. atmosphere to the area. Free music is plentiful in San A few years ago, 50 to 75 street The clothes stores were rather Francisco. Local and foreign musicians staged a demonstra­ chic. One store fascinated me in bands performed at street fairs, tion in front of former Mayor The Castro Theatre (located on Castro near Market) offers a particular, the l.aura Ashley festivals, smoke-ins, exhibitions George Moscone's office. wide variety of often vintage films. Call the theatre for coming Boutique, because it had only and all sorts of happenings last attractions, (pholo by Mik* Dubnoff) The event lasted two days and peasant blouses and skirts made summer. was covered by two small Bay you right onto Castro. All sorts than Castro Street, but the No. of brushed cotton with "country" One form of free music that's Area television stations. It ended of shops and restaurants 22 Fillmore, which you can catch designs on them. They were not seasonal is street musicians. when the mayor sent out a letter abound. Victorian houses having at Fillmore and McAllister, imported from all over Europe, They're all over the downtown stating there would be no more a different shop in each room are takes you right to the shops. which accounted for the high areas: the Haight, Chinatown unnecessary arrests of street a charming variation on the There is even more variety here, prices. and the Wharf year round. musicians. Fingers remembers. usual store structures. Gift shops and shops specialize in Generally, the stores were on A spot where street musicians "Street playing is a craft. are plentiful. I bought some everything from antiques to the expensive side, which meant always hang out is the corner of We're a San Francisco tradition, humorous (naughty) greeting modern art. One antique store that most things were outside my Powell and Market streets — just like the jugglers and mimes," cards in Main Line Gifts, which was full of Oriental furniture, budget. But the atmosphere is probably tne busiest corner in Fingers says. had a lot of unusual items like beautiful teakwood pieces, laid-back and relaxed, and the the city. Fingers is good, and he uses a psychedelic posters, mugs of all delicate vases, carvings, and so people are nice. So some Sunday One of its regulars is guitar unique style: He plays without shapes and sizes, incense, etc. on. when you have time to kill, check player named Terry "Fingers" any fingers! that place was a real trip. There are numerous art either Union or Castro Streets. Suluga. He's been playing that You see, Terry lost his entire There are the usual number of galleries and gift shops. The area for five years. left hand and three fingers on his restaurants and delis, and I saw Captain's Scribe is a well- In those five years. Fingers has right hand in a bizarre accident two gay bars. The one health stocked gift shop that's a real witnessed some unusual when he was only 14 years old. food store I saw had reasonably resource for students in that experiences and received mixed You would never know it just priced fruits and vegetables, and area. Right near that is The reactions. by listening, either. Fingers was well-stocked. Art galleries Enchanted Crystal, a shop Like drunks and stoners who doesn't sound like he's got a and antique shops are varied and dealing in beautiful crystal items; get out-of-hand and in the way handicap. (Fingers tells them to get lost or He slides a small steel bar, else they'll scare away the pretty attached to his forearm, up and USF fashion: girls). down the neck of his guitar. He Or the irate black girl who picks the notes with his right recently approached him as he thumb and index fineer. simple, yet chic was doing a blues tune and said, Fingers is a great musician, "What the hell are you playing bv Theresa Hudson attire is perfectly acceptable and though. I highly recommend our music for? You're white! You is certainly more commonplace checking him out if you like rock can't play the blues!" Although 1 do not wear the than the previously mentioned and roll, jazz or blues. He plays These hassles seem minor to epitome of "in" attire at USF, I "chic" clothing simply because it mostly weekday afternoons, Fingers — unlike the ones he was suppose that I can make is more comfortable and is less either alone or with other street receiving regularly from observations as easily as anyone. expensive. musicians at Powell and Market. members of the San Francisco* Girls at USF simply must have Guys at USF don't dress up as Police Department about a year* designer jeans, such as Calvin much as do girls. The "preppy" FRESHMAN : ago. • Klein or Sasoon. The jeans need look includes nice corduroy One officer threatened* to be straight-legged and pants, long sleeved shirts with STUDENTS ! : Fingers, saying he needed a* • extremely tight fitting They can pullover sweaters, and leather Aquarius Records on Castro • permit to play and that the music* • be worn with high, spiked heel shoes with crepe soles. Clothing carrys a number of new and used was too loud. • shoes and blouses or sweaters. with USF monograms, such as LPs. It is just one of the diverse Apparently, Fingers isn't the* Slit skirts also seem to be USF sweatshirts, shorts, and T- shopping spots on the Castro Please only San Francisco street* necessities. These are worn with shirts, is also popular. Jogging strip, (photo by Mike Dubnoff) pick UP • silky blouses, tinted nylons, and shoes are commonplace. • high pump shoes. Although the Since we are in San Francisco, : YOUR FREE weather has not required jackets we are bound to see all kinds of RESEARCH PAPERS yet, velvet or velour jackets "different" styles on campus. We adorned with gold stick pins have many international 10,250 on File — All Academic Subjects :STUDENT CLUBS would seem appropriate. students who bring their styles Send $1.00 for your up-to-date, 306-page mail order catalog. •: MANUAL at Gold chains seem to be in with them. People who are • fashion as far as jewelry is dressed in the latest Paris ACADEMIC RESEARCH concerned. Several chains of fashion** tend to stand out P.O. BOX 24873 : UNIV. different lengths may be worn at because they are over-dressed. LOS ANGELES, CA 90024 the same time. People who wear clothing which NAME : CENTER More casual girls' clothing is soiled or torn tend to stand out ADDRESS : main desk includes overalls, tee-shirts and because they are not dressed well CITY non-designer clothing (which is enough. But anything in between STATE ._ ZIP what 1 usually wear). This type of seems to fit in just fine. : 9 AM- 9 PM September 28, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 11 Hayes, Perry rock KSAN airwaves

by Denise Sullivan Metromedia (KSAN's owner­ over the Bay Area and even from Kate said confidently, "rock Kate can eventually see herself ship)." Reno and Sacramento. Kate's stations will take over and sticking with some kind of voice KSAN listeners have been in Kate got her start in radio by experienced voice can be heard KSAN will take over in this work if not being involved for a bit of a shock the past few babysitting for the music weekday mornings from 10 a.m. market." directly with Metromedia or months, as the station has director of a local station. At 17, till 2 p.m. These two vital disc jockeys KSAN. undergone various changes. Yet, she was offered a job as a David likes to play anything will never give up their crusade the good news is that a new crop receptionist at the station. that's rock and roll during his for rock and roll. They don't feel Though in the early days, her of talented disc jockeys are at the After the general manager of shift. that age will become a negative hands would sweat from anxiety, helm, working to put KSAN Kate comes out of the studio back where it belongs at the today wringing wet from sheer top. excitement and exhaustion. Kate Hayes and David Perry are just two members of the "It's like a drug, only the high's virtually all new airstaff, and are lasted for nine years," she smiled. working enthusiastically to keep "I never miss a day of getting KSAN on its feet. off." "I love KSAN," Kate said. "Sure, the complaints get me With disc jockeys like Kate down, but they balance out. It and David in the driver's seat (as can be constructive criticism." well as the rest of the revamped David stated that most complaints have come from the new wave sector of the audience. "KSAN used to play a lot of local new wave bands," he Its like a drug, explained. "People get upset when their music disappears." only the high's Most requests are for new wave music, the Beatles and the lasted for nine years' Stones, but, he stated, "we have to satisfy the needs of all the people, not just the active, call-in listeners. Just give us a month." David is the new music and air staff: Jay Hansen 2-6 a.m.; Music director David Perry at work on the control board in KSAN's fantastic studio. program director at the station. Dave McQueen 6-10 a.m.; Matt He also has an afternoon shift David can be heard weekday afternoons from 2-6 pm following Kate Hayes, (photo by Mike Dubnoff) Reidy 6-10 p.m. and Jessica from 2-6 p.m. Rhodes 10-2 p.m.) KSAN, the WCFL in Chicago discovered "Every hour I play new stuff, factor in their work. Live 95, may well be on its way to her voice, Kate was on her way. old stuff and the really hot stuff," "Who says an old man can't becoming Ace of the Airwaves She worked for various FM he said. play rock and roll?" David cried. once again. stations in the music and news 'Who says an departments and did some David enthused, "there is a freelance voice work for resurgence of rock and roll. old man can't commercials. Most recently, Disco is on the way out. There is Kate could be found at KTIM in a local band revival, and radio is play rock and roll' San Rafael serving as music and on the way back." program director. Originally from Chicago, David recently went Kate, now 26, once told a friend, questioning people around the The 32-year-old dj made his "Someday I'll work for KSAN" Bay Area so he could feel out his debut on the progressive KOL- and sure enough, five years later, audience. FM in Seattle, then moved to a here she is. "Only 10 percent of our station in Detroit. After a stint at As far as getting a job, Kate audience is in the city," insured KSAN's sister station in Los stated that being a woman can be David. "KSAN belongs to San Classified Angeles, KMET, David landed easier. Once through the door Jose, Marin and Palo Alto, too." IMPROVE YOUR GRADE! NURSES: RN — LVN — HA the job at KSAN. however, sexual harrassment can He likes to keep up with (Send $1.00 for your 306-page catalog o current trends in music and feels collegiate research. 10.250 topics listed become a problem. Prescheduled staff relief positions Box 25097G, Los Angeles, Californi; this is a "boom-time" for rock "It's like fulfilling a dream "I've become very cynical available for RN's and l.VN's in acute 90025 (213)477-8226 and roll and KSAN in particular. hosp. Positions also for AIDES who working here," smiled David. He about it," said Kate wryly. have completed 2nd yr of RN program or TYPIST remembers the times when he The young dj likes to spin new have prior experience. Scholastic Typing-Editing used to fool around in the studio wave and hard rock discs and Kate agreed, "Mellow sounds Phone today: 673-9791 IBM)Self correcting Selectric. are dead. Rock is what's Thesis, term paper, legal and business with his old pal Richard Gossett. works without a format. STAT Nursing Services Reasonable, work guaranteed "I always wanted to work "I like Genya Ravan, Nick happening." 2107 Van Ness, S. F. 821-7612 here," he claimed. "I just wasn't Lowe, Greg Kihn and the David is hoping for big competition between the Bay THE WORD PROCESSOR, good enough originally." Durocs," she stated. "This week's I am interested in D arfd D, Please specializing in formatting theses, favorite is the Headboys." Area stations in the near future contact Mary at 585-7467. Kate feels much the same way. dissertations and manuscripts for "I always wanted to work for Her listeners come from all "just like the old days in radio." journal publication. Also statistical HAPPY BIRTHDAY and manuscript typing as well as SUSAN MORRIS bibliographies, grants, reports, When you see her wish her the etc. Telephone 348-5181 for rates. same. J.S.

