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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1981 - 1985 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1983 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. NEW MEXICO ,, " - 1q83 ;~-~- ,· ' ~ "') # ...~. ~;;' f' jtJ v'· I t.. "" _,, ~· ~ ' ... ~-~ ~~~,...,., .,:;~ >t~'fC" y~~ Vol. 88 No. 63 Wednesday, ~ovember 16~1983 ..... ~· ..ci·"!'f- Rebel Blitz Lebanese Situation Intensifies BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - ists still in the Beddawi camp would fire" in the heart of east Beirut at Moslem mortars and rockets retreat "within hours" and stage a night, the radio said. blasted Christian east Beirut for the last stand with 5,000 comrades who Schools closed, sending students third day Tuesday and pounded a retreated with their mobile rocket home, and the radio of the right key mountain outpost in the worst launchers and guns to Tripoli's de wing Phalange militia that controls breach of the cease-fire in seven nsely populated neighborhoods. east Beirut warned residents to stay weeks, Police said at least four peo indoors. ple were killed. But Wafa, the pro-Arafat news agency in Cyprus, said the blitz was Prime Minister Chefik Wazzan, a United States F-14 Tomcats repulsed and Arafat's outnumbered Sunni Moslem, held an emergency streaked across the hills east of forces destroyed 14 tanks and cap meeting with Gemayel and appealed Beirut to locate the Moslem batteries tured 51 rebels, including the lead for an end to shelling of civilian after shells fell into the sea ''not far ers of two rebellious PLO factions. areas. "This kind of situation cannot from" 30 ships of the U.S. 6th Fleet prevail," he said. anchored I Vz miles offshore, Police in Beirut said at least four Lebanese security sources said. people were killed and 12 wounded The fighting was the worst in in the new attacks there. Three peo Beirut since a cease-fire Sept. 26 In the northern port. of Tripoli, ple were killed in shelling Sunday ended a civil war in the Shouf moun Palestinian rebels struck Yasser and Monday. tains. Wazzan warned the battles Arafat's last strongholds with tanks, could jeopardize progress made in artillery and rockets in a three-front Fifteen shells crashed into re recent national reconciliation talks onslaught that trapped tens of sidential areas in the morning, in in Geneva. thousands of civilians in deadly cluding Sin el Fil where President State-run Beirut radio said crossfire. Amin Gemayel has a home. He was Lebanese army positions at Khalde at the suburban Baabda palace at the on the coastal road south of Beirut . There were conflicting reports on time. were shelled and that artillery also the success of the blitz, which cap A shell also exploded on the steps pounded the army-held outpost of ped a 12-day rebel siege of the of the Palace of Justice and a rocket Souk el Gharb, eight miles southeast sprawling port and the decimation of hit a hospital in the Ashrafiye area, of the capital in· the Shouf moun the neighboring Beddawi refugee forcing doctors and nurses to evacu tains. camp- Arafat's last outpost in ate patients. The garrison 1 which repelled a Alexandria King Lebanon. Mortars landed on the Museum three-week Druze Moslem Peace Corps representatives Mike DeLongchamp {lelt} and State-run Beirut radio said the Sy crossing between the Christian and onslaught in September, is the Richard Sambrano are recruiting students for volunteers rian-backed rebels, opposed to Ara Moslem halves of the city and near army's last line of defense of Beirut. this week at their booth set up in the New Mexico Union. fat's rule of the Palestine Liberation Hotel Dieu hospital, where French It guards the main southeast Organization, captured land up to peacekeeping troops were patroll approach to Beirut and, if it fell, it the outskirtS of Tripoli "in quick ing, Beirpt radio said. would place the capital within the advances" an hour after dawn. Several cars hit by fire burned all gunsights of the Druze's heavy artil Help Is Here It also said the few Arafat loyal- day and shells also sparked a "huge lery. Mento.rs Can Give Inoculations Offered by Health Center By Steve Shoup
