VOLUME LIV NUMBER 40 DREXEL UNIVERSITY, PHILADELPHIA, PA, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1979 Security measures tightened by Nail Schwprhng and IS tx’inK carried out b> the mitted Sccurily on c;impus has Wells Karnos«'iirit> guards McCol^an explained that this is recently N'cn lifjhtfncd in an Some s(>curity measures that for the ti*'nefit of everyone usin^ effort to reflmc the number of were implementefl t>efore are ttie facility The number of roblKTies in building" Accordint; t>einn enforced to .i further lockers broken into has to Frank McColnan, Assistant def>r(H' noA Students and faculty decreasH significantly under Director of Safety and .Sectirity entennt! the gytn must now show this approiich the plan to do this was initiated avalidiitedl f) card Individu.ils Prior to Wells Fargo's arrival b\ [)irector of S<>curitv Kd Smith, not atile to do so, will not tie ad on June 1. stricter security measures were also put into effect in the CSC K.AC complex Individuals entering this building after hours in p m during the we<'k must give the guard-s their It) card w hich will U-returned when tfH'> leave the tiuilding This IS in addition to the previously re<|Uired late passes \I<'Colgan stat(“il that the man.igement of Wells Fargo is M LEm Ung mui'h more interested in security problems than was their pred**cessf th»-se, i:i a r e at The Student Allocations chairman. The six students (M'rmanent jmsts and six are Committee (SAC' has finished its representing the student body are inobile Student guards are on hearings for the 1979/80 fiscal chosen by Congress and ap­ dut> t«-tw(><‘n 4 p ni and H am year In a report released this proved by the Dean of Students, during the week and 24 h o u rs a week, a total of $44,095 was who then forwards their names to (fay d u r in g w e e k e n d s allocated to .TO of the 34 student the President of the University organizations with funded status. for final approval. The amount will be taken out of F'or an organization to be the S22,'j General University Fee granted funded status, it has to WKDU D.J. Suspended paid by each Drexel I'niversity meet certain criteria set down by student annually. Under the b y Fruncine Doiivvt^s mittment ' What this IS con­ suspeasion. also, at a general the Eligibility Commission of existing arrangement, the For some time now. Drcxel's cerned with IS basically the right meeting for WKDl "s members, it Congress. For example, when a General Fee contributes $25 per radio station WKDC. has l)cen foi' a political candidate in a had been stated that the station group applies for funded status, it student to the Student Activities trying to have a r«iuest for a |)arty to have the right to ri-quest would adopt a policy of no in­ is placed on probation. During Fund which is dispersed to the power increase from ten to one of a broadcasting station time terviews with political can­ this time its activities are various organizations. hundred watts approved Last «)ual to that which the station didates at all. which would monitered to find out if it is According to Dr, Jam es term, an incident occurred which may have given his/her op- alleviate any hassles with the meeting any particular need of Hallam, Dean of Students and may delay a final decision for [)onenl If an interview is con F C C ruling the student body. If the C hairm an of the SAC, the the |X)wer increa.se a bit longer ducted on-the-air. with one During one of the interviews, organization if found to meet the remaining $2.'