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Silk Screen T-Shirts High Profits Complete Instructions, send $5 to: ABM. Box 335. East Rutherford, Name: New Jersey, 07073. Address: Refund on first order City, Zip THE SOCIETY OF HISPANIC STUDENTS Phone: : Will hold a "SANGRIA RECEP­ TION" on Tuesday, Oct. 2 at 7:30 Deadline: Monay, noon. p.m. in U.C. 308. All students inter­ ested are invited to attend. A gener­ Kate Hayes spins new wave and rock and roil discs during her Rate: 50c per line. Half-price for USF students. al meeting will follow the reception. 10am-2pm shift. A small portion ofthe KSAN record library is For more information call Max The Foghorn Perez, Hispanic Counselor at 666- pictured behind her. (photo by Mike DubnofT) USF, S.F. Calif. 94118 6541. Page 12 San Francisco Foghorn September 28. 1979 The Renaissance Of The 45

by Steven Spinali records shine through even a low conceived with skill and know- For those who enjoy music (purposely), thc three songs ring In this era of "album rock," it's recording budget. how, and bristling with the with a melodic, pop sensibility, out with a ghastly insistence - not often considered acceptable Some of these records, excitement of the very best rock something along the lines of The especially thc utterly haunting, for aficionados of rock music to however, are admittedly of and roll. B-52's Rock Lobster should do anguished version of their purchase singles. Besides the rather poor quality. Many more The variety of styles available the trick; this delightful single is origional composition. Suicide common dilemma of being are good, but essentially of no on these recordings range from without doubt the tightest and Child. By all means the best piece charged for a B-side which is real interest to anyone except simple pop to chainsaw punk to most original release of 1978 a of vinyl to emerge from the local usually quite inferior in quality, fans or the curious. But more avant-garde, experimental composition whose dancability new wave, however, is a slicing one is often faced with the fact than a few are splendid creations. tracks which defy easy is only exceeded by its piece of Wagnerian punk entitled that, cut for cut, an album is description. unpredictable bursts of creative California I ber Alles, which is much more economical than abandon. Not surprisingly, it also one of the most perfectly singles, even with the advent of was also the largest-selling structured rock compositions the $8.98 list price. independent record of last year. I've heard in quite some time. It Interestingly, however, an As well. The Brains' Money is mandatory listening. entirely new breed of single and lr?f-< Changes Everything has attained Two personal hard rock extended play (EP) records are . ' too* popularity as an FM hit - a favorites are both by the emerging from Britain and on nostalgic love song with a firm tragically-departed Avengers. independent labels all across bite of reality; once again, high The Car Crash EP on America. Many groups, mostly tftr 1*110 performance and production Dangerhouse Records has long punk and new wave, don't have ""to, standards abound. The same been the standard for local '••••tai the financial resources to record might be said of two fine efforts power-chord rock composition '*T[i and press an entire album, so by California bands: Drivin', by until 1 heard the unmixed they release singles — singles Pearl Harbor and the tapes for their upcoming often of astoundingly high Explosions, is an irresistable posthumous EP on White Noise quality not only musically, but in burst of rhythmic rock and roll, Records. The latter will be out in production and pressing as well. while The Mumbles' Poly Vinyl about one month, and their It may seem peculiar at first, but remains a personal favorite — a blend of sensitivity and sheer many are vastly superior to the very funny, touching punk love drive make them at once highly products released even by the song set in a record store, replete recommendable. large record conglomerates. with rampant melodic hooks and On the other hand, X's single, ITiere are several reasons for strong musicianship. Adult Books sets a high standard this. First, many of the new For those who prefer a for L.A.-based bands to follow, bands must,asafunction of their tougher brand of rock, the most while the novelty of The Rotters' obscurity, deliver two to three accessible entries of the past year Sit On My Face, Stevie Nicks top-notch cuts per single; since are easy to isolate. The Mutants' will appeal to those anti- the market is relatively small for Insect Lounge EP is not recorded Fleetwood Mac fans amongst us. such records, the product quality as well as it might be, but the And supposing that your has to be high — or people three workmanlike, clearly tastes run into the experimental simply won't buy them. But orchestrated, and vaguelycampy end of rock music. The secondly, there's an added punk compositions present Residents' version of Satisfac­ motivational factor for these new immense personality which other tion makes DEVO's version wave groups: they almost local musicians might do well to seem positively vapid. Another invariably have complete artistic emulate; the title track remains offering. The Survivors' We control over the final product. one of the most popular new Died remains the most As a result, the excitement and wave anthems of 1979. The Nuns frightening depiction of the brilliance of many of these released a searing EP last year on Guyana tragedy that I have ever 415 Records, and although the heard. Listen to it with the lights production is primitive on and the doors locked. You can investigate the Renaissance of the 45 at several places in the Bay Area. Tower Records, both in Berkeley and especially in San Francisco (Bay and Columbus), have a wide basic selection of independent and import singles with a special emphasis in the most current releases. I prefer, however, the more comprehensive stock of discs at Aquarius Records on 595 Castro St. (take 5 Fulton to 24 Divisadero, southbound). They carry a selection of current Rock publications, and it's not unusual to see local musicians browsing in there.

MY AURA StO.ES AND NEVER FROWNS Without a doubt, if you're not SOON / WIL Sf PfKSKXNl CARTER POYAzR WIL SOON GO AWAY sure what you want or just want I WIL BE FUHRER ONE DAY I WIL COMMAND ALLOT YOU YOUR KCS Ml MFDJM-f w SCHOOL to hang out for awhile, the ideal AM CALIFORNIA UBER ALLES place is Rather Ripped Records USER ALLES CALfORHA ZEN FASCISTS WILL CONTROL YOU on Euclid and Hearst, just north HUNDRED PERCENT NAIURAt YOU WILL JOG FOR THE MASTER RACE AND ALWAYS WEAR THE HAPPY FACE of U.C. Berkeley. They not only CLOSE YOUR EYES CANT HAPPEN HERE SC BRO ON WHITE HORSE ISNEAR have the most reasonable prices THE HIPPIES WONT COME BACK YOU SAY •lEllOWOUTORYOUWlL PAY for independent singles, but they will actually play them for you on their superb stereo system at your request. Closer to USF, Jazzland Records (Stanyan near Frederick) despite its name has a .i^U^^P^s\am. small selection of New Wave 45's. Prices range from $1.50 to $2.50, and you usually get a sturdy plastic sleeve with a lyric sheet or some interesting graphics. Remember, by purchasing an independent single you arc supporting a local band. Without local bands,there would be no music. Think about This is the lyric sheet for the Dead Kennedy's tune "California I her that. September 28. 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 13

xene

3 by George Epsilanty

"O. K." you're saying, "so where's the X interview you promised last week?" Well, I've decided to tantalize you even more by saving it till next issue. In the meantime, you'll have to satisfy your curiosity by going to the Temple Beautiful, 1839 Geary, Fillmore, on Saturday night. In that large and faintly mystical place, you will hear L.A.'s finest punk band and be transported into that place Exene goes when she is wrapped in her music. Below X on Saturday's bill are the Dils and the Mutants, two lovable local punk bands. Just keep your shirt on. Rick. Yes, I know that Pearl Harbor and the Explosions are opening for Talking Heads at the Fox- Warfield on the very same night. 1 also know that a second show has been added, and that both shows will be explosively exciting. But, see, I'm in love with Exene and 1 must see her again before she descends into L.A. Maybe I'll see P.H.and the E's at the early show, then go to Temple Beautiful for the X show, if I can get thc bucks together. Anyone want to buy some practically new textbooks? Here's my copy of BAM magazine. Let's see what else is going on... Tonite at the Oakland Auditorium will appear a well-known boy from my hometown of Upper Darby, Pa. What? You didn't know that Todd Rundgren was from Upper Darby? Well, you knew that Jim Croce was, right? No? How about Louisa May Alcott? Oh well . . .

