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April IS, 1976 CD A announces cancellation of April concert by Steve Matthews "There will be a CDA next year," Leitch "I think that we ought to get the money News Editor said. "A poor attendance might keep other stated in a more positive tone, "We're promoters from bringing other shows," because CDA does its best to serve all the Editor's note: Thursday afternoon, CDA going to do everything we can to con- students," Edwards remarked. "Most announced that they had suffered still Leitch remarked. "A promoter might say tinue." he continued. that there is no market for concerts at students would rather it go to us than some another concert cancellation, that of the One major problem of CDA has been Clemson, as the last three concerts would Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and the Earle that of securing Littlejohn Coliseum for other organization that they've never have failed because of lack of student Scruggs Revue. It had been scheduled for performances. "We could have had heard of," he contended. Tuesday night, but because of poor ticket interest," he said. America and James Taylor if the coliseum Cox, when contacted by , sales was cancelled. The following article Leitch said that he could not understand had not been previously booked," Leitch related that he has not considered in- was written before the cancellation was why ticket sales were so low, as the Nitty dividual items approved by senate yet. announced. Gritty Dirt Band was listed in the top 20 said. Because of the coliseum's Last December the Central Dance unavailability, next Tuesday's concert "We are going to put together the best performers students wanted to see in programs for students," he said. Association (CDA) held a bluegrass concert, according to a poll conducted by was scheduled for a weekday. concert attended by less than 500 persons. CDA last semester. Another Problem that CDA is an- This semester, February 3, the CDA- Tuesday's concert is being promoted by ticipating is that of Cox's not approving the If CDA does receive the appropriation sponsored event featuring Jimmy Buffet Ace Bowie, a man who stands to lose up to $15,000 expenditure allocated for next year for next year, "It would make a real big and Harry Chapin was cancelled days $20,000, if the event fails miserably, by student senate. "We have had our difference," Leitch stated. "The before it was scheduled to occur. CDA Edwards remarked. advisors talk to Cox, to try to convince him promoters would be willing to invest more president John Leitch was "mad as hell." CDA has had trouble securing contracts to give us our money," Leitch commented. if we put up some of our money for a Still later, Leitch went before Student with promoters this semester. It refused to These persons include Harold Price, study concert. Thus, we would be able to get Senate requesting emergency funding. deal with Beach Club Promotions after it body president, Art Hartzog, program bigger name performers more easily," he CDA was then allocated $10,000 by the cancelled the Chapin-Buffet affair days director for the Student Union and Butch said. senate. There was a catch, however: the before it was to occur. Trent, director of the University Union. expenditure had to be approved by Dean Another big-name promoter, Alex Cooly, Walter Cox, vice president for student will not promote concerts at Clemson, affairs. The money was never approved, because of an understanding he has with much to Leitch's dismay: Cecil Corbett, who heads Beach Club Now CDA's problems have increased Promotions, Edwards stated. "He (Cooly) again: the organization is having difficulty is kind of a partner to Cecil — they've each securing promoters for next year, the got their own territory, and they don't 15,000 approved by senate for next year cross each other's," he said. may not be approved by Cox, Leitch Thus Clemson was fortunate in believes, and the concert set for next .arranging a concert without the help of Tuesday appears like it may be a dismal eithef Cooley or Corbett. "This is an im- failure, according to Leitch and CDA portant concert with CDA. It's the first secretary-treasurer John Edwards. major one we've done with another promoter besides Beach Club," Leitch commented. "If we don't get any promoters, Other promoters will look at the success CDA will die and there will no of this concert in determining whether to longer be any major concerts at back concerts next year, Edwards Clemson." — John Edwards, remarked. "If we don't get any promoters, secretary - treasurer of CDA. CDA will die and there will no longer be any major concerts at Clemson," he contended. "If the students want concerts, they're As of last Wednesday less than 200 going to have to show they want them," tickets had been sold on campus, Edwards Edwards said. Stadium expansion approved by Trustees

Ibrahim is very pleased with the planned by Bob Douglas the south stands along the side lines. plenty of seats to purchase on the day of a Athletic Director Bill Mclellan explained expansion of the playing surface. He did game, that's when they'll buy them. If it's cite the fact that there is a hump in the Last Saturday, at the Clemson Board of why the double deck was more feasible, bad weather or something they won't Trustees meeting, the go-ahead was given "If we closed in the west end zone we middle of the field, but feels his booters come, therefore ticket sales drop. If people will overcome it. Ibrahim said he will miss to the Athletic Department for the ex- would stop the flow of air through the think they won't be able to buy a ticket the pansion of some of its facilities. The stadium. The players would be very hot the closeness of the fans, but hopes the day of the game, they will buy advance stadium will encourage higher attendance. facilities to undergo expansion will include and the fans uncomfortable. Also we would tickets, then if they don't care, sales will Memorial Stadium, more tennis courts then have more end zone seats. Then not decrease," said McLellan who went on The board also approved the addition of and 850 roll away seats in Littlejohn sideline seats as for the hill, we will never to say, "A two and nine season doesn't help thirteen new tennis courts. The courts will Coliseum. change it." sales, but I don't look to have any more of be located around the Sloan Tennis Center. The board also approved an increase The Athletic Department being self- those." Work on the new courts is expected to from $35 to $40 per student for semester supporting will sell bonds to raise the 2.2 Another innovation to take place will be begin very soon. The courts will be without medical fees. Clemson's student health million dollars for the new seats. Bond modification of sideline walls. Right now lights at first, but the construction will service, by law, must be self-supporting. owners will be paid back from the money people sitting on the bottom row in the allow for them to be put in later. A total of 13,400 new seats, at a cost of 2.2 gathered through ticket sales. It will cost corners of the stands cannot see what is million dollars, are planned for Memorial Additionally, the floor of Littlejohn thirty cents more on the dollar to pur- going on in the far opposite corner of the Coliseum will be filled with 850 new Stadium. Choices of where to put the new chasers of tickets. Students will still field. By straightening out the walls and seats were to close the west end zone rollaway seats. The seats will take the receive free tickets. eliminating the corner seats, this would place of the bleachers now on the floor and competely to make a horseshoe, put stands Supply and demand will play a large widen the field enough for the playing