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UAB passes student fee increase by Gina Blackwaed “This increase is a result of infla» bills 53 percent and postage 38.5 per- “This fee increase would most likely Staff Writer tion. basically." Associate Dean of Stu- cent. keep us out of the red for the next four dent Affairs Henry Bowers said. “We years." Covington said. “This increase Union Activities Board members have been hit by it just like everybody However. according to Lee is projected to give us break-even voted Wednesday to raise student else. Careful consideration went into McDonald. there has been no increase balances. not a surplus of funds." fees 86 per semester and $2 per sum-. this decision (to ask for a fee in student activity fees for the UAB mer session. ' ‘ increasei." since 1978 when a 35 increase was The predicted increase will keep The increase must meet Provost enacted. services at their current level and will and Acting Chancellor Nash “The increase will benefit the not increase services due to the rising Winstead's approval before it is put operating budget of the Student At the Oct. 28 University Student costs of inflation. according to the into effect. It would raise the present Center. not the UAB itself." Cov- Center board ol directors meeting. minutes from the last UAB board of N.C. resident's tuition and fees to ing'ton said. “It will be used to pay McDonald presented two alternatives directors meeting. $341.15. and non-N.C. resident's to utility bills. like water bills. electricity to remedy the current UAB budget $1259.15 per semester. bills - just basically the upkeep of the situation. The first was to cut the ser- "We just want to maintain the pre “If this rate increase goes through building itself." vices of the Student Center. Shorter sent level of services." Bowers said. quickly it could come into effect by the Since 1979 inflation has risen a total hours and rental fees for room use “We have an activity package as ex- spring semester. and if not at least by of 44.4 percent. based on the Con- were named as two ways services tensive as anywhere. A large variety fall 1982." UAB President Mike Coz- sumer Price Index. The cost of elec could be cut. The other alternative of programs are offered for all ington said. tricity is up 36.8 percent. telephone was a fee increase. students."

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Student Senate passes basketball ticket distribution policy by Gina Blaekwosd line up outside Reynolds Coliseum the football ticket-distribution policy. in other business discussed at the Staff Writer just to be able to get any ticket to the "A lot of time went into this policy Senate meeting: game. and it may not be the best policy." OStudent Body President Ron The 1981-82 basketball ticket. “They can stay out there if they lsenhour said. “But who has the best Spivey informed the Senate that he distribution policy approved at want but they are not guaranteed the policy? You can't please everybody so had been fighting against the CP&L Wednesday night's Student Senate best seat." lsenhour said. “You can go you have to please the majority of the rate hikes on behalf of the students. meeting will alter the way tickets are out there and camp out but you are students. and that is what this policy Edward Robertson makes a telephone call from his donnltory suite. (Pal. has to be distributed for the State-North not going to be guaranteed a good is designed to do." (See “CPdL " page 6i asked for a rate hike which would raise telephone rates for students as well as Carolina basketball game. seat. the public. According to the new policy. since “I don't think a lot of people are go , Wit? the State-North Carolina game fails on ing to want to stand out there for 24 the first day of classes. tickets will be hours to get section two tickets." distributed randomly. For Change Day. only the side doors The first day of distribution will fall to Reynolds Coliseum will be open. Telephone rates on Change Day. Jan. 12. Tickets will The front doors will be locked. accor- be handed out from 8:80 a.m.-4 pm. If ding to lsenhour. This will be done in additional distribution time is needed. an effort to avoid problems ifstudents tickets will be given out Jan. 13 from choose to line up to get tickets. 8:30 a.m.-4 pm. No priority system There will be 10 general-admission may cost students will be in effect for this game. games during the season. These are "We will take half-sections and they the Nov. 7 Red-White. Nov. 14 will be picked out of a hat to see which Yugoslavia Red Star. Nov. 28 Camp- order they (sections) will be given out bell. Dec. 2 St. Francis. Dec. 5 St. in.” David lsenhour. chairman of the Peter's. Dec. 9 Appalachian. Dec. 19 if hike approved Senate athletics committee and ONO-Wilmington. Jan. 2 Clemson. Sports Club Authority. said. “Each Jan. 4 Southern Mississippi and Feb, by Ann Strange Sutton of the Public Utilities Commis- ticket window will have an equal 22 Loyola of Baltimore games. Staff Wm. .. . sion said. _ . number of good. fair and bad tickets." For these games students will be W has established a Uniform The order in which they will be admitted upon presentation of a pic- 'i Campus telephone charges will in- System of Accounts a listing of all given out will vary at each window. A ture ID and semester registration crease if the public utilities commis- accounts the public utilities could half-section will be given out at a time card at doors marked “Student En- sion approves Southern Bell possibly use. One ofthe accounts is the to ensure a person of getting two trance." ‘>. Telephone Co.'s proposed rate hike. Station Connections Account which tickets next to one another. For the reserveseat games the «4* lists costs incurred when installing a “However. if say. 10 people are in maximum number of tickets that a ”.1 With current rates. students pay phone. Until this year the phones line together and want to sit together. student can pick up is two. To do this service charges of $8.92 for two per- were rented to students and the cost they may or may not get all 10 tickets he must have both semester registra- sons and $9.11 for suite phones. These of installing the phones was in the same section." lsenhour said. tion cards and picture IDs. One charges are included in their dor- depreciated over an eight— to nine “The reason for this is that they may registration card must be the mitory room rent. They will go up to year period. come during the .time that the par- student‘s and one must be a priority 813.12 and 813.54 respectively. if the The FCC has ordered that these ticular ticket window is switching sec registration card. A student may pick hike is approved. costs immediately be written offas ex- tions.” up one student ticket and one date Current installation charges are penses. As a result the rate-hike cases The policy states that for the State ticket at the price of 96. provided that $20.90 but will be raised to $62. accor- coming up before the Public Utilities North Carolina game date tickets will he or she has a priority ID. ding to Jack Willis of the communica- Commission in December will ask for be available in the end zones and up The rules applying to lines and lists tion department at the Public Utilities an increase to cover those costs. Sut- per balcony only. “This is to keep are the same as those which applied to Commission. ton said. Carolina fans out of the best seats." football. Lines may not form more Staff photo by RA. Lod “They are asking for this increase “I’m going to draw up a resolution lsenhour said. “If someone wanting a than 24 hours in advance of the start Students listen intently as Public Safety Capt. .iohn McGinnis speaks at Carroll because a public utility is given an ac- concerning Southern Bell's proposed date ticket comes up when seats other of distribution. and students are asked Dormitory on the myths and statistics of rape. ceptable profit margin." Student rate hikes for the November 14th than and zone are being given out. not to line up during an event in Senate President Jim Yocum said. “If meeting of the UNCASG (University they will be given their tickets from Reynolds Coliseum. No lists of any they fall below that margin they can of North Carolina Association of Stu- another stack." nature will be allowed for the purpose Prevention program ask for a rate increase." dent Governments) in Charlotte.” Only a limited number of student of ticket distribution. “The reason for the increase is a Yocum. UNCASG chairman. said. tickets are available. During the The rules pertaining to bad conduct change ordered by the FCC (Federal The Public Utilities Commission Senate meeting lsenhour was asked and use of fraudulent [Be or registra- Communications Commission)." Les will hold the public hearings Dec. 14. why he thought students would not tion cards are the same as stated in started by Public Safety

— Maggio examines U.S. member- to rapes ship in NATO. Page 9. in response by Mary Durham Statistically. an average-looking female is more likely to be raped than — Pack faces a formidable task in Staff Writer a beautiful female. Penn State. Page 4. Because of an increasing problem “A rapist usually does not choose with’ rape on campus. Public Safety someone he is physically attracted to. Capt. John J. McGinnis has designed a because rape is designed to degrade a rapeprevention program made to in- woman not relieve sexual desire." - Meryl Streep gives. impressive crease rape awareness. Two rapes McGinnis said. performance. Page 5. have been reported on campus this There is no stereotype of a rapist. semester. according to McGinnis. Many have a For a resident adviser project Sue normal sex life and often are married. Warren and Joan numnsull had However. a bad experience a man has note McGinnis present his program had makes a rapist want to hurt Wednesday in the Carroll Dormitory women. he said. study lounge. McGinnis said he was Contrary to what some people Newsprint ”'addenda have been pleased with the turnout. believe. rape does happen to respec- prepared to assist students and “It shows a real interest in your table women. faculty advisers during pre- own welfare." McGinnis told an au- “A woman does not ask to be registration Nov. 9-13 for the 1989 adding it is also spring semester. dience of about 40 students. mostly raped." McGinnis said. These are being distributed women. He said he would like to see a myth that women enjoy rape. together with the "Schedule of women take a realistic view toward McGinnis showed a film titled Rape Courses" to academic departments rape and not a “don'tbother-me" at— Victim or Victor showing ways to as well as to the student pickup titude. help prevent rape. According to the points in the DH. Hill library and “Rape is an act of aggression car. film. thinking is the key to rape the University Student Center. ried out in a sexual way." McGinnis prevention. said. adding that with rape the crime Women should use common sense is assault and the weapon is sex. and not judge a stranger's character Onethird of rapes in North Carolina by his appearance or age. according to weather occur in the home of the victim. accor- film. Women should park in well-lit ding to McGinnis. Many times rape is areas luu ucvci well up unculunel's. most ridiculous thing a female Today -— partly cloudy skies with a the result of another crime. McGinnis “The highintheupperwsandaiow added that onefiftll of N.C. rapes hap can do is to hitchhike." McGinnis said. overnight around 50. Weekend pen in wooded areas or fields and one “if you walk alone on campus walk Staff photohby Clayton Mnklcy clearing throughout the weekend tenth occur in vehicles. Fifty percent with assurance and act like you know withahighbothdaysinthebOsand of all rapes take place in the daylight. where you are going. The rapist looks Concentration lows in the 405. (Forecast provided he said. for a victim who is alone and not walk by student meteorologists Don There are many myths concerning ing like she knows what is going on." Kwon Do. this is the Cahoon, James Merreil and Alien rape.” McGinnis said: “You can't dress Women should be cautious of people Vemell Vallington demonstrates the concentration and control required by Tae Van Meter.) down to prevent yourself from being ltorean style of karate practiced by a new State club. raped." (See “Program. " page 0 Two / Technician / November 6, 1.981 Technician mama News... ear-tom 0‘96RAGE} TEE: QUALITY OF LIVING 1301?. 5.1.1.: 60m m or 0118 Opinion ”SN"!@036 m 6333-95YOUR ‘N3163mm WNfii‘:

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It’s your neighborhood During the past several years many residents. Sometimes, however, things neighborhood organizations have been that are “good for the neighborhood" are formed principally to improve life in the not necessarily good for the student Raleigh area. Each of these groups — residents of the neighborhood. University Park Homeowners Associa- For example, it might be good, as the tion, Wake County Apartment Associa- UPA has suggested, for its neighborhood tion. Wade Avenue Citizens Action Com- to have only owner-occupied dwellings mittee and Cameron Park and to prohibit “absentee landlords” from Homeowners' Association — provides a buying dwellings and converting them in- useful service to individual neighborhoods to apartments. However, the presence of and the city. 15,000 non-campus resident students in Students living in the neighborhoods af- Raleigh poses a definite need for the city fected by such organizations should par- to have numerous available apartments. mmn WT“??? mums 6800? ticipate in these groups for many reasons, Perhaps apartments should not be k,» not the least of which is the simple fact operated by absentee landlords who do Here and Now that they do live. in the affected areas. not take pride in the community. All or- Neighborhood groups function for dinances concerning population density many reasons and it is fair to say that and housing conditions should be strongly none has been known to actively and enforced. it is in this area where students FTC chairman’s proposal would increase overtly work against students. Last year could be a valuable asset to neighborhood the University Park Association was groups. Who better than the students who criticized as being anti-student because of are actually renting the apartments knows some actions that appeared to be aimed at the conditions of these houses? Com- reducing available off-campus housing. munity organizations can give students unsubstantiated claims by advertisers That criticism was perhaps too hasty and power that could force negligent landlords unfortunately could be generalized to in- to conform to more desired standards. WASHINGTON — Be prepared for an out- responsibility to demonstrate that it has some Under a three-month experimental pro- clude all neighborhood groups located Students should participate in these break of deceptive advertising. James C. reasonable basis for specific claims about a gram begun recently, the US. Coast Guard near campus. While the UPA and other groups, if for no other reason than to Miller III, the new chairman of the Federal product. has been patrolling the waters near Haiti to neighborhood groups may not be inten- maintain contact with groups whose ac- Trade Commission, recently declared that the By removing the burden of proof from nip such tragedies in the bud. Unfortunately, government should no longer protect con- business, Miller would make the policing of the Coast Guard isn’t sure of its impact since tionally anti-student, some of their actions tions affect students either directly or in- sumers from unsubstantiated advertising deceptive advertising prohibitively expensive. it's nabbed only one boat. do directly affect students. directly. Get involved in your claims. And this comes at a time when the commis- a it a When