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BEF Authorizes Proposal For Employee Pay Raise By Eric Maddy passed on to the people somewhere. The other option would be to raise The state Board of Educational tuition." Finance has authorized its staff to Aragon said the American public submit a proposal for a two-step 20 seems to forget that the quality of percent raise for post-secondary education is affected by funding. ''If education employees over an 18- you pay $45,000 for a Mercedes, month period beginning Jan. 1. you expect to get a better product,'' BEF member Bob Rodriguez, said Aragon. who made the motion for the in "But I get embarrassed when I crease, emphasized that the proposal have to face my faculty and tell them is strictly for "figuring purposes" that the average public school and the Legislature, and ultimately teacher in Jal, New Mexico, is mak the Board of Regents of each school, ing almost $26,000 per year and we would determine how much of a average about $23,000. The Legisl raise faculty and staff members ature will have to decide where the would receive. money comes from. The issue is not The board, which met Thursday over taxation, but how good you in Socorro, defeated three previous want us to be. " motions that would have set mini BEF Associate Executive Secret ' mum raises below 3.5 percent be ary Michael Glennon suggested to ' fore approving the 10 percent plan. the board that they give him three The plan, suggested by Universi guidelines - a low, medium and ty of New Mexico President John high figure - on which to calcu Perovich, would give post late total costs. secondary employees a 10 percent Glennon proposed a 0 percent, 5 raise Jan. 1 and a second 10 percent percent and 8 percent salary hike in
raise during the 1984-85 school year both January and .July and a 3,5 per Miguel A. Gnllcgo~ if passed by the Legislature. The cent, 5 percent and 8 percent in plan also calls for a I0 percent in crease for other costs after talking to Dean of arts and sciences F. Chris Garcia prepares an ice cream cone for a waiting student crease for "other costs," such as State Finance and Administration while Dean of education David L. Colton looks on Thursday at the annual Ice Cream Social supplies and travel. Secretary Denise Fort Aug. 19. held at the New Mexico Union Ballroom. · The increase is calculated at full Glennon said his proposal was funding of the state education fund based on figures given to him by Fort ing formula, in effect for two years. for what might be available in the Colleges and un.i,fersities were state budget. Glennon added that funded at 96 percent of the foniuila more'money may 'become available last year, which cut the higher after Gov. Toney Anaya determines ·Registration Compliance Law Causes education budget by about $3.5 mil~ his budget plan. lion. Dr. Gerald Thomas, president of Setbacks i.n UNM Financial Aid Office The BEF adopted the increases New Mexico State University, after hearing from the council of cautioned the board not to make the By George E. Gorospe Thousands of students were esti presidents, several representatives bottom figure too low. mated to be required to sign such a of state institutions and the BEF ''Historically, the lowest figure is A federal law requiring students statement, and only .185 have had staff. the one the Legislature Will start to register·for the draft before they delays in receiving their federal The presidents council, com with,'' Thomas said. "We've been can qualify for federal financial aid financial aid checks because they posed of the presidents of New Mex stuck with the lowest figure two or is causing more problems for the did not have the signed statement in ico's six public institutions, opened three times that I can remember. University of New Mexico Financial their files, Whiteside said. the discussion. The council, repre Political figuring is different from Aid Office than for the students who sented by Highlands University logic." must comply with the new law said "Most of those who experienced 1 :delays either forgot to complete the President and. Chairman John Ara . BEF member Dolly Baker agreed _ an associate financial aid director. gon, recommended that the BEF ;statement or we dido 't give them the seek funding for 100 percent of the with Thomas, saying she was "not "The new draft registration com ;right information," Whiteside said. state formula funding, non co.mfortable'' with using a 0 percent pliance Jaw is not a very big issue He added he has seen no signs that ratse as a low figure. Baker moved with the students but the cost and :students are actively opposed to the expansion capital outlay projects 'law. and a two-step 16 percent pay hike. that ~lennon's proposal~ r~ised to time it takes to attach the new pro provtde a 3.5 percent ratse m b?th cessing paperwork has caused some Rodriguez said such proposals I haven't seen any support for re were desirable, but questioned January and July, but the motton delay," said associate director John was not seconded. Whiteside. moving the law here on this cam where money to pay for the in Rodriguez then suggested a I per pus," Whiteside said. creases would come from. cent figure for "easy calculation. I Although the law went into effect .. In the past, most of the money think that would be the simplest' July I after the U.S. Supreme Court for education has come from extrac way,'' he said. reaffirmed its validity, financial aid tive industries," Rodriguez said. Retreat Called "We can 'just multiply by five if offices nationwide were given three "But uranium is dead. Copper is 98 .extentions of a month each to imple percent dead. Gas and oil are down we want 5 percent, eight if we want 8 federal financial aid money can be SANTA FE (UPI)- Gov. percent, and so oh." Rodriguez' ment the provisions of the law, be Toney Anaya says he and his cabinet because of the oil glut. Coal is hold cause most schools began classes disbursed, Whiteside said. ing its own, but won't increase. motion failed by a 5-3 vote. "Rather than rounding up all the secretaries will hold a retreat in either in August, as UNM does, or in Angel Fire this weekend in an effort ''There .are two possible ways to Perovich then suggested the 10 September. students who needed compliance get the money. One is through tax percent plan. "It's just as easy to statements when we were ready, we to hone management skills and increases that people pay - like divide as it is to multiply;" Perovich Because the law is in effect, the began a voluntary sign-up system accelerate the accomplishments of property taxes, sales taxes and in· said. "If you want to support a ~ "student statement of compliance'' last spring and we've had very good his administration. must be in the student's file before come taxes," he said. "It bas to. be 'continued on page 3 cooperation," he said. ''After I was elected, I thought I could work an 18-hour day and make this government work. But it just isn't working that way,'' Anaya Group Discusses Progress in Nicaragua said in candid acknowledgement he part of Managua, devastated by an and measles have been practically By Dennis Pohlman Camarillo 1 were the featured speak is not entirely satisfied with the ers at a public forum entitled, "Cen~ earthquake Dec. 23,1972, and nev eliminated. It took the cooperation progress of his administration. er rebuilt because relief funds were of thousands and thousands of peo The Nicaraguan people have tral America: Our Stake in Peace" "First, we want to have all the made tremendous improvements held Thursday. appropriated by the Somoza regime, ple for them to do that," Pratt said. still a sore point with many Nicara· The group concluded their visit cabinet secretaries sharpen their since the Sandinista revolution of - - ~·- f management skills, n he said. "Spe 1979 and are absolutely dedicated to . ~he. S.