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Breakfast 7am On • Fine Lunches Lobos Capture Daily Specials we got to go get after it." By PETER MADRID the entire Lobo entourage reached Pacific Coast Athletic Association. both grabbed • early 3-0 marks until the Rams Senior forward Willie Howard, Selected Wine List LOBO Sports Editor the goal they had set for them­ Should the Lobos win in Tempe, who finished Saturday's game with • The 1978 Western Athletic selves. UNM will come home March 16 for made the Arizona road trip, going seven points before fouling out with Conference basketball season By trouncing Wyoming in the the West Regionals. home with two losses. 4:42 left in the game, said, couldn't have ended any finer for final game of the regular WAC After the game, Lobo coach Then it was Utah, the team WAC "Hopefully, we'll have two more the . season 93-74, the New Mexico Norm Ellenberger said, "This is coaches had picked to take the all When the WAC season began Lobos captured the 1978 WAC title one of the most satisfying feelings. marbles, that challenged the Lobos games here in the Arena. I don't '~=B=o=o=gi=e=T=o=:=="=· =H=o=p=p=e=r=='=~~~. back in January, each player and with an 13-1 mark, the best con· We've been dreaming about getting going down the wire only to fall know what's.going to happen in the first round game." coach on the Lobo team set a goal Ference mark ever compiled gy a here and now it's reality." short by a full game. The Utes for himself. That goal was then WAC school. The loss dropped the The Lobos of coach Ellenberger ended their season with a 12-2 Marvin Johnson, who finished initiated by the coaching staff, six Cowboys to 3-11 for the year. won the WAC somewhat similar to mark. the game with 32 points to lead all seniors, four juniors, tHree Next Saturday in Tempe, Ari., the way a seasoned race horse wins But now the WAC season is over scorers, said, "We all started out to and the NCAA playoffs begin. reach a goal, and it's a good feeling sophomores, and one freshman on the Lobos will meet CaL State­ a race; first out of the gate and first ''This book is closed now to know you accomplished it. I feel the team against Arizona State. Fullerton in the first round of the to cross the finish line. Saturday afternoon at University NCAA playoffs. Cal. State­ At the ·beginning of the 1978 (WAC)," Ellenberger said, "But we went out there and played as there's another book (NCAA) and hard as we could." Arena before 18,382 red-clad fans, Fullerton is the winner of the WAC race, the Lobos and the (cont. on page 6)

Editors note: This is the first in a series on the New workshops was 20, although some had as many as 70 Mexico Women's Forum held Friday and Saturday. participants. Still to come are articles on jour workshops: battered The ballroom was the scene of constant activity. women, rape, child abuse and women in the media. Aside from the usual feminist literature, there were record albums by women artists and composers and a wide assortment of T-shirts for sale. The shirts' Women's Forum By JANE QUESNEL slogans ran from the simple statement "I am a LOBO Staff Writ~r malrnnlent," to the graphically blc>od-smeared words There was the usual information booth and there "Never Again" superimposed over the silhouette of a were a few brightly colored consturction-paper signs, coat hanger. Working throughout both afternoons, Wrapped Up by there was sales activity in the ballroom and there was volunteers provided entertainment in music, dance entertainment, but the· dominant sign of the New and mime. Mexico Women's Forum in the Student Union Fighting fatigue and competition from the Lobo Building Friday and Saturday was the large red and basketball game, only 40 women remained Saturday Mayor Rusk yellow badge worn by the participants. night for the clming speeches at the tailnote address. Sponsored by the Women's Studeis Program and Mayor David Rusk spoke briefly, pointing out the funded by various organizations including ASUNM, city's employment problems, with women occupying GSA and the Greater UNM Fund, the three-day 80 percent of the office clerical jobs, yet only 12 conference began with a political rally Thursday, percent being employed in an adminbtrative capacity. followed by two days of workshops. Topics covered With plans already laid for a bigger and better ranged from the Coors boycott to lesbian rights, each informed New Mexico Women's Forum 1979, the workshop being governed by a selected panel of conference ended on the note that "women have not qualified speakers. The average attendance at most come a long way, baby." '---~------~------~.------· .

