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"1!1115 Gwinn "Bub" Friday, August 30, 1985 Thieves Steal Rugs from Frontier Walls By David Morton said. ''We were working on the ahtml and so we had it off for one Thieves yankee! down and carried day." away six Indian woven rugs esti But Villegas speculated ·ulat the mated to be worth about $4,000 theft was not an inside job. "We from three walls in the Frontier Res- trust our employees very much,'' he . taurant and Art Gallery. said. The rugs displayed on walls in the Villegas said the restaurant n;ay east-mostroom of the Frontier, 2400 not be able to collect insurance on Central Ave., were taken sometime the rugs because the thieves did not Tuesday night or Wednesday morn· have to break into the Frontier to get ing during regular restaurant hours, them. but owners Larry and Dorothy A Frontier employee first re Rainosek said the rugs were not ported the missing rugs, said Ville noticed as missing until about noon gas. None of the restaurant's cus Wednesday. tomers have reported seeing any Pete Villegas, Frontier general thing unusual, he added, manager, estimated it took only mi "It's very depressing," he said. nutes for the thieves to pull the rugs '_'It's not the value of the rugs that from the walls and escape from an really matter, it's the time you've exit leading to the parking lot behind put into it, It's a collection. and it's the restaurant. He described the theft taken several years to collect every as "coincidental," because the Dorothy Rainosek, owner of the Frontier Restaurant, points to a space now marked only by thing. That stuff is out there for peo Frontier's alann system was down. ple toenjoy.lt's ashame youhavcto Velcro strips where a large Navajo rug used to hang. A total of six rugs, worth $4,000, were "Everything is alarmed in there have everything alarmed," stolen from the popular restaurant sometime Wednesday morning. The.owners are offering - even the hanging plants,'' he Some of the stolen rugs were a $500 reward for the arrest and conviction of the persons responsible for the theft. nailed to the walls, so they were probably damaged when the thieves yanked them down, Villegas said. More Co!Jstruction Means Fewer Parking Spaces "They won't be worth as, much." The Rainoseks have supplied police By Juliette Torrez and street parking along Las Lomas pected to be completed in April the residence halls, 792 vehicles with descriptions and photographs will cease when the street is widened 1986, will house about 800 vehicles, were registered for O-zone parking of the missing rugs, he said, The University of New Mexico to accommodate traffic to and from but more parking spaces are ex near the Computer Center, wnere campus is minus several hundred the new parking facility, said John pected to be eliminated. when other there arc still 350 spaces still avail The east-most room of the res construction projects get under way. able to them. But "due to construc taurant is flanked by two exits, one parking spaces this year largely be Lasusky, acting manager for park leading onto Central A venue and a cause ofconstruction for a new park ing services. The addition to Johnson Gym has tion that is going on (for the new already claimed 150 spaces in the parking structure) it was necessary second leading to the parking lot and ing structure. "Most people don't realize new an alley. Villegas said the restaurant The parking structure near the construction takes place on parking parking lot between .the gym and to displace (some) students to the . Popejoy Hall. B-lot," Lasusky said . keeps the parking-Jot door open be computing center has eliminated ab Jots," Lasusky said. cause of fire regulations and "for out 388 spaces in the O-zone area The new parking structure, ex~ The Anderson School of Manage Dean of Students. Karen Glaser ment expansion will claim an addi good access from the far parking lot. said the B-lot will have a lighted We like to have our customers feel at tional 200 spaces, Lasusky said, and telephone area that connects directly Roma is expected to be closed from ease when they come at night, with the UNM police department. knowing they .can get inside fast." PIRG Supports Bond Zimmerman Library to Coronado Campus police will provide an Residence Hall. A road will be escort service to men .and women However, the restaurant's man stretched east across Johnson Field JiVing in the residence halls. agement is considering closing the To Fund Waste Study to Redondo Drive to provide access cast-most room in the evenings, Vil to the Student Services parking lot Glaser also said that women doml legas said. By Ben Neary New Mexico State Legislature pas and the Student Health Center, he students wiii get first priority for G sed a Jaw concerning landlord/tenant said. zone parking. "We don't mind students study· In. addition to its plans on campus relations. Parking pennits