~oup s~nt the Itrst P:ut 0 guans. with a bus trip under heavy military preserving the freedoms they have thetr trip m the Ntcaraguan ca~&tal of The group also went wherever escort as fat north as Jalapa, less cial management people from the they chose in the neighboring coun than a mile from the Honduran bor University of New Mexico will be won, sayfiveNewMexicansrecent- Managua, where they .were giVen.~ attending the session." ly returned from a tour of that Cen· t~oro~gh update on p~esent .con~• tryside, visiting villages and talking der and scene of recent fighting. "My impression of the Nicara· tral American country at the invita- ttons m ~h~ country • mc.tudt~g ·~ to the people about the changes since "Also, I don't feel we've accom tion of the Nicaraguan government. depth bnefmgs on the sttuatton m the revolution. guan people was that they are abso lutely devoted to their revolution. plished as much in the first seven or the country's northern area border· •• Nicaragua has made the most eight months of this administration ing Honduras, scene of renewed They live in a state of seige and are The five..._. S~ate Rep. Judith dramatic improvement in the quality as l wanted to accomplish," Anaya fighting between government sol· of life. of !lDY country in the world very fearful, but if the United States Pratt, D-Bemalillo, Santa Fe attor wanted to invade that country, we said. ney . Steven Farber, public school diers and U .S.-backed "Con• since the overthrow of Somoza. llli· The governor said he did not want tras" - counter-revolutionaries. teracyhas been reduced from 57 per· would have to kill every Nicara teacher Teddy Borrego, writer- Jack guan," Pt:at.t said. to slight the effort of his appointees. Kutz and poet Cecilia Garcia- 'fh~ group also toured the central cent to less than 12 percent. Poho
"- P~ge 3, New Me~ico Daily Lobo, August 26, 1983 Page 2, New Mellico Daily Lobo, A~gust 26, 1983 BEF ___ Wire Report . United Press International continued from page 1 percent raise, just divide the total in half." Perovich said he was optimistic funding would be near the 10 per-· Southwestern Bell Settlement Met cent proposal. "Unless l'vc been ST. LOUIS, Mo.- A spokes over until the union calls its mem CWA president Glenn W~tts said placing too much faith in what I've Medicaid Funds To man for Southwestern Bell Tele bers back to the job." in Washington he did not expect a ' heard from various legislators and phone Co. said Thursday a local CWA spokesman Albert Bowles, tentative national agreement to col . ~ the governor, I think we wifl be agreement has been reached with the aide to the vice president at District lapse because of local clisagree funded at I 00 percent of the fornmla Aid Abortion Costs Communications Workers of Amer 12. in Austin, Texas, said bargaining ments, and get about a 6 or 7 percent hike,'' ica, settline one of the obstacles to still was in progress with South Cen he said. The tentative contract agreement, The board also directed BEF Ex ALBUQUERQUE- A lob Fitzsimmons. in the city to ending a t'9-day nationwide strike. tral Bell and the installation and manufacturing units of Western not yet submitted for formal approv ecuti.ve Secretary Ted Martinez to byist for the NationaJ Abortion address the I Oth anniversary Alan Northcutt, the district staff al, calls for pay raises averaging ab. Electric. work with secondary education offi .,# Rights Action League said celebration ofNew Mexico Right manager for news relations at the out 16.4 percent over three years. cials on developing a fringe benefit Thursday his organization is be to Choose tonight, also said company's headquarters in St. "There are 34 units to the Bell NARAL is continuing to fight a It also includes job security provi package. Both gJ;"oups receive f•inge OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT. TILL 9:00, SATURDAY 9 to 6, SUNDAY 11 to 5 ginning a drive to allow Medicaid Louis, said the agreement covers System, and now 31 of them have benefit compensation from the same funds to be used for abortions. proposed constitutional amend only the Southwestern Bell system, reached agreement," Bowles said. sions for workers who feared their ment that would outlaw abortion. jobs might be jeopardized by the appropriation. CONSTI "We !lave won the right to which includes about 72,000 CWA "But the rules are that none of us Earlier in the day, the board con AVALANCHE abortion,. but that right is no good He said anti-abortion groups members in Missouri, Kansas, could return to work until all 34 had breakup of AT&T. if people aren't allowed access to are "raising money like mad" to firmed Martinez' salary at $48, !56 SPRINT Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas. settled." "We're hopeful any time now per year, the same amount his prede HEADQUARTERS exercizing the right," said Ron help the re-election campaign of "l can confirm that there is an Bowles said he had not been in that we'll be told the other three (bar Fitzsimmons. "Poor women on President Reagan. cessor received. Glennon and Sig~ agreement but it has not been signed formed about what was holding up gaining units) have reached an freda Maestas were also confirmed SIZES 1 to 9 Medicaid are currently discri ''We certainly don't want to and the strike is not over,'' North talks with the final three bargaining accord and we can go back to $44 1208 SAN PEDRO NE minated against" because federal see Reagllrt re-elected," he said, as associate executive secretaries. cutt said. "The strike will not be units. work," Bowles said. The board is expected to go into • payments cannot be used for "but NARAL will not endorse another candidate.'' executive session today to discuss an abortions. overpayment of more than $343,000 LANGE XLS to two-year institutions. The over Sperry Target Contract Upped payment came about because of an error by the previous BEF staff. ~i4~·$139 WASHINGTON- Sperry Cor S4.3 million, said Senator Pete "The talent and hard work of The error was discovered recently SPECIAL GROUP poration's $2.7 million contract to Domenici, R-N.M., Thursday. New Mexicans working for Sperry by former BEF staff member Karen Save-Way Liquor Stores provide the Air Force with full scale The New Mexico Republican said has made their Albuquerque opera Becklin, who told Glennon the over ADULT Save money, carry out service, plenty of free parldng aerial targets has been increased by one-third of the