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K«.«««ii™jWfM«l[t»ll««»i»<>»teaMt«iV Vol. 18, No. 28 daily Cal State University, Northridge October 26,1973 BOP sets subcommittee .v^:, «*^ By BRUCE SCHWEIGER A.S. fees to be earmarked for use of the StaffWriter Sundial. The Board of Publications (BOP) passed a According to Sundial co-editor Greg > ^ '^ motion creating a sub-committee to reach a Waskul, "President Cleary has told me several final resolution concerning the continuation of times that he would favor some sort of set fee .r'*M*»-. the Daily Sundial after Jan. 1. Named to the or funding for the paper. Eagelson said that he committee were A.S. Vice President Doug personally thought that such a plan was the Eagelson representing the Senate, Professor best way of working out the problems." K^i.31 Tom Riley representing the journalism faculty, The major point of contention between the ',"ik****.' and Assistant to President Cleary, Dr. Donald joumalism department and the A.S. remains Krimel for the president. the use of the state owned printing facilities V now used by the Sundial, and the department BOP chairman Haig Keropian said, use of the Sundial production manager for a "Everything seems to be up in the air. Nobody proposed lab paper. has anything definitive. At some time we are Journalsim Chairman Kenneth Devol made going to have to have a legal ruling on this it clear that at the maximum the departmental situation." business would take about one hour a week of Many of the board members expressed the the production manager's time. "We're going belief that no final resolution can be arrived at to put out our lab publication one way or until President Cleary makes a decision.. another," Devol said. "We're all waiting to see what Dr. Cleary It appears at the moment that the BOP will says," said Dean of Students, Edmund recommend that next semester be used as an Peckham. inta-im period for the Sundial in which it will It was brought to the attention of the board share the backshop equipment and have the I itESTHlETEti by Krimel that President Cleary probably use of journalsim department office space. The won't make any decisions before receiving the A.S. would in turn pay the salary of a part- WARNING recommendations of the BOP. time advisor to the paper. ] iwf CSS,';.; -n K*s WW aartto» HCSTIHC IIFTU ^ «^t n 4. :<*3RtTv w m cwnuNOMG on^coi No authority According to Devol, "The journalism I *ir:r«tia rni m pmmms or m tWKCT 5ft I K.ii3 »^ M stcsnun Of otrttitt!» ?o MIGU Riley made the point that the BOP hasn't department is very much interested in s&» 'imu*,) TO TH pDiMsxwi or aaiw i "any legal authority to get involved with the maintaining the continuity of the Daily »^!^^ atuwrt *ci isr tssa uMimowra ivs> IS mmm m msm m vrwaE: m w^*'' negotiations. We haven't the authority to do Sundial, but the faculty has voted twice that , !»TI«W lWran« UMU TO StMOt PHOTO- anything." we can no longer accept the old arrangement of ' 2»S2^*"'*?J55J"W »«ra cnvnus is Eagelson presented some of the "highlights funding through the AS." of a letter to be sent to President Cleary ex One step towards a lasting resolution is the '^ 'TCStSSW W tUMmOMZtO ««50W llSi H pressing the Senate's views on the Sundial strengthening of the BOP's role from that ol tSMnsuns situation. The letter, drafted by Associated an advisor lo that of a publisher as it was Men's Student president Mark Anthony and originally intented Sundial photo by Sheldon accepted unanimously by the Senate, proposed "What we need is for all the information to A military alert affecting thousands of American soldiers around three althenative solutions; that the Sundial be brought U) us in f(KUs so that we can give the world was called Thursday morning as part of a "precautionary become totally independant; that the Sundial President Cleary our recommendation and move" to back diplomatic efforts for peace in the Middle East. This become totally independent of the Senate; that start getting some action on this," Peckham soldier was photographed at the Nike Missle Site located high in 50-60 cents be set aside from each student's said. the Santa Susanna mountains. Pac* 2 Northrtdr* I>Al>T Sundial OctobT a€. 1973 r-Old man's impossible dream Membership is open to you; At any rate, he still has Eli ByROYTlRNAGE ll miracles, he began to re Oh why did I fall to under And its lessons you can ex jah's manuscript which he is now St«nWrit«!r count examples. "A volcecameto stand'' tract. trying to publish. Most of the d»y, Harry C. me on Sunset Blvd.," he said. Why didst Thou allow me afar nates sits In his darkened apart *i lull I iim#" mnm^ « lann to roam Why not make it your ren- Elijah's scrlbblings make his ment, listening to news over the froi, ^ ^^ Away from Thy family and dezvoux retirement easier. He dreams —The New Age, H.C. Bates of fame and wealth. *It will sell radio At 88, he Is going blind. If? -i He is also ambigious about how for $4.50," he said. "I figure 'Being old and alooe,* he ei{ le ha> is 100 pages of plains, 'you can't get out m\ tT^gU^^y Interest. But I found the community ended. In one ver there will be $1.80 royalty per jlder, titled sion, he is the last one on the book. One quarter of a million But he Is trying to coc had told me to look for, Wertc ^Manuel. mountain. He pointed to the pic dollars! I will pay them (the project that could be a! 'book advertisement on the se- ired tant as the Dead Sea '^cond coming of Jesus and Elijah. ture of a cat on the gray, peeling person who advances the publish At least, to himself. EIijat^ia,Svbeen back. I wrot^aad wall and said that he should have er's fee) anything up to $10,000 killed it before he left the moun out of the royalties. * In recent weeks, told them s^ ^^""""""^ V^ tain so that it wouldn't have suf out the following c\ From^the farm, *'° •"•^ '•"^ For a lonely, old man living on he vertlsement In th< er an*' •*"»" ^ fered. In the other version, he $202 Social Security check in a prmal Times and Los accounting. about merely said, 'They found another run-down apartment, it is a very Kxamlner: "N typist." consoling idea. ises tfteI he^ lish book by P;-^et CUft^ Wj|l. rv'v ^nuel pay $10,000 f( Prophc one year....* he wasi The only respvise/ tflcej I with- 'He celved Is from a P prided rearth., who obviously ras rho dldn* ICOlj But he was glad tolttft to S^:e eduction." com- glt^P«^%g^ body. 'How much 'The reaafbn I and^me to, led on a got?» he a.sked Callfornlai •he 'was m: ^ftiSI \o County, .start from the beg; wife," tell hi fnty t^^ he remem- •You know that Presli what I doneT salary! not gathering Your toughest professor just caught you dying?" he querrled «It'« where ?ing (Elijah's) than he ls!» she SU] sedly in his bedroom with his daughter. Hates is a small, s lean go to veil. was the location He's grading your final exam right now. shouldered man with trem I^nt temple. 'It was Good luck. hands and eyes covered wit irhat years ago, the most taracts. His tongue like F •have /e building ever erect- zler the Sensuous Lion's knc said. 'It is one of the from the corner of his mout! it was Meeting places of the Christ but the effect is not comic. kWhen Callff chy. It was under the ocean •I was bom on a Pennsyl o have religious) rs. Now it is below farm," he said, "and went to y experiences. "Jes is one room school e right f^igf my The major feature of hiss, ak so drab apartment are came, shelves, packed wl e drdpA JAjlriUiQiM^triy brai 'Persooal M urged \^aTbVtart writing^ 'churc PG of M ental of his poems. The Prodig "rejittp'^y' More Wondei "My father \e New Age Church is now stallion when I was a a fact, remembered. "Nobody d near him, but one day I wei? Plan your wedding and petted him on the nose. 