for the remaining Free parking is. available to all ing there,'' he said. "We've gained this semester, the New Mexico Pub "There's a new security deposit lots on the main campus have been UNM students on the north campus, a reputation as far as place to meet lic Interest Research Groupsupports law in effect in New Mexico," Be sold out with the exception of the where currently there are I,728 friends and have a cup of coffee or a proposed $130,000 bond issue in navides said. "What Used to happen M·zone, near the medical school, parking spaces. Lasusky said the study, and we don't mind that." the Oct. 8 Albuquerque election. If is that people would call us up and said Lasusky. · free parking lot will be increased by the issue passes. the city will fund a say it's been two months since they UNM donn students may still 500 spaces later this year. Three The restaurant is ortcring a $500"-- study to consider whether to build a moved out of their place and they purchase pennits for B-zone area shuttle buses are provided from 7: IS reward for any infonnation leading hazardous-waste depot. still hadn't got their deposit back. parking, near Girard and Central. a.m. to 6:15 p.m. to transport stu to the arrest and conviction of those ''A Jot of waste-dumping in Albu "There wasn't much they could Among the I ,500 students living in dents to the main campus. responsible for the theft. · querque comes from smaller do," Benavides said. ''They coufd businesses that can't afford to hire take the landlord to small claims waste-disposal companies from out court but Usually they didn't get any of the state," NMPIRG Director where. The landlord would just tum David Benavides said. "This new up in court and present a list of de facility wili be a place where indust ductions the tenant wasn't prepared rial wastes can be stored until there to answer and the judge would are enough to make it efficient to usually take the deductions out of take them all to an appropriate the deposit. facility. •'Under the new law, if the land "Contrary to what a lot of people lord fails to return the deposit or seem to think, we're not just young, make an Itemized list of deductions irresponsible students who are a within 30 days, then he loses the drain on the state until we gradu· right to withhold any deductions and ate,' • Benavides said. '• A big part of is responsible for the whole de our organization is showing the posit,'' Benavides said. community and the .state that stu Such legislation has endeared dents can contribute something poli NMPIRG to enough studellts to en tically." sure elbowroom at the student goV· NMPIRG is best known for its emment feeding trough. NMPIRG landlord/tenant hotline. ''We get pulled down $16,250 from ASUNM over 600 calls a month;" Benavides and $2,500 from the Graduate Stu· said. ''We extend that service to dent Association this year. people outside of the University Nearly 50 percent of that money community. We get referrals from goes for salaries within .NMPIRG. the district attorney's office, from There are five paid employees. the courts and lots of different social "I've heard a lot ()f rumors and agencies. Ithillk it's very ilnportant there was an ad in the Lobo about for people in the community to be how ()Ur money is going down the able to see that students care about drain and going illto people's pock· Kllth .. 0 ·1 community problems.;, ets," Benavides said. ''1 really (eel . . • • ...... ·...... · .. .·· . .. . .· .. . . • ...... v onzuz NMPIRG's most recellt political Smllrng feces were • common sight et thelce Cream Soc111l Thursdey. Del Stmchez ol victory came this spring when the continued on p1ge 3 lnltl'flctional Mellie Services joined • lerge crowd of ice cream guzzlers et the eest mell, Page 2, New Mexico Daily Lobo, August 30, 1985 'Page 3, New Mexico Daily Lobo, August 30, 1985 lVHeRe~_O_rt______sy_u_Pt City. Property Re-Assessea . MEXICO CITY (UPI)- The city treasury pledged Thursday to re-assess ctty property, set up new tax laws and put a stop to corruption between tnx employees and land owners. A department communique also said it would demand owners of vacant Five Indicted in State Disaster Fund lots to build on their I an~ or sell it to someone with construction plans in order involves expenditures of more than a victim of criminal abuse," B.ar Preparectness Division bl!fore he $5,000 from Rowand or CRW. It to help fulfill the housmg needs ·Of Mel(ico City's 18 mjlJion residents. SANTA FE, N.M.- Five peo dacke said during a news confer· $2.8 million in public funds from was fired last May. charges Mondragon with receiving The o:~untry' s capital became the most popul;~ted city in the world this year ple, including an aide to Gov. Toney ence. ~ i January 1984 through the present. Anaya, who requested the inves bribes exceeding $25,000 from an.d ~ontmucs to grow by several hundred residents daily, Officials estimate a Anaya and a former ~tate prepared· ·• lt alleges a pattern of bribes and The defendants are governor's tigation following published reports CRW and Rowand in the form of 1 mi!hon.ll_lore homes (Ire needed to serve the current population. nc>s
