ftmMMMSitmmmimmmmm :-iii •' 'mmu Director admits rents Rincon rasidMit. Giagni had and himadtf, Mondkd said the wanted to know ^y the hiring Ron Rodman, anotho- Sli^WllliV aaked in his letter «^y, if rent would incHMse on a 60% peopte mho had sin^^ nxmu free-roomer at Rincon, as a debt retirement and occupancy projectioa. on my roster w«re not being security guard. But ac S6Bto4Jaivwiiil^, lldtthrieigft operating ov«rhead for Later, refMrring to Km* sent to Linda Hainley in ceding to Giagni, Rodman housing directm*. said Rinccm was gdng down, and nard's allegation that aceounting and why those worked as a security guard Wednesday that he has beoi 20 people wwe receiving rent Mondol intended to write out people were not being last semester, but declined to giving free rooms to cuts, shouki other residents six of the 12 RA jobs, biUed.' work this semester. "As long residents of Rincon Hall in have to pi^ more rent next Mondol said, "I will see you According to Mondol, the as I've been in security this exchange for services ren faU. always have a job. Not only way to keep the rent semester I've never seen dered to the dorm, a practice George Kennard, iden necessarily an RA job, but it down was to have students Rodman," Giagni said. which Mondol admitted is tified by Giagni as the source is my duty to see you have a perform services at the hall Rich Pena, who is also on ill^al. for his charges, said that job," in retum for a free room. security, said that he "had Mondol said he had always Mondol had told him. Bill Mondol also said he would Mondol gave a lengthy no idea Rodman was working known "one day they'll go Huntington and June eliminate his own position itemization of people with us." Bill Huntington aftw my blood and they'll Suwara at a meeting the before he would write an RA receiving free rooms and the termed his failure to tell hang me. I stuck my neck previous week that the rent out of a job. services each had performed. Pena that Rodman was on out. Hang me for having fee at Rincon would increase Mondol said that in the Gordon Warnick, ac security as "an error in helped students, not for by $30.00 next year and that interest of truth he would cording to Mondol, is getting procedures." sitting back." six of the twelve existing RA open all his books for a free room because he set up Mondol said he would At a dorm meeting in positions would be examination. a writing lab to deal with investigate Rodman's status Rincon Hall Wednesday eliminated. Kennard, who resigned his writing skill problems in the on security. night, a panel of students, When Mondol denied post as resident manager dorm. Asked if Wamick's lab Others receiving free which included almost all having made either Tuesday said that he had had specific hours, Mondol rooms were identified as Sam Rincon residents, confronted statement, Kennard, backed been hired as a resident said yes, but after Suwara Dulin, who works on administrators. Mondol, by cheers from the audience, manager in January on the said that there were no security; Fausto LiVasquez, Facilities Manager Bill asked if Mondol would be understanding that his specific hours, Mondol linen clerk; Margot Sinclair, Huntington, Head Resident willing to take a polygraph wages would include room, changed his answer to "I Zelzah Zoo editor; and June Suwara, and Business test. Mondol said he would. board and an hourly rate of don't know." Kennard. Managers Sandl Ostrow and Budgets for California's $2.55. Steve Stewart is getting a Kennard said he is willing Olga Markowltz were there university housing are now "I was not at the time free room in retum for to pay back every cent he charged with making under- predicated on a 90% oc aware that an arrangement electrical work in Rincon. "If owes ' to the state. "The the-table deals with cupancy rate. Mondol said he had been made for me," anyone should get a free whole thing is it's an Ulegal students. would like to predicate the Kennard said. He said he room, it's Steve," said setup," he said. "With two The charges were first budget on 60% occupancy to realized that the terms of his Giag^. "But he should get a possible exceptions the made in a letter which ap reduce the rent. Kennard, residency at Rincon were paycheck, not a deal." servicesperformed by. Rincon peared in Wednesday's however, said at a meeting illegal, when he examined his Mondol said he gave Bill residents are justiable. But Sundial from Peter Giagni, a with Huntington, Suwara, roster of residents. "I Huntington full leeway in that's not the point."