work on the contract tion a success that should result in payment to the two-year schools will be performed at Sperry's Albu further defense contract awards," occurred because incorrect data was SKI PARKAS querque operations. said Domenici. used to establish base figures for the VALUES TO $75 5704 Lomas Blvd. NE calculations, Lounge Chef In a letter to the BEF explaining 5516 Menaul Blvd. NE Filipinos Protest Killing the situation, Martinez recom· Now$29 Arraigned mended that board chairman Nelson MANILA, Philippines - The Tydings and members of the staff '81 MODEL stretch of power line near the footh meet with Anaya, Fort, and officials ROSSIGNOL MIRA~E REGULAR $180 ALBUQUERQUE -A man embattled Marcos regime dispatch ills of the Sierra Madre mountains. ed troops to protect power lines from of the Legislative Finance Commit living in the basement of a Cedar tee "to o!ltline the situation." ROSSIGNOL CMV, REGULAR $250 TVelcome hack Crest lounge that burned last sabotage Thursday after 500,000 "We do not know if it was FAMOUS BRANDS Filipinos shouting "Free our coun accidental," Ramos said. "But the The board is also scheduled to K2 233, 240, REGULAR $230 faculty and students! week pleaded innocent Thursday hear a presentation from UNM poli I to charges stemming from the try'' .marched in the streets to protest National Power Corporation, SKIWEAR tical science Professor Fred Harris, ATOMIC SUPREME, REGULAR $120 I discoverY of fire bombs on the the killing of Benigno Aquino. assisted by troops should be able to I find out in the next few days what chairman of the Governor's Com roof of the Golden Inn, in Gol mission on Higher Education. To ATOMIC JR., REGULAR $110 I Sat:e-Way Liquors den. May 24. Armed forces Vice Chief of Staff really happened." 40°/o TO 70°/o OFF Lt. Gen. Fidel Ramos ordered hls day's agenda also calls for a discus HART EASY RIDER, REGULAR $165 I Robert Penwell. 34, was troops prepared for civil disturb Tens of thousands watched the sion on the BEF's legislative budget features: HART HONEYCOMB, REGULAR $275 arraigned before U.S. Magistrate ances after angry demonstrators procession as the Aquino family, in request. 1 Robert l\kCoy. who set bail at cluding his widow, 73-year-old K2 SR 33 or 700AR screamed "Fight, fight. fight" and KNEISSL WHITE STAR, REGULAR $225 ~ $100.000. "Who killed our hero?" in a huge mother, five children and other rela· 111 Schlitz Penwell was indicted by a procession behind the opposition lives followed the slow-moving ELAN 800, REGI:JLAR $180 L4I.::f SKIS :;.,~~c~ ...... ]99 federal grand jury Wednesday on leader's coffin. hearse bearing his flag-draped coffin Pabst three charges of manufacturing to the Santo Domingo church .. PLUS MANY OTHERS. REGUlAR $160 to $210 5 I and possessing a destructi>·e de Manila residents said the demon Aquino's body will be~ on display 1299 ~::.: ~~ ...... 769 stration was the biggest show of Bacardi vice. until burial Tuesday. YOUR CHOICE ' I 7?0 5. 29 opposition to the regime of President I Penwell had been living in the Ramos said he was satisfied with Blue Nun SIZ€ • , • • ~ • "" • • ,. • , , • • - Ferdinand Marcos in the citv's his basement ofDaisv l\lae's~ where tory. There were no reports of inci a government-appointed commis Today's Events I ~~ebf~~:unilch 429 he worked as a chef. The charges sion that will in\'Cstigate the slaying ti~O:it ... t ...... ~. dents. UNM.IIallroom Danre Club wit1 present Welcome MAKE UP YOUR against him stemmed from the · and pledged "all resources and re Back Dance· from 7:30 to 9!30 p.m. today In Casadel I Sol, located in the Student Unron Building. I discovery of a fire bomb on the Ramos said troops were sent to cords ... so we can get to the bottom OWN SKI PACKAGE! roof of the Golden Inn. in Gol Rizal and Bulucan provinces. 1S of this dastardly incident." Red M1n Campu1 Chrlttlln ftllowddp is I den, Mav 24. mi lcs north of the capital to protect a sponsorina a Ice Cream Social at1 p.m; cod·ay at 1810 I Shop ow· lm·ge imported Marcos, under diplomatic press Hermosa N.E, It will be the first large group meeting Pick Out Any of Our Fabulous Ski The Golden Inn burned to the vital power line. Manila. a city of 7 of the )'ear. 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Chartere4 Student Organiza who have managed and developed Vernacular Expanse .:rhis week alone, the Student tions, campus maps, a bi the Law School Admission Test. ~ Activities Center has been in monthly calendar of events and UNM's School of Law will pre· Leslie E. Mansfield m volved in Welcome Back Daze, the student handbook, .the Uni sent this program from 7 to 9 p.m. Fraternity Rush week, chartering versil)l of New Mexico Pathfin Tuesday, Sept. 13, intneNorth Bal Tsk,Tsk. There is no rest for a weary conservative. This is only the and rechartering of student orga der. The UNMbrella Workshops lroom of the New Mexico Union first week of school and the political mudslinging has already started. nizations, and putting together Calendar, a guide to the servi.ce Building on campus. Once again, campus conservatives offer their additions to enhance the student directory. Last week activities of several service Peter A. Winograd, associate Professor Richard Berthold's column from Aug. 24. Enjoy. it was Sorority Rush week. related University centers, is also dean ofUNM's law sc)lool, will dis "It's fun but it's alw11ys hop· put out by the activities center. cuss guideline~ in applying to law ASUNM President: Must be a liberal Democrat who promises ~cff'~~- s.; ping," Abraham said. "There The center operates several in school and the Law School Data everything to everybody in order to be elected. Supposedly, he repre· Assembly Service. Winograd is a sents the "Associated Students" of the University of New Mexico, a arc no slow periods." formation centers around cam The center is busy all year, re pus, including the information former director of Law Programs at preposterous claim when you consider that less than one-fourth of MOOSE by Don Bruckner the Educational Testing Service the students vote in these elections. gardless of the time of semester, desk in the New Mexico Union Abraham said. and the Telemessage phone sys where he managecl the admission Student Body: Consists of all students at UNM. Characterized by The Student Activities Center tem, which provides daily sche test. bloodshot eyes, apathetic tendencies and a concern with "partying" is involved in one way or another dules of events. The Telcmes Professor of law Frederick M. and finding the best happy hour in town. However, there are a few with almost every student-related sage number is 277-5243. Hart will focus on the contents of small minorities who do not fit this category. activity on campus, Abraham Abraham said an improved and preparation methods for the said. The center helps review en· 277-6281 Dial Access System admission test. Hart, former law Engineers: Hard-working, industrious types who never leave the tertainment and speakers' con with !50 infonnational tapes on a school dean, is also a former presi· southwest corner of the campus. Incapable of using calculators with tracts for student organizations, wide