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5-6-1985 New Mexico Daily Lobo, Volume 089, No 147, 5/ 6/1985

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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1981 - 1985 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1985 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Fastballers' fade Impressive improvisors Thf;) baseball team's .the Phantasmagoria hopes for a .conference Improvisational group championship took a wants to carry on · .step backward in fall­ the tradition of ing to UTEP. ~econd City .. See Sports for ResQits See Arts

Vol. 89 Monday, Moy6, 1985 Hearing focuses on VNM employment Farer backs By Camille. Cordova co-op funds Employment discrimination at the By Ben Neary University of New Mexico was the focus ;()f a h.:aring Thursday called University of New Mexico Pre:li­ by the New Mexico Advisory Com­ dent Tom Farer sUpports increased mittee to the U.S. Commission on funding for the Skills Center and the Civil Rights. Child Care Co•op. The committee, chaired by for­ Farer spoke before administrators mer New Mexico Lt. Governor and members of student government Roberto Mondragon, heard pre­ Friday at a meeting to discuss the sentations Thursday morning by structure and allocation of manda­ Un.iversity President Tom Farer and tory student .fees. other UNM representatives. Testi­ Student fees accounted for about mony from various community $176 of the $408 paid for full-time groups filled the afternoon session tuition this semester. of the hearing. the purpose ofthe hearing was to During the meeting, ASUNM update a study done in 1980 on the President John Schoeppner said. status of affirmative action and em­ ''We need a way to get student input ployment opportunity at UNM con­ into how student fees are altocatcd.I cerning salaries, race and gender. have a real .Problem with the debt• l\1ondragon stre<;~<;(l that the data ,$el'\!'iCC. {~." being presented lias not been con- · About40 percent of student fees, firmed by the commission and was $2.5 million this semester, is allo­ bcing.aired publically in order to in­ cated to debt-service. Debt-service Jorm the respondent (UNM) and pays off bonds that the University solicit corrections, if necessary. issues to pay for new buildings on Current data was provided to the campus. committee by the state Human UNM President Tom Far• and alflrmative-action repr~~HntatiVe Bernie S._,.z speak at a •• At the last Board qf .Educational Rights Commission. meeting of the New MeKit:t:l Advisory CommittH to the u.s. Commlaion on Civil Rights. Finance meeting," Schoeppner Many of the presentations ac­ said, ''they re~flnanced the bonds cused the University of "institution­ above the national average in hiring secondaty schools in New Mexico, Farer, in tum, called Anderson's and UNM's debt went from $30 mil­ al mcism," a charge that was dis­ and admitting ·.to study Hispanics and inadequate preparation of stu­ statements "slanderous." lion to dose to $20 million. So why puted by Farer. and Native Americans. Of course, dents for higher education. Ac:cordio.g to the data ·(rom the shouldn't that savings be passed "We feel that we hav~made gains we do not show these groups at their George Anderson, .of the New Human Rights Commission, the tot­ along to the students by cutting their · over the past several years, and we demogmphic level in the state." The Mexico Rainbow Coalition, said al employment increase in the past fees?" are detennined to continue to make reasons for this, said Farer, are the that the University had a system of five years is less than S percent. Farer responded 1 "That's a mis­ gains," h~ said. "We are, of course, high dropout mte. in the primary and "apartheid." When broken down into the diffe­ conception, John. To think that any "The University of New Mexico rent ethnic and gender groups, the time we reduce our bonding costs we is a racist, se~tist, ethnocentristic, increases are distributed in the fol­ ought to refund the money to the Hillerman latest to resign biggotted institution,'' said lowing manner. (All catagory labels students is a non-sequitur. If we rc- Anderson. · eonrlnued on (Mge B continued on paje a By Stacy Green bos, Jose Martinez and George Triandafilidis, professors of civil 1 An award-winning author and engineering~ Anaya backs bare minimum' tuition journalism profeS.'IOr, Tony Hiller­ • Ahmed Erteza, professor of elec­ man is the latest in a succession of trical and computer engineering; By keUy Richmond distinguished University of New • Robert Evans, director of the hon· Mexico faculty to announce their ors program; Gov. Toney Anaya spoke on a resignations this year. • William Huber, dean of Universi­ wide tange of educational issues Fri­ Among the faculty and adminis­ ty College; day morning at a forum with stu­ trators leaving UNM this year are • Harold Meier, associate professor dents on the University of New the following: of sociology, and Charles Wood­ Mexico campus. • Clinton Adams, .co-founder and house, professor of sociology; Among the issues discussed were director of Tamannd InstitUte; • Beaumont Newhall, visiting art fu11Cfing, tuition rates, financial aid, • Richard H. Clough, Comic Huls- professor: Tide XX, affirmative action, centers • Loren Potter, professorofbiolog• for technical excellence, the possi· y; and · bility. of a stUdent member on the • GlennWhan, professor and chair· Board of Regents, problems ofNa­ man of the chemical and nuclear en• tive AmerittiR'i, investments in gin~ring department. ·arid .the recent con­ UniversitySecJetary Anne Brown troversy at KtJNM•FM. said the number of faculty resigning ASUNM President Juhn ot retiring this year •'seems like a lot Schoeppner begafi the meeting by to me, but I don't have any figures." reading a resolution passed by the Br~wn attributed the turnover to student Senate stating that UNM stu­ retirement. "We've got a lot of peo· dents "commend and thank Gov. pie reaching the retirement age who Anaya'' for