of on the hill to add another deck. The seats will allow a reserved seat for everyone in part in determining when the new stands soccer inside the stadium. the Coliseum. will be placed in the form of a deck above will be built. "If people know there will be Head Soccer and Track coach I. M. This letter provides, hopefully, better purposes, did I begin to Athletic expansion Letters the proper perspective on the feel better. When I found out that Parking is the money was going to help conclusion of Greek activities for bribe 6 high-school All American the year, and it would be ap- For students A hassle baUplayers and 36 Chinese ping- preciated if you would include pong players to to come to this this letter in your next issue. Before last week's Board of Trustees^ ujeeting, University, I went right out and Sincerely, plans for more seats in Memorial Stadium were In the last two years I have got myself a fifteen dollar ticket Tony Saad, President nothing definite. With the board's approval last been a loyal and devoted member I would like to commend those Interfraternity Council Saturday, the seats are almost a reality. Nobody of the student body here at totally uncorrupted campus , but certain policemen whom have done their GSA election knows for sure when construction on the upper deck events during this time have will begin, but with the approval of the board, the part in keeping this University To be held caused me to re-evaluate my tops in NCAA sports. Athletic Department can go ahead when they feel the opinion of the students at this The University is just trying to Under the present constitution institute of higher learning. time is right. protect us, this is why I would like of the Graduate Student What concerns me most is the to chastize those students who Association, the steering com- 4 continuous verbal attacks on our The upper deck is not something cooked up by the continuously write nasty letters mittee (elected representatives) Athletic Department so they can make more money Traffic Affairs Department and alone can vote for officers of the our campus police. to the Tiger concerning out during the season. It would seem this way due to the* righteous traffic department. Association. This point was made Sure, I don't like paying during the April 11th meeting of fact that the department is self-supporting and a David Flovd large percentage of its funds come from football. parking fines but the traffic the GSA just before the election • department is only trying to help Frat complains of officers. Although an ad- More money is not the reason. The plans were drawn the students. I can remember my vertisement had been printed in up with the fans in mind. first week as a student here .. I Of coverage the Tiger announcing general received eight dollars in traffic elections, many people were not fines in less than three days. My The fraternity systems is allowed to vote for officers of The 13,400 new seats are planned so that many more ignorance of the university always pleased to have its ac- their choice because of this point. people will be able to sit with a view from the traffic policies was to blame, not tivities reported in THE TIGER; As a result of general debate, sidelines. Students will have a better chance at sitting those slim young ladies in the however, in the April 8 issue, the election of officers has been closer to the middle of the field than ever before. Cushman scooters. Besides, while the article was accurate, put off until April 18. At that time Present students at Clemson may never see a game before I came here, the there was a problem of proper a constitutional amendment will from these seats, but when the seats are put in, as university was nice enough to emphasis. be considered concerning the alumni they might find themselves sitting in the seats send me a student handbook First, in order of importance, voting procedure. The amend- there. The extra seats might be the only reason containing all 3,680 traffic rules the headline should have featured ment will allow the general and a map showing me all 179 Sigma Nu as the winner of the membership the right to vote for tickets were available to them. different parking areas and the 25 Interfraternity Council the officers. The constitution can colors of each different type of Achievement Award, an award be changed only by a two-thirds It would seem that a 2-9 football team would have no area, all of which I must representing year-long suc- vote of the steering committee. use for extra seating. This is true, but a repeat of last memorize by heart before I cessful competition in athletics, We request that all graduate arrived at this university or I Homecoming Week, scholarship, students discuss this matter with year's performance is doubtful. Every team develops would be acessed an extra $200.00 and Greek Week, including Greek their departmental represen- a slump at one time or another. Clemson's time is on my registration fee. I must Sing. tatives. As this question concerns over and the Tigers will have to prove it. admire the ingenuity of the Second, in order of importance, the' voting privileges of all Due to the high degree of social representation, traffic department members: was Alpha Gamma Rho winning graduate students, we urge the tradition and dedicated fans at Clemson games, at- they are better strategists than the Interfraternity Council representatives to attend the tendance figures did not drop all that much. Imagine McArthur, Bradley and Nimitz. Scholarship Trophy for the third upcoming meeting and to make if the team had been 9-2. Even the proposed extra They have marked each parking consecutive year and, therefore, their opinions known. area off so strategically that one this trophy remains permanently If the amendment is accepted, seats would not have been enough. is doomed to sell his $19,000 in Alpha Gamma Rho's the general membership will Mercedes, for the towing charge possession. decide who will govern; other- The idea of straightening the sideline walls is a good considering that your car is Third, in order of importance, wise, only a select few, the one, also in the interest of the fans. Why should eight towed to Fonzerelli's garage in was Sigma "Alpha Epsilon win- steering committee, will dollars be paid for a seat where the whole game Madison, Wisconsin. Another ning the Greek Olympics, an determine next year's officers. example of the slyness of the afternoon of beer, food, and fun W. Leo Johnson III cannot be seen? Now Clemson has realized that even traffic department is the crafty games, such as tug of war, Donald J. Copley the soccer team and its fans may benefit from the way in which the parking spaces piggyback race, keg toss, etc. C. P. Moragham change. Clemson University is the first school in the in the area in front of Fike Field country to actually modify its football stadium to House are marked off. All spaces accommodate soccer. Other stadiums have been are marked Thirty-Minutes. Now you tell me who who has ever used, but nothing was changed. gone into Fike to participate in any type of sport and didn't need XH£ Tifi&A The decision of the athletic department to expand twenty minutes to get checked in, Editor-in-Chief ' .-, Steve Ellis Managing Editor Judy Zink tennis cdurts was with the student in mind. Varsity snaked down and get a court. Associate Editor Chester Spell Copy Editor Chris Riley women and men's tennis teams use the courts during Well now ... this leaves you with News Editor Steve Matthews forty-five seconds to play ball, Assistant News Editor jean Stowe the fall and spring. Students of the University also use Features Editor Barbara Pinder the remainder of the time being Co-Sports Editors Charles Jacobs and Bob Douglas the courts. Now everyone should not have any trouble Photography Editor BlakeBanta spent reprocessed to leave this Business Manager Steve Black with securing a court to play on. Pentagon like building only after Advertising Manager Richard Byrd Office Manager Renee Lowe With all the controversy this past basketball season you show three types of iden- Circulation Manager Frank Stieglitz tification, pull down your pants to Faculty Advisor Dr. L.L. Henry about fans not being as spirited as in past years, still check for smuggled jockey straps 850 new seats will be put in. This will bring fans closer and a Banana Splits fan club to the action and cause them to become more involved card. As you run from the field with the play of the Tigers. house doing a 9.0 hundred you're just in time to see a meter maid Fans are the name of the game. Without fans there putting a ticket on your wind-