variety of subjects would be dent of the national Law School less than twenty-five buttons and never participate in campus politics advises the Panhellenic and the on line in spring. The system, Admission Council, which sets all because they're too busy doing differential equations. Interfraternity councils, coordin which currently has 70 tapes and policies for the admission test and \ data service, and ·a 14-year member Activists: Hard-working and industrious also but only in endeavors ates cheerleader activities and operates between 8 a.m. and 5 plans Parents' Day, to name just p.m., will be open 24 hours a day of the council's Test Development Gtor~e Ooro~ that do not relate to classwork. These students are always organizing and Research Committee. groups and meetings, setting up tables in the student union building a few. in spring. The Dial Access num Sigma Alpha Epsilon members (leh to right} Trenton Cliff, The activities center also bas ber is 277-628!. Associate professor Helene Sim to distribute literature, painting signs for protest rallies. They usually son will also discuss application pro· Cl1ris Henchy, and Ron .Ellis wash the bronze .lobo statue wear politically volatile slogans on their T•shirts and enjoy lecturing the "dubious honor" ofbeing re Although her office is sche sponsible for the financial duled to move to the new Student cedures at UNM's School of Law. Thursday in front of Johnson Gymnasium. The fraternity their professors on the finer points of political ideologies, They love to Simson serves as' a member of the took on the project to show school spirit and to support the discuss religion and politics, but they'll discuss sex, too. A high accounting for the Associate Stu Services Center, Abraham said dents of the University of New she will continue to spend most law school's Admission Committee. Lobo sports teams according to Bill Putz, SAE president. percentage of political science majors end up in this group. Explosive For more information contact when angry and boring when on a tirade. Mexico anq the Graduate Student of her work time at the center's -----Letters----- Association, she said. office on the first floor of the UNM's School of Law at 277-2146. NMPIRG: Acronym for New Mexico Public Interest Research Abraham said the activities SUB. Contact with the walk-in Group. A group of liberal do-gooders masquerading as a non Not Bigotry to And what is wrong with find sign for a statewide flag coniest center is held responsible by the student traffic in the office helps partisan public interest group. These busy little beavers have their ing identity with one's own that year. Now, who could argue University administration for her keep up on various activities, Right to Choose Meeting Schedulede fingers into everything, from bottle bills to landlord-tenant hotlines Like Own Race ethnicity? Certainly it has been with that! ASUNM and GSA actions, but Abraham said. and automatic funding proposals. Nice people who worship at the allowed Jews, blacks, Hispanics, Mr. Ross hates our flag and has no jurisdiction over those "1 really do see us as advo By Kathy Knudsen League on Capitol. Hill, will be the precede Fitzsimmons' speech. A featured speaker. shrine of Ralph Nader and have a lotto learn about what is really in the Editor: Indians and everyone else of governor because they remind bodies. cates for the students,'' she said. suggested minimum donation of $6 public interest. minority status for quite a long him of people he cannot crush or The annual meeting and lOth "His pur:pose is to make sure the is payable at the door where raffle time now. Since when was it no eliminat.e from his life. The red Anniversary Celebration of New tickets will also be sold. The prizes Professor Richard M. Berthold: Enigmatic, arrogant, self- I don't see what all the fuss state affiliates don't relax," said longer proper for the "majority" and gold represent the colors of Mexico Right to Choose will be held are a weekend suite at La Fonda in proclaimed chairman of the nonexistent "Department of Classical over this Ross fellow was about. John Ellefson, spokesman for New to also exercise this privilege? Isabel and Ferdinand of Spain as Small Ads at 5:30 tonight .at the downtown Santa Fe and a handmade quilt. History." Looks like a genuine '60s radical (look for the ponytail) and Hernandez and Love (what kind New Mexico Mexico Right to encase. ''He's out carried by the great explorer of YWCA, 316 4th St. S.W. wears suits that went out with Abby Hoffman. A die-hard. fiscal con- of Love anyway?) seemed to feel are seen here to fire up the troops." All interested members of the New Mexico, Vasquez de Coro Ron Fitzsimmons, a lobbyist for servative who used to emphasize law as the foundation of society. they had more right to condemn Jane Frohman Daily Lobo public are invited, Ellefson said. nado. The Zia represents sun National Abortion Rights Action Ellefson said a buffet dinner will Resident wit, humorist extraordinaire. Hasn't attended a faculty meet- him than anyone else. in the shine and the four cardinal direc· fng in four years and is prone to letting his voter registration lapse. · Sounds like they want to ban Mutual Respect lions as a tribute to the Pueblo Ironically, he loves to gripe about the state of affairs at UNM. The last particular freedoms of speech Indian people New Mexico. dedicated iconoclast with an unfortunate predilection for the nuclear and press because they don't like ot Needed in NM Mr. Ross is not only poorly in freeze movement. Cute but not dangerous. the particular message, which, formed about our flag, but he CRYSTAL RIVER UNM Bookstore: With the untimely demise of the Student Book fr.om this standpoint, is ~orse Editor: also personifies one of the worst Store on Central, this monopolistic giant has emerged. All the em- blg~try than t~e message 1~s~lf. traits sometimes shown in this ployees there are surly and downright rude. Bring a friend with you Besides. I don t.seewhere h~1ng I think that Mr. Ross from Reno country. It was meanness and CANDY for moral support. Y?Ur ow~ r~ce IS ~u~h a ternble should know about the New haughtiness like his that gave Duck Pond: The only truly beautiful spot on campus. Enhanced bigotry, 1f bigotry 1t 1s. Mexico state flag that he so tac birth to that terrible philosophy Leather seasonally by daring students who wear little or nothing. A real tlessly slams. It was designed by called "Manifest Destiny" (a U.S. COMPANY cruising area for people who love to people watch, Comic relief is Daniel D. Desjardins some fine ladies that Mr. Ross government sanction to murder Handbags provided in the spring When the evangelists come to campus to tell us would call his preferred kind of and rob Native Americans and Birthday And Gift Boxes we're all going to hell. people- the Daughters of the Hispanics) that stained the good Mailed Anywhere Dormitories: Residence halls. The dining hall is called La Posada, Identity OK American Revolution of New record of the United States for so 10.00 "La Po" for short, or "Aipo" when students are feeling derisive. Don't Mexico, as pure and Anglo as many decades. Fudge