these organizations seek to im- neighborhood and take some pride in it. Miller wants to shift the burden of proving a sion’s budget for advertisement policing has prove a neighborhood they are perform- The quality of life in Raleigh depends on product's claims from manufacturers to con- been cut sharply; Budget Director Davtd An update on an old struggle: Though con- ing a much-needed service for local if. ' sumers. Previously, it’s been a company’s Stockman has cut the FTC’s total budget by 15 struction errors and citizen protests have percent. enabled Califomia’s Diablo Canyon'nuclear power plant to replace New Hampshire's forum Miller's declaration has shocked the adver- Seabrook as the anti-nuke battleground, the tising community. For years, Madison East Coast project is still five years from going Avenue has relied on ad substantiation as one on line. lnedible of the ground rules for fair competition. After years of insisting on an honest deck the in my six years at State I have always been Reagan administration wants to play with able to eat anything University Food Services jokers. alen has served — until today! Congratulations; the impossible — a Food Services product that is in- If the FTC approves Miller’s plans the 7 COdy Shearer edible —- has been achieved. pressures within the advertising industry to cut .IIIIIIIIIlllll' iII'lIIIIIlilllllllllllllllllllllll'lillllllir Today at ll am. i purchased a ham-and- comers and make spurious claims will be ir- cheese grilled sandwich from the Commons. resistible. This will be unfortunately worse Two years after L400 protesters were ar- Surprise — it only appeared to be a grilled ham- rested at Seabrook, the Nuclear Regulatory and-cheese, for such a sandwich has two slices during times of economic stress. of bread with ham and cheese in between. This Commission has taken steps toward granting sandwich used the breakfast cinnamon french Of course, Chairman Miller contended that the plant a full operating license. toast as the bread, a genuine slice of ham, and a “consumers are not as gullible as many white, tasteless cheese product. regulators think they are." But do consumers Yet, Public Service Co. of New Hampshire, Someone may think that this type of sand- have the time themselves to test which floor Seabrook's owner, must still come up with $3 wich is edible, but not i. ls this the‘quality offood wax actually “shines for six years"? billion to complete the project. So far it's I can look forward to until next May? If so, I feel floated $30 million in low-interest bonds in sorry for myself and all other affected people. fir‘rt} European financial markets. Maybe Food Services could save all the cin- . namon frech toast sandwiches for next year's Meanwhile, back in Cancun, Mexico, add freshmen and fix good food for this senior. one more diplomatic fififi' Tom Weiss blooper to the Reagan SR ME team’s miscues: The US. delegation brought it was hard to digest recent news that l7 in- Staff photo by Sam Adams its own water. in addition to insulting Mexican mates in Chicago prisons had committed officials, the precaution went over as well as suicide. We can unfortunately expect more of you “do not see what good English 111 and 112 press yourself can make all the differencein getting former President Jimmy Carter’s famous can do-me." Let me open your eyes. your work approved or rejected. In other words, “Montezuma’s revenge" remark at a Mexican the same. Eye-opener you have to sell yourself and your ideas by the way state dinner two years ago. The U.S. prison population is booming, ac— First, during your freshman and sophomore you write. cording to the Bureau of Justice Statistics. years at State you will take several courses in a The prisons have swelled by more than variety of curricula. The purpose of this is to give In reference to the Oct. 30 letter to the editor, you some experience with other fields besides the Thirdly, if you are having trouble in English let fififi' 20,000 inmates in the first half of l98l, twice “ENG 111, 112 unneeded": Mr. Andy Krumel engineering curriculum and to give you a well- me offer some advice. There is a writing lab to help the rate for the same period the year before. needs to open his eyes and look at all, both good rounded education. engineering students. l suggest you look into this. If Defense Department-funded research, 'lllinois is one of four states that bans paroles. and bad, meets of English 111 and 112 before this doesn't appeal to you, I suggest you get a always a staple of American university condemning them. Mr. Krumel, you stated that Let me remind you that approximately 25 per- private tutor or ask your professor for help. cent of the freshman engineering students will budgets, increased by 250 percent at Harvard fififr graduate in an engineering field. For those who do University last year, according to the student- ' drop out. it is a benefit to have taken a variety of Finally, Mr. Krumel, I hope that as a future run newspaper, the Crimson. Presidential counselor and top foreign courses. This helps these students decide what it is engineer and a technically-minded student, you are a a c: policy-maker Edwin Meese has visited only they want to do. now aware of the benefits of examining all aspects one Third World nation in his lifetime Mex- of subjects before you draw a firm conclusion. Across America, newspaper front pages ico. indeed, Meese’s staff considers questions mum.wrmm Secondly, creative writing is a very powerful tool have documented the latest episode in the about his travels to developing countries ir- in the engineering profession. As a professional tragic Haitian refugee saga with photographs . relevant. engineer, Mr. Krumel, you will submit reports and Mark Morton of dead bodies awash on Florida’s Atlantic nan-m...... his”, papers to your boss or supervisor. How you ex- may:lea-Mount...... MWmm‘ JR AE beaches. Field NewspaperSyndicate mu...... mm.T¢~l~; man-w...... Man-h“am Conservative Thought when“I“...... Inflow-IIJanet‘s MWmama-mm...... mom.You“ MM“!-...... mm “may...... MWmm Alliance suffers because of European leaders’ attitude ...... Kai-Ik- Since the end of World War II the United some European NATO members -— such as not cooperating in the apprehension and pro- ped America's face with its threatened na- States has assumed much of the responsibility the United Kingdom and Luxembourg— secution of known international terrorists — tionalization program that includes U.S. firms. for the defense of Western Europe. Dun'ng have no draft, and Iceland has no military including Abu Daoud, who engineered the Political and economic freedom go hand in most of the post-war period Europeans were other than a tiny coast guard. Schmidt and hostage incident at the 1972 Olympics in hand — so it is worthless to try to defend concerned and cooperative but the attitude of other European leaders are also reluctant to Munich. Another example of the French Western Europe against Moscow’s tyranny if it many today is different, making the following allow the United States to deploy the will obligingly create its own. question logical for the 300,000 American weaponry needed to defend Europe, such as The new Greek socialist government is military personnel assigned to NATO: chemical munitions and the neutron warhead. seeking the removal of US. bases in- What are we doing here? Many European leaders see the Soviet cluding an important intelligence facility — During the Vietnam conflict, the relation- Union more as a potential trading partner and the removal of all nuclear weapons from ship between West Germans and Gls became than an enemy. Any trade with Moscow or its Greek soil. it also wishes to withdraw Greece strained — due partly to the anti—war move- Warsaw Pact allies is undesirable from a from NATO altogether. ment, but also to the undisciplined nature of strategic viewpoint, since the Soviets can then Our NATO “allies” did not support us dur- some soldiers and former soldiers. Many use a higher percentage of their industrial ing the Iranian hostage crisis after they Americans assigned to Germany were disturb— resources for military production. agreed to an embargo against Iran. Even ed by the hostility of some Germans and the Much more disturbing is the willingness of munitions were shipped to the lranian military indifference of many to the problems of Western European governments to “solve" weapons that could have been used American enlisted men living there. chiefly their na’tions' energy problems by obtaining against any American force reaching Tehran; the availability and price of off-base housing. natural gas from Siberia —- thus creating a NATO exists to defend Western. Europe Rent, combined with poor exchange rates, strategic dependency that would enable the from Warsaw Pact aggression. The unwill- ended Germany's reputation as a good coun- Finlandization of Europe at the turn of one ingness of Western European leaders to help try in which to serve the armed forces. These valve, particularly if coupled with another em- us help them makes this goal impossible. problems persist. bargo by several leftist OPEC members. government'5 non-cooperation in the fight We 'should demand that European leaders Today, attitude is NATO's worst problem. France's new socialist government has the known use of the cooperate in their defense and general European leaders belittle the US. armed shown a total disregard for Western — in- against terrorism is western goals - and if this non-cooperation Palestinian Liberation Organization'5 Paris of- withdraw totally from forces and the quality of the American soldier. cluding NATO — policy of containment by fice as a meeting place by Arab and European persists, we should West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt is recognizing the Soviet-directed and terrorists planning future operations. NATO. typical when he complains about the ”all- subsidized guerrilla“ movement in El .Matt Maggio is a staff columnist for the volunteer" force while ignoring the fact that Salvador. France also has a lengthy history of The Mitterand government has also slap- Technician. Features Technician Three November 6, TQI

State club starts with kick, Tae Kwon Do by Harvey Smith our adviser Thomas Conway, director of Special Ser- Features Writer vtces." . “When you're in. the only thing you think When most people think of the martial arts. they The. group has three instructors: Jackson. a first- ‘ _> about is karate — not think of Bruce Lee. flying bodies and the sickening degree black belt; Jang Kim. a second-degree black /, “j, homework. politics or :runch of caved-in ribs from a well-placed. fast- belt: and Tim Crump. a fourth-degree black belt. Be- {’7 ... other pressures," she moving karate chop. ing students themselves. these instructors work "M \\ said. “There is no time — Of course. most of this is Hollywood trash-and- diligently to help others achieve advancement. '\ ..., all time is consumed in flash but there are serious devotees to the tradition An art learning the fundamen- and discipline of the martial arts even a State mar- One translation of the Korean words Tae Kwon Do tals of Tae Kwon Do from all aspects." tial arts group which practices the Korean style of is “the art of fist and feet" and an art is exactly what Each meeting of the club is like a class where karate. Tae Kwon Do (pronounced tiekwon-doe). it is. No one is taught to use Tae Kwon Do as a members learn new routines. moves and the New club weapon to spitefully hurt people. philosophy of Tae Kwon Do. Philosophy plays a very important part in this art. as far as mental prepara- The 32-member club got its start when some guys “It prepares a person mentally. physically and tion is concerned. Philosophy takes a lot of different began working out under the leadership of Michael spiritually." Crump said. “and these three aspects forms in karate. but the easiest to observe is Jackson. who was training for his black belt at the make up the whole person. with no one aspect being discipline. Discipline in karate is the respect that one time. greater than another." should give to all people. “The group was always thinking of forming some With Jackson as the fighting instructor. Kim. type of organization." Jackson said. “but it wasn't un- the forms instructor, and Crump. the philosophy in- Philosophy til this semester that we got an official charter and structor. all these different aspects are fully covered. “Learning the philosophy." Crump said. "we also Competition learn about another culture." One member, Alvin Another member of the club. Bobby Edwards. said. Gregg. a junior in elec- “I got. in it for the exercise and. of course. self- trical engineering. said. defense. But now that I'm in it I have become familiar “It's made me more com- with the philosophy behind it." ' petitive -— making me When asked about the goal of the group. Smith jok- want to work even ingly said. “Our goal is to kill or be killed while learn— harder for everything Staff photos by ,Clayton Brinkley ing how to kill. Seriously. our goal is to teach Tae else. It has given me the Kwon Do." desire to get what I Bryant Milles — in air -— demonstrates a flying kick with want." Mike Jackson during one of the club's meetings. which were held in Hartsville. 8.0.. and Greensboro. ’29 “Most people who are NC. It brought back three trophies from Hartsville Features Ideas Wanted hepatngapersonmntdlymhyflallymdsplmwbomofdiegoabdiedubm in the club are very and eight from Greensboro. Not bad for a recently for. Each time the club meets, a class Is held where members learn and practice the serious about it." Smith formed club. If you know of anything philosophy of Tae Kwon Do. said. This seriousness Vernell Wellington. secretary of the club and win- paid off in two competi- ner of two trophies. said she feels that the club is a interesting on campus give us tions the club entered. relief. crie ,, a call at 737-2411 All Crier items must be fewer than 30 NCSU CAMPUS LAUNDRY and Dry Cleaners ENGINEERING OPERATIONS SOCIETY NCSU AGRONOMY CLUB will be meeting JEWISH STUDENTS Beer tasting and pot ONLY 5 WEEKS till eiamsl Are you ready? words in length and must be typed or has branch offices in Becton IRm. 181, Tues, Nov. 10, 715 pm., rm 225 Daniels. Tues, Nov. 10, 7 p.m‘., Mdtimmon Room, luck dinner Fri, 6:30 pin, Nov 6, please call Need some brushing up on study skills? Iegibly printed on 819 X 11 paper. Items sub Bowen (Rm. 1081, Bragaw lRm 1461, Lee Guest Speaker: Walter Griggs, Field Williams Hall. All student and faculty in Carlos at 851-8242 or Lise at 833-1421 for Then come in Carroll Study Lounge Nov 11, ask for Jeff mined that do not conform to the above (Rm. 071, Owen IRm, 331, Sullivan IRm. 1041, Engineer from SqureD Co terested are welcome. dITECllDIIS. We welcome all Jewish students, 830 pm, for "Heplful Hints on Exam spacrfications will not be run. Only one item Syme (Rm, 1941. Complete laundry, linen, staff, and faculty. Preparing Program." from a single organization will be run in an issue. The Technician Will attempt to run and dry cleaning servrce. LEOPOLO WILDLIFE CLUB meets lues., Nov. "PSYCHOLOGISTS AND THE LAW” Dr. ./:/:/:/:/:/.?"/.3./:/:/:/. ”WT/”f." all items at least once before their meeting 10, 7 pm, rm. 3533 Gardner, Dr. Roger James Lugénbuhl, Mort, Nov. 9, Poe Hall, NCSU GAY COMMUNITY will meet Sun. date, but no item will appear more than Powell Will be guest speaker Refreshments rm. 636, coffee at 3:30 pm, Introduction at Nov. 8, 7:30 pm, Green Room, Student 4H COLLEGIATE CLUB meeting. Nov, 10. BOOTS Attvo SHOES three times. The deadline for all Criers isb served. 3:45 pm. Center All interested students and faculty 730 pm, 308 Ricks Hall. pm. the date of publication for the previous PE 252 DOWNHILL SKIING — Registration are welcome to attend V issue. Items may be submitted in Student and orientation Mon, Nov. 9, 5 pm. Student AGROMECK LAYOUT SEMINAR is this Sun. UAB ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE 6 TIMBERLAND ROCKY Center sune 3120. Criers are run on a Center Ballroom. For further information SPECIAL OLYMPICS HELPERS needed! Next Layout staff members will have seminar ASME LUNCHEON Nov. 11, 12 noon, sponsoring a Video Rock Show every Mon, DANNER HERMAN spaceeveilable basis and the Technician contact Lynn Berle in the Intramural Office. Tues, Nov. 10, run, dribble, and shoot con packets delivered to them on Fri. If you Broughton 2211. Speaker. Mr Poieet from DH Hill Annex Erdathloyd Theater, is in no way obligated to run any Crier test. For more info, call Volunteer Servrces haven’t received yours by the weekend, cell Eiuton. Topic: Energy Resources 1210-1 15 pm item. 737-3193. Bill at 737-6182. ADMISIDII free at VOLUNTEERS NEEDED desperately to work . in the oncempusAdult Basic Education Pro ATTENTION ALL D and O er‘s: Remember D NCSU CHAPTER OF PPC meets Mon, Nov, RECREATION MAJORS CLUB Will meet TAPPI MEETING - Mon, Nov. 8, speaker WILD BILL'S gram and the GED Program. If interested and D from last year? If so come to the 81h 9, Brown Room, 41h floor Student Center, 8 WOMEN'S SOCCER CLUB MEMBERS We Wad, Nov 11, 7 pm, 3018 Biltmore Hall, from BEBK, 6:30 pm, 2010 Biltmore, call Kathleen Heath at 737-3590 or stop in - floor lounge of Sullivan, Nov. 10, 8 pm. Try pm. Topic Indirects lor the RPM. Info. have a scrimmage Sun. 2 pm. on the upper Final plans for top to NC Recreation it refreshments, all pulp and paper students RIDGEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER 310J Poe Hall, ingto reform club. So all dragons come! Kevrn 737-5682. Intramural Field. Wear red shirtsl Parks Society Conference Will be made welcome 1210 RIDGE RD 828-3022