shield. b l ed V eeklySince 190 by the studen would be no Athletic Department at Clemson. Fans th^i Hi^ , r' ? ts of Clemson University, the Tiger is L=!J1 coMe9e newspaper in . Not published during examination have the power to cause an upset at anytime. They At one time, I thought that I periods nor summer sessions. would voice my opinion against can sometimes make the difference between a win- Second class postage paid at the U.S. Post Office Clemson criwii A«,-,- ning and losing season. The more participation by the traffic department. Upon address js Box 2097, University Station, Clemson SC2963™ Ma,l,n9 fans, the higher the level of competition between realizing that the $2,000,000 Telephone: (803) 656-2150 dollars in revenues were being Subscription rate: $6 per year; S3.50 per semester. opposing teams. Anything done to increase fan waisted on 4 additional meter participation in sports helps towards a winning maids and Ford Motor Com- Local advertising rates available upon request. pany's entire stock of white Opinions expressed on the editorial pages are those of the individual writer, season for the team and the tans. excepting the lead editorial which expresses the malority opinion of the editorial LTD's, I was beginning to get a iSl-.-J.he0P|n!°"s expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the views of the little perturbed. It wasn't until I administration the faculty or the student body as a whole saw the money being spent for fragefwo flie Tiger Letter* Chemistry head requires two years of an un- Conflict, prisoners put to death teaching a class of 30 or a class of trigonometry are basic specified foreign language. were first drained of all or most 200. Approximately 1500 students requirements for English or Math H. Garth Spencer of their blood. This blood was a year are enrolled in General majors. Not everyone is expected Responds Head, Dept. of Chemistry then shipped to the Vietcong as Botany and Zoology. These to like or enjoy the basic skills, the donation of the Cuban DeoDle studenis have varied but all Clemson students have Mr. N. Neil Dalton's letter in Torture in against U.S. imperialism. The backgrounds, majors, interests one thing in common (perhaps) the Tiger censured the Depart- has been presented to the United and abilities — in short 1500 in- — they are here to become ment of Chemistry and Geology Cuba cited Nations on several occasions and dividuals all wanting something educated individuals. Realizing for requiring German in the B.S. In reading Mr. Matthew's this organism as well as the different from biology. that education means cirriculum in chemistry. The article on political prisoners and American press has failed to Alan Raflo is not a major in the specialization to some and foreign language requirement is the violation of their human bring it to the attention of the College of Sciences and has never generalization to others the periodically challenged and rights through torture, we were public. If this had happened in been enrolled in either Bot. 101 or College of Sciences has chosen to debated by chemists, but the surprised that he overlooked such Chile of Brazil , it would have Zool. 101 at Clemson, and I doubt try to meet the needs of Clemson American Chemical Society an obvious and close neighbor of made the headlines. Why? that he has read the texts for students - Next fall, 1977, majors continues to strongly recommend the United States as Cuba. If Mr. If Mr. Matthews' research was these courses. With this in mind I in the College of Sciences will be preparation for a reading Matthews had used Cuba in his as thorough and complete as we would like to point out that the enrolled in a new course - knowledge of a foreign language article and sited it as an example, are sure it was and both sides of Zoology text has been changed Principles of Biology (5 cr) and cites German as especially he would have found a fountain of the coin were looked upon, then several times in search of Another new course - General useful. Our department follows information and some astounding we can't fail to wonder at the something more satisfying to Biology (3 cr) and General this recommendation and is facts. It appears that Mr. Mat- exclusion of the Soviet paradise both students and faculty, i.e. the Biology Laboratory (1 cr) will approved by the ACS. Students thews and The Tiger take the: of the Americas as one of his faculty is listening to the begin in the Fall of 1978 for certified by approved programs usual attitude of the press in this examples. suggestions of students, and this majors in other colleges who do often have distinct employment country and only mention one We do hope that the next time complaint registered by Mr. not require the more quantitative advantages. side of the issue. For example: Mr. Matthews decides to write an Raflo is not new. Obviously to and in-depth background needed There are 70 reference works We agree that is lamentable article on Latin American Demon the present text is un- by majors in Zoology, Botany, and journal collections in our that in Uruguay there are hun- political tortures he will use Cuba satisfactory, but while Lives of a Biochemistry, or Microbiology. Department reading room. dreds of people in prison because as an example. We will be glad to Cell by Lewis Thomas is a Books such as Lives of a Cell, Thirteen are in German and of their political discrepancies. furnish him with any information delightful book of biological Scientific American articles, seven others contain papers in However, is it not just as grievous and detail he needs. It is a shame, "poetry" it, too, would be en- films, field trips, and take-home German. Only one is an English that only 90 miles away from the though, that The Tiger isn't able joyed by some and thought of as experiments will all be involved translation of a journal published United States soil there is an to provide enough space to ridiculous by others. (Remem- in our attempt to make biology in German. These journals are island with less population (than publish the entire Cuban story. ber, Demon, you are a unique^1 more "relevant" and definitely used daily by faculty members Uruguay) where there are Maria H. Fernandez individual with your heart set on more fun: Your suggestions have and research students. An ability thousands of prisoners not only HumbertoG.Rey becoming the Clemson Tiger and not gone unnoticed, Alan, (I to translate German is an im- tortured but put to death as well, the guy standing next to you enjoyed reading Lives of a Cell!) portant communication skill for for not being Communist, a Science College might not want to be caught dead and I would like to invite ad- practicing chemists. Our system causing one million in a tiger suit). ditional comments or suggestions requirement is based on the Cubans to flee their homeland, Defended Most students realize that the from interested students. utility of the language. carrying only the clothes on their basic biochemistry and Latin Innovative changes often spring Recognizing that knowledge of backs? One point we would like to Alan (Demon) Raflo's letter in classification about which from student criticism and a foreign language other than express concerning the torture the April 8 Tiger only serves to Demon complains are a necessity suggestions. We would ap- German may be advantageous techniques that Mr. Matthews emphasize a well-known fact - for majors in the College of preciate your help—after all, this for graduates entering certain has elaborated so well in his students are individuals. Every Sciences, just like English skills is your course: chemistry-based careers, our article is that beginning in 1961 faculty member at Clemson is or the ability to do algebra and D. Helms B.A. curriculum in chemistry and throughout the Vietnam well aware of this whether (Central