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INaUDING NEIL DUMOND, DIONNE In explaining, Sibelman said WARWKKE, SAMMY DAVIS JR., CTC. that Proposition 1 will cut state BURBANK STUDIO income taxes one-tenth of one WHY NOT HAVE THE DAVID TURNER percent over a 15 year period, or in dollars, approximately $30 ORCHESTRA PUT FOR YOUR NEXT AFFAIR? PATIO CAFE bdlion. Hardest hit by the loss FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: For complimentary Invitation of revenue would be educational MR. SCOTT and fMKial services. (213) 656-4365 call: Dorothy Engel, 346-7674 Silielman pointed out that the average taxpayer will not benefit from the tax cut. "Actually what will occur will be a tax shift, " he said. "With the cut back in state funding, County and city governments will have to raise property taxes u» bring in needed revenue." .Sibelman was the featured spejiker at a United Professors of California meeting, held Thursday in CSUN's cafeteria conference room. Sibriman criticized the use of a special election to put the measure before the public. "The g«>vernor is operating on the RC/I theory that the majority of XL-100 voters that will turn out will be color tv those 'l)etter off,' those in the F 0P HI F I •. T . S E R VIC r upper tax-brackets; people OP FOP QUAL;T>' EQUlP'v'ENT most likely to be in favor of the CALL >V3 V9.M tax measure." October 26, 1973 Northridge Daily Sundial I3SL MEDICAL CENTER MISS PAT COLLINS r^ THE HIP HYPNOTIST K CELEBRITY CLUB t103 aUHSET AT OOMIWY ThurMUy. Fri^y. S«hirdby Campus goes Hollywood No Cover will Slu^nl I.D. Cord, ThuretUy A Fri4oy .• • LASTS here. They have been here about Students do not directly or By ELLEN LUTWAK WEEKS DiNNEM* 275-4S96 ACES WELCOME/ StaffWriter ten times. Deem estimated, immediately benefit from the INOir ALSO AVAILABLI PON •AN0UIT9-VAUET PAMKIMO Lights. Camera. Action. including twice this month. gift. But he explained, "...if we SELF HYPNOSIS CLASSES Directors and stars. Extras and This sum is put in the CSUN didn't have this office, it would MON. TUES. WEt). EVENING make-up people. trust fund, incorporated in 1967 not exist to set up programs for Call For Information When the grounds and for the purpose of receiving the students." edifices of CSUN become the gifts given to the school. It is Fine people background scenery for the governed by a 15-member board Deem called the people from television program, "Medical of trustees, which ultimately "Medical Center," "fine Center," students experience a makes a decision about its people." "They are buying a little of the glamour of allocation. $150 table at the forthcoming Hollywood, but they directly Some of the board members Scholarship and Benefit Dinner, receive only some of the profits. are Julian Beck, superior court an event sponsored by the A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer judge; Ferdinand Mendenhall, President's Club and the production, "Medical Center" Valley News & Green Sheet department of development to with its star, Chad Everett, has publisher; and Arthur D. raise money for student OUR SANDWICHES ARE DELISH I • .We have fresh been filming the series at CSUN Aston, of the Valley Federal scholarships." juices and salads you won't believe. • An incredlMe drink calM a "•mooriiie" — It SIMM down cool. • An assort- for about a year and a half. Savings & Loan Assn. The crew pays a $15 license rT>ent of rrturKhies. • "Wo ctill iiavo riio biggort Mndwkk Previously, they shot at the As of now, money specifically processing fee and any other in town." from "Medical Center" has not costs incurred while working on University of Califomia, Los OPEN DAILY fof fo#d to 90 SATURDAY Angeles, but the trees there been used. Deem said. "A great campus. 10-10 787-9895 12-10 became too large to film around. deal of money is still residing in They also purchase $1 million The crew did not arbitrarily the fund." worth of public liability in 13230 BURRANIC, VAN NUYS invade the campus. To use the "A relatively nominal surance to cover the campus. Located across from Valley College Call us "O.C." campus facilities, like all other amount is used for the They employ and pay two ','- 'V^ ,;,'- rM •;:'- *v^ .; •- *Vr >; •- r.' ALsosna«cuui mom FIT. su MSOIT AND EQUIPMWT SNOW 11AM T09PM EVERVOAY Door* Open: Wwiingj - 6:00 p.m.; MotiftM - noon NOV. ]-3/l:iep.a. TKim AVAaAMI SANTA MONICA CIVIC AUDITORIUM For West: 483-8661 or 483-8789 9306 RESEDA BLVD. SKOAl MATINK ~ Saf. 2:30 p.m. Liberty and Mutuol Ticket Agencies AM Inmtt SMTI HMm4 (2 BLOCKS NORTH OF NORDHOFF) , COUPON Good until 11-2-73 Page 4 Northridge Daily Sundial October 26. 1973 All sides of Mid-East to be explored By REGINALD GAYLE The major theme of the article concerning the Arab activities Staff Writer centered around obtaining funds to aid the civilian families that Too many times in the past, the American public has been have either been disabled or displaced by the present conflict. coerced into adopting a position on a world crisis, based on an Whereas, in contrast, the opposing theme of the article in support emotional subjective nationalism, which is usually spearheaded by of Israel was to obtain funds to aid in purchasing war materials to the actions and words of govemment officials. One of the major facilitate the ability of the Israeli leadership in stepping up military rallying calls used to support the war effort has been "my country aggression. What should be the position of the American people? right or wrong." Expert opinion However, history has shown that the general public has rarely Thus far, we have been subjected to the opinions of "experts" been informed of the true consequences of a war. Involvement in a and "world leaders." But what is the position of the people native war became unquestionably linked with national survival, while the to the conflict? reasoning behind such an action was usually placed to the side. The leadership of the Palestinian liberation movement has Transformed reasoning explicitly maintained that their struggle is not against Jewish This sort of reasoning was somewhat transformed during the people but against "Zionism." struggle in Vietnam. We are all very much aware that the They state that they are willing to live in a multi-ethnic nation of demonstrations which took place in opposition to U.S. involvement peace with the Jewish people. Furthermore, they believe that the in Indo-China were unprecedented in the history of this nation. masses of Jewish people in Israel accept this position but are stifled People began to objectively analyze the conditions surrounding by the "Zionist leadership." Is this assertion true? Or is it another the war and take a position based on their conclusions developed attempt by so-called "Soviet-Arab propaganda" to discredit the from such an investigation. The American public began to make struggle of the Zionists for Israel? fuller use of the critical dimension of intelligent though|.