New Perspectives Now is the time to get inoculated against the flu before the weather By Holly Jaycox gets worse and the flu season hits in earnest, a nurse at the Student health Students can get a new perspective on Jife after college thanks to a Center says. · new program sponsored by the University of New Mexico Alumni Pat Manning, a nurse in the im Association Student Affairs Committee. munoldgy section of the center, said flu and other disease inoculations A group of UNM alumni from various colleges ate acting as mentors are available at the Student Health to interested students, Stephanie Stinnett, committee chairperson, Center,located on the University df said. New Mexico main campus. lndeula tions are available at the health cen Students may call the mentor in their area of study and get advice on terfrom8to ll:30a.m. and 1 to3:30 career plans and graduate study. Mentors will describe day-to-day p.m. weekdays September through tasks .in the students' chosen professions. February. The cost is $8 fQr students "We want to make college a more personal experience for stu and $9 for University employees. dents,'' Stinnett said. Persons getting the shots are re-. The student affairs committee consists of 16 alumni who range from quired to remain at the center for 20 '82 graduates to mentors in their 90s. Professions represented include minutes after administration so that • lawj engineering, architecture, nursing, and music. any allergic reaction can be treated. As the fine arts mentor, Stinnett says she tries to get students to ldok Manning said shots wiil be given at the practical side of a college education. She found herself with to prevent the A-Brazil, A• Philip- · degrees in music and music education but no knowledge of signing pines and B-Singapore strains of in· contracts, paying taxes for a business, and other things a professional fluenza. The strains are named after musiCian needed to know. the location where they were first Stinnett startedthe program this semester, and is trying to find more detected. mentors. She said that in Fine Arts alone separate liasons for theater "It changes every year," Man students and art students are needed because her experience is in ning said. "That's why ~e have to ~, music. The College of Arts and Sciences needs more mentors due to its give shots every year.'' 1'1 many departments. Stinnett said her biggest problem has been· letting students know Manning emphasized people with about the program. The committee sent letters to the faculty, and gave heart or lung disease, those who are Busineh student Richard Castillo receives his innotulation diabetic or elderly should definitely some. to parents. on Patents Day; but the response has been slow. from Student Health Nurse Pat Manning. "How do you reach students on a campus of this size?'' Stinnett be inpculated. These people are "high risk" and are more suscepti asked. • 'We can't call all the students. They have to take the injtiative ble to complications from the flu, supply may be suspect" should be and call us." The committee wants to know what students think about UNM so she said. inoculated agairtst hepatitis, yellow INSIDE that it cart make improvements through the Alumni Association. With College students, who often do fever and typhoid, Manning said. out student feedback, alumni cannot know what is wrong, Stinnett not eat properly or get enough rest, Anyone planning to travel to Mexico VET REMEMBERS: over Christmas· break should get a are also good candidates for the flu See Page 3 said. typhoid medication now as the ino• "We really want the students to know the mentors are approach shot, Manning said. able," Stinnett added. "We want to aetas big brothers or big sisters, culation involves two shots a month JAZZ JOURNEY: The center also offers shots for apart·. not as advisers." other diseases such as yellow fever, See Page 6 To get the name and number of a mentor in your field, call the typhoid, tetanus/dipthetia, hepati Regular clinic hours at ihe center Alumni Association at 277-5808. tis, .measles and mumps, Manning ate 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The emergency SUPER SIGNEE: said. People traveling to Mexico or clinic is open 24 hours a day, seven See Page 7 "any pla.ce where.the water or food days a week.. Wire Report United Press International Veteran Remembers Vietnam By George E. Gorospe world do not draw the line some where it will be too late to fight back, Despite