mythology of the dwindling ESKIMO Eskimo people through a unique synthesis of folk instruments and The Residents synthesizer technology. It is a numbing achievement. With a backdrop of electronically- by Steven Spinalli produced Arctic winds. The For five years now. The Residents shape a group of Residents' rather unusual brand Eskimo stories into an aural of music-making has branded chronicle of their mystical rituals the group as perhaps the most and practices. outstanding and popular cult I would hate for this record to band in America. Not only is sound like an anthropology their music distinctly anti-pop, record, because it is so much but their identities are known to more than that. Many of the tracks seem surreal and harrowing, and, combined with the enigmatic liner notes, I don't think a more distinct experience of Eskimo culture could be produced. You feel the effects of the magical incantations, sense Classical music, opera. Dj's all KOIT 96.5 - Just because Tony Bennet the impending power of natural sound like French the butler. listens to this muzak doesn't forces, and somehow deeply KYA 1260 - Hit rock, oldies, and disco is a mean that we won't fall asleep. touch the very roots of an entire rarity. Dj's all laugh for no 97K Plenty of disco and garbage people's psychology. reason. rock, most of it already disco- These effects are achieved by KD1A 1310 - Soul, disco, Doobie Brothers. thized. The Residents' absolute mastery Dj's all sound as if they were KABL 98.1 - Funeral home music. of choral and synthetic effects. In Richard Pryor. KOME 98.3 - Computed rock and roll churn­ their previous album, Busterand KKI 1400 - Latin Salsa and a lot of ooh's ing out AM style. and ahh's. Glen, they used these principles KMPX 99.3 - Greatest big band music KXRX 1500 - The obscure Oakland A's. around. Good atmosphere to undermine and re-form FM music for getting stoned. popular music as we know it — KQED 88.5 - Simulated broadcasts with the KYUL 99.7 - Close your eyes and you'll he but in Eskimo, they create a t.v. version of KQED. snoring in a few seconds. . . musical language of their own. KP00 89.5- Community-oriented, Third KTIM 100.9 As genuine as rock and roll Here, the vocal harmonies shift World emphasis, some punk. comes. Only free-form station in and out or key while, KAI.W 91.7 — Public radio. Equipped with left in Bay Area. simultaneously, they utilize the everything from A to Zand on. K101 101.7- The AM station of FM radio. synthesizer to create certain KSJO 92.3 - "Industrial Strength Rock and KDFC 102.1 FM version of KIBE. no one (in rare live performan­ emotional moods. At all times, Roll!!" KSFX 103.7 • Long playing disco music and ces, they are completely the effects are subtle and precise. KJAZ 92.7 - Only jazz station left, but it's advertisements. The dj's all the best. masked). Naturally, there is Riey even made the choice to groan and play macho on the Y93 93.3 - Variety of rock with some com­ air. always some curiosity when a press Eskimo, interestingly mercial free hours daily. Better KFOG 104.5 More dentist office. You can new Residents album comes out enough, on white vinyl. than its AM sidekick, KYA. even feel the drilling. if only for the reason that one ITiis is a landmark recording, KFAT 94.5 Demented country. Only sta­ KBRG 105.3 International station. Check is so distinctly and vastly and like any true landmark, it tion with live radio shows from station for preference. Mostly different from the next. carries music forward into areas Keystone. Palo Alto. Spanish. Eskimo is certainly no which less ambitious musicians Usually features budding Bay Great music if you want to get exception. Conceptually and Area rock groups. are seldom able to go. I will KARA 105.7 sick. Nostalgia that makes one musically, it is totally different repeat that the six tracks KSAN 94.9 - Once known for its uninhibit­ shudder with embarrassment than anything I've ever heard. contained on this record will not ed style, hippie-ism (hey, its lor worshipping Ac tikes ofthe*, S.F.!). excellent rock and new And I must also warn you: this be to everyone's taste, but I Partridge Family wave and fantastic dj's, but now album is not for everyone. would be a foolish critic indeed Van Halen. Hagar.i is gradually sinking towards Aerosmith, st si I mg : Thematically, Eskimo to dismiss it on that criterion KMEL 106.1 clone and conventionalism. bikini, and fris attempts to capture on disc the alone. Yeeech. KEAR 106.4 Nerve soothing gj culture, tradition, and This is the music of the 1990s. J KKHI 95.7 - The best of the many classical KSOI. 107.7- One of the best soul disco \ stations. stations in the Bay Area. Page 14 San Francisc '-"tight September 28, 1979

at the Boarding House lived up to those precepts. Their music came across as clearly live as it does on record. The B-52's are known for their unorthodoxy and when lead singer Fred Schneider played a walkie-talkie on the first song, "Planet Claire", that fact was confirmed. When they came out on stage for the first time, the dance floor was immediately filled with people just wanting to have a good time. ITiat mood continued through­ out the concert. The B-52's kept the energy level high all during the night, never letting up. Pearl Harbor and They weren't perfect, however. The Explosions Their songs, perhaps because of Mabuhay Gardens their exhaustion from the first show, were shorter than the Friday Sept 21 versions on the album. And at times they looked bewildered on by Rick Uaf stage, as if they didn't know what My father was in town, and the they were doing up there on stage evening was set. Until 4:30 p.m. in front of all those maniacs in Pearl Harbour and The the audience. But maybe that Explosions played no part in the Pearl Harbor and the Explosions, (clock wise from left) Pearl E. Gates, Peter Bill, John Stench, was their self-imposed aloofness plans. Arrive at my room: Hilary Stench (Photo by Sue Brown) from the audience. I was talking "Rumour has it Pearl's playing to Kate Pierson after the show The Mab tonight see you there. and she struck me as someone Patty." overcome by all the fuss over the "!?!S%*%, I thought to and Over" "Get a Grip" and got the audience moving, some­ was no exception. Their fine group. myself (as I am likely to do in "Busy Little B Side" were an thing which is really interesting musicianship shines through in But the audience was there for such circumstances). Dinner impressive, exciting and amusing jn a place like the Old Waldorf, performance as well as in the a good time and they weren't with father and friends will be batch of newies, that few other which is the perfect background studio. Combined with a disappointed. Because of thc good, but I haven't witnessed a bands could hope to match. The for Kihn. The rapport between showcase like the Old Waldorf, very nature of their music, it's a live Explosion since last band sounded a trifle rough at the audience and the band is which has really good sound, little unfair to criticize their semester. O.K.. Go to dinner; the beginning (too long away virtually impossible in a stadium they truly "kick ass." musicianship. Of course it's funtime follows. from the stage, my friends). or arena. It's got that nightclub The Old Waldorf is a good simplistic at times, but they don't Then, Father decides he's However, the right gear was soon atmosphere that makes for an place to go for a great evening make any pretensions to being gotta see Pearl. After all, I've found and selected, from which intimacy you can't get anywhere because it offers a wide variety of socially relevant or artistically been ranting for a long time, on point chaos moved in, and the else. You're really in touch with excellent groups and performers. perfect. Their vocals are very behalf of their undoubted crowd went communally the performers and you feel like Also, the personal element, distinctive however, especially talents. Father nas never been to bananas. All the fire and spirit of they're playing for you. Kihn which is lacking in so many Day the women's: Kate Strickland a Rock concert before, let alone the band was present, the music asked for requests and the people on the Greens and other large and Cindy Wilson. They're clear The Fab Mab. Me, exceedingly was as imaginative as ever, if not responded with shouts of events, is always present there. and piercing, perfectly suited to worried; I mean insane things more so, and the band were as "Remember" and "For You." He Any group that you wish to see the music. happen at the place, things that spontaneous and ape-like in their broke out with the old Yardbirds will sound twice as good when All in all I think the audience have made,, even a seasoned stage antics as I have ever seen tune, "For Your love," which they play at the Old Waldorf, the got what they came for, 90 campaigner like myself turn my them. Pearl was in fine voice, really got me going. In the San Francisco nightclub. minutes of fun. The B-52's head. Anyway after fighting an looking happy to be back on middle of "Roadrunner he _ ^ delivered what they promised insane traffic system, we stroll stage. Peter's grin never left his broke into "My Generation" and and anyone who went to the into The Mab, guided past the face, and his guitar was strange the response was great. Dave B-52's concert expecting more would of the ticket man by none other (or WEIRD, or whatever it was Carpender was on lead guitar course be disappointed. So if you than Mister Peterbilt of The that that S.F. writer criticized playing a hot solo in "Things To Boarding House want a group that will sing about Band. The Imposters arrive and him for, the man should be shot). Come," a number that Tuesday Sept 18 wars and famines in the world, fail to impress; they do however, Larry seemed ecstatic at the sight guarantees positive vibes from don't go see the B-52's. But if compress; they compress my ears of the maniac crowd, bounding the crowd. by Malt Morrison you're like me and like to lose and brain, as these organs recoil around with his usual carefree Greg Kihn and his band, Larry The B-52's trademark is yourself in unabashed silliness under the intense pressure of abandon. John, with new hair- Lynch on drums, Steve Wright simple, danceable, 60's oriented and fun every once in a while, the NOISE. Imposters is a suitable job and drums, excelled on bass, Dave Carpender on lead music, and their concert Sept. 18 B-52's are your group. name for this conglomeration throughout. My only reservation guitar, and Kihn himself on (one would be hard-pressed to was the change in Drivin', I think guitar and vocals, always put on call them a band). They started 1 liked it better with the cleaner a good show and Friday night off with a Ramones rip-off, and sound. A minor quibble after proceeded through the punk such an enjoyable concert. My Episcopal Cijurcf) catalogue with no style and zero father loved them, too! individuality. Pearl Harbour and The Welcomes; §ou Explosions had been off the road Greg Kihn Band E! for quite a while. Having acquired a recording contract Old Waldorf with the big boys at Warner Friday Sept 21 In just one Brothers, they have spent the day you can past month in the studio recording their first album. This by Susie Leon becomea concert came as a celebration of The Old Waldorf was the life-saving the end of the recording setting again last Friday night for schedule, almost their first the Greg Kihn Band. Opening up expert. 1350 OTaller &t anniversary, and as a Thank- was Roy Loney and the 621-1862 You to the Mabuhay for its Phantom Movers, an energetic CaD Red Cross today support during their initial band that leaned towards punk about learning CPR- 11 * i assault on the music world. rock, but they did some older canfiopidnonary The band exploded (no pun tunes also and played well. resuscitation. intended) into Drivin' at LOG Greg Kihn was the man ofthe a.m. They left after 2, having hour, however, and the band was -F.ll •Jm 8-lob) played old ones, new ones and hot. They opened with "All The • RrO Cross 9JI~\ rearranged ones. They all had Right Reasons" and played counting "on you. I 10-solemn bigt) The Pearl Harbour trademark of newer selections like "Cold Hard USF/ quality stamped all over them. Cash" and "Secret Meetings." New ones, "The Big One" "Up Ihe classic "Roadrunner really T counseling • djeir • f ellotosfjip