00 By JANE QUESNEL .- . ' . ( gladly turn her part of the work LOBO Staff Writer "They were not said consciously in "' ' over to 20 minority women. The racist fashion, but they were said - Although the conference sought implication was clear, .. Farm Protest Slows and nobody regrets those remarks unity among women, the three days "Tokenism, by way of a minority Correction z did not pass without crisis. more than I." women's workshop and inclusion in Duffey-Ingrassia said that the A typographical error ap­ ~ World News During. Friday morni~g's some of the activities of the con­ a:: But Renewal Seen alleged remarks stemmed from peared in Friday's LOBO story, 6 Minority Women workshop, a ference, is indeed a fact of this separate occasions, one of which "St. Gocrge Breathes Fire." "i::'i. i3 MCALLEN, Texas (UP I)-The protests on the bridge connecting statement by Barbara de Weever conference. Tokenism has not was a forum meeting in a private Attendance at the women's rally 8 ...l massive blockades and protests on Mexico and the U.S. and a tense Racist was read, asking for a minority disappeared with the sities but is 1:1 .: the 525 feet of gray, curved bridge meeting with the governor of boycott of the conference. home where, upon being offered a was approximately 150 persons, e<. very much in evidence at UNM," not five. 8 dissident farmers call "the funnel" Texas. ' In part, the statement read: "In bottle of Coppertone, she said, «" Storm Floods Ca·lifo,rnia; The fi;OVerning panel refused to t"' "Oh my God, you're trying to o are apparently over for the present Strike leader Jerry Carpenter of Tokenism view of several racist remarks made advise a group boycott, leaving the 0 time, but farmers said a renewed make a nigger out of me.'' J:l:l ;~ Levant, Kan., said American recently by P.M. Duffey-Ingrassia, decision up to the individual. 0 ~ effort to halt transportation of agriculture leaders had decided to· organizer of the New Mexico Duffey-Ingrassia admitted KUNM Guide By mid-afternoon, the women another remark had been made in a:: ~ food across the nation would begin begin "a nationwide food strike" Declared Disaster Area Women's Conference, minority decided instead to state their Tuesday. Tuesday to dramatize their need for Charged· women on campus and in the anger. "I'm tired of minority Monday, March 6 "'fi z charges · and complaints at the· women. Every time a white woman ,.,; The l ,000 striking farmers, a better financial return on their LOS ANGELES (UP I)-At least Madrid and discuss 'disaster relief. There were indications Ventura, community are being asked to Women's Studies workshop. 7:30 p.m. - From Columbus to ;; five persons were dead tries to do something, they accuse " members of the Militant American· goods. in Southern A total of $7.7 million had been and possibly other counties, might boycott the conference except for Before introductions of the large the Election of Washington:' The ~ Agriculture Movement, dispersed "We're going to keep the thing California and 20 more In Northern requested just to restore essential again request the disaster At Forum individuals already committed to us of not including them in the first in a ten part series of an ~ J! Women's Studies panel could be organization." · from the Rio Grande Valley late (food strike) going on until we get Mexico Sunday in the wake of an services. About 20,000 persons designation in order to get low cost serve on workshop panels." completed, de Weever was asked to alternative history of the United "" Saturday after a. final day of something through Congress we intense Pacific stprm that lashed remained homeless. federal loans to restore property The statement charged the Apologizing, Duffey:Ingrassia States. reread her statement. At this point, said that she could appreciate the' can live with," Carpenter said. "To the area for two days. At least two · Hundreds of homes were damaged by this latest storm. conference organizers with tht! before de Weever could comply, 9 p.m. - Raices y conciencia del really get the power to this thing persons were missing, damaged in Ventura and Los The National Weather Service intentional uninvolvement of anger1 of all, present and she hoped pueblo; Latino music. Duffey-Ingrassia rose and asked to that the conference could continue (push for better prices), we're going A man and woman were crushed Angeles counties by mudslides and issued a forecast for more rain with min'ori ty women: ''Duffey­ be allowed to speak. KUNM News at 9 a.m. & 5 p.m. by mudslides in Los Angeles, two in a constructive, rather than a to have to shut the food off the floods. Many were destroyed. a possible thunderstorm and a Ingrassia said that there had been "'ifhe remarks I made were in­ UPI News at l, 6, 8, 11 a.m., 1 boys drowned and ell man drowned disruptive manner. public so they'll know how critical Seven counties had been declared tornado warning for the southwest I no time to approach minority sensitive, thoughtless and badly and 9 p.m. when his