undergoing six-~nd-a "The Americans in the POW Second Batch of Cruise Missiles Arrive half years of confinement in a 7 foot camps in North Vietnam thought .INC. by7 foot cell, constant be11tings, tor that ihe bombing of Hanoi and other ture to the point of breaking and con major cities io the north would end P 0. Box. 526 • 15-01 B San PedrQ~N.E.. • Albuquerque.NM87l03 • LONDON ~Giant American arriving after they blockaded the House of Commons Tuesday night Kave your transport planes apparently c;mying main gate in a chanting, singing de in London. A spokesman for Scot stant psychological harassment, Lt. the war, but when .the bombing stop a second batch of cruise missiles and monstration. land Yard said the protesters were j: Col. Martin "Marty" Neueos has ped in 1968, we were absolutely dis • Reports • Dissertations • Term Papers possibly nuclear warheads landed As they stopped traffic, a U, S. arrested under an !8391aw tbat pro no regrets about serving his country appointed. We had them (the North • Theses • Resumes Tuesday at an air base west of Lon C-5a Galaxv and a C-141 Starlifter hibits demonstrations within one li in Vietnam. Vietnamese) on their knees, because Typed professionally and econom1callyby Albuquerque's. lead· don, sparking protest$ and at least landed on a runway guarded by par~ mile of parliament when it is in ses Neuens, who was captured when just before the bombing stopped lng word processing service bu,rea.u 425 arrestS io separate demonstra troopers and a vehicle-mounted gun. sion. l his F-105 fighter-bomber was shot they parked what trucks they had left, -For- tions. Reporters at the scene said six or \ dOwn over North Vietnam on a mis close to our camp because they knew sion in August, 1966, was on the the Americans wouldn't bomb Fast Turnaround In another outburst, demonstra eight long crates were wheeled to Defense Secretary Michael t tors sprayed red paint in the British Heseltine, who announced Mon, ·r University of New Mexico campus them, and the guards were not shoot Lt. Col. Martin Neuens ward the missile storage silos and I Left and Righ~ Justi.fica~!on defense minister's face and threw other cylinders, thought 10 be the day's arrival of the first cruise mi~ Tuesday as part of a week-long ing at the planes because they were we hav.e to draw the line some -eall Camera P.eady Copy eggs at him. warheads, also were unloaded from siles, was sprayed with red paint py \ PQW/MIA Awareness Week spon short oo ammunition. In general, where, but that doesn't mean we aea~a«a Reasonable Rates Some 125 women were arrested at the planes. an antinuclear demonstrator at Man sored by the Amold Air Society and their morale was really lousy. Be neccessarily have to send (roops in. I 10,.. STUDE:Ift DIBCO'Olf'l' Satisfaction Guaranteed Greenharn Common air hase west of Police also arrestee\ some 300 chester University in northern Eng Angel Flight. cause the bombing stopped, it meant have mixed emotions about Latin LDndon where the missiles were anti-nuclear protesters outside the land. ''I think what we were fighting that we had to stay there longer," America, since many of the places for in Vietnam is a lot better than Neuens said." the Communists have gone just ha, what they have now, but I think the Comparing Vietnam to current ven't worked out for them, like in the war could and should have been U.S. intervention in different parts Egypt. One day they were there and approached differently, because it of the world, Neuens .said that the the next they were gone," Neuens #SUB CINEM,-\ PRESENTS:# Legendary Con Man Estes Leaves Prison was like fighting with one ann tied United States was acting correctly in said. "Drawing the line in Viet behind our backs. It should have trying to prevent the spread of the nam was difficult because it was so Kelly's Heroes Th• Pom-Pom Glrls BIG SPRING. Texas "I've got no ambition to build consult with lawyers on any fu been fougl)t with one aim in mind, Communists, but he said that milit far away, and because it was a poli N"". 17 Legendary con man Billie Sol an empire again," Estes told re, ture business deals and that he and that would have been to go in ary intervention was not always the tical war with inconsistent policies:' Hov. 16 -... -~~~~d~ -:1.: ;:~ GRAHAM CENTRAL STATION ~~ .-.::~,ro-o.,...... ,~:~Kon~~,...,.?"" ~~ ..... ~ .. ,.