National Alcohol Awafeness Week Oct 21-26
Verbal obscenities ?rofessor recants Homecoming action spark confrontation Incrimination tales captured by photos page 2 page 4 page 7 The Yellin' Rebel
Volume IV Issue 8 October 21, 1986 University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Little good is accomplished without jjnd no civil evilis ever defeated without publicity
Funds Vs. Security Students' safety on campus loses in battle with budget; savings spell danger
by mary whalen Although some improvements Assault on track field leads to have been made, UNLV's cam- pus still suffers from badly need- questions ed security measures, promised about lighting; again to the school since last year. I by mary whalen Gene Hrdlicka, Physical Education Center Callboxes located throughout Facilities head, said be hadreceiifbd no arrest campus, which were originally A 37 year old woman was attacked near the report, but the track is supposed; to close at supposed to be a 24-hour hook- P.E. complexB:3opm, Thursday, Oct. 16, sunset. He added itwill occasionally remain open up between students and the while walking home from the track, in what was as long as there are still people on the track. campus police, have not yet been apparently an attempted kidnapping, campus po- Revis recommends students stay away from the linked witha dispatching system, lice department Lt. Eddie Revis said. area, until lighting is installed which would facilitate the use of According toRevis, the woman had justfinish- He said the entire areashould be closed off un- such boxes. ed using the track and was waiting between the til that time. Funding for such a system was Enviromental Protection Agency trailer area and first promised to UNLV with the the handball courts, when an unidentified man Tbm Harkenrider, chief engineer for UNLV's help of the Clark County School jumped out of the dark at her. Department of Operations its and Maintenance, laid District who now operates Revis said the woman suffered various injuries the area where the attack low own dispatching fi>r allpf its 45 school properties. CCSD how- Mr, is alsoovafburdened from handling nightime calls for the UNLV campus and vowed a year ago to supply the needed person- nell to man campus callboxes, he cautioned it depends on what said. eral years, trfflc iromthe Tho- but then backed out of the agree- the school district does. "The shuttle has worked out mas and Ma.i Ctnter, an in- ment. "Several months ago, money well beyond our expectations," crease in thelur.|er of night- "Until we receive an allocation was allocated during a School he said. "We've had some very school studeiAmd in various of money to hire the dispatchers, District budget meeting, for the good students working it, and casino empltliJis driving it would dono good to put up the giring of two new police officers they've really kept on top of it." through camp -) night, have all callboxes," Lt. Eddie Rivas said. and two 24-hour dispatchers, contributed toinq sing police "We thought we would have the making it possible for us to have The student shuttle operates concerns. funds by June, but at that time our own dispatchers, hopefully, between 6pm and Upm when the Another prolei s the soon the CCSD simply agreed to con- as soon as January when the mo- library closes. The cart is sta- to be develop*! w "Creek tinue monitoring our radio for ney is released," he said. tioned outside the library at night Row" project*! l will add us. A recent attack on a woman in order to take students back to hundreds of sndt i to round- — near near the PE complex (see box) their dorm rooms or their cars. the-clock camps livity, Rivas A QUESTIONOFLIGHTING as a woman walks alone the McDermott Physical Educa- tion Complex, she seems to be stalked by a shadowy figure. Poor lighting was blamed "All our calls go directly into is the first of its kind in nearly Each driver carries a radio with said. for an assault on a women last Thursday. Although many women, and in some cases men, their box after spm," Rivas said. two years, Rivas said. them to maintain contact with the "It will be a.i within a ci- "We've had a couple of petty police station at all times. ty," Rivas sail will only have been assaulted on campus, some believe campus officials are still slow to react. "It would be dangerous and il- t photo illustration by j. miller/r. zavas legal to even put up the callboxes larcenies involving some audio necessitate ourie for increas- until there is someone to mon- visual equipment, but its been a "Our campus security con- ed security tha ' ich more." ing around campus an night. "We replacing the old fix- last year, and other buildings itor them, butif and when we get lot less than we have had in the cerns are increasing," he said. Tbm Harkemi , chief eng- are He spent the past year testing tures with new globe fixtures, in have received surface mounted our dispatching system, they are last couple of years," he said. "Mostly due to an increase in the ineer for epartmentof ag- light fixtures that diffuse light a very inexpensive retrofit pro- features to wash the walls with ready to go." The student shuttle is one of inordinate amount of traffic Operations and M ntenance, goes rather than just throw the light ject," he said. "So far, 38 new light, removing the uncomfor- Rivas said he hopes the dispat- the reasons why crimes like the through campus." reed that increae security downwards. fixtures have been installed since table large dark areas." chers will be herein January, but assault have been so rare, Rivas Rivas explained in the last sev- hand in hand vit proper light- SAE suffers set back after fraternity housse burns down by ran zayas estimated the d "age done at porary relocated with other SAE more than S2«U <1 members, said Dißenedetto. For the members of the Sigma "The fire «as ' the kitchen," The worse part ofthe incident, Alpha Epsilon fraternity, Satur- said Dißencdt o, "but the according to Dißenedetto, was day's Homecoming brought on television in tl living room the fact that many members of the thrill of winning first place melted." SAE were on an emotional high in the float contest, having their While mosi of ie damage was after doing so well at the Home- candidate win as Homecoming concentrated 11 the kitchen, coming halftime events. Queen, and then coming home where the r )ne and the "W: won first place for our to a burned-down house. refrigerator «e both melted, float in our division," said Di- The SAE house near Russell heat and damage occur- Benedetto. "and our candidate and Maryland was destroyed red throughout he house. for homecoming queen, Gloria because of what firemen label- The fratermt members are Hale, also won. Then this hap- ed an accidental fire. While an unauieat the n* nem whetheror pened." investigation is still pending, the not the rented 'use is covered Dißenedetto was actually Las Vfegas Fire Department is by either their surance, or the alerted to the fire before the not at this time considering the insurance ot tl owner. halftime victories, when he re- chance of arson. According w ''Benedetto, the turned home shortly before es- SAE members were more than house's value not worth in- corting the winning float to the dismayed at the damage done, vesting either lore money or Silver Bowl. because ofthe social significance time into it The SAE member then saw the of the house. "The house n'l worth much, fraternity house covered in "The house was the social it's the land tl t's worth a lot. smoke and surrounded by fire focal point for the entire already egun looking We've '' I for engines. semester," said SAE member a new house The real tradgedy for Dißen- Bill Dißenedetto. Only four f ternity brothers edettohowever, was having to tell No one was injured in the fire, lived in the ho se - ,he $800 a his little brother that his moped since all of the occupants were month rent is: lit fiveways, the — which the younger fraternity at d the Homecoming game, but a four renter'- : the fraternity member stored at the house for day* by john Fire destruction at SAE hotiM Mock hMdllna rvcalla happlar photos mrvzj fire department spokcman itself — andj four were tem- safekeeping — melted. October 21. 1986 The Vrllin' Rebel News Features page 2 Whiskey, women and rooms Sex play engages actors in confrontation make travel exciting for prof. by kurt hildebrand through Metro. W V Paris ranks He said the first officer told them that she could not believe that by randy kimber But given the exotic setting of The George in in The rea ing a P lay in public led to charges of harrassment a professor would assign this kind of work at UNLV. Bangkok or the opulent splendor No. 1 on the Continent one by Ihe U police department, according to one of the Black said he demands oral and written reprimands for both of- Claude Rand, assistant pro- of the Gleneagles in Scotland, rating, but Rand said he also students v,>M. Scott Black. ficers and oral and written apologies from the police department iessor of hotel administration at every moment must be special. likes the Meurice because "it i Old Black, fr y promoted by VNLV American Hotel 4 Motel Association Student Committee (for mon infofaution contact: Marco Vortla — AHAM A student committee, travel A TourismDirector) The Yrllin' Rrhrl Ocubtr 21, 1966 PageS Alcohol Awareness Quiz SAT's, LSAT's, OMa'tTh" Future of US in hands of women "* Sl m°" " SUbiecl mo " of us U,ink we know: by gary beaudry 1 J® financial parties sit down and com- ™"hol avaliaWe and to Week. MSU Ac- lest urces starting mit themselves hearing Thru October 24: Alcohol Awareness Tim will not g M yOll imo . wilh other grld en Currently in the U.S. theaE jonships adults. each others' story. tivities Board will sponsor various programs in the student "°°nd 10 " are eraer is c " led "* N"i0 "" AlcolMl are million single-parejfl HI of vital to the "Aparent must be objec- union. Their goal is to increas student's awareness of the 11 o r s,n 8 homes, with 11 outof 12 ni ival *j family," tive and understand the dangers of drinking and driving. """ " "* f Sil P e bul 'ns*'e,s c"n ,ffei:t a physical 24: UNLV Faculty Exhibition. Grant Hall and^fay™ ' ' ' '<*•' health by women. These statistics emotional and Thru October 1 are redefining society, accow ngle mothers face man y in- needs of the teenager," Gallery. Call 739-3237 for more information. external ding to Dr. Lynn RuegamerJ il and pressures Ruegamer said. Thru Dec. 31: Futurist Awards Competition. Enter Typical servings strain 1. of beer, wine and liquor: Chair of UNLV s h can coniunicationin She added parents must Honeywell's creative writing contest.For complete rules and a) contain . Women the same volume of liquid; ment of Special Education. ! jujjly are forced to also make die children information, call toll-free 1-800-328-5111, ext. 1581. b) vary in alcohol by content; Ruegamer spoke on; he void left the missing aware of the "natural con- October 21 c) are is equal in alcohol content. "Single r andlhi* extremely dif- sequences" of their deci- Film: Lies My Father Told Me. Wright Hall 103. 