sports car was swept into a Barbara de Weever rose. "I our situation is. disaster areas a week ago after section of Los Angeles County after women but said that she would timed," said Duffey-Ingrassia. Sports at 3 p.m. • "If we don't get this thing pulled roadside wash by flood waters. another Pacific storm struck the a water spout was sighted off the accept Duffey's apology," she said, ' off, we're going to lose some farms. An elderly man was missing in a area. coast. flooded Ventura County housing ------, • tract and a man was missing and presumed drowned near San Diego. Coal Pacil Meets You can learn Spanish In Baja California, 15 p(lrsons or French or ... Call: were killed by mudslides and floods in the Tijuana area just south of the Landslide Rejection U.S.-Mexico border. Five more ·ALBUQUERQUE died in Ensenada about 50 miles By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL south on the west coast. of the Union miners angrily rejected a new contract in a landslide of "no" LANGUAGE Mexican state. votes Sunday, daring President Carter to take action to end their three­ Mexico President Jose Lopez month-old strike. The administration's top economist said the coal crises INSTITUTE Portillo imLved in. Tijuarm Sunday could lead to three million more layoffs by next month. to· meet with Gov. Roberto de Ia United Mine Workers from Alabama to Pennsylvania and from 304C San Pablo SE Maryland to New Mexico spurned the tentative pact by 2-1 margins despite 266-1600 a promise that President Carter will act Monday to choke off the strike Ghost Voice which has gone on since Dec. 6. With 410 or 5!.6 percent of 794 locals reporting the vote was 15,750 (31.4 percent) for ratification and 34,344 (68.6 percent) against. It's New- It's Different -It's Delicious Latest Clue The rejcctionist trend which started on Friday continued unabated Homemade food ~ through Saturday and Sunday, spreading gloom within the administration isourbag. - and predictions of violence if Carter moves to force the mines to reopen. Pizza Bella In Murder It was a crushing defeat. Even some conservative locals counted on to A Fatso Sensation strongly support the agreement voted "no" or at best provided only CHICAGO (UPI)-Tesesita narrow approval in the balloting Sunday. only 65c each All lee Basa, a quiet, middle-aged, Filipino Some union leaders said the rejection could finish the UMW. nurse had been murdered in her "It could lead to the breakup of the union," said UMW veteran John FREE dinner sa-lad with each order ransacked home with a butcher Bowen of Marion, Ill. "You can't Jet the men dictate to you; you've got to knife. Police spent months groping Coupon good anytime Expires 3·12·78 run it. The trouble with the United Mine Workers is that it has the same for clues and came up nearly empty. problem as the country ... no leadership." All Levi's Others such as West Virginia's John Davis forecast violence. "It's going Detectives receivea tip 'from a a to cause bloodshed. Some people are going to obey the (Taft-Hartley) law most unexpected source, according and some people aren't." to a copyrighted story in Sunday's He said two things had beaten the pact-the Jack of satisfactory health Chicago Tribune. Now and pension benefits and the worker stability clauses, geared to discourage Dairy Queen* brazier They were told Miss Basa's voice wildcat strikes, imposed by industry. came back from the dead through The three-year wage agreement offered to boost the average hourly wage the body of a woman she hardly $7.80 to $10.20. Money was not a problem. has it all knew and named the man who for miners from The rejection could also lead to a spurt of company-by-company killed her. negotiations with each union local-a bewilderipg prospect for union and 13.50 Allan Showery, 31, a hospital ma)lagement. Food and Dessert technician, has been arrested as a At the White House, the high-level strategists who forged the last-ditch "Reg U.S P.11 011. Am. 0.0 Corp (cl Copyr1gh1 1975, Am. D.O. C>Jrp. result of evidence allegedly provided by the voice and is tentative settlement on Feb. 24, resumed deliberations on the next course awaiting trial on murder charges. of action. This time, the machinery is ready to go. Legislation providing for Miss Basa's nude body was found in her apartment building government seizure of the mines has been drafted, and the groundwork for a Taft-Hartley 80-day back-to-work order has been laid. lobo Feb. 21 last year. The apartment had been ransacked and smoldering White House Economic Adviser Charles Schultze said the defeat of the PRESENTS of the strike could force up to three million GOLDEN FRIED mattresses had been piled on her contract and continuation A men's body. more Americans out of work by early April. 