his efforts on behalf of are leavhtg, '' she said. the University of New Mexico. But .several retiring faculty and Anaya began the forum with com­ administrators attributed their de­ ments on funding levels and tuition partures, in part, to frustratiott with tatcsf snying, "Philosophically, I the University attd LegislattJtc. come from a background that I feel "The attitude of the Legislature th~ best tuition level is n free tuition toward education and futtding level. "Realistically, we'll never education in New Mexico is vety get there, so r•m litltadvocating that depressing~" said Hilterman, who as an alternative here tOday. But J Sandra Tatum ends his 22-year association with say that in terms of a benl!hmark of Gov. Toney Anaya addresses que$tions lrom student body UNM June 30. leaders across the state on Friday in the SUS Ballroom. Tony Hillerman continutld on page 6 continued on page 5 Page 2, New Mexico Daily Lobo, May 6, 198S Pllge 3, New Mexico Daily Lobo, May 6, 1985 l'lreRCpOn By United Press International Company will pay cash for textbooks By ,Ben Neary Jackson s:~id that Nebraska Book Nebraska Book also buys books pays stu<;fents as much as the Book­ the Bookstore is stuck with at the end It's the end of the .semester and store would wl\en it buys books th~t of the year. most University of New Mexico stu­ will be used at UNM again. "The Jackson said there are "four or relocates to N.M. dents are broke, There's nothing in student is going to get exactly the five used book wholesalers around the fridge and nothing on your ,, same price whether we buy them or the country and we use them all. We lOWA CITY, Iowa-The comic by 700 newspapers. The biggest I, shelves but textbooks. The solution? they buy them," deal with them because we want to strip "" i$ moving growth came when Garry Trudeau Sell the books. Both Nebraska Book and the buy used books from all of them." from Iowa to New Me~tico later this took 11 hiatus from '' Doonsbury ,' ' The Nebraska Book Company Bookstore pay students about 50 ''The service actually saves stu­ month, but e~tcept for Opus the pen­ .. .Breathed said 200 newspapers wants to buy them . . . for less than percent of the price of a book when dents money," Jackson said, "Of guin riding an occasi.onal cactLJs for added Bloom County in that period, you paid for them, of course. it'sgoing to be used again, Nel>raska course, they wouldn 'I be here if they fu~t, cartoonist Berke Breathed says but more importa!llly, none of them They're at the UNM Bookstore this Book then sells the books that will be weren 'I going to make a buck, It readers won 'I notice any difference, dropped it when Doonsbury re- week and they pay cash .. used at UNM to the Bookstore for doesn't make the pul>lishers h~ppy Breathed is taking his wry, satir­ turned. · exactly what it paid the students for but it saves the students about 25 ical sense of humor to Albuquerque, BreatlJed populates his strip with Cy Jackson, bookstore director, them, percent of the cost of a new book." N.M., on May 16, accompanying a host of critters and people, all of says the Bookstore uses Nebraska Nebraska Book makes its money There are books lh!lt Nebraslm his !;irlfriend, Sylvia, who will take them with some (

The Lobo also wishes to correct the spe/lingo.NewMulcoOO//yLobo oro.thooooftho takes two days a month and two weeks atrthor solerv4 Unsigned opinion Ia that of the ed lto-t tnd rifleet. the editOrial policy ohtle papetj bu1 doll not n...,.oanlv reprnent tho v10W11oftl>o mombero ot the 0.1/y LobO ~~atf. annual training to serve. So you'll have time I BRANCH RANK AFM/MOS Nalianal Guard I I ?o Rico: 721-4550; Guam: 477-9957; Virgin Islands end will edit lotioN tor length ond llbelouo content To get the total picture on opportuni· (St. Croix): 773-6438; New Jersey: 800·452·579·1. In AlaBka, t

~ i - ' Page 9, New Mcxioo Daily Lubo, May 6, !985 Page 8, New Mexico Daily Lobo .• May 6, 1985 Co-op continued from page 7 · Hearing------going back to school. "They either students to see whether they will be $1,800 a month," he said ans and sc•ences a11d architecture "A real advantage of the co-op work from August to January or happy with the careers they're plan­ In addition to the motley they program is that it gives you lots of conti11ued from page 1 Asian Americans and one American the commission, although the com­ "The last. three deans that were versity we have some of tbe best stud

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The Land of Enchantment Quarter Horse Shi!W brought plenty of excitement to town, Aprii27-May 3, as competitors vied for points toward cash prizes. Horse showing is a multi-million dollar business ·-' ' for some, an enjoyable sport for others. Many of those in Albuquer­ Vehicles Included . ·.r···... f. Your credit record, if que for this sl1ow travel throughout the country with their horses in the Plan. you have one, must indi- and are committed athletes. In some classes, basic ranching skills ·f are assimilated into timed events such11s calf roping, dally team You may choose a " cate payment made as roping, cutting 11nd trail. The Quarter Horse Association also offers new 1985 Thunderbird, • agreed. LTD, Tempo, Mustang, equestrians the chance to exhibit line riding techniques that require . **$400 Purchase hours of training. Both Western and English saddles are used in Escort, Bronco II or light ~ Allowance. these circuit shows, and ages range from toddlers through senoorc· trucks up to F-250. citizens. Make your best deal. .. use the •Pre,Approved Credit. $400 as a down paymentor receive a Just meet thref'! simple $400 check directly from Ford after the sale. conditions: . • You must have verifiable employ· ment that begins within 120 days of your Ford Motor vehicle purchase at a salary sufficient to cover Credit ordinary living expenses and your vehicle payment. Company • You must have pro

Trainer Debbie Warrick, of Corrales, warms up for competi· tion by toning up the head-set of her.quarter horse. . . •··~ ~.. .