Made Fresh Daily ask ... Editor: you can getl It is about time that the Mr. The DAR ladies designed the Rosses of the country join with (Free Samples) Daily Lobo: (what you're holding). The official campus newspaper. Apparently Anglo-Saxons first state flag in 1915. It had the Hispanics and Native Americans It was indispensable reading before cartoonist Garry Trudeau went • menils & women"'s clothing • can't even talk about White con great seal of New Mexico (with a in mutual respect and progress 1318 Central SE on vacation and deprived us of the joys of "Doonesbury." Now, why sciousness without stirring fear grand American eagle) on a field in our multi-cultural state. bother? Referred to casually as the "Daily Rag" or the "Daily Loblow." (Across from Popejoy) 155-8175 and resentment on the part of of blue. Ross would have liked it. ThankGodtherearefewofour The April 1 issue, the "Daily Lobotomy," is always the best of the minority persons. Read the Ross But in 1925 the DAR wanted people with the bad taste of Mr. entire year. Accused of being too conservative by the liberals and too letter again. Not once did he de something more typical and uni Ross. For the sake of New Mex• liberal by 1he conservatives, the sad truth is that most students don't fame any minority group, but que for New Mexico and chose ico, I hope he stays in Reno. care one way or the other, The .only really important thing the Daily rather criticized Anaya as an indi our present gold flag with the red Calculators Lobo ever does is to publish editorials that inflame minority groups vidual and lamented the indiffer Zia. Actually, Dr. Harry Mera of who march on Marron Hall and threaten to lynch the editor. Nancy M. Brown ence of Anglo-Saxon voters. Santa Fe drew this winning de- New Mexico Historical Review 6.99
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• Page 6, New MexiGo Daily Lobo, August 26, 1983 Page 7, New Mexico Daily Lobo, August 26, 1983 'Hams' To Attempt Columbia Contact
By Steve S)loup ited States will be 145.55 Go Lobos! Several Albuquerqueans, includ megahert~. ing two University of New Mexico Several local amateur astronom ELVIS COSTELLO Student Travel invites students, will join with thousands of ers hope to use telescopes to photo- , & THE AnRACTIONS other amateur radio operators in a graph the Columbia in conjunction PUNCH THE CLOCK ltf:DC including: you to come along worldwide effort to .communicate with the radio link project' as it pas Everyday I Write The- Book directly with the space shuttle Col ses !50 miles overhead, Miller said, The Greatest Thing/Pills And Soap SffJptember 24-Lobos vs New Mexico State Shipbuilding/The Invisible Man umbia on its next flight in October. This project may serve as a prece~ ~·· Cost. $20.00 Jay Miller, Terry Le.ach and dent for other amateur radio uses in :,I Includes ticket and air-conditioned several other Albuquerque ''hams" space, Miller said, Amateur radio motor coach bus ride hope to contact astronaut and operators have served as links for AC/DC amateur radio buff Owen Garriott expeditions in Antarctica, as well as FUCK Space is limitffJd, contact us soon ! \ during the Columbia's nine-day provided communications for disas 1- . . Of for more information call: orbital flight. Garriott will be trans ter-stricken areas. FLIC't" r)r· PI It THE mitting in his free time, about an Student Travel Center Amateur radio operators have SWITCH hour a day. student Union Building (Downstairs) been bouncing signals off the moon 277-2336 Leach, an electrical engineering to contact people on the other side of major, bas programmed a home the world for decades, Miller said. CASSETTE CASSETTE CASSETTE computer to pinpoint exactly where Amateur radio could in the future the shuttle is in its world-circling provide informal communications voyage. This and remote and mobile between earth and people living on radio bases will help them take max the moon qr the asteroids. robert plant THEFIXX ~------, imum advantage of the eight mi JAY MILLER Amateur or·" ham" radio differs the pr1nc1ple of moments nutes per orbit the shuttle is in radio from citizens band radio in that STEVIE NICKS range. on alternate minutes during the one amateur radio has worldwide range I I hour period, receiving stations for. and a broader range of frequencies, A mobile transmission base to be one minute and acknow leging them The Federal Communications Com set up in the Sandias could extend the following minute. Only call let mission requires amateur radio oper I $7~.. ~~hus I time of contact by two or three mi ters will be exchanged, giving more ators to pass technical, code and reg nutes, Miller said. Walkie-talkies operators a chance to communicate. ulatory examinations not required of Includes yALE BLOOD PLASMA carried by the half-d0zen members The primary frequency over the Un- CB operators. I I of the project will also provide com I Will Ron To As a plasma donor munication with the shuttle, via Includes B1g Log If Anyone Falls you can earn $70 or more per month I direct link or relay through a remote Other Arms Slond Bock I Bring this ad for $5 bonus on your 1st donation · .In The Mood m1 .. tn ..: base. · -·II.; or<~• "" Your plasma is vitally needed Facility Seeks Volunteers for the production of many life saving vaccines I Garriott, .a veteran of the 54-day I You must be a local resident, student, or military Sky lab 3 mission, will call and listen For Evenings, Weekends CASSETTE CASSETTE CASSETTE CASSETTE and have a valid picture 1.0. 'I I Offer expires August 31, 1983 ~----:-----~--, By Donna Jones difference in securing the student's 1 coupon per donor & not valid Conceptions first job in his field, he noted. IRON MAIDEN with other coupons I Southwest Casa Ayuda, a house of help, Weekend volunteers could expect ASIA Piece Of Mind needs help. to participate in outings with regular I New Donors Accepted Monday-Friday 12:30-3:30 1982 issue on sale now $4 ALPHA Lorenzo Sanchez, director of the staff and the residents. They would In UNM Bookstore. • ·~~ ,o;;;r ASA Gol!ery, Mo~on Hall 101 mental health halfway house, is also be involved in more formal I YALE BLOOD PLASMA, INC. I 6 selected local bookstores looking for very special volunteers counseling situations. to work weekends &nd nights at the Night shift volunteers could sleep ·center, which provides a place for unless a crisis arose. Sanchez said he 1122 Yale SE, A=e~ -- ~ 266-572:9:.,:1:,;~~~::::_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ ------iiiiiiii.J those making the transition from would train the volunteer to handle mental hospitals to independent problems. "We've only had to use living. the crisis system once in the year we've been here," he said. Aug 19-20-21* Casa Ayuda is a division of the Bernalillo County Mental Health/ Volunteers would also make sure 26-27-28* Mental Retardation Center. It first the residents were up at 6:30 a.m. opened its doors in September 198.2 and cooking their breakfast, in pre and has steadily expanded ever paration for their day away from the Sept 2-3 center. STUDENT since. To enter Casa Ayuda, a patient "I am trying to stretch dollars," RUSH Sanchez