2120 Central S.E. • ;<:4iHnlb4 Under Taft-Hartley, a court would order miners back to work for 80 CHICKEN Chicago police said their in­ SPECIAL vestigation had hit a near dead end days while a board of inquiry and federal mediators seek to break the s h 0 p iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii bargaining deadlock. when suburban Evanston police COUPON told them to get in touch with Dr. Jose Chua and his wife, Remibias, Helms Awarded Medal OFFER natives of the Philippines who live WASHINGTON (UPI)-Former and completely" testifying before 1830 LOMAS in Evanston. CIA Director Richard Helms, who Congress, a deal that Justice !!!!!!!!!!:!!!II was convicted of lying to Congress, Department officials said kept him · ~yeglasses or Contact Lenses Sunday received the gold medal of from being charged per jury-and One· day service·, quality and the Veterans of Foreign Wars for publicy discussing U.S. intelligence • style at reasonable cost protecting U. S. security. operations. ~ custom • ,Casey Optical Co. The VFW is holding its annual After he received a fine and a convention. suspended sentence, Helms said he (l\'f':J:.t door to Casry Rf'talt {Jn!I!.J 25coff • Lomas at Washington Helms pleaded no contest last would wear his conviction as "a 255-63 October to charges of "not fully badge of honor." He has become a with any sandwich $1.09 or more • hero to conservatives for the action . expires March 12, 1978 : picture Helms received the VFW gold • We now serve sandwicht>s nn Rve and whole wheat bread • PREPARE FOR: medal as a "staunch and unyieldng protector of United States security Valid lOam-closing wfthcoupon • MCAT • OAT • LSAT • GMAT 1--.J the world over." • GRE • OCAT • VAT· SAT : ·~~.!!!!~9PrfHalt m~ta & mat boards II •Ill Dexter & X-Acto mal cutters New Mexico Ory·rtlountlng presses & materials NMB I, II, Ill· ECFMG ·FLEX· VQE DAILY LOBO Braquettes I Framing hardware • Bien fang Non-Gias NAT'L DENTAL BOARDS • NURSING BOARDS • Vol. 82 No 84 Glare & non-glare glasS Flexible Programs & Hours 381401 • . • • lh• New Menco Doll~ Lob J Is publbhod 10o/o Discount to Students 'l'here IS a differen~em Monday through Friday every regular wcelc • • of the University year and weekly during th

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MISCELLANEOUS I:Q IIUT THEM NOW, while T-shins only, 2 for 1.75 nt HA YAY SHALOM 0 0 ....l Culiftlrnia Fa~hion Ou1let, 2)1~ Central SE, across CHEAl) W/\TERBEI>Sl WATEI~ trips. $RiJ.9!i buys l'rom cnmt)U.,., 266-6872. 03/10 you I) t.lark walmll slnincd frnme, 2) 'af~ty li11cr, 3) Recorded Mess~ge fmHn ~umfurt ra<.l, 4) any ~itc nt:.Htre~'l with .l~ycar As New Mexico Lobos Capture WAC Cag~ Crown WATFRilED; MATfRESS, FRAME, pcuc.ltal, ~ Classlfleds g.unnmtee; $1W.9S. ~407 Cemml Nli, 25~·22R9. 04/04 Phone 296·8568 0 liner, $12fi. 26H-H5J6, RR 1-3874. 03/14 0 Tl On of Adam colonnade OJ C.'.L,U,, RH3-5J6(), OJ/14 By ED JOHNSON. strained its vocal cords to the limit action of the day the WAC was Johnson said, "It's great. This is moves must have made the 5 days or more consecutively costs·9c 5 Band mstru· 52 Motor part 11! (.)Vl~RSEAS ,IOIJS--Sumnwr/ycar-mund. t:ur·opc, S, ments 55 !'.voiding p.. officially won. a w.ord per day. Amcrkn. Au.,trulia, A~ia, t•tc. All fields, SS00-$1200 LOBO Sports Writer and clapped its hands until they the first time I've been on a television people very happy said, 1 0 Branch7s 59 Indisposed: The Pit was never finer. were as red as their shirts, they "This is the greatest feeling I've championship team." NOON is the dead I i ne to place all ad nwmhly, C'ipcno;cs paid, sight ~ecing. Free in­ "There was never any doubt we rormaliuri. \Vrilc: BHP Co .. Bo11: 4490, Pcpl. NB, 14 R7veler s 4 words _. Spiritedly attired in various shook the Pit's ceiling, in honor of had in my life," a very happy The game (which, if you haven't were going to win this thing. One of .In next day · lkrl.:t.•lcy, ('a, ij-1704, OJ/10 Wl!d cry. 61 Attract -"' shades of red, the 18,382 people the men clad in turquoise, Michael Cooper, co-captain of the heard, was won by UNM 93-74 over the reasons I came here was because PART-TIME JOB GRADUATE ~ll1dent~ only. 15 Fnghtenmg 62 Preposition "" Lobes and an All-American said. the visiting Wyoming Cowboys) Aftcrnunm unU evening~. Must be able w work 16 Dash 63 "Once upon who jammed themselves into the something which in these parts is of the nucleus this team had." Fridu~· anr.l ~munlay 11ig.ht~. Mil\! be 21 yr<;, old. 1 7 Eur. mone- .. Pit were witnesses to the crowning more v&luable than gold. "This is what it's all aobut," a was often interrupted by standing Cooper said, "Last year we give Apply in pcr~m1, no phone calls plca ... c. Save- Way tary unit 64 Loaf of the new basketball kings of the Regional television was there to smiling Russell Saunders, passing ovations. l .iquor Store~ at 5704 l.omf.s NE, 5516 Menan! NE. it a good shot. This year, we made IJJ/10 18 Calif. air 65 Certain Western Athletic Conference, the capture the red of the crowd, the whiz for the Wolfpack said. There were a couple of extra­ the big turnaround." ' base dogs: lnfor- I. I•EH.SOI\ALS TYPING EXPERIENCED. MANUSCRIPTS, COUPLES ~UMMER WORK. Gul\up KOA 20 Carriers: in- mal UNM Lobos. turquois of the warm-ups, the many The· Lobo's 6'ther team co­ special persons in the crowd. One bulletin-,, lc<~-;c.