^whi|;h r^ A . U.S. interests Professor Herber Marcuse, ia his book Oaa Dimaneioinal Man, Bo -- * '- wiiJi is the interest of thff United States in this conflict? Is it a articulately expressed had been destroyed in a "totalitarian jj^ie^ 8incai» »oral commitment of aiding ft^e "underdog" in keeping such as the United Stages." with the "True American spirit?" It is this dimension| the Tipresswn of tte objective crttjcarv^ I / ir^is nation champions"th^fcauie of Ihe "underdog" then why thought that flourished fend reai^ed fruitiod during the stfUggie in |/'|hasn't it lept suppffrt to the jmt strugglls of Black south African Vietnam, that I shoul(| like to l|i^pion. It ia this spirii Of in ' Imine workws in their fight agaiist the "e|rils" of apartheid? vestigation that we shofld try to.'|haintai]ti|and lise a$ a me&ns to \ Th«fe arfe nfluiy just struggles for |»ational liberation being adequately determine a i^sable position on the present crisis in the waged throughout the world similar toiiur own revolutionary war Middle East. ^ 'v .»«jQdkiJA£S!9l*Wte^.WJbyJA^^ our support? Or is the ^"ttrHump^^ mill •aiHlWWMWMMI^WilMnrr""!""" '' '" i.f:.-™M»"«w.MMMai itr-ti'iiiMiimwuamttg Dialogue wanted situation, as many intellectuals and liberation fighters contend, a The Third World Staff of the Sundial would like to invite a series struggle opposed to the interferrence of the United States in their of dialogues from the students of this campus on the question of the countries affairs? Middle East conflict. There are many questions that have surfaced Which ushers forth another question: is it true that the U.S. from this complex event; questions which must be answered if we interest in the Middle East is solely based upon huge oil reserves in are to get a clear and objective picture of the events that are Arab countries? currently transpiring in the Middle East. Extensive investigation needed What has happened to the struggle of the Palestinian people in Any extensive investigation of the conflict in the Middle East this latest conflict? Does the rest of the Arab world really have the would have to address itself to these questions and many more. The interest of the millions of displaced Palestinians at heart? answers may reveal information, that, to say the least, would be There are those who believe that the Jews have a valid claim to shocking to msot of us and unfold a far more complex struggle than Israel on the grounds that it was their home some 2,000 years ago simply the "Jews" against the Arabs. and has historically been their symbolic religious land. Is this a just As the constituent elements of a university, we have the skill, and valid claim? Lime, and available resources with which to engage in such an If so, then what of the Palestinian people who have lived there for extensive endeavor, and reveal some answers to these perplexing all these years suffering at the hands of oppression from such questions. regimes as the Turks, other Arab nations, and the British among On this note, as I have already mentioned, the Third World staff other Europeans? Do they have any claim to the land once con would like to invite dialogue in the form of submitting articles on sidered their home? the subject, in the spirit of critical intelligence that was demon Did peace exist before? strated during the anti-war movement of the Vietnam struggle. To what degree did Jews and Arabs live in peace prior to the Let us not fall prey to the dogmatism and irrationality of an outbreak of World War II and the mass emigration of European emotional, subjective nationalist stance. May we begin to look Jews to the Middle East? Is there any resolution to the conflict that beyond the rhetoric of an executive branch whose entire staff was is favorable to both the Palestinian and Jewish peoples? shuffled in light of criminal indictments. In the Los Angeles Times (Monday, October 15, 1973; Pt. I pg. An entire nation should not become partisan of a crime simply 3), there were several articles concerning various demonstrations because its President is under investigation concerning alledged throughout the Southland in support of either the Arabs or the involvement in a conspiracy to commit a crime. Zionists in the Middle East crisis. Let there be no more war crimes! Senator questions editor's motives To the editors: presented in those articles. decision of the students by I wonder how many of those beforehand concern of the On Oct. 24 Greg Waskul, co- When the issue of paying declaring it illegal, what voice signatures were well informed in future of the paper if the motion Sundial editor, decided to refute stipends to the Sundial editors did the students have? their decision. An unaware was not passed. my arguments concerning the came to the Senate after the Nowhere in this title, or in student is a perfect target for What did the editors plan on paying of stipends to the students had voted on it in the any other title presented to anyone with a good sympathy doing if they didn't get their Sundial editors. He cited past referendum, I felt someone declare the students decision story. I only raise this question way this time? In reply, Greg articles I had written. 1 still should speak out. If the Senate "illegal," does it state that the because where were these Waskul was very vague, saying hold strong by the facts I was going to disregard the students do not have the right concerned students when it that he could not say for sure. to decide to give stipends to the came to voting on the Would the editors boycott? editors or not. So, can we say referendum? Maybe it took Greg Waskul himself had told me personally that this was very possible. Is this not a pressure group? Greg Morrison, Senator from FEEOeACK School of Business, asked me at a later meeting (since he was that the students vote on this pressure from the 'Sundial absent when this issue was issue was illegal? I don't think special interest group " to force decided), "What happened to so. But it was disregarded. them into action. the Senate on this Sundial It takes a special interest Let us also realize that I do issue? The senators don't have group, the Sundial editors, and not speak alone in the Senate any guts!" hard work (they didn't have to concerning this issue. The vote put much time into the paper, was 10 for and 8 against giving W hat aid I have to gain in the since they decided to have a the pressure group, the Sundial, Sundial issue, aside from news-blackout during the days its pay. Peter Paul, Senator defending the students who they were collecting signatures) foom Social & Behavioral were strong enough to come out to even get 2,403 to sign a Sciences, who voted in favor of and vote on the issue. petition. the motion, expressed GARY WILLIAMS October 26, 1973 Northridge Daily Sundial Page 5 No on ' 1' motorcade See The The San Fernando Valley A/lagnificent Young Democrats will be Limitation Initiative, at 10 a.m. According to figures released r sponsoring a motorcade in on Saturday, November 3. by the Health Center only 12 G>llection of and support of the "No on Volunteers will assemble at patients utilized the extended • Proposition 1" forces on the assemblyman's district program this past month. briefly Sunday. office. 