a The Earl Scrfo£) The Nitty Gritty n Dirt Band Revue Tickets are: Tuesday, April 20 in Littlejohn students public 4.25 gen. adm. 5.25 OiUU D ■ 111 ■ limited number of student tickets on sale in dining halls 5.25 floor 6.25

April IS. 1976 page three ' J - r t% ■**"7 f ■ ARTS / £NT£ ATAANM4NT TAPS rated as best yearbook since 1970 U . t-ocoamh and n the CD A concerts, Clemson Players and research and other non-student related The book is well designed and as much the Student Union. activities. This contributes towards as any factor affecting its success, the Some articles deserve note. The article presenting a complete picture of Clemson by John Rowntree book is complete. For once, TAPS takes an on The Board of Trustees strayed away University in the year 1976. objective one-year look at Clemson from the normal yearbook style into Not all things about the book are perfect. Editor's Note: The writer, who is a university. straight news style. The result is effective. The headlines appeared in many different former editor of the Tiger, is now em- The theme of the book is "Clemson: Past The Board of Trustees talked about styles that provide variety and convey ployed by R. L. Bryan Printing Co. in and Present." The past begins on page six themselves and their relationships to the meaning. But they were often tags rather Columbia and has seen this year's TAPS with a color photo as a division page. The University. than meaningful headlines. before its arrival on campus. wide angle color shot has excellent depth The article on computers was in the The copy was often very general and The result of all the effort that brought and is one of the best shots in the book. classical yearbook style, however, and the lacked the research needed to report in- all the turmoil, conflict and mystery will Photos include past feature shots of the result lacking. It is too superficial, telling depth details. soon be revealed. campus as it looked through the years, little about computers. It could have been Often this is necessary, for example, TAPS 76 will appear within the next some passages from old TAPS editions, a news feature article on computer ap- summer activities of 10,000 people can't be week. The yearbook is the best produced and photographs under such catagories as plications at Clemson and comparisons reported in detail. So the generalized copy by TAPS since the 1970 edition. It succeeds dances, women, military, fraternities, with how computers are used elsewhere. is needed. for several reasons. It has a good theme football and the men who led the university "Going to get drunk tonight ... like I've The Board of Trustees article demon- that is well executed. Photography is to greatness. never been drunk before" is a drinking strated the effectiveness of well- excellent and photos are large enough that Coverage in the "present" section is article which, as discouraging as it sounds researched detailed copy and proved the none are lost. The book features one to six varied. There is an article and photo essay is objective, true, and contributes to the effectiveness of alternative writing. photographs per two page spread about summer featuring an excellent completeness of the book. There is not enough about the Student throughout most of the book. Many pic- sailboat shot on page 98. Other articles "Fire, Fire" an article about an actual Union complex, its Student government tures received an entire page, which they feature computers, studies, clothes, dorm fire, is reminiscent of the sarcasm in the wing, and the effects it has had on student deserved. life, off-campus life, Homecoming, each of previously mentioned TAPS '70. life. The book contains an article about the Football appears earlier (page 126) and student media that discusses the receives more attention than soccer (page ruthlessness of the Tiger reporting con- 226) despite the national prominence of the TIRES all brand names cerning the other media organizations. latter and disappointing year of the for- The overall comment is that the Tiger mer. reporting was objective. In this article, In conclusion, TAPS '76 is a rare beast. SUPER BIG DISCOUNT FOR STUDENTS & FACULTY TAPS returns a favor as it looks at itself It is a top quality book about Clemson and its fellow travellers. University now and during its complete In presenting a complete picture the history. It will long be referred to by those Call 654-3180 book contains interesting articles on the who were fortunate enough to own one. University Extension, several areas of Despite its ups and downs, the staff must dealer for D.L.R. be congratulated for a fine effort.

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by Dave Farmer Indeed, the stage seemed terribly small, there is), goes insane and murders Maria. Easier are good actors. Certainly they and the lighting was not always excellent. The major fault of both Jacobs and have been around long enough to justify The'acting, for the most part, was very Easier is overacting, particularly Easier. the premise that they have talent, but I don't believe that I am very much good. From very large to very small parts, To be successful in live drama, the actor there were times when dialogue became different from most of Clemson Univer- the actors performed theirs with a must overcome the obstacles of the stage. rather stiff, and gestures too flamboyant. sity's students in that I do not frequent naturalness which superseded the un- The actor must project his voice so that the Most of the other Players seemed to have many productions by the Clemson natural projection of their lines. audience can hear everything he is saying. no trouble with these. Players. In fact, this is the first play which Phil Davis' portrayal of the captain was He cannot whisper or think quietly in the The play itself was too strange for my I have been to in my two years at Clemson, most likely the best job of acting in the way that movie actors can; he must taste. "Woyzeclt" was not the most fluid and I am afraid that the Players' play. He played the part of Woyzeck's project even these. There is no camera to play I have ever seen, no fault of the presentation of Georg Buchner's superior officer with just the right amoung zoom in for a close-up of the expression Players. A couple of anachronistic phrases "Woyzeck" will not encourage me to see Of cynicism. Scott Hilborn, as the drum filled faces of the actors. Therefore, it is hurt Dr. Thomas Douglass' otherwise good more. major, played the chief heavy. He came the job of the stage actors to deliver their translation. across as being very mean, just what his thoughts and feelings to members of the Perhaps I have chosen a poor viewpoint There was nothing wrong with the role as Woyzeck's tormenter called for. audience 30 feet