7pm. For Parent-Adolescent| raising Communication" last Tues- t when a son. sions. Too many young more information, call 739-3547. _ 2. When you think you've had too much, what doyou do? dayat the Flamingo Library. ithout the stability of two people have the habit of October 22 a) stop 'urn ,0 ' drinking and eat something; The lecture was the third in its to the teen will committing what is known Trumpet Recital: Walt Blanton. Aretemus Ham Hall. Bpm. b) wait 30 minutes before your next one; jp feeling frustrated. as DUI — Deciding Under Free. 739-3332. c) a seriesof four sponsored by drink black coffee and go out for some fresh air. Planned Parenthood of igle parents also face out- the Influence. October 23 Southern Nevada as a part of pressure from family Books: 7he Revolt ofMother, and Babylon Revisited discuss- 3. True or false. Switching drinks during the evening will get National Family Sexuality bers and from society, Ruegamer said, "They ed. Flamingo Library Conference Room. 7 pm. you more drunk iing than staying with one type of drink. Education Month. h Ruegamer believes does should make their own October 24 Ruegamer cited the rising Jpot readily accept unmarried decisions without worrying Charity Event: The March of Dimes is holding its annual 4. How i do you pace yourself at a party? divorce rate as one reason forr parents. about fitting in and be free Celebrity Gallery. Desert Inn Hotels' Terrace Room. 6 pm. a) moderate the amount you drink; the increase of children rais- - L' So how do you break down from peer pressure." 453-2626. b) to pm drinkonly beer or wine; ed by one parent. All single- - the barriers communication Having a sense of humor Film: Alexander Nevski. Flamingo Library Auditorium. 3 c) switch from liquor to beer. parent families face what t While facing all these pressures? in both parites is the key to & 8 am. 733-3613. Ruegamer called the three Ruegamer believes establishing survival. Ruegamer ex- October 25 5. t True or false. When you want to drink lightly, it doesn't R's — Responsibility, specific lines of communication plained as teens become Seminar: Foreclosures in Real Estate. Beam Hall 119. 9 matter if you have beer, wine or a mixed drink Resources and Relationships. essential. more independent, they am-4:3opm. $45. 739-3394. These refer to the respon- One step she recommends is willbe on a collisioncourse Seminar: Selectinga College. Beam Hall 104.9:30 am-12:30 6. To slow down the effect of alcohol: sibility of raisinp the child, the family '-""iwl wherein both with the single parent. pm. $10; $15 for two family members. 739-3394. • at a) drink more slowly; in Exploring Trip: Arrow Canyon/Buffington Pocket. Meet b) eat something substantial beforehand; Physical Plant Motor Pool. 8 am-spm. $40. 739-3394. c) snack while you drink; Campusawaits influential speaker Dance Concert: Cosmic Waterfall. Judy Bayley Theatre. d) all of the above. of international affairs in holds the positions ofuniversity Sat., 2pm & 8 pm; Sun., 2pm. 739-3827 Dr. Henry Kissinger, one of front 197o's. As at October 26 the century's best known theearly f secretary of professor the School of For- 7. Labels on beer, wine Nixon's 76*4 Trombones. Artemus Ham Hall. 2pm. and liquor: diplomats, will address Las stale in Richard admin- eign Service and counselor ofthe Concert: a) describe the istration, Kissinger Interna- alcohol proof of the beverage; Vegans in the second presenta- distinguish- Center for Strategic and 739-3332. b) list Flamingo Library Main the alcohol content as a percentage of total volume; tion fo UNLV's 1986-87 Barrick ed himself by his tireless at- tional Studies at Georgetown Gallery Opening: Art Exhibit. c) vary in the kind of information to arbitrate Gallery. 3 pm. 733-3613. they give you. Lecture Series, Oct. 29 at Bpm tempts a peace agree- University. His interests extend ment Egypt October 27 Answers: in Artemus W. Ham Hall. between and Israel. into the business arena as well, The term shuttle diplomacy was where he serves on the boards of Concert: Las Vegas Chamber Music Series. Artemus W. Titled An Evening with Dr. coined to describe Kissinger's corporations. He isal- Ham Hall. 7pm. $6 general admission. 739-3420. 1. All of these drinks contain equal amounts of alcohol (c). numerous Kissinger, the lecture is free visits, which bounc- trustee Metropolitan October 28 Typical servings ofbeer (12 oz.), wine (5 oz.), and distilled spirits and diplomatic so a of the to Middle Concert: Jazz Ensemble I. Judy Bayley Theatre. Bpm. (I W oz.) all contain the same amount of pure alcohol: 0.5 oz. This open the public, however, ti- ed from one Eastern co- Museum of Art and a contribu- is Alcohol Equivalence. A drink, is drink, ckets are required. Tickets will untry to another. ting analyst for ABC news. 739-3332. a is a drink. No matter 7pm. 739-3547. what you drink. be available (limit two per per- He has been praised as one of The German-born diplomat Film: A Love In Germany. Wright Hall 103. son)to the public beginning Oct. the most brilliant secretaries of came to the United States in University Forum Lecture: The 1986Elections. Dina Titus, Bowers, and Steven Parker. Beam Hall 241. 7:30 2. If you think you have drunk too much, stop. Then eat 20 in the UNLV Performing Arts state in United States history for 1938, became a naturalized citi- Michael Box Office. both 1943, and served in the U- pm. 739-3401. Free. something (a). Only time will solve the problem. A 30-minute wait The box office is his work in the Nixon and zen in from 1943 to is not enough time; neither coffee nor fresh air can speed the pro- open Monday through Saturday Ford administrations. Since leav- nited States Army service, cess. So the best thing to do is to drink water or milk and eat 12:30-5:30pm. For more infor- ing the State Department, Kiss- 1946. Following military something substantial and wait it out. Above all, do not attempt mation, call 739-3801. inger hasbecome widely sought Kissinger received his bachelor's at Harvard College, and to drive: if you want to go home, get someone reliable to take you. after as a speaker in the United degree And next time, remember to pace yourself. In his UNLV lecture, the dis- States and abroad. He remains his master's and doctoral degrees tinguished statesman will offer very much engaged in United at Harvard University. 3. False. When drinksare consumed at the same pace, and insights based on his vast diplo- States diplomatic affairs, most assuming typical servings, swithching has no more effect than not matic experience as well as recently serving as chairman of remark switching; your alcohol intake remains the,**me. As,for feeling on up-to-date interna- the on everilV Ccntriir A7h«)r terrible, it may happen, not necessarily because of thealcohol, tional geopolitical Inadditloi, f,, tit* speakingand but because of the mix of non-alcoholic ingredients. Kissinger fore- diplomatic ,jvHies, Kissinger came to the ac Sigma you Chi 4. To pace yourself, moderate the amount drink (a). Whether it's in beer, wine, orliquor, alcohol requires no digestive processing. Moments after your first sip, alcohol passes through ATTENTION BSll, the walls of the stomach and small intestine directly into the 1987.| bloodstream. In a few more moments, itreaches the brain. Ifyou CLASS OF hour, for example, you will quickly feel take several drinks in one The Air Force has a special pic \ , the effects and your Blood Alcohol Content will rise above the ac- gram for 1987 BSNs. If select:! ceptable level. you can enteractive duty soc Blood Alcohol Content directly correlates to the amount of after graduation—without wa'ng alcohol you consume, whether it is a glass ofbeer, wine or liquor. for the results of your State Boc ds. an drink fast to catch up when you join a party late. And To qualify, you must have So, never overall *B" average. After comrs- it's just as important not to chug three beers in a row remember, sioning, you'll attend a five-menu as it is to avoid three quick-ones of liquor. internship at a major AirForce moderating the amount you 5. True. Drinking lightly means medical facility. It's ari exceller drink, not what you drink. Beer, wine and liquor are all beverage way to prepare for thewide range alcohol. The typical servings of each can have the same effect on of experiences you'll have serv g nu se you. 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POOL GAMES The Only Reggae C ib! _*£QQD The Yellin' Rebel Odobtr 21, 1986 Editor's Page page 4 Space To Kill that had our country's strategic severly curtailed ranching, min- Letters To policy been determined by some ing and recreational activities, by carmen zayas-dorchak is one of the best events the UNLV Greek Conn jnii) has The Editor of the Democratic Party's na- taken 100 billion gallons of going for it... tional and local stars — Carter, water from an already dry There's a lot of Rotten Eggs around campus this week.. Either way, I don't think that Shower Cap D ys offers Mondale, Cannon, Ferraro, and region, and necessitated millions competition to Derby Days gang...all taxes. I had originally intended to use this space to commend the much the i n ll.lhope Hary Reid's mentor, Mike of dollars in additional time and a lot of Santini — not Sigma Chi fraternity on their 2nd annual Derby Days celebra- everyone has a good money is gised for Supporter O'Callaghan much ofNevada Had MX left Nevada, it. tion. Derby Days, which is a national Sigma Chi tradition, causes that really deserve would now bea prairie dog town there would not be a wilderness note... made its UNLV debut last year... On another To the Editor, of MX silos, creating what Air issue today, as little would be praise and The event was quitea success — who can forget those "It's Last week's editorial drew criticism f mi seem- This is a strange election when Force Chief of Staff General left of the state to argue about. every area ofcampus — only one person feel- being born in Coming" posters. The event was well publicized, highly ingly put heir a small mining Lew Allen described as "a giant The Union of Concerned Scien- organized, the community got involved and participants ings onto paper...his editorial willappear next wek along town is a heavily advertised sponge" to absorb Soviet tists stated the first installment of seemed to really enjoy themselves*. All the proceeds went with another viewpoint on discrimination on cai pus "qualification" for serving as a warheads. 