Vol. 17, No. 76 California State University, Northridge Friday, March 23, 1973 Bradley says people are tired of Yorty By JEFF ABERBACH had only about a seven per cent five cents of revenue, Bradley sportation before. That is an swap. That land swap allowed StaffWriter name identification. Now, I has termed the project as a huge indication of how effective it has Occidental to acquire the beach [Editor's note: This is the first have over a 95 per cent name success. been." front property in exchange for a of a series of interviews to be identification. The rumors "The system was never Faced with the increasing parcel bordering a park. conducted with the five major which voters might have expected to pay its own way," problem of juvenile crime on "At the time of the vote," mayoral candidates. They will believed in 1969 because they "school grounds, the Los Bradley explained, "no council be published in alphabetical did not really know me, will now Angeles Board of Education member knew what was going order.] be discounted as untrue. recently approved a emergency to be done with the land. Even Better known, better "One big difference is that communications system, Marvin Braude (who represents prepared, and better financed in Sam Yorty has had four more allowing teachers to use a pen- the area of the Palisades) voted 1973, Los Angeles City years in office and so have I. I sized transmitter to notify for the land swap. It was not Councilman Tom Bradley, think people are tired of him. officials of trouble spots on until two years later that ptople leading contender for the office They see that he has lost in campus. The device was learned that the land would be of mayor, is eagerly awaiting terest in the city. Twelve years proposed for use previously by used to drill for oil." his expected re-match with is clearly long enough for a man Bradley. Accomplishments Mayor Yorty. to serve as mayor." Bradley added that, in ad The councilman has since Bradley and the mayor faced Ten years on city council dition to aiding control of fights acquired evidence of tampering each other in the 1969 election Bradley believes that his ten and disturbances, the com of public documents concerning and, despite being top vote- years on the city council, along munications system should help the case by Occidental, and has getter in the primary, Bradley with his 21 years with the Los reduce shootings, stabbings, asked the Los Angeles County was defeated in the general Angeles Police Department, extortion, and other serious Grand Jury to investigate the election. give him a special insight on campus crime. matter. Bradley has contended for the solutions to the problems of Bradley has consistantly During his ten years on the past four years that he was crime, rapid transit, and en sided with the Palisades council, Bradley has compiled defeated because of a racist and vironmental protection. homeowners and No Oil, Inc. to an impressive list of ac fear campaign waged on behalf Bradley was the first Tom Bradley oppose the proposed oil drilling complishments. He authored of Mayor Yorty. The coun councilman to propose the use near the beaches by Occidental the Los Angeles Consumer cilman is, however, convinced of minibuses to serve the he said. "We knew that it would Petroleum. Protection Agency, fought to that such attacks would not downtown area. That proposal have to be subsidized, but it has The councilman admits, establish the City Department work in this election year. was adopted nearly two years been successful. Forty per cent however, that he voted in 1969, of Environmental Quality, and Bradley explains, "In 1969, ago, and though the minibuses of its passengers had never used along with the rest of the City fought for a ban to off-shore oil when 1 started the campaign, I lose one dollar for every twenty- downtown public tran Council, to approve the land drilling. Page 2 Northrldge Datly Sundial March 23, 1973 Gai's'legitimizing'of senate
Associated Students realizes that the intentional associated with the Chieano was taken to appropriate the "unjustified." Indication President Dennis Gai is at isolation of the senate from the faction which elected Gai. This money. This was Gai's first number two. indication of attitude change, tempting to "legitimize" the rest of the administration is "Chieano bloc," as it has been Dennis Gai is not selling out t the March 13 senate A.S. Corporation, specifically impractical. Gai and the ille^ (|M|^^|dted^||[^h apuc^ his people. His recent action can •ting, the Chieano bloc was student government. Gai has cannot ignore the ol lie len^'sliiUloftibl only improve the lot of all ,r4teonsible for two more taken steps to curtail the ministration establishrfhMt CSUN students, including outrageous actions: The un politicking and prejudice that because they are supposed to be A prime example of this Chicanos. Unfortunately, many constitutional approval of a has plagued his administration. a functioning