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sexuauy contused people as well incidents which have to do 'Life of Brian' Is as the head majorette among the directly with Brian being chanting "crucifees" in the final associated with Christ, only a scene. Terry Gilliam, responsible crazy person would take for the back drops and seriously the endeavor of Pythonishly Sarcastic animation, is confined to the thousands of people running half roles of the mentally and crazed and trying to worship a by Anna Valdez ability to look at historical tackles other roles varying from physically pathetic, while Terry confused man who uses slippers For some strange reason, the happenings and manage to paint a wise man (bears gifts to ths Jones, director of Brian, shines as a symbol and is called a famous Monty Python troupe all the scenes overagain to events wrong child, Brian, who only in his role as Mandy (pun "naughty boy" by a mother who seems to be getting more and totally stretched into points of lives a manger away from the intended), mother of Brian. isn't exactly one's model of more insane as time rolls on unreal sarcasm. From the Christ child) to the Roman Despite the outcrys of various Mary. towards oblivion. Their knack opening song ("He has two legs") Biggus Dickus who is intimate religious groups, Ufe of Brian Though the whole film is filled for the lack of normality has which is sung "Goldfinger" style, friends with the lisping Pontias contains about as much with outrageous occassional always been apparent in thc past, to the totally fantastic rescue Pilate, played by Michael Palin. blasphemic contents as Sound of surprises, most of these aspects but now it seems to be even more scene where Brian is saved by a Palin also plays a handful of Music. The film makes it will be beaten by the rather evident in present times with the spaceship filled wihh animated characters including his perfectly clear that there was a astonishing ending where movie troupe's newest film. Life of Python creatures come to life, to infamous nude-man-in-the- Jesus Christ during that time, terminology of the "saved hero" Brian. the closing scene of happily woods who often pops in to play who is seen in the movie is killed and different sort of Ufe of Brian, to say the least, whistling soon-to-be-crucified one of many confused preaching on a mountain, as well "happy" ending is added. is typical Python humor at its victims singing and summing up characters. John Cleese, though as a Brian who, while trying to But this is not surprising. . . best. The film is refreshingly well life as "full of s—", everything is popping up occassionally among listen to Jesus talk one day, must since when did Python agree crafted and despite the pythonishly sarcastic. events, plays the leader of the contend with a foul-toothed with conventional logic??? "Handmade Films" credit, the Aside from ths harmless yet Judean People's Front, a Roman mother who impatiently wants to (Life of Brian is currently movie is thoroughly profession­ totally lovable script, the troupe Centurion, and a referee at a attend a local stoning. showing at the Clay and al. There are moments which, for displays its further talents stoning. Eric Idle plays a few Although there are many Serramonte theaters.) normal people standards, are through the various characters simply outrageous — but for each member takes on Pythonism can only be classified throughout the movie. Graham as abnormal normalcy. Chapman, who plays the title No one can match the troupe's role ofthe bewildered Brian, also

Jolly Good Fellows— The Monty Python troupe gets itself all together during a break in film­ ing their latest epic, "Monty Python's Life of Brian. "From left to right: Terry Gilliam, Graham Chapman, Eric Idle, John Cleese and Michael Palin — the stars as well as the writers of the film. What Is The Price of Power? A Pompous Pilate — With all Judea in turmoil about him, Michael Palin Jright), as Pontius Pilate, remains his usual by Jim Dal Bon growing political power may give seem as if he were just being oblique and mostly oblivious self, secure in the belief that him the chance to be president himself and not acting like his trusted aide — portrayed by John Cleese (left), will see him "The Seduction of Joe Tynan" someday. Power, however, does another parson. Barbra Harris is through whatever lies ahead. successfully asks these questions: not come without a price. Tynan excellent as Tynan's wife. Watch What price will a man pay in is pressured into promising that for her in the scene where she order to get ahead in his career? he will not lead the opposition to half-heartedly gives a speech FRACAS ON THE SEC PRESENTS Will he lie to his friends? Will he the appointment of a known praising her husband at a fund BARBARY COAST! "GREASE1 sacrifice his family and integrity? racist to the Supreme Court by raiser, after she finds out he was Friday & Saturday This movie stars Alan Alda as one of his friends, a slightly senile cheating on her. Jerry U: •• COMEDY KNQCKO McLaren Center Senator Joe Tynan, a man whose senator named Birney. Birney's Schatzberg did a good job $1.00 6:00 & 8:30 p.m. chances for reelection are slim if directing simply because he was the younger man is rejected by smart enough to let Alda have John Olivia the Senate and free to run for control of most of the movie. Travolta Newton-John office in Birney's district. Tynan The only low point in the film is seduced into leading the is Meryl Streep's uneven opposition anyway and his performance as Tynan's intentions are not all that noble. mistress. Her Southern accent is He stands to gain a lot of good unconvincing. There are times publicity and if he is successful in when she does not seem to know blocking the appointment, he what to do with her character, will steal Senator Birney's and she is just reading her line. political clout. Her performance, however, does "The Seduction of Joe Tynan" not overshadow the numerous sets up Alan Alda as one of the good qualities of the movie. better movie actors and "The Seduction of Joe Tynan" ,T;*W*J screenwriters in Hollywood. The is well worth seeing. Not only is it script is extremely well written an excellent movie, but it poses mm with a bare minimum of cliches as an important question in an A tull color Barbary Coast theatrical poster repro about power and corruption, age where the divorce rate duced trom the archives ot the California Historical Society by the Korbel Fund Yours tor $4 95 when it could have been cliche amongst couples who are (includes postage and handling) Poster is 24" x 35" is the word ridden. Alda's acting is pursuing professional careers is Make check payable to restrained. He let his own one of the highest. What price KORBEL FUND, BOX F .•—aHO***! 400DABO _.- -.,.*.*" (HI «_ , ..JIMjA(0to.»*»lit*-C»'lt> c/o California Historical Society —•—w«*»tTH*«SS«*'--*«XI*«FOX.__ ... P-.l-flCI-.B-l-C. amiable personality shine are you willing to pay in order to ..«0e£»lS!IC*OO0-AU**>C«l*B ...BAttWlMllSEI a>- •• •" 2090 Jackson Street through the character, making it get ahead? San Francisco. California 94109 PG* Page 16 San Francisco Foghorn September 28, 1979 Santa Clara Shocks USF Women Runners Get With Comeback Victory Off to False Start