4600 shelters would have caus- comments to their local and national charities. There were several incorrect on my editorial, U.S. Senator. Nevadans con- JimSantini stood in sharp con- ed devastating environmental next week. Also So why is it that this year, when once again Derby Days I will address these my sincere pologies cerned with substantive issues trast to those Democrats who and social damage in an area Nazero, legal > to are off to a great start, the Inter-Fraternity Council decides to Ms. Liz counsel for the univen I had need recall a time when the suported Nevada being sacrific- "larger than Vermont, to hold Shower Cap Days on the very same days as Derby mentioned that there were no women on the presid ii'scabi- survival of Nevada as we know ed as a nuclear sponge. The Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Days? nent; obviously I was wrong. it was risk — the period when Congressional Record of May and Connecticut combined." Rumors have it that IFC President, Bill Dißenedetto has It is also my policy to run every letter to the jiiorwe deployment of MX missiles in 15, 1980 documents Santini's at- Santini demonstrated in- a personal vendetta against several Sigma Chi's — Bill per- receive. We try to run them as soon as possible, m due to the Great Basin was considered tack on the rationale for the shell telligence, independence and sonally confirmed these rumors but pointed out that IFC, the space limitations, some may run over a week or to Don't inevitable. game. courage during the congressional organization, did not have bad intent when planning Shower be discouraged, your letter willrun —so keep 'el comin'. Fortunately, President "The proposed system will debate on MX. He correctly Cap Days...that indeed it was Sigma Chi's fault for not at- Even though the OPI page did not run this week ■ through Reagan's Scowcroft Commis- not solve our immediate defense said, "When it comes to national tending several IFC meetings... no fault of the director — CSUN officials (myself ncluded) sion came to the same conclu- needs...verifiability, constraints, defense commitments, I do not Sorry Bill, but I do find it difficult to believe that in the did want to extend a great round of applause to: veryone sion the majority of Nevadans and the numberof MX missiles think Nevadans and Utahans Greek community, when all you guys see each other on a who helped put together this year's Homecoming :tiviues, had already reached — basing to be deployed are tailor-made have to take a back seat to any regular basis, it was a mere coincidence that both events fell the queen and her court, students who voted and ic Rebel MX in Nevada and Utah was not for a Salt II agreement which state or region ofthis country." on the same date. Seems to me that you, Bill, are using IFC football team! in the nation's best interest. doesn't exist." We need to remember MX — and local charities as a way to satisfy personal revenge This is National Alcohol Awareness Week — das you Throughout the years, there By fighting to prevent the and the candidate for national of- not a very commendable thing to d0... party, as college students are apt to do,remembe - Have were many was to describe MX: federal government from fice who rose to defend the heart This issue carries ads from both events, our policy is that a great time but make sure you driveonly if you ire able, Rube Goldberg scheme, wasting tens ofbillions ofdollars ofNevada. JimSantini should be any student organization deserves the right to advertise — after all you want to be sure that both you and yo r friends Maginot Line, Misguided Ex- on a flawed basing mode, San- Nevada's next U.S Senator. this is a student newspaper...but, I think that Derby Days are around for next week's party. penditure, a farce. What is im- tini also safeguarded the future portant to remember in 1986 is of Nevada. MX would have Tom Polikalas TO There Diserimenation at UNLV? soliloquies" which has them solutely necessary and pass up ty and students UNLV. Being has never been a get by roosevelt fitzgerald t minority facul- evaluations, have been ranked We a lot ofbands, singers associating primarily with other no opportunity to denigrate, a minority pers n is morea mat- ty member. lower than others whohave not. and speakers on this campus like-minded individuals, and belittle, humiliate, cause em- ter ofvalues ai I nurturing than Undoubtedly part of the In university service (service whose fees are paid by either A working definition of thereby having a great tendency barassment, stymie or otherwise it is exclusively i matter of race. reason for this is the limited on committees) minority facul- CSUN or Barrick or other such discrimination might be: "Dif- to imagine that there are more cause grief or stress to their Blacks anc other racial number of minority profes- ty have little access to those, sources. How often are they ferential treatment accorded in- people in agreement with their "victims". minorities who rere nurtured in sionals with terminal degrees, with the exceptionof what I call minority groups or speakers? dividuals who are considered as attitude, or what Merton calls, When I was first asked to a culture/socu y where their and those who possess them are the minority committee position Every semester I have belonging in a particular the "fallacy of privatized solu- write this article on Wednesday status in that sa iely had less to able to generate much more on Financial Aids. In 16years, students who come to me com- category or group." tions" which tells such in- of last week, I immediately con- do with race thi i with other fac- competitive salaries elsewhere. I can only recall a few times plaining, almost in tears, ofso- Prejudice, on the other hand, dividuals that because their own sented. It was only after so do- tors, respond i gnificantly dif- However, it should be noted when minority faculty have been meone using the word "nigger" is "an attitude unfavorable or attitudinal and behavioral house ing that I reflected on my ferent than do ose who were that the rule governing terminal elected to serve on other more in ways other than denoting a disparaging of whole is a group in order, there is no need to motivation for doing so. nurtured in a society which degrees seems to be put into ef- substantial committees where historical occurrence, and cur- based elements of upon some ir- doanything about the racial pro- one learns ofthe workings ofthe rently there is even some con- rationality. antipathy at large. It is based blem university and thereby get in a versation concerning someone upon a faulty and inflexible A second is the category un- position of in-house promotion who struck what he described as generalization. It may be felt prejudiced discriminator. or This to administrative positions. a "nigger" and that, jokingly, expressed. It be directed may person is not prejudiced, but While on the subject of com- some say, he got merit for it. toward a group as a or discriminates nonetheless. He whole, mittees, we wouldn't want to I have come to grow very toward an individual because he will "discriminate when such forget the dozens of screening suspicious of committees which is A member of that group." behavior is called for, seems to committees that are formed to have a history of do be excluding Discrimination has more to appropriate, or is in their own screen applicants for every ad- minority input, especially black with behavior while prejudice self-interest." ministrative position which input. I say especially black, has todo with attitudes. The two Merton refers to the third occurs. because black faculty have less usually work hand in hand. group, the prejudiced non- I donot ever recall a minority access to becoming part of the Discrimination and prejudice discriminator, as the "timid faculty member being on such a networks which seem to run are not always manifested in the bigot." Peter Rose, yet another committee in a vote-casting role. things on campus. same way. Sometimes they are sociologist, explains this group We are invited to come and sit First, the one group is in and influenced by such a simple further when he writes, "If the and listen and even ask ques- others get the shaft; then the thing as geography. Other times, situation — as defined by law or tions, but we cannot vote. It is others are in and the first group it's a numbers game — how few custom — precludes open almost like the old Texas gets the shaft. The only thing or how many members of the discrimination, they conform. Primaries which were finally that is consistent ts that discriminated group is present, "They serve black customers, I realized that, initially, it was defined people of thoflrace as feet most often when the appli- found unconstitutional. whichever group is in, or how much power the sit next to them on busses or because I had been, in my valueless at worse ofjsecond- cant is a minority person. Cur- For the past two years or so, minorities, especially blacks, get discriminator group possesses. trains, send their children to estimation, a victim of class citizens at best,3 rently there are non-minority black faculty have put together the shaft. Always, however, there is school with black children. discrimination so many times With this considMpion in faculty without terminal degrees an awards banquet for outstan- Ask yourself a question or present a perverse value system 'What can I do,' they say, 'fight during my 16 year tenure at mind, the number ofbMgk facul- who are not only hired, but pro- ding black students who seem to two: "Have I ever voted for a that has either been incorporated the system, fight city hall?"' UNLV. Realizing that, I did not ty has not changed significantly moted and tenured without always not have something minority faculty member for a so well or of such long duration want to use this occasion as a during those years. During the difficulty. which they need for the larger committee assignment? Have I that its perverse nature has been Finally, there are the prejudic- forum for airing my own early 19705, there wajß;a bit of The treatment of minority awards ceremony. ever thought to nominate a absorbed and internalized to ed discrimators. These are the grievances. I also recognized a surge but it soon leveled off faculty of similar status most Kipling said that "what a minority faculty member for the such a degree as to appear die-hards. They donot like those that it would be impossible to in- and, after a while. rMvned to often warrants long, drawn-out woman wants from a man is outstanding teacher award? normal. who are "different" and will go terview some of the significant "normal." battles. what he doesn't have." Seem- Have I ever taken a pot shot at Robert K. Merton, sociologist out of their way to injure them other victims of such acts of Part of the causeof IMb is that It's a jungle out there when it ingly, what the committee wants a minority faculty member and author, speaks of four types either physically or spiritually. discrimination. so many minority facility posi- comes to promotions and merit from black students is what they without fear of reprisal from my of prejudiced personality and They are not restricted to mere- I concluded that what I would tions were on soft moaey and pay increases. Teaching, univer- don't have. Minority student in- peers? gives a definition of each. One ly lynching those they deem in- attempt to do would be to give when those grants dried up, sity service, research and com- clusion in photos found in Col- Have I ever defended a is the unprejudiced non- ferior due to race. They also im- some of my observations of those positions were not picked munity service are the areas lege Catalogs over the years, un- minority faculty member in discriminator. This is a person pose economic hardship, avoid events and issues dating back up by the university- on hard evaluated. How these areas are til recently, seem to be doled out his/her absencs? Do I getupset who has no racial prejudices and hiring minority people, pass over the past 16 years and try to money. evaluated are not always in pretty much the same way when minority faculty get upset does not discriminate. themover when itcomes topro- illustrate how conditions have Today, there are in excess of objective. french fries are at McDonald's' when racist things occur?" They are quite ineffective in motions or raises, exclude them changed, if indeed they have, forty academic degrees available Minority faculty who have — so many per package with the There's a lot of stress in be- dealing with problems of pre- from the inner-circle where pro- during that time. while 16 years ago, thei| might been finalists for outstanding exception of athletes. ing a minority member of the judice and discrimination due gress might be made, avoid Sixteen years ago, there were have been just over 20. msome teaching awards and have along In some ways, I sometimes UNLV family. One is forced to mainly to the "fallacy of group social contact except when ab- only a handful of minority facul- departments on campua, there record of excellent student feel like a guru. Numerous wonder, every day, who is go- minority employees of the ing to dump on me next. One university share their tales of wonders who represents minori- Students Speak Out grief