part of it. behavior is the day care action. Chicanos lack the perception to Chieano transfer student as new Because his term is almost over Granted, working with ad Most of the senate promised to see this. this task is perhaps impossible. ministration bureaucracy can be work for the center. When it junior class president, and the However his effort is laudible exasperating. Politicking and requested $1595 needed for its unexplained senate refusal to The Sundial supports Gai's and may save student govem prejudice are present there too. opening, the senate balked and seat a white academically- overdue attempt to "legitimize ment at California State But if the A.S. Senate continues gave Chieano programs $1400. qualified Associated Men's Vice CSUN student government. University, Northridge. treating the administration as More funds were available for President, Mike Leahy, as new The only remaining question is Gai has realized that he heads "the enemy," it will insure its the center the following week, AMS president. Gai vetoed the whether CSUN student an establishment which is as own futility and ultimately kill but the next senate meeting was approval of the transfer student government is worth corrupt as they come. He is student govemment on this cancelled because of a lack of and said the Leahy decision was legitimizing. trying to clean it up. Because campus. quorum. The Chieano bloc was this "clean-up" necessitates Hence Gai is "restructuring" absent, and there was talk of an conflict with friends and fellow his corporation. He has fired organized boycott. The same Chicanos, it is a difficult thing Finance Director Jose de Paz day emergency collaboration Campus labor union for Gai to do. But it is realistic. because he felt de Paz was between Gai and Dean of Gai has politically grown. He irresponsible. De Paz is Students Edmund Peckham reinforces workmen The national union for public insure better work conditions, employes, American Federation collective bargaining, grievance of State, County and Municipal machinery, and benefits. p]mployees, is now at Califomia "It gains it's strength by the State University, Northridge workers joining hands," Tabick and growing said AFSCME related. representative, Tony Tabick, at AFSCME at CSUN is an a union meeting Wednesday extension of United Workers night. Local 2070 at the University of Classified as an industrial California, Los Angeles. The union in comparison to a local was first contacted by a craftsmen's union, AFSCME custodian here who had heard membership cuts across all about the union from a worker capacities of state employes at UCLA. excluding faculty, supervisors At CSUN, AFSCME is and other managerial positions. hacked by the United Custodians, groundkeepers, Professors of California. secretaries, cafeteria and Although not employed at b(K)kstore workers and other CSUN, student Anton Kline, is full-time employes which part of the organizing efforts. number 818 at CSUN are He said, "It's important for eligable in addition to the part- students to join with the workers at this school in The cast of "Duties of Mercy" gathers around time staff of approximately 250 people, which includes many demanding adequate wages, during a scene from the upcoming theatre arts students. Work-study students good working conditions, and production scheduled for 8 p.m. tonight through also can join. grievance procedures. 'Mercy' Sunday in the Studio Theatre. Admission is As a representative for "Students can't take the free. Daily Sundiol photo by Toni Kurmon workers, the union will help work of the staff for granted. The workers are essential to the operation of the campus and without them, it cannot func AUTO INSURANCE! tion. They are human beings and have grievances concerning Oftd 1700 MONTHLY CAU DAYS EYES. TOH-l#TY PAYMENTS their job." WEEKENDS In response to those em 4^e^a(^k4tS^ ployes afraid to join the union because of possible reeprisals, o4i6ae^lMiut ^lui^f BUGSVILLE Tabick, representative of Take It from one with a man-sized SERVICE CmTER Council 36, pointed out em yen, men. When a *Blg Man on Campus ployes have the right to be 18430 PLUMMER ST. represented. gets a Dig thirst, it taKes a big drink to 885-9133 satiate It. And nothing. I repeat nothing, According to Califomia State titillates the tonsils and taunts a thirst SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO CSUN Law, section 3502, "...public like Akadama Red. Fred. employees shall have the right STUDENTS & FACULTY to form, join, and participate in Akadama Red WITH ID CARD the activities of employee The toast of the campus. OFFICIAL SMOG-BRAKE-LAMP STATION organization on all maters of Imported by Suntory International. Los Angeles. Calif. All Work Guaranteed employer-employee relations."