309 South Maclay Street, The procession will begin at San Fernando. MECHA drive NEGISTCRED DIAMOND RINGS I 10 a.m., and will assemble at the For more information, MECHA is sponsoring a Sailing race northwest corner of the contact Steve Afriat at 361- canned food, clothing and toy 1233. Engagement The CSUN sailing club will Topanga Plaza parking lot. drive, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 participate in San Diego State The motorcade will be headed Finance positions p.m. daily, starting Oct. 25 to University's 24-hour Regatta by San Fernando Valley Dec. 21 at Sierra Hall North and Applications are now this weekend. assemblyman Jim Keysor, 106-D. For further information, available for students in the The race will start at noon although other local lawmakers call Ruben Botello at 885-2606. School of Communication and Wedding Saturday and will finish at noon are expected to attend. Professional Studies (CAPS) for Sunday. Christian Science positions on the Associated The sailing club will try to The Christian Science Rings at Physical therapy Student Finance Committee. improve on its second place organization will hold its weekly The deadline for receipt of Applications may be obtained finish of last year on the testimony meeting at 7 a.m. applications for the professional in the A.S. office in A-5. For Mission Bay course. Tuesday in music 105. physical therapy program is further information contact i>. The sailing club is also JEWEUERS Dec. 1, 1973 for September Marty Friedman, senator from Senate openings holding its annual Halloween 1974. Applications are available the School of Communication 51 FASHION SQUARE party tonight. Information Applications for two in the physical therapy office. and Professional Studies. SHERMAN OAKS about the party or any of the Associated Student Senate vacancies, Senator from the (Af the I. Magnin Corner) club's events can be obtained in Health care 981-4650 872-2191 bungalow C-13. School of Education and Bankomericard, Master Precinct walk Health care is available for senator from the School of Fine Charge or American Express Assemblyman Jim Keysor "evening only" students Arts, are available in A-5. Science grants will be sponsoring a precinct between 5 and 8 p.m. in the Deadline for applications walk in opposition to satelite aid station, located in from graduate women in science Proposition 1, the Tax building O, on campus. for a $750 grant-in-aid will be BMaBMH«l0%OFF WITH COUPON' Feb. 1, 1974. The money is for Except on Sale Items) women in mathematical, physical or biological science "They do not love and is to be applied for a BIKE'S R us that do not show their love." research project or to course William Shakespeare work. 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FRIDAY APPROVED FOR VETERANS State. -Zip. JIM HEALY KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS, BOX 90, SYRACUSE, NY. 13201 P>ge 6 Northridge Dally Sundial October 26. 1973 AUTO INSURANCE! Rummaging profits aU DAYS, EYB., WEBCENDS 984-1799 The area beneath Sierra Hall through old textbooks and prices. Second-hand coats and FIRTH INSURANCE AGENCY Tower resembled a giant garage novels. jackets, priced between 50 cents sale or the campsite of a The university women's club and a couple of dollars, hung PIPES PAFE«$ PIPfS. PAPfi$PIP«, PAPiUJ. PIPiS. PAPERS, PIPES, PAPERS, caravan of gypsies. Several held their annual one-day from clothing racks. A white Hi VM BI/P/FLV ffCrO dozen persons picked through rummage sale on campus lace evening gown had been stacks of old clothing strewn Thursday, offering students a Ugged for $2. Plastic flower ilslanti across the tables and leafed variety of goods at dirt-cheap centerpieces, used toys, old (QUITAR a BASS LESSONS SaSO PER H HRl RECOROS-tAPCS vases, plastic dishware, lamp ^gS^m ^m GUITARS, MARSHALL AMPS bases, and other assorted ALL 5.91 LIST LPS $3" household items were scattered 10.98 LIST LPS $6*» across the tables. In the midst ALL I TRACK ft CASSETTES TAPES of the paraphernalia, a tray of LIST $6.96 $4 cookies and cupcakes were also (NOW A TICKET AGENCY) ___ -.|| Q offered for sale. 1034HRESEDABLVD-NORTHRIDGE 3o3-3/l3 The various items were PIPES, ^APEHS, PIPES, PAPERS, PIPES, PAPERS, PIPES, PAPERS, PIPES, PAPERS obtained "from the university's lost and found, donations from Speciof Oiscount to Students i Faculty the women's club, and people from the community," Tina Edwards, president of the club, iiRErn said. Suitable She added that Bullock's Sundial photo by Dale Brown department store also donated Wendy Eads rummages through the second-hand clothing in some damaged goods that they •RIDGISTONI search of something suitable at the university women's club had been unable to seU in their rummage sale. store. Proceeds of the sale go to different scholarship funds, to EXPERIMENTAL the international students attending CSUN, and tto the Northridge Archeological COLLEGE Research Center, according to mldielln Edwards. MEETING WORKSHOP, for time and Today place call 344-2187 or 981- Last year the club grossed GLOBE TIRE CO. LITERATURE, 1 p.m., Life 1800. $648, which was divided up among the different recipients. "Tin rw9 Sp9dAh" house. 'BICYCLING, 11 a.m., Dialogue MOST NATIONAL BRANDS! FOREIGN CAR&RAONG RETREADS FNSAKY SPEED WRITING, Center. Items not sold by the end of the day were given to the Head BRAKE & FRONT END SERVICEISHOCKABSORBERS 2 p.m., Sierra Hall South. 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Rock Plaza 254-9101 October 26, 1973 Noi>U)rldK« Daily Sundial Page 7 Lab Theater's 'li/iariqoUs' unforgettable presentation By FRANCES CHERMAN enable them to see how the StaffWriter effect of gamma rays on Last weekend the CSUN marigolds is symbolic of the Watergate woes told Laboratory Theater--an ex effect of life on the Hunsdorfer periment-oriented branch of the family. Drama Department-made its The one sore spot of on Frye's 'Fantasy' semester debut with an un production is in the stage forgettable presentation of Paul directions of director Donna If the Watergate Affair has Godfather to beg for help, a Zindel's "The Effect of Gamma Rothschild. Although the use of had any beneficial effects it is speech to the nation announcing Rays on Man-in-the-Moon the small Studio Theater is a the wealth of material provided the resignation of 1500 pubUc Marigolds." wise choice because it lends an for America's humorists. Of the servants, and a reluctant visit The powerful drama deals intimate atmosphere essential numerous albums produced on to the grand jury where Nixon thematically with the effects of to the audience's understanding Watergate the finest is im faces the withering examination varying exposures of a mother of and sympathy with pressionist David Frye's — of Perry Mason. The album and her two daughters to the "Marigolds," it does present "Richard Nixon: A Fantasy." traces in outrageous fashion Nixon in prison, where his dangerous "rays" of life; and problems in versatility and Frye has produced the most experiences include having a the plot is centered around the stage direction. biting satire since the late draft-evader as a cell mate, and allegorical experiment of the The problems in versatility Lenny Bruce. Although the performing a version of play's title. are cleverly overcome by the use album is ostensibly a fantasy "Folsom Prison Blues" to The character of Beatrice of lighting to black out one area the artist's obvious feeling of cheering convicts. Hunsdorfer--an optimist- and highlight another; and, contempt toward the current The finest moment of the turned-bitch from over- given its restrictions, the set state of political affairs is record is Frye's version of a exposure-is strikingly similar design deserves praise for its unmistakable. to that of Elizabeth Taylor's subtle