with me. In 16 years of ty faculty. smoking on the veranda, I donot I do not recall the Faculty disagree with them. Senate ever supporting a single Whenever I'm out and having minority faculty person who has a cigar, I notice who is on the had a grievance. In my case, I sit-down lawn mowers most have interpreted the actions of often, whose uniform is dirtiest, the Senate as being opposed to who carries stuff up and down me. I hope I'm wrong. the stairs and who seems to be Minority faculty have to pay a lifetime painter's, plumber's, and pay and pay. It's like they carpenter's, electrician's, win- said in the movie Casablanca, dow washer's and so on helper. '' Round up the usual suspects.'' There are minority members Minority faculty are that most of of maintenance crews who have the time. We complain a lot, and been here longer than I, and are are therefore known as com- Jay Font, 18 Ctna Ostunio, 22 Tom Post, 30 Robert Blond, 28 still in the same job category. I plainers — troublemakers. Art Basinets Hotel Graduate Student Psychology try to make them feel better by Why don't wejust take it and telling them that things could be shut up? Some do. Some do not. No, don't feci there Is any I'm not really too active as far Maybe in the Yes. I had a lecturer oncampus worse. That i way 0 f fraternity they could have When I was asked to write this, campus, as campus life is concerned, go to discrimination on but and sororitj people. fee| t|Kt criticizing why I should not happen them what happened I asked myself, "What kind of because I am from New York I feel everybody is treated i teaching discriminate ag,|n „ into or pursue my to me. trouble am I letting myself in City and there is so much equally. I don't know, there fraternlt, or he was very against I came on board as a for?" I sorority menil)el,. education, Lecturer, couldn't zero in on discrimination back there, that may be some discrimination, But, otherwise, my upward mobility. was promotedto AssociatePro- anything there', rt-|, specifically. any new atmosphere would but it's nice that I haven't seen not too much Discriminating towards a per- fessor for a decade, and then I chose to write it because, seem leas hostile. any discriminant son who has the determination demotedback to Lecturer. I tell well, here at UNLV, I have to achieve a fine education them that everybody knows that made some of my colleagues feel should not be tolerated by it's illegal, but they don't think right at home, and home is that I know. Mississippi. The Yellin' Rebel Odpbcr 21. I''M Alumni Page page 5 Southern Nevada Alumnus recants Alumni Assn. attracts high membership tales of fun, frolic and friendship by nUtrk underson by noelle mckeighan lege. "You could drive right up teaching. According to Poole, | The Alumni Association to the front door of Frazier Hall the school was at that time just for the University ofNevada, Corky Poole, an Vegas has alumni group and park your car," he said. beginning. His next jobcame at Las over 1,600 member and graduate ofNevada "There were no parking 10t5... Valley High School, until he was members, which averages out Southern (now UNLV), discuss- just a dirt-covered empty lot." hired at Vo-Tech High School, to 12 to 14 percent of the ed his role as the 1961-62 stu- Festivities such as the pajama where he has spent the past 14 graduating classes. This may dent body president. like too Poole was rally down Fremont Street and years. not seem high an instrumental in beginning many sno-ball dances were also Poole's time teaching voca- average. but taking into con- clubs and organizations at recalled. tional classes has showed him lideration the national Nevada Southern (NSU). "Under the pep commis- the importance of both college average for most major Between 1958-62, Poole ma- sion," Poole said, "all students and vocational training. schools is only 10 percent of jored in secondary education at paraded down Fremont in their "They are both important the graduating class, the the college. pajamas to kick off the basket- partsof education, and since col- 1,600 is two to four percent "My major was P.E. with a ball season." lege is not for everyone, voca- higher than most schools. minor in speech drama,"Poole During the days of Nevada tional education can be a choice Our Alumni Association said. He did not limit his ac- Southern, the college was actual- for someone who might other- has a board of nine members tivities to strictly academics, ly a branch ofthe University of wise not have pursued further who are voted onto the board however. 1958-59 was the first by the fellow members year- season of intercollegiate athletics ly. The remainder of the at Nevada Southern, and Poole '...Under the Pep Commis- alumni are scattered was the first manager of the throughout the country, ac- basketball team which then prac- sion, all students paraded cording to Fred Albrecht. ticed at John C. Fremont Junior The past graduates have High and played games at Dula down Fremont Street in their become members of the Center on Las Vegas Blvd. and pajamas to kick-off the Association in the following Bonanza. manner: Each graduate is "Jim Bilbray and I were the basketball season...' mailed a letter after gradua- first managers," Poole said, tion, inviting him/her to "and he, ofcourse, is now run- become alunini members. A ning for a Congressional seat." Nevada at Reno. A student at schooling," he said. $15 fee, which is paid year- In addition to his respon- NSU was required to participate According to the Nevada ly, entices the graduates to sibilities as manager, Poole in the Reno residency require- Southern graudate, hecould not stay on the mailing list, and played a key role in the ment which entailed spending have obtained his career without receive benefits, including organization ofthe first campus time at UNR during their four a college degree. alumni tickets to all universi- fraternity, Sigma Gamma, and years. Poole elected to spend the "College was definitely im- ty functions, as well as in- Fred Albrechl and Tom Brooder participated in the pep commis- first semester of his freshman portant for me as far as my surance program informa- academic programs. and a sion (a group organized to yearat UNR, and thenhe attend- career, but also as a person. I past, donated over $160,000 to university's Alumni Association, tion. percentage of past enhance school spirit) and school ed NSU for the remainder of his think that college helps you grow Students, and even some scholarships, not including Career day is a time when large to classes to pro- alumni come to Las Vegas to plays. Poole said NSU was a fun undergraduate degree. up and gives you some djreciton faculty, may not be aware of athletic scholarships. They also Alumni come attend the festivities. place to be. "Even though we graduated in your life," Poole said. just what the functions of an have a program for freshmen vide presently enrolled students The future looks bright for "Nevada Southern was very from Nevada Southern, to go The college majors of20 years alumni association are, and scholarships in which two pupils with information on the job market and its meaning to the the Alumni Association, and good to me. We were one big through the graduation ago were, as Poole commented, what they actually dofor our from each of the surrounding plans are getting underway family, and everyone worked ceremony, we had to go to law and medicine. university, and more students. for a million dollar project together to see that we grew in Reno. I went for my parents so "I chose education because I specifically for our academic high schools with the highest is of the that will be the new Alumni the right direction," he said. theycould see me," Poole said. am a people person," he said. programs. grade point average are recruited Homecoming one biggest events sponsored by the building near Grant Hall. He added the small sizeof the He said a student could In the future, Poole sees a The Association has, in the and are informed of all of the campus provided for a closeness receive his diploma at NSU need for careers in the service between students and faculty without going to Reno. field. college days prove that higher also. Poole's first post-graduation "With all the electronic em- Today Poole is maried and the his days at NSU with fond Southern was a terrific place to education can be a positive Poole remembered several job was at K.O. Knudsen Jr. phasis, we will need people to son. 23 and a memories. be," Poole concluded. His in- father of a experience. specifics about his days at col- High, where he spent four years fix all ofthe problems." he said. daughter. 25. He looks back on "Iloved college, and Nevada volvement and memories of his INN y ZONE Tequila Tuesday Derby Days Every Tuesday 6-10pm Calendar Events Tacos of Shots of Tequila, Chili or , $1. 00 Mexican Beer(lncluding Corona) Wednesday October 22 Mugs of magaritas— $1. 25 Kick-Off Party — Elephant Bar 9:ooam Events Start — MSU Courtyard Ladies Nite — Every Saturday Thursday October 23 only all ladies drink for 11:00noon Paint-A-Sig 50$—anything in the house ; :00pm Derby Darlin' Dinner (closed party) 6-9pm Friday October 24 — 99C Breakfast — 7 Days A Week 12 OOnoon Beatles Return MSU Courtyard Flour-N-Change 2am - 10am 12 30pm and the Egg 2 choice of 115pm Fish eggs, potatoes, 9ioopm Sig-N-Dales (females only) Bacon or Sausage INN ZONE DESERT INN 'iNNUU ZjnupE rwPVFNNEC ENNE Saturday October 25 3°,03 R ancho 11:00- 2:oopm After Noon Events — UNLV Mall s:oopm Mike Mixer Talent Showcase - MSU Sunday October 26 11:00am BBQ and Kickball Tourney — TBA INN ZONE RAINBOW 8:00pm Sneaker Closing Party 238xS. RAINBOW ' k lb k [ - Octobtr 21, 7Tie Yellin' Krbrl page 6 Id & Ego magician entrances novice UNLV writerhigher power of any withany me to relax and find " | , . found this witha very attractive business style helped he does | you should w I person kind However, by mark atuierson casC- clad in a grey sweater out just exactly what this one fun- to be less (h; ue'nthis major, believe there is no r and dark slacks. was all about. but more ot first assigned to Much less with him only damentalreality, When I was ,hc sUirt I was at a complete loss as to After chatting that having something Allow mc ceinai - attun- a physiological innerness cover a story ,hls me, a few moments, I became you After setti ~'ui vr'nd where to begin. Luckily for we all possess. to do with types of magic, ed to his extraordinarily intuitive person, I arr; mutual time JayInglee was articulate enough Inglee some can well imagine that was less a tor personality. In his own words, performed I that would to begin the interview himself. of hand for me, and than enthusiastic about it. convenient is not a magician per se. but slight both of us. | up my pad, I soon learned the 24-year-old he of his past lecturing envisioned a somewhat pre- kcJ magician who sets no boun- told me I pen pre-c m>t'ons business major was from a to of what this so- and ;L-ived beliefs. experiences. He loves historic view anJ h s California and was a member of daries around ideas and about "magician" would be this complet ' speak withpeople, talk called Hollywood's Magic Castle. He Beyond his beliefs. «>r perhaps ac- at even strange personalities. Inglee like. A modern Houdini a,his included in ihcm. is a self- their We Bl ni«''ng is enrolled in the Hotel College. cepts compensation for his UNLV? decide* defined. technical manuscript, no home would • the easiest. I After speaking to him, I realiz- and is not out to Had I not been such a new edi- which he is independently speaking, entered