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The Indochina Peace stay 50 feet away from the la Vega; Lustrum, by Frank represent the class for the Campaign and the Vietnam building with your class and Campo; Sonatina for Flute and remainder of the semester on Veterans Against the War will instructor and retum promptly Clarinet, by Donal Michalsky; the Senate. hold a meeting at noon today in to building and classroom after Music for Oboe and Tape, by Sierra Hall South 102 to plan a one long blast from the 'all Vincent Cole; and Love Song, protest to South Vietnamese clear' whistle has sounded. for some instruments and TUB open dance President Thieu's arrival in someone, by Gerhard Samuel. The University Campus Los Angeles. Classes open Tickets are available daily Ministry at California State from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at University. Northridge is Experimental College classes the University Box Office and Today Checkmate meet sponsoring a dance at 8:30 p.m. will begin Monday. Students on the evening of the per FIRE DRILL, 2-3 p.m., campus The chess club at Califomia F'riday in the Temporary Union are reminded that the classes formance. For further ticket COLLEGE REPUBLICANS, 2 State University, Northridge, is Building (TUB) on the Nor will be filled on a first come first information call 885-3093. p.m.. Sierra Hall South 241, sponsoring a tournament/party served basis so it is important thridge campus. Michael Van Horn, Colleen 11:30 a.m. Sunday, at 4433 for them to be there on time. Party tonight The dance is open to anyone, Brown Zales, speakers Deanwood Drive, Woodland and the admission price is $1 for CHEMISTRY DEPART Hills. The purpose is to Sephardic dance The CSUN Sailing Club is all students from any schools, MENT SEMINAR, 2:30 stimulate interest in the game having a party at 7:30 tonight and $2 for adults and non- The Sephardic Hebrew p.m., science 146 and acquaint students with the at the home of Gary Jablecki, students. Tickets can be Center dynamic singles group is PRE-DENTAL CLUB, 3 p.m., club's members. Featured will 349-2426. purchased at the door. Music holding an evening of Israeli science 142, organizational be an exhibition by Andy The Sailing Club has also will be furnished by the rock and popular dancing at 8 p.m. meeting Sacks, 24-year-old CSUN lowered its boat rental to five trio MAHA. Sunday. The dance takes place CHILDREN'S THEATRE, student and U.S. rated Master dollars a day on days when at the Sephardic Hebrew Proceeds from the dance will 7:30 p.m., speech-drama 121, chess player. Refreshments will there is no club function Center, 4911 W. 59th St., Los help provide operating funds for "Time Upon A Once" be served. scheduled. Angeles. University Campus Ministry. FOREIGN FILM FESTIVAL: For further information, For more information call All single students and their "Black Orpheus," 7:30 and contact Steve Freeman at 348- 885-2002. friends are invited. Refresh 9:30 p.m., engineering 100 4888. EPIC tax help ments will be served. For RECITAL OF CHAMBER Senate openings further information call 295- Anyone interested in helping MUSIC, 8:30 p.m., speech- Fire drill 5541 or 839-0833. Applications for junior class the residents of the Cri-Help drama 100 In accordance with fire drill council will be taken until Center with their income tax UNITED CAMPUS regulations from the Chan Friday in building A-5. The forms, contact Henry Castillo at MINISTRY, dance, 8:30 MUSIC recital cellor's Office, a fire drill will be council is being formed to elect the EPIC office, 885-2059 or p.m.. Temporary Union held today from 2-3 p.m. At the The National Association for a junior class president to 885-2216. Building, $1.00 for students, signalofcontinuous short blasts American Composers and $2.00 for non-students from the Boiler House Steam Conductors and the music Saturday |n n •!!• FRI. & SAT whistle in conjunction with the department of California State "TIME UPON A ONCE," 10 individual building alarms, University, Northridge will JOE PASS & a.m. and 2 p.m., speech- instructors will ask students to present a recital of chamber drama 121 i HERB ELLIS leave their books on their desks music by local composers at SILENT FILMS, 6:30 and 9 COMING: and exit in an orderly manner. 