by Chris Nowak the challenges of the hills and the open roads. Most are incoming As Mike Rice so aptly stated freshmen "with a lot to learn," it, "This is a young team. Most states mentor Mike Rice. The are freshmen, and they have a lot runners are: Loretta Lenihan to learn." This was evidenced by from Los Angeles; Donna Price, the shellacking the lady pacers who also sees double duty as a received at the hands of Cal, Don hoopster; Kim Bachman L»y/*WWT • — Hayward State, et al., as USF also a backboard diehard > - » --*~2- J m turning to the benefits of • a^a\\\\\\r—— ' '-** ~" '-- *.' *J — —* • •„ _ i •• •••• ».•*,•••• --_*-— j":Jh-"j ". finished sixth out of a seven- romping on the macadam; ' * r" ""* '• "- • •"'-'* - "Z^jHFJfc*'/ -.»'»_ "»'" *.'T" ,. 'Vf-TT team field. The score, in brief: Cal 15 (constitutes a shutout Sharon Rahill, from New York -%'j——»J •*,'; "v,. * , -it - ,', -j. . •*-', ~ b ' + ~: only the first five runners from and El-Paso, Texas, also a —-—*.' ~ mm •» - y # • :3Li - * * each team crossing the finish line basketball talent and runner as ; p well; Ann Magner of Marin Bi-'* " * " *\ • -* •>* score points for their team, with the lowest score winning the County; Teresa McGoldrick of - — * w~> ->;—*> * ¥**%* —JJP • match) Arizona; Cathy McCoy of San JL Hayward State 65 Diego, a softball aficionado 1 Long Beach State 71 Monique Parrish, a marathoner - Sacramento State 134 from the rarified, dizzying University of Nevada-Reno 216 atmosphere of mile-high-plus University of San Francisco 256 Denver, Colorado; and Eileen San Francisco State 266 Brennan, a local talent out of Marin Catholic. Brennan, an all Eileen Brennan, the new league standout for Marin USFs first goal against Santa Clara. Bronco goalie Greg Reynolds is sprawled on the ground. number one Don, ran a Catholic in cross country, looks ball is in the nets. (Photo by Alvin Chong). respectable 20:19 for 5000 to be the fittest at the moment. by T. R. Sullivan on Proano and he had a wide Clara goalie Greg Reynolds for meters, a distance roughly Her range of talent, previous open shot on goal, just ten feet the score. equivalent to 3.1 miles, for a 37th Clarence Darrow once said, training background, and away. Those kinds of shots are Just five minutes later, USF place finish. Number Two Don "The defense never rests." appreciable basic speed should hard to miss. scored again. Alex Nwosu scored at 43rd and 22:17 was Monique Darrow would have made a great make her quite formidable to it and Bjorn Tronstad got credit Parrish, with Number Three soccer coach. For eighty minutes In the first half, it appeared no opponents. Runners from last for the assist but it was Jo being Teresa McGoldrick at 56th last Saturday at Kezar Stadium, one would score. USF had more year's team who decided not to Bergsvand who set it up. and 23:58. Numbers Four and the USF Dons played the way chances but both teams blew run this year include: Cris Eger Bergsvand drove down the left Five were Kim Bachman and they are capable of playing. But golden opportunities to score. from Marin, consistently placing sideline and fought past two Ann Magner, recording marks of in the last ten minutes their Bjorn Tronsted had a beautiful as number three to number five defenders to get the ball to 58th, 24:33 and 59th, 24:47, defense took a rest and the Santa open shot from the left side but Don in previous autumn races; Tronstad. respectively. Don places six Clara Broncos pulled a missed the ball completely. Michelle Teal, a frequent Don Tronstad served nicely as a through eleven merited only the tremendous upset, defeating the Tronstad is stronger with his number five herself; Ivy Lieu, relay station as he received the tongue depressor from the meet Dons 3-2. right foot than his left and believed to have transferred pass and dished it to Alex director's assistant, as no times With just nine minutes left in although it hurt them in this elsewhere; and Mary Jilka, were recorded for these runners. the game, San Francisco led 2-1. perhaps the most talented runner They were: Tess Walsh at 66th, Their game had settled down in of the bunch, but ironically Sharon Rahill at 70th, Cathy the midfield and they were enough, the least competitive McCoy at 71st, Loretta Lenihan putting constant pressure on the succumbing to the (primary) at 72nd, Donna Schiller at 73rd, Santa Clara goal. Suddenly the pressures of academia. The men and Donna Price at 75th. 82 Dons lost their concentration are not sufficiently organized as runners started the race, with all and forgot their basic skills. The yet. The known quantities finishing. defense left men unmarked and competing under the Hilltop relaxed thinking the game was This year's women's cross banner are: team captain Gary won. country team has some Lam; Ron Engle, last year's Santa Clara took advantage of appreciable talent. Though number two Don and the logical USFs complacency with two lacking in an extensive degree of successor to the number one quick goals within less than five fitness, it is nonetheless "harrier position; Brian O'Donnell; and minutes. First Santa Clara was heaven," in this, the second year several new and hidden gems awarded a free kick deep in USF for women's cross country. Two slowly crawling from out of the territory and the Dons left the returnees from last year's pack, woodwork, soon to emerge from Broncos Clive Barrett wide open Donna Schiller of Santa Rosa their respective athletic cocoons Alex Nwosu fights two Santa Clara players for the ball (Photo by in the penalty area. The ball was and Teresa Walsh of Arizona, and reveal their racing prowess Alvin Chong) passed to him and he kicked it are members of an eleven- to the University community. past Andy Fry for the tying situation, the Dons would pay Nwosu. Nwosu was alone in member squad that looks score. dearly in the second half. front of the Bronco goal and he determined and eager indeed for Four minutes later, a foul by Meanwhile, the first half ended pushed it across past Greg Nick Lambridis gave Santa with no scoring. Reynolds. Clara a direct kick on the Early in the second stanza, Mark Abele struck back perimiter of the San Francisco San Francisco seemed to take quickly with a shot into the penalty area. USFformedatight command. After Jo Bergsvand upper corner of the San defensive wall but the Broncos saved a goal in front of the USF Francisco goal that made the shot a lob pass over the defense. nets, the Dons went on the score 2-1 but the Dons still Steve Fechner of SCU attack. They drew first blood seemed in command. However, attempted a shot on goal and was when Roar Anderson was left they lost two chances to put so tightly marked that he missed unattended on a corner kick. Santa Clara away for good. First the ball completely. The ball Roger Alphonso delivered the Nwosu broke free with what rolled behind him where Fabian ball on target and Roar looked to be an easy breakaway Proano was waiting. No one was grounded his shot past Santa goal. But as he approached from the right side, he rushed the shot slightly and it passed harmlessly over the crossbar. Jo Bergsvand sets his eyes on Bjorn Tronstad as he moves in to Then the Dons worked the set up USF's second goal against Santa Clara. (Photo by Mike same play that resulted in their Dubnoff) second goal but this time went one on one with the Santa side of the field, Tronstad would Reynolds dove and stole the ball Clara goalie. With the brilliant have either scored or drilled the from Nwosu directly in front of freshman poised and in control, ball down the goalie's throat. the nets. USF would only get one it looked for a few exciting But Tronstad and USF found more chance to score. seconds as if the Dons would tie themselves on the wrong side It came in the final minutes it. But Tronstad had to shoot again for the second time this with San Francisco down by one. leftfooted and he blew the shot, year. For Santa Clara, it was Bjorn Tronstad once again broke rolling it weakly left ofthe goal. their first victory ever over USF Eric Visser goes on the attack for USF. (Photo by Mike Dubnoff) free down thc left sideline and If it would have been on thc other in soccer. September 28, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 17 Volleyball Squad Spikes Two Opponents Victorious Women Meet Santa Clara Tuesday Night After a shaky start, the USF while Barbara Weststeyn made womens volleyball team several outstanding plays exploded with two successive returning Hayward serves. victories over St. Mary's and Although fairly small for a CSU-Hayward last week. Both frontline player, Pauline Cheung victories were gained by identical proved surprisingly tough at the scores of 3-1. nets. She has tremendous At Moraga last Thursday jumping ability and her top spin night, coach Katharina Koin on spikes gave Hayward employed several different problems all night long. With lineups and several different Pauline leading the way, USF Sue Scott scores another point for USF against Hayward. rotations that all proved very swept the second and third (Photo by Mike Dubnoff) successful. The St. Mary's was a games by scores of 15-7 and 15-8 as they take on Santa Clara in the year and will prove a tough foe short but very aggressive team and led in the fourth one, 14-6. Memorial Gym. Santa Clara is for the young USF squad. Game and they gave the Dons a The Dons had Hayward at very much improved over last time is at seven o'clock. difficult time all night. match point several times but But after the two teams split kept losing the serve. At this the first two sets, USF used their point USF relaxed and lost their superior height as their front line intensity. That had trouble blocking was very effective. Koin controlling Hayward's serves Intramurals and started the year emphasizing and let their opponents back into height and, against St Mary's, it the game at fifteen all. After the proved to be the difference. serve went back and forth a Other Stuff The following night, at the number of times, the Dons Presidio of San Francisco gym, Pauline Cheung regained their composure and Deep Sea Fishing Wednesday nights, from 7 to 9 in CSU-Hayward surprised the But after the first game, they put Hayward away for good. Fishing on the ocean, the Judo Room, A-118, Dons by winning the first set 15- settled down and played with a Tonight the team travels Saturday, Oct. 6. Fishing for Memorial Gym. This club is 11. USF had trouble serving and great deal of intensity. Sue Scott across town to meet City striped bass. Sign-ups close at open to anyone (USF made several mental errors up and Pauline Cheung dominated College. On Tuesday night they Intramurals Sept. 28 at 5:00. community) who is interested. If front that cost them. the front line with their spikes seek revenge for the soccer team Meeting for the outing is Oct. 5 you have any questions, please at 4:30. Cost for the trip is $15. contact Miles Nirei at 751-0361 This includes boat, bait, rod, or Intramurals at 666-6704. reel, and fishing license. Karate Club Ping Pong Tournament We are now offering a Karate Preston's Perspective We have just acquired another Club under the guidance of Mr. ping-pong table this semester Jerome Reitenbach. This club is (bringing our total to three) in offered for two groups. The by Dave Preston turn Pro think one thing, it's a time leading rebounder. Those preparation for an Intramural University is assembling black Sports Information Director great way to make the big buck. are the things that sports fans are Ping-Pong Tournament belt competition for intercolleg­ Samuel Johnson defined it as And that's the way they think all made of; not following the stock beginning Oct. 1. There will be iate Karate championships. All "tumultuous merriment", but I through school. Why, because market to see how Reggie five divisions in this tournament: holders of black belts are eligible. would hardly call contemporary sporting news still makes the Jackson's car dealerships are Men's singles, Women's singles, If you have sparring ability and sports merriment, rather biggest headlines out of dollars doing and buying Arnold Palmer Men's doubles. Women's desire to compete in tourna­ collective bargaining or better and cents. sports wear. doubles, and Mixed doubles. ments bring your promotional yet, push and shove negotiating. The big deals have done a lot Perhaps what I am trying to Sign-ups close Wednesday Sept. certificate to verify your rank. I am so tired of hearing about to hurt sports for the fan. When say is that the spirit of a sporting 26. Player's meeting is scheduled Mr. Reitenbach will be the head how much a Pete Rose is offered; players get six-figure contract for event is but a mere flicker, not for Friday, Sept. 28 at 4 p.m. in coach to train and coordinate all or do you think it was a fair a long term, someone has to pay. burning like the eternal the IM office, B-l00, Memorial activities of the USF team. compensation for the Bill That someone is the fan. I used to Olympian flame. Money is the Gym. Our tables are available for Contact IM office for more Walton deal? What ever go to a baseball game on any water on the fire; not the use every day ofthe week from 9 information. happened to the good ole days given day and get a box seat for presence of the green but the a.m. to 10 p.m., in the south Mr. Reitenbach, Taekwon-Do when the big question was, do $1.75; right behind home plate publication and constant hallway of Memorial Gym. instructor, will also be starting a you think Maris will break the reminder that three quarters of a with all the popcorn I could eat. **New Weight Room Hours: USF Taekwon-Do Club at the Babe's home run record or will million dollars a year is what one And a football game was only Mon thru Fri 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. University. Lessons are Sandy Koufax break the all-time man earns for playing 181 games $3.00 for reserve seats. Inflation, Sat and Sun 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. scheduled two days per week. shutout record? you say... sure the kind of in a six-month season with the **Equipment Checkout The lessons will be held on Now, I'm not saying that quadrupling in overhead brings possibility of a bonus for post­ Room Hours: Every day Tuesdays and Thursdays from players today aren't worth an when salaries you pay the season play that, in two weeks, Monday thru Sunday from 9 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. in Memorial arm and a leg, I'm saying 1 don't athletes are bigger than the could earn said player more than a.m. to 10 p.m. Gym, Room A-l 18, the Karate want to hear about it. It's not the number of zeros on an adding the average income in America. Women's Exercise Class and Judo Room. The first kind of talk that is healthy for machine. Are there any more heroes with An exercise class for total meeting will be at 4:00 on sports fans, lt doesn't make you There are too few sports fans athletic prowess and that is the fitness is now being offered by October 2, 1979. All interested live the alter ego life; standing up anympre. Someone who knows sole reason they are heroes. You the Intramural Department. The persons are asked to attend. to bat for Micky Mantle or the batting average of every don't hear about kids flocking to class is offered on Monday and Applications can be picked up at running as Jimmy Brown. When player on the home team; or can the quarterback who threw for Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. the Intramurals office. 1 was a kid, that's all 1 thought tell you the all-time rushing 200 yards and carried eleven time and on Friday from I2:30to 1:30 Jogging Club about. Today, kids who want to record for number 32; or the all- for 145 yards or the guy who hit p.m. in Room A-l 18 :the Judo Once again, we are sponsoring .410 for the season with 51 and Karate Room), Memorial a USF jogging club. All SKI homers. What you hear about is Gym. The instructor is Stephanie interested students, staff, and FRANCE SUN VALLEY the controversial QB who isn't Lynde, a P.E. and Dance major faculty are asked to come sign­ getting along with management Les Menuires, Chamonix Idaho's Olympic Slopes and a former instructor at Sun up. The club is informal and and is being fined $2,500 a day Valley Health Spa. The class is based on the honor system. If Jan. 6-22 Dec. 29 for not reporting to training geared toward improving you run 100 miles in a semester $1,267 $395.00 camp. Or the discontent among muscular endurance, cardiovas­ we award you an Intramural Includes outstanding resort acommodations • ski passes the players to the extent they cular fitness and stamina and jogging club t-shirt. If you and roundtrip transportation from San Francisco Airport won't talk to each other in the over-all general appearance. manage to run 200 miles in a locker room. (Fees Subject to Fuel Price Increases) Come to the class when you can semester, we present you with a One unit of academic credit may be earned. Oh well, at least I can and enjoy. pair of shorts also. All that we Contact: Continuing Education remember when. And I can name Judo ask is you stop by the office San Francisco State I'niversity the starting lineup for the I960 We are now sponsoring a judo weekly to record your mileage on 1600 Holloway Ave., San Erancisco, CA 94132 Cleveland Indians, my home­ club. Intramurals now offers you our charts. Come by and sign up (415) 469-1373 town ball club. How much were a chance to learn and continue any time between 9 a.m. and 5 $100 deposits due October 20 those guys making then? I don't your training. The first meeting p.m.. Monday through Friday. Beginners to Expert Skiers Welcome know, but then 1 was a fan ofthe will be Sept. 26 at 7:00 p.m. The Freeplay Hours in Memorial sport, not the players contract. class will meet on Monday and Gym starting Sept. 24. Page 18 San Francisco Foghorn September 28, 1979