away. from which to view "Woyzeck," that of a performance actually; there simply was Chris,^ Fitzgerald, as the doctor, However (and this is the hardest part) a first-timer, but I have expressed my an air of amatuerism surrounding the brilliantly overplayed his role and offered good actor must do this while being opinions of an evening that I had much entire program. I realize that drama is a comic relief as well as stealing the show. natural. I am not yet in a position to judge rather have spent with the Atlanta Sym- completely different medium of en- The doctor is a wacky experimenter who whether or not Nancy Jacobs and Michael phony. tertainment from motion pictures, but keeps Woyzeck on a diet of nothing but extended contact with movies has not peas, further adding to the reasons for accustomed me to live acting and un- Woyzeck's eventual loss of rational McCartney excellent changing sets which exercise the mind. thought. His makeup, costume, and Still, I will attempt to evaluate "Woyzeck" strange mannerisms contribute to the Pa*ul and Linda McCartney, along with An ethereal organ opens "Beware My from an objective recollection. .success of his performance. their band, Wings, have recently released Love." McCartney and company finally let Sets for live plays are to be simple, but Commendations are due for Mrs. Dee the follow-up album to the tremendously things get loud, offering diversity, not they should adequately depict the desired James. As children's acting coach, she did successful Venus and Mars elpee. Entitled keeping with the lighter precedent that the scenery to the viewer's mind. The set of a very good job with the young ones. Wings at the Speed of Sound, it is destined other songs had set. "Woyzeck" accomplished this with im- The main acting problems were, un- to achieve the same heights as its im- Vocals by Jimmy McCulloch on "Wino pressionistic murals and buildings, fortunately, with the two main actors: mediate predecessor. Junko" close side one. It is better than assorted tables and chairs, a barber's Michael Easier, as Woyzeck, and Nancy By far the most successful ex-Beatle, "Beware My Love," with a strange foreign chair left of stage, a pond right of state, Jacobs, as Woyzeck's mistress. McCartney has repeatedly produced beat. and a strangely shaped wooden platform Jacobs portrayed Maria, who is, in excellent . From Ram to Band on The rapidly climbing single, "Silly Love in the middle of the stage, which served Maria's own words, a whore. Woyzeck the Run to Speed of Sound, none of his Songs," gets side two off to as excellent a many purposes. supports Maria and their child with what albums has failed to do well. McCartney's start. The song asks what's wrong with However, there was no getting around little he can make as a soldier, barber, and American tour this year will be the biggest silly love songs and then turns into one the fact that the murals were magic the doctor's guinea pig, but Maria gives in musical attraction in a long time. itself. It is possibly the best of this elpee. I marker drawings on white linen sheets, to her passions, and the repeated mention Side one begins with a familiar eight- only hope that "Silly Love Songs" isn't and that the brick walls of Daniel Hall of her affair with the drum major is what chime door bell ring. Immediately the grossly overplayed a fate .which ruins auditorium were visible behind them. I am finally pushes Woyzeck over the edge. standard for the rest of the album is set. many great songs. sure that the Clemson Players would Easier played Woyzeck, who, through "Let 'Em In" is a slow but beat-ridden It's Linda's turn to sing on "Cook of the argue that many of their set problems relentless blows to his pride (what little song featuring a guest horn section. The House." The funny thing about these could be remedied by a new auditorium. words are immaterial, and though they singers is that they all sound very much seem to mean little, there is nothing about alike. "Cook of the House" is another them which detracts from this pleasant lively tune with silly words, and it is beginning. another likable song. Another thing: don't think that just "Time to Hide" is Wings getting a bit because a song is fading out that it is over. more electric again. Vocals by Denny There are several instances when a dying Laine. This is the let-down of side two. song is suddenly resurrected. "Let 'Em Joe English sings "Must Do Something SPECIAL MEETING In" is the first one. About It," which gets back to acoustics. "The Note You Never Wrote" is the Very good. Of the slowest song on the album, and the most The last two songs are sung by Paul. "un-Wingsian." It is sung by band "San Ferry Anne" effectively utilizes member Denny Laine. All four members horns. "Warm and Beautiful" is probably besides Paulsing at least one song on the best love song on Speed of Sound. GRADUATE STUDENT Speed of Sound. McCartney is, for most of it, accompanied "Sh'l's My Baby" is a happy love song only by piano, though occasionally helped with a penetrating left-handed bass. by strings and guitars. "Warm and Again, don't think ijt's quite over until the Beautiful" is an excellent ending to an ASSOCIATION next song begins. This is the best song on excellent album. side one. ___—————— will be held at 6:30 P.M., Sunday, April 18,1976 :l i HKnoWu?NOSIES THE jflfll in the new Student Senate Chambers

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April 15,1976 Superior leaders key to American revolution The American Revolution was different Commission, and is the author of several shape and to prevent the country from great intuition and that this intuition, when from any other in history by virtue of the books concerning the early history of the becoming militaristic and oppressive. put into practice, was realized so readily in caliber of leadership of the move for in- United States. In theory, the founding fathers were the world around them that it pushed them dependence. Of these works, possibly the two best egalitarian. Further, they viewed them- to the forefront of the day. He notes also This assertion was made and explained known are The Peacemakers, for which he selves as great educators and saw it as the great unselfishness of these men. by Richard Morris in a lecture entitled received the coveted Bancroft Prize in their duty to enlighten the masses. They Many of them devoted half of their lives to "The Founding Fathers: Why an Elite 1966, and Seven Who Shaped Our Destiny. felt that with enlightenment tyranny would the service of the new nation. Turned Revolutionary." This lecture was The latter could be said to represent the disappear, but also were cautious to guard Morris stated that if the founding fathers part of the series on the Revolutionary intent of Moris' remarks at Clemson, in against a tyranny of the masses which were here today they would readily affirm War which has been presented this year. that the elite which he described were with could then feasibly oppress any minority. that the lessons of the Revolution have an Morris, a retired professor of history at some additions, those very seven. The question may arise as to how these important message for this era. The in- Columbia University, has been a Fulbright Morris believes that it was this elite leaders, Jefferson, Madison, Jay, sight employed by them in establishing research scholar, twice a Guggenheim which sets the American experience apart. Washington, Franklin, Hamilton, and this nation is still just as necessary today. fellow, has served as a member of the This select group had the special qualities' Adams, could be so successful. Morris More men are needed as statesmen and American Revolution Bicentennial which allowed the Constitution to take asserts that each of these men possessed not politicians. TidbHs and ® (® Acorns