8:30 p.m. Friday in the Campus p.m.. Campus Theater, Theater on the CSUN campus. h\i[ John Fe John Fohey ^ "Phamton of the Opera," live Stairways will be used in stage orchestra exiting, as the elevators will be The program will include IMPORTED & DOMESTIC ^ reserved for wheelchair Fanfares for Three Clarinets, by iHcCIBS'S FACULTY ARTISTS students. Once outside Robert Linn; Segments for I UMKcilM GUITARS & BANJOS I SERIES, 8:30 p.m., music buildings, students are asked to Violin and Piano, by Aurelio de ' Sutiliiia 158, mezzo-soprano Linda 1 ' m MT ^ALES RENTALS REPAIRS f -Stones, accompanied by pianist Rendell Dahms EARLY BIRD SHOW FOREIGN FILM FESTIVAL, Mon. thru Thurs. t m nr "Black Orpheus, " 7:30 and INCOME TAX 6:30 to 7:00 Only •» |uu service 9:30 p.m., engineering 100 ALL SEATS-ALL CINEMAS • CHICANO DRAMA AND UP (Excaptions to policy may axiit with cartoin programs) EDUCATION, speaker Luis s5 Valdez, 8:30 a.m. to noon. 20% DISCOUIJT to SFVSC STUDf:NT.S, CINKMA CEMER Temporary Union Building FACULTY and STAFF E Sunday "TIME UPON A ONCE, " 2 N()RiiiKinc;i: ''^ FLESNER A COOK TAX CONSULTANTS p.m., speech-drama 121 1 Rated "X" 9514 Reseda Blvd.. Suite H> (Ne\l to Post OlTke) LEGEND OF LOVE UNDER 17 .N o rt hridpe. (jlitorniu 'Plui?ie: 886-747 .S BOGGY CREEK TWO ACAOCMY AWARO NOMMATIONS SENTUOUS BEST FOREIBN LAN6IMGE HLl HIGH. 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By MARTIN KANE Time continued explaining "the Academy is writers the Best Song. Asst. Entertainment Editor occasionally unable to separate performer from Once the top five are named by the individual Every year a controversial madness siezes politics." Vanessa Redgrave's nomination branches, the entire Academy membership votes Hollywood. (nominated the same year as Barbra Streisand for the "general finale." But again, one is aware of The trade papers are suddenly ablaze with ads and Katherine Hepburn's tie win) created a picket strange discrepancies with a tendency to confuse singing the praises of this film, that star, or the line with some "notable Academy members in the a spectacular film with a specific contribution. title song from a recent movie trying to influence jrowd outside of the Dorothy Chandler Robert Evans, Paramount Studio's former or change a vote for the chance of winning a 13.5 Pavillion. " They reacted to Miss Redgrave's production chief, quoted Stanley Kramer, whose inch statuette...the Oscar. leftist leanings with signs that read: "A Vote for films have won nearly 100 nominations, as Oscar has been a subject for debate since hewas Vanessa Redgrave is a vote for the Viet Cong." saying: "Frankly, the people in the Academy founded with the creation of the Academy of Voting procedure don't know what the hell they are voting for...not Motion Picutre Arts and Sciences in 1927 Voting for the Academy Awards are done by any more than a clothing salesman from Dayton, ("What art? What science?" said D.W. Griffith). entire membership for Best Picture only. The Ohio." The Academy Award has been called a spur to remaining categories are entrusted to the Evans concurred that "there are people in the creativity, a death to art, a great American specialists. The actors nominate the Best Actor, Academy who haven't worked in year. How can dream, a joke. the film-editors, the Best Editing, the song- anyone know what the industry is about after a "It's an insult," boomed George Bernard Shaw long absence?... The Oscar ceremony is when he won one for his screenplay of Hollywood's frantic effort to kiss itself on the "Pygmalion"("My Fair Lady ").Over 100 million back of her neck." people watched Barbra Streisand trip up the The Academy has made some moves in stage to greet her Oscar with "hello gawgeous." developing qualified voting members. Recently a The entertainment industry was amazed when large number of the some 3,100 members were put George C. Scott refused his 1970 Oscar for Best on an "honorary status" (non-voting member) Actor because "it is a competitive farce." because people were still voting even though they Amid the groaning fanfare surrounding Oscar, had not worked in the industry for over ten years. there is the most obvious question: Do the five Included in this list was Howard Hughes. pictures nominated in each of some 22 categories Oscar steal really constitute a "best," or do they represent a Some pubhc reaction to Oscar also has tumed vast intra-industry popularity contest in which down. Father Clifford Carrol, director of libraries absolute values are subordinate to personal for Gonzaga, a Jesuit institution, experienced this preferences and influenced votes? 