contribution to the desperate Nixon's attempt to 'Martha " in "Who's Afraid of chaotic atmosphere of the play. The album is done in the style flee prison. Included is an Virginia Woolf?" Yet, even But director Rothschild of the Untouchables, with hommage to Lenny Bruce, and Miss Taylor might bow to Mary seems to have forgotten that in Frye's uncanny mimicry of pleading guards Hubert Anne Lombardi who gives the such a small theater, the action Walter Winchell providing the Humphrey and George difficult if not original role of running is noticeably mis narration. There is no mistaking McGovern begging to finish enough credible bitterness and placed. Thus, when Tillie runs the direction of the record from "prisoner" Nixon. The album sarcasm to move the audience through the "house," she it's beginning where Winchell concludes with Nixon's to tears of pity. dwarfs the tiny set and looms relates the events at the execution in the chair, with even Tillie Hunsdorfer, played by. larger-and-clumsier-than-life. Watergate on June 17, 1972. (ieorgie Jessell providing the Barbara Scott, is the sixteen- But all factors considered, the Added to the seven men eulogy. year-old painfully shy prodigy effect of "Gamma Rays" on the arrested is the fact that one "Richard Nixon: A Fantasy" who performs the marigold intimate garden of the Studio escaped and the panting voice on Buddah Records has been experiment. Brilliant scenes Theater audience makes ob of Richard Nixon imploring banned from every commercial taking place inside her mind vious the fact that the one- "Pat, lock the door." radio station in the nation afford the audience a glimpse of weekend run was not nearly The album is a devesting which is neither surprising or the brimming vitality and sufficient reward for the portrait of Nixon's fall from moral. curiosity which lurk behind the supremely successful efforts ol power. Included is a visit to the — Mike Reiner girl's awkward facade and those involved with the show. Dalton, Dubarri outshine headliners at Troubadour By RICHARD FREEMAN crowd-pleaser, "Ain't No pretentiousness of Diana Ross audience. Du Barri dedicated Pride), a certified soul-shouter, StaffWriter Mountain High Enough." or the irritating camp of Bette the evening's best tune to all and a subdued crooner. Rare is the situation where a Backed by drums, electric Midler. She's completely down fem libbers. Aptly entitled Dalton and DuBarri have the supporting act will outshine the bass, guitar and piano (nicely to earth and clearly loves every "Woman I Won't Love You In unusual ability (for a new band) headliners, but that is precisely played by Nat Adderly Jr.), the second of her involvement in the The Morning," the band kicked to produce a perfectly mixed the state of affairs at the two held the majority of the music that she writes. into an inspiring rebuttal to the sound, the elements of a sub Troubador this week. almost fanatical crowd in their Her partner, Nick Ashford, age-old demands for respect dued but enthusiastic drummer, Valerie Simpson and Nick hands. Miss Simpson is an joined Miss Simpson when he when "(he morning after" a prominent but not thudding Ashford are a songwriting team excellent vocalist and has discovered that he could sing, arrives. bass, an accurately miked and a mainstay at Motown, charismatic qualities as well as arrange and produce, During this song, the band acoustic piano; all combine to mainly because of the success reminiscient of the eariier days a decision open to question. managed to perfectly execute proouce a surprisingly that other artists have had with of Aretha Franklin, in terms of Ashford can be credited for his rock, blues, country and jazz, professional unit. These things the duo's compositions. They her ability to inspire the harmony with Miss Simpson giving each an accurate ren considered, Dalton and DuBarri hinted at some of these tunes on patented gospel audience and not for the two solos he dition and playing tightly. are now making an auspicious opening night, doing a medley rapport. performed with the lack-luster The vtK-als throughout the set debut at the Troubador and if consisting of "Let's Go Get Simpson is one of the few support he inspired from the were well integrated and the same show comes around Stoned," "Reach Out (And female vocalists who can emote band. featured Du Barri's versatility again, don't be surprised if Touch)" and the perennial believably, without the puffy But combined, Ashford and as a Black honky (ala Charley they're on top. Simpson are a convincing and entertaining reassurance that life remains in the Motown school of R&B. Opening the show was Dalton and Du Barri, a promising sextet featuring Dalton on guitars and vocals, Du Barri on vocals and any percussive instrument he can get his hands on. Backed superbly by drums, electric bass, piano, clavinet and electric guitar, this aggregation just plain shines on any given variety of styles, be it country, greasy funk or soulful shufflin'. Drawing some irate comment from some of the women in the Dalton, Dubarri Ashford, Simpson Sundial photos by Joe Hale Page 8 Northridge Daily Sundial October 26. 1973 FRI. & SAT. * ROSAUE SORREUS GUY CARAWAN By J. JOSEPH DENNETT amusement Coming: PETER LANG SUff Writer tertainment. HOOTNITE, NOV. 11. 1.00 . After making love to a soft Written a and sexy robot dancehall girl in Michael Cric lieEilfPS ^"^ "^'"^^ "''^"'^1 "Westworld," Richard Ben dromeda Si > ffl?Sir!L IMPORTID t DOimiSTlC T jamin turned to his friend and world" is th« « Mlb£ GUITARS t. BANJOS I said: "John, this place is really futuristic 1 ftin!" amusement And fun it was, in the purest $1,000 a day, sense of the word, with all the their fantasie excitement and anticipation of a There are UOOI roller coaster ride or a banana Delos to s split. Sat., Nov. 3 • 8:30 p.m. • Royce Hall tastes: W In the past, like the late 60's Medieval \ NARCISO YEPES, guitar and early 70's, people were relaxed mor exposed to reels upon reels of World. the creator of the social comment and "heavy The reasoi 10-string... messages" that reflected a pensive is th cultural awareness of life's each "worl plays works by J. S. problems. humanoids w Bach, Villa-Lobes, By doing so film grew and out people'! Granddos, Albeniz, de Falla.". . . gives a developed, but it strayed away sheriff, knigh hypnotic performance" from the original reason for its act and even (•New Vort Times) existence: to entertain. These compu $5.00, 4.25, 3.50, "Westworld" returns to these at ihe total 2.75 (students roots, brimming with diversion. customers. 2.00) the depression, a people in chaos, birth of the unions from "joe Hill" to "Smoke dels in Vour Ives" — suspense i 'Hireling^ suffers from thin plot Despite the fact that the plot tentative aristocratic voice. No see her, manufacturing every The climax oi the filrr Tne HI55IMO cnnrTEK was thin and the film lacked the one on stage, screen or excuse from saying his car near the end when Le action necessary to hold television can pretend to half as broke down near her home to pursues anothi-r line of a IH RHERICnH CIHCHfl audience interest, "The miserable as she can. feigning a need for money to vent his embittered f indcpendeni, social iS< polititai filins oi the keep his business. When she This is perhaps the best i Hireling" is almost worth Once home she employs the insists on supplying the latter the entire movie, the p l9.U)'s with coinnii^nlaiy hy Tom Brandon, seeing merely for its portrayal services of a chauffer and maintaining she is indebted to the other episodes lead pioneer film dislrihulor (Brandon Films) of p]ngland during the 1920s. A through her conversations with him for the hours he spent demonstrating what a fii Sunday.. Nov. 4 — two sliowiriKs. 