~. llrldWkiH!.,, pina, .,aJad' to ynur t.le-.~ nt lund1 lime. ONr BLOCK UNM, dclu.xe one bedroom 1'urnbhcd 25 Rise up 19 Of a Eur. na- 44 Li~e- ---of Johnson said, "If we play our Call26l~·2,\flfl. 03/09 ADDITIONAL DANCl;RS AND projc~,:lioui'lt~ to fit perfectly in Lobo coach Norm game, there isn't anybody who can npnl'!mem. Twin or dnuhlc bcd!i, $18~, Var.~ity IH.'CLll•d. Fle\ible hot1r ... Apply Ki\u Theater 1202 28 Mattress 1 Ego tion bncks DORI\1S, IF YOll'RE 1-IUN(iJ~Y ut niglll ~he 1-luuw, l.tl Columbia SE. O.l/10 ("cntral sw. 242·;N(JJ.. OJ/10 support 2 Harmful 47 Scot. clan C;trarro•., 1'in01 u call fur tlclinry of i1~ fmnm•., pit/a, Ellenberger's hands. beat us, and that's what it's going UOO\IM/\TE WANTED, FEMALE prel'erred, 3- 3 The Pen- 21 Follows symbol .,;md\1 klu.'"· nlld .,alml,, 2Ml-2,\00. OJ;O!.) 32 Bill "Everybody in this building has to take." · tldnn :11'1. i11 NE. $]00 inch•dill~ utilitic'l plu' one~ 7. TRAVEL 33 Flower leal tateuch: closely 49 Wield (ill 1'1 AR l FSSONS. lntl'llducturv Jc.,~on l'rec. l·olk, • thirt.l dcpu'lir. f;wimming pool. e1c. Call Rln-8927. V 24 Church in· 51 Bring dis- got a piece of this thing," Eilen­ That's what it took for UNM to dh.,.,kal ur rue!-. 1'\pcricncl'J- tcoachcr. PriHUl' 35 Ahead of ar. 03 1 13 CUI TllRAI /\ND STUDY Tm1r of Spain, all im­ 4 Auto ac- struments honor upon ll•.,.,ou\, ('all Man:;1t I & 1\.·1 Mu.,icStudiu247-HI~H. time berger told the crowd as he held the deserve the wild scene in the locker J.UJ)RM HOlJSF, wall-to-wall ~arpet, immaculale porrum poim.,, $1400, /\ir tripAitl.ltvladrid, room~- tfn 36 Centers of cessory 25 Upper air 52 Utter most-coveted prize theW AC has to room after winning the title. l'nntlitinn, dmc- w UNM, ~ton.~ & rcfrigcrutnr, 20 tlay.,; two mcal'lltluy. Guide, tom~. btl"i, Contact 5 Rabid fans 26 Shade of sharply HAPPY BllnHDA Y liND/\, I !twe vou. ('htn:k, '!ino.no. cai126N~1637. 03107 Dr. l:ucinia.,,ll, ofAlbuq .. R.ll-1111, E~-;1.281. 03104 activity offer. Everyone from Sports Infor­ • . OJ/07 6 Gleans purple 53 In----: TWO WOMEN SEEK third tn 'lhnrc home ncar IN 'I l'RNh T ION AI CII,\RTER FLIGHTS 38 Exchanges The "Chairman of the Boards" mation Director John Gonzales to '-,("1101 ARSJIIPS FOR STU!)'\' i11 South (\medea, liHtilahlc! Furmlp 01· 1 11 F mimJ[c-.., '-l'X and \iulcnce of TV, $14.5. 1': 1JH-77'JH.. 03/0R l>l·p:ut., March II. s~n.no round trip, $20.00 one there's something else we want. clothed, not to mention pieces of l'illllC U[hnrh ll1'>1l'flll id di'oJ)Iay in 11 Act~ of ru.,\ion'', \\ay. ('all lTC 2~!i·(IH3(1. O.VI7 43 Seed coat 10 Contradictory 31 CGS units neighbor WAll\ TO UNM. Twn room\, cooking facililic~. 6 M:m:h !i·l'i, R [}m in UNM'" 45 VIsualize proof 34 ··--· 57 Hiller We're going to try to get it now." the victory cake which caked nnc·:.ct~ E'\Pl'rimental hath. Wnman pn:fcrrcd, $110. 2(•S-3921. 03/06 ·1 hl'tllrc. Tidc1., untr $1..50 at tla.• Finl' Art., Box 46 Did some 11 Dutch Sellers follower Jimmy Allen, the calm figure players, staff members and 01 fkl'. OJ/OR NH.D ROOMMATe TO SIIARE 2-Bdrm upl. editing $'J5111\t1. Prefer 'oomcunc in mid-twcntic'i. Cull Ta!y;1 length 37 Commence- 58 Feminine who has lately shown spurts of journalists. II· YOU' VI~ IIA]) nl~ with lilmlr>' fine~ 48 Eurppean 25(l·l23!i. . 03109 Join the measure ments name \:ull II'· The I OIJO nc1\~ tip hnllnw 777-~fi"i(, mm1 city menacing play, said, "We've got to RM I"OH Rt:Nr. gay only. $120/month, furni,hcd, 1 2 Grape 39 Le'Jels 60 Ear: Prefix PI·RRY'S PIZZA (;tcnl~.,from UN/\1), WE llclher. keep going. Now it gets tough. The only thing missing was the hilh pnitl. Share with ano1h~r gay. Call John at 256- Cull H-11·97~0. Try nur f•c~1l.,:llad und \licl• "l)locial ... PEACE CORPS IN41, ~~·cp trying. 03/09 Yeah it's going to be tough." champagne. That apparently is Q310H \VII/\ T IS A COI.l EGEJI NN1 We do the cun~ing & Phil Abney, whose smooth waiting in Sf. Louis. \ll"iS Sl(iNIN"nrd. Put ill, ki1''· $17$. 2(•2·17.51, Valley Rcn1a.ls, $30 (cont. from page 1) Rm,i:m bnb;~.,.,y, 031116 ~ I A cake-covered Russell Saunders first half at 21-20. Johnson hit two fcc. 03/10 I JT'I, Till· 1'1/\Nl·TS l'ur ynur d:.mdng pll'Lt'ollrl' at BII\E TO S('ltOOI. Four co1y rooms, fenced fot INKOS N~:d\, dtmcl.' 