not t( jnJ intense and ed he had no interest in scaling of notorie- to Rebel, would achieve any kind tion the YelUn' I college stu- corporate ladder, but was ac- publishing. convince the editor tarot cards. I a the book ty, but just to make others have tried to There to learn rather than He has termed his might be more dent's living ujr'crs tually here his aware of his insights and past that someone else statues of to financially safe "ideas and application* of were no paini or secure a " in life. adept at handling a story of this gs studies in magic experiences satan; just a>ie apartment future, which 1 found extremely book, After nature. a stressed to me he is "not Ingle's entitled — He AMAZING UNLV student Jay Inglee is also a practicing much like »» ne- refreshing. soon. It has been said that first im- yo ior way or means in touch Image will be available shows a UNLV student a bit of then begai acquainted His open mind and easy going in any magician. Here he pressions are usually the hunch I >to Sllght-Of-hand. photo by palma wt.lty campus well-endowed women Most are look- men are looking for. Surprising- ■ males attracted to and ty of the men at UNLV unders- good daily eating habits com- she From all the information your face. Yc should outgoing, adven- ly, they said they would be "In our conversation, I exercise. Be con- ing for an you by Christine mangual was first tand that malu jpshould be us- some daily good plimented and flattered if must be truthful and open- gathered, appearance health. turesome person with a -1 of the men. The ed to your adv nage by correc- scious of your were to call them first. Times minded." he said. priority for most initial en- sense of humor. Male students at UNLV had a n natural ting flaws, entire face. After the first j changed to our advantage, was Robert Piccar- look is an all-American no ihe is based With this information, you have lot to say on the subject of what Attitude Men the physical counter, dating usually it. priority look, which is enhanced with agree majori- nowknow in advance what these z so use they are looking for in a woman. ddos' first maintained by on her personality. The I should have a general light make-up that is suitable for figure can b< Tim Muir said his first priori- "She By this, mean ty is a woman's body. "I like a outlook on life. I o world and what finely toned body," he said. how she sees the h said. "Her Next, Muir said he notices sishe does with it," he op- attitudes. intelligence is based upon an 'J rather than an in- "Hike a girl tohave a friend- timisticti view As far as per- ly, out-going personality." he tellectual view. t« woman with said. "She needs to have a «sonality, I notice a happy-go-lucky type of an at- aa sense of humor." titude. 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I New York Air flies in the mainlatpl USaffex'00 1 i ' PK ' ■ The Yellin' Rebel Oruiber 21. /WW Photo Page CROWNING THE FLOAT — members of EAE add the finishing touches Homecoming '86 Homecoming 1986 was hilled as one of ihc inosl eventlul Homccom- igs to dale - all to celebrate the 20th anniversary ot one ol UNLV's lost long-lasting traditions. And while many of the planned "block uster" events fizzled, some still turned out. Mosi events were !mpered however with an occasional black spot The biggest was UNLV's climatic loss to San Jose State A first quarter blowout victory for UNLV turned into a last minute defeat when a successful SJS field goal ended all hopes for a UNLV comeback in the last minute of play. building competition went well e- h - with Alt) and SAP. both win- ning first in their divisions - until SAF.. which also won the Homecom- ing Queen title with then candidate Gloria Hale, came home to find a fraternity house burned out. CSUN Homecoming events — in- cluding an egg-eating contest and a ir hashing, went off with a lot less ila than promised, and controversy ver how much the winner of the egg lest was to win. University scheduling ilso helped lower the expected turn out at the first day's events, but again, op- •n out in the end. with most students their break from class. . And now our ending to Homecoming: a rose colored view of the events Irom the backyards KtI|| ol float builders to the field <•! the Silver Bowl. **, All photos by: Mike Kcllei Jim Miller John Mroz Steve Spntafori Pulmu Wesley WORKING FOR A LIVING - helping do what's ever necessary to insure victory in a hard fought election fun and frustratloi^^^^ FIGHT ANO HER DAY - a I sad endin for UNLV's I hope of d (eating SJS, but coni dering the odds, UN V got a lot farther gainst the editor's note: CSUN wishes to con- *°Ip*1p* Jo* Spartans han anyone gratulate Homecoming Queen really e*P cted Gloria Hale, and all thecandidates who ran in the election. Oetobtr 21. IHB6 Ihr Ycllm Hrhi l Yes, But Is It Art? page 8 harvey the yak by dorchak harvey the yak by dorchak city zoo by jerry r. johnstone tom and mack by d.e.jacobson by merryman o guru herbie by z dewar's alaws of the cat by by d.e. jacobson | fiith — — ll»ve a place to rent? A position | A __— . 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I'll take a I don't even know who's play- the World Definitely the Mete. They have New York better ve Boston, because I'm from I guess, is It the Mets? Ya, the ing the World Series. I don't a good strong team with ex- a bet on them. like their of- Massachusettes. My dad «nd Mets. I've got to go for New follow baaebafl, even though It cellent pitching. Their batting fensive game, it's been works there and we're both York. My uncle Uvea there and la one of the aB-American either. It's great. arouad 70 ye*" since they big fans. I have faith In them is not bad I love the city. sports. 1 never follow It. interviews and photos by john mroz won apennant, so they should and I like their uniforms. Campus Theatre $6 with — Briefe Dance General admission is —« Student Employment discounts for children, students Building, Room 132. For more information, call referrrmli for On October 25 and 26, UNLV and seniors. Tickets are waiting for you at the UNLV The Student Employment Office provides job pieces will be performed 739-3893. both Dance offers its fall concertat available through the dance of- Student Union, Room 2001. Jazz students. The office has a current listing of positions avaUable composers, all of whom The Judy Bayley Theatre. Following fice in advance and at thebox of- The seminar is divided into by the on and off campus. Positions are listed outside their offices. UNLV students. The Star of Nevada Of- a tremendous growth in the per- fice starting Oct. 24. two half-day segments at the are music is located on the third floor ofthe Humanities Building. will feature works by On November 1, UNLV office formance area of the UNLV For more information, please outrageously low registration fee recital are from Bam to spm. on trumpet; Phil "Star of Nevada Marching fice hours dance department, all four dance call 739-3827. of$10 per segment. Matt Carr sax; sponsor the First companies, namely Solaris, If you would like to register Wigfall, tenor Richard Band" will Sale. Olllce Clerk Invitational/Best jewelry Cosmic Waterfall, UNLV lABC for or learn more about the Lopez, trombone; Scott Tibbs, Marching Band JOpen Filing, inventory control and Brady, bass; Nathan Band in the West contest at Sam Dance Construction Crew and The Las Vegas chapter of the IABC/Las Vegas "Not Just piano; Glen Paraime 20-30 hr» a week bookloeoinj Bonora, Boyd Silver Bowl, with competi- wmeone with Children Creative Dance Lab, International Association of Another Management drums. Flexible Piefei to starting at 11:45 am. I accounting experience have beenconsolidated into one Business Communicators Seminar," please call Denise The recital is free andopen tions 739-3332 Theopening ceremonies begin Auditor Will win company as University Dance (IABC) is sponsoring a day-long Haen at 369-3666. the public. Gall for Nl|hl at 11:45am with the first band Hotel $4 in hour Theatre. workshop which will spark your more information. Muu be Business or performing at noon. Major Pimime flexible This exciting concert of the creativity and sharpen your Elections '86 Admission is free. For more I Prefer prior night auditor University Dance Theatre is at management skills. Comp Science information, please call experience the Judy Bayley Theatre on On Friday, Oct. 24, a super- Three UNLV political science Will train ProShop S«lei Clerk of Computer • 739-3734. | Saturday, Oct. 25 at 2pm and charged combination of local professors will present a panel The Department $5 an hour Will train the UNLV Student »°<" Bpm, and on Sunday, Oct. 26 at and national speakers will be discussion titled "The 1986 Science and ! Senior Day Flexible « m Elections" on Oct. 28 at 7:3opm Chapter ofACM announces the Sun lOutl-Spm third AflerNov.2o-2night«aweek in Frank and Estella Beam Hall, Annual UNLV Programming 5 UNLV is sponsoring its Graveyard Mon 4-gpm Financial Services annual "Senior Day" on Nov. Room 241. Contest, to be held October 31, noon to 4pm on the se- A new student loan pro- ofthree credits. Students may Dr. Dina Titus, Dr. Michael 1986. 6 from received master's or doctoral $1000 Moyer Student 739-3970. gram has been established for borrow up to for the Bowers and Dr. Steven Parker If you are an undergraduate orr cond floor of degrees at the university for a repay- e Union. students majoring in the Col- academic year with will discuss both national and graduate student, and you are book tobe tided Profiles in Suc- "Senior Day" will inform legeof Health Sciences. The ment to begin one year state elections, campaign enrolled in at least six hours at it cess: The Master's andDoctoral students and Glamour program was started with a following graduation or finances and proposed bills. UNLV, and you know Fortran n local high-school invited to Graduates of the University of about UNLV's UNLV students are $25,000 contribution from withdrawal from a degree Each panel member will speak or Pascal on the Harris, then n their parents Nevada, Ins Vegas. and student participate in Glamour Marion Smith, a long-time program in the College of on a specific topic for 10 sign up in CEB 398. academic programs "We would like to honor our an over- Magazine's 1987 Top Ten Col- resident ofLas Vegas, for the Health Sciences at UNLV. and then answer ques- services, and givethem former students, and we hope minutes, lege Women Competition. express purposes of assisting The interest rate of three tions from the audience. "Best of 12" view of campus life. that a large number of them with Young women from colleges deserving students ofthe Col- percent is not charged until For more information on the UNLV's Alumni Exhibition, u, The program will begin could be represented in Profiles remarks and universities throughout the begin. discussion, of 12," willbe yc a luncheon and opening Smith lege of Health Sciences in payments panel call 739-3307. titled "The Best country will compete in of Success," said. Students interested in ap- university's• 8 by President Robert C. Maxson, who received meeting the costs ofattending on display in the search for 10 outstan- He asks anyone of Academic Af- Glamour's (master's or UNLV. plying for the Marion Smith Jazz Grant Hall Gallery, Oct.:t. Vice President a graduate degree Unrue, Dean of ding students. but To qualify, a student must Health Professions Loan A jazz composition recital, the 31-Nov. 28. V fairs John and doctorate) from UNLV, did Service# Robert Acker- be enrolled as a sophomore, should contact Student Finan- first in a new series sponsored The "exhibttj<>pV~rree