By Richard Cohen conferences than any President who are not yet rich or famous cy and not wanting to appear yourselves?" the best someone since Martin Van Buren .. So then and who know that television rude, the press played Ed McMa could d[) by way of an answer WASHINGTON - Recently, why did Reagan say what he did? can make you both. That's why hon to Reagf)n's Johnny Carson. was to say, "You should do this President Reagan called repor The answer, I fear, is that he sees there are some in the Fourth When Reagan asked, "Where more often." Ah, but he does. ters into the Oval Office for a tele the press conference as just Estate who will say almost any· have you all been keeping He does it ali' the time. vised press conference. That was another aspect of show busi thing while on television the one in which he said that he ness. His banter to the press was things they do not for a moment was optimistic about arms re in the nature of a guest's chat believe and would never put ductions, that South Africa was 'em up with Johnny Carson. Im down on paper. Television, Lobo Praised, Criticized morally wrong but tactically age is everything. Literal truth is though, is different. It's the per right, that he was not giving up nothing. formance that counts. Editor: on tax reform and, yes, now that Don't get the idea that this But old-fashioned honesty Kftn Kwapich of the Traffic Safety Bureau demonstrates the effects on a small child involved you ask, that pimple on his nose phenomenon is limited to ought to count for something. Congratulations on a fine start this year! "Bub" Henry's logo is a in an automobile accident not wearing a seatbelt. The sled simulates an eight mite per hout had been cancerous. Then turn Reagan. The President may be The premise of all these show biz fine addition to the front page. The layout is good, and the editorial automobile accident. ing to his pals, the press, the the most accomplished actor in lies is, after all, that the public is a page writers are funny {R. Cohen). Thank goodness Berthold is mis President asked why they did not town, but he is far from the only fool and th<1t it merely wants to sing- and, I hope, never to return to the Lobo's pages. A minor, but significant point: your photo on the bottom of the Co-ve reel r------, jiiiii meet with him more often. But one. Many of the town's politi be entertained. Maybe that is the he already knew the answer. He cians long ago learned that not case when it comes to the Carson front page misses the five "W".s of journalism: Who, What, Why, ~agon refuses to. all cliches are true. For instance, Show or a verbal food fight Where, and When. Its caption is no better than, say, "A photo.'' Mr. 1I . ~~\ICity 1 It would be harsh to categorize maybe the camera doesn't lie, among journalists. But presiden Mitchell should have Inquired and captioned it something like, "Con Makers of Handmade 12 Slices of Cheese Pizza 1 what the President said as a lie.lt but you sure as hell can lie to it. tial news conferences ought to struction continues on the new building for the Electrical Computer Indian Jewelry I & A Large Soft Drink 1 is really something else~ a sub Engineering Building and the Engineering Library. Presently, the OLD Put The Campus Recently, a member of Con have a different hierarchy of category of lie, a genus of un gress appeared on a television values. Instead, the value seems EECE is housed in Tapy Hall (right, background.)" I $2.25 I truth which has its roots in show show to debate the merits of a to be that nothing is as important Best wishes for a continued good publication I I Featuting Neapolitan,· I business and which, therefore, is movie. He praised it. He lauded as the performance. I Sicilian and Whole I considered to be of little con it. He said he loved it and he rip This brings us back to Reagan S. Karni I sequence. It is, in short, a per ped into anyone who was critical and the press conference. Ever Professor Wh=.!. ~!!za I In A Mailbox formance- thesortofthing you of it. It was only after the show since John Kennedy, the tele Director, Graduate Studies 1127 Harvard SE 'h blk S. of Central~ see all the time on the Johnny was over that he admitted he vised presidentill rrss confer Carson Show. Carson asks a didn't particularly like the movie. ence has been used not just to ·----.if'iiW4----· guest why they're not on the The press, too, seems infatu· inform the public, but also Daily Lobo show more often and the guest ated with the performance. and increasingly- to enhance Just One Short Question says something about being Washington is now replete with the presidential image. With Editor: busy- Vegas and all. The