?0 contributed to the The Federal Communication.s candidate, the other person the list of the candidate's party’s criteria, it is granted funded General Fee by each student goes Commission iF.C C.i, v^'hich running for office can legally other ballots for various offices status, and authorized to send its to the upkeep of facilities such as regulates radio broadcasting, has demand that the same amount of was also read; rightfully, all budget to the SAC for con­ the Library, Physical Education certain policies vshich were lime be devoted to him t)v the remaining ballots in all other sideration. Center, Creese Student Center violated t)y WKDl' The par­ station (this applies to television [)arties must be read also on the and the Laboratories. It also The following is a list of ticular incident in mind con­ also I When Charles Bowser was air Santo Cannone, station guarantees each student such organizations and their cerned an on-lhe-air interview interviewed by WKDL'. not only manager at the time, requested publications as the Lexerd, allocations for the fiscal year w'ith two political candidates in did the interviewer (Ms. that Ms. Stroman see that this be Triangle and the College jour­ 1979/80. Also listed are the Philadelphia; Charles Bowser, a Stroman) neglect to record the done. It never happened. nals. allocations for the 1978/79 fiscal candidate for mayor in the interview in the station log book, Both interviews took place The SAC itself is a twelve year and the difference (in elections held this past May, and an F C.C. offense in itself, she during the air time of WKDU’s m ember committee made up of 6 percentage) between the Henry Di Bernardo, a candidate also did not make arrangements •'Black Experience in Music” students and 5 faculty members allocations for the two years. for city C'ouncilman-at-large. to have the other prim ary program. Ms, Phile Stroman, a former mayorial candidates speak on the With various penalties now set Funded 1977/78 1978/79 1979/80 1979/80 part-time student at Drexel, was air. against her, Ms. Stroman began Organization Allocation Allocation Request Allocation not able to be contacted for an When the Executive staff of to attem pt to appeal the interview, however students WKDU found out about her suspension of her license, which Accounting Society $ 300, S 350. $ 1000. $ 360. currently a part of WKDU were errors, they decided to suspend was to be revoked through both Afro-American Society 3300. 3000. 4050. 2700. able to relate the incidents her privilege to broadcast on the Spring and Summer Terms. Amateur Radio Club 1000. 900. 2580. 900. leading up to Ms, Stroman’s air for a week. During this time, At this time. Dean Walter ASPA 210. 250. 510. 225. suspension from the air. Ms. Stroman conducted another Womack, the Faculty Advisor for Astronomy Society 100. 525. 2335. 400. According to F,C.C. ruling, on-the-air interview, this time WKDU, was notified by the Biddle Law Society 100. 235. 125. radio stations must provide with Henry DiBernardo, another Registrar’s office that Mrs. Phile Bowling Club 600. 700. 1150. 720. political candidates with what is political figure. This action was Stroman was being dropped from Cheerleaders 1200, 650. 2260. 1350. known as "Equal Time Com­ in direct violation to her Continued on jnt^c Commuter Coalition 2475, 1900. 1450. 1125. Debate Society 1750 1800. 900. 450. DISA 400, 750. 2185. 500. Ice Hockey Club 7500, 8600. 17,643. 8600. Korean Karate Club 300. 300. 650. 300. Ledger 1900, 1800. 1822. 700. Lexerd 30,000. 38,340, 45,400, 38,500, Marketing Society 300, 350, 893. 360. Math Society 120. 150. MAYA 1600. 1600. 2400, 2150, Perspective 1611. 1700. 1960, 1850. Psychology Club 100. 200, 400, 225. Publications Darkroom 2000, 1400. 2294, 1450. ROACH 350, 1325. 250. Russian Club 950. 100. Sailing Club 1500. 2400. 3970. 2800, SAME 100, 100. SAM 250, 325. 1360. 350, Student Congress 3800. 2800, 5160. 3000, Student Program Board 23.000. 29,600, 49,480. 31,500, Student Court 25, 25, 25. 25, Technical Journal 4800, 6500. 9299. 5400, Ukranian Club 1350. 180, Triangle 20,500, 24,000. 28,500. 25,000. Volleyball Club 600. 900. ' ^ ' I i ! ■ f . • ■,, r . . 12,600./ WKDU 9210. 11,525. 17,796. .It UrtWi’l's radio si.itum \S KPL Dy Rick Mazic 1440.95 DREXEL TRIANGLE Pago 2 July 6 1979 ANNOUNCEMENTS lo iiarlicipalc ConlacI .)an<’ Take A Bike Hike accompanied by application Blvd and go down the Black WKDU SIcllw.iHoii, A-'SiKialc Dean of tdanks that are available in 145f| Horse F’ike to the finish line in Arc you rloinK somclhing Sludenls, in l((K)m 21.') CSC or H!).