~ ....~ ... -;".,;"'Q:; :-:::. Estes, whose paper empire col porters. "I'm not a man that's would shun his past habits of >7.;> ~,-,.r~:t'.:!::Y.ti·~ -~,.. <;>.1;>'..,.....~~.,_,.~~:-;r~·~ early and decisively," said Neuens, solution. "A lot of people have looked at ~ -~ ~-.., ~~ J; 't?',.., ~ ~3 _,.-~ ~ .....,..,.,..~.P~,-::rc:~-.::·~ lapsed 20 years ago, stepped out bitter at anybody. I done the claiming someone else's inven ~~-..,~ Neuens said that although the va "We cannot let the Communists Vietnam and formed a lot of diffe of prison for a second time Tues crime ... I walked alone." tory as his own. rious Communist countries are not pump arms into Latin America ~ rent opinions about it, and with all dav, walkine: down a line of some Estes, 58, checked into a Asked Tuesday about his cur united, their goal is to dominate the funneled through Cuba ~ unless · those different opinions, someone 100 prisoners who knelt and Salvation Anny halfway bouse rent financial situation, Estes world, and if the people of the free we want to do the same thing, and has to be wrong," Neuens said. prayed for him. 100 miles away in Abilene, pointed to his five grandchildren Estes said he had known the where he will live until be starts and asked how anyone could be prisoners for years and that he parole on Dec. 15 for his 1979 lieve he was broke. He said gov \\as leaving behind a part.ofhim conviction for fraud and income ernment records showed him National Search self with his prison friends. tax evasion on some $10 million. having few assets. "They have been real good to He served four years of a I 0-year About 100 prisoners fanned a me,'· Estes said as he walked sentence. line, knelt and prayed on his be Women Studies To Seek Coordinator out. Some inmates had offered He was paroled in 1971 on his half as he walked out toward the him financial .assistance, he said. first fraud conviction and told not prison headquarters where his By Kathy Knudsen But the assistant director postion, discontinued when Estes' 5250 million personal to .engage in any "promotional wife, Patsy, his eldest daughter, Bannan became acting director, may not be reinstated fortune - and close associa activities.'' He was still on parole Pam Estes, and five grandchil A national search for a new University of New Mex because of budget cuts. If not, Bannan said she doesn't tions with Texas' leading politi when he was convicted in 1979. dren were waiting for him. ico women studies director will soon begin, but acting know at this time what she will do. cians including the late President Estes' 1979 conviction was for His other three 'daughters and director Helen Bannan said she will not apply for the Associate Provost Joel Jones said the new director will be hired next fall,' 'assuming the budget is halfway Lyndon Johnson ~ fell apart in a scheme involving the leasing of one son were not at the prison, job. 1963 when he was convicted of non-existent oil field equipment but all except one daughter live in "It's a difficult job in many ways, in terms of dealing decent.'' swindling millions of dollars cleaners. A total of 22 charges Abilene, Miss Estes operates a with the various constituencies of women studies,'' said "The preference of the Women Studies Committee is Shenandoah from West Texas banks by using were filed against Estes and real estate company there and Bannan. "The Women Studies Advisory Board and the to find someone who has academic experience and Nov.20 credentials that would enable him or her to have a tenure • non-existent fertilizer tanks as Abilene businessman Raymond employs her mother. Women Studies Committee have to make all the deci _,...... ~ r.n lr ""'l"" "'<:r .co:: i:QQt,O = r..---.... ,.._, ..,~,. _ __.. =--':~ sions for the program. It's very time consuming and track appointment in a traditional department, in addi 'f-::>""'~'P'O!"=.-- ::.;.,..;~r.... ~ collateraL Horton, but most charges were Estes said he now planned to and his • ... ~ ~f:.r;~.-.