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The annual Blue Ridge Invitational Art !The;fhe' BUZZARD may drop its Festival will be held on the Clemson House I know that everyone has been waiting 'semester bombshell next week. grounds Saturday, April 24, 10 a.m. to 6 for the termination of this measly weekly Keepva^n anon avoeye r»non all vnnryour favorite p.m., and Sunday, April 25, 1-6 p.m. column for the semester. Alas...it has Painting, sculpture, macrame, woodwork, come! I honestly hope I've insulted only a TIGER pick-up spots for it. and other crafts by Southern artists will be few this semester, but if only one person Hopefully an apology will not be on display. Many artists will be on hand for has benefitted from this column, Tidbits due for this promise. demonstrations, and many other works has been a success. Don't rejoice too will be for sale. Admission for the show is loudly, though, because it 'twill be back free. In case of rain, the exhibit will be next semester! held indoors, in the Clemson House. Advertising created for the public good TAPS ARE HERE Taps Will Be Distributed In The Student Union Nightclub According To The Following Schedule: TUESDAY APRIL 20 1:00-6:00 SENIORS ONLY WEDNESDAY APRIL 21 12:00-6:00 JUNIORS ONLY THURSDAY APRIL 22 12:00-9:00 SOPHOMORES AND » FRESHMEN FRIDAY - APRIL 23 - 12:00-4:00 LATE PICKUP AND GENERAL SALES PLASTIC COVERS ARE 50 EXTRA BRING RECEIPT AND ID TO PICK UP YOUR TAPS All Taps Not Picked Up By 9:00 Thursday Will Be Put On General Sale ■ —■■■! ■■—■^^—«■ page six the Tiger SWATS Tigers now tied for ACC baseball leadership by David Wright X at the helm of the Clemson baseball Clem son's Baseball team is currently program. This is a tribute to his ability as lied with Maryland and North Carolina for coach. the regular season top spot. Maryland and Steve Nilsson had a super day as he went Clemson have~7-2 records in the league, to bat six times and picked up five hits. and North Carolina is at 6-2. Maryland and Mark McDaniel, playing for the injured North Carolina play a double-header this Bill Wingo, picked up three hits. Pete weekend, and Maryland will probably play Khoury and Robert Bonnette, both fresh- a make-up game with the Tigers sometime men, hit back-to-back home runs. this weekend, or the first of next week. The actual date for the game has not been set. SOUTH CAROLINA 4, CLEMSON 3 Besides the game with the Terrapins, The University of South Carolina and the Tigers must first play Virginia on Clemson battled it out in their second Saturday and Sunday. Victories in these meeting of the season this past Tuesday, last three conference games will clinch at and the Gamecocks came away with the least a tie for the Tigers, and would force a win this time as they defeated Clemson 4-3. draw for the first spot in the conference Clemson won the first contest this season tourney. If North Carolina splits the by a 10-6 count. doubleheader with Maryland, and The game was a hard-fought contest all Clemson wins out, then the Tigers would the way. Tough pitching and clutch hitting win the regular season crown. This year was the order of the day. Carolina picked the regularKseason winner receives an up two triples by Jeff Grantz, and one by extra benefit.' Steve Cook, while Clemson got triples out The winner will be the host of the A.C.C. of Steve and Dave Caldwell. Caldwell also Tournament, and if it happens to be homered. Clemson opened the scoring in Clemson then it would be the first time the the third, on back-to-back triples by tournament has been held out of the state Nilsson and Caldwell, to take a 1-0 lead. of North Carolina. Along with being the The lead held until the sixth. host of the tournament, the winner will Carolina loaded the bases with two outs receive a first-round bye and aainst starter Ron Musselman, and on a 3- automatically make it to the double- 2 pitch, Mark Van Bever singled to left elimination phase of the tournament. scoring two-runs. Coach Wilhelm said, "I Unlike basketball, the baseball tour- knew that Ron was running out of gas. He nament is single-elimination for the first- had been throwing hard. Ron doesn't get round only. that mean and tough all the time, and he The final four teams, the three first- wasn't in good condition for it. The sixth round winners and the regular season inning was going to be his last. I already winner, will play a double-elimination had Bob Mahoney warming up." Carolina added another run in the tournament to decide the winner. The DUKE 10, CLEMSON 1 Conference. tournament winner will then advance to Even though Clemson won the ballgame, seventh, for a 3-1 lead. But in the Tiger Duke pitcher Jim Spanarkal threw a eighth, Steve Nilsson reached base, and the Eastern Regionals. This year only one one-hitter Friday, and the Blue Devils they suffered a big loss when Gary team from the conference will go to the Fahrney fell when trying to avoid a Dave "Teddy Bear" Caldwell hit a Denny backed him up with 10 runs, for a 10-1 win Walling blast over the right field fence, post-season tournament, because the over the Tigers. The loss broke the collision with the North Carolina first overall records of the seven conference baseman and separated his shoulder. Gary bushes, and part of the trees to tie the Clemson win-streak at 11 games, one short game at 3-3. In the ninth inning with two- teams are not quite good enough for one of of tieing the longest one-season streak. will be out for the rest of the season. He them to receive a wild-card berth. was 2-2 on the day, but even more, he was outs Jeff Grantz hit a slicing fly ball to The Tigers lone run came in on a right field. Greg Belk, trying to cover the The baseball team is not looking that far sacrifice fly by Steve Tucker. Coach the third leading batter with .323 average. ahead yet, though. They are playing one The team will miss his abilities as a distances to make the catch, slipped on the Wilhelm said jokingly, "I think our grass. Grantz ended up on third base, and game at a time, and are mainly con- player. problem was that we didn't space our hits moments later scored when a pitch centrating on playing the Virginia The Tigers were led on the day by Bill well. We had twenty one day, and one the bounced high in the air off of home plate. Cavaliers this weekend. Coach Wilhelm Foley, and Greg Belk. Each picked up two next." They retired the Tigers in order in the said, "These are the games that count Second baseman Bill Wingo was hit in hits. Chuck Porter went the distance on the mound against Tar Heel ace Bill Paschall ninth for the 4-3 win. now. If we beat them twice, and UNC and the head, by a pitch thrown by Spanarkel, Coach Wilhelm said, "It sure was sad Maryland split, or Maryland sweeps them, and had to- stay overnight in a Durham for his eight victory against no losses. The Tar Heels came inches away from that we lost, but you can't blame Greg. I then we would be playing Maryland for the hospital for observation. just hope he doesn't feel too bad, and can number one spot on our field." winning the game in the bottom of the twelfth when Mike Foxes drive to , shake it off. There is no way I would keep The Tigers had a chance to virtually U.N.C.3.CLEMSON2 him out of the game with Georgia Wed- wrap up the crown last weekend, but splits (10 innings) with a man on, hit the tpp of the wall. Dave Caldwell relayed the ball to Kurt Seibert, nesday." About his team's play the Coach- in the two-game series with Duke and North Carolina scored a man from said, "We've been playing them tough, but North Carolina dropped them into a tie. second base on a single in the tenth inning who then threw it home to Bill Foley and cut down the runner at the plate. we have that nice 11-game win streak The Tigers beat on Monday, to down Clemson 3-2. The loss by the though. I just hope something but dropped a heartbreaker to South Tigers dropped them into second place in likeyesterday helps our guys get tougher Carolina Tuesday. the conference. CLEMSON 12, GEORGIA TECH 10 (11 innings) for the next two weeks when it counts. Clemson took the lead on a fourth inning There has to be some reward for these CLEMSON 20, DUKE 7 home-run by Bill Foley, but the Tar Heels The Tigers assured a winning season for themselves by beating Georgia Tech 12-10 guys. They've worked awful hard." Clemson jumped out to a 7-0 lead after got a two-run homer in the seventh for a 2-1 Clemson plays Virginia Saturday and two-mnings last Thursday, and pounded lead. In the eighth inning, Clemson's Kurt Monday. Coach Wilhelm has not had a losing season in the 19 seasons he has been Sunday at 3 p.m., behind Jervey Athletic out hits for 13 more runs on the way to a 20- Seibert scored on an error to knot the Center. 