explained. "Although the must be at least 18 years old and E>ening Performances 8:15 TICKETS budget for the house has remained have no history of violent behavior. •Matinee 2:15pm the same, the resident population They must also show a potential for $3.00 independent or semi-independent ONE-HALF has increased from 10 to 20. Using living. _ some volunteers at night will allow HOUR me to schedule our seven regular Median age for residents is 26, Tickets BEFORE staff members for the busier early and most come to the center because Available at evening hours," he said. they are not ready to return to the PER family situation where their emo Popejoy Hall - 277-3121 FORMANCE Sanchez said the center is looking tional breakdown occurred. They OR With I.D. for juniors, seniors or graduate stu are alone and would not succeed if dents in counseling, psychology, they rented an apartment right away, Use MasterCard or VISA to nursing or psychiatry, or those with Sanchez said. Alboqoerque charge your tickets by phone CIVIC liGHT OPERA related experience willing to commit "Most residents have a history of Ass.odatloh at the ACLOA Business Office at least a semester to the program. mulitiple hospitalizations,'' San 345-6577 -foam to 4pm "'-€ekdays The major goals of the program chez said. "We are trying to de are to "serve as an alternative to institutionalize them. We teach inpatient hospitalization and assist them how to cope with the basics - people in becoming integrated into apartment keeping, hygiene, ap the community and maximize their plying for a job - without having a capacity for independent living," breakdown," he said. Sanchez said. Residents stay an average of two · "This would give a student first to six months, he said. Before yoa look to ball vour llooks · 0'{} hand experience in addition to his Interested volunteers can obtain formal education," Sanchez said. more information from Sanchez at Actual experience could make the 345-8337. ~------~,.ord Bar.. REDEEM BY SEPT 14 Make your stop Candidate To Re" CORONADO CENTER I Equality Day RECORDS, TAPES & A lfTll.E BIT MORE I Visit Campus BRING IN THIS COUPON AND. GET BRING IN THIS COUPON AND GET I At the I U.S. Sen. Alan Cranston, a ·Lunch Held ANY $8.98 liST lP OR TAPE FOR candidate for the 1984 democratic Book Co-op! presidential nomination, will visit Dorothy Cline, professor 2QO;t, OFF 011e purchase the University of New Mexico cam emedtus of the University of pus Monday as part of a two-day New Mexico, and Ramona Val" ASUNM Textbook Co-op lejos, mayor of Tularosa:, will $2.00 OFF.! stop ih New Mexico. A non-profit organization Cranston, a proponent of a nuc" be the featured speakers at a ANY lP CRATE KIT . : lear weapons freeze and a strong luncheon Saturday to celebrate founded to benefit advocate of arms control through W<>men's Equality Day .. negotiatiCill, will speak in the New Tickets for the luncheon, YOU, Mexico Union ballroom at9:50 a.m. which marks t.hc 63rd Monday, He will also attend a anniv~:rsary .of the passage of the student. breakfast fundraiser hosted by the • the 19th Amendment to the New Mexico Democratic Council at U.S. Consliiution, are available the Sheraton !fiJi in Old Town Mon for $9 from the New Mexico Located In roolll 24A of the SUB basement day morning, and make appearances Council on the Status t.f Hours: 9·4 at fundraisers in Albuquerque and Women, Suite 809, 600 Second Phone 277-3701 Santa Fe both Sunday and Monday. St. N.W. . 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• Page 8, New Me~ico Daily Lobo, August 26, 1983 Page 9, New Mexico Daily Lobo, August 26, 1983 Teacher Reps Criticize Policies Energy Use Decreases Series To Show WASHINGTON (UPI) Rellgan wanted even larger cuts ence were Kenneth Blaylock, Presi Computer Tech Teacher rcprescnlilti ves, criticizing bot.b periods. dent of the American Federation of By Steve Shoup President Reagan's education poli Government Employees, and the Video games and video segments cic;, said Thursday deep budget cuts "As a result,.ncarly 800,000 chil AFL-CJO's public employee depart Energy use by building square foot at the University of New Mexico dren were denied Chapter I service will be feat\lred in the Leadership R'S the p:~~t two years have denied feder ment, and Rep. Paul Simon, D-lll., is down some 30 percent since 1977 and could be reduced by as much Lecture Series on Special Education al education aid to many poor chil. in fiscal year 1982, and another of the House Education and Labor as 50 percent, according to UNM's energy conservation engineer. 750,000 were removed from the Sept. 17 at the University of New drcn. Committee. Energy use is down despite the f~ct the University's building square SALE. Mexico. program in fiscal year 1983," the footage is up by one million square feet, says energy conservation One union official called Reagan report said. The total figure could Blaylock said, "In light of his engineer Larry Schuster. Both meetings include a visiting YOU CAN BET .ON A GOOD DEAL! "the most anti-education Presi not be determined, because some of budget cuts, plus Mr. Reagan's Energy usage has .been reduced by improving the overall energy lecturer in the morning, followed by G~t ready for a little action at Mountains & Rivers' 1Oth Anniversary Sale. Mountains & dent." the same children were counted in attempts to dismantle the U.S. De effeciency of the campus as well as individual buildings, says Schus small group discUssions in the after Rivers has rhe absolute greate~r In outdoor clothing and equipment and now's your both years. noon. chon(:e to make a k!\llng on sleeping bags. packs, rain gear, white warer gear, hiking partment of Education, we can only ter. Part of this overall reduction nas been the installation of a shorrs, tents, and cross <;:ounny $kls. Safe stotts Wednesday. Avgust 24th. He1e's the The American Federation of conclude that be is the most anti $425,000 generator which began providing energy for the University Reagan's budget requests for The first speaker, Dr. Jerry Chaf dt;>al .•• Teachers and the AFL-CIO issued a education President this country bas two months ago. 8/24 Wednesday 10% off everything Chapter I called for 25 percent, 48 fin, professor of special education at 8/25 Thur>day report, "The Tluee R's- Reagan, ever had." UNM uses an average of between 5 and 6 million kilowatt hours of 15% off e-verything percent and 26 percent reductions in the University of Kansas at Lawr 8/26 Fnday 20%. off evef)'thlng Rhetoric and Reality," detailing energy a month, or about 60 million per year, Schuster says. The new 8127 Sarurday 20% off everything fiscal years 1982, 1983 and 1984, ence, is a leader in the synthesis of budget cut1 in two major education Simon, a candidate for the Sen