> The Dpfjartment of Recreation •Municipal Services Building or Atlantic City at Bader Field (Tc.'ilivcly f.'intaslic lh;il you 2.")n7. il >011 arc uileresled is now acceptinj; entries for it.s Koom 1226 I'GI BIdg . Broad & w.inl (Kwipic to know .ilxml ;ind 12th Annual Bicycle Hide to Arch Sts All entries must (>e Accounting Society (MThii()h they cHn loarn Irotn'’ Atlantic City slated for Saturday, received by Tuesday. July .31 Arc you tryln(> lo do somclhitn> Help a resident August 4 The group will leave at 6 A M The Accounting Society will Ihitl's mlrn'uint’’’ Well now, The entry fee of $4 must fx- Aug 4, from 15th St and Kennedy present .Neil McAloon, manager tn.'iyhc you deserve time on the Anyone interested in workinn 1 of the management consulting liro^rarn "SfK)tliKlil ' heard on with Ihe Krcshman HesidenI service for Touche Boss i Co, WKDi; radio, with your host Orientation Comniitlce please ClasslfledClasslfiedClasslflec Tuesdav .July 10 from 1 (Ki - 1 .'to Willie Conner conlact Helen F-'ernandez al FOP SALF Whepm Mark 7 Orqan Univo« TMt STUDENT PATHOL rently in rtx)m :i08, Matheson Mall If you answer Ihe (jueslions Calhoun Mall < or 895 Elpcfrtc Piano Amppg BT15 Amp on laktnq applications for summ er wheels, Reverb K»?, M7 L'*she on wheeli employment You must br available to work yes, cttnlacl Willie Conner, an 20421 or allend Ihe first m(*etinn Call 396 7SI9, leave message ST07IJ79 varied shifts and be scheduled 44« next meeting will t>e on Thur extra dollars? You can earn S3S a week for flSI ST0nj7» A class trip lo(;reat Adventure two 4 hour work days Work mvolves general -day, July 12 S,\\I is open to all Attention to all student clean up of an on Campus Fratvrnity house FOR SAie Sears coldspot 4 S cu ft Amusement f’ark is tn'ing con- Hours are negotiable) Please call (2I5) ??? refrigerator DOO Phone II? Ask lor majors and we encourage this ort'ani/.ations There is important sidcrH for a F'riday during the after* PM ST07?079 Paul ST®7«4?* diversification .So lake time out (nail in your boxes Iwated near summer term I’lease call 21.5- of your Thursdays lo come over (he Main Desk in the Cree.se :(H7-een p la c e d .\l> THE Help a transfer students, faculty and staff of 'Olutely no refunds for classified Drexel Hniversity e.xcepl tho^e afis TRIANGLE \'olunlecrs are needed lo (>ive Student Congress lor individual businesses There Maxinuirn run is ,1 week- lour ol Ihe cainpiis lo new is no charge to regular ad classified nuisl Ihen !«■ resub NEEDS 'I'ransler .Students on ,)uly !t 'I'he student ('ongress Meeting will verlisers of Ihe Triangle for milled lor ctmlinualion Tear lours arc one-hall hour and they be held on July 10, 1979 at 7 (Kl I’M classifieds -heels or pr(K)fs .ire not -iipphed WRITERS. lari al Ihe Mandell 'riiealer al in room 4014 KA(’, It is im­ :! All other classified ads must (i All alMPve information niusl 12 :tii 'rransti'r sliidenls already perative (hat all new Congre.ss be l’l{K I'AIl) I’re paid be compleled lo insure (»roper Why not stop by .illciidin(4 classes arc eneouraf’ed members attend classifieds are non-cancellable Hiserlion and improve yours and non commissionable 1{,\TK $1 50 lor first 25 words, 5f jier 7 ,N() I’FH.SdNAI.S WHILE WALNUT WEST IMPROVING OURS 40th and Walnut Sts. Bring this ad for these special items: 3 AST6 0 Min. Cassettes for ^1.00 Am Radio ■ ^2.98 AMIFM Cassette Radio ■ $39.95 « /> PIONEER2 Way Speakers ■ ^59.95iPr R'-l¥-n«ezes. In frosty fruit flavors. o Nothing takes the heat off like an icy cold Baskin-Robbins Freeze We take two generous scoops of sherbet, or ices, or one of our fabulous Chilled Ffuit Sherbets, spike it with carbonated water and whip it to a freezing froth. t n C-c-cooling and d-d-delicious' o BASm-ROBBINS ICE CREAM STORE CO FRIDAY NIGHT FLICKS presents Show Times 4 & 7 p.m. Stein Aud. Only We Wimt yoiir businesvs like aiw other bank. And we know how to ask for it nicely. July 6 My name is John Mather, hello.