Where lam to» Lisa Maurino Art Thou Looking Inside National What kind of physical shape are you in? Are you in good physical condition? Alright Champions? condition? Or, just plain out of it? Well, chances are that if you are an average American person, your physical condition is not very good. Being by T. R. Sullivan in physical condition encompasses many aspects Sports Editor The Glory of of daily life. It is not just a state of mind or a They look like the same team. The guy with the once-a-week process. Getting into physical shaggy beard is still Jan Erik Skaug, the little guy condition, and keeping oneself there is a daily, with all the moves is still Alex Nwosu and the the Hilltop ongoing process. American in goal is still Andy Fry. And Steve Negoesco is still stalking the sidelines in his It seems to me that too many people correlate eighteenth season as coach of the defending being in physical condition with looking like National Champion USF Dons. Bruce Jenner or Tracy Austin. It must be realized But this team can't be the National Champions that while these examples are, indeed, excellent of old. What USF soccer team ever got beat 4-1 specimens of good physical condition, they are and as thoroughly as the Dons did against also at an extreme. A good many people become Alabama A&M. And what USF team ever lost a discouraged when contemplating getting in game by giving up two goals in the last ten shape because their expectations are too high minutes. Last year, the Dons often went two and too extreme. Just because one can't work out weeks without giving up two goals. six hours a day does not necessarily mean that But the clincher is USF losing to Santa Clara. he/she cannot maintain some degree of physical San Francisco never loses to Santa Clara in fitness. anything. But to lose to them in soccer is unheard of. In fact, up until last Saturday, it had never All too often I hear people say something to happened. the effect of, "I am in shape. I run a few days a But the cold hard fact is that this is really the week. I would run everyday, but Ijust don't have defending National Champions. The same team the time." While running is good exercise for that before the season, was supposed to be keeping physically conditioned, what about diet unbeatable. They were supposed to be loaded and nutrition? Can sporadic jogging really be of with more talent than any USF team ever. USFs powerful front line of Luis Sagastume, Eduardo Rangel such a great benefit when other variables of But the National Champions are having their and Sandor Hites display the 1966 NCAA Soccer physical fitness are being abused? Not really problems. Coach Steve Negoesco believes he Championship trophy. when the importance of a total program is knows what the problems are. the coaches who put in all that realized for attaining physical fitness. "Our defense suffers from a lack of by T.R. Sullivan hard work." concentration," said Negoesco. "Santa Clara did San Francisco had had several The classic excuse, "I don't have time," just not outplay our defense. We gave them those The year was 1966. Lyndon outstanding soccer teams under doesn't cut it anymore. Because our bodies are goals by loss of concentration. Any thinking at Johnson was escalating the Negoesco before 1966. Four the essence of our mental capacities, it stands to all on our part and those three goals would not Vietnam War while students times did USF make a strong run reason that we should do everything we can to have happened. across the country were chanting at the National Championship make them perform at top level. I'm sure there "We also have no communication on defense. "Hey, hey LBJ, How many kids and each tear they were defeated are those who disagree with the idea that our We need to talk to each other. Last year we had did you kill today?" Sgt. Barry by the same team; St. Louis bodies are so important to our mental state of Bjorn Dahl who could keep the defense together Saddler hit the top of the charts University. And all four times, mind. But, I wonder how many of those people and Peter Arnautoff was the same. This year no with "Ballad ofthe Green Beret" the powerful Billikens went on to could make rational decisions if they hadn't one has taken charge." while a new counter-culture was win the title themselves. Once eaten in a week, or decipher mathematical So now there is some concern whether or not brewing in San Francisco's again in 1966, St. Louis would problems without a few nights' sleep? USF can get it together and win their fifth Haight Ashbury just a few blocks be the Dons biggest obstacle to National Championship. With a team with this away, Steve Negoesco was the coveted national crown. Everyone has the time to take care of his/her much talent, anything less is a disappointment. complaining about lack of financial support for his USF Leading the Dons were two body. This time does not have to be concentrated Their problems are obvious; lack of soccer players. USF Athletic second team All-Americans; with running or becoming a health food fanatic. concentration, poor conditioning and the loss of Director Pete Peletta listened Eduardo Rangel and Luis It can be spread about in areas not even several key players from last year's squad. What and told his coach he'd give him Sagastume. Rangel was the considered. For example, moderate exercise, isn't so obvious is how these problems are going one full scholarship for every Dons leading scorer wth twenty combined with proper sleeping habits in addition to be solved. starting player if he won the one goals as well as their field to fairly nutritional eating can make for a The pressure will really be on the squad next National Championship. "Your general. Rangel was the man relatively healthy body and subsequently a week when they make their annual East Coast on" replied Negoesco. who kept the Dons on the move sound mind —not the other way around. road trip. Never has that trip ever been so critical offensively while Sagastume for the squad as it will be this year. In six days This was the same Steve added to the offensive with his they must meet Rhode Island, Connecticut, Negoesco who, in 1952, along Getting into physical condition is much like speed and passing ability. "They Brown and Boston College. All are powerful with several other local soccer writing a research paper. Those people who are as good a soccer players as teams and all four are better than Santa Clara. coaches, established the San chose to examine only one source of information you can find," said Coach "If we drop a couple," says a worried Francisco Junior Soccer in writing the paper are more than likely goingto Negoesco. Negoesco, "then we can kiss it goodbye. With Program which, by 1965, had receive a low grade. Such a grade is comparable The defense was anchored by four losses it will be tough to make the playoffs. grown to sixty-five teams. Not to the physical condition one may find fullback Mike Laurel and This year the playoff system is different, only only did Negoesco help found him /herself in by simply running a few days a halfbacks George Fernandezand sixteen teams qualify." the program, but one year he was week. However, the student who examines a actually coaching eleven teams at Jerry Katzeff. All were But the eastern trip will be an excellent gauge variety of informational sources will most one time. All but one player off outstanding but the spearhead of to measure the Dons this year. The team knows probably achieve a good grade. This analogy can of USFs 1966 squad had learned the Dons defense was Olympic what they have to do, the road trip will show if also be related with the person who observes the game in the local soccer goalie Mike Ivanov. The 6-3 they can do it or not. Everyone knows the squad many forms of physical fitness. program. And that year, Steve sophomore had an unorthodox has the talent, it's the basic skills that are beating Negoesco's hard work would pay style of playing the position as he them. San Francisco has to put their game totally The benefits of being in pretty good phyical off as his local products would stood farther out from the goal together and play serious soccer for ninety shape are numerous. True, for the first week or bring home the University of San than most goalies. Though his minutes. so, one may feel a bit sore from exercise, or Francisco's first soccer National earlier coaches had tried to And they have to do it every game. Last year depleted from not consuming mass quantities of Championship. correct this, Ivanow told Glenn they had the habit of getting behind in a game junk food. But relief of tension, better sleeping Dickey of the Chronicle it was and coming back to win. This year that habit Sports Illustrated called that habits and a better outlook about oneself arejust the only style suited for him. could be fatal. '66 squad. "USF's United a few of the rewards one can realize by being in I believe that USF will go East and will start Nations squad" in reference to "I can't wait for a forward to fairly good physical condition. playing their usual brand of soccer. And in the team's multi-national come to me because 1 don't have December, when all is said and done, the background. The title made the quickness that a smaller Negoesco boil. goalie might have to block shots. So, before you push the elevator button, or National Championship of soccer will return to reach for a second handful of potato chips, think "Sure all the players were born By moving out, 1 cut down the the hilltop. Because when the USF Dons start about what you owe your body. Don't be fooled in different countries," said angle of their shots and make it playing to their ability, there is not one school in into thinking that you are getting the most out of Negoesco, "But all but one of tougher for them. this country that can beat them. Steve Negoesco your body by not adhering to some form of them were playing soccer in the "A lot of people have told me knows it, Santa Clara coach Dave Chaplik physical conditioning. There is nothing to be lost Bay area by the time they were I'll get balls lobbed over my head knows it. They know it in Indiana, St. Louis and in trying a conditioning program, except maybe fourteen. That writer wasn't fair but that hasn't happened to me at Clemson. Everyone knows who are the real a few pounds, insomnia or anxiety. to our local soccer programs or National Champions, Continued on page 19 September 28, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn e 19 Drug Speech at the Big 10 by Kaye Kessler Columbus Citizen-Journal Reprinted from the NCAA News