truth talk shows in which journalists Reagan, the attempt is always to Subscriptions is that they'd kill to be on the compete to see who can com show him at what he is not Has the administration any ideas on how to improve the present Attention Former Patients of show more often. bine the political views of Fran• informed and up on the details horrible parking situation? Now Only In Reagan's case, the truth is cisco Franco with the demeanor of government and, thus, willing that the press would love to have of Dennis the Menace. Most of at any moment to have a press Dr. Juan M. Lucero Edward DeJongh more news conferences. They the participants are fine people conference. Reagan may be Dr. Lucero announces the opening ofa new practice $15 A Year lobby for them and, from time to and some of them have gotten many things, but well-informed at 4815 Vz Central NE, across from the Hiland Thea time, a White House reporter rich and famous for their ability is not one of them. Editor's reply: ter between Happyfeet Orthopedic Shoes and Luis's For just $15.00 a year, you can have writes an article about how to deliver a quip under pressure. Probably for reasons having to Apparently not. the New Mexico Daily Lobo mailed Reegan has held fewer press This has not been lost on others do with respect for the presiden- Italian Cusine. Practice specializing in Spectical Re fractions, Daily & .Extended Wear Soft Contact anywhere in the United States. Mailed•everyday of the regular school Lenses, & Soft Contacts for Astigmats. year and weekly during the summer session. Send it to your relatives or Call 265-4076 for Appointment, friends- it's easier than writing a let -i_b_'"'a_iiJ_LO_._bo_. Ask for Elly ter about what's happening at UNM. Or send it to yourself. 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"The interaction between Drought brought those hardy far The crowd gathers slowly, By mers into these cool highlands and a demographic profile on Uni~ students and faculty helps in student twos and threes they file into the where rainfall is greater than in the versity students. retention.' t huge, darkened amphitheater. flere, lowlands. Heavier winter snows Herta Teitelbaum, acting assis The manual, titled ''When Stu a mile and one-third above sea level, also feed crystaklear streams like tant vice president for academic dents Have Questions: A Mamtal for the night sky is breathtaking. Bril Frijoles Creek, which still runs affairs, said the manual is a "more University Faculty," begins with a liant stars and the Milky Way's. down the immense canyon past the polished" edition than the version demographic profile of UNM under swirling arc of cloudy light mingle area's largest ruins. released last year. graduate students. Age, gender, with recorded flute music composed Bandelier's earliest pueblos were ethnicity and geographic break a thousand years ago. "The manual is applicable for all small. Built in the late A.D. 1100s, downs are given. This is Bandelier National Monu the faculty," said Teitelbaum. "Not only a few have ever been exca ment. Fascinating by day, nightfall only the new faculty members but Suggestions for assisting students vated. Times were hard, for cold transforms it into an even more established faculty members as in the classroom follow the demog night-time temperatures prevented well," she said. Teitelbaum also raphics, along with a referral guide. majestic theater-- ancient, radiant abundant harvests and many villa said the ma1tual would be helpful to Tutorial services, financial aid, and emotional. The crowd is gers statved. Later, about A.D. hushed. They turn to w.atch flash teacher assistants and graduate housing and grievances are some of 1200, the first large cliff dwellings lights twinkling along nearby paths assistants. the subjects listing references. were built. as latecomers arrive from surround . Throughout these canyons, cliff Finally, the faculty manual gives Teitelbaum, a former dean at Uni ing campgrounds. Kids snuggle dwellings faced south to catch the suggestions to students on how to versity ColJege, said the manual under blankets, quietly awaiting the winter sun and their back rooms came about to increase student re improve reading and test•taking promised Friday night campfire lec were often cut into the soft volcanic skills, as well as suicide awareness. tention. "We've been quite con ture. tuff of mesas overlooking Frijoles "We are not asking the faculty to cerned with the transition from high Just as quietly, r watch the crowd, Creek. One can still see these • 'cave Thursday's Welcome Back Daze activities included a Health Fair where graduate student Kirk assume responsibility for their stu school," Teitelbaum said. "It is the half-consciously counting heads rooms" ali along the main ca Andrews had his blood pressure taken by Jayne Bradley of the Student Health Center. dents," said Teitelbaum. "Students