-:rVital Information honors of women studies. She held that position for one "The committee believes if the person directing year, following six years as an assistant professor of women studies has a regular faculty appointment, she's Sunday Nov. 20 American Studies at UNM. going to have more credibility with the deans, depart Tickets only $4 "1 think I would be very useful (as assistant director) ment chairs and other faculty committees when she's in the SUB in helping the new coordinator adjust to her job," said trying to negotiate for new courses or anything else,'' (Also available at Giant Ticket Outlets and the Station) Bannan. "I'm trying now to clarify the decision Jones explained. making processes within the program so that the coordi He said a national search committee will be fanned nator, whoever we hire, will have a clearer idea of what after his office receives feedback from the department Here's time~ news decisions she can make on her own." queries. about long distance Sixties' Personality Davis To Lecture TRAILWAYS By George E. Gorospe issues ofracism and political repres and Class, received national public rate periods. sion in American society. ity in the early 1970s based on her contention that she had the right to Angela Davis, author and mcm, "We just got information that INTRODUCES teach at the University of Califorina Suppose you begin a fifteen minute, out-of·state ber of the Central Committee of the Angela Davis was available for at Los Angeles regardless of her long distance call at 10:58 p.m. on Monday. You'll Communist Party USA, will visit speaking engagements around the the University of New Mexico cam, political affiliation. THE INCREDIBLE country, and we thought that she talk for two minutes during the 40% 5-U p.m. pus today to speak before the UNM would be a good speaker,' ' said Don A reception sponsored by the evening discount period. And thirteen minutes in Student Bar Association in Room Martinez, a member of the Student the following 60% 1l p.m.-8 a.m. night discount 2401 at the UNM Law School at 3 UNM Black Student Union and the Bar Association's Speakers Com Women Studies Program will be period.* p.m. mittee. Oo behalf of the National held for Davis at the Afro-American In the past, you would have paid the earlier Alliance Against Racist and Politic• Davis, who has recently had pub Studies office on the main campus 40% discount rate for the entire call. But that's a! Repression, she will speak on the lished a book entitled Women, Race, beginning at 2:15p.m. changed. 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i' • I' Page(), New Mexico Daily Lobo, November 16, 1983 r l Page 7, New Mexico Daily Lobo, Novernbcr 16, 1983 ·100% hand-crafted cotton futons Arts Sports Bnght Future Futon Company .... ·, a cOIIagcdnd\llllry • i, • 2424 Gnrf!e!d Avenue SE • AllH.Jquerque, NM B7106 L:.,..:C,.:. (505)268-973R Musician Takes Jazz Journey Brooks Chooses· New Mexico 7th By Eric Maddy Anniversary By Lydia Piper the drums when he. was in the fomth Vital information has a broa(!er .through for our program. perspective than many jazz bands chance to do that at New Mexico," grade, studying under drummer Bill Shawn Brooks, a 6-foot-W2, 215- "If you want the two reasons that because, Smith said, eac~ member Brooks said. "You know Las Vegas Being associated with names like Flanagan and later Vince Gannon. It pound center at Verbum Dei High Shawn Brooks signed with us, it was Sale Student AI Di Meola, Jean Luc Panty, Miles has also played rock mus1c. and their style ofplay. They always was during this time he met most of School in Los Angeles, Calif., has because our (current) players did a Vital Information began its tour at have a lot of people.! didn't want to go Davis and Billy Cobham may mean the members of Vital Information. signed a national letter of intent to play great job with him and he has. a very, little to rock 'n' roll fans, but it car the beginning of October. only one and sit someplace.'' Nov. 16- Dec. 3 In 1972 Smith entered the Berklee basketball at the University of New very good rapport with Gary Colson,'' Directories ries a lot of credibility in the jazz College of Music .in Boston,. of month after Smith finished an eight Mexico. Brooks is the third player inked by Duncan said. "He gol a]oog with our *on purchases up to $7.00 ...... Save 10% UNM during the early signing period world. These artists have a reputa which some of the V ltallnfonnauon month tour with Journey. Smith said Brooks is rated among the top 30 big players very well." $7.00 to $15.00 ...... Save 15% tion of ~urrounding themselves with being on the road that much is hard created last