'thumbs down opinion on Oscar." While he made It remains a fact however that other factors his rounds of the school's main library he noticed beside merit can influence the final outcome. Bing Crosby's Oscar for "Going My Way" (1944) "It was probably personal popularity," says had disappeared from its glass-covered showcase. John Wayne, "that got me an Oscar ("True In its place was a three-inch statue of Mickey Grit") over Richard Burton, Peter O'Toole, Mouse. Dustin Hoffman, and Jon Voight." Oscar, incidentially, cannot be sold on the open Walter Matthau's Oscar came, he admits, market. Only the Academy can buy it back for 'because I had a heart attack that year." $10 for his gold plate is a cover-up of 92 per cent Playing "favorites" tin and eight per cent copper. The problem of "favorites" arises more fully tl^xeat^ of Uie "There is, of course, something profoundly when members of the Academy ignore certain Dtt% ItoiM '*l|oii IJNiidiiciv I^" teve be^ wrong with the Academy," admits ex-Academy nominees because of their personal lives outside president Gregory Peck. "But to change it would ;)f the industry. Time Magazine explained "if you be like reforming Indianapolis." don't play the game, they hate to give you BMfAdtMM: DiiMi ROM fLwIr ^Im* ^ UHM"] Oscar will probably continue to be criticized as anything when you're alive." Bwl jl^rimt fttelMi Bi«Mfe rHw Oo^foOMT"] long as he is around. Yet among all the awards An example cited in Time was with Mia Farrow Utti mufimiHg AfCteWK SbtBy Vfbam» ("Tbe from critics groups, film festivals and magazines- and her performance in "Rosemary's Baby." somehow Oscar is the only one with charisma. Because of her "barefoot hippie attitudes," she Bwt dipiimiHim' Aelor: J«ci Gny TCMwret"] What Pulitzer is to literature or what Nobel is was not even nominated. B«8t I^raetor: Ttmndm Coppola ["tW GodiKtlier"] to science, Oscar is to Hollywood.
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OBHWI review Elvis In slow motion Elvis Presley's new album and "Always On My Mind" "Separate Ways" (RCA CAS- which Elvis really gives his all. 2611) while going in many "Forget Me Never," a beautiful directions musically is able to love ballad, is also worth successfully bring back great noting. The reaminder of the LP memories of early rock and roll. is only mediocre and does not The majority of the selections represent any new material. follow the same medium slow The sound quality on i^ tempo, with the exception of "I "Separate Ways ' is excellent, Slipped. 1 Stumbled. 1 fell. " The with quiet record surfaces and a wide dynamic range. The new rythmn picks up quite a bit, cue. THE WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE reminding one of a typical Elvis album can only be surfing day at the beach. tolerable when heard on several DECEMBER 23 AND 30 1972 The better cuts on "Separate occasions-it may eventually grow on you. -Laurie James Astonishing. Absolutely astonishing. Even a long ad Ways" include the title tune, miration for Ingmar Bergman as a great master of the cinema doesn't fully prepare one for this wondrous accomplishment.. During the 94 minute experience "AND NOW... RAINBOW of his newest searing personal drama, you are virtu BRIDGE... THE ULTIMATE ally transported into the inner beings of four women. Bergman, showing his utter mastery, gives you his AMERICAN DESTINATION" < eyes with which to see, and his sensibilities with VILLAGE VOICE, N.Y. whicn to feel. The acting is extraordinary. Harriet "IT'S ABSOLUTELY Andersson lies dying a slow, horribly painful death FASCINATING. IT'S m a country manor. One sister, Liv Ullmann, has AN EXTRA had an affair with the doctor, and has watched her husband attempt suicide. Another sister, Ingrid Thulin, ORDINARY judges her own married life "a tissue of lies," and at MOVIE." one point commits a defiant act of sexual self mutil ELLIOT MINTZ ation that may jolt you as nothing has before. Kari ABC RADIO Sylwan, as the family maid, has lost her child and ex tends her love, maternally and sexually, to the sis ter who is dying. In exploring their lives through ob servation, conversation, interactions, reflections, confessions, and dramatic crises, the writer-director penetrates to an enormous range of psychic nerve- JOE SIRACUSA endings. Pam, coping with death, loss, hatred, lack HOU.YMRXIO'S NEW- OLO BUOU THUNDER -SHEETERS" m» iwcwi •Mowwo of communication, desire for contact, love, and ASaC SILENT RHOTOPLAYS ar-nmnuamu mi—ii» UUDTHE OmOMHAL IMUSIC "111 lliANH^ repressed thoughts and feelings —these are some of II IHMI t IV- the volatile elements thrashing with blender-like effect 11^ 11 AN! > on your insides. I have told you nothing. It is the ex perience itself that tells all. This great, beautiful film HAPUM.LAURELfi HARDY, M TUNPm, NUMHE DRES8LBI, represents the purest possible use of cinema as an \«i.EMnNo,vuLcnej)8 artform capable of probing the human spirit. —WILLIAM WOLF \l OLO-TM ENTERTAINMENT EXPERIENCE ©Dec. 22, 1972, Cue Magazine All RIghti Reserved