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Pack tries to break streak against Lions Nebraska. The guy that had the most was Billy Simms. If he Freshman tailback Joe McIntosh leads the Pack offense doesn't play they'll start a sophomore by the name of with 914 yards and a 130.6-per-game average. ninth in the sadelan'e WilIiam Jonathan Williams that is not too far off from Curt War er. nation and the leading freshman rusher1n the country. His 124 yards last week equaled the Gamecock performance but . Terry thrower." x 7' seven fumbled sna ery as well as other mistakes by . Kelley The Lions rank 11th1n the nation in rushing use kept the Pack's defense on Insights sixth1n total offense with a 438.7--yard—per- . well as No. 7 in scoring with a 33.6per—ga Against the Nittany ' s the Pack wiil not be allowed to“ There is only one thing worse than being thrown to the State is not an offensive team only. how ~.' makeatheae kind of mis kes. Laraway may add a little Lions. That is being thrown to angry Lions. The Nittany Lions are the 20th t'v'gle Sta offense. which will need to be click- That just may be the situation State faces when the Pack team in the country and are 24th Pack3 running game. as well as back plays host to Penn State Saturday in a 1 pm. game at allowing only 270.6 yards each “ offense if the Pack fails to move the ball on Carter—Finley Stadium. The sixth-ranked Nittany Lions will the Lions are allowing only 10.1 g e 9: be coming into the game trying to rebound after a 17-14 loss “They may not be on defense ' 3 .7 : ljf-State team hail from the Quaker to Miami last week — the Lions‘ first loss of the year. Kiffin said. "They're still pretty .7 ute and Jeff Nyce as well as four Until last week's loss Penn State had been the No. 1 rank- say it was better than some of the . than normal interest in this game due ed team in the nation and well on its way to a possible na- still a good solid defense." tional championship. The Pack is meanwhile on some . ‘ ' e always provides extra excitement ”Penn State is truly a great football team." State head its own. having lost its last somewhat of a rivalry has devloped bet. football coach Monte Kiffin said. "Pro scouts say Penn week's 20-12 loss to South Caroli . especially for State after Penn State State's offensive line is the best in college football. They are the Pack has failed to score in the s . kicker Herb Menhardt booted a l-astsecond field goal to a tremendous offensive line -— the best line of scrimmage I and has only managed to put 29 poi . ls'eat the Pack 97 on the Lions' last visit to Raleigh. think I've ever seen. This lack of production and consistenc _ State alwa'ya‘plays the Nittany Lions close but will be “They've got more speed than he's (Penn State head foot- to make a switch at the helm of the offense ' a not-sohappy frame of mind after last ball coach Joe Paterno) ever had. This is his best football junior quarterback Ron Laraway in place of will have to come out of its offensive team ever. He's got tremendous backs and receivers. starter Tol Avery. match the Lions. They've got a quarterback that can run and throw." The Pack offense fumbled nine times in the G ,, _I.e has been playing well and will need Led by junior tailback Curt Warner and sophomore clash and threw four interceptions although it nearly . ' 5 game of the season to stop the Lions. quarterback Todd Blackledge. the Nittany Lions have one ed the Cocks's offensive output. The 124 yards the State 1 h the tate offense has had its problems as of late of the most productive offenses in the nation. Although defense allowed the Gamecocks is evidence of the superb the Pack has proven it can move the ball against some of the Warner's status for the game is questionable due to an in- play of the State defense lately. best teams in the nation, and will have to certainly move the jury. he is the fourth leading rusher in the nation with a “North Carolina State has a very good defensive squad," pigskin Saturday in order to have a prayer against the 143.2 average. Paterno said. “Some days they have been very good on of- hungry Lions. “Curt Warner is a great back." Kiffin said. "He's the fense and somedays not so good. They are a very emotional ll‘ lnluries don't keep him sidelined. explosive tailback Curt Kelvin Bryant-Herschel Walker type of back. He had the se- and enthusiastic team and the entire squad is a very PENN STATE ...... 27 Warner will provide State’s defense with all it can handle cond most yards ever in Memorial Stadium in Lincoln. physical football team.“ STATE ...... '...... v . . 14 Saturday. Athletef Red-white contest slated Pack booters falter, State head basketball Admission to the contest a 14-13 record. feels that his. coach Jim Valvano. starting will be $2 for adults and $1 current team will be his second season at the for non-State students. stronger. fall to Deacs, 3-2, State helm. will unmask his Valvano. who has .been “We're not out of the 1981-82 basketball squad pleased with pre-season woods by any means," he Week with a flair Saturday at 7:30 practice. will try to divide said, "but I feel that we're State cornerback Don- pm. in Reynolds Coliseum. the Wolfpack squad evenly making progress. If we can nie LeGrande is this In addition to the annual for the game. get more productive play . week's Technician meet Duke today Red-White intra-squad game from our middle man. we Athlete of the Week. Valvano has invited fans to a Probable starters for the could finish in the first divi- LeGrande. a 5-8. cluding two for a by Devin Steele Erwin headed another photo session with him and Red quintet will be veterans sion of our conference.” tion sat out last season Assistant Sports Editor goal in the second half to the players at 6:30 and at Sidney Lowe and 7-foot-5- The Wolfpack was 4-10 177-pound senior from minus~17 yards in losses with a nerve condition in give the Deacons a 3—1 lead. halftime he will challenge senior Chuck Nevitt along and finished sixth in the Mt. Gilead. helped key and a quarterback sack his left leg and has led After 16 consecutive Prince Afejuku tallied once Linda (Hawkeyel Page. the with freshman Dinky Pro ACC last year. State's best defensive for a minus~13 yards in the highly touted State showings ofoutstanding per- more for the Pack on 11 Chris Wolfpack women's freshman cter. Mike Warren and State. which returns nine game of the year Satur- losses, a fumble recovery pass defense to four formances. State's soccer Ogu assist, but Wake held shooting phenomenon who Lorenzo Charles. lettermen this winter, was day in the Pack's 20-12 and an interception. his straight outstanding team was due for 11 below- on for the upset. hit 100 points last year to lead last season by Bailey. loss to South Carolina. third of the year. games allowing only 25 of par game.” “It was definitely Wake break Wilt Chamberlain's Opening for the White who averaged 12.3 points The criminal-justice ma- 60 passes to be completed That day came Wednes- Forest's best soccer game of scoring record. to a shooting fivesome will likely be and 6.1 rebounds. jor was credited with The pre-season all- for 240 yards in that day afternoon in Winston its two-year history." contest. veterans Thurl Bailey. Scott Whittenburg averaged seven total tackles. in- ACC football team selec- span. Salem when the Wolfpack Deacon coach George Ken- Additionally. Valvano will Parzych and Dereck Whit- 10.6 points. while Lowe. a lost a 32 ACC matchup to nedy said. “We knew (State) join the Wolfpack Sports tenburg. along with point second-team all-ACC selec- Wake Forest. being the team of their Network as color man for guard Max Perry and tion last year despite being The loss left ‘State at strength level. we couldn't the game. leaving the freshman center Cosell Mc- hampered by a foot injury. State spikers fail to find form in win 14-2—1 overall and 2-2—1 in'the match them up man-for-man. coaching chores for the Queen. led the league in assists with conference heading into to so we wanted to pressure evening to assistants Marty Valvsno. whose initial 7.7 per game. a figure which by Devin Steele which could have resulted in second game on senior day's highly touted confron- their top players Sam. Fletcher and Ray Martin. Wolfpack crew finished with ranked fifth in the nation. Assistant Sports Editor an upsetting debacle. Stacey Schaeffer's final tation with nationally 11th- Prince. Chris and Francis “I was not pleased with three serving points. the ranked Duke at 3 pm. in (Moniedafel with our top East Carolina volleyball our play." said Hielscher. Wolfpack lost the third Durham. The Demon players. We didn't want to Women harriers travel to regionals coach and former State whose 31-5 team travels to game when East Carolina Deacons ran their record to ' allow any chance for quick- player Lynn Davidson pr r capitalized on three State 10-6-1 and 3-2 in the league. counters." by Todd McGee peting. a dog fight is ex- State defeated Clemson by fessed Wednesday night Duke tonight for a 7:30 con- pected. Nationally top- 17 in the conference meet. ference match. “Not playing substitutes. “We just played flat." Gross views today’s game Sports Writer rsnked Virginia heads into after her team's match with well last week at the ACC The Pack found itself in a State coach Larry Gross with Duke as “the most im- but that was not indicative the Wolfpack that “one of (Tournament) disturbed me comeback situation the final said. “All 11 players were portant matchup of the This Saturday State's the meet as the favorite but of Clemson's level of perfor- these days East Carolina‘s game. falling behind 10-5. flat. It was the first game season! women's cross-country team will be given a stiff test by mance. One of the Tigers' gonna beat State." a little. But. realistically. I travels to Furman Universi- ACC foes State and Clem- top runners. Judith don‘t think we can win every and escaping with a 15-11 this season that we played “The loss to Wake pro- ty in Greenville. 8.0.. to son. along with Tennessee. Shepherd. did not compete Her Lady Pirates scratch- tournament we play in. victory. poorly. We came out and bably hurt us in that it put compete in the NCAA in the meet and without .ed. dug and clawed the What concerns me is our Duke lost an earlier match weren't moving. We didn‘t more pressure on us going Regional meet. Fewer than “Our goal is to win." coach closest ever to that goal of ability to rebound from that to State. 152. 15-3, 16-14. click. Wake ran their tails into the Duke game." said Rollie Geiger said. “We are her their score was a little defeating State. but suc— and play well these. remain- but will hold the home-court off and hung on for the win." Gross. whose hooters were 10 teams will compete in not running just to qualify. high. cumbed. 15-8. 1512, 8—15, ing two weeks goinQinto the advantage tonight. With the loss, State was denied the league title a this meet. but it is con- If you run just for that. then 1511. in a contest that left state tournament. Hielscher is hoping the team virtually knocked out of the year ago by the Blue Devils. sidered by many to be the you will end up not qualify- Geiger expects Clemson State breathless and can pull out of its mental ACC championship picture who tied the Wolfpack 0-0 on toughest region in the na- ing at all." to give the Pack a tough uneasy. “Now I am probably much slump tonight and regain its but still stands a very Lee Field. “The game will tion. challenge. Tennesesse has more apprehensive — not composure for next realistic chance of gaining a probably be decided in the Only three teams from State's main competition always been tough and. State coach Pat Hielscher. because of the ACC loss — weekend's state tourna- berth to post-season play. midfield. They play an this meet will qualify for the . for the other two qualifying should either Clemson or who was celebrating her bir- but because of how we came ment. Wake Forest grabbed the outstanding game in the nationals. and with four spots behind Virginia will be State falter. will be eager to thday. was anticipating an into the match tonight." “It will be a match that we 2-0 lead the first half that it midfield. Top-10 ranked teams com- Clemson and Tennessee. step in and take their place. overpowering performance The first game of the best- should go in and set the tem- never relinquished on ”It will be a great game ,_from her team for her day. of—five-match belonged po and be in control." headers by Bill De Araujo between the second- and She was expecting the Pack mostly to State as junior Hielscher said. “That’s our and Mark Erwin. With a third-ranked teams in the to bounce back in superior Joan Russo served the job to do that — to get our minute remaining in that South. If we win, we'll be form after it fell short in the Wolfpack to an 8-2 lead on players out there and make period. Sam Okpodu put ranked second. 