most critical time of their lives. If while I listen. British accents carry nyon - the countless fist-sized complain about receiving a runar Kathy Gonzalez Student Health Center staff and other volunteers were available to check blood sugar levels they (students) can make it through · softly from the second row uf socket holes were used to support ound at UNM. The manual tries, in a and give vision tests as well as provide information on a. variety of health related subjects. wooden bleachers. On my right roof beams, or vigas. The Good, The Bad ;md The Ugly band entertained the lunchtime crowd Thursday as part of small way, to ease some of their (the there is a friendly twang typical of Welcome Back Daze. Band members are (from left) Lewie Wickham, Jerald Lujan and students) problems. Because Frijoles Creek offered a Club Opened To Graduate and Research Assistants the Pine Country between Houston dependable year-round supply of Jackson Kane. "We sent a survey to the faculty and Lake Charles, Louisiana. Con water, the huge, circular ruin of lly Juliette Torrez said. "lt has been long overdue." because they are faculty and staff, food and liquor sales and mem for their reactions and suggestions necticut's clipped vowels are out Tyuonyi (Chew-OHN-ye) grew un Ugly& Your The 400-member club approved too.·'' bership dues, which cost about (to the manual)," Teitelbaum said. there too, but hidden in the dark.· til it was two or three stories tall and Members of the University of "A committee in the spring semes Sari Stein lights a bonfire at the Mother the measure by vote last spring, but Because of liquor laws governing $3.50 a month for teaching assis contained more than 400 rooms. every saturday night New Mexico Faculty/Staff Club "not that many assistants know ab private clubs, Yates said there was tants and research assistants and ab ter incorpoarated the reactions from amphitheater's edge, then comes to Founded around A.D. 1300, it pros the faculty." sit in the front row with her tape at carlisle gym Dresses You have agreed to allow teaching assis out it,'' said Yates, because the club "no way" undergraduates would be out $5 a month for faculty and staff pered into the early 1500s, then was on unm campus tants and research assistants mem had limited hours during the summer allowed to become members. members. The club has recently .eli Teitelbaum said the committee recorder. She arranges these prog abandoned when Pueblo people con Funny? berships in the private club, which due to a loss of management. Guests must be signed in by accom minated initiation fees. that formed the manual was made up rams for the Monument, and tonight centrated their settlements along the recreaUonal features a restaurant and a bar. panying members and must be 21 of staff and faculty members. Dean I am to speak on "New Mexico's Rio Grande Valley., a few miles to "The membership in the:) past was INTERNATIONAL DRESS Terry Yates, the club's board of years old or older. Yates said the club plans to hold of Students Karen Abraham and Archaeological Heritage.'' the east. directors president, tabbed the move just for the faculty," said Yates, an open house Sept. 13 from 4 to 7 Robert Weaver, dean of admissions As the flute music .slops, the FOLKDANCE as a "great idea. who sponsored the proposal. ''They Besides a meeting place, the p.m. Regular hours are from 11:30 speaker's stage is lit and my friend, As the lecture ends, a young MAKE TRACKS and records, are two of the people on BEmNNERS LIKE A .. It alw;~ys made me mad that my amended it to include staff and it has Faculty/Staff Club offers lunch and a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through· Rory Gauthier, now a ranger at the woman asks what eventually be the committee. TO KIHKO'S. WELCOME assistants couldn't be members,'' he finally opened to graduate assistants a bar. It operates on proceeds from Friday. Monument, steps up to introduce came uf those who inhabited the im pressive villages all around us. I re Class Readers at teaching 7-8 HUMAN IN . me. lie brings the hushed crowd requests 8-l 0 back to earth with some anecdotes, mind her that the story of New Mex low costs Mexico Ends Diplomatic Freeze welcomes them to the Monument, ico's heritage is one of pain, to students. COTTON AT and introduces me handsomely as hardship and ingenuity, but, above Open 7 days Department With Central American Country author of the fat textbook Prehistor all, one of.hope and of triull)ph. De Chris' GOLDEN GATE scendents of Tyuonyi, Keresan lan 2312 Central SE Indoor Store of ic Ne.w Mexico. He waves the book 255-9673 MEXICO CITY (UP!)-Mexico signed a statement recognizing lef ostentatiously before the crowd, but guage speakers, still inhabit the Rio Clothing • Keys • Tobacco Psychology ended a five-year diplomatic freeze tist rebels fighting the U.S.