6 & 8:30 p.m - Schoenberg Hall damp, green, highly civilized him becomes stronger and less listening to her problems he is Robert Shaw as L( WORKERS NtWSREEL NO. 12 PIE IN THE SKY country full of textures, sounds depressed. During their long AMERICA TODAY CHINA STRIKES BACK convinced she has feelings for really is. and smells heady to a native rides she even sits up in the THE FORD MASSACRE (Deatborii, III.) DEADLINE FOR ACTION Southern Californian, England him as well and it is only their Watching "The Hire! MILLIONS OF US MEN AND OUST front seat with the driver rather unequal positions within the not unlike taking a qu creates more excitement by its than in the back as is customary very existence than a group of class structure that separates throughout London in Sun., Nov 11 - 8:00 p iii - Royce Hall for her station during that time. actors playing non-character them. machine set at 1920, th< HEART OF SPAIN The obvious occurs. Led- One night returning from a of dress and manner wi NATIVE LAND, songs & narration by PAUL ROBESON parts. STRANGE CASE OF TOM MOONEY, mtro by THEODORE DREISER The plot revolves around a better, the chauffer, becomes party she hires his car and falls accurate. They were, in i more friendly toward her, even asleep on his shoulder on the most impressive part $2.50 (students 1.5U; wealthy lady who returns home protective and finally em- way home. Apparently this movie, the plot be Tickets ,il Ul.LA Cfiilr.il I K.kfl OMirp, CSO Westwood PUiya from an asylum after suffering a I A. OOO.M, .ill Mulij.il A»;,.ii(.ie-,. W.illich'-. Music Crty Liberty breakdown following the death passioned. While she becomes little gesture held more secondary. Agencies: .ilso .>t t)i>x ulluir mn; IKHII lielufe perlormance, i( .iw.ul.iblc. For into. B.'S ?9bA of her husband. Sarah Miles independent and involved with significance then than it does "The Hireling" is c plays her ever-famous role as her own friends she loses now, for he then made his move, playing at the Beverl UCUQI the weak-willed, vacant-eyed contact with him. He then takes claiming he had always been in Music Hall. woman/child with a faltering, whatever opportunity he can to love with her. He is rejected. -Tina( EUROPE BY CHARTEI IN JANUARY UouiARDjounson) Paris, France Cheapest Month Of All Flight #228 Trans Interna ) tional Airlines DC-8, Dec. 28, return Jon. 23. $275. 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Brolin are two businessmen who seems, is hokey only to those ritten and direct^ by choose to enact their cowboys- who don't allow their •iP-< • I I • I •^•^w^'— hael Crichton ("The An- and-Indians fantasies in imagination to go unchained. meda Strain"), "West- Western World. Things go well They take sci-fi too seriously, Id" is the tale of Delos, a as they get their rocks off then reject it when it appears iristic Disneyland-type shooting up robot gunslinger absurd next to their real world. alour isement park where, for Yul Brynner, who spends a "Westworld" has much more '00 a day, people can act out good part of his time getting intensity than "Andromeda," r fantasies...literally, blood all over the furniture. plus all the cinematic appeal of here are three divisions of (Damaged robots are repaired the first "Planet of the Apes," )s to satisfy everyone's and reactivated). only more close to home. NON-ELEamC COFFEE I les: Western World, Happily, the viewer enjoys Yet anyone who is foolish dieval World, and the the vicarious experience of the enough to single out the few GRINDERS ARE HERE! xed morality of Roman performers acting out fantasies technicalities in the plot's MYRIADS OF OLD FASHIONED rid. similar to our own, as well as mechanics (plus the lame in HAND COFFEE GRINDERS TO he reason Delos is so ex- the actual storyline. troduction) is missing the film's sive is that the citizens of Eventually malfunctions in purpose. Don't ask "how could GRIND YOUR COFFEE BEANS h "world" are realistic the robots cause the potential that happen?"--it happened, FRESH AT: lanoids who actually carry danger on which Delos thrives to accept, then sit back and enjoy. people's functions (eg. become realized. What was There is an element of man riff, knight)"they talk, look, initially a fun-and-games vs. machine, but that's not BARCLAYS and even bleed like humans. situation becomes a case of what the film is all about. It's t:0FFEF.TBA4?c$PICB SA se computerized robots are life or death, and Crichton for fun, and it really is just that. ihe total disposal of the molds this transformation very "Westworld" is playing city- WALNUT GROVE SHOPPING CENTER Lomers. convincingly. wide. TAMPA & NORDHOFF (near waterfalls) 885-7744 } in a sci-fi Disneyland BOY.HAVE WEGOTA VACATION FOR YOU... )t the film comes Mongo Santamaiia blends when Ledbetter r line of action to littered feelings, latin, Afro, Cuban music the best scene in .ie, the point all Mongo Santamaria and his excellent band their hit song "Watermelon Man" which closed odes lead up to entertained the Ash Grove audience opening the show nicely. what a fine actor night with a fine combination of Latin, Afro, and Preceding Mongo Santamaria was Zyton, a as Ledbetter Cuban music. mediocre group with no outstanding talent. Mongo Santamaria has a reputation as one of There was a definite strain in the way they The Hireling" is the finest Latin percussionists in the United played; a phony music which was forced. The ing a quick ride States. He is a master of the conga drum, his lack of stage presentation also contributed to mdon in a time performance proved that point. this awkwardness. 1920, the details Mongo's six jazz musicians accompanied him Zyton's music does not seem to fit the titles of nanner were that expertly creating a full perfect sound together. their songs. One was called "Topanga" and the were, in fact, the Halfway through the set Mongo introduced other was "Soft Morning" about Big Sur. Their ive part of the Coco, a South African singer, who added music seemed to be more of a new York City jazz plot becoming richness and fullness to the set. She danced music rather than something related to the quiet around the stage dressed in her native costume woods of Topanga or Big Sur. ng" is currently and sang in a strong, beautiful voice. 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Monte 448 6922 18 Years & Over Admitted AVENUE D(.wney 923 6781 UNCASTER ORIVE-IN 1 Lancaster 942 561!: (EAST of RESEDA BLVD.) ' AU rHl AIHtS K)K SHOWIlMI < Page 10 Northridge Dally Sundial October 26. 