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Meryl Streep shinesIn team effort film Briefs by Karl Sanso- Jeremy Irons. an English actor. is seen hereIn his camera movements between shots of different time i Writer first starring role. With amazing ability. he is able to periods he is able to move the audience fluidly from Entertainment communicate the rapid emotional maturation of the one story to the other. At times one cannot tell which THE SIGMA ALPHA IOTA music fraternity of The technique of intercutting narrative stories character Charles after meeting Sara. His expressive story is on the screen for a few seconds due to the Meredith College will be presenting Arrogance in from different time periods is not a new idea. D.W. English facial features fit naturally into both Vic- choice of shots. This practice builds a smooth bridge concert Thursday. Nov. 12 at 8 p.m. in the Jones Griffith wove four different stories together to torian and modern times. between time periods. Auditorium on the Meredith campus. Tickets are create his epic masterpiece Intolerance in 1916. The Meryl Streep. here seen in a film similar in many However. each story has a .different style of now available at Schoolkid's Records for $3.75 and French Lieutenant's Woman. directed by Karel ways to Roman Polanski's Tess is able to evoke sym- cinematography due to the differences in lighting. at the door for $4. For more information. call Reisz. demonstrates that this film technique is still pathy and compassion from the audience. Natasia Freddie Francis. the cinematographer. chose to light 828-3661. highly entertaining and not as confusing to the au- Kinski in the title role of Tess was able to elicit few. if the modern story with harsh front lighting which dience as one might think. any, emotions from the audience. However. through tends to eliminate shadows and delineate features. In THE EASY MOVING COMPANY of Raleigh To intertwine the two stories in this film took a her graceful. yet restrained. movements and speech distinct contrast. the historical scenes are back and will be opening the 1981 season for the Triangle concerted effort by an extremely talented group of Streep conveys the enigmatic and troubled nature of side lit giving each shot a soft warm feeling. thus con- Dance Guild Inc. on Saturday. The performance people. The success of this film cannot be sol. ly at- her character in the most elegant manner possible. tributing to the Victorian illusion. Several spec- will take place in the Stewart Theatre at 8 p.m. tributed to the actors or director. The tacular tracking shots help create the film's graceful Season tickets are still available for the Dance cinematographer. editor and musical director all con- Historic couple outdoes modern pair beauty. Series. which contains four exciting professional tributed essential elements to this dual love story. Rounding out the film'Is the musical score by Carl companies. for $20 to the public and $16 for all Playwright Harold Pinter adapted the best-selling The two modern day characters portrayed by Davis. Rarely is it intrusive as often happens with students and senior citizens. Individual tickets are John Fowles novel of romance in the sexually Streep and Irons are much less developed than the film scores. Davis uses the music to heighten every available at $6 for the public and $5 for students repressed Victorian era. historic couple. As actors in a film production of The emotion in the film whether it is love. fear. confusion and senior citizens. When Charles Smithson (Jeremy Irons) first sees French Lieutenant's Woman their roles are revers- or any of the myriad emotions'released by this film. For more information. please call the Stewart Sara Woodruff (Meryl Streep). on a jetty in a stormy ed. Anna is the analytical counterpart of scientist Theatre box office at 737-3105. Both season tickets sea. his world is turned upside down. His awareness Charles. and Mike. like Sara. is ruled by his emotions. The French Lieutenant’s Woman is now playing at and individual tickets will be available at the door of Sara triggers his own self-awareness. As a Vic— Switching back and forth between the two stories the Mission Valley cinema. For excellence in acting. a the night of theperformance. torian scientist. Charles has long been out of touch becomes effortless for the audience due to the skillful beautiful romance, and a visually exciting experience with his own emotions. editing of John Bloom. Through the matching of he sure to see this film. SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY. Edgar Lee Masters unforgettable portrayal. of life in small- town America. will be presented at the Theatre in Cartoon characters’ cels to be on display next week the Park. from Nov. 6—8 at 8:15 p.m. This work is by Tom Alter State'5 Student Center. the artistic process. that is. thrilled with the lineup of cel paintings of characters autographed animation cels widely recognized for its simple. lyrical poetry and Animation cel paintings, they are the final image that cels selected from feature- such as Bugs Bunny. Daffy from Ralph Bakshi's best has become one of the most popular plays in Assistant Ent. Editor called “eels.” are the pain- is photographed by the length Walt Disney films. in Duck. Wile E. Coyote. the known productions: America. Tickets are $4 for adults and $3 for tings actually filmed in mak- camera. cludiug The Jungle Book. Roadrunner. Pepe Le Pew. American Pop and Wizards. students and senior citizens. Call 7556058 for If you are a fan of Bugs ing an animated cartoon. Robin Hood, Winnie the Foghorn-Leghorn. and the Another highlight of the reservations. Bunny. Wile E. Coyote. Win- Each character is painted by Gallery will represent art Pooh, The Rescuers. The Tasmanian Devil will be exhibit/sale will be artwork nie the Pooh or a hundred hand on a clear sheet of This exhibit was authen- Aristocrats. and the featured with some of them from Gnomes, an im- other cartoon characters. acetate. usually 11 inches by ticated by Gallery Lainz- recently-released The Fox bearing the signature of aginative and popular fan— TICKETS FOR THIS YEAR‘S Madrigal Dinner then there is an exhibit that 14 inches or larger. then berg of Cedar Rapids. Iowa. and the Hound. Original Chuck Jones. widely regard- tasy film based on the best- are now on sale for the very entertaining is sure to add some color to placed against a background the nation's best-known pencil animation drawings ed as one of America's selling book. theatrical production which is scheduled for Dec. your life. and photographed one—by- specialist in this unique art from some of Disney's early foremost animators. Finally. the exhibit/sale 1—6 at the State Student Center. Last year's Nov. 11—13. hundreds of one to produce a reel of mo form. A representative of films of the 19303 and 19403 will include cels from dozens Madrigal Dinner sold out for every performance animation cel paintings from tion picture film. Gallery Lainzberg will be on will also be featured. Other works featured of other cartoons: from vin- and the organizers expect to have standing room Hollywood cartoons will be Cels are one-of-a—kind. not hand to answer any ques- The very popular Warner tage Krazy Kats and Betty only crowds again this year. Tickets are $8 for the subject of a special ex- prints or reproductions. tions. Brothers' characters will Competing for the collec- Boop to cels from current students and $12 for others who want to attend hibit and sale to be held at They are the culmination of Serious collectors will be also be offered. These classic tor's attention are television shows. the event. ON SUNDAY. NOV. 8. the State Music Depart- ment will be presenting their annual fall Kinks come back with solid new album Choralfest. The concert will be held in the Stewart by Art Chadwick Side one kicks off with In fact. a good number of The album ends with a group's existence. the Kinks “Lola" and “Girl. You Really Theatre at 8 p.m. The State Chamber Singers. con- Entertainment Writer several good hard rocking their songs depict unhappy short. yet quite enjoyable have proven they can still Got Me." However. their ducted by Dr. Phyllis Vogel. will open the pro songs. including “Around times. concerning frustra- song. ”Better Things." pump out fundamental rock let album. Give the People gram. Also being featured will be the University Ray Davies and his Kinks the Dial" and title track. The tion. insecurity. monotony which expresses the Kinks and roll. What They Want is an Singers. under the direction of Eleania Ward. The have put forth another first side closes with two ex- and morbid realizations. most enthusiastic view of This time around. there overall success and is cer- superb album that is ap ceptionally fine tunes Although this makes for a life on the entire record. One are no big single hits like tainly one of the best albums University Choir. directed by Milton Bliss. will propriately titled Give the 'TPredictable" and “Add it depressed mood. Dave even gets the impression some of the previous years‘s of the year. conclude the evening's program. People What They Want. UP." Davies compensates with that they are looking for- ThisIs their first since their Side two is far more en- some great riffs while Ray ward to the future as well. ’4 1979 smash LP Low Budget. joyable. however. opening Davies genuinely presents. The versatility between which brought them back in- with “Destroyer.” whose with utmost loving detail. songs make this album an Try Classifieds STUDlU] ’Wolfpack' to the limelight after a familiar beat was taken from his sad situation. excellent record but the .."""" Late Show number'of so-so efforts. their 1964 hit “All Day and The finest track of all is Kinks's overall consistency. 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Campus authors to speak at recognition day by Karen Freltaa who is an expert in his field. publishing companies to talk understanding. . crop science. for entertain- Adcock. She will read Writer such as publishing a text or about company policy re Larry Champion. English ment at 3 p.m. He will tell poetry of her own composi- book in his profession, has quirement procedures so professor and head of the tales of Georgia and its tion. The book department of completed an accomplish- that if they are interested. English department. has mules. Lee has written a “Our major goal for this the Students' Supply Store ment above average." said they can obtain information written seven books. Those book titled With TheirEars event is for the authors to recognize campus authors Elizabeth Puryear. directly from the publishing most recent are The Evolu» Priched Forward. get a chance to meet the during its open house titled secretary to the manager of companies. tion ofShohespeoreonCom— public. We hope that “Author's Recognition Day." the Students' Supply Store. Many of the books that edy. Tragic Patterns in Also entertaining will be students will take advan- The event will be held “We also think that the‘ are now available can be Jacobean and Caroline Betty Adcock. wife of Assis. tage of this opportunity.” from 2 p.m.-4:30 p.m. in the authors are entitled to found in either the Students' Drama and Perspectives in tant Students' Supply Store on recognition from the Univer- Supply Store or the DH. Shakespearean English Music Director Donald Puryear said. Thursday. Nov. 12. sity and community at large Hill Library. There are a 'History. His books are not A special display of 1981 rather than being limited to few departments that keep a required in the classroom CP&L rate hike ‘ publications authored by the particular department collection of their pro- but are recommended for State faculty will be located which he might teach in. fessors’ public works. the students' enhancement (Continued from page I) the drinking age has been in the reception area. “I think that the students Most of the books that of their studies. defeated. and it cannot be Campus-authored works would be interested in will be on display have been “I guess that most of what "Just letting them lCP&Ll resubmitted until January published prior to 1981 will Author's Recognition Day used by their authors as I write is out of class ex- know we are concerned 1988. However. he said. the be featured separately. because of the displays either textbooks or teaching perience.“ Champion said. makes a major difference." Senate bill is still standing. Thus far the Students' Supp- where they could view the aids on State's campus. “Every writer wants to Spivey said. “We have to let OSenate members voted ly Store has received books books and be surprised to Randall Thomson. assis- share his professional drive everybody know that we are to pass a resolution to hold from more than 200 authors find their teacher has their tant professor of sociology and to have a personal ens not locked on campus." all Student Senate elections including those from the " teachings in print." and anthropology. has joyment out of everything OStudent Body Treasurer during the fall. 1960s. The event is aimed at in- edited a book titled -Bn'ng~ he does." Sandi Long reported that OSenate members voted Staff photo by Clayton Brinkley The display will consist of creasing appreciation from ing Sociology Home which Abraham Holtzman. pro Student Senate funds have a to appropriate 8151 to the public works by authors the campus for the people he and other Ssociology fessor of political science balance of $11,252 which in- Phi Psi professional textiles Rain such as books. volumes. who teach at State. It is departmental professors and public administration. cludes $7.000 left over from fraternity for partial edited books and co- designed for the faculty to use. The reason for editing wrote American Govern~ last year. airplane fare to their na- Umbrellas are a common sight when raln authored books. Some of the meet each other and learn the book. Thomson said. was ment. Ideals in Reality. The OStudent Senate Presi- tional convention in Texas. strikes the campus. For a forecast of authors will also be present from each other. that he wanted to make Townsend Movement, A dent Jim Yocum discussed OSenate members voted weekend weather see page 1. to discuss their works. The authors will have an sociology more effective to Political Study and Interest the Oct. 23-24 University of to pass an amendment to the “We feel that for a person opportunity to meet with the students for a better Groups and Lobbying. He North Carolina Association Student Body Statutes to uses the first book as the of Student Governments raise the number of departmental textbook meeting. The UNCASG members of the Student which is required for all passed a resolution on the Judicial Board. Program developed in response to rapes students. Southern Bell rate hike. OSenate members voted Professor of Economics. Yocum also announced to approve the Association and Business Thomas that the N.C. House of . of Student Consumers’ I(‘untinued from page 1) Rapists are repeat of- If a rape victim does not around campus. McGinnis pus so'they will not have to Johnson cowrote Toward Representatives bill to raise board of directors. fenders. Once they have want to prosecute she can urged all students to know walk alone. he said. Economic Understanding they barely know because raped they will continue to call Public Safety with infor- the location of the blue-light which is also a required tex- the most prevalent type _of do so until they are pro- mation on the assault so phones in case of emergen- Generally. the students tbook. He also wrote a study Brien}; rape on campus 13 acquain- secuted. according to Public Safety is made aware cy. There are 44 phones who attended the program guide to supplement the A tance rape. McGinnis said. McGinnis. Therefore. it is of the situation. With the located throughout campus. said they felt that McGinnis text. FOR UNDERGRADUATE degree students the max- Ninety percent of all important that women victim's permission. Public presented his material well. “I try. to teach the course imum course load is 21 credit hours a semester and seven rapes go unreported. accor- file reports if they are Safety will talk to the “If someone picks up a so that the students can pass credit hours a summer session. To carry more than the max- ding to FBI statistics. raped. criminal and let him know bluelight phone Public Safe- by either attending the lee imum, students must obtain the approval of their academic f’ 1 N that Public Safety is aware ty will respond whether “McGinnis made me tures or by reading the adviser and school dean. of his actions. they make voice contact or aware of rape problems text." Johnson said. N0 STUDENT SHALL HELP mar no man 11' HOST. not." 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Studios, whose executives devoutly hope back (see Off the Wall—page 18). from Cannery Row and for implying that Lectures, panel discussions, costume that Coppola will direct Godfather Ill, and Producer-director Lawrence Schiller claims she was unprofessional. competitions, and displays of upcoming that it will star Travolta as Anthony Cor- the film, Erecmioner's Song, is not based genre films such as Blade Runner and Dark leone (son of Michael); Travolta owes the on Norman Mailer‘s book of the same OTOWN RECORDS has filed suit against (.