-backed neglects to mention that he co Grande Pueblos of Cochiti, Santo 119 l4 Harvard SE RESTAURANT Clinic with .El Salvador, restoring full rela government as a "representative authored it with me, was born and Domingo and San Felipe. In fact, announces tions by naming a new ambassador political force" and urging negotia raised in Los Alamos, and knows each. fall several ofthem enroll in my class "Ancient Man in New Mex Chiilese food~ Szechuan and Mandarin . Stress to the Central American country, the tions to end the fighting. more about the archaeology of the Foreign Ministry said Thursday. The Salvadoran government and surrounding area than all but four or ico," at the University of New Mexico. •·····················~············ • - M·F: Lunch Qpen 11·2/Dinner f1pen 5·9- Management The Foreign Ministry announced the leftist opposition met for two five living scholars. Rory is modest. -· SaturdaiJ Open 12·9- Workshops that Federico Urruchua Durand was rounds of talks in 1984. However, Next it is my turn. Someh\)W I After more questions and several •: The AIMiquerque :• offered free to any named Mexican ambassador in El talks broke down late last year and don't feel much like a scholar favorite anecdotes, the crowd drifts Saturday alltJoU can eat buffet UNM student. Salvador. Urruchua Durand is cur diplomats say no substantial prog tonight. In fact, I ;~m as awed as the away, flashlights twinkling. Later, a ,·:: rently the country's ambassador in ress has been made in private nego kid in the front row who wears his meteor shower explodes above the :. just $3.95 or A La Carte dishes Sessions begin week Jamaica. tiations. baseball cap sideways. I tell him that stare lit north rim of Frijoles Canyon. : 31~KE : of Sept. 3rd Call in - CarriJ out For further information, A spokesman for the ministry said Relations between Mexico and El the great villages in Bandelier Still the kid, I wish on each "shoot f Address: 138 Har"ard SE or to enroll, call 277·5164. that the new ambassador should be Salvador have improved under the National Monument were a haven ing star" - glad that the magic of : ~_.DP : Phone: 256·9706 in El Salvador within two months, current administration of President for descendents of the many Cha archaeology has never died within but no exact date had. been set for Miguel de Ia Madrid, considered coan towns which fell into ruin dur- me. , .. • him to take up his new post. • more conservative than his prede The restoration of full diplomatic cessor. • • DOMINO'S I I relations ended five years of strained The first sign of the thaw was the • • $1.50 Off 75¢0ff ties .since Mexico withdrew its presence of Foreign Minister Ber I Gel75e oft any custom rnade •• • 1 c;;et $1 50 oil any 16 Oom1nos P1zza ' 1 Oomino·s P1z:za and enJOY one ambassador in August 1980 after nardo Sepulveda at the inauguration PIZZA : delicious pizza' Mexican free-lance journalist Igna- The • • Limited Delivery Area of Salvadoran President Jose Napo I UmHod Dollvtry Atto Offer good at all Albuqwrquo atores ' do Rodriguez Terraza was killed by leon Duarte in June I984. 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Not all novelists be ~ 1f2 BLK, W, OF UNIVERSITY . ~ By Kelly Richmond After having spent the summer come good screenwriters, but Ill': 243 ·8443 ill Isaacs has adapted to the new Insulting the school cafeteria is a laying in the sun like a lizard, it_,._,,,,,,,,...._,,...._...._...._,._...._,._,...... _...._,,...._'Ci drinking beer andgoing to mind medium well, delivering a tight, long ano honored tradition in Amer blackly funny script. ica. The cafeteria at the University less movies like Teen Wolf, there are advantages to autumn .. You 8ut this movie belongs to the "One of the year's funnies~ engaging and thought-provoking real· life dramas:' of New Mexico has been no excep cast, especially Sarandon, who - Stephon ·Shal!ler Uti M2!FHlr16 can put away your sunblock, tion, The SUB c~tfetcria (officially drink white wine and look for received an Academy Award Hooks you from the start and never lets go." known as the Sidewalk Cafe, which nomination for Ar/antic City. She "****· .. Wrlliarn Woll, 6anneH News Servlt::l!s ward to intelligent, adult movies is a little stnmge since there's no is one of this country's most ver "An authentic surprise - intelllge111, wry and sidewalk anywhere near the place) with nary a teen.ager or a glitzy special effect in sight. satile actresses, able to move thoroughly entertaining." -Joy'"'"'"''"· o""""' basically deserved it. It used to be a easily from the eroticism of her ''Wildly entertaining." place to grab a quick bite between A case in point is Compromis performances in Preuy Baby or ~ SI~Piiilll S<:hlll. Vaoily J:Jur cl!!sscs, but certainly not someplace ing Positions, opening in Albu The Hrmger to the slightly drab, to be frequented unless starvation querque today, Directed by slightly befuddled Judith Singer. was impending, . Frank Perry and starring Susan. Sarandon