photos by Sandra Tatum Page 12, New Mexico D,Uly Lobo, May 6, 1985 Civil engineering Page 13, New Mexico Daily Lobo, May 6, 1985. THAI HOUSE has 3 openings Is now cofeteria style Symphony presents concerts Arts All Meals, Lunch & Dinner By Stacy Greer\ The New Mexico Symphony Montreal .and St. Louis sympho­ UNDER $3.50 The University of New Mexico civil Orchestra will conclude its 1984- ni¢s, as well as symphonies in Open Monday-Saturday engineering department is having dif­ 85 season this weekend with per­ Europe. He appeared with Next year's Popejoy season scheduled Lunch 11-2 Dinner 5-9 ficulty replacing four professors who formances of Hector Berlioz's Te NMSO in 1983 .. ~tire this year with a combined ex­ Deum and Beethoven's Sym­ In addition to these perfonn­ By Kelly Richmond 106 Bwena Vista 247-9205 perience of Ill years at UNM. and in (across from UNM behind 31 Flavors) phonyNo, 3, "the Eroica." The ances, NMSO · will present the whose honor a department emeriti performances will be at 8;15 annual Mother's Day concert at A wide variety of theater, dance and other entertain· I! L'Orchestre de Toulouse (November). A major fund has been established. p.m. Friday and Saturday in the Rio Grande ZOo. The concert ment has been lined up for next year's Best of Broadway orchestra from Paris which has had several highly Retiring are department Chainnan Popejoy Hall. is free with admission to the zoo and International Theater series in Popejoy Hall. acclaimed tours of Europe and the United States. The Cornie L. Hulsbos and ProfessPrs Conductor Raymond Leppard ~ $3 for adults, $1.50 for Shows tbat will be featured are; show will feature guest soloist Brigitte Engercr, • The Magic of D11vid Copperfield (September) . .An all Richard H. Clough, Jose E. Martine~ will be leading the orchestra, seniors and cl!ildren ages 3 to 11 • 42nd Street (March 1986). The song and dance spec­ and George E. Triandafilidis, NMSO Chorus, Albuquerque and free for children under 3. new show by one of the top illusionists. tacular that won the 1981 Tony Award for best musical. SAVE 10%! Bruce Thompson, .civil engineering l!oy's Choir and guest tenor Jon More than IO,OOOarcexpectedto • American Dancemachine (October). A company of • The Real Thing (April 1986) The winneroflast year's professor and head of the department's Garrison. attend and a shuttle service will 20 dancers perfonn selections from 16 popular .Am<::r· Tony Award for best play, it is a story by Tom Stoppard WE'RE TRAVEL PACK emeriti fund-raising effort, said the de­ Leppard was born in Great Bri­ be operating. ican Broadway shows. about love lost and found. I! Cyrano De Bergerac (October). The classic story of partment has not found replacements tain but resides in the United \l'Seating infonnation and re­ • In addition, three other shows will be added. Negotia· SPECIALISTS fpr three of the departing faculty. States. He has conducted orches­ servations arc available through unrequited love, starring award-winning stage actor tions are currently under way witll ''a popular American tras all over the world, including John Cullum. comedian" and "a major female vocalist/entertainer." "We have not been able to attract the NMSO Box Office, at 220 the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Gold S. W., by calling 842-8565 • Noises Off (November). A successful play in London Ticket prices for students for a subscription to all 10 Whether you're vagabonding through anyone yet.· We've made several and on Broadway, it is a farcical look at the human shows range from $65·to $100, which is substantially offers, but to date, no one has accepted the Metropolitan Opera, the San or, outside Albuquerque, 1·800· Europe or backpacking In the Rockies, we Francisco, Detroit, HPuston, 251-6676. frailties of a provincial theatrical company and the lower than the $165 to $235 that single tickets will cost. 1111Y of them," Thompson said. ''Send h