‘rvstal were among the highlights. As al- studio a picture ever since he pulled out of name, though Mailer has also written the Bonnie Pointer and her producer Jef- ways, the crowning event was the presenta- American Gigolo. And Paramount, earlier screenplay, a distinction of marginal impor- frey Bowen. claitning they failed to deliver tion of the coveted Hugo Awards, science- this year, helped bail Coppola out of some tance. Eli Wallach will play Gilmore’s uncle, an album as agreed. and also claiming that fiction‘s equivalent of the Oscar. Among the of his Zoetrope Studio financial difficulties, Vern Damico. Bowen “substantially impaired" Motown's winners: Michael Whelan (Best Pro Artist); perhaps with an eye to the future . . . ability to function because Bowen Carl Sagan's Cosmos (Best Non-Fiction); Meanwhile, Zoetrope is abuzz with activ- DAVlD PUTTNAM AND HUGH HUDSON pro threatened the life of Berry .Gordv Clifford Simak (Best Short Story, "Grotto of ity: Coppola is finishing up One from the dticer and director of (hariots of Fire, Motowns Chairman of the boal‘d..whlch the Dancing Deer"); Gordon R. Dickson Heart, promises to resurrect the unfinished Willnéxt collaborate on The October Circle cansed Mr Gordy to behave in avégycare (Novelette and Novella Awards: “The Cloak Hammett, and is leasing space to other by Robert Bolt, set in Czechoslovakia in ful pay. 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PRITCHARD has filed a ouvwooo HOLDS th BREATH: Francis MARY TYLER moons and Dudley Moore ~Iliumagainst horror fiction wrlml‘ Ford Coppola and John Travolta are OMMY use JONES will play Gary Gilmore, willhstar in Six Weeks, about a woman meeting; this is cause for wishful specula- the convicted murderer who was exp-21. with a, married lover and a dying child; Bros. films, claiming The Shining '_;she‘s also set to star in Finnegan Begin gtéincidents and visions in her" Again, about a woman in love with a man Shehad related to a psychoth . ;' Forcing the Issue ' whose wife is dying. Hmmm. ,_ rficbnce. Pritchard claims the :7, plat told all this to King, whofirm the Spent Force at Play months. Our favorite obscure Checker track a '1“,st will star with Jessica Lange in g‘book. which became the movie ‘ from the past was about a girlfriend's jaunty, Frances, the tragic story of actress Nicholson and Shelley Duvall. B aroma SETTING our to strip America of its twowheeler. “She's got a motor scooter/ Frances Farmer. We hope his role in Frances 7-. few remaining millions, Mick Jagger of- With a little yellow tooter," sang the is better (and bigger) than his recent ap- 'Park Place fered these observations to the london Ob bumptious Mr Checker, ”And I fall to the pearance in Raggedy Man. ' by Any Other " sewer: “Rock 8; Roll is a spent force in that ground when i hear that sound!" . 00K FOR TWO NEW board g' ' we can't expect any more from it either as INTERESTING CASTING GAMBITJ in a recent, ing to emerge this fall. “Stickthe» music or an instrument for social change. long story in Hollywood trade paper Va- pits players against each other ahd a corn- It's merely recycling itself and everything is The Future of the Spent Forces riety, director Jonathan Demme (Melt-in mon adversary, the lntemal Revenue Ser- a rehash. I'm not that good of a musician to OOTHSAYERS claim a new Peter Town- and Howard, Last Izmhtace) announced vice. A player may hold 850,000 and a break out of it. It’s all I can do—l can't go shend LP will be out after the first of the thathe warned Bruce Springsteen to star in Chance to buy into a new basede franchise on leaping around forever. It would be un- year, as will opuses (opii?) from Fleetwood swing Shi'fi with Goldie Hawn; Bruce, lgAlaska. Player writes off more than twice seemly and perhaps I shouldn't be doing it Mac, Bonnie Rait and Donna Summer, along would play the working classhero, a ship- tfi amount invested, then learns that the even now, but it would be stupid not to do with a Stevie Winwood soundtrack for the yard worker named Lucky. He wouldn‘t Opening season has been snowed out and it while I still can." British flick, They Called It an Accident. sing, he‘d just look proletarian. But a call to player must pay an additional 325,000. The If this candor works its way into lyric ses- Springsteen's manager, Jon Landau, re- player who best uses his or her income and sions with Keith Richards, maybe we'll be May The vealed that neither Demme nor anyone in the various tax shelters, and who pays the hearing "I know it‘s only rock roll, but I‘ll Spent Force Be with Demme’s-employ ever bothered to ask least amount of taxes, wins. milk it" on the next Stones album. You, Daily Bruce. “Besides," said the spokmoman for “The Movie Game" involves the many On the clamorous reponse to the Stones' ROM BERNARD monon, publisher, and. Landau,‘‘Bruce has absolutely no desire to byzantine byways famous in this town, like tour, an LA. musician remarked, ”It's like a Sam Leandro (not the town south of 'even disc'uss [making films] Whenever Creative Accounting, ostentatious wealth, chance to see Count Basic and his band. 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Alas, he Best Rock Books”: Born to Run. the dates for various historical milestones—- RAQ‘unfilum and her husband Andre landed on a military base, and was held like when Carl Perkins wrote “Blue Suede Welnfeld are suing the Nationhi En- (along with his co-pilot) for two days, inter- Shoes" (Dec. 17, 1955) and the June 2,1941 quirer for $12 million, claiming slander; the’ rogate for 10 hours each day, and finally Spent Force Re-groups birth of Rolling Stone drummer Charlie Enquirer allegedly published a report that released; They were not harmed physically, Huuv amoral. figurehead of the Nist Watts. 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BYCAT'mirN LANHAM pleasure and turned it itito a hotel to Grade, Grade said, “i don't understand the anaesthetic in her hospital room, frustrated others The \il|.igc- was help pay for it. Many of the buildings a word you're saying. it's absolutely woke to find The l’risorwr on teleyir peopled by prisoners who were .ill Strolling the grounds of Portmeirion, were mtxleled after ones he had ad- crazy, but it just might Work." sion and thought her mind had finally numbered and under constant surveil Wales, are‘replicas of Number Six, the mired, and some were created from Others have also thought it crazy. gone. The program‘s complex sym— lance; all were taught or conditioned c_i hered, character in Patrick parts of houses scheduled for demoli- One woman. coming out from under bolism confused some viewers and to conform, to obey, to give tip what o‘oh'ah‘s late-Sixties television tion. One unique ceiling was pur= ever information those in charge series The Prisoner A brass band is chased at auction for fifteen pounds, in. wanted from them to do .is they were warming up, lined up in rows on the and the Town Hall was built up (old. If they conformed, they were re road, while the chess master/icster/ around it. warded and their lives made :is pleas executioner wheels his pennyfanliing Club members who stroll under the am as such imprisoned lives could be up and down. (When asked if he could palm trees and past the prize In ultimate control was the elusive ride it, Max Hora replied, "if someone rhododendrons may find, however, Number One. the visible Village illtlll hold? me on") Multicolored umbrel- that Sir Williams-Ellis” village is not the ager was the eiei‘ changing Nuiiibt-r laswirl as members of‘ Six of One. Village of the series. Number Six‘s re- Two. The prisoner. .Ntiinbci \i\. re Tbs ”boner Appreciation Socien' wait sidence. a small room housing Pris- fused to play the game, declined to for the director tostart filming another oner memorabilia this weekend, is too explain why he resigned. and tried to scene for a new episode, “By Public near the green Dome where Number escape. in the end well, the end has Demand.”~The London correspondent Two lived. The pastel cottages, the to be seen to be explained (.oniparetl for the Wire has a striped cape tied roads that seem sidewalks, even the to an eiiauiiig oi the last iiidgiiieiit, the around him while he too holds up an central fountain appear smaller and show is the most fascinating, the most umbrella, joining members as they are laid out incorrectly. The prisoners frustrating, and ultimately the most chant their lines, "Spade. spade. village is elsewhere perhaps in the satisfying finish to any series ever seen spade." ”Heart. heart, heart." mind of Mr. McGtmhan. on television Filming begins, The brass band Patrick McGoohan, having com- Critics were perplexed and tried to starts playing and marches down the pleted his successful Danger Mun/ Classify ’Ibe Prisoner Was it science fit road The director wants to Cut and Secret Agent series, went to Portmeir- lion? Adventure? Suspense? Was it Or mlw. The band keeps marching, ion on a holiday with his family and welllan? Antrutopian? Kafkaesque? In W yell to get their attention, decided to use the site for a series America, CBS executives were uncet and thesband eventually stops at the about the rebel in society, Portmeir— taln of audience reunion to the pro end oftheft'oad while a film crew from ion's unique appearance and its look gram and scheduled it for the summer HTV in, Enghnd records the events. of isolation would be used in a pro- of 1968. But viewer response was latcr;-a,Califomia man wearing the gram about a secret agent who re- strong enough to bring the series back 5tthand tan slacks of regulation signed, was kidnapped by either his for an encore the following summer. domino the series. asks, “is this a government or the enemy, and When the series aired again in [in j ‘ :Do you live here?" brought to an unknown village. When min a few years ago, it generated more 1: punk-men: is understandable. McGoohan presented the idea, with interest. David Barrie wrote to ask if “Inviting; of Portmeirion is not 2 vii- photographs and story lines, to Lew his name and address could be broad llfl’a' a“. but a complex of cottages east after the program so that others and W designed by Welsh ar- The Prisrmer's trademark pmnyfar— interested in the series could contact dlltea Sir Clough Williams-Ellis in a thing iebtcle (above),- Mco‘ooban and him. Initially, he expected a few earnsplay a dangerous human chess people to get together With him in a Styltmmlly described as ltalianate. (below). local pub, but the response of over Hecmed the “village" for his own game 300 letters in one week led to the for mation of the society Mct‘nmlian ac cepted the position of honorary presi dent and recently told club members that they had done "a fantastic. abso lutely fantastic job . . Your dedication is extraordinary " The society is comrmsed oi local groups that meet frequently and in formally to discuss issues and tthii‘~ presented in the series (which is still re-run on local and MB stations across America) The club also publishes a quarterly, Alert, and disseminates in formation to ini'riibt-rs, ollcriiig .it'ti t'les about the show, interviews will: actors who .ipix-art-d in ll, still shots taken dtiriiig the filming, and .in ofli clal button bearing lllt' programs pennyfarthing symbol The sot wry .ilst. schedules other conventions during the year and screens episodes pro vided by l'l't.‘ for club use During a break in filming, two Women who were extras in the series talk about it and its star ‘I rec-i that he's here i can still see him standing up there, talking to us Number Sixty-One looks at the balcony "We saying'didn’t understand a word he was “He had ll all up here," says Mrs Eastwood. tapping her head "We didn't understand, not until we saw II on television. He was print-sting," Number Sixty one touches her badge "This is the original. I've been offered a hundred pounds for ll, but i woultkt't sell it for a thousand.‘ “The man you see on the screen. that's him lie could have been james Bond, but he didn't wall to be He ((xmued' on name) 10 brought champagne to the cast party position of Number Two. A chess ideas— the tone of the man felt to be but didn't stay. ”He had so much on game with human figures was filmed tense, forbidding. and uncooperative. his mind. He was so tired." yesterday; today another game is being On tape, the tone is calm, after an ini- a still tongue “Once my husband and l were in a played, but the moves are read from tial nervousness caused by the pres- scene, sitting at a table and trying to sheets of paper. “That's not right," says ence of the tape recorder during the talk. He walked by and whispered, one player, suddenly realizing that his interview. He relates his meeting with makes a ‘llave you tried "Our Father?"' As opponent and not he is going to be Lew Grade with quiet laughter. What something to say." checkmated. “You've skipped a move." was the meaning of the pennyfarthing happy life Filming begins again. Kes Smith, the The woman and her dog move back to symbol, he is asked. “It was a symbol director, talks to the crowd. “Look up their original square. of progress. An ironic symbol. People at Number Two. Remember, she's ev— Meanwhile, an episode titled “The are planning too quickly for the future. Roger Goodman, Ctr erything you‘ve always wanted." The Schizoid Man" is being screened in the building bigger and better cars while ordinator afternoon gets hotter. David Barrie di~ Town Hall. Beneath the salvaged ceil- the world is running out of oil and is Six of One (Club) US. reas the practice of lines (or taping. ing depicting the labors of Hercules. full of smog." What about the canopy The Prisoner Apprecia- "Number Two! Number Two! Number the film unfolds at a slow speed. When over the pennyfarthing, Goodman tion Society Two!" "Rah! Rah! Rah!” The sound it ends, two men begin to fiddle with asks. Did that have a meaning? PO. Box 61 takes are interrupted by the rush of the projector. One asks the other why McG(X)han laughs. “Seat belts. Safety Cheltenham, Glos. wind and the cries of children splash- an American copy, with breaks for regulations." GLSZ 31X Britain ing in the fountain. A can of soda clat- commercials. is being used. The other lt's late and club members are leav- A reply may take ters onto the cement. Bystanders are tells him that several copies have just ing. The director tells his extras, six weeks or more, laughing too loudly, ignoring the cam- been sent to an Arab country. When “You're the best group I've ever depending on mail era and recording equipment. Umbrel- the films come back, they are coated in worked with.“ Number Sixty-one has delivery. las droop as arms tire, and lines from camel's hair. Totally unsuitable. The already left, saying, “We‘ll remember Prufmck about being only sufficient to other laughs. What next, Russia? China? this day." She circled one eye with her Cathryn Lanbam swell a scene or two come to mind. Roger Goodman, the society‘s co- thumb and forefinger and gave the Vil— litres in Blooming— The crowd is alternately confused, ordinator, apologizes for the prob- lage good-bye, “Be seeing you." ton, Illinois, and frightened. and happy as the camera lems. An interview he taped with Pat- Readers interested in The Prisoner claims the Prisoner pans. At last, a break. rick McGoohan is heard instead. In Appreciation Society should send a fans “are very nice The plot of “By Public Demand" is printed interviews. his sentences are self-addressed envelope, with an in- people; not crazy like never explained. A rebel seems to be generally separated by exclamation ternational reply coupon, and their let- Trekkies." Trekkia should direct their hate sabtxaging the Village contest for the points, settling like barbs around his ters to: mail to us and leave Ms. lanbam alone.