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Friday, he raised his ERA to an by ASU enroute to a 40-19 Randy Jones, who has signed a last few weeks, but the hitting Currently ranked No. 4 in the infinitesimal 0.84. record. Bob Pomeroy is in his professional contract with the had better pick up if the Mats NCAA college division, Nor The trio has gone the distance third year as head coach and San Diego Padres. Percival had are to defeat their two weekend thridge is 4-2 in the conference, in eight of the club's last 11 appears to have put together a fine 2.41 ERA and struck out opponents. one game behind leader Cal outings, but they have lacked another solid lineup. almost one batter per inning. CSUN travels to Chapman Poly Pomona. The Mats and support. The locals have been The Cardinals are a veteran College for a 2:30 p.m. en Broncos are both idle in league held to five runs or less in each Returning lettermen Phil club with 13 players returning counter this afternoon at Hart play this weekend. of their last 10 contests, and Robinson and Kent Froede hit from last year's 37-17-1 squad. Park in Orange County. The While the starting pitching their average production during Panthers are a hard-hitting rotation of Bob LoPresti, Ed that span is a meager two runs ballclub as their torrid .301 Miller and Jeff Cherry had a per game. THE BEST AND MOST ORIGINAL AMERICAN average will testify. combined earned run average of Chapman, with only 1100 COMEDY OF 1972." n'rr.i The Matadors retum home under 2.00 heading into Neil Simon's students, is a powerful college- WINNER Of TWO ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS tomorrow for a noon yesterday's twinbill versus division team. Last spring, the BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR EDDIE ALBERT doubleheader against Stanford Gonzaga, the hitters were Panthers finished second in the ImCMII University, another strong struggling along at a dismal NCAA Pacific Coast Regionals, BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS JEANNIE BERLIN AUTO INSURANCE AT omcMH MonoM ncTum MUHOTIMCII OM cnuitau MCoiiOf i IWl-o^ Chocon trofning ABC CENTURY CITY #1 Los Angeles 5534291 An EUine May Film SUPER SAVINGS! TWEKnCTH CBmiRV.fCK for mof or motch FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY Former CSUN student *THE FIRST IMPORTANT Bobby Chacon is sparring six CALL ARROW INSURANCE 345-4565 FILM OF 1973 AND rounds daily in preparation for his featured main event fight POSSIBLY OF THE with veteran Frankie Crawford SEVENTIES! Friday March 30. cDMiiyG"«i^e^^ - Anhur Kt)i(jht. The Anaheim Convention .Scifurdoy Hrvirw THE BRYANT STARTS MARCH 28 JACK LEMMON Center battle is scheduled for THEATRE cor Balboa & Devonshire KXI I I-srVK KNC.AIiKMFNT ten rounds, but the knockout 6th Record-Breaking Week! "CA\/p THF TIPFR" capability of both featherweight cmsT cosM^Hi JACK GILFORD boxers may cause an early ]'l S»76 • *7* 7166 WISTWOOO ttvD Nf WIISMIM ending to the bout. DAILY AT 2 15 • 4:15 . 6:15 • •:1S • 10 15 PM fRl'^S' A I'AHAMOlINV I'K HIKE L Chacon, no longer attending CSUN, had to withdraw from WINNER OF 4 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS campus activity this semester BEST ACTOR LAURENCE OLIVIER & MICHAEL CAINE because of a heavy training BREAKFAST • COFFEE BREAK • LUNCH schedule. 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Matador gymnasium will be the McGuire and Pierce College A strong event for both 8.55. but if he's in form Miyagi, Lynn and Wissler site of the Califomia State transfer Charles Richards teams if floor-ex. CSUN's Lynn Saturday night, he may score in and Dean Furukawa make up a University Gymnastics scored 8.7 Saturday to share the tied for the CCAA title with the 9's. solid parallel bars squad, Championships. CCAA title, and both have Titan Bill Issler at 8.85 last Wissler, Miyagi, Lynn and another Matador unit which Admission to the meet, scored over 9.0 this year. A Saturday, the Matadors Miyagi specialist Sal Mojica form the could outscore the Titans if they scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m., good score will be needed from and Wissler scored 8.65 to tie strong Matador vaulting unit are in form. is $1.50 for adults, and 50 cents Wissler is an All-American in for students and children. high bar, but he is often out- As has been the case for the scored by two of his teammates; past few years, the competition his brother Bobby, and all- for the team championship around star Miyagi. All three should develop into a battle are capable of going over 9.0 in between the Matadors and the the event. defending NCAA College- Division champion Cal State Miyagi is the likely winner of Fullerton squad. the all-around competition, but The Fullerton Titans beat the Lynn and Titan Richard Quinn Matadors 155.5 to 152.55 last may give the sophomore star Saturday in Pomona to win the some competition for the title. CCAA conference title, but The only other team in the Matador head coach Jack meet with a chance at the team Medina still feels he has the title is the Cal State Los better team. Angeles