^ FlDEimr RIWK rniuTMiv tWia' t'liciuuii Siavi 1-V-’ “(SSV S 3 DREXEl TRIANGLE July 6 t Paqe 3 News notes P$oph Poll There is a hum anitarian nuclear (.niwer plant at San I.uis h y I D movement sweeping over France Obispo This event is only beaten which hopes to provide by Urown's fence hopping stunt 'ignificanl financial aid to done during the F’roposition 13 Oo you think nuin- ('f tlio Ct-in'ral refugee's from \'ietnam The outrage movement tiegan in Strasstxiurg F it >Iuiu1(1 1)0 used lor Sludciil F'ee for Krance and encompasses the A snake charmer in Pakistan .\cti\ itK's’’ Ttio Coiu'nil 1 hich prostitutes of that city Each [>ersuaded a petween $11 5() and $23 00 slip[x>d an (K'cuII charm on the (950 to KHi francs) to the Ked (X)liceman's arm. saying it would Uirry Wiler Cross So far the prostitutes in protect him Mike Tucker pholi) by F^i Senior Mechanical K.ngineer (irenoble and Toulouse have Policeman Tasadduq Hussain, MB.\ tiraduate Student Yes. we need money for more joined the relief drive and an bitten by the snake fell un- Probably .so, it dwsn't seem activities, inflation cats up ap[X'al has been issued to F’aris consious immediately upon being enough or like a fair balance It available re.sources bitten and died on the way to the affects what can be done for the (Jovernor Jerry Hrown hospital Police said snake students "jumped on the hand wagon " charmer Qay Hajan popped his once again as he joined a cobra hack into its basket and demonstration against the escaped Transfer students

to pre-register Nancy Ash Bienstock MBA Ciraduate Student by Neil Schroerling John Ul)e went through in their pre­ Definitely, so more programs Carmella (iualtieri Senior • Business .Administration f’re Registration for transfer registration process can be offered to attract better Junior - Chemistry Yes, Drexel has a habit of students will he on Monday. July The program involves talks l>y films and speakers such as Chris Of course, with such low forgetting the original pur()ose of 9 Students that participate in this Nancy Woznica, of the Student Miller or Fred Staraska. budgets, organizations have to their fees. We're getting the program will be able to go Transfer Committee; Jane limit many functions. shaft. through the same basic Stellwagon, Associate Dean of prwedures that the freshmen Students and Lynne Dalla, Assistant Registrar Students THE WURST HOUSE • 43rd & Bqltimert will also meet with their D.J. academic deans and their PCATURING U N IV m iT Y CITIES' BIST SANDWICHES Cooperative Education coor­ dinator AND LARGEST SELECTION OF IMPORTED AND suspended Following a luncheon with the DOMESTIC BEERS. Transfer Student-s Committee, { tin n n n r j t ’liin / participants will go through the the official class list of Drexel. course scheduling process and due to failure to pay a bill Since attend a Residence Hall and off- this meant that she was no longer campus meeting. a Drexel student, her appeal to There will also be a campus Drexef Pizza revoke her suspended license was tour from 12:30 - 1:00, leaving not of consequence anymore. from Mandell Theater. If you are Sue Schwartz interested in giving students a Talking with Al Stretton. Pre-Junior R e s fa u ra n f KDU's present station manager, tour, contact Jane Stellwagon in They should get more money, it he said. "She basically went and room 215 Cree.se Student Center, should be more student oriented. 107 N. 33rd Sf. did these interviews acting or call her at 895-2507. without any authority on it. Any interviews with political can­ EV 2-7413 didates have to l)e approved.” When asked whether this in­ Breakfost-Lunch-Dinner cident might hamper WKDU’s effort to acquire an increase in w o m e n s • Sandwiches • Hot Platters their power. Stretton stated, "That's something the Ad­ medical center ^ Italian Dishes • Sea Foods ministration would have to an­ birth free outpatient swer." control early detection abortion Since there are already counseling pregnancy testing facility ANN0UNCIN6 standing policies concerning part-time students participating (215)265-1880 NEW in activities, WKDU has been 20 minutes from Philadelphia going over these in more detail, DaKALB PIKE AND