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Clemmer Tune Up $15 $8 27 lf. 1W' reg. tube $2 $1.50 Ed Asnef, Alan Arkin, John Be­ 27 x 1%" TR tube $4.25 $3.75 lushi, Robin Williams, Joan Rivers, Zefal HP PUmp $10.00 Elaine May, Bill Murray, Robert $7.65 Kline, Joho Candy, Alan Aida. with this ad Question: What do the famous names on the preceding list have in CONCERTS «nd a .NIIhltntDII Smr,... a1 the Vorte" Theatre:, May Mwcu.ni nf Fine Area Ia Santa Fe present;~ "SoUth· common? If you answered that they 3401 Ceatr~ NE, Ul throuah JUne t, Fridays and Satutdays 211 a p,Ql.. 1 west '8S:-A Fine Arh Comp!ltltion,'' throuah2·May J.·B#X'E and Sunday$ .at 6 _p.IJl, fot r~rvati!llll! call 'h~ 1_2, A juricd ·exhibition representing lhc works of 9' 1 are all actors (as well as directors and Just West Of Carlisle . . . -· . . - NMSO 9111· Sub~rlpdq11 C(lltm't, a~ l'qpcJoy -J-.:all, . -M\l$CUm I I 0 0 0 lh¢1i.He at 247·860p. 'The Voi1C}I IS located on Buena Southwestern artists. hours arc 9-4:4!1, a .... ·e.f May 9 and- 10, E:l! p.m. Works by Bcriloz and writers) you are indeed correct. But ~ 0 ;, ! • !I • VlstaSE, just south of .Central. TUesday·Sundll)l, .Adml$.sfonJs J~~. 'For more ]pfo. 'P-ED-IJP 265·5170 Beethoven wl11 be: featured. For ticket Info. ~;all the • • ~ 0 ,. ' • Phantuimlaorla l_mpro.vlaatlonal Dnlrt present& c~ll 8_27..646(), if one looks a little deeper into the • • • 0 ~ • ~ I'IMSO.BoxOf(lceot B42-SS6S, "99 cent Surprise Nishi" a,t' E,J, 'sCoffccShop, Yale Ruth Rllmbtra (11lleey presents .;olor pbotosraphs TheMni.Pappct_s, Eti~Y De'roll8aad_and S•aarede backgrounds of these artists it wHI and Silyer l;iE, Wednesday nlshts. Call 842~5!1'0 or rrom the '-'pas!ing $hots'' series, ~974-1984, by Betty Puerto at Casa Armijo .(1021 Isleta SW), Friday, May 25,·U76 for more Info. Hahn, Tttrough May ll. The Ruth Ramber1 Gallery be become obvious that there is 10, 7:30 p.m. Admission is $5 at -the door. Ca111$6- Tllll•y'l Folf•1 at the KiMo Theatre, May 8 thro\lgh is located inside Camera and darkroon;, ;931 Mome 0928 for nwre info, another important element that ties May J:Z, 8 p.m., with ~ p.m, matinees on Sal, ·and VIsta NEj Albq. Call '2~!1·1133 for more info. ·Gallery Tltt Brtaken and spccial11uests ne Cnwlln& Wal11, Sun. Tickets are Sl4 and $11 on Fri. ·and Sat. nlshu. hours arc: Mon.·Sat., 9-!i. them all together: a strong founda­ at lhe. TamaJind (Downtown, at the l.st· Plaza ~nd Sll agd 58 for weekday Shows and wceken,d Textiles aad Craft• Cooop (323 Romero NW, no, ~) tion in improvisational theater. All Summer Long! G~Jieria), Sunday, Ma)' 12, 8 p.m. Tlckctuare S) ht matinees. The New Mexico Repertory Theatre will prescnl5 April Showr:n: of Color, aU member show, advant;:e, '$3.,0 at the door. F.ull bat, l.D, required, Improvisational theater .has its provide _at s~ial int~rpretcd _perfo!1Tiancc for \he Apri128·May U. Hours arc: Mon.-Sat,, lP..!ii Sun., Tickets 8vallible at Natural Sound (I 19 Harvard SE} hearing Impaired on Frl., May 10. For mote lnro. or ll,)0-4, roots in social work, specifically $59.95 and arBow Wow Rccords-(103 Amhcm SE). call reservations call the. NMRT box office at 243-4$00. 2:55·829' for mont Info_. that which was pioneered at Chica­ Nt1¥ Mnlco Sym~llony Ortbalra Motller'_l Da,­ ETC. go's Hull House in the '50s. Social Student Special Conctrt ail he Zoo. Sunday, May 11. .2 p.m •• at the 11 workers at Hull House engaged in Rio Orande Zoo, Admission· is free. Call842-_8,6' for GALLERIES D•• Pancbo'• (2108 Centn.l SE.) - Thc Clods Must 8 a.m. to 3 more Info. Be Cr~," May 3 unUJ ... spontaneous theater games with P·'!'· p;J',E.R.A, toncert-Thc Opera Perfonnam:e Jonaon Galle!')' (1909 Las Lomas NE) present$ Gu.lld (3405 CeOt.ral NE)- Bi~t's uearmcn," May Ensemble for Recreation in Albuquerque will per. Lucamorphs by Florcnc:e Pierce, April 28-May 2f$, 3·9. "Lust In the. Dust;"' May 10.16, "The Return of children as means of entertaining • RacquetbalL COFFEE form at the HeiS:hls Community Cenlcr (82,3 Buena Oallery hours: Tucs,-Fi'l., 1.0-S; Sat.-Sun. 1 1•' p.m. the SoJdier," May 11-3(1, them and encouraging non­ Vista SE), May II, 8:15 p.m., and May 12, 4 p.m. Unlnnlt)' Art MuRum (Fine Arts Ccntc.r, UNM, Cart Prtrr11n and Ro"'r1 MultrlOD· a -poetry •Tennis Z77-4001), .MA·MFA Er.hlbltlon, Upper and Lower reading, corrcct£ng centuries or wrong l!lstorical competitive game playing. Works by Puccini~ Wagner and Masscnct _will be • Outdoor Swimming . perrormed. Admission Is SJ.!iO, tltkcu available at Galleries, through 29-May l2..Man:Fcrrez: Views of judgements,-May 11,7:30 p.m .. In UNM Humanities l From these humble roots sprang li}edoor. 