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cludes verses that are never sung, even his life, and i am letting my life make home from the hospital (where he of the genre from the most soulful _ by Bruce — such as: ”Was a big high me." spent his last 15 years), Woody took MB licks to the insipid teen laments Woody Guthrie: A Life wall there that tried to stop me/A sign Guthrie's is an engrossing story, Arlo into the backyard and. barely able that the industry called the "dumb" was painted said: Private Property/But partly because Klein's a good reporter to strum a guitar, taught the youngster sound — from the summer of 1956 to JOE KLEIN on the back side it didn't say nothing (he's covered politics forRolling Stone the last three—rarely sung—verses to Christmas, 1963 (and we all know what AlfredA Knopf $15.95 —/ That side was made for you and since 1974) and partly because Guth- ”This Land . . . ”He [thought] that if I happened early in I964) me . . . rie's life contained a full complement don't learn them," Klein quotes Arlo as Smith does make an admirable el» In recent concerts, Bruce Spring- if nothing else, Klein's biography of travels, tragedies (several family in- saying, “no one will remember." fort to view the industry from all ang- steen has strapped a harmonica de-mystifies Guthrie not only his juries and deaths in fires, his own sad Michele Kort les, hopping front LA. to Nashvdle to around his neck, picked up an acoustic songs. but his person. More precisely, disintegration under Huntington's Chicago to New York. Significantly, the guitar, and performed a melancholy— he de-mystiques the artist, separating Chorea) and triumphs. Klein is to be principle characters are not those who yet-patriotic version of "This Land Is his life from his legend, his contribu- praised for not turning the book into a make the music. bt.. the ones who Your Land," a song he introduces as tions from his attributions. What psychohistory as so many biographers The Day the Music Died produce and market it. and they are a being greatly misunderstood. The emerges is — as Klein's subtitle indi- are wont to do. yet sometimes one diverse lot whose ideas vary about Springsteen rendition is a far cry from cates “a life," rather than a wishes for a bit more analysis. JOSEPH (:. SMITH ,. where the artistry should end and the the usual happy, strummy, summer metaphor. We see Woodrow Wilson And finally, the book stimulates the (.‘roi'0 Press cold commerce begin But as much as camp singalong version of the Woody Guthrie, the skinny Brillo—haired ()kie, reader—at least this one—to seek out we'd like to read this novel as a sort ol Guthrie tune, but even Bruce slightly as a gifted, ever

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eludes verses that are never sung, even his life, and i am letting my life make home from the hospital (where he of the genre from the most soulful — by Bruce —such as: “Was a big high me." spent his last 15 years). Woody took R818 licks to the insipid teen laments Woody Guthrie: A Life wall there that tried to stop me/A sign Guthrie‘s is an engrossing story, Arlo into the backyard and. barely able that the industry called the "dumb" was painted said: Private Property/But partly because Klein's a good reporter to strum a guitar. taught the youngster sound — from the summer of 1956 to JOE KLEIN on the back side it didn't say nothing (he's covered politics for Rolling Stone the last three—rarely sung—verses to Christmas. 1965 (and we all know what AlfredA Knopfi $15.95 —/ That side was made for you and since 1974) and panly because Guth- ”This Land "He [thought] that if I happened early in 1964). me . . rie's life contained a full complement don't learn them," Klein quotes Arlo as Smith does make an admirable el'v In recent concerts, Bruce Spring- if nothing else, Klein's biography of travels, tragedies (several family in- saying, “no one will remember." ton to view the industry from all ang- steen has strapped a harmonica de-mystihes Guthrie — not only his juries and deaths in fires, his own sad Michele Kort les. hopping froin LA. to Nashville to around his neck, picked up an acoustic songs. but his person. More precisely, disintegration under Huntington's Chicago to New York. Significantly, the guitar, and performed a melancholy- he de-mystiques the artist, separating Chorea) and triumphs. Klein is to be principle characters are not those who yet-patriotic version of “This Land Is his life from his legend, his contribu- praised for not turning the book into a make the music. but the ones who Your Land," a song he introduces as tions from his attributions. What psychohistory as so many biographers The Day the Music Died produce and market it, and they are a being greatly misunderstood. The emerges is — as Klein's subtitle indi- are wont to do, yet sometimes one diverse lot whose ideas vary about Springsteen rendition is a far cry from cates —- “a life," rather than a wishes for a bit more analysis. JOSEPH (L'SMITH where the artistry should end and the the usual happy, strummy, summer metaphor. We see Woodrow Wilson And finally. the book stimulates the (fro!1! Press cold commerce begin llut as tnucli as camp singalong version of the Woody Guthrie, the skinny Brillo-haired Okie, reader—at least this one—to seek out we'd like to read this novel as a sort ol Guthrie tune, but even Bruce slightly as a gifted, ever-curious man who a copy of "Dust Bowl Ballads" and lis- ell. "died” is a little strong, oltbeat textbook on the early days ol misses Woody's original point. As Joe rather unconsciously tapped into the ten to Guthrie sing his songs. Lacking What Joseph C. Smith (we know the business belore Rock was Klein tells it in his biography of the public's need for, first, a cornpone that, l play my l.P's by one of the keep— hint better in the music business as tnatnstreained. it seems rather random Okemah, Oklahoma troubadour, Guth- hillbilly, then a proletariat balladeer, ers of the Guthrie flame, his son Arlo, Sonny Knight) attempts to chronicle in and lragtttented The sion“ is equally rie wrote the song as an angry re- and finally a folk music martyr. Guilt» who usually performs at least one of this novel is the initial abduction ol the unsattslynig. The characters are strong sponse to lrving Berlin's florid paean rie's mythology doesn‘t seem so much Woody's compositions per album. Fit- righteous sound that was to become enough. and their changing values tlo to the US. of A, “God Bless America." planned as provided by others. As he tingly. it was Arlo to whom Guthrie ens Rock 8: Roll and the eventual selling of reflect the growth and decay ol the Woody's song was originally titled described himself in‘comparison to his trusted the preservation of the real it into neat, harmless little vinyl com morals ol the business, but the tending ”God Blessed America for Me." and in- sensible older brother, “He is making “This Land Is Your Land." On a trip mtxlities. We are told of the evolution (([omlmteil on page

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it'll be over. The weird thing is they've really started to like each "We were attacked when we started as a other. He's even asked her out." 'Saturday nght' clone, and ObVlOUSlV that It all does ‘what it is supposed to do— get attention — and view- / ers jam the ABC switchboards in New York with calls. And Kaufman was lUSflflGd. BUt WE'VE grown a lOt SINCE and the nine Fn'days regulars put on the kind of 90‘minute show which most critics say has made Fridays THE late night show to then, and the audience took us to heart." watch. Fridays co-producer Jack Burns, formerly of the comedy ‘ 'Frldays' eta-producer Jack Burns team of Burns and Schreiber, sums up a week at the show: “This BY JIM SEALE show was put together by glue and Scotch tape when it began and still is." As if they have just turned in a baffling mid-term exam and are waiting for the As fragile as the weekly construction may be, Fn‘days exudes a posting of the scores, the performers of ABC's late night comedy show, Fn'~ new confidence these days. There is a new approval from critics, a days, hide their time in a lounge area at the network studios. solid audience, and most important, finally a self-identity. The curtain has just been dropped on the full dress rehearsal of their first That last was not easy to come by. When Fridays premiered in show of the 1981 fall season, featuring comedian Andy Kaufman as guest. April 1980, its format was selfconsciously copied from that of NBC‘s The applause from the mostly college-age audience is thundering, but the successful late night show, Saturday Night live. ‘ show runs overtime, which means somebody‘s skit must be dropped. It Critics scorned Fridays as a lame, vulgar imitation, even though is Friday, 6:05 pm. Ready or not, the 90 minutes of music, gags and Saturday Night Live itself borrowed heavily from earlier ground- sketches worked up since Sunday will have to be altered by 9 pm. breaking TV variety shows. Fridays had other problems, too, such when the show will be performed live to millions on the east coast as six ABC affiliates dropping the show early in its first season and midwest. (four have since returned). They were outraged over an earthy in a conference room above them, Fridays' lanky, ever-pre- sketch called “Women Who Spit" and a horror film spoof called occupied producer, John Moffitt, huddles with ABC brass to make “Diner of the Living Dead," in which cast members appeared to the crucial decisions. eat human flesh. Here, however, the cool professionale prevailing through a "We were trying to do something terrific and clever that would week of rehearsal gives way to a tension the performers work grab people's attention, take away from the comparisons to the off in various ways. The usually plucky Maryedith Burrell is other show," said Pat Tourk Lee, an executive consultant for Fridays. pensively withdrawn while her long-haired boyfriend silently About halfway into its first season, the show began to hit some rubs her feet. Mark Blankfield, who did another hilarious right keys and find its own voice. it was the same Saturday Night turn that night as the speed freak pharmacist, mutters crit- format, but the cheap drug and sex jokes which seemed designed ically about his own performance. Bruce Mahler pours only to get attention gave way to a new sophistication. his energies into a classical piece on the piano. The introduction of weekly guests, who have included Kaufman, The usually low-key Larry David and John Roarke Madeline Kahn, George Hamilton and others, seemed to provide a let loose with a manic two-man impression of the badly needed center for each week's show. The nine regulars Tijuana Brass, a pop instrumental group seemed to connect better with the material, if only because it con- of the 19605. tained funnier jokes and more memorable recurring characters. As the group takes places at a nearby con- Most visible have been Melanie Chartoff, who anchors the mock ference table, Moffitt rushes in to lay on the news show. and Blankfield, he of the cross-eyed visage whose speed verdict. The opening that included freak pharmacist‘s desperate prayer is “I can handle it, I can handle Melanie Chartoff and Brandis Kemp it!" Other regular characters include Larry David‘s wa orthodox 7 ‘ as punk-and-country-western rabbi, Maryedith Burrell‘s terse news correspondent, emp‘s devas- \' >- Siamese twins will be elimi- tating Rona Barrett, igus‘ "Rasta Chef," Michael Richards' drag .. ,. _a. “ nated. Darrow Igus‘ "Rasta queen, Bruce Mahler’s Spanish radio announcer, and John Roarke’s [If Chef," a continuing character doltish Ronald Reagan. . «f/ ‘5 who's a reggaed Jamaican ver- As Fn'days ratings audience steadily grew, Saturday was becoming We” sion of Julia Child, will be the loneliest night of the week. Saturday Night became a victim of ”‘ dropped. Inserted will be an its own success, as its cast acquired such renown that they went extra bit by Kaufman that will have into movies. The show continues, but few can name its new regu- him sing along with the audience. lars, and now finds itself with the same identity problem Fridays On cue, the lights go out-unex- started out with. pectedly, and four of the writers Fridays was created by Moffitt, an Emmy award-winning direc- march in hoisting a big American tor/producer, and his late partner Bill Lee, who died of cancer flag illuminated with a produc- early this year. Moffitt turned down a chance to direct the first I tion assistant's flashlight. They episodes of Saturday Night, but genuinely mourns the dip in its serenade the assembled throng fortunes. “There is no gloating. We all obviously admired the with a song of their own show very much." composition, to the tune of Probably the biggest irony about Moffitt’s cast is that they re- the “Star Spangled Banner." sented ABC‘s thrusting them into a Saturday Night Live mold as , Fortified with that tension- much_as the critics did. . breaking tonic of silliness, the group "We kept getting this stuff like, ‘Well, Maryedith has curly hair, goes on"at 9 pm. Kaufman, the man who she'll be Gilda Radner. Melanie is pretty, she‘s the Jane Curtin and used to wrestle women on Saturday she'll do the news.‘ And we‘re down here saying, ‘Oh, come on!'" Night Live. comes onstage in a polyester Burrell said. three—piece suit and announces his con "We all knew the consequences of doing something like Saturday version to fundamentalist Christianity. He Night. However, we were just hired to do what the network wanted. brings on the proper Kathie Sullivan, who if the show was left to us, you would have seen a conscious effort in real life is an up-and-coming gospel to have done something different," David said. recording artist and Lawrence Well: Another obstacle for the creation-by-committee nature of the Show regular, as his intended bride, show was the disorienting effect of throwing together 9 performers Later in the show, he repeatedly and 10 writers, almost all strangers to each other. Saturday Night interrupts the Pretenders — could hit the ground running because most of its team were old moves which have been meticu- buddies from Chicago's famed Second City improvisational troupe. lously staged in rehearsal to ap- “It was like Working at the [N here at first." one cast member pear impromptu. said. “It took awhile for us all to get to know each other as people Sullivan‘s manager, Dave Peters and as anists." Burrell said. in a room lined with photos of Fn'daits' 'li, confirms backstage that the cast. "Now that we‘ve learned together. now that the writers know match made in East Hollywood is what our talents are. the shows better than before." Kaufman's latest schtick. 