can project more.. with Well, no more. I am in the some Sarandon, Raul Julia and Edward her eyes than many actresses can what awkward position of having Herrmann, it has been adapted with their entire bodies, decided that the food at the SUB for the screen by Susan Isaacs The only scenes that jar, cafeteria is actually pretty good. from hernovel of the same name. strangely enough, are the argu Cinecom Before you call the happy farm to ments between Sarandon and '•''"~"' ,.., •·· v·. Sarandon plays Judith Singer, I-Jcrrmann as husband and wife. get me a cab, let me tell you that a Long Island homemaker and MUST END SOON! there have been some nice changes The fights arc too realistic, too DQH li"AHCHOB former reporter whose joumalis· NIGHTLY: 7;15 & 9:30 ?10l;ICENJRAL Sf "247·4414 in the quality of the food. painful in the context of (even SAT/SUN MATS: 2:45 & 5:00 tic curiosity is piqued when her black) comedy. They fight too Remember that silly round thing dentist is killed ill his office. De which slowly rotated, depositing well. . more Circle K-quality sandwiches spite the objections of her work Sarandon is well supported by with each horrible spin? Well, .it's aholic husband Bob (Herrmann), J~;~lia, Ivcy, Mary Beth Hurt as and with the support of her tough gone, rt' s been replaced with a her compulsive neighbor Peg, talking best friend Nancy (Judith who has a fondness for fondling make-your-own hamburger bar, Ivey), Judith investigates the with tasty ingredients and - get .knives, and cspcciully by Josh murder, working with detective Mastel and Deborah Rush as the 1985-86 Student Directory this- delicious, fresh bread and David Suarez (Julia). rolls. A one-third pound charbroiled feckless Dicky ano Brenda Deletion of Names and Addresses burger is $2.29 and after you pile on As in many gooo whodunits, Dunck, in-laws of the deceased, Any student wishing to have his/her name deleted your own ingredients it's definitely the victim, Dr. Bruce Fleckstcin, !Jcspite that, and despite some better than McDonald's. They also is a sleazy guy, the list of sus Susan Sarandon enjoys a trip to her soon-to-be-deceased dentist (Joe Montegna), occasionally sloppy camera from the Student Directory must stop by the Student work, Compromising Positions ActitiVites Center located on the first floor of the New have hot dogs, chicken sandwiches pects is long and the murderer is and fish sandwiches in this area. .after Judith. Whodunit indeed. is a treat, biting and mordantly Mexico Union Building (SUB) Room 106/ before Friday, With the rc111oval of the dreaded The Sidewalk Cafe has much to offer students, including this And why? Iogue by Isaacs and some fine Mommie Dearest and the classic per middle class domestic life: funny. It's worth the price of September 6, 1985. rotating thing, you can now see into recent renovation •.. a make-your-own hamburger bar. acting by the cast, which includes Diary of a Mad Housewife with Compromising Positions was admission just for Sarandon and The plot, although credible the some of the finest actors pre· Richard Benjamin and Carrie Jsaacs' first novel and has been Ivcy's description of what hap Medical School Students should contact the Student the kitchen. They aren't afraid to let and sometimes quite clever, is you sec the food being cooked. A Omelets, eggs, pancakes, pizza, Thanks to the new changes, howev sently working on the New York Snodgrass - and once again he followed by Close Relations and pens to dentists when they go to Affairs office1 Basic Medical Science 107 and pick up the really only a vehicle for crisp very encouraging development. deli sandwiches (hot and cold), er, it's no longer such an awful stage. proves his talent for presenting a Almost Paradise. All have been hell: oral surgery, eternal root deletion form. soup, salad, four pastas, desserts, choice. direction by Perry, witty dia- Perry's earlier films include realistic yet satirical View of up· bestsellers and Almost Paradise canal work ... you get the idea. They also have a pick-your-own ' Law School Students should go to the Dean's Office ingredients baked potato available. chips, fries, onion rings and more and get a deletion form from Ed Fuge. arc available. Ano the prices arc Editor's note: Tlris is tire second Possible choices include: mushroom usually in a league with local fast. in a series of reviews of restaurants sauce, cheese sauce, bacon bits, food joints. in the UNM area. Tire restaurants green chile, green onions, butter, reviewed are chosen by the selective sour cream, jalapenos. and chili con Some of the old drawbacks still judgmetrt of the artS; editor. Similar· qucso. The cost, at $1.89, is compa remain, of course. The atmosphere ly, all opi!rions e,tpressed are the rable to Wendy's, Arby's, eta!, but is reminiscent ofFurr' s and the lines (even in off-hours) can make reg subjective opinion of tire reviewer. N.M. 