19th Ccnt\.lf)' Brazil, thr.;JUJh Apri128, North Oallery. Bids·. roQm 108. Fr~e. the the Compass Players, with Ed •Aerobics Marl• Muldaur at Conrettl's Sunday, May 12, 8 Ruth Thome-Thomsen, Francis Frith· a comparison Thr: Sftlna-ls-Belle,lna WllflfuJ. ThlnllnJ Follin, an A COFFEEHOUSE 1 of .contemporary photographer Thornc-Thom$cn Asner, Alan Arkin and Elaine May Featuring fresh wafflettes p.m. Tickets are S61n .advance, available at all OJ ant evening of -new dance, m.v5lc, s~lpture and verbal • Nautilus equipment Ticket· outlets. with 19th century entrepene~r Frith. North· Gallery, mess11ses presented ~y _L.ec Connor ~;~t the KiMo among its ranks. From the Compass 1111d other delicious pastries The Blasters and Tht~ Bmken at the Northwest May 4--June 2~. ~•Tamarind: 25 Years/' Mmy 18· Theatre, May J~ and 17, 8 p.m. ·Call the: KIMo Box Corral, Monday, May U, 9 porn, Tickeis arc $9 in August 30, upper galle\')', Reception, Sat., M_ay J8.6- Office at 166-7816 for tle.ket info, l Players evolved the best known of Try it! Tuc,Thur open 10:30-11:00, l'ri·Sat 10:30-midnight advance, available at all Ciani Ticket outlets. 8p.m. · CoQI."Cpllona So..-lh"est Subrnlulon!l fo~ the Fall issu~ America's improvisational troupes, parking available behind the church Bow Wpw Retords and _Fine Art- (103 Amh~rn of CSW Magazine will be a~ptcd thro~gh June 1. Behind the Clarion Four Seasons Hotel Joan Annirndlnii nt the Paolo SQieri Ampltheaue, the Second City company, which Corner of Yale and Silver en the grounds of the Indian Sc;hool, Ceri\lps Road, SE) "Behind the Mask.'' works by Ansi~ Derk5on, UNM Campus Obsemalory will be open to the Members of the Phantasmagoria Improvisational Theater. Santa Fe, Saturd!l)'• May 18, 7 p.m. TicketsarcSJ4 in and "Fruit and Flower Fabh~; 11 drawiniS by BQnnle public, weather permiuing, 1:\'CJ}' friday ~lghl from has produced a disproportionate 268·Cafe advance, ava!IQb!e at .all Oian~ Ticket putlets. K. Verardo, April 27~May 24. Hour$ arc Mon.­ 1·9 p.m. Admission Js free, children must bl! ac· 888-4811 Thurs •• 11-7i Fri., 0-9: Sat .. U·8;. Sun., 12-S. Call companied by an adult. For more lnforma:don can number of today's major St\ITS of ,- ncsday,R.,'l' Gallagher May 22, 9at p.m. Graham Tfcketsa_rcS6, Central Station,<~Vailable Wed- at all 256-0928 for more infarmution. m-2616. stage and screen, Pitts believes that by "following Mundane for Modems." Pitts de­ '======::;- WfleelwriKhl Museum (704 C~mlno LeJo, Santa Fe) Albuquerque lnternalfonal folk Dtnee Club has Giant Ticke~ outlet5, If Jonathan Pitts has his way, the some guidelines a lot of the pitMls scribes "Nco-Mundane" as a Jose Luis Rodriguez at the Kh·a Auditorium, presert!s "likaah: The Paintin_gs That Heal," san­ dnndng l;Ve.ry Sat. nigbt at CarllslcOym, Teachingt Wednesday, May22, B p.m. -Reserved se:ulng, Tickets dpainlln~ drawings, 1hrough May 12. 7-8 p.m. Oanclna: 8~11. Cost ·15 Sl,OO. beglnnm same fate will await the Phantasma­ can be avoided, If there is a founda­ "standard Second City-type revue, Thompson_ Gallery (UNM SUO, Main Level} prcse111s wdcome. White soled gy_m or detk shoe~ only. For GRADUATE TO are Sl7o50 in advun~e, avuilable at all Oillnl Ticket goria Improvisational Theater. Pitts tion in technique, you can use it as a composed of written material de­ outlcl5, 11 The Native Americ:an _E"pcrlencc," through 8·May mDr~ lr!fo. call Oar)' at 293·!134)~ is an alumnus of the Second City springboard to improvise. If it veloped through improvisation." A rio Guthrie and D~:vJd Bromberg ai the Paolo Solari 10. Works_ by Ted Draper, Sam English, ·Hank: Chataqu• Perfonnanta:~ 1-:lp Allen I1S Otorge Amphitheatre, on the grOunds cf the tndian 'Schoolj Gobin, Geraldine Oullcrrcz1 Jerry )ngram, King Bernard Shaw. May 12. AU performances arc company, but he has worked most doesn't work, at least you should The troupe will be performing parts A CAMERA WITH Cedllos Raad, Santa Fe, Friday, May 31, 8 p.m. Kuka, Veronica Orr, Pearl .Sunrise. Shyatcsa White scheduled At the Unlv, of Albuquerq-ue. 7:30 p,m •• closely with Del Close. producer of Tickets are 131n advance. avaliable at all Giant Ticket _Dove. Stagdl. make it entertaining. Ifit's not enter­ of"Neo-Mundane," as well as new outlets. Union GaUery (UNM SUB, Lower Level Nonh) NMSO Merudes hafnt: A 1985 Mere<'des·Dcnz 380 the Los Angeles-based improv taining, then forget it." material, at E.J. 's Coffee Shop, at presents HEieCitonlc: Metamorpbisls/' April a.May SL Spon Cotm:nible_- will be raffled ort by the New group, the Committee. The Com­ The current lineup of the Phantas· Yale and Silver S.E., on Wednesday BUlL T-IN TRAVEL THEATRE JO. One·woman show With Hertha Brainard. Me.11ko Sympllany Or~;hcstra. 