BORO LINE ROAD 14” large Pizza since Ms. Stroman was a part- KING OF PRUSSIA, PA 19406 time student, and therefore had Hours: paid no Activities fee. "'We’re Mon. thru Fri. 7 am to 10 pm clarifying .... (these policies) .... so that something like this Sat. 8 am to 10 pm doesn't happen again", said Sun. 9 am to 10 pm Stretton. ^ tte r o f 10 Minute Take Out Service" w e have The Triangle offers a challenge! RACkS Of fACtS. heAvenly snacks. Con you fill these positions? We need people for: anO all one micht need to help Relax •accounting •market research • typing For the Inraest, m ost •ad sales vom/ilete svlvclion of •payroll nnanagement •graphic design Periodicals, Paraphernalia •credit management •keypunching and Snack foods, Accept the challenge! Join Triangle. £ WALNUT MALL ^ 3925 WALNUT STREET

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EDITORIAL Increase student allocations Four years ago, when the General F-ee student organizations, their grouth. and the charged to students was $217, 523.50 of this L'niversity’s growth is inhibiti*d. Ihrf)ugh was allocated to student organizations. For the these organizations, students contribute to the academic year 19"^9/80, during the times of Drexel com m unity as well as preparing double digit inflation, the Cieneral Fee will l>e themselves for the real world, after graduation. up to $255, but student organizations will only It would seem logical that the .\d- receive $25 of this. ministration of the L niversity would want to A closer look at the General Fee will reveal make this investment is its students uith in­ that over $1(X) is used to maintain areas in the creased funding, the Student .\ll(Kaiions Creese Student Center and the Fdutational (Committee (SA( ). which distributes these Activities Center. Tuition can noi pay for this funds, would h a \e less trouble in directing this since these facilities are not used for academic money. It is obvirius that student purposes. The fee also includes $Vt which g(H's organizations that receive S.AC funding don’t to the Men’s Athletic Ass(Kiaiion and $4 to the get uhat they request. However, there are Women’s Athletic Asscxiation. many new and existing organizations that Students can certainly benefit from the would increase student interest, that don't aaivities provided for through these funds. .As receive a cent. exhibited this pa.st winter, a winning It would also seem logital that » ith the ne« Basketball team can create a tremendous method of schi'duling employed, which Discover The Taste of India At am ount of schf)ol spirit. Flowever, there are provides large gaps In-tween classes, the ad­ many vital student organizations dependent on ministration would like to have more students the student fee that provide services that the involved in these groups. H\ denying these University relies on. These organizations also organizations r(K»m for expansion, and by II provide invaluable experience for the students limiting the amount alloted to S.'XC, these involved. groups and the university are not operating By limiting the amount of funds allwated to at their potential. Indian Restaurants Now Offering the Widest Selection of Vegetarian LEHERS and Non-Vegetarian Dishes Re: Reporting 110 South 40th Street, 222-2245 Editor, Drexel Triangle: than an accurate understandmg start competing with other Two recent interviews with me of my statem ents This is colleges " .\s IS evidenced by the 237 Chestnut Street, 627-3020 on different topics by members of evidenced by two "letters to the continually high ratings in the your staff have resulted in editor," one from a faculty annual .A.M'P surveys, Drexel 20% Off With This Ad Or Your Student l.D. leaving your readers with less member and the other by three has been and will be competitive junior accounting majors Iticicentally. the letter from the In the first article, the choice of three accounting majors also had a negative headline. 'Drexel .Not an erroneous comparison bet­ for IJberal Arts Majors." ween the size of the Drexel Ac­ clouded the point that the College counting Department faculty and of Humanities and Social our neighlxirs south of Chestnut Sciences is intended lo be a Street The Dean of their college unique college of its own rather will be more than happy to than a traditional liberal arts discuss this with them college. Smokey Joes The second article, dealing S. Herbert Raynes TIIK I’FANSTITITION with faculty salaries, quotes me Vice President for Academic Affairs W .\LM T .\T KMh STHKKT as saying, "we are not at>out to rh ilm le ip h ia , I’a. 19101 222-0770 Wednesday Night Parties at Smokey’s Joe’s "Kstablished in 1926"