"If I pinch a few toes, good." Not bad for openers, those words of Charles R. Johnson, former FBI agent now the National Football League's watchdog on drug abuse, as he addressed a special Awareness Session of Big Ten Conference football coaches, athletic directors, players and media in Chicago recently. If the Big Ten has had its head in the sand on some problems in the past, it was uncovered a bit in an innovative program championed by Commissioner Wayne Duke and right-hand man C. D. Henry as it became the first conference to sound an alert with a program of this sort. Johnson pulled no punches and spared no faction. "Grant-in-aid recipients previously had a sense of humility, but being selected today too many of them believe the grant is Sandor Hites tries to score against Army in the mud of Cal- Berkeley's Memorial Stadium. an enshrined right rather than a privilege," he charged. "That privilege brings with it the responsibility on the athletic leftfooted hook shot that curved with a three goal performance. departments to protect the athlete, the department and the just out of the reach of the The first came nine minutes into school in relation to all problems, but particularly the drug The Billiken goalie. After the early the game as he outfaked two threat." scoring, the wet conditions and Long Island defenders and Whatever reasons athletes use drugs—win at all cost, peer Hilltop outstanding defensive work by scored from five yards out. Rudy pressure, the old pro trying to hang on one more season- both teams prevented any Dekkers made it 2-0 with a Johnson suggests they be recognized. And he recognized that Continued from page 18 scoring in the game. The titanic rocket shot before Hites added the problem "may be inherited from the high school campus, yet. Maybe if I was shorter it struggle moved into overtime. another off a pass from Rangel. but that doesn't mean you should ignore it." would, but it's hard to lob the USF had the first golden Suddenly the Blackbirds came The NFL woke up in 1973 with the San Diego case and has ball over the head of a guy 6-3." opportunity to end the game as alive and forward Marcello been alert since, though at the time coaches confessed to a However unorthodox forward Sandor Hites, a native Launi scored twice, slicing the complete lack of knowledge, thinking there was only a burning Ivanow's style was, it worked for, of Hungary, put the ball in the Dons once commanding lead to mattress. "One even said, 'It smells like grass burning.' Yeah, after giving up six goals in the nets just after the whistle had a meager 3-2. Once again Hites grass. It went right over their heads like Cloud 9," Johnson said, Dons first two games, he gave up sounded ending the first came through as he smashed cringing. just eight in the last eleven overtime. It took four overtimes home a twenty-five yard penalty Then he challenged Big Ten coaches. "How well versed are contests. in all to decide the battle and in kick to reopen the San Francisco you? Are you astute enough to recognize glazed eyes, slurred Those first two games were the end it was the Don's ace, lead. When the brilliant Rangel speech? Can you read it on game film? Do you know the habits victories over the USF Alumni Eduardo Rangel, who scored the set up one final goal to make it 5- of your individuals? Does anyone, including your trainers and team 6-2 and Merritt College 7-4. winning goal. Rangel pushed in a 2, it was all over. The first of doctors, understand—besides the athletes—what's going on? Ivanow then racked up four loose ball after the St. Louis many soccer National Cham­ "We've heard the athletes say on the taping table right in straight shutouts as the Dons goalie had knocked down a rifle pionships had come to USF. front of trainers that they're 'meeting Mary Jane with old Cecil overpowered their opponents by shot delivered by Sandor Hites. After the game Negoesco gave Flake at eight' that night and nobody but them know Mary a collective score of 24-0. With St. Louis finally out of the beach training credit for the Jane is marijuana and Cecil Flake is cocaine." Victories over Stanford and San their way, San Francisco victory. Johnson was not just jiving. He was jamming it down Jose State by respective scores of returned home for the NCAA "Conditions at the edge of the throats. 3-1 and 2-1 gave San Francisco a final which were being held surf along the beach were pretty "You have a billion-dollar operation going, taking the finest record of 8-0 and a berth in the across the bay in Berkeley. The much the same as we had to play prospects from around the country, so why not take time to Far West Regional. Dons semifinal opponent was in today" said Negoesco." From protect the institution? Do you have a standard policy to In the final regular season the U.S. Military Academy from a point opposite the Beach protect against drugs? I know in fact you don't. If you have a game, USF stumbled for the first West Point while the other semi Chalet up to Lincoln Way on the policy, you have teeth." time, tying Cal-Berkeley 1-1. It matched number one ranked beach was just enough space to What was Johnson advocating? was the only flaw in an otherwise Michigan State against play two twenty minute halves Never before had he addressed a conference on this issue, but perfect season for the mighty darkhorse Long Island. up and back." now he was suggesting a "rider" on all grants-in-aid. "Why not Dons. USF had its hands full with The Dons responded to the hang it out there for them to read? Point out the penalties for On November 19th, the Far Army who were led by fullback conditioning program as if they drug abuse. Spell it out. I'd also suggest an orientation day for West championship was decided Joe Casey, the nations most had surfboards while the Long all athletes, not just those in the'major'sports. Include alcohol. in the rain at Balboa Stadium as prolific scorer. Once again Steve Islanders were struggling in And not just for male jocks. We have practitioners among the Dons squeaked by revenge- Negoesco anticipated inclement lifejackets. women and now Title IX has come into force." minded San Jose State 2-1. Both weather for the finals and he "We figured that their game, Johnson insists cocaine is being used with alarming USF goals were scored by hauled his team out to Ocean driving the ball long, then frequency and said it behooves the administration to learn Rangel, the first one coming Beach for practice. Again it sending three or four men to "who your athlete is associating with so he can fatten his when the Spartan goalie slipped would give the Dons an outnumber the fullbacks on pockets, so he can tickle his nose and 'be somebody.' Never in the mud. The Peruvian's advantage. defense, wouldn't work on the matter that it is not addictive. It is debilitating and makes him second goal came after San The Army squad played slow turf," explained Negoesco. hostile. And one drug user begets another and another and Francisco's speedy right winger, brutal, physical defense but the "On the other hand, when you another." Rudy Dekkers of San Bruno, Dons quick passing offense tore shift and feint the ball in the mud The key to an effective program, he claims, "is admit you launched a twenty foot shot that it to shreds with their polished the defense man can't switch with have a problem. It's here. It's a social problem and your teams hit the crossbar and died in the style of play. After blowing a you. Once he moves, he slips in are not immune." mud in front of the goal. Before penalty kick that would have the mud and can't get back." Don't say it can't happen to you. Ohio State had a budding the Spartan goalie could recover, given them an easy goal, USF Shift and feint the Dons did problem on the basketball scene four years ago handled Rangel was right there to push drew first blood just before and one writer said they looked internally with reasonable effectiveness but some criticism by home the lead goal. The victory halftime as Sandor Hites like ducks on a pond. And those then coach Fred Taylor. gave the Dons what they were penetrated the Army goal from Ducks started an Athletic The NFL spells out its policy. It inventories everything. It aiming for. A return trip to St. twenty yards out. Army was tradition that is evident today on monitors attitudes of players, doctors and trainers. And Louis for a quarter final match unable to retaliate as Ivanow the Hilltop. Winning the Johnson still confesses, "We are not naive enough to think it with their arch nemesis. turned in a brilliant performance isn't being abused." National Championship of The game was once again in goal. An insurance tally late in NCAA soccer. Johnson contends there has to be serious consideration that played in a strong downpour but the game gave the Dons a 2-0 every team has a drug problem and insists that if schools lack this time Negoesco had his team victory and left them one game the knowledge that its program needs repair, then it better get ready. The week before the away from cashing in their chips. its program together fast. match, the Dons coach had his Long Island had stunned top Anyone interested in playing He asked every coach and every administrator to consider: team work out along the surf at ranked Michigan State in their on the USF mens extramural "Is your profit margin worth the loss of a human life? Ocean Beach. The practice semifinal match even though the basketball team must attend a "Do you have a way to institute a drug-monitoring program? conditions were just right for St. score ended tied 2-2. The game mandatory meeting this Wed "Do you retain a doctor to evaluate all drugs used? Louis and it gave the Dons an was decided by corner kicks, nesday at 5:30 in the Memorial "Does anyone, other than coaches, come to tell you about advantage. Still it would take a which LIU held the advantage at Gym, Room A-l 17. life-styles out there contaminating your players? tremendous effort by USF to 7-6. "And do you know the towns you are playing? Can you tell upend the defending National The Blackbirds concentrated The women's extramural team your players where not to go?" Champions. all their efforts on stopping will hold a meeting this Was Johnson crying "wolf?" Don't you believe it. If there are Both teams scored in the first Rangel and Sagastume. They Monday at 5:00 in room A-I17 no users or abusers on a team, be happy. Feel fortunate. But if period, the Billikens tallying overlooked Hites and it was the of the Memorial Gym. you stop just one, it's worth all the effort. And you're living a lie first. However, Luis Sagastume huskey, blond Hungarian who if you think it isn't a problem. retaliated with a twenty foot. brought home the title for USF Page 20 San Francisco Foghorn September 28, 1979