Diablos. Medina said, "We would have won that meet had it not been According to Medina, the for three mistakes. Gary Honjio Diablos' strong suit is their had a sub-par performance on pommel horse team of Chris the pommel horse, Mike Lynn Klingerman, Larry Perez and slipp>ed off the rings, and Dan Wong, all capable of Mickey Wissler missed a scoring in the 9's. straddle-cut-catch on the The CSLA squad also has a parallels, and that cost us the pair of outstnnding floox-ex meet. men in Al Hernandez and Phil "Those three mistakes caused Siemers. deductions of a point each, and Cal State Long Beach and we lost by less than three Chico State have little chance points." Headded, "Regardless for the team title but have of the outcome of Saturday's several outstanding individual contest, it should be a very performers. close, exciting meet." CSLB has two great ringmen, The Titans are led by a William Hale and John Heneise, sensational trio of performers Kurt Hartell in vaulting and on rings; Steve Diggle, Gene floor-ex, and all-around man Bailey, and Guy Nelson, all Ron Sleeper. three capable of scoring over Chico has a 9.0 performer in 9.0. rings, Maurice Williams, a Diggle won the CCAA strong all-around men, Tim championship Saturday with a Niles, and an outstanding 9.3, and Bailey placed second vaulter, Robert Harden. with a phenomenal show of The meet is sure to be an strength, scoring 9.15. Nelson exciting one, and is the last was fourth with an 8.45, behind opportunity the local fans will CSUN's top ring man Larry have to see the Matadors in Bilow who scored 8.85. Matador action this year. The only Mark Matlin placed fifth with Ace on fhe floor competition the Northrldgers an 8.4. An outstanding effort will be needed from floor-ex specialist Ted will have after the State The Matadors hope to offset University Championships is Marriott if the Matadors are to beat the Cal State Fullerton Titans In the Titans' great ring strength the NCAA College-Division the State University Championships Saturday night in the Nor with a strong showing in championships in San Francisco pommel horse, potentiaUy their thridge gynn. on March 29, 30, and 31. /^ NCAA FINALS Swimmers 6th in Nationals By JIM ESTERBROOKS in 17:20.5, another school record; Bob freestyle relay team. Sports Editor Keisewetter, who was the 400 medley relay team Despite the disappointing finish in Detroit, CSUN's varsity swim team, the all-time point which finished sixth. 1973 will still go down in history as one of the finest CSUN swim teams ever. They were 9-1 over scoring champions in the CCAA, finished a Dave Corona finished sixth in the three-meter the regular season, winning their conference for disappointing sixth last Saturday in the NCAA diving the 10th in the 1-meter diving; Herb the fourth consecutive year. Accardy must also be college-division championships in Detroit. Bishop, who was on the 800-freestyle relay team particularly pleasedwith his nomination as Coach- Coach Pete Accardy, who has been nominated which Accardy caUed "probably the brightest of-the-Year. The two others nominated, Ed for Coach-of-the-Year honors, which includes both spot in the meet. They were third, in 7:11.9, which Newland of UC Irvine, and UCLA's Bob Hom, college and university division coaches, said of was faster than last years winning time." the meet, "We just never got off the ground. The are both nationaUy recognized as outstanding amazing thing is, though, that most teams really Other Northridge AU-Amencans were Bob coaches. have to break their back just to get in the top ten; BaUey, also on the 400-medley team that was Tough in 1974 we finish sixth, and we think we've really blown sixth, John Butcher, on that same relay team, Of their performance in the CCAA cham it." and also the eighth place finisher in the 100- pionships, Accardy said, "Nobody wiU ever touch 11 AU-Americans backstroke; Kevin Roney from the 800-freestyle that record. If we had done what we did in the Despite the fact that Accardy didn't think relay team, Kevin McVerry, who was 12th in the conference meet in Detroit, we might have won there were any real bright spots for the Matadors, 400-individual medley; Bruce Dodge, third in the it." eleven men were selected as AU-Americans. They 100-breaststroke in 1:02.2, fourth in the 200 Concerning next year, Accardy seemed op are: Ralph Lee, fourth in the 500-freestyle in breaststroke in 2:16.7, and also a member of the timistic. "We're losing three or four good men, 4:50.7 (a school record), seventh in the 200- 400-medley relay team, and finaUy Cal Thomas but we'll get a lot back. We should be as good or freestyle in 1:47.5, and llth in the 1650-freestyle and Gary Seidel, who were both on the 400- better than this year, I think."