1973 ALBUM REVIEWS that it motivates you to make a disoriented. ground/No one's gonna' bring better tomorrow..." Adderly's new double has me down." Almost all of the songs, with enough good cuts to make the Wonder expounds on more the exceptions of "Visions" and confusion somewhat wor than his personal life style on "All in Love is Fair," have fast- thwhile. "Primativo," featuring this album. He criticizes moving tempos. This is about Yuseef Lateef, (flute) is an eerie hypocritical believers in "Jesus the only similarity that can be Turtle musical adventure which gives Children of America. " In "To found, however. Wonder in a definite primitive effect. "I'd High" he scoffs at the super troduces classical piano in "All ycT, Rather Drink Muddy Water" ficiality of a doper. The two cuts Those in Love." "Don't You Worry ire, featuring Ix)U Rawls (vocals) is most rich in social comment, Herbie Ma Bout a Thing," in contrast, 's. a great blues tune and Ad "Visions " and "Living for the dard in the features a Latin musical style. tosen derly's tenor sax on this one is City," ironically appear variables. W Wonder plays a wide array of fsually really wild. His sax riffs oc together. "Visions," on which by has got a n^ instruments on the album, rically, casionally blow loose like gusts Dean Parks plays an excellent it's called "Tur ranging from ARP synthesizer Se another of 70 m.p.h. winds. acoustic lead with back-up from Mann has b to drums. throughout the musta^BWo; gether into a —Tom Gorman electric guitarist David T. The cut "Everybody Needs a as a supreme floutist i\ stew." Walker, describes a Utopian Change" probably captures style that ranges from totally Result, with Adderly's Imervisions world. It is followed by "Living Wonder's current mood the progressive to mellow. His "new" album being no ex for the City," a very serious Stevie Wonder best. Temporary partial loss of creations have, for the most ception, one hears funk, blues, commentary on the evils of the Stevie Wonder's latest hearing and smell resulting part, been his own, such as bossa nova, West Coast cool, big city presented in a half- album, "Innervisions," is more from a recent car accident has "Memphis Underground" and ballads, movie themes, etc. in comical manner. After pointing than just a collection of songs — prompted him to plan a trip to "Push-Push." This newest either an arbitrary or out racial discrimination and air it's a personal account of how Africa. He plans to detail all of album is somewhat a departure mathematical manner. The pollution. Wonder closes the Wonder views the world. He his experiences there ^ a future from his usual style. listener, then, must adjust his song by saying: "I hope you incorporates his life philosophy album. — Rosalie McCordic Mann relies on other people's moods and tastes several times hear my voice of sorrow/And in the song "Higher Ground," songs in his "Turtle Bay" while trying to enjoy just one of which reads: "Gonna' keep on album. He does "Family Af the sides. After four sides Peppertree 3 Cinemas ONLY tryin'/'Till I reach my highest fair" is a way Sly and the though, one can become totally Sat. & Sun. All Seats $1.00 Family Stone wouldn't Before 2:30 p.m. recognize. His "Rainy Night in Georgia" is unlike Brook ATTEND OUR . ^ _ Benton's version in that Mann EARLY BIRD SHOWS $ 1 00 not only creates an empathy MON. THRU THURS. 6:30-7:00 I and mood but adds sweetness to ALL SEATS - ALL 12 CINEMAS • it with his flute. MAM NOT* IXCWTONS TO WIS KWICY MAY IXIST WITO CUTAlN MOGRAMf, Mann seems to improve in niASI CAU THIAWI lOR TOSMHI IXC»tl0N$ THAI MAY MOT UTtM M AO. each successive album, polishing and rounding out his NOW OPEN! Peppertree 3 Cinemas - brand of jazz with smoother ACRES OP FREE PARKING arrangements. "Turtle Bay" is Eoriy Bird Admission $ 1 from HII55 Kt'scdii lihd. Northridtic dedicated to this style of 6:15 to 6:45 Mon.-Thurs. onlv •At Dmonshlre 993-0211 mellowness. His flute has Early Bird Prices Do Not Apply On Certain Features. gotten cooler than some of his previous recordings, making the HEAVY TRAFFIC album easier to listen to. Some BLUME IN LOVE PAPER MOON LITTLE BIG MAN KILLING OF SISTER MAN CALLED HORSEj of the harshness is gone and 1 UP THE SANDBOX GEORGE OKLAHOMA CRUDE even when Mann gets a little flighty, the tone doesn't get DAY OF JACKAL SCALAWAG brassy or shrill. GRASSHOPPER "Turtle Bay" is not as rock- ^STONE KILLER CHARLOTT'S WEB oriented as previous albums, THE STONE KILLERS not quite as "jazzy" and much OKLAHOMA CRUDE CALL THEATRE more polished. It's a good FOR PROGRAM investment for jazz historians 3 HARRY IN POCKET 6 Northridge 4 Cinemas I and collectors because it represents a turning point in 194(11 Parthenia Mann's career—straight ahead. Just W est i)f 1 anipa 993-1711 — Pam Bumstine \ 1. 2 LET THE GOOD HEAVY TRAFFIC .•CM Fnends TIMES ROLL SUCH GOOD 1 Cannonball Adderly GODSPELL FRIENDS 1 In this day of re-releases, anthologies, milestones, best 3 4 of's, history of's, reevaluations, and "live at" albums, one LAST TANGO PARIS BLUME IN LOVE begins to wonder if some SUCH GOOD FRIENDS UP THE SANDBOX musicians ever do any recording any more. A current collection of Cannonball Adderly (a fine jazz saxophonist) re-releases is Americana 5 Cinemas - cleverly titled "Cannonball S7tMI \ an Nu\s Bl\(i. Panorama ( HN . Adderly and Friends." 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"There their own lunch. The student creasing invasion of multi- want single family homes or are many apartments near the storied apartments. multiple housing." school. There is a need for discount will be $3 instead of the general price of $5. The education services of the "There is always news in the multiple housing." Victor Gruen foundation will valley concerning streets being sponsor a day long symposium widened and buildings going on San Fernando Valley up," he added. "The valley was apartment highrises Saturday first an agricultural area and in speech-drama 121. multiple housing is new." The symposium, according to Grace Jacobs, its co-ordinator, Different changes [•* is being held because of According tx) Dr. Campbell Th/s group is distictive pressures brought by the changes in the valley are far superior the ever-changing valley. different than most other areas, fr The panel on the symposium and has a distiction of to any like it. will be composed many newly pressures. 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Directed by MARTIN SCORSESE Technicokx* g] ^^ 11:30 AM to 9:30 PM 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM Cin»r«»nfir«m-f— *—• • • ••"~^jy«'—" MlAEMMlEl _ ^^^ citHOOM THEATRE WESTWOOD VILLAGE I 477 MN7 NIVERSITY STEREI "Boia 171N77 OM HIH Btock ffom BuHcKk i WEEKDAYS 6:15, 8:15. 10:15 SAT. & SUN. 2:15. 4:15. 6:15, 8:15, 10:15 Page 14 Northridge Dally Sundial October 26. 1973 By JEFF YABLAN want to go to college, but went and talked him into coming to Last year the number one Steff Writer anyways because he was afraid Northridge. Smith now enjoys runner at CSUN was Jon Last Saturday at UC Santa of being drafted. He first at beating Long Beach whenever Southerland. This year Smith Barbara Carl Smith defeated tended Los Angeles City he runs against them. has been beaten twice by Eddie Your first the great Jim Ryun, along with College. In 1971 Smith went to the Granillo, but he isn't worried the entire UC Santa Barbara Because he moved out of Nationals, but fell. "Somebody Smith contends that he is the tampon team and the Santa Barbara state. Smith was not allowed to kept kicking me,'' recalls Smith. type of runner who comes along Athletic Association in cross compete his first year. Smith "I told him to stop but he in the middle of the season, country competition. In fact, did continue to run on his own didn't. The race was all bunched "like now." should Carl Smith finished second only and competed the following up, I fell, and a mass of people Some people may think he is to Dave Babiracki, the great year. step{)ed on me and jumped over crazy for running so much. be a runner from