7 victory over the Blue Devils. The win score. U.N.C. went on to win it in 10 in- extended the Tiger win-streak to 11 games. nings. Steve Wyatt picked up his third win of Dave Caldwell and Foley led the Tigers the year in relief of starter Randy Quin- with two hits apiece. Coach Wilhelm said, trell. "They have a good ballclub. They're RESEARCH ABORTION AND Clemson banged out 20 hits in the tough, especially on their own field. They BIRTH CONTROL ballgame, and every player that entered also had a good crowd out there, (approx. 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A*riMS,W* page seven Holbert outdistances other drivers at Atlanta after encountering engine problems with by Len Eaton his BMW, but kept moving through the Few drivers could give up a winning pack and finished 5th. Porsche Carrera during a racing season, RS cars include the smaller production prepare a never-before-raced Monza, a cars capable of seating four adults, and make that has previously never seen the each is required to race on common street victory circle, and outdistance the rest of radial tires. The American debut of the the field to take the checkered flag as Al Formula Atlantic series, previously Holbert did at Road Atlanta last weekend. staged in Canada, received enthusiastic Starting from"'the pole position in the response as these quick, open-wheeled final 100-mile race for GT (Grand louring) racers were turning laps averaging 6 mph cars, Holbert managed ,J.o keep Mike faster than the GT cars. Two March 76B's Keyser's Monza, Peter Gregg's BMW, and finished 1-2, with a Canadian driver, who John Greenwood's Corvette chasing him had previously never even seen Road around the picturesque 2.52-mile road Atlanta, leading a Virginian over the start- course. finish line. Al Holbert, from Warrington, Pa., is one With near perfect racing weather, the of the hottest drivers on the IMSA weekend presented only minor in- (International Motor Sports Association) conveniences to the drivers. The second circuit and is usually found in the top five place Formula Atlantic finisher said he al the finish. If you remember seeing a had some problem with splattered bugs on somewhat modified, racing Carrera a the windscreen. One Porsche jockey couple of weeks ago near Brackett Hall, remarked about the red clay on his white ihat just happened to be Holbert's 'old' car car saying, "They'll sure know this car's that won Sebring on March 20th. Glenda been to Georgia!" Burns and Paul Oxer of Road Atlanta At Sebring, Holbert co-drove the winning arranged to bring the car to Clemson, Carrera with Mike Keyser, as a com- trailered, of course, as part of a bination of Porsche Carreras, 911's and promotional for the races at the 914's captured 14 of the top 15 positions. Gainesville, Ga. track. The lone non-Porsche was the factory- The Datsun 280Z of Brad Frisselle won backed BMW 3.0 CSL of Peter Gregg and the GTU (under 2.5 liter displacement) Hurley Hay wood in 7th. John Greenwood's category in the same race after Bob modified'Corvette jumped out to an early Sharp's Dalsun Z was totalled in a near- lead and was widening his margin until a serious accident. _, collision with a slower car prematurely In addition to "the GT cars, the RS ended the day for the Greenwood crew. (racing stock) and Formula Atlantic cars Goodyear's 'Goodrich Blimp' was even also had two"25-miie heat races and a 100- overhead throughout the day and night mile finale during the two days of racing during this 12-hour endurance race. In on the winding Road Atlanta course. A order to keep Sebring alive and growing Mazda RX-2 captured first place in the after 50 years of racing, track owner John final RS race followed by an AMC Gremlin Greenwood is presently making plans for a and a Dodge Colt. Last year's RS Driver's new, modern facility at the same site to Championship winner, Nick Craw, was include both a road course and a high- forced to start at the rear of the 64-car field banked NASCAR-USAC track.

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Carlo Rossi Vineyards, Modesto, Stanislaus County, California page eight tHe Tiger King optimistic after women's tennis victory

by Charles Jacobs Sports Editor is doing very well. She has a lot of talent. "Another girl who has really improved Mary Kennerty King, head coach of this spring is Marie Tewkesbury (fresh- Clemsen's Women's Tennis team, was man from Aiken). She's a real competitor rather optimistic following her team's and she improves with every game. She victory over Georgia State University. has really been working on her baseline "We're looking good right now, and the game, which takes a good deal of patience. girls have a positive attitude in their ap- Cindy Kirkham (sophomore from Long proach to the games. We have two games Island) is probably our most aggressive left before the state tournament. I think player. She's got a lot of fight in her, and we're peaking at just the right time." she'll scrap in every match she plays." "We've done pretty well this year. Our record is 9-5, and a lot of our losses were pretty close. The girls really scrap. If they The doubles have been led by the team of get behind, they keep coming back. We Marie Tewkesbury and Susan Lonas. With haven't been outclassed by anyone." a combined record in singles competition The players' records lend credence to of 14-11, Tewkesbury and Lonas have King's statements. Only one record in compiled a formidable 8-2 record as a singles is below .500 going into the final doubles team. week of the season. The doubles record is equally impressive. "Their play" King said, "has been a help to use. In fact, our doubles play as a whole "Vicki Eynon (freshman from Chevy has helped us. It helps the girls too. They Chase, Md.) has been our top player all can develop strategy in playing doubles, year," King noted. "In the Carolinas which is a very important aspect of the Tennis Day Tournament held last game. Saturday, Vicki took first prize. She won over a field that had sixteen other colleges "In the games that we have left before from North and South Carolina. She is a the state tournament we are going to have very impressive player." some tough competition. Furman is going to be playing here on Monday, and they are Sporting an equally impressive record is one of the top teams in the state. Our girls fourth seeded Susan Wagner. The Junior are ready, though, and we are going to from Columbia has won nine matches give them trouble. In the tournament, who while dropping only three before Wed- wins may be decided on the drawings and nesday's encounter with Georgia State. who is peaking at the team. We are going "Susan has worked hard this year, and she to be in the thick of it."