999 tic);cts will be sold Ari F.dutatlon Gallery presents the Annual Art at SJOO apiece. Ticke1s can be charged to MasterCard mittee has produced many well­ magoria troupe has been rehearsing nights. It will be called "99 Cent Ashu at thcZoi:aloiheatre, May 10, 11,17 and 18,8 Educailon Student Gra_duation Elhlbltlonj Gallery or Visa and art available at lbc NMSO Box Office, known actors and comics, including since February, and 21 actors have Surprise Night.'' Strangely enough, CLOCK p.m. Reservations are recommend«t. Tickets aress~ hours: 9·12, 1-~ 1 M"on.·Fri, by appointment. LCK"ated 220 Gold SW, Call 842·8'6' for more 1nfo. The 4100 Prospect Avenue, NE available atthcdaor~ Call867-!400formorc info. In Masley Hall, Colh:geofEducation. UNM Campus. drawing will be held on. Sun.-j June 30. Robin Williams. Pitts admits that passed through the ranks to produce admission will be 99 cents and the improvisational theater is at a bit of a the current 10-mcmber lineup. Pitts rest will be improvised. Albuquerque PERFECT FOR VACATIONS! disadvantage due to most people's stresses that the ensemble is more D unfamiliarity with the genre: "If irnportant than the individual in im­ D UNM Hospital theater is a banquet, then most pea· prov and that a certain degree of ego pie see improv as a Ritz cracker off sacrifice is necessary to make things Urgent Care Center to the side." work. KODAK Pius hopes to provide Albuquer· The actors who will be trying to Ln Cerveza De Los Lobos que audiences with a well-rounded cross the invisible gap between actor For urgent, but not life-threatening introduction to improv. He notes and observer arc: Pitts, co-producer medical problems. that most people who are familiar Brett Rosen, Teresa Bertoncill, ~~sc with improv have seen it performed Kevin Conkle, Ruban Duran, Ron Hours by a group of stand-up comics, Foote, Jennifer Jasper, Chami Mac­ 8000 something which he describes as Pherson, Dale Malley, JeffPagc and Camera Monday•Friday 5·10 p.m. "very shallow." Pitts likes to cont!­ Kim Rhodes. 110 Calories Saturday and Sunday Noon-10 p.m. pare his vision of improvisational The Phantasmagoria Improvisa­ 3.8% Alcohol Location theater to free-fom1 jazz, an idiom tional Theater debuted at the Nues· which can produce transcendent as tro Teatro this past Saturday and :e Use UNM Hospital Critical Care Center Entrance well as embarrassingly lame results. Sunday night, performing "Nco- Charges IMPORTED Outfit UGKT orlg. sold $25-standard 30 min. visit LOBO at $142.95 AMEX, Visa, Mastercard, personal check or casli accepted. 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Page 18, New M~ll!co Daily Lobo, May 6, 1985 Page 19, New Mexico Daily Lobo, May 6, 1985 Sports Sports Funck has challenge to make Broncos Netters take Shorthanded Lobo softballers ready for HCAC tournament play By Jay Rl!b()fO oriented Lobos rarely gave him, But "My first task will be to learn the third. in HCAC By John Moreno players who try to put themselves Craig said the team is now ready one pitcher, freshman Arlene Her­ p.m. with Utah (9-1) playing North; the Fort Worth Mtive is e;~ger to syst\lm. Just learning the system is Seeking revenge, the Uni­ "There are two reasons why .a above the system. Apparently there to get on with competing for the con­ nandez, who pitched all four games ern Arizona (3-7), followed by the Buddy Funck; b~s Uw cllips stack­ accept the challenge. tough on any rookie quarterback.,'' versity of New Mexico women's team wins," Susan Craig said, ''ta­ was some dissension on the club ference championship. "We've on last week's road swing through Lobos (7-3) entertaining Utah State lent and attitude." The softball ed against him. ''I'm just going to go out there Funck said. "l feel I have plenty of tennis team eagerly awaited a re­ during a road trip to California three been inconsistent and haven't play­ Utah. New Mellico swept past Utah (7-3) at 3 p.m. On Friday, the losers Not only does the former Uni­ time. There's several mini Qa!llPS to match against Brigham Young coach for the University of New weeks ago, ed well together," put she added State on Wednesday, 3-0 and 3-1, will play at I p.m. and the winners at and prove myself," Func;k said at a get the quarterback to know the Mellico was explaining recent that the team played well against de­ but lost