'til2 ami hi., \\CCk. 03106 I I said, "Man, I can't even begin to free throws to pt UNM back up and ~id-. illttl [lt:t..,. $HIU. 262-1151. Valle}· Rental~. SJO describe my feelings now. I'm just Wyoming never again led. ~ ~10 ··.'1'1 ·· gladtobeapartofitall." The Lobos outscored the & TWO H~M/\1 f:S \.VANTE[) 10 ~hare nice, 3 t ., 2. LOST FOUND h~·drnnm IHlU\~. Nnn·~moldng. Clo'c to UNM. I ODAK I ''-' Phil Abney, Saunder's teammate Cowboys 10-0 over a two-minute NiAIJ .26H-01 fi.J after S. OJ/10 FIND YOllRSl:l.F in the l'ctu:e Corpo,, Ortega 2)3. It was action like that on the left, Mark Felix battling for a score, that led to the action on -jll Pen~acola Junior Colleg7 ~ast span to take a 43-32 half time lead. :!i7-!i9fl7. The 'Pack then came out in the 5. FORSALE the right_ Russell Saunders cuts down the nets after the Lobos cinched the conference ye~r, sa tid, 'd'I bfeettl reathl good, 1 tlhmdk I O'iT <;'\'ft~RI>AY NITE ot Calc CmM•flal Onttleu I I Inn. browni'oh n1..,1 Llach\lmnd crm... CAl I 26<'1·2:i43. · · we ve p aye e er an we p aye second half determined to make a 1976 I·IAT Dl, S,.o,.pcctl, low mileage, C"iCcllent FILm SALE ~ Rl'\HU<.I. Au,ucr\lo Shm:kcr, 03/07 1 crown. today, but I just feel good." rout of the game holding as much cnnditinn, tuany exjrao,., Cnll Barry R77· 71!81. OJ/09 1-CHtNI) NI•AR I Al'O Villa, I alln1dor PUJlpy, I'IMI·NJAI GRANIJ C'ONCI'RT. Made 1972, II The good feeling Abney spoke of as a 22-point lead. · fl'tnak•. flfi1.1J(,~after!'i:OU1llll. {)3<'07 c\o:cllcnt ~mulititln, $600. t'aii2M~I!I42. 03-'IJ ~ 10% Discount I flowed throughout the entire locker And when the final buzzer rang, I O'i I: I o\DIP'; Bllll: ''allct. lmponmu J):!(lcro,, UlCH'Il~S: NL•\\' SHIPMJ·NT of IS:() IJcrtin room after the game. Senior co· RC\\t:trd nl h.'l\'d. (':til Sll'oilll, 21J2-,,692, ());()6 Lobo fans swarmed around their hh:~dc.,. Prt:•\t:tl'-011 'ale ('lrkc-., $1NI) and up. R.C. Across From UNm RI·WARD H)R CiOil) \\atch lmt 2r2!V7H. Sen~ lt:tlll'll\, 1!4J·~~7X. lfll ~ I captain Michael Cooper expressed heroes in celebration of a fine win limcntal \ nh1c. ( 't!II2M·llJOf,. O.l/09 his feelings by saying, "This is the Y.\~1/\11/\ ~I'INL·T PIANO, ~till warranlccd, and a fine season. I C>UND Nh'\R ('[•NTJV\1. tmd Wa;;hin~ttm ~hc1mrd l\ahwt fini.,h, HI-e lll'\1. 344·0120. OJiOK ~ 2312 Centrnl S.E. ~ greatest I've ever felt." Western Athletic Conference )1llpp~ aiH'UI (,.N mm. Call 292· 1.:\23. OJ ·'OR PRAKTICA II C ~!iSI R pcru::u:un.,.l•.F 50,'1.8 $85; ~ Next to D~lty Queen ~ Senior center Wil Smiley, who Commissioner Stan Bates was on I OUND: BI-HlCAI S in SL~ parkin!! h~1 LINM. WA I cno,., ICIC·l11k adallU~r, filtcr~o. ('all 1M--81l7 Claimm Mum1n Hall Rm. IO!i. 03107 came off the bench to pull down hand following the game to present C\C'-. 03/08 five boards and block three shots UNM with theW AC trophy. While l!NCI AI\11.-Jl I AY·A·\\'AY. Sa11"1i R~ocei;,cr, 4· !...... , .... .t 3. SERVICES wol~ \pcakcr~. o:ot.,~CII(' recorder, IUrntahlc. Ncu said, "Now we're going on to do giving the trophy to Ellenberger factuty \\artolllllc.'\. Take mer ~mall mnn1hly (lit\mr..•nt,. ~6N·4W1. OJIOR better things. We want the people and th Lobos, Bates said, "I have I '-,•\ 1 .~!("AT RI·VIf\\' ("OlJRS(·S. Prepare Now. k.Hl" 1\IRBY VACl'l'1\-l ('l l~ANER wuh at­ of Albuquerque to know we've ( alll'r·N:\1 R.t1·5~0£l 1fn to be impartial when two WAC _t.u:luncnh. Ncl\ faelor\ \Htrr:uuy. C'ommen:tiil Financial Aid l:Xf'I·Rf 1\'I'IN011 AKS m mcd \C\\IIlg mach•nco;, developed slowly at the outset. The Tempe." 'o~;hul;l~lw. ("h;trt'o & rothlc\. :145-212!=1. Q.t/29 Singl·r. rlna. \"ii.IJlp., Ncrchi, Pharr. jlht f(~ na111c ~ 'Pack grabbed an early 6-0 lead Pacing New Mexico's WAC 1\INKo·s T\"JliN(i S[·RVIC'E (IUM ~electric) and k\\. Uul~~:lllnu\h lm\ (lrii."C!\ from SIS. /\II !tllaran­ before the Cowboys pmpped in two mm 1 n1mutc Pll'o\llnrl Photo'li. No oppoin1mchl. tCl'mas at Washington. Rototillilfl! h~, nppoint mcnt. Call Tirn 26R-6S 10.03/08 255-8736' .. 1 get the next struiller size free. 1 Come by the office and pick up your forms today. Student . _ _ · . Pizza Inn's trreststible p1zzas are now twrce as templlng. With thiS I Activities~ * * • * * • * •. • • • • • * * * I coupon, when you buy any giant, large or med1um size thin crust Mail the forms immediately to C.S.S. in Berkeley to · · · piz:,a or .any. large size thi~.k crust pizza at_ the regular menu pnce, I we 1J ~11/e you one p1zza of lhe next smaller slz:e with equal Presents :f~~ number of lngredienls and the same type crust free. insure that the completed forms will be at UNM's The Lobos Win The WAC I Presenllhis coupon with guest check. I VIDEO TAPES Follow Them To Tempe. Valid lhru: March 13, 1978 Financial Aid office by Aprill, 1978. I P.i • ·· I --. Charter Bus • INN-4 _zza .l.nJl~ Superman Game Ticket Lunch ------~1240 Wyoming Blvd. N.E. 296-0588 Feb. 6·12 5555 Montgomery N.E. 881-1018 *The only financial aid available this summer will be work~study Mar. 6-12 March 11 3040 Juan Tabo 298-6868 and NMSL. 10-3 pm D~tly Sports Tours • • In ffi•so. Loung•ln Th~t H. E. Com•t Of lh• Sub Rcrou Ftom Prontoa P. An ASUNM/Stud•nt Ar::ttviUt1 P;oductlon Phone Reservations Accepted .lZZ&lDn~ "We've got a feeling you're gonnalike us.~ • 247-0126 ...,.------