Birgham Young me. It was just a hard luck "Sometimes I'll be running University, running unat thing." along and I'll start thinking tached. Last year Smith was tenth in 'why am I doing this, I don't Kotex "I knew I could beat Ryun in the CCAA finals, but didn't have to do this.' But I have to cross country," said Smith. compete in the nationals do something. If I wasn't tampon, "We pulled him through to his because he developed a fatigue running I'd be getting in best time on that course. He fracture while running on trouble." cement downhill. A fatigue wasn't in his best shape In Las Vegan, Smith fracture is a bad case of shin though." developed a gambling urge. splints. Smith was not worried about "My school," said the "We will probably go to the Babiracki either. "I'm as tough psychology major, "sounded nationals this year," said as anybody for five or six like a casino with dice and cards Smith. The CSUN harriers are miles," said Smith. Babiracki flying everywhere. All you do now ranked fourth nationally. came in only ten seconds ahead there is gamble. I wouldn't go The 22-year old shy but of Smith. back there to live, there's confident senior trys to get in at Smith began his running nothing to do besides gamble. I least 16 miles of running a day. career in junior high school in don't like living in Southern He sometimes runs as much as Las Vegas where he lived with Califomia either. I don't like to 20. During the off-season he his grandparents. His junior stay in one place, I like to move only runs about ten miles a day. high P.E. teacher had time around. Otherwise, it gets During the season Smith trials in the mile, and Smith boring." came in second. After that he CaH Smith weighs from 138 to 140 pounds. continued to run throughout He then transferred to Long When he is not running he After graduation Smith junior and senior highs. Beach, but quit the team weighs 162 pounds. When he is would like to join an AAU team Smith contends that he was because of an argument he had just jogging he weighs 147 and compete in the 1976 not a good runner until his with the coach regarding pounds, which is his desired Olympics. junior year in high school. workouts. When Smith injured weight. Saturday Smith will compete "What really helped me," says his leg and couldn't run, the Of all the running he does in the Chapman invitational. Smith, "is that my high school coach called him a liar, and during track and cross country, "There will be a lot of com ^•'"•J •;':-: "a began in the ninth grade. The Smith quite the team. Smith's favorite is the steeple petition," said Smith. "I should school had no junior varsity Smith then decided to go to chase. "I only fell once," said be in the top two. I'll just try to team, so I began right away San Jose State, but coach the six foot tall Smith, "and I stay in the competition and be running varsity. Johnson of CSUN called him don't plan on falling again." tough." "I really became serious :'-:a'^ 'M. about running in the tenth or eleventh grade. When I was a s6nior I won all-city in cross country." 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White SUff Writer time in 1971. clocked 24:20 in 1972 for third. eji-^-^-ngp ^^^^ The powerful CSUN cross The CSUF Titans have won Oxy's All-American Joel country team will attempt to the annual competition the last Jameson nabbed fifth in 24:26. COMPLETE VOLKSWAGEN CAR SERVICE win the Chapman Invitational two years. In 1971, the Titans Oxy's Tigers have Pat Ken COiNPARf out LOW PRfCBIIff at Hart Park in Orange beat San Diego State, with UC nedy, Brad Kendigs, Bob A-1 VW SERVICE Saturday, with competition Riverside finishing third and GoUnick, Bob Kyrscko and 7957 Von Nvyt Hvd. 894-7075 getting underway at 11 a.m. CSUN placing fourth. Dave Askern. (Acfitt fwiii GM Fhwf) 785-39&7 Coach Chris Johnson said, Last year, the Matadors The Tigers tied Westmont, "This will be a big test for us. If snagged fifth place while two weeks ago, a team the Mats COUPON SAVEII we can beat Fullerton and Oxy, Fullerton won the meet. CSUF mauled earlier this year. 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CSUN travels but it really didn't do that badly last Saturday. to Flagstaff, Ariz., to tangle with Northern They sacked Reno quarterbacks five times, and Arizona University this Saturday. kept the score fairly close until a couple of trick A hoped-for early-season advantage of playing plays did them in. five of the first six games at home has been Towards the end of the game the tackling got wasted by the Mats, because they have lost four rather sloppy, but perhaps that was because the of those games and five overall. Also they^ are Northridge defense was tired of running back coming off theiriflgat em|?flrft?s'Ppr^^<^ ^^M tfl^SET^BeiitBe offense had been in- rout at the hirfms of the Univers a^%^)ij|^|lftJHtp^^tfep fighting>then your Reno, last IBaturday quarterbacks keep throwing the ball to .U^p other CSUN's major oily 75 possession of the UN dpfense The oppo ition k. passes, tei in the of^nsive So CSUK wiano dou hich meet a tealn yRIk can yards a gam»sJjirough the air, and just completions in its hrst six games. iNoiTfiern But just finding Jimmy Smith might be a Arizona (2-4) held Boise State (ranked second problem. The 5-5 Smith has gained 576 yards nationally in passing) to just 152 yards in their rushing and leads the Big Sky Conference in that loss last Saturday. category. It would help Northridge if they had a more NAU's quarterback is Dave Mendez, last productive running attack, because Northern year's national JC passing leader at Mesa Arizona is giving up 223 yards a game on the Community College and a second team All- ground. American. His leading receivers this year are But the Mats' best runner, Willie Hall, is still Rick Wilson (18 catches, 238 yards, two touch «: J»|lHll<|H»H bothered with a broken finger which kept him downs), and Rocky Loyce (15 for 244 and one out of the Reno game, and he is doubtful TC). Saturday. So is fullback Ed Wilson, who has a Last year Northern Arizona was responsible pulled groin muscle, and Brad Christman is for one of Northridge's many heartbreaking Another chance injured as well. losses, a 15-14 decision at Devonshire Downs. Such defeats are often tougher to accept than 48- Sundial photo by Michael Lushing So CSUN, which averages only 2.6 yards per 0 lickings, like the one CSUN got two years ago Matador quarterback Don Gray [17], who last week lost his rush and 133 rushing yards a contest, has moved at Flagstaff. starting job to Fred Grimes, will return to the helm of the Matador defensive back Greg Watson to running back for The way the Matadors have been going, it offense this Saturday at Northern Arizona. Gray has accounted for Saturday's game. The junior from Oakland, who isn't likely they will get revenge for either of nearly 1100 offensive yards this season, 926 of which have come also runs back kickoffs, has good speed, and those losses this week. through the air. Arizona-bound Sundial photo by Toni Kurman The Matador defense, which has surrendered an average of 34.5 points in each of its first six contests, will be put to the test again this Saturday when Northridge opens a two-game road trip against the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks. One man the Mats are counting on to help matters is defensive back Geoff Carter [30], whose two interceptions tie him for the team lead in that category.