July 11th-Irish NightI Aug. 8th - VaudcvilU Show! FDITOK-IN-CHIKK; Neil Schmerling Joimespn Special Heineken Special BUSINESS MANAGKR: Eric W. Valaika Live Irish Band Starring Will E. KeHy NKWS; Christopher Holden and Francine Douwes, Co-Kdilors; Mary Mancini, Mawuna Gardesey, Joseph O'Brien. July 18th ■ Country N»-Downi Aug. 15th >'50's Night! KKATLKKS: Uuss l.alli, Kditor: Tim Fuhr, Assistant Editor; Mary Ann Green, Frank Chmielewski, Leo Slivinski, Steve Jack Danielt Spteial Schmidts Special Cioeta, Nancy Ash Bienstock. Live Country-Weitem Band Twitt ft Jittarbvg Contest SPORTS: Anthony Cirillo, Editor; Willie Conner I'llOTOGRAPIIY; Rick Mazie, Editor; Howard Greene, John July 25Hi - Christmas Party! Aug. 22nd - Appraciatlon Night! Tulk, Tom Ross. Jm gk B*«s Special A t M eat S k t M l PRODUCTION: Rob Schinimel, Editor; Debbie Wagner, Paul Simon. Paul Wehner, l^za D'Allessandro; Typists: Kathy Santa Claute - livel OwrthMhttotheWed. Eggleston, Kate Wirth.Jane Cohen Crmvdl BUSINESS: Dave Van Oelder, Advertising Manager; Sharon Segrest, Stuart Kopperman Aug. 1st - Night in V«nic«l Aug. 29th - Lohor Day WamMlp! FINANCIAL ADVISOR: John Davis. Amaretto Special BoMermaker Special OHicW wwipipir pnWtln d Fridayt M iif tht fow idwol ttra t ky tin stu^Mts ti Drtitl UaivariilT. 12nd Clw$«iwt Cettvmet, a mwttl Mmiar Special 6-9 Strtcti, MiiMtlphh, N. It)04. Hmm M 2-0100 «r IfS- 25IS. OfiKltiii ar* Ml mctiMrilT Hmm tf iIm Uahrtrsily w o( iIm TriMfl*. ratts foraiiM «pM rtvwit, AMnu i l kninui cwwiMiiicaliaiu to Iht ■ wIm u Mwiagtr. Al (llwr cwntpM^MKt, iMrtM to tk* Etitar. Conrifkt. l«79Tk«DraitlTriiii|lt 6IANT PARTY ON WEDNESDAY f HE 4TH! Hnisiinu m unoNAt «ov»nswc it CASS student Advertising, InceqMnted Put Some WHOOPIE into your Wednesday 6330 N. PHUsfciRoed CWu(e,INineis6064« DREXEL TRIANGLE C t Classical album reviews July 6 1

by Stuart Kopperman the musical theme of the section have heard, whether in ttie The stones themselves, as with market square or in Philadelphia Orchestra A any myths, are very involvK) Shakesju'are's theatre Four Legends They deal with heros, gixis, Ttie second part consists of Greg's translation Holds its own, from the 'Xalevala death, and the adventures that go courtly music It is mtisic for and nevertheless Beethoven Symphony with them The t>est known atxnit (]ueens The first two Roadrunner is a bonus, tiut is No, 7 in A. section, the Swan of Tuonrla. a seltvtions are an interesting pjiir The Ndked Eye' by now less novel than labelmate sweet, moving piece echoing the in Angel S-37537 and S-37538 Jonathan Hichman's original song of the swan that guarded the The second pari consists of classic (or the Sex Pistols' These two records reflect two entrance to the mythological land courtly music It is imisic for an massacre of the song) The generations of the Philadelphia of death almiit Queens The first two Greg Kiln Band original Roadrunnor works Orchestra The generation of .Ml foii; pieces, some of which selections are an interesting pair l>ecause Hichman's atonal voice (Irmandy is ending, while Muti's are rarely hoard are beautiful in that one praises Queen overpowers the mellow in­ is beginning This set gives the and pop will be equivalent of Bowie's Rock n' national epic. Sitielius to latest. The Naked Kyr, is decent, although it leans set their ideas to music. There is powerful Hhythmically, it is years than the dates would seem demonstrates, Beserkley's roots toward generic California rock no attempt to musically follow a superb and has been to show are tn the Archies and the So Kihn's on the right track If story line as in Tchaikovsky's choreographed several times The final section deals with Shondells (ireg's producer, only