'They're The turning point in critical recognition was last March. with ‘Al- going to ride this as long as they can, tered Statesman," a political satire based on the film Altered Sta/vs. but by the time your article comes out in which Roarke as Reagan kept turning into Richard Nixon. Lyndon Johnson and John F. Kennedy. Saturday Night attempted its own AI- Fridays" u-n‘ters (top to bot It‘rt'll Vales parody the same Weekend. and the New York Timex tom): Bruce It'i‘rschlmum. wrote that the obvious superiority of the Fridais skit “served as a [any (.‘lxtrlt-s, Mark (funtss. symbolic changing of the avant garde." Elaine Pope. 7110mm Kramer, Roarke's emergence as the definitive Reagan impressionist has Rod Ash, jack Burns ((0— helped put the show where it is, though he is a master at mim- Wl pinduu-r) Oplxm‘le page; icking just about anybody or anything else. from Johnny Cash to a Head uritersjoe Shulkin (top) CB radio. Besides the President himself, Roarke's Reagan was in and StetVJ Adams: spired by Herman Munster. “I saw a rerun of 71x1 Ministers on TV. November, [”1 and I said. ‘That’s it!” Fridays at times moves beyond political satire into the kind of intellectual sophistication even Saturdqv Night never quite touched. “The Song of the Wood- man," written by the show‘s Steve Adams, featured a young couple engaged in the kind of deep conversation about the mysteries of the universe that is usually found only in Swedish movies. The couple is repeatedly inter- rupted by Father Guido Sarducci and Dawn (without Tony Orlando); the good father's matter-of—fact instructions about where to store their firewood are mistaken by the couple for cosmic truths. Other recurring characters go far beyond the broad mugging of TV variety shows: Kemp’s steel-edged fortune teller, who delivers her predictions of doom as if she'd swallowed a bottle of Dexe— drine; and Michael Richards quietly subversive Trickster, who sends authority figures into fits of anger by acts as simple as breaking a fountain pen. . Unlike other TV shows, Fridays writers work directly with performers in rehearsal. “There isn't a better job in television for writers who want a say in their material, and our material is less like the rest of W and more like the writers," said Adams, who started his Hollywood career four years ago writing for Donny and Marie Osmond's variety show. “Here, if your sketch doesn’t get a laugh, you feel like you‘ve struck out three times. At Donny and Marie, you didn't think it was funny, either. On Fridays if it doesn't work, you can't blame anybody but yourself," he said. The biggest thorn in the sides of the writers is the group of ABC censors, to whom all material must be submitted. Sometimes a dispute over a line is not settled until hours before air time. One such negotiation involved the lyric of an original song in a sketch: “The US. could use another war." After two days of heated battles, ABC finally suggested the subtle distinc- tion of "couldn’t the US. use another war?" Joe Shulkin, who with Adams is cohead writer, remembers that dispute well. “Each person we talked to at ABC said that line couldn’t pass because it was editorializ- ing. One of them made the brilliant statement, ‘You're a satirical show, you're not supposed to editorialize."‘ Sometimes the network vetoes an entire segment, particularly containing relationships with sexual overtones. Even a boy and his car are suspect. "Autoporn," written by Rod Ash and Mark Curtiss, the team which created Blankfield‘s pharmacist sketches, was a montage about guys' passionate devotion to their cars: a guy in his jockey shorts tenderly checking under the hood, as well as a ”morning after" cigarette enjoyed by a young man next to his car, which exhaled its own fumes through its exhaust pipe. ”Johnny Carson, who we compete against, gets more latitude than we do in terms of sexual references," Shulkin complained. “i once asked a network executive why we couldn't get the same freedom, since we compete with him. And he actually said the difference was that it was more offensive for young upstarts to say these things than this older gray-haired man who does it with a boyish grin." One phrase that did sneak by was lettered on the T-shitt of Wendy~O. Williams, the mohawk-hairdoed lead singer of the Plasmatics. Network officials later asked the meaning of “Don't Be a Wanker," a British slang expression meaning, uh, one should not frivolously handle one's own procreative instrument. “We told them we didn't know. They still to this day don't know what it means," one staffer said. For months afterward, the name was dropped into sketches by the amused writing staff. Groups such as the Plasmatics, the Pretenders, and the latest in new wave who appear in spots on the show have helped give Fridays its own identity, since such bands rarely make it to the tube outside the Don Kirschner-Soltd Gold circuit. The liveliness of such acts is probably re- sponsible for a certain raunchiness in the live studio audience, whose hoots and whoops at the slightest mention of drugs and sex sometimes unnerve the performers. _ But nobody can quite account for the demographics of the F'rtdays home audience. 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Unlike most specialty mag- we suspect that everyone involved deed, the magazine strikes a posture of order displays for the five volume azines — The Canadian Horse, The with the magazine, from reader to wri- rowdy estrangement from those opus, How to Kill (the ad contains pic- Woman Bowler, Snowmobile News —- ter, is a lot smarter than he's letting on. “normal" people who wield power, torial details of the eye gouge, head it has a considerable following; circula- “i love bikers, their macho attitude, those who hold and enjoy money and smash, and two-fingered strangle) is tion runs 405,000. "It's not Boy's Life" leathers, and Harley-Davidsons," re- respectability. The magazine speaks to the perfect compliment to an article warns the editor in the 1981 edition of ports Luscious Lisa, the featured pin-up a greasepit rebellion that lacks the entitled “Commando Quiz: Rate Your Writer's Market. Waders is written for the September issue. “They are the ambition (and analysis) to take control. Toughness“ (“Hitting slightly behind for “the individualist —a rugged guy true free spirits nomads riding There's anger here, some justified and and below the ear with a forceful who enjoys riding a chopper and all across the plains, renegades traveling somegof it loopy, but it is, finally, an edge-of-the-hand . . . strike will break a the good times derived from it." to see the world. The last of the anger that fails to find its logical end in subject's neck. True or False?") Deeper BY FRED SETI'BRBERG A recent edition of Easyfidets in- romantics.“ But for all the roman- useful recognitions or action beyond into the magazine, there are ads for cluded several illustrated tips for cus- ticized muscle-flexing and talky the bar brawl. Rhodesian Army recruiting posters; the tomizing bikes; a short story about roughness of the magazine, there re- ads set up a lengthy report on Soviet boxing, entitled “Feelin' Your Age," by mains a quirky sense of dread and actions in Africa. The monthly reader's People are seduced by books and a writer named Wino Joe; a lengthy powerlessness running through ad and column of "l Was There" experiences magazines everyday. We have only to report on an in-house editorial squab editorial copy. We are misfits, Earm‘t'd- ("We could almost taste the heavy consider the renewed interest in ble over whether to review rock or ers seems to be saying with a certain Soldier of Fortune, “The odor of gun powder and blood in the school and public library censorship country music. ("Either start writin‘ dark pride and baroque celebration; Journal of Professional Adven- air ...) is the natural relative to the to recognize the power and fear that is about music that people like" says not only the outlaws of society, but the turers," boasts 200.000 readers. an in- magazine‘s classified section: “Man for still the mark of the printed word. Spider, the magazine‘s Executive unwanted and forcibly removed. ”l crease in circulation of nearly fifty per- hire: Good with small arms l'll do ~ (The American Library Association re- janitor. father figure, and apparently was drafted right after high school and cent over last year. This slick monthly the job right." cently entered its protest over the the man-in-charge, "or I'm gonna run forced into ‘manhood‘ at the age of publication is produced as a trade Soldier of Fommv is highly success- wave of publication-banning that has your stuffed armadillo up your butt") nineteen" writes a reader in Fag'n’dws ' magazine for mercenaries, a technical ful in the game that it plays. The maga- spread throughout the country as pan As in most issues, there are several Vet Voice column. "Viet Nam left both guide and fantasy device for would-be zine's mere availability introduces of the national advance of a conserva- color spreads of naked women straddl- physical and mental scars that to this killers in the service of whatever par— bloody possibilities into the realm of tive social agenda. The marked illiter- ing motorcycles and random amateur day still haunt me.“ isn‘t this the very ticular might is now defined as right. everyday life; its founding principle —- acy of the censors is the one bright photos of bikes, bikers, ol‘ ladies and voice of the powerless, and, it might (Might, in Soldier ofFortune, is always let's say, its marketing concept — is an spot in the ALA's otherwise gloomy re- rugrats (parlance for women and chil- be suggested, the oppressed? Without aligned with the political right. The applied rape of commonsense and port: the book-banners, it seems, dren); it's a family magazine of sorts, a romanticizing the biker (“if you dig current issue features a long, laudatory commonplace tough-guy fantasies. haven't read a new book in years, and biker's family, homey and obscene, full POT" Allen Ginsberg wrote to the article about the remains of Anastasio Soldier of Fortune fondles death as they are still fighting over the old ofbelches and farts and other lapses in Hells Angels in 1965, just as they were Somoza‘s National Guard, now training though it were a new toy and lives to standards such as Brave New World, simple good taste that are usually re- threatening to bust up an anti-Viet in Honduras.) Soldier of Fortune is a tell the world that killing is a chuckle. Soul on Ice, and Catcher in the Rye.) served for those whom we know best Nam march in Berkeley, "Why don't salvo of unspeakable acts. The maga- Suddenly, through the strength of a Yet, the censors, as ugly and and trust to understand. Each issue you dig that the whole generation who zine assumes a cool, measured, pro few pages, life becomes a Manichean dangerous as their trade may be, are contains serious reports, printed on don't dig the heat, war, also dig pot and fessional tone while detailing the heresy, devoid of texture, complexity, operating from an accurate premise. newstock rather than glossy paper, consciousness spontaneity hair theory and practice of warfare. in or moral They are correct in believing that ideas about highway safety, legislation per- and they are your natural brothers“), these pages, death is never a messy dilemma are dangerous. They are right in wor— taining to bikes. police actions against and without suggesting that the ex- item; it is laboratory-clean, quantifi- rying about the printed page reflecting bikers; there are pages of idiotic jokes pressed brutalities and sheer mean- able, and engagingly spry. This is a reality and perceptions in their coar- and crude cartoons, advertisements for ness of the anynaets creed are any- world in which the idea of nuclear “The multitude of books" said Vol- sest, most damaging and seductive biker apparel and paraphernalia thing better than absurd defects and holocaust is cute. A recent issue ran an taire, ”is making us ignorant." The (rad: subversive) forms. The censors (”Who Sez You Can't Smoke at 60 blackholes of unreason, it is still im- advertisement for t-shirts reading printed word can dissemble far more understand another important fact m.p.h.?") The tone of individualism is portant to recognize that we are talk- "Support First Strike": the drawing easily than it may scratch out the truth. about ideas and images once they have maintained throughout the copy: ing here about people who are not at across the front of the shirt depicts a In particular, the magazine—more ac- been placed upon the printed page; “Don‘t meddle now in a bro's prob all stupid about their relationship to sleek American missile piercing a map cessible (and disposable) than a book, they understand that in our society — lems." cautions the Astrology forecast power and wealth. The Easyriders of of the Soviet Union. and enlisted in the service of all things generally literate and media—saturated for Taurus, “ 'cause your motives could America — remember, some 405,000 “in America," Alan Wolfe wrote re- timely— has shown an inherent drive —our personal and collective realities, be misinterpreted." 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Give the People What They one as emotional charades; listen to black rocker or maybe he‘s the van- Want, however, is loaded with topical them, and then to “No Expectations" guard of a black rock renaissance. One commentary. some of it rather heavy- or “Moonlight Mile“ or “Wild Horses," doubts he's had time to give the silt} handed. Davies has a lot on his mind compare, and you'll get the drift. iect much thought in light of the obvi- and he speaks it forcefully throughout The Stones do manage to riseto the ous deep concentration unspared on the disc. occasion once on Tattoo You, on the the music and lyrics on his latest al- The album’s social overview, if not album closer, “Waiting on a Friend.“ bum. Soulfully sung, brilliantly ar- completely despairing, is tinged with a The song, a lament about romance ranged and written with irony, pathos distinct cynicism. The title track is an considered from a mature perspective, and lots of humor (all credit to the ironic anthem for entertainers (includ- is honestly and achingly sung byJagger Dogg hisself), Swamp has his heaviest ing. perhaps, the Kinks??) who pander and embellished with an economical album out since the legendary Total to their audiences worst instincts. Sonny Rollins sax solo. Like the very Destruction to Your Mind made “Bring on the lions and open the cage." best Stones songs, it rings true and underground waves twelve years ago. Davies sings in his trademark droll cuts deep, but here it's a sad case of You want protest? Try “California is manner. Despite their bitter overtones, too little too late. N, Drowning and I Live Down by the though. Davies‘ lyrical observations Chris Morris River"; you want a contemporary love seem rooted in moral conviction. Such song? How about Swamp‘s duet with songs as ”Killer‘s Eyes“ and “A Little blues queen Esther Phillips on “The Bit of Abuse" (the latter a portrait of a Love We Got Ain't Worth Two Dead battered wife) touch on themes of re- Flies." You want a think piece in the sponsibility and proper conduct, poinb lot: South tradition? Lay the needle ing fingers at the thoughtless and down on "Low Friends in High selfish. “Better Things." the LP‘s clos- Places." But, mostly. you want rock ing tune, is so sticky-sweet in its op roll and that's what you get in virtually timism that it underscores the serious- every track, and most especially in the ness of Davies' writings even more. rollicking “Wine, Women And Rock -'n From the dawn And, oh yes —— the music. Davies' Roll." of recorded lyrics are so up—front that the playing It is entirely appropriate that Swamp on the album may get passed over. 