ancnd' Soiftent Grad Survey not receive a copy ofthe survey, junior, or senior in the Col- cial Services (3rd floor, by UNLV's music department, open to the puhfic. The galleryry man. to call the Graduate College at of is For information, UNLV's Graduate College is lege of Health Sciences and FDH) or the College will be presented Oct. 30 at open 11am to4pm,ii, more call the Office at surveying former students who 739-3320. be registered for a minimum Healtl^cienceMCE^^23^ 4:3opm in Alta HamFine Arts andon Saturday |,y appointment.I. UNLV Admissions UNLV's Inter-Fraternity Council presents Shower Can Days For the Kids Benefiting St. Jude's Ranch Boys & Girls Clubs Home of the Good Shepard Special Olympics Big Brothers and Big Sisters October 22 — 26 Friday Events 10-24-86 - Field Shower Cap T.G.I.F. 11:00am to 2:3opm Dorm Shower Cap Bash 9:oopm to 2:ooam -MSU Ballroom contact IFC y All proceeds to benefit the kids!! For more information October 21, 1996 7V tHljn' trbrl — page 10 Entertainment Music Etc... The Policed a band or just three people? was This jazz hill offered two meti to ** en" infamous Dr. Chin (formerly Needless to say, the show swan song. Ac- E. Fresh with the Get Fresh in attends * and by rvmney smith ding is the band's no one can with VA); on backing vocals, great. Aside from this fantastic shows, one at B:3opm to sources, the Crew and Oran Juice (Waling in Joying th iselves the cording some was totally clowning around Andy stage show, the band played an another at 11pm. Although want to Rain). deny that O'Clock This week's big story.. The s band members nolonger the that turn- Zsuphudo (formerlu with awesome set ofmusic. Slave can- turnout was not as high as when the big show, of course, upstaged the band Mice are back. Or are they? It's J work with each other and other And "* AWOL); didly introduced most of the The Yellow Jackets played, the Friday, Oct. ed out to *holc show on percussion and dan- been three yean since Sting, An- - go as far as to say they is Stevie Wonder. the most very good. sources ' cing some-guy-named- songs as one of HOL's show itself was 31, Halloween night, Stevie will die Herd ununin 8s around dy Summers and Stewart t don't even like each other. popular nines. Guitar solist Anthony Flynn stage at T&M. This bt | is unquestionably John (that's how it was related to Copeland have released an- At this point the band's con- take the case you haven't figured out set the mood for the show would expect a giant act the coolet o arrive on the Las me, anyhow); on beer drinking In tything collectively. tract has been full filled and there You already, the entire band of VA perfectly. Of course, his set in- might ran Vegas : and kickin' it, John Shines (this Now we have Don't Stand So » are absolutely no plans for like Stevie Wander mu scene.■••ever. A Pret- but The of Lemmingfi is a different John). (Schwartz, Chin, Picardo) are cluded his latest release dote '86 Yet, the Police's latest I another Mice recording. Yes, you $20 per ticket or more, H d only (HOL) composite band, Shine plays a very intricate also membera of the Herd. Ipso ty Lady's Eyes as well aiSoyyo, single is remake of their 1980 folks, thingssure look bad for the not so. The show costs is i a I are cur- part band. He sits around facto, HOL performed a couple Ens tu. hit. be wondering what biggest-selling trio in rock $17.50, with some seats at $16. some of w se members in.the Ybu may I as well. on the stage at a set table and ofVA's nines, including VA'aFell Not to be outdone, Sky Walk Mice to Obviously a bargain. rently wid >therbands would possess the history. vocals we drinks beer from a big jug. Oc- off a Will. delivered a slam bang set con- with the The show starts at Bpm pro- On lead and nracord a song that has already Moving right along • was not sisting mostly of material from act. This have | « (formerly with casionally he snaps off a picture The band Ykrd Space been a hit? music news, Dave Stewart of the mptly, with no opening Gigli a keyboards and or two with his camera. quite as flamboyent, but equally their Silent Witness LP. Well, the reason is more con- Eurythmics is feeling much bet- is "An Evening with Stevie Subterfuge on Windolph SLave wore a skirt on as talented. All in all, a well Be on the look out for more tracture] than anything else, lb ter after having fallen off the Winder." Tickets are going Cut. vocals, Dberi stage, up soon, Sister and provided by KUNV's Candye rounded show with local boys jazz shows coming your way Aillflll the terms of their con- stage at a concert two weeks ago. And the show's coming (formerly thLittle seats today. frequent at Carlos Kane. The show was a complete stealing the thunder from a ma- from KUNV 91.5 Jazz Progres- tract, the Mice had to have at Although his back may never so you better get your I adliner again drums, Bob fog, moving back drops and jor act. sions, Mr. Gs and Michael least one new recording on their heal completely or properly, The off again-on Murphy'i) on with Subter- plenty of antics from Slave and Schivo Presents. latest a greatest hits Stewart is up and around. The Fishbone show is back on again Picardo (ft rnerly album, Zsuphudo. package. band will resume their US tour at Krackers. The show had been fuge, presc tly with VA). Also on stage with the band Sky Hblk and Anthony Flynn Next week: It's back to record Between recording solo pro- sometime next month if Stewart's cancelled for who knows what fail Sch -aru on guitar and (fe with MIA, wasa life size manequin, whose Mr. Gs Nightclub reviews and the low down on jects, scoring for television and health continues to improve. reason. vocals nerly VA); on bass the bee lit up. Sunday, October 12 Jimmy Jam and Tferry Lewis. movies and starring in movies, REM is also currently on tour As it stands now, Fishbone will presently v ih the trio hasn't had much time to in the US. This band changes be appearing along with the write songs for the Mice, let their set every night so if you get Young Brandos at Krackers night alone learn them as a band. two chances to see them, take club on Friday, Oct. 26. Therefore, to insure that the them both. The band V.A. (various ar- fantasy master meets (and point, I'd like to in- tists) will be playing the Blue introduces album its release date At this Kirk because it was a lot easier) the troduce a new feature to Music Angel night club on Saturday the band simply recorded a song Etc. It's called "Joke of the 25 for the debut of KUNV night Blue Angel featuring they all knew already. Week." This week's joke con- at the by kirk choose his loyalties. The books Vadhaugh race is born as much and ofstriving, and of the bonds and spotlighting a The new version is produced cerns Don Johnson. Don, who KUNV DJ's have wierd magics, powerful to Law as Elric is to Chaos. The of culture thatmake freedom and by the Police and Laurie released an album, differentlocal band each week. difficult. It can also recently Last wee! gave some advice demons, unearthly swords and first two chapters or so of this honesty so Latham. Ybu may recognize her 10 single, I to which yielded a Tbp Show Reviews to the do vie, (yes, you) on clashes of armies where men, book are the most delicate and be seen as a child's effort as Raul "I'd Ybung's producer. has been quoted as saying, The 3 O'Clock aome excelkni science fiction elementals, dragons and Gods beautifully descriptive you will "grow up". The first book is An The song was totally rerecord- like to quit Miami Vice and make of Alien Heat, and though it may be Herd Lemmings authors, solis only Fitting that battle for the fate of the world, find, though the horrors edand is the only new recording full-time job." of obtain, try. Very uni- music my Yard Space this week, Ifctraduce you to one and Elric, the albino king of mankind soon follow. difficultto on Every Breath lbu Tbke-The not a joke I don't Now if that's Sal., Oct. 4 of the grea fantasy authors, Melnibone, is the most impor- But the greatest of Michael que with a certain charm all its Singles. It will be out for the know what is. My only advice to Moorcock's works is in MSU Ballroom Michael Mdorcock. tant pawn on the board. apparent own. Christinas buying season. It will i the man is "Don't do it, Don!" the End Time word ofcaution, beware the So armed! you can enter any Other, less famous aspects of the Dancers at of A not contain the band's first bill- Thomas and Mack has added Not being the biggest 3 bookstore world(provid- the Champion Eternal include trilogy, that is now unfortunate- seventh Elric book. Though single, "Fall Out." iijthe another show to their fell line-up. O'Clock fen in the world it is ed you speak the language) and John Daker, Erokse, Hawk- ly out of print. However, the ed as an Elric book, it has only At this point, the future ofthe libraries have it, and certain us- two Elric stories in it along with Alabama and Waylon Jennings probably no surprise that I wasn't not feel like a lost puppy. moon and Coram, all of whom Mice as a band looks very grim. carry it. The set- two articles on the creation of will be in concert Nov. 22. overly impressed with the 3 Fantasy w|smy first love (and have their own books. I recom- ed bookstores Despite Stewart Copeland's ap- rest con- On Nov. 9 .38 Special and the O'Clock. probably my best, but that's per- mend the Hawkmoon books ting is the end of time, in the Elric. The of the book pearance on Good Morning , new Bad Co. will be appearing The band did all their hits as sonal) and Moorcock is one of very highly, beginning with The unimaginably distant future tains other, non-related tales, in-. has power rings eluding hilarious comedy short America lastyear, where hesaid, , at Thomas and Mack. you might imagine. Of course, the top fligkt fantasy writers. Jewel in the Skull, and the Cor- where everyone a create at book is worth it, "The Mice are not breaking On Nov. 5, Thomas and Mack the song Jet Fighter sent the Most of books revolve um books, recently reprinted, with which they can ab- the end. The at up," rumors persist to the | has what can only be described crowd into a frenzy, well a around an ifcamation of what he starting with The Knight of the solutely anything. Anything. as the tale Elric the End of contrary. as a truly cool show.. .Midnight semi-frenzy. calls "the ftumpion Eternal," Swords. Hawkmoon's world is Lakes, mountains of licorice, Time is an extremely powerful Star, World, Although O'Clock con- anything. work, requiring knowledge of Speculation is that this recor- Reddy for the Doug the 3 fans which \& U being set long after a nuclear war. i a llrthat scattered The hero ts Jherck CariWlUan, six Elric « ) sianrty Agta for a where technology is the firM books the End ' balance bottom the never en- and only a little magic exists. who, like the rest of his world, as all three DaHcers at ding battles Law and Hawkmoon becomes an enemy has absolutely no morals as com- of Time books. between and will Qiaos. It is a!connic struggle ofOranbritan, or Great Britain, pared to our repressed times. The tie-in is brilliant, spanning all of the multiverse, which is trying to conquer the The fascinating thing, however, blow you away. and usually the heroes are not world, and the first four books is that he is not at all evil or For those of you whoare sick an "adult even aware of their own put in ofthe series conclude this strag- cruel, believing that he does of sequels, he has it. gle. There are three books after nothing wrong (morals have romance" entitled, Gloriana, always been the subject of the that I en- tflfek The most famous of these that which deal with alternate Unfulfilled Queen heroes is Elric, and his struggles realities, and these are in- debate) until he meets, and falls joyed very much, dealing with Amelia frustrated queen of a are told in seven books, the first teresting, but the first four books in love with, Miss a sexually and ofthe being Elric Elric's are the best. Coram has six Underwood who was abducted verydifferent England ofMebtibone. trickster she world is oun before it was books, set in a time when man from nineteenth century scheming, devious, reshaped for modern man, and just begins to emerge from bar- England. II oflove tee "Kirk"page \.Jr Elric, bom loyal to Chaos, must barism, and Coram of the This is a beautiful tale MrkMHai «nM km nil his ml Jjjjt ti |tt tkraailiIni sdwcL "fcrjj None for the Road...