The government first had consi dered le~ses of l. 9 billion tons on 39 Sidewalk tracts, then reduced it to 1.2 to I .5 YOU AIN'T billion tons on 24 tracts before the San Joan River Coal Team proposed HAD ONE y·---Er.rn? another reduction to 800 to 900 mil· We're putting up our pizza against lion tons to be considered in the en- anything this town's ever tasted. Sale! Savory sauce with the choicest gunk and smothered with a mountain WEEKENDS of mozzarella. You ain't had one yet? Live Entertainment This Saturday, August 27 9am Drink Spec lat. & Giveaway• What's holdin' ya? The doors No Cover are open! Wed. BASH (3 for 1) • Tburo. $1.00 Marguerlta Pants $7.50 r/p,m. il/lc/osing Coronado Center Across from UNM Shirts $5.00 at Central Buena Vista Phone lobo Plus a large selection of leather coats, shoes, Frye boots, knit shirts, sports coats, 247-9591 turtle necks, sweaters, suits & swim suits also at 5306 Central SW 836-0124 men's 8700 Central NE 299-6666 Candelaria NW 34i~·8:56EI\~~~ shop 5500Academy NE 2120 Central SEe 243-6954 --liiiiilllin Riiiio. iiiiiiiiiC Page I0, New Mexico Daily Lobo, A~g~st 26, I%3 Page II, New Mexico Daily Lobo, August 26, 1983 Arts ~i~j!~~!t~~~-f\__ r_t_s ______University of New Mexico School of Medicine, Division of Dermatology ~ 35% colo"co"§i~~ltfN~~§~ ~Life on the Road Has Paid Off Compania Growing, Thriving is studying the ~§ Student Discount CHERYL LYNN MOYA §: • By Da~ Scott effective.ness of a short-term, new topical potent steroid PrlvataorGroupConsu~a~ons WARDROBE"COORDINATOR - Workshops I (505) 696-9126 COLOR ANALYST hOr Lengendary Ktng of Blues Since 1977, Albuquerque has wit cream in the treatment of nessed the growth of a local Hispa nic theatrical company - La Cam eczema and psoriasis. ~~~~~~I_ ~v~~ ~.~M ~~~~~~ By Rudy Carrillo pania de Teatro deAlburquerque Patients should be between B,B. King. lt began as a workshop in Spanish the age of 12 and 75. PIZZA 15 OUR SPECIALTY This man plucked the blues from drama at the University of Albu" For more information, please call 277-67.70 the restless Mississippi almost 50 querque and today, the Campania is between the hours of9 a.m, and 6 p.m. Free Delivery years ago, and has been presenting a thriving, semi-professional com this treasure nightly for the past 30, pany withits own theater. Its mem * FDA regulations prohibit females of child-bearing potential to TONY'S PIZZERIA &. DELl A living legend, King and his bers are devoted to the preservation ~~!!!!!:l!!!!:!'!m!!~~P~a~r~ticipate in this ~st~u!!ld~Y·~~~~m!!~~ru 2901 Monte VIsta N.E. orchestra will perform two shows, and enhancement of Hispanic cul Saturday and Sunday, at the Paolo ture in New Mexico. (Girard&. Central at the Triangle} Soleri Ampitheatre in Santa Fe. The Campania has successfully ~~~~:.::-..-. 265-2266 Since 1954, touring has been produced an impressive number of King's principal activity, This lifes plays, in both Spanish and English. TWO WHEEL DRIVE fAT IN OR CARRY OUT tyle- somewhat traditional among They include adaptations of colonial i706 CENTRAL SE ALBO. NM ~ S7Hl6 ';!'\- Pizza (with Tony's specl~l touch) blues artists - is unique, even as New Mexican drama, modern and Italian Burrito Calzone far as musicians go. classical Spanish theater, bilingual Subs Steak Sandwich ForKing, patience, fortitude, and adaptations of American and Euro 1st Anniversary Sale a life on the road have paid off. Once pean works and the products of na just another of the bevy of blues men tive New Mexican playwrights. 10 to 20% oH on all on the chitlin' circuit in the southern Puerto Rican actor Jose Rodri United States, King now plays to guez, leader of the workshop which Bikes & accessories in stock. standing-room-only crowds. catalyzed the formation of the Com pania, served as its artistic director Bring This coupon For From Memphis, where he first from 1977 to 1982. I performed on street corners - Some of the plays performed dur ,.------.,I FREE I ing the Campania's three years in-' ''makingmorc money in a weekend Mituel A. Gall!;!gos Minor Tune-up than I could in a week" - to Mos elude dramas by Federico Garcia 1 1 Hanging cow, where he performed to sold Lorca, probably Spain's greatest LA COMPANIA DE TEATRO DE ALBURQUEROUE actors per· ADT. Brakes, Gears, Spokes, I out 20th century playwright; an adapta out houses in 1979, King has earned , form Bradbury's Wonderful Ice Cream Suit. I Lube, & Check over the respect and admiration of blues tion of "Los Pas tares" (The ______August 22 Thru 26 only .... fans around the world. B.. B. KING Shepherds), a traditional New Mex ca, is a lyrical tragedy of iii-fated . periment, to offer a way of working I I ican Christmas play; and "A New love, and "Gaspar" is a bilingual with bilingualism.'' shouldn't As touring and performing are Mexican Trilogy," featuring works adaptation of Peter Handke's ex The second concern is New Mex 1706 Central S.E. • King's life work, so the road is his by Denise Chavez, Rudolfo Anaya, ploration into the constrictiveness of ico. New Mexico is a land of oppo home. Checking in each night to and E.A. Mares. language. sites, where the laboratories of Los 1f2 block west of univ. on central work the late shift at the factory is Recently, performances by jazz ly when the prime concert audience 243·8443 g1veyou notables Pat Metheny, who also is 12-25 years old." By 1980, the Campania had The Campania is currently pre Alamos coexist with "almost one thing: there is always home and generated enough financial backing senting two plays: Ray Bradbury's medieval" communities. How to bed waiting just after sunrise. appeared at the Paolo Soleri, and In a 1981 interview with the arts magazine Horizon, King talked ab to acquire its own theater. It was "Wonderful Ice Cream Suit'' and help these disparate clements work For King, however, "checking Weather Report, at Albuquerque's out his life as a performer. In part, he named Nuestro Teatro (Our Garcia Lorca's first play, "The But together is a preoccupation of the a hangover. in" means playing two to four hours Kiva Auditorium, have also drawn said, "l'm supposed to be the enter Theater). terfly's Evil SpelL" Campania. each evening under the lights and sold out or SRO audiences. Hence tainer - the guy who goes out there Once they had their own theater, The lighting the Compania uses Giner said the best way to attack c Don't drink too much of a good thing. sometimes the stars. "Home'' is the two B. B. King concerts. to make the audience feel good, to they launched a musical interpreta for "Ice Cream Suit" has probably this problem is by "supporting and tion of the history of New Mexico, never before been attempted. The developing the local talent.'' 0 The Distilled Spirits Council of the United States. tour bus on an open road and usually Chuck Beleonardis of Big River make them. enjoy what I have to pre WATER POLLUTION IJIW 1\!Jtli~lJfl~lllio B~tilrliua. U'(J.~IIiu!JIIIII, V.C. .!I mO.$ more lights .. - and sometimes sent. "Nuevo Mexico, Si," written by play is performed outdoors. Specta· The third concern is the classical L Productions, which is handling the Rodriguez with music by Noble tors arc each given a flashlight, tradition, Giner is convinced "that more stars. two concerts, says the reason for an "l think I know my job pretty j L CONTROL welL You get out and you work as Shropshire. which they shine on the actors dur the classics exist because they state On the subject of stars, King additional show this summer is due hard as you can. You try to play as They performed the play from the ing the play and can take home as a certain. things very welL They in E doesn't have to worry about the to the effect - on the audience and winter of 1981 to the spring of 1983, souvenir. The show can be seen corporate certain eternal mysteries. King- that last year's concert pro many tunes as you can with as much G SOLAR ENERGY Paolo Soled's natural light show care as possible. qualifying it as the longest running Thursday evenings through Sept. It is our duty to make sure classical outshining him or casting him in duced. show in the state. 