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) ;l ) .,~• i .r Slim Pickins ~ By DEBBIE LEVY of landing a job in his field. The occupational fields expected LOBO Staff Writer to grow faster than average include This semester's UNM graduates all health-related fields except have a better than average chance pharmacy. Others expected to grow of getting a job in Albuquerque or arc law, public relations, ac· ,, in other parts of New Mexico if their major field of study is in the counting, chemistry, urban and regional planning, banking and health sciences, engineering or finance, architecture, vocational business. At the national level, the average and educational counseling, engineering and advertising. A for all available jobs is expected to college degree is required for these increase 20 percent, according to reports issued by the U.S. jobs. In law and advertising, com­ Department of Labor and the petition is expected to be keen Employment Security Commission because such fields appeal to a wide of New Mexico. range of people, the reports stated. In New Mexico, the increase in Competition will also increase in jobs is projected at 36 percent; in engineering, accounting, banking Albuquerque, total job prospects and the medical professions are expected to increase 42 percent. because of the larger number5 of Nationally and locally, oc­ qualified graduates entering the job cupational job prospects in health market. In many occupations, 1 sciences, c.~gineering and business however, such as engineering and are good to excellent through 1985, nursing, the demand for applicants I the reports stated. will still exceed the supply. However, a graduate leaving Career services advcisor Tina I For All Engineering Fields college with a bachelor's degree in a Ludutsky-Taylor said the big liberal arts major has fewer chances recruitment areas are engineering and business. "The number of recruiters is not indicative of the number of jobs available," she said. "Large College Recruits Women corporations are the only ones which can afford to send recruiters though when the women turn out to By Doris Martinez not have to take any additional She said by the time she graduates around the country." LOBO Staff Writer courses to get into medical school. she from engineering she will be be belt er." The biggest occupational John McDermott, a junior in the Being an engineer does not "If I decide to go to medical able to design machinery like life­ shortage in New Mexico is for support systems. College of Engineering said, necessarily mean wearing a hard school, I think it will be easier for nurses. Ninteen of tshe state's 32 Caraway said it didn't bother her "Having women in the classroom is hat. Nor does it mean you have to me because of the technical counties reported a shortage of being a minority in the engineering a very positive thing. It spurs in­ beaman. background I'll have." both registered and licensed d"epartment. "!-don't think having teraction during class discussions. • The Engineering· Program for If she accides to IJLthcr.,, fur infn. ~:ali277.11HO, 10 Ettct' said, "The main objective of physicians, electrocardiogram and hcrct.l .. , cont. rhru 31.5, IO·Jpm, p.m. Mall. ('hcd.ho\-, nmt thru 3.·11 H:l~l I::!. jl(lUil, .J.(, p.ttl., Sl~B Rill . .2~0 IJ the program is to make information Mc.,al oungc, SUB, p.m. Rode~ Theatre. Pl'C L1H' &loo elect rocnccphalograph technicians, cnL nt Sub~\oi}· !-iHUion,tl:m p.m .. about EPW available to women Basketry Instruction Offered dental assistants and hygieni't~ and interested in engineering. We try to veterinarians. Only the demand f;')r 5 UNM Symphony Orch. 6 FrcC Video Tapes: u1Jvg5 7 PfC I'JTC~Cnts: 8 ASUNM Fitm(·omm. 9 StmJcnt One Act Produt· 1o l!NM \\'t,mcn\. lrad 11 SPHJNCi IJH.h\1\!!!! reach women in high school and let pharmacists will increa<>e at Sic\ e, Marl in, April I, Pte\cnt<.: .5 lilm"i by two .all rcla~ & JlCiltmhon. cunl. l·ricnd., ,,r t\mcru:;;m MtJ\ic.' a Joel Rmenberg, Con· Bunny" & "Superman". lion~ !1:00pm Experimental • them knllW about our program." dut:tor, leonard r-·clbcrg, violin & Cont. through 3/12. IOam-Jpm tickcto; arc $1, $6, with a student women, Marie Menkcm's E,e Th~·atrc. Rutley. ASUNM Film lhtllll!!h J ·11 ASllN~I Fllm ."'idmlnr,hil, ll~nl'f1t. AllrtU'i\lnll i~ By JANET HOELZEL ;lower rate. It will continue to grow 1.1>. S6. R:~OpmJoh.;on Oym. In Major, Comtmll~ Prc,cm'i: "Nc\cr Gi\e "t~ • .,tutlcnl\ Sl.50. 8:1~pm h:cllct , Joanna Dekc}'r;crt cello. Per· Mcing number of hospital> and Cont:'erto. 8:15pm SUB Ballroom. R:l!ipm Keifer Halt. Willard Maas. Ah;o, Gun .. at Sierra,.," and "Quick Billy." {US 1941} \\llh W.C. tichh, "The l'n.·,~·mo,; "Dc.. ign ror 11\lllg:· Marge Bardackc has made Boat." v.i:h nu~tcr !\eaton. tl•~ fi)ll) with o used however, the demand will level off Rroad.,ay hi! comedy, 8:15pm, "It's very cxcitinl',. not There',~ nlrJ sheets, denim, jure, yarn, hetauo;,e moo;,! pharrnad<.l<. are 1~ BkycleRidcs, 1 s Pof'lejoy Hall Presents: 16 Speakers Comm. Prc~cnt,t;: 17 UNM Men·~ Vanity Golf! 18 PopejoyHall&Sandia much a woman can he f'inr at employed by drug stores rather New Mexico Wtu:-elmen 13 14 The Audubon Wildlife Film Dr. Bruno Beuleheim, the Frc\no Stiile Golr Cla'lo\IL, lo.:iwani.