^ UNLV's Thomas & Mack Center and Sam Boyd Silver Bowl proudly support... 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Lynch quit the Academy in 1970, and soon made a four minute film called The Alphabet. It won him a grant from the American Film Institute. "I painted an entire floor of my house black," he said, "and made an abstract Film about a boy whoplanted a seed and grew his own grandmother." Called The Grandmother, it led to Lynch's entrance to the AFl's Center for Advanced Studies. Supporting himself with a Wall Street Journal paper route, he spent the next several Lumberton," Ed places, another Lynch by scott dickensheeis just scaffolding for him to hang day in the radio years filming Eraserhead. Darkness, in his his images on, a platform for announcer says, "so get those trademark. When Mel Brooks was casting world, can be anywhere. "I liked it, but I don't know him to peer into the darkness of chainsaws out." about for a director to helm he The movie races to the why." human behavior. This is a movie Jeffrey quickly finds that Brooksfilms production of The climax, where Jeff hasthe moral Those words were spoken by of open sores. too posesses a dark side. During Elephant Man, Lynch was sug- courage to go face the results of my friend Ken Whyte as we left The movie gains some of its their lovemaking, Dorothy gested, but decided to see (the his actions. He blows Frank's the theater after seeing Blue power through the constant clash demands that he beat her by scott dickensheets scene, with the bizzare, the Eraserhead first. does) and she face off. Velvet, the latest film by David of innocence and menace, the way Frank grotesque. Most interviewers "I thought, 'That's it, he'll see finally At the end, a robin does in- Lynch, and they pretty well sum continual revelation of ugliness screams at him until he ■ David Lynch is a strange guy. have noted the wide gulfbetween it and hate it,"' Lynch said. "In- deed come, but in a patented up my feelings too. and violence beneath the placid does. Sever mind that he looks like stead, Mel literally came runn- film, Lynch touch, the bird has a the disturbed imagery of his Blue Velvet walks a thin line surfaces of life. There is some sex in this what you'd expect Beaver ing out, threw his arms around squirming insect in its beak. films and his gee-whiz persona. between high art and low trash. Lumberton is a timber town, but it is not the same sex they to look like in his late He looks like a nice guy. me, and said 'You're a madman, in movies. There is a message there, too. Reaver It contains many shocking im- and seems at first to be idyllic. have mainstream B. I love you, you're in.'" It's hard for me to recommend JO' or that he uses outmoded Lynch is clearly a man who ages manifestation People smile, flowers grow by This is not soft focus love- His empathy with The and is another though I personally phrases like "gosh" and "gee- spends a lot of time, listening to point of white picket fences, the local making, it's rarely erotic. The this film, Elephant Man's deformed sub- of Lynch's twisted stunning. whiz." Trust me, he's an odd- strange voices from the bottom WOOD drones motions are the same but the thought it was I strong view. radio station that must ball. Look at his films. of his brain. ject and his visual sense background. motivations are much different. realize, though, one It's difficult to say what this pleasantly in the point of , First, there is Eraserhead, the "(My childhood) was a dream caught the eyes of producersRaf- raw, violent sex, and it's share some of Lynch's v film is about. On one level, it's This is young director's first feature- world," he has said, "blue skies, faella and Dino De Laurentis, language or view to make a connection with a mystery thriller, the story of Early on, though, we are led not clouded with the length film. Arguably the trees — who were attempting to get the this movie, and I think few peo- green grass, cherry Mid- Jeffrey Beaumont, and how he to understand that things are not presumtion of love. film ever made, film version of Dune off the ple will. Jtveirdest dle America the way it was sup- gets caught up in the underside as they seem. A man watering Though Jeffrey is having sex the story of man ground. firaserhead, a posed to be. But then on this townof Lumberton. his yard suddenly has a heart at- with Dorothy, he is in love with the Though Lynch spent eight of life in the One of the most shocking {named Henry and cherry tree would be this pitch it's about and collapses. In an Sandy, the movie's symbol of working on the On another level, tack things about Blue Velvet, actual- misshapen, bodiless baby he's oozing out, some of it black, months astonishing metaphorical image, innocence. Early on in their rela- Dune, obsession and desire, sex and Redrock Theater taking. care of, has since become some of it yellow, and there were screenplay for he was past tionship she tells him of her ly, is that the psychotic behavior. the camera then dives down Rarely do ■acult classic and a regular on the millions of red ants racing all never able to pare the massive of a thousand robins chose to show it. ec- The plot is this: Jeffrey, home the fallen man, into the grass, dream hope of -midnight movie circuit. over this pitch, all over the tree. story down to a manageable size. bringing love and light to a dark centric films with little to visit his father (who has been beneath the grass, finding a fren- commercial success find His second film was The "So you see, there's this One previous screenplay had attack) world. large stricken by a heart finds zy of insects below. to f£lephant Man, the film adaption beautiful world and you just look called for a 14 hour movie. action takes place their way a Las Vegas a severed human ear in a field Such juxtapositions are Much of the the play. Though it was little bit closer and it's all red Nonetheless, Dune is notable heavily shadow- moviehouse. stage a by his home. He gets brushed ofl everywhere. "It's a wonderful at night, or in not his own material, the film is ants. I grew up in that for its visual complexity and pro- i Because by Detective Williams, whc , patented Lynch touches. very beautiful sort of perfect duction design. full of won't tell him what's going on h. Kirk con't is destined to meet. All very another episode inthe saga ofthe fine, and the people that populate Champion Eternal. Knowing about it the court are diverse and fun to me, you will all hear experience. soon, whether you want to or The best news of all is that not. Meeting Moorcock is coming M«THCOWT«Oi_ w[ Ski Utah wmt control BREAK Mwmmc APW THANKSGIVING BGPCEO tfPUGE OtfEE VASICTOMV Snowbird BIRTH CONTROL tiPOti g£ EBBES CINTIR CAR!rSouuranxuunui f flBEEee csoclc EB radGMEB mm. (702)733-7889 $189 Solitude PEBW fcJHI Park C/Vj ggE«3<3GJg * 17WMTW^Tnf CALL DEAN 458-6655 i HR \ I Si • iHlfa' MeM — kebel Sports Thirteen turnovers and last minute field goal dash Rebel football hopes at the second team sieve turnover battle San Jose State 27. punter Bob Hulberg set up the fourth quarter by everuon The see-saw Coaches' Comments Bowen, started on the third play of the The Spartans were forced to nest Rebel score. With one se- quarterback Eugene Nunnley's emotions State coach Claude punt on that series and David who in after Stallworth The full moon should have game when a handoff to Spartan Wayne Si i Jose cond remaining in the first half. came through. His voice was not made his reser- Hollis returned it for 32 finger, ranand pass- been an indication. UNLV's tailback Randy Walker fumbled showed Gill rt has yards to Cook split the uprights from 32. dislocated a looked tired. Nun- the California Bowl give UNLV at field goal range. Homecoming game versus the at midfield. UNLV's John hoarse. He vatii is for possession After the two teams traded ed the ball into but he still has four con- midfield. 43 kick San Jose State Spartans would be Johnson jumped on the ball to nley had nothing good things in F ssno. turnovers to open the second Libonati barely made the to go. something different. give UNLV possession with to say about his players. ferei :e games After fullback Ickey Woods half, San Jose State scored their to tie itat 20. nine, With 13 turnovers in the 14:23 left in the first. "TTiey played as hard as they ran for gains of five, three first touchdown. A Jackson run The race was on. The teams could," Nunnely said, "They "< -ve been through a and two yards, Stallworth forth to each game,the 23-20 loss to the Spar- UNLV punted the ball back e com- from one out and the Olivarez punted back and defense everyone else is up for pleted his lone left tans, could have been on Foul- after three straight incomplete met the challenge. Our grint r. touchdown pass, kick made it 17-10 other three times. With 1:50 challenge, I hope we a 34-yarder to had ups, Bleeps and Blunders. passes by UNLV quarterback played an outstanding game." us, tl sis a George Thomas. On the Rebels next series in the game San Jose State the good work." The Cook Except for UNLV's defense, Steve Stallworth. Punter Bob The turnover bowl, as this can 1 cp up kick made it 14-0. Stallworth threw his next in- the ball at their own eight. be called, was not ert had praise for the San Jose Suite gave up the which has never looked better. Hulburg punted for 38 yards to game could Gi ball terception. The pass was picked- UNLV. Nunnley said, Rebe "UNLV is a talented, again when Jackson coughed San Jose State's, who was put the Spartans at their 22. won by it off by Barry Kidney and ran Perez completed to Guy Lig- to capitalize tur- team that showed up and was averaging 4SS.O yards per game On third and eight Perez was "We've got on well >ached recovered by Davis back 14 yards to the Rebel one gins for gains two gains of nine ( and character." for his total, offense was held to 378 intercepted by Anthony Blue, novers and not give them the ball alot class second fumble recovery yard line. Jackson ran it again and one of 13 and to Kenny Gilbert called a of the night. 