22, theater reaches the people." E "Two dates were scheduled," he "l try to fix my program so I'll shadow. Performing is first nature. have something thai will make them When Rodriguez left, the search "The Butterfly's Evil Spell," He said the fact that classical thea The College of Engineering will be offering these Impeccable, shining performances said, "because of the tour magic. He began for a new artistic director. showing Saturday and Sunday ter is almost inaccessible to young was magnificent. The audience was remember B.B. King. I can make relevant topics to NON-ENGINEERING majors seem to follow suit. Just listen to friends, That's what I think of when Members of group first looked with mornings through Sept. 3, features people, especially Hispanics, "is an 0 B.B. Ki11g Live ill CookCormryJai/, magnificent.'' in the Campania, but no one could an all-children cast. Giner said "it injustice," this Fall. Minimal mathematics is required. All reminisce about last year's final I'm on stage. An cntcrtairrcr trying F Beleonardis anticipates the Satur to make friends. And I think I've accept. the offer, due to prior com began as a work for children. Now The next two plays in the making courses are for three credit hours and graduate Summer in Santa Fe concert llr, bet· day evening performance will sell done pretty good over the years." mitments, They then chose to look it's for people of all ages." at the Campania are art adaptation of credit is allowed except for engineering majors. tcr yet, go sec King this weekend, out. Tickets for both shows, featuring outside their ranks. Giner said he believes the Cam Arthur Miller's "A View From the E Rodriguez recllmmended Oscar pania's productions are built upon Bridge" by Cecilia Camarillo and This latest edition of King's blues However, he notes that although special guests The Planets. arc avail able for $13.50 at Giant Ticket out Giner, a Puerto Rican author and three basic concerns. E.A. Mares, and "The Green N in New Mexico comes in response to the "following has always been Madona,'' a monologue by Denise there," and is "being nurtured as we lets in Albuquerque, the SUB Box director. "After seeing his resume The first is bilingualism. In the G Engr-N 337 (221 0) a growing jazZ/blues following. in and meeting him, we were more near future, Giner said, "America Chavez. the area, as well as a "magic'' many are doing, it is still a risky business Office at the University of New WATER POLLUTION CONTROL to assume people will come out to Mexico and various locations in than convinced he was the man for will be a bilingual nation for all prac Production of "A View From the I say King imported to last year's Bridge" will begin Oct. 21. "The MWF 8:00·8:50 am ME 21 0 sec a jatz or blues concert, especial· Santa Fe and Taos, the job,' • recalls producer-business tical purposes." He sees bilingual N series of concerts at the outdoor director Margarita Martinez. ism as ''more than the mere fact that Green Madona" will show Oct. 30 Instructor: J. Matthews CE ampitheatre. Last. year's show sold Since Giner's arrival, the Com two languages are spoken. Rather, it and Nov. 6. E our. pania has completed three plays. deals with how two cultures work "El Auto de los Reyes Magos" E Engr-N 385 (2212) Poets, Writers Series Scheduled "La Pasion de Jesus Chavez" (The together, how they express them (The Play of the Three Wise Men) Passion of Jesus Chavez) is a mod selves and hllw they find space to and "Las Cuatro Apariciones de. R SOLAR ENERGY USE This fall's University of New close out the series wth readings on em passion play about the injustices understand each other." Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe" (The I TTh 2:00·3:15 pm ME 218 Mexico Poets and Writers Series Oct. 26 and Nov. 8. endured by undocumented workers He said he feels it is "the respon Four Apparitions of Our Lady of Instructor: G. Bell ME will be one of the strongest in some from Mexico, "Bodas de Sangre" sibility and duty of serious .artistic Guadalupe) are planned for this N years, said to Lee Bartlett, director Eshleman has written many books (Blood Weddings), by Garcia Lor- groups to matk these steps, to ex· Christmas season_ 2312 Central of the Creative Writing Program. and is editor of Sulfur. G 255-9673 Bartlett and Robin Tawney, co Diane Waksoki, currently writer organizer of' the series, have sche· in-resident at Michigan State Uni doled readings and talks by five in, versity, has been a major influence ternationally known writers, as well in contemporary American verse. as pllb1.!_sher James Laughlin, Not only has she written 13 books of NEWSLAND The series will begin with a read· poetry and essays, but she also ing by William Everson on Sept. 15. writes a column on neglected Amcr· BOOKSTORE Everson, who was for 18 years ican poets for the journal American Brother Antoninus - the leading Poetry. exponent of erotic mysticism in the The final event in th series, orga Catholic Church - has published nized by Professor Hugh Witcmeyer Computer Bodks "NO more than 45 bollks of poetry and and co·sponsored by a number of Schaum's course outlines scholarship. campus organizations, will be a MORE Sept. 22 lecture by James Laughlin. Test Guides Poets Brian Swann and Michael Cliff/Monarch notes MR. NICE Ondaatje will follow on Sept. 21 and A poet, Laughlin is best known as 1984 Calendars Oct. 17, respectively. founding. editor llf New Directions GUY:' Swann has published five books and publisher of Ezra Pound, Wil "I'm nbt my old lovable of poetry, three books of fiction, and liam Carlos Williams, Denise self when I'm around Lcvcrtoy, and many others. cigarettes. I get real most recently a book of essays on Plus our excellent inventory of Native American literature, paperbacks magazines & out-of-state news• cranky. So I want all you Funding for the series is provided On Entire Summer Stock smokers to quit once Ondaatjc is one of Canada's fore by Associated Students of the Uni papers. _ and for all. And who khows? You might ellen most younger poets. His books in versity of New Mexico, Graduate 2112 Central (Across from UNM) put a smile on my face:' clude Rat Jelly and the Colluctl!d Student Association, the department August 26th & 27th Store Opens 9:00-Friday & Saturday Works of Bllly t/U! Kld. of English and the Visiting Lecture Lobo Miss 842·8678 Open 9 to 9 Every day Committee. American Cancer Society Two of this country's most well 2118 Central SE t known and prolific poets, Clayton All of these events arc free and Eshleman and Diane Wakoski, will open to the public,
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