year. Loeffel, a .seven-foot members, as well as Di Meola, arc me!! in high school by the B.C. Seout Brooks was one of three recruits the best musicians in business. but he believes it is necessary. center and Bob Arnold, a 6-foot-7 for $15.00 and up ••••••••••••••••••••• Save 20% Now Available! the alumni. While in college, Smith i!lg Service, as is Robert Loeffel, who who visited New Mexico last week Albuquerque will have a chance played with Brown, Stern, Landers "It's worth it because Ifeellikc I ward, signed last week. signed with the Lobos last week. and saw UNM beat the Converse All Get yours at the Information Center in the SUB to sec four such musicians Sunday at and Wilczewski in a band called Not really need to do this music and I Verbum Dei, ranked fourth Stars 99-88. UNM coaches arc still hoping to get Chamisa Book Shop Graham Central Station by way of need to promote the record," he ex commitments from some additional or at the UNM Bookstore. FREE with your Stu Bad for White Boys, but said the nationally this season, has turned out Duncan downplayed any role he Steve Smith's new jazz group Vital plained. "If I didn't do this tour, no players before the early signing period 1602 Central SE current band is much more advanced several top college and pro players in might have had in signing Brooks. dent I.D. Card. Information. one would know about the music. ends today. and progressive in its music. the past. Graduates from Verbum Dei "Everybody worked on it," be said. 2 blks. West University Blvd. And I'm serious about developing a Vital Infonnation is a collabora include David Greenwood, Roy "He didn't come to New Mexico to tion of Smitl1, Tim Landers, Dave following, touring and making a re 243-31.00 Academic Calendar, Athletic Schedules, Cultural Hamilton and Kenny Fields, all of play for me, he came to play for Gary Wilczewski, Dean Brown, Eef Al cord every year. There's just no whom starred for UCLA. Verbum Dei Colson." Smith Named Open 12:30 to 4:30 Mon - Sat Activity Schedules, Campus Maps, Emergency bers and, on the album, Mike Stern. other way to do it. finished last year with a 26-5 record But Brooks, contarted last night in *When you mention this ad Numbers, Department & Division Numbers, Each has an extensive background in "I'm not so interested in appeal and lost in the semifinals of the state Los Angeles, said Duncan played a Lobo Captain jazz, fusion and rock, having played AAAA playoffs. plus a Cross Listing of all students at U.N.M. ing to Journey fans,:· Smith co~ role in getting him to sign with UNM. with some of the world's finest rock tinued. "I think there IS a large audi UNM coaches first saw Brooks last "The coaching staff really works University of New Mexico head and jazz artists. ence already listening to music in summer at an Amateur Athletic Union together and you can see it," said basketball coach Gary Colson has Supplies limited ... Call Student Activities at 277- The group was fanned to provide this Gazz) vein. It's the same people tournament in Las Vegas which Brooks. "I chose New Mexico be announced that senior Phil Smith Smith, who is the drummer for the 4706 for more information. I played for when I was with Jean Brooks' team, L.A. Valley, won. cause I was overdue for a change, and will be the Lobos' captain for the rock group Journey, and the other Brooks was the leading rebounder in coming season. GOVERNMENT Luc Panty, the same people who go when I came on my visit I liked the band members with an outlet to ex that tournamenl. see Pat Metheny or Weather Re school and met a lot of nice people. The 5-foot-10, 175-pound guard plore their rnu~ical i~terests .. Th~ re port." "I saw him play in the Las Vegas That's the kim! of people I want to be from Long Island City, N.Y., was sult thus far IS an Impressive Jazz tournament and came back raving ab Another aspect of Vital InfornJa armmd. H selected by the UNM coaches. album, Viral Information. out him," said UNM head coach Gary CAREER DAY tion that appeals to Smith is having Brooks, who averaged 16 points "Phil has been our leader in ac "With this band I'm trying to cre on't Be A Turkey! the final say in the direction of the Colson. "I thought he was the most and 10 rebounds per game as a high tion for sometime and we feel he ate some music that lends all of my music. Although, as