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April 1St 1976 page nine Students cheer Tiger's unsuccessful effort by David Wright Clemson like they've done for so many the ball park. Also, some of the Carolina bunch of guys." seasons before. Their favorite target is the fans started a humorous "whoop" when Clemson plays Virginia Saturday and The fans at Clemson University are a umpire. They would probably have no pity the pitcher threw the ball, and a "whew," Sunday at 2 p.m. behind Jervey Athletic trademark. Death Valley is feared by on an umpire who came to a game with when the catcher threw it back. It started Center. opposing teams because of the noise of the glasses on! The older men are never getting in rythm when pitcher Bob fans. Littlejohn Coliseum is a madhouse wrong either, They see every pitch per- Mahoney was warming up with Bill Foley, Now Thru Tuesday Apr. 20 "!: during any game of importance. The fectly and if the unpire misses it, then he so Foley faked a throw and held the ball. 1 m baseball team also has loyal fans of their had better cash in his IPTAY'Card. This brought cheers from the Clemson MEN WANTED: own. The kids who come to watch the game fans when the Carolina fans were faked Tuesday, against Carolina, nearly 2,000 are funny too. A Cub Scout pack came to out. In the eighth inning Dave Caldwell fans showed up and cheered for the Tigers, watch the Tigers, but lost interest in the "whoop-powed" one of their "whoop- and even though they lost, the people saw a game when the batgirls chased past balls whew" pitches over the right field fence. super baseball game. at the fence. Whistles filled the air with the Coach Wilhelm said of the crowd, "A J$*i The baseball team h^s played 13 home many comments from the stands. small group of them are great. I wish ¥ ,«*■*>»>„ games so far this year, but basically the A tirst happened this season at the they'd come in larger numbers. It helps up same fans come to every game. Usual Carolina game. In the seventh inning, play well. It's not much fun when no one's crowds range from 5C0-70O people. Two there was an actual "stretch." Every fan there. I want them to come out and have a CAAN thousand people make the game a lot more in the place stood, yawned, and stretched. good time, just so long as it's clean and 3? ITOBERT fifti. It was definitely a different experience at decent fun. Tftey couldn't support a better DUVALL Some fans are very vocal. The baseball .mm rLLrttnrwT rim game is one of the few sports events where :il THE KILLER ELITE'' the guy you're giving a hard time to can An ARTHUR LEWS-BAUM/DANTINE ?-ow CO-SF ■; ARTHUR HILL 80 HOPKINS actually hear you. Fans rag the umpires, MAKO m GIG YOUNG •HJ=] COLOR pitchers, batters, coaches, and anyone else PG ;:: they feel like getting on. COLLEGE AVENUE/654-3230 willP The fans at Clemson baseball games TAPS are here you dummies! come in small numbers, but those who do come are very loyal. Some of them are fraternity brothers to guys on the teams, RESEARCH and if you've been to a game this year, FREE CATALOG! then you know who they are. They fill in If you want to know what an expert thinks, Write or call for your copy of our the P.A. announcer when Number 9, the \\ latest catalog of over 5,000 re- center fielder, Steve Tucker, comes to bat. search studies. These studies are These guys, and sometimes only one of read page 4. Then read page 6 to see designed to HELP YOU IN THE them, can be heard asking Coach Wilhelm PREPARATION of: to put in Fahrney. They give Manager • Research Papers Bedenbaugh a hard time when he has to where and when you can get them. • Essays • Case Studies chase a foul ball. • Speeches • Book Reviews The old men have a ball too. That's what WE ALSO DO CUSTOM WRITING makes the game fun to watch. Everyday MINUTE RESEARCH these men come dressed up, and yell for 1360 N. Sandburg, #1602 Chicago, Illinois 60610 312-337-2704 Clemson Is Not Norml Timothy N. Ski Sweet I'm an Air Force of- ficer and this is my southeastern regional coordinator sweet chariot. When I visit home people are happy to see me. And for the proud. They say I'm doing my part in the community by show- ing the young people and the adults that you really can make National Organization for Reformation it. You really can get your share of the good life. I also feel good about my position in the Air Force commu- of Marijuana Laws nity. I'm a leader there, too. I'm some- one the other broth-

ers and sisters I meet in the service can look to. And it reas- sures them to know NORML they have a voice in Air Force matters that concern them. The Air Force needs more leaders...pilots ... aircrew members ...math majors...sci- will speak Wed., April 21 ence and engineering majors. You might be one of them and the best way to find that out is in an Air Force 7:30 p.m. ROTC program. There are two, three, and four-year programs. Scholarship and non- scholarship. Why not look into all of them and see if one fits Contact Capt. Donovan your plans? It's worth it, brother. 305 Tillman Lowery Auditorium 656-3254 or 3255

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AM 15,1976 page eleven &m ■ 'V Tft£ TAfitA Volume 69, Number 25 April 15, 1976 by R. Corbin Houchins E 8? J Gallo Winery Modesto, California Clemson University, Clemson, S.C. 29632 Wine Food that rises above the status of fuel usually involves some harmonizing or balancing between two or more taste sensations. In addition to offering its own pleasing flavors, wine can work wonders in contrasting with or complementing the acidity, astringency and sweetness of food. Noticeable acidity in a wine is usually THE CUISINE QUIZ SCENE—II desirable with seafood — which is not or surprising, since we often wish to increase Almost Concluding the Author's the acidity of fish with a squeeze of lemon Observations on Food, Drink and to cut natural oiliness or the fatty quality the Happy Marriage Thereof that comes from cooking in butter. Red wines can be acidic, of course, but usually The fundamental shortcoming of the the flavor of fish seems better if it is usual rule is that the color of what we eat cleansed from the palate between bites, with wine is simply less important than and the "clean and simple" sensation of a basic taste characteristics and flavor. crisp white wine is best for that. Also, red Before getting into specifics, I should say a wines with a fiar amount of character little bit about the distinction between seem to bring forth a rather metallic taste and flavor. flavor in many fish. Oddly enough, there are only four tastes Nevertheless, when flavors and basic in the entire realm of cuisine: sweet, tart taste are in harmony or appropriate (acidic), bitter (by convention termed contrast, color can often be ignored. A "astringent," which means puckery, when light red wine is appropriate for some discussing wine and food, but not to be salmon and tuna dishes, although I per- confused with acidity, which can also sonally prefer white in those applications. IMffJjji pucker the mouth) and salt. They are A few fish dishes use red wine as a cooking sensed by taste buds located on the bongue ingredient, in which case drinking the and can be identified without reference to same wine at table is entirely appropriate. odor. Though it may sound a bit odd, a highly Unlike the palate, the nose can make acidic young red wine works well with thousands of discriminations. The reason sardines and French bread to make a wines and foods exhibit such great com- snack which is traditional among vineyard plexity and variation of sensation is that workers in some parts of Bordeaux. A light the mind is able to integrate taste sensed red also goes well with the rather spicy on the palate and smells sensed by the Spanish dish, paella, which is based on olfactory nerves in the nasal passages and seafood. produce the mental concepts we refer to as I like red with tomato sauce dishes even flavors. As the great chief Brillat-Savarin if they are made with fish, like cioppino or analysed it, the mouth is a place where few a shrimp pizza. Tomato sauces are high in simple sensations are formed and where acid and, especially if they are cooked with few simple sansations are formed and the seeds in, also fairly astringent. To where the aromatic compounds of the food balance both with wine you need a red. One and wine are volatized so they can reach grape that works particularly well with the olfactory nerves, like the aromas from tomato sauce when made into a relatively a bubbling pot issuing up a chimney. high acid wine is Barbera. In matching wine with food, therefore, Next week, a few concluding comments consider two aspects of the pairing. One is on wine and cheese. the quality and intensity of flavor; the If you have any suggestions, questions or other, the balance among the basic tastes comments, please feel free to write me at present in the food and the wine. P.O. Box 1130, Modesto, California 95353. ■ »*^:?**">» ■■-., m£