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"With throwing the football, By Jay Raborn vidcd to team members, Reno de comfort, placing her into the best passing to those teams trying to Western Athletic Conference ram, University of New Mexico sperately searched in vain for ~omc seat while providing her with the catch up, champions under Edwards and you've got a tremendous re Women's Athletic Direc.tor Linda source - the pros arc right there Ann Reno ventured to China to bottled water. water she needed. Then as they But some coaches, facing the finally left the big-fish-in-a Estes said she will protest the 1985 gain some playing experience, but Finally, turning to her Cantonese emerged into a drizzling rain, in a equivalent of third-and-long small-pond knock behind la.st and they don't play you; they athletic department budget. want to help you," Bicknell said. instead came home .an emissary of opponents who didn't speak any En nnal gesture of friendship between when they took over their prog year with a national title. ''I don,'t think the budget 1sfair," cultural exchange between coun- glish, Reno began an exasperating the athletes, the Chinese removed rams, have caught up with the big 'Tm sure a lot of people, Estes sa1d Thursday, "We were BesiJes BYU, other passing tries. process of gesturing with her hands their jackets and placed them over boys by throwing the ball. especially out East, thought all asked to absorb a disproportionate teams expected to challenge for Embarking on a three-game tour to indicate she needed something to Reno's head. In retrospect, Reno re The !list two national cham BYU did was throw the ball a lot share of the budget cuts and I'm the national title are Maryland Qf China with her California club drink. tains that moment as the best one of pions, Brigham Young and and play two-hand touch below going to try and have it changed, If with quarterback Stan Gclbaugh earlier this month, Reno, an incom- Finally undcr~tanding Reno's re aU. Miami, have had passing the waist," Edwards said. there's a reduction in revenue I don't and Iowa with Chuck Long. But Even if it's not as macho as ing freshman at UNM, expected to quest, the Cantonese rcspondecl by offenses. And the dominant play have any problems sharing in it as for passing's excitement and learn some new tricks against the taking Reno up to their dorms, the "They were so nice and they did er in the game last year was Doug running, coaches around the everything in their ability to go out long as it's proportional." growing success, throwing teams Chinese competition -· feats she first real personal exchange between Flutic, a 5-foot-9 quarterback country arc finding passing more are still in the minority and likely could later transfer to the court for the country'~ athletes. Earlier, the of their way to make me comfort who took full advantage of his to their liking. Since 1975, the In the budget released Wednesday able," Reno said. ".I'm really glad I the women's program, while to stay there. the Lobo women's basketball team. obligtltory tour and exchanging of coach's wid~open attack. average passing yards between Presents would·b.c exchanged and presents had been completed, with got to do that, because it was really "If you feel it in your heart, two teams in Division I-A has accounting for only l9 percent of the '• You may continue to see pas the countryside would be visited, all Reno one day musing how under nice to get. to sit down with each passing is the way to go," said increased from 239.2 per game to athletic department's finances, re other." sing becoming more dominant, in the name of diplomacy and cultu- vclopcd the country was as her train Jack Bicknell, the Boston Col 362.2,. Passing yardage went ceived a 42 percent budget reduc. but the teams that are able to con raJ exchange. passed through 11clds and villages. There was only one week in land lege coach who turned Flutic down 3.3 yards per game last tion. Much of the loss in revenue Linda Estes trol the football, play good de But a funny thing happened to the The Chinese seemed nice but of the Great Wall for Reno, but the loose four years ago. "You can't year, but was still the second came during the budget's final draft· fense and have a sound kicking 5·10 point guard. somewhat superl1cial in n SECURITY IIELP NE~DED for the New Mexico ond "Women's Ou!de tq the Wor~pJace''· Room% WOMEN (:Ill l,OO~ING FOR female roommate, MAZATLAN WITii COLLEGE lours. Las Notlcias SUB Basement, '271·2,8.. 8130 llach will have bedroom and study, Smoker .• have 2 State F.air. Daytime I 1·5 or evenings. Apply in person Thanksgiving weekend 11/29·12/2. Flisht pack~g~ cots. 296-6841. 8/30 at Tingley Coltlseum. Applica\lons accepted Tue~ .• $!15.4 days. College tours- 296-1584, 9/10 Nllt:DIOO OVERWEIGUT people for her~al weight Wed., and Friday of ,his week only. 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