band leader and valuable player." school junior last season, chose New needs to get the recognition," said Be a Plasma Donor elements to it," said Smith in a re Thursday, November 17 producer, he was under pressure, Assistant coach Scott Duncan, who Mexico over Nevada-Las Vegas, Ari Colson. "T expect the leadership · at Yale Blood Plasma Inc. cent phone interview. "It's some Steve Smith Smith said .he is happy with the Colson credited with having a major ZO!la and Purdue. "I wanted to go to a bestowed upon him will bring out thing that I want to do and I want to 9:00am - 4:00pm HELP!! The children of the Smith said he believes he would album and has plans to make another role in landing Brooks, said that the place where I could come in and play the best in everybody. If everybody All faiths Receiving Home be involved with that represents signing "is dcfinilely a major break- right away, and I think l will have a on the team works as hard as Phil, me.'' not have come this far in the music as soon as the tour is over. Sub Ballroom world had it not been for his educa we should have a good season." Smith stressed that Vitallnfonna "We're doing this because we tion and understanding of the basic Federal, State, and Local Agency tio.n is not related to Journey in any want to play great music and contri foundations of jazz. t}f;~ way other than his involvement in bute to the state of the art,'' he said. Representatives. "Our music isn't something that the band. "That's a part of my back "We want to grow as musicians." Butler Wins WAC Award Who's hiring? ~------~-·-·-1 is a derivative of fusion, which ...... ground but I've done a lot of other University .of New Mexico line Daily Lobo What are they looking tor? New Donors started out about 10 or 11 years ago Smith would also like to start pro Western Athletic Conference defen things like playing with Jean Luc. backer Gary Butler, who made nine when jazz. musicians like John ducing other musicians, including sive player of the week. Display Ads How can YOU get In? That's important in representing the solo tackles, four quarterback sacks on your First Donation Only. McLaughlin and Chick Co_rca jazz and rock artists. He created a music.'' for -49 yards, assisted ali two tackles Get Results Drop by and get the answers to these $5.00 Limit One Per New Donor started putting elements of rock mto new division of Journey's company Butler also won the award earlier 131 Marron Hall and broke up one pass in UNM's win and many other questions. The background. of the other their music," Smith explained. Nightmare Inc., called Jazz Artists this year after UNM's 30-10 win 2n-S6ss Hours Between 12:30-3:30 PM overTcxas-El Paso, has been named Bonus members, Smith said, is important ''There are a lot of bands around that Services, which has promoted Vital over Texas Tech. Sponsored By as well. He added that people will are outgrowths of that fusion, and Information's album and tour. If UNM CAREER PlANNING & PlACEMENT ------·-· get a better understanding and point their backgrounds only go as far as things go well, Smith said he wants Old Donors of reference of what the music is the fusion bands. Our backgrounds the division to branch out and start " about if they think of the collective are closer to the original fusion play managing other jazz artists. ij for your contribution towards . . • EXAMINATIONS $1 00 credits of each of the members. ers and go all the way back to the Although Smith has had the taste ! • the Childrens Home. When you bnng th1s Like the other members in the traditional jazz standards of playing of freedom in being the leader of a • CONTACT LENSES co. upon on any single donation per week group, Smith has been involved with tunes with a lot of chord changes and band, he doesn't think it will cause • EYEGLASSES 8 on us 1 per week one fonn of music or another for being thoroughly educated in what · any problems when be returns to re ...... ,_,_,_, ___ ...... _,_,_,. almost 20 years. He began playing we are doing." cord with Journey. Offer expires 11-30-83 EYE DOCTOR LEISURE SERVICES SCOREBOARD Vale Blood Plasma, Inc. Museum To Display Mayan Artifacts , SERVICE Room 230, Johnson Gym Phone 277-5151 122 Yale SE 266-5729 "Open· Saturdays" By Carolyn Galyen Barnett The remainder of the $1,200,000 exhibit expenses will GETAWA\'/SPECIAL EVENTS come from the state of New Mexico, the National En MEN'S TOP 8 5'10" Call and Turkey Trot & OVER BASKETBALL POLL An exhibit whose size and scope will rival or exceed dowment for the Arts, the Albuquerque Museum Asso 265-3828 L SWAT 5. lambda Chi "A" the fabulous Tutankhamen (King Tut) exhibit is coming Compare Saturday, November 19, 1983 ciation, private grants and proceeds from the exhibit. Get ready lor Thanksgiving--enter the· 7th Annual 2. Ripcity 6. OZ's to Albuquerque. 