24-yard by yards. The top ranked arm of who returned the ball 30-yards right back." Afl r what from the one, Olivarez splitthe Nash for 13. A run "This loss will be hard on us, of a season last year, The second of Stallworth's Spartan quarterback Mike Perez for the touchdown. The Jim train reck uprights and the score was tied. Jackson set the stage for played real hard. We went 2-8-1, three interceptions was held to 260 yards, down Cook point after put the Rebels the kids when he Spartans came when Halfway into the third quarter Olivarez's third field goal ofthe for Utah State." welcome change. Spartan K.C. from his 329 yard per game up 7-0. have to regroup this s ison is Clark stole one at the Spartans had come from a 14 night. The kick was good from the mark. A Perez pitch out to Hue 45 and ran it back for 25. point deficit to tie it up. Five 46 out. The Sergio Olivarez field goal Jackson, on the first play after With the ball at their own 20 minutes later they were ahead. The loss boosted the Spartan ball went back to when cornerback Charles the Rebel defense held. with nine seconds left in the the score, was fumbled and doffand the lebel San Jose A short Spartan drive once record to 5-2 overall and 3-0 in a Perez pass off State helped with two game was one of the few normal recovered by UNLV's Randall San Jose State. Dime ) picked illegal pro- again got within the Rebel 20 conference. The Rebels record to zone. moments the crowd of 17,522 Davis. Perez drove the Spartans in thi end cedure calls. Olivarez kicked his and Olivarez was again forced to falls to 3-3 and 1-2 in con- the tur- witnessed. Five of the nine The Rebels were on the Spar- the Rebel six on completions of Sta worth continued first field goal from 30 out, to kick a field goal, this one from ference. Next week UNLV ikes when he in- scores were caused by tan seven when UNLV fullback 23, 20 and 15 yards. But the in- novei battle was narrow the Rebel lead to 11. 27 out. the Aggies of Utah State in John turnovers. Darrin Brightmon missed a han- terception bug was there again terce| ed by Spartan King A roughing-the-kicker call on With 14:11 remaining in the Logan, Utah. Utah St. preview Slapshot by sieve evenson beat 42-7. by sieve evenson The one bright spot for the There are three classes of Aggies is Mark Mraz at At home football games I normally spend most of my time in football team. Good, mediocre, linebacker. In fact, Utah State the press box. A very exciting place if you like watching paint dry. and bad. Looking at Utah State's lead some defensive categories For certain games I like to go down and root for UNLV. Cheer- team makes a case for another in conference standings up until ing is not allowed in the press box. So I need a fix every now and class; the worst. last week. then. Homecoming was one of those times. "We have no offense," said But all the defense in the However, when I got down to the stands, nobody really watch- Aggie coach Chuck Shelton last world won't help a team that has ed what was going on with the floats and queen candidates. What week. The statistics support no offense and Utah State has no really spoils the part of Homecoming that could be lots of fun, Sheltons conclusion. offense. the floats, is that they are only allowed to go in the back of the In last week's shutout loss to UNLV is slumping, after two end zone making it hard to see anything but a few people standing Cal-State Fullerton, Utah state conference losses, the Rebels on the floats and a vague outline of what the float should look like, j had 134 yards of total offense, will be looking for a win. Then the queen candidates, that only a few people other than while giving up over 300 to the The strong point for UNLV is students know, are paraded out on the field. How cute. The average Titans. the defense. UNLV almost shut UNLV alumni could care less about who wins. Everybody but the Utah State did not get a first down the nationally ranked of- candidates and her friends could care less about who wins. down until late the third quarter. fense of San Jose State last week So, what I see here is something that is basically useless. It did The Aggies completed 9 of 25 and should have no problem nothing but make an already long game longer. That game took passes for % yards. The runn- containing the weak Utah State just under four hours to complete. Student goeverment spent $2,000 ing team had 30 attempts for 38 offense. ofyour money on fireworks. That was great because they were yards. The Utah State defense should shot offat the same time the floats were going through the aid not be able to stop a balanced zone. You could look at one or the other, they were at opposing Utah State had 7 fumbles in UNLV attack. Even if they can ends of the field. that game and they lost four. The the offense can't generate points. Homecoming on campus is fine, it gets school spirit fired up Aggies managed to accumulate "We make mistakes on game and gives a sense of unity to this commuter campus. But to delay 8 punts witha 29 yard average. day that we don't make in prac- the game for a bunch of stuff that people can't see and don't care Fullerton is not a football tice," Shelton said. about is frivolous. powerhouse, in fact one oftheir The game is at 1 p.m. in The money used for the fireworks and the float prize money could conference losses was to New Logan, Utah. TV-2I will broad- NO WAY, BUODY — UNLV defensive back Anthony Blue attempts to tackle one of San be put to better use with Homecoming events on campus. Mexico State, whom Utah State cast the game live. Jose's offensive players during the recent 23-20 Homecoming loss. photo by neve spautfore My next gripe, is people who do nothing but knock UNLV and athletics. Example, this jerk who keeps sending me letters whenever Soccer team hits hard times the UNLV football team loses. He rags on every aspect ofUNLV. Cross Country in top 20 He doesn't sign his name, (he I say he because no female would by karen hall juries to three of our would brighten. occur the playoffs write as sloppy) just puts "A 1976 UNLV graduate." did get of I Three season best times for UNLV all had season best starters and two our secon- "The best that we can hope a good laugh out of his letter on the Pacific game. He listed the Hard times have hit the dar\ Injuries have for is to advance the playoffs as helped the UNLV women's times. Junior Jackie Love players. score like this. "Pacific (God) 21, UNLV (Devil) 15." cross country team finish finished in 70th place with a UNLV Rebel Soccer team, a become a major factor in our a qualifier. There is always that I just hope that graduation requirements have been raised since team which was ranked as high said Barto. said 17that the Cal Poly-San Luis 18:39. Senior Susy Hensel playing," chance," Barto. 1976. Obispo Invitational meet held fininshed right behind Love as No. 2 (by Soccer America It has not been the fact that the Just like in all sports, when magazine 7 (by Saturday, Oct. 18. in 76th position at 18:42. and No. the 'n- Rebels have played horribly, things get bad, sooner or later My next topic centers around the sport that makes UNLV go The Rebels had two of their Sophmore Tamara Fidelman tercollegiate Soccer Association however. It has been that they things will have to turn around. crazy. Do the names Banks and Gilliam bring any memories to ofAmerica) in the nation a year enough points to of the soccer players are top runners stay home for dif- finished 131st with a 20:01 haven't scored Most mind? Yes folks, basketball season is just around the corner, the ago. they have lost wellas ferent reasons. Trena Hull mark. win a game, plus handling the situation as season kicks off with the Yugoslavian National Team on Tues- Since the start of rested for the Pacific Coast Also finishing for UNLV the season, games they should have won. can be expected. However, it day, Nov. 18. starters Athletic Association Cham- was Holly Carter in 125th the loss of five key from "We are capable of playing has to be frustrating for the I'm angry with the scheduling for home games next year. The last year's squad has seemed to There are no ex- Rebels to lose more games in pionships on Nov. 1 in with 19:49 and heptathlete withany team. only two noteworthy opponents UNLV plays in Thomas and Mack really hurt the UNLV soccer than in their entire Fresno, CA. Janine Dugas in 152 nd with ceptions," said Barto. one season are Arizona onFriday, Nov. 21 and Navy on Monday, Dec. 29. team. True enough, this Freshman runner Kim 21:28. has Senior Michael Sheparovich, soccer career. The rest of the home schedule is conference games. On the road been rebuilding year for to Milligan stayed home due to The team rests for a week a Head who is the Rebels' goalkeeper, Their situation is similar the UNLV plays Memphis State, Auburn, Oaklahoma for sure, plus Barto, a bad cold. before going to the PCAA Coach Barry but youth agrees with Barto. UNLV Lady Rebel basketball a host of other teams UNLV could face in Madison Square Garden not Three of the top runners tournement. has been the only reason why "We haven't been able to team, who lost Ave games if the Running Rebels make it past the first two rounds of the NIT the Rebels have been struggling. score enough points, nor has any straight a year ago over the competition. "We have had massive in- break fallen our way. We are Christmas holiday. Things will However, for the home town fans it looks like the important non- capable of playing with the get better, but it takes time. conference games will take place early in the year. best." said Sheparovich. Barto is confident that the lost will The fact the Rebels have season turn around. It will Backto the present, the loss to San Jose State in effect eliminated players for the season has be his confidence in the team UNLV from a California Bowl birth. The team that looks like it Rebels tohit limited Barto with the fluctuation that will enable the is headed forthat Bowl game is San Jose State. However, ifPacific more games of his players. an upswing and win beats San Jose State at Pacific's homecoming next week I would "We only have 12 players than they lose. look for Pacific in the Cal Bowl. who are physically well enough to participate. We have 20 REBOUND BEGINS PCAA FOOTBALL SCORES: players on our roster," said UNLV won their first soccer San Jose State 23 UNLV 20 Barto. broke their six game no-win Cal-State Fullerton 33 Utah State 0 by beating Stanford 1-0 When playing turns around streak Fresno State 10 Pacific 9 for the Rebels, it willnot be the on Saturday. Long Beach State 38 New Mexico State 7 but the Junior Gavin Spaulding scored quantity of players, HIGHLIGHTS: A field goal with less than a minute remaining the games sole goal with 14:32 quality of the team. propelled Fresno State over Pacific...Rick Calhoun of Cal-State remaining in the second half. Despite 'he 5-5-2 record, the Fullerton ran into the record books when he set a new Titan career UNLV's goalkeeper, Senior soccer team has had some bright rushing record of2,271. Sheparovich turned in spots According to Barto. the Michael good job. a strong performance. recruits have done a of Sheparovich turned away seven considering their l.ek NEXT WEEK IN THE PCAA Stanford scoring attempts. experience. . UNLV at Utah State with their per- UNLV improved their season ■■|.m pleased San Jose State at Pacific despite their youth,' record to 5-5-3. The Rebels New Mexico State at New Mexico fonnances. played St. Mary's College on . Long Beach State at Fresno State said Barto. Monday but results were not recori at thispou«. Cal-State Fullerton at Hawaii Wiih their at press have an outside availble time. UNLV should beat Utah Stateby 10. The Ag- the Rebels returns PREDICTIONS: ,he " y ° UNLV home on Fri- clmoe at P gies simply have no, I repeat no, offense...Pacific should wear their day to take on the Gauchos of 'ivujurt it the Rebels win down San Jose State in a close one...New Mexico will beat New | . . , | j hope that some of Santa Barbara in a conference i ing and Mexico State...Fresno State should hand Long Beach their first - Although leagues, games game. The game is at Peter STRIKE THREE it la World Series time In the national their opponents drop a few conference loss...Bet the farm on Hawaii over Fullerton. and the Huetlln' RUM are juetManning their fall aeuon. «< ™kio» Johann FMd and Matte at7 p.m. Barnes,TheirtM" ehMW