twice to the Utes, 4-2 and versity of New Mellico signal cal.ler Thursday press conference. ''I think for the title of the High Country 3 p.m. face the task of unseating one of system.'' Athletic Conference cham­ changes that have parcel tht: Lobo As a result, junior Laurie finne­ fending champion Utah recently, 2-0, Th11rsday. The third-place game wj!J be my chances will be pretty good, It squad to I I players. gan and freshman Lorraine Tapia All-HCAC senior Michele Ma!l­ Despite the lone Lobo hurler, three veterans to crack the Denver really doesn't make any difference In his two years as the Lobo start­ pionships, held at the Lobo Ten­ playecl Saturday at noon, followed I For UNM, the talent has always were suspend~d for the rest of the rid is the Lobos' new catcher. She Craig isn't overly worriecl. "She's by the championship game at 2;30 Bronco lineup, but he must also to me whether I was drafted in the ing quarterback, Funck completed nis Club, April 24-26. I been there. And now Craig says it season and All-HCAC catcher Di­ now uses her center fielder's arm to been trained to cany a heavy load. overcome the. astronomical odds of fourth or IOtn round, The main thing 165 passes in :ns attempts for 2,497 The Lobos, however, never p.m. ff a third and deciding contest being drafted in the lOth round, a yards, in leading New Mexico to a made it to the finals, having to has the proper mental attitude going ane Settle, a senior, was dismissed gun down base runners from behind Obviously, when you cany only two is necessary, it will follow at 4 p.m. is to have the opportunity to show into this week's High Country pitchers, you run the risk of one of barrier which provides greater amti­ them what you have in the time you 10-8 record. As a junior, Funck was settle for third place in a 8- I vic­ r from the team. "Diane and I have the plate. Although she hasn't All games will be played at Lobo ety for rookies to prove themselves 110 of 204 for I ,521 yards, with 12 tory over New Mexico State, af­ I Athletic Conference championship had our disagreements before," C~«JI%~~11flr01>~~ With Our New OP Clrinese(ood-Szec/tuanandMandarin field events, UNM is led by Fidel I Ndyabagye, Ted Crouch and Bill. and Catch it! Shorts I -·M-F: Lunch open 1 1-2/Dinner open 5·9- Mangan. 1 - SaturdaiJ Open 12-9 - BYU will also be the target for the women's track team, which is led by Swim and Sport Clothing for II f.'" Saturdag all gou can eat buffet ·Barbara Bell, the High Country Guy. sand Gals CtlldJit.• II . ·~ ;ust$3.95urA La Carte dishes Athletic Conference leader in the • Call itt - CarriJ out 100-mcter d~sh at 11.58 seconds. h The Lobo senior also has the second 10% off With T is Ad I. Address: 13S Harvard SE best times in the 200 and 400 meters, I Phone:256·9706 RIO GRfifiDE SWIM SHOP ! 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Dacron/Cotton Blend : •'-'' 1fi~S'J',Nc.t I '-" : Snap Rear Pocket : ARMY&NAVYGOODS : On Seam Front Pocket ;~~~~1660 Eubank NE • Reg. $13.50 SALE $10.00 ~:·. ew (between Indi3n Sd\1J{ e • convetien\ i\M C«Glf!lll()nJ • • vs:IP~\ 293-2300 • FUN RUN Terramar 100% Cotton Sport Short Saturday, May 11 : SWISS ARMY : -Save 25% Celebrate the opening of the· GREAT SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Snap Rear Pocket . U TIU'Ti\JNS1.. ·~ • • Everyone who works in the leisure Ser­ ;·o• :KNIVES: FRIENDS OF UNM Track Stadium by join· On. Seam.FrontPoc.k.ets. . &RIVERS ing in the 2.6 mile fun.run on Saturday, May vices Department would like to take this Nylon Brief Liner Reg. $19.95 SALE $14.95 mo CENTAAL S.E. ::"-":.•• 11. The run will begin at 8:00a.m. Baseball opportunity to thank all the students, facul· !25% 2151·•171~ Mon·Ftt 10·8, Sit 10•5 • caps will be given to the first 100 runners to ty, staff and community for their participa· Also, May specials on rafts, canoes and ka aks • register and prizes will be gillen to the first fion and commlttment to our program. finisher in each age category, both men and We thank you and wish you the best of women •. The run is being sponsored by summer months. UNM Leisure Services and the UNM Athle­ tic Department. The entry fee Is $3.00 be· SPECIAL TIIANKSTO NANCY WHITE fore Friday, May 10 at 5 p.m. and $4.00 the OVer the years you've had many stares and day of the race. have had to buy a few Cokes, but overall we hope your memories and &lendships at Lei· OPEN RECREATION HOURS