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BYSTEWNXREA ufp; Terry Gilliam has this thing about ob- doesn't embarrass anybody." David Warner. On the other hand, getting Shelley were not paying attention, really. Then jects that plummet from the sky: in the Commercial? A children's story Tucked away in a back booth at a Duvall to play the flighty Pansy was a all of a sudden Terry decided to show old Monty Python's Flying Circus TV about a half dozen weird, greedy Hollywood restaurant. Gilliam picks cinch: the tall. Texas-born actress is an them how to jump off the scaffolding series, he created the giant foot that dwarves who flee through the Cosmos, on some veal, still somewhat awe- old friend of the entire Monty Python without hurting the actors. without drops willy-nilly out of the blue to ob- jump through time holes, and plunder struck that the likes of Sean Connery group. Gilliam sent her a note while hurting us. So Boom' Without warning literate any number of the troupes sundry civilizations for all the gold and and Ralph Richardson are in a picture she was in Malta doing Robert Altman‘s Terry leaps off and lands directly on wonderfully inane sketches; in Monty loot they can get their grubby little that he wrote (along with Pythonite Popeye. requesting her services for a my neck. All 180 pounds of him! Python and Ibc Holy Grail It's the mitts on? A dark, surreal, violent fan- Michael Palin) and directed—a picture. few days' work when she was through' [adopting her British accent again] A coconuts that inexplicably fall from the tasy replete with giants, ogres and he dreamed up one weekend while he being Olive Oyl. Says Duvall: “it would brute director he was!" heavens onto Arthurian England; and minotaurs? was sitting in his North London studio have been a lot of fun shooting Time While he may not really be a brute, in Life ofBrian two Slinky-eyed aliens Well, Terry Gilliam —the sole Amer- with nothing better to do. Bandits if Terry hadn't fallen on my Gilliam will be the first to admit that blast their rocketship into Biblical ican member of the British Python clan “We wanted a hero and Connery's a head. [adopting a stufl‘y, uppercrust En» he‘s a hard-working. impatient. meticu» times just as the alleged Messiah is —— thinks so, which just goes to show hero," explains Gilliam, referring to glish accent] I mean, it's not often that lous director. Time Bandits was shot in hurtling to his certain death from a you exactly how far gone this guy the Scottish actor who plays the you get to do a film where the director Morocco, London and Wales on a castle tower. really is. Then again, he may be right. fatherly King Agamemnon. “In the bloody falls on your head. He nearly gruelling 12—week schedule for the al- So it comes as little surprise that Compared to 1975's b/ahbem’oclefv — original script we wrote before he broke my neck!” most unheard-of small sum of $5 mil— Terry Gilliam's latest endeavor, 'I'ime Gilliam's first non—Python cinematic ef- actually got involved — it says, The Duvall mishap occurred during lion. Adding to the sense of controlled Bandits, should feature six dwarves fort and an unmitigated box office dis- ‘Agamemnon the Greek warrior pulls the setup for a scene featuring one of panic, Time Bandits began production and midgets who literally drop out of aster—Time Bandits has all the mak— his helmet off revealing himself to be the dwarves' high-veltx‘ity re-entries— with an unfinished shooting script (the nowhere — a kind of du'arfus ex ings ofa boi’fo blockbuster. And unlike none other than Sean Connery or an this time they're supposed to land on a starting date was rushed to accommo- mrtchina — onto the unsuspecting jabbemoc , which starred a couple actor of cheaper but equal stature.‘ carriage transporting Duvall and date the commitments of the likes of heads oi historical figures such as King of Python players and a gaggle of un» Then our producer, Denis O'Brien. Michael Palin (as her bumbling lover, Connery, Duvall et al.) which was in Agamemnon, Napoleon and Robin known Anglo actors, Time Bandits said ‘Well, let's go out and get him,‘ Vincent). "Michael and l were sitting turn fleshed out, altered and rewritten Hood boasts a mighty impressive cast. Sure and he did." and talking. The dwarves were a little as the movie rolled haplessly along. "Yes." enthuses the unflagging 40- there are six dwarves and an eleven- As for Richardson, landing him was worried about jumping off this 4 ft. “I was very proud of the fact that year-old Gilliam. "I think I've actually year-old child, but there are also Sean just the result of dogged pursuit on scaffolding and landing on us. So while a lot of people were making made a commercial picture for once. Connery, Shelley Duvall, Katherine Gilliam's pan. "I wanted one of the were sitting there cross-legged in our hugely expensive films and ended up It's just a jolly entertainment for Helmond (from Soap), Ian Holm acting ‘sirs‘ for the part ofthe Supreme beautiful costumes and Terry's telling having very little to show for the effort. everyone to enjoy. its the. film that (from Alien), Sir Ralph Richardson and Being, and Richardson is my favorite." the dwarves ‘lt‘s easy. it's easy.‘ We we were making a very, very cheap

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The only person who arm and we had to tell him he claim, uncompromisingly, that they probably didn't enjoy it was Shelley— wouldn't do. So we put him in the would rather do it themselves. As with when I fell on her i doubt if she en- background and ended up using a most of the recent independent joyed that.“ two-armed actor who just had a false groups, the Au Pairs have been tagged Like jabbemvdtfv, and like the two arm on. But it was awful, in a funny post punk. In interviews, their strong feature-length Python epics, Ti'me kind of way. - stand on feminism without role rever- Bandits has its share of gruesome "Actually, in the Holy Grail the sals and having no time for sex objects vivid gore: the dwarves munch on live knight with his arms and legs hacked may lean more toward commitment rats, there are thtle gladiator battles off . .. for the final part of that scene than nihilism or hedonism, but, musi‘ and more than a few severed limbs. we used a one-legged man, and when cally, they are a sexy band. But Gilliam, who has screened the pic he's just a torso that's him as well. it's Lesley Woods. singer and guitarist, ture for his five-year-old daughter, easier to dig a hole for one leg than sings as hard—edged and knowingly as doesn't take it seriously. “My argument two," Gilliam laughs, "and cheaper as the recent voicings of Marianne Faith- has always been that it isn't real. Like well." full. There are no guitar leads. Paul in jabbenvodqig with all the blood at Gilliam, who began his career draw- Foad's guitar tears in and out like Andy the joust — people hate that but to ing for Harvey Kurtzman's Help! maga- Gill from the Gang of Four, and is laid me it's so over the top, it‘s so extreme zine, and whose bizarre collages and over a tight bass and drums (Jane that it‘s cartoon violence, it's Tom and canoons for Monty Python have in- Munro and Pete Hammond). The Jenni" jected new life into the animation rhythms carry aJamaican flavor, stating After the band oftime-travellers land field, sees Time Bandits as an attempt and shifting themes, yet remaining un- on Shelley Duvall and Michael Palin‘s to “make my animation come to life. predictable. heads in Sherwood Forest, they meet That's what was interesting about hav- This juxtaposition of danceable up with Robin Hood, played with top- ing dwarves as the lead characters, be- music and altruist lyrics (best repre- pish pomp by gangly Monty Python cause they‘re very canoonish in pro- sented in “Armagh") has brought member John Cleese. As they ap- portion. When i draw a cartoon i tend many critics to label the Au Pairs a proach the Merry Men's encampment. to draw a large head, and the limbs “political hand." If the Au Pairs are we .see an arm-wrestling bout wherein and bodies are much smaller. it‘s the political, it is personal politics and the opponent's arm suddenly snaps face that's interesting." concern for human rights. not just an- completely off and is hurled by the The Minnesota-born, Los Angeles- other sad bunch of complainers champion wrestler onto a huge pile of bred expatriate speaks with affection screaming to be heard. other broken, cracked-off arms. “The~ about his six little actors —David Rat} Jennifer Krlegb weird thing that happened with the papon, Kenny Baker, Jack Purvis, Mike arm-wrestling scene,“ recounts Gil- Edmonds, Malcolm Dixon and Tiny liam, straight-faced, “is that i wanted a Ross—referring to them as "the gang." one-armed man so we didn't have to Gilliam reports that after he got used HE SPECIALS in the last four years Alllflwfilliul has paid out fiddle about when his arm comes to the height differential (Kenny Baker, Ghost Town EP flying off. So one of the assistant di- who plays R202 in the Star Wars saga more than $60,000 to freelance contributors —— rectors came up one day and said he'd is only 3’8"), there was no problem di- (2 Tone/Chrysalis) it's interesting that writers, artists, and photographers—and this year found a guy who only had one arm. recting the dwarves. “In fact, we saved the #1 song in England during the wads of bucks are just waiting for more ace Am- a lot of money too, because‘we didn't royal nuptials media circus was “Ghost have to build big sets. The sets look Town," a scathing indictment of gov persand contributors. This is real money, not huge because we're down on the ernmental callousness that stands in Monopoly paper; we pay 12¢ per published word, ground with wide-angle lenses, and stark contrast to the ”jolly.old Eng- $30 per black & white photo, more for color. those guys are so small." land" image epitomized by Charles Gilliam is hoping that the advertis- and Lady Di. And how appropriate that Think of it, your name in print. Your mother will ing and marketing campaigns for Time the song came counesy of the Specials, be so pleased. Bandits make it 100 per cent clear that the hand that most fully embodies the "this is not the new Monty Python widely divergent elements that have movie." Pan of the problem with jab- characterized British music since 1976. berwockv's promotion was the "con- "Band" isn't really the appropriate Here’s how: ' tinuing nightmare" of it being sold as a term for the Specials these days. It's Python film, resulting in many an avid virtually a mini-orchestra with an al- 1. Send us a sample of your Work, published or fan's drastic disappointment. most ridiculous arsenal of musical unpublished. Very important! But what about the future plans of voices to employ over supple, the entire Monty Python brigade? reggaederived rhythms. Just listen to 2. Submit a list of story ideas that you are ready Given all the various independent the multitude of elements — a and able to do. Be practical; don't offer to inter- projects (Palin's doing a film of his snakecharmer organ riff for the main view Belushi if only we'd pick tip the plane fare. own next spring, Graham Chapman's melody, horror movie soundtrack finalizing a picture deal, Eric ldle's brass flourishes, a constantly shifting \X'c'rc most likely to use book, conccn, record doing some TV and has a play opening assortment of lead vocals. ja71y trum- and film reviews. We're also in the market for in England, etc, etc.) is there room for pet and somber trombone solos— art- qualified textbook reviews, pithy assessments of another collaborative undertaking in fully woven together in the six-minute guest lecturers on the college circuit, offbeat fea- the near future? "Ghost Tmfin." tures, and funny cartoons. You may prefer to “Yes," Gilliam happily reports, "Why?" deals with interracial vio- "we‘re supposed to start shooting next lence in England without any submit a finished "on spec" article rather than a June. We've got about sixty minutes of brathtaking new insight. But simple, query; fine, btit if you want it back a if you want material written already. We'll have eloquent logic coupled with a beam:- writhing back you must enclose a stamped, one more writing session this year, ful reggae melody and inventive "dub” sell-addressed enveltme. and then another one in January." The arrangement is nothing to sneeze at. as-yet untitled Monty Python project "Friday Night, Saturday Morning" 3. Tell us your telephone numbcrts), in case we will harken back to their TV shows, likewise draws its specifics from become' so excited by your brilliance we just with a lot of nonlinear episodes and British life but the attention to peni- can't wait for the mail. recurring jokes. “More and more we nent detail ("Wish 1 had lipstick on my kept saying that it would be nice to go shirt/instead of piss-stains on my 4. Be brief. back and do a sketch film that works— shoes") invoke desultory, aimless 5. Be neat. because we didn't really feel that And weekend nights spent on the town Now for Something Completely Infer- This is 13-1/2 minutes of marvelous 6. Be literate. em worked. Also, it means more room music that makes its points Without for all of us. Eric's material and my ma- making a point of it and incites danc~ if you've already been published in Am/xmmd, terial can get a bit disjoimed and can ing as well as sober reflection on the you needn‘t go through all this again —just tell us be harder to fit into a plot framework. real world we live in. it's all the more "Ultimately it's good to get back to reason to hope that the recurrent of any change of address. And soon. Send your getber and really clear the air," says rumors of an impending split in the stuff to Break into the Big Time, Atlilwrszmd Mag Gilliam, waxing sincere as he downs Specials' ranks aren't true. The Spe- azine, 1680 N. Vine, Suite 900, liollywrxxl, (LA ' his last piece of veal in a hungry gulp. cials are one of the premier groups in “And the Python films always seem to the music world today and this town 90028. , make us more money than any of our will be even more like a ghost town individual projects. 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