~ Club of Alb. anymore." beads, feather> and clay. Her depart c\ery Sunday !O:OOam from t.;C'ne~. ''Kangaroos C'.an•t wnrhl rcno"'n"d and thought m f·tc\110, Calif0111ia, through pre~ent'lo: The Aucluhon Wildlife basket\ have appeared in art than hospitals and labs. 111 front of PC' pejoy liall, Open to Corncrt'd." Tkket\ arc $2, Staff"' pru,.ok ing child PWChologio;t. 3 ·18. Film St-riL~ - A Tour and Film The bigge'it occupational <;urphl« anyone over 13. For funher in- and SIUdentc; $1.50 7:30pm $1·00pm SUB B:lllronm. l!N~l California'~ Mi'losion Trail. Tickets gall eric\ 11cross the <:ountry. arc $2, o,tarr and :o;tudentr; 11.50. in the state is one of elementary and formation plea~e call 2M-1232 or . PnpcJo:-· Hall. S""•mming - A lAW Cham• She has a reputation as an in­ 264---7609. jli(lM'Iohip~ through J>IR, ao 7:30pm Popejoy Hall. It wasn't until recently, Etter secondary sehoul :eacher'·· S1~ [)urham. N.C. novator in basketry. Her 1\0rk can explained, that wome have be .~cen in Albuquerque at the counties reported there .,,ere more - . branched out from electrical Maripo.~a (iallery or at the Hill< teachers than po<;ition<;. (Jnh one county, McKinley, reported a UNMAn Museum-upper- 20 Cla\~C" Reo;umcToday 22 UNM Men's VarsiryGolf, 23 Film C:omm. Prc~c.-nr~: 24 Women's Tennis- 2 5 1\SUNM f'ilm C'omm.- engineering. "We now have many Gallery in Santa Fe. 19 "OIIe\<; Who's Comming to galleries -"Early 201h Free Video Tapes: 21 We:r;tern Inter-Collegiate, ar "Talk Toward Vi'lomnce: Conference Marehe~. al Las women in most of the departments Although BarrJuckc uses shortage of teachers. Cemury Photographs'' from the "Bra ... crmail Rock Garden ... Santa Cruz, Calif. Continue\ The Ma\tN a[ 4s..-·· Stan Cruces, Continues through 3125. Dinner'!" iUS/19691. Starring These reports are con<;istent with coiled ion. Conlinues through Continuou.; showing through throllgh jJ24. 3 Filma ken· I Brakhagc'<. "Riddle' ·or Lumen," Arlcmus Edward'i, Bas~oon, Ka!hcrine Hepburn. Spencer such as civil and chemical traditional American Indian Anrill6. 3l26. 10am·3Jlm Mesa lounge, Subject "Hold Me While- I'm ..Star L:uden'' and .. We.;tern George Robert, Piano; assisred by Tnu:y, anrJ Sidney Poiticr. 7:00 & engineering." basket weaving techniques, her national statistics. Joh<; in the SUB. Naked, .. "Geography or lh• Hl..,lory" will be o;crccncd. 8:00pm Frank Bowen, Flule and Leonard 9:15pm SUD Theatre. In the fall of 1977, Etter con­ educational field are expected to Body,•• ''The Golden Post11ons." ~UB Thea!Tc. Fe! berg, Violin. 8:15pm Keller baskets are not traditional. They Rpm SUB Theatre. Hall. . tinued, there were l I 4 women often look more like a piece of pic, grow much more >lowly than the enrolled in the College of a box or a bowl. national average. But prospects are Engineering. "We would really like better in certain fieold>. <;uch as 26 EASIER!!!! 2 7 r··rce Vitlco Tapes: 28 UNMAn Museum. Lower 30 ASUNM fiim Comm. 31 lJNM Women·~ Son· In addition to making baskets "Behind the Sccnco;" Gallery ''Later 20th Prc~cnt~ ,_Stan Breakhagc· ._ ball Conference Oamcs at to see that figure increase." math, natural and physical UNM. through April I. and serving the community as an Ctmtinuou.; o;howing. Showing {'entury Pht"~tographs from lh• an ~f'tHl -the great ma!ilcrorthc Conlinou~ Figures were not available for )ciences, indus!nal arl>. <;pedal unti1412 IOant·Jpm Me$a l.ollngc, Collc-Lilon.'' MU'>cum i\ O['!Cn Avant-Gardc will be a! the SlJB ASUNM Film Comm. f)re~cnt~- interior designer, Bardackc also SUB. lueJergy need' will re<;ult .,Sl-wrt J·•hm 7(J,H fht\ an Rosemarie Caraway, a freshman basketry. The class will start March upporwnuy not 10 be rru .. wd " in e" expand. This will "Other people rnay see something with their hands. ·rhcy ex~ected Our Speciality \\ illllls,1 de\ clop a sense of aesthetic prmrJe ;oh opportunities for JAZZ NIGRr engineering strictly as a man's engnteer.;;. geoiP.P ... ts and Italian Food field,'' Caraway said. "I don't sec awareness," Bardacke said. ~e~·)rh~qdo:;t..;, c;aid etonomi~t it that way. It's nol really as "It's a great kind of therapeutic at 1 'rMrle' Lehman of the Buon Appetito frightening as other women might thing; in a sense it's like the rhythm i ':;ph•vrnent Security Com· MOLLY'S sec it. l've really enjoyed it. and peacefulness )"OU get from rtll"lon'' Rc1carch and Statistics "My chances of getting a job arc jogging. It's a repetitive process much better by studying bio· that's in some way mind-freeing, UIViSJOIJ, "All job prospect.\ connected medical engineering than just because it doesn't take a lot of care with mining, oil and other forms of studying biology." and attention," she continued. . . .. ~ eadq uarters energy are good for the next several Caraway said after she completes The only prerequisite t'or the Marge Borrlocke Is sta~tdlng inside a basket She hm made. years,'' he said, ·. all the courses required for a degree class is that a person must never Her.bssket woTkll llave oppoared in art gallr.,iell acro!lS tilt! coufltry, Every Sunday 8:00 ·11:30 p.m. Cont. OtJ piigtl5 '"11ero NW in bio-medical engineering she will say, "I can't.", Bardackc said. · 'Town 5626 Menaul NE 255-3040 8904 Menoul N.E.