he can learn to stay away "Peter and the Wolf " Rather, This performance is one of the Italian songs Rather than the Kenny I.aguna, was a i>art of both from sweets the theme of the storv t>ecomes l>est and makes an excellent lute, the deeper sounding of these groups ' Such sounds can representative recording for an Chitarrone is heard It is simular be contrasted to the rougher edge album collection lo the cla.ssic greek 'Kithara " of f)ower [Hip. with yesterday's Moving Targets/Penetration and was considered a better Dave Clark Five, and tixiay's Frank Chmielewski instrumentation, is somewhat instrument lo accompany voice (heap Trick (sometimes) as O Mistress Mine The album is an excellent and Moving Targets, Penetration's futuristic (Future Daze, Silent examples of more palatable rock James Bowmen and interesting presentation of a first album, is a pleasant burst of Community). Life's a (ianihte n roll Perhaps what I am Robert Spencer sound rarely heard tmlay and intelligent New Wave The five and Stone Heroes were both suggesting is that this reviewer Serophim S-60323 makes for a gixxl change of pace recommends "sugarless bub­ piece l)and has released this LP previously released as New Wave blegum in their home country, England, singles. The album is worth obtaining for these alone, par­ Some of (ireg's better songs late last year, it should be in our Tchaikovsky. Symphony record stores some time this ticularly the former, which Spencer is the lutist and an have l)een cover versions, No. 4 in F Minor, Op. 36 inheriting their punch from the week proves energetic songs do not expert on the history of lute songs, as can be seen by the London Philhormonic original, like Buddy Holly's The powerful vocals of lead have to be devoid of technique. As album notes. Jam es Bowman is a Angel S-37296 l.ovp's Made A K(m>1 Of You I Not singer Pauline Murray are does Too Many Friends, which is F'ade .Away), and Springsteeas astounding. She is the Annie Reggae-ish, in the .same sense counter-tenor. A counter-tenor is a male alto While rarely heard Kor You. which livened an earlier Haslam (listen to Reunion) of the that the Police's guitar rhythms are called Reggae Actually, this tcxiay, the counter-tenor was This is another in the new 1. P , (ireg Kihii Again. This New Wave, and sounds like Patti Angel series of Tchaikovsky year, C!reg received another gift on the group's version of Patti song transcends Reggae through common in Elizabethan times. a complicated production. Bowman has trained his falsetto symphonies conducted by from Bruc«, the previously Smith's Free Money. Such Rostropovich Once again, F:ssentially, Penetration sounds register to recreate this lost art. unreleased Rendezvous. A comparisons are unfair, l{ostropovich brings out the full the way a heavy metal tjand like The record is divided into four splendid rendition, but probably however, for Pauline Murray is beauty of Tchaikovsky's Russian Heart would sound if they were to sections. First, music of the more noticeable, I fear, because her own stylist. flavor. The entire work moves of Its author, than because of Both the lyrics, and the band's play New Wave. Theatre is heard. This is music the average Elizaljethan would CDiinmii-il 0)1 /iii.iji’ 7 FREE IM P TO AfLANTIC CITY! ^ All Drexel Instrumentalists (especially trumpets, ^ basses and percussion) are invited to join the Summer Band. I Rehearse in air-conditioned comfort (9-2032). I Stop into the Department of Music office I (9-2018) to register and for additional I information. (Phone 895-2452) JOIN NOW! Rehearsals at 7 p.m.: July 1 1 ,1 8 , 25 and August 1 Concerts: August 5, Convention Hall, Cape May, N.J. 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Alvin Alley Memories and Visions, a film featuring tunes from t>lues to classical to spirituals Sun . .luly 1 at 8 p m Admission $2 50 Ballet Des .leunes will perform Tower Thealor Blondie Kotkpile (featuring Dave Kdmunds and Nick tow el Fri July ].1 at 7 p m Tix are $7 and $8 Steve H.-ickett ' Hruford Fri July 20 Tix are Kobin Hood DpII Fast MC fi-22.->4 $5 00 and Sfi .50 Ja/7 Festival To Tlieater Devo Mon July 'Mi Maymard Ferguson - Mon 7-9 ftickle Ix?e Jones, Thurs July 19. 