3. UNLV 7. BAMF'S The exhibit will consist of 250 to 300 pieces of Our Prices Turkey Trot on Saturday, November 19! The three The most comprehensive Mayan exhibit ever pre 4304 LOMAS, NE mile run will begin at 10:00 a.m. at the UNM North Golf 4. Sigma Chi "A" 8. Thriller sented will make its national debut at the. Amcr!can Mayan art and objects found in Sout~ America a~d Lomas Blvd. at Washington Course. T-shirts will given to the first 300 people who Museum of Natural History in New York m Apnl of dating from about 2000 B.C. to the Spamsh Conquest m CloMto UNM enter, and over 66 prizes will be awarded, including MEN'S TOP 8 5'10" & UNDER the 16th Century. "A" TEAM BASKETBALL POLL 1985. The exhibit will then go to Toronto, Chicago, turkeys whith will be given to the first place finishers in 1. Jukebox Heroes 5; Flying High Dallas Los Angeles and finally the Albuquerq~e In addition to the relics, the exhibit wlll also include each age. category. The run is sponsored by UNM Lei 2. Bad Company 6. Sea Anchors Museu:n where it will make its last U.S. stop late m scale models of temples, drawings of reconstructed sure Services and Lite Beer from Miller. Register in the 3. Scrappy Doo 7. Katie's Heroes Leisure Services Office, Room 230 in Johnson Gym by 4. Classics 8. Hotheads 1986...... ' cities and photographic murals. Friday, November 18 at 5:00 p.m. There is a $4.00 A $200,000 appropriation was passed at last we~~ s The exhibit .is expected to draw from 50,000 io more entry fee, $5.00 the day of the run. Come chase the MEN'S TOP 4 5' 10" & UNDER City Council meeting to help finance the Mayan exhibit. than 100,000 viewers. turkey. "B" TEAM BASKETBALL POLL 1. Joust 3. Amazing Aardvarks 2. Magicians 4. Kappa Sixers
r------1 ****·************* WOMEN'S TOP 4 5' 10'' & UNDER 1 LET US CATER I +: BASKETBALL POLL Tai Chi, t Danc;e for Heart l. GGT 3. Outlaws Kung Fu I YOUR NEXT PARTY I t STOP Saturday, November 19, 1983 2. Outside Chance 4. Alpha Chi Omega Get a great workout and sample various exercise SMOKING programs from Albuquerque at the third city-wide Friday, November 18th Martial Arts I It Dance lor Heart on Saturday, November 19. The dance SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 ~-- ast~ans ~nnqra 1 t marathon will be held in Johnson Gym main arena 8:00PM Supplies I I +: In one medical Johnson Gym will be dosed lor open recreation at 5:00 Kiva Auditorium 1 specializing in 1 +: treatment. from 10:00 a.m. • 4:30 p.m. All proceeds will be don p.m. on Wednesday, November 23 and will remain &Books 1 German food, party trays, 1 of( ated to the American Heart Association. FQr more closed for the duration of the Thanksgiving holidays Nicotine withdrawal information, please contact the Leisure Services 1 delicious homemade pastries 1 +: Office, 271-5151. (November 24-27). Johnson Pool will be closed for 3015 Central N.E. 1 1218 San Mateo 1 +: program ' open recreation from Wednesday, November 23 Albuquerque, N.M, through Sunday, November 27. 268·2939 ')' Nm To Lobo Theater I 268·0710 I t leisure Services wishes everyone a happy, safe and ARLO Call 268· 7023 I I prosperous Thanksgiving holiday. GUTHRIE 'L-~-~--~------~---.J Outlaws, good luck and go get 'em in Texas! Tuesday, December 6th Free 8 oz. glass of 8:00PM ~---~------~---~------Popejoy Hall T1ckels lor Arlo Guthrie ava1lable al PopeJOY Hall I FRESH SQUEEZED I Bo< Office as well as au Grant Trckel Outlets The General Stores rn Albuquerque and Sanla Fe Record aar rn Coronado Ccnlm I ORANGE JUICE I The New Wild West Musrc he said: What can I do? with purchase of breakfast or hamburger S U B Box Oftrce at UNM 1 I and in Taos al Que Pasa I ($1.30 or more) with coupon thru 11-16-83 $.65 value 1 60' servrce charge on all lttkets she said: Submit! I .. . . FRONTIER . . . I -~------·
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