REACH Program Is Achieving Its Goal Pro's and Con's of Proposition O Continued from front office high-rises, will turn into a capital gifts for the expansion of Continued from front sprawl of 5- or 6-storied facilities, according to Fr. limitations of 260 feet in the buildings, all the same height and LoSchiavo. downtown office district (with a size, as has happened to other In specifics, the funds which floor space ratio of 8 to 1), and cities where height limitations are raised by the REACH 130-150-foot limits for the rest of are in effect (such as Program will meet the following the downtown area (with a Philadelphia and Washington). projected needs ofthe University maximum of 5 times the height in ITie first high-rise legislation in in the 1980s: $11.5 million forsix floor space). The current height San Francisco (1970) prompted Endowment programs; $8.8 limits are between 400 and 700 uniformity in size and height of million for Facilities Improve­ feet (with floor space ratios of the new buildings constructed ment, and $6.5 million for between 8-1 and 14-1). along the south side of Market Current Operations. The current floor space Street (the PG and E building at; Under the Endowment bonuses given for public services 77 Beale, the 333 Market building. One Maritime Plaza, Program, there are two areas such as enclosed malls, the 525 Market building) all which will share $11.5 million. landscaping, and pedestrian exactly the same size as The areas are "Quality walkways, would also be Al Alessandri, Vice President of the Office of I'niversity construction companies get Education" and "Educational curtailed. Relations, reported that the Reach program has secured every inch they can out of the Enrichment." Supporters of the initiative $9,341,554 towards its goal. (Photo bj Tim S/umn»ski> limitations. "Quality Education" will contend that the current zoning receive $3.5 million for two conferences, laws will allow San Francisco to The physical impact of the scholars. Two million dollars is categories. Two million dollars "Educational Enrichment" is grow too fast, an argument that proposition on the city must be to go to Library Resources, a has validity. According to examined, too. City planners will be endowed for Professor- divided into four categories. One program in which the library can ships, and $1.5 million will be million dollars will be endowed current predictions, the number have prevented sprawl by update its acquisitions. Ihe of office workers in San allowing vertical expansion given to Faculty development for Cultural Programs, which Personal Values Programs will such as faculty research, and the will enable students to have face- Francisco will more than double downtown, and enacting stricter receive $1 million, making it zoning laws in thc rest of the city, cost of attending seminars, to-face discussions and seminars by the year 2000. The strain of possible for the Campus the daily influx of new thereby preserving the less workshops, and professional with the nation's outstanding Ministry to have funds for a commuters will severely tax urbanized atmosphere in the Law School Hopes to Expand staff, and developments of its existing public transportation. remainder of the city. If it is no programs. Also under the Also, the housing market in San longer possible to obtain office "Educational Enrichment" space downtown corporations and we ve been Francisco whose inadequacy is Continued from front " ' suffering." heading is Student Scholarship, already approaching crisis would either have to move into Hall. The empty offices will be Student groups mentioned by slated to receive $4 million. The proportions, will experience other districts or leave San torn down, and the space will be Silva included the Asian StudenlScholarshipendowment even higher demands by those Francisco altogether. added to the overcrowded American Law Students, the ^u permit the University to not willing to commute from How would Prop O affect library. Black American Law Students, continue meeting its obligations outside the city. USF students? There would be SBA President Silva said the the La Raza Law Students, the students who deserve t0 The initiative is also designed little immediate effect, but in the "library is by far the worst Environmental Law Society, and scholarship assistance to help preserve many ofthe finer future Prop O would mean fewer problem." Head Librarian the Legal Fraternities. She old buildings downtown. The local opportunities for Elizabeth Quigley agreed that pointed to the SBA office and Facilities improvement has profitablity of tearing down old graduating students. If a there is a "space problem." said that even it was "not all that three major concerns. The Lone buildings to build bigger new corporation cannot get the office A visual inspection of the adequate." Mountain Project will receive buildings would be drastically space it needs in San Francisco, library demonstrated that The problem, she said, was in $5.8 million, so the University cut by the new floor space ratios, it would not be reticent to available shelf space is filled to creating a "sense of unity" when can finance the acquisition ofthe making it more inviting to relocate in Los Angeles, where capacity. New books then offices and services for students Lone Mountain Campus. One rejuvenate the older buildings. high-rise limitations were involve large shifts in the are located in Loyola and million dollars will be endowed Opponents of Proposition O recently rescinded. arrangement. Books which can't Campion Halls as well as in for the Law School Addition, contend that the intiative would Therefore, the future of San be fitted anywhere end up in a Kendrick. The Law School's monies will promote sprawl, raise property Francisco will soon be decided downstairs annex. All agreed the When asked if she knew for fund the acquisitions program at values, limit new jobs, and by the voting public. Which will situation causes problems. sure if the Law School was the Law Library, and will also commercialize other parts ofthe it be, economically stunted but "We're crowded," said taking these desires into account, help in the construction of city. They contend that the south uncongested, or crowded and Quigley. "I can't think of another Silva said, "We are assuming additional classroom and office of Market area, now slated for thriving'.' way of phrasing it -we're (she carefully stressed the word) space, crowded." the needs are taken into In addition to expanding the account." The remaining $6.5 million library, the new wing will One difficulty raised by Silva will be endowed for Current centralize some student was that the patio would be Operations. The University operations such as Moot Court virtually eliminated. "I don't estimates that it will need $1.3 and the Law Review, according think the architects took that million each year over the next to Dean McKaskle. The Student into account." five years to pay for such items as Bar Association President, Silva said that while the main supplies, building maintenance, however, seemed to have higher USF campus was landscaped and equipment. Also, the money hopes. with grass, flowers, and trees, will be used to keep down tuition Silva expressed a desire that Kendrick Hall's only open space costs, and to keep up with adequate offices be provided for was the cement-covered patio, inflation, those groups that do not have After the new wing is built, she offices now. "The students are stated, "We're not going to have Some ot the major corpora­ part of the school," she said, anything." tions who have contributed to REACH so far are: Pacific Gas and Electric, $250,000; Standard Ingmar Bergman Course Oil of California, $200,000; Natomas Co., $125,000; Bank of Supporters of Proposition O contend that the current zoning with viewing the films. Other America. $100,000; and Chris laws will allow San Francisco to grow too fast, crowding the Craft Corporation, $50,000. by Marcella Farragher students and faculty members skvline. (Photo b> Kim Bachman) The course, A Creative are invited to attend these films. Response to the Films of Ingmar Instructor Carl Levinson There are many ways to Bergman, is being held October comments that the "films will donate, including cash pledges, 12 through December 7. The illustrate communication securities, real estate and Swedish filmmaker, Ingmar between people, lack of deferred gifts. Reach is a capital Bergman is becoming a great communication, and difference gifts program, 'riOT IDEAS artist in our time. Bergman films in communication." ARE NE&DED! such as "The Seventh Seal." To sign up for this course, go With careful planning and the "Wild Strawberries," "Dreams," to the School of Continuing outstanding leadership within If you haveanydrop 'The Magician," "Through a Education located in room 116 the REACH Program. Allesan- by the Foghorn office Glass Darkly." "Winter Light," on the Lone Mountain Campus. dri feels that the chances for "Virgin Spring," ajid the If you request more information success in this truly ambitious in Phelan Hall. "Silence," will be featured during please call Harlan Stcllmach or program are very good. With all this course. Lectures, class Carl levinson at x6767. Three the hard work and long hours the discussions and additional units of credit available for this REACH staff is putting in, readings will be incorporated course. they're bound to succeed.