8 P .M Tickets Della Re(*se. Jimmy Holmes, Mickey Coppola, rhe Crucifer of Blood. Sherlock Holmes por­ $6.50 and $7 50. 7 16 trayed by Paxton Whitehead. Direct from Broad­ .Ml Philadelphia Jaz7 F'estival featuring Michael way with 4 Tony nominations. At Playhouse in the Pedlcin. Jr . .Vlickey Coppola, a Quintet and the Red Park. GR7-17(K). Also, check into the Dinner Theatre Ciarter Dixieland Band. Fri 7'20 special Sarah Vaughn and Billy Eckstme. Mon 7'23. B B King and Chuck Jack.son. Mon 7/30 Suddenly The Music Starts, a Moe Septee The Who's "The Kids Are Ail t{ight" for six weeks presentation at the Academy of Music Cabaret iH'ginning Fri , July e Showtimes are -I ;«). 7 oo and Theatre. The musical revue features gospel, jazz, y :i0 p.m . Mon , Thurs , Fri , and 2 3f), 4 :«J, 7 (X) disco, blues hoogie, woogie, tap dancing, and even and 9:30 p m on Sat .and Sun Tix are $4 00 classical ballet. Two Tony awards nominees Johnny The Hot Club - .'>4.5-5051 Brandon and Henry Le Tang Do are the com­ Richard Hell and the Voidoids plus special guests. poser/writer and choreographer respectively. 7/6 - 7/7. Performances are Tues. - Fri at 8pm, Sat. 7:45 & Destroy All Monsters with Ruby and the Red­ 10:00 pm. Sun. at 3 and 7:30pm. Tix are $7.50 - $9.50 necks, 7/9. and available at the Academy box office and (tobin Mood Dell West Tina Peel plus the Punk Rock Janitors, 7/10. ticketron locations. Renai-s.sancc Sat . July 21 at 8 p m Tix are $5. Fashion, 7/11 $8.50 and $10.00. Teenage Head and the Mods, 7/12. Man of La Mancha, starring original Broadway star Richard Kiley, is currently playing the Jam es Taylor and I^rry Coryell, Fri July 27. $5 Academy of Music. In addition to the Tony-winning general admission, leading actor who originally played Quixote almost Chicago, Sat. Aug. 4. Tickets are $10 and $6. 14 yrs. ago, are the original director and choregrapher Albert Marre and Howard Bay. PM A Garden Party. Tix prices range from $7.00 to $20.00 and are Free Jazz with: available at the Academy Box office & Ticketron. John Mimmis' Big Bone Band, 7/9. Bijou Cafe - 7:15-4444 The John DiMartino Sextet, 7/11 and 7/13. The King and I at the City Line Dinner Theatre. Spaces, jazz fusion Fri. and Sat. July 6 and 7 at Sponsored by Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Call 879-4000 for showtimes and reservations. 8:30 and 11:30 P.M. Association Insurance Co. at the PMA Garden. 925 Gypsy now playing at the Riverfront Dinner Bill Evans Trio, 7/11 - 7/14. Chestnut St. For info call 629-5000. Theatre. John Hammoi.d / Roomful of Blues, 7/16 - 7/18. The Jeff Lorber Fusion / David Sayh 7/23 - 7/25. Nighthawks - 7/26 - 7/28. My Fair Lady will play the New Hope Theatre Henry Paul Band w/Ron Crick. Mon. July 9 to from July 24 to August 28. Wed. July 11. Shubert Theatre For info on .season .subscriptions, party group Tim Curry and Laughing Dogs. Mon. July 30, 8 discounts, and showtimes call 862-2041. P.M. Tickets are $4.50, $5.50 and $6.50. Bay City Rollers, Fri. Aug. 3 at 8 P.M. The Mousetrap, an English mystery by Agatha Christie plays the Hedgerow Theater thru July 14. Performances are Thurs. $4.00, Fri. $5.00, and Sat. (Jrendel’s I.air Cabaret Theater $6.00. All shows begin at 8:30 pm. All seats are La. Opinion. Latin Salsa on Wed.. July 27 at 10 reserved with group rates available by calling 565- p.m. 4855. Smipz. Thurs., July 28 at 10 p.m. Comedy Workshop Feat. 7 Fhilly funny men. Sundays at 9 p.m. Also at the Hedgerow Theatre, Lysistrata, Jackie McLean Quartet. Jazz. Mondays at 9 & 11 Aristophanes' farce that has Greek women plotting p.m. a war strategy that takes their men off the bat­ Reilly & Miller. One Dollar rock concert rite on tlefield and onto the peace table. From July 19 to Aug. 25. Tuesdays at 10 p.m. Disco. Fridays from 10-2 a.m. Saturdays from 12-2 a.m. Oklahoma runs thru Sun., July 24 at the Bucks Scott Joplin & Friends • A Rag Time Musical. Tue. County Playhouse. - Fri. at 8 p.m., Sat. at 7:30 & 9:30 p.m., and Sun. at 3:00 & 7:00 p.m. Chaser. Thurs., July 12 at 10 p.m. Brigadoon opens on Tues., Ju n e26 and plays thru July 8.

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