sure Services will endure forever. Nancy .JOHNSON GYM (Jo) White, coordinator in Leisure Services, Mall13·31 will be leaving the department at the end of Johnson Gym Facility: this month. Everyone who has had the pie· Open Monday-Friday 12-8 p.m. asure of working With this professional will Closed Weekends miss her very much. 268·5697 Olympic Pool: Nancy's smile, cooperation and efficiency 300 Vale SE Your feet hurt. Your legs Open Monday-Friday 11 am-2 pm & 5"8 . have made all of our jobs easier. She is a hurt. Even your teeth hurt. pm . sincere and hard•working lndhtldual who '~\l!litl\\i\1\t .. WORLD CHAMPION. Butyourfriendsthought Closed Weekends began as a student employee and worked BICYCLE up to coordinator In charge of thi! Getaway -;,~~2 you looked terrific. And with EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH Program. The Getaway Program is current· them urging you on, your The Leisure Services Office recognizes ly a very successful part of leisure Services, THIS WEEKiS Jesus Apodaca as Its Employee of the and Nancy can be very proud of her. efforts SPECIALS first 10 kilometer race didn't Month. Jesus, a junior business computer and diligence in making it a vital part of our Specialized crossroads finish you. You finished it. systems major from Grants, stated, "Lei• programs. Patagonia Baggies" Mtn.Tire Now that you have some­ sure Services proVides a great service to the It has been a pleasure for each of us to work 26 X 2.125 $12.50 $9.50 with you, Nancy. Our sincere best wishes to thing to celebrate, make University, and the job helps me get specialized l:xpectitior; I through school. I have worked With many yo~ and thanks for all your help. Put em on now . • sure your support team has B1JITALO 700 )( 35 $10.50 $7.50 I good people who are now good friends.'' P.S. "Tuesday nights won't be the same you won't wanna the beer it deserves. . The entire Leisure Services staff con!liatu­ without you." !BIDIII Pui:h Pathrlhders S23S.oo lates Jesus, this month's Employee of the take em off GT Mtn. Bikes $329.00 Tonight, let it be Lowenbdiu. Month. 3409 Central NE till fall/ Ot Mtn. Bikes $495.00 I PUch 15 sp rourlhQ $359.00 Next to the Bike Co-op LOwenbrau. Heres to good friends. •• 266-2876 Bertin ToUring $495.00 L------.. ------nthers $65.00 Page 20, New Mex:ico DaUy Lobo, May 6, 1985

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A.CCURATE INFORMATION ABOUT con· people to run a mlnl·sports tlinl~ part·time or full for S/6 transmission, runs good but needs p&lnted (not !he summer. Call 884.0291 or come by. Ask for Dee CONSIDERING CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE1 "S,C, traception, sterlliutlon, abordon. Rll,lht To Choose, pretty) SMO. Call265·1684, 51(; JON II, TillS. Is jllSt to say thanks fort he rilles to the 294-0171. rfn or Cynthia. 516 Correspo11ders" serves marriage--minded evangelical golf coul5e. ll<$1 .of L11cl\ on yqur finals a11d Have 78' AUDI FOX 4 door sunroof. AM/I'M $1950 RETAIL FURNITU.RE SALESPERSON needed full Hispanics, Indians, others who feel Isolated, PREGNACY TESTIN<; & counseling. Phone 247· negotiable, 268.0877 anytime. 516 One Hot an\1 Oreal Summer. Ky. 516 9819. tfrt time, need aggressive person for rapidly growing Curious? Large SASE; Bo~4S, Sande1$AZ 86512, JEfF D.: BEW!oRE, The lcewoman cometh! I'd 10 SPEED BIKE 27" Univega. Excellent conditlort, company. Apply at; Autumn Wood, 7004 Menaul 6/20 watch mybackrorthe next S days lfl was you!. S/6 268·12>5. $/6 NE, 516 KIIAKI SLACKS, SltORTS. IOO'lt cotton plus TO TilE FIJI'S hklnder is May ll!h. Be there or VW LUGGAGE RACE. Brand new. 520. 266·3795, WANTED; PEOPLE TO sell ads for progressive pennanent press. Kaurman's West. A Real Army and Housing Navy Store. 1660 Bubank NE. ~93·2300. S/30 bew~rd. OUI11PY· 516 S/6 magazine. Commission. 266-3690 after6pm. S/30 LADIES m· THE Island Pre--islander Is this Friday. J.ARGE 1WO BEQROOM near UNM; TVI. Pres l97l HONDA. CAR New tires, Upholstry S67S OBO, LA PUERTA DAY Care Center IUeeklng substitute DEECF.E CARPENTER PANTS, All colors, Gumpy. $/6 furnished, washer, dryer, utilities paid. 842.8851 9-3 Must sell. 883·5431 or831·3281. 516 Kaufman's West. A Real Army and Navy Store. 1660 teacher for parl·lime and summer employment. Call Eubank NE. 293·2300. S/30 I)AWNMARIE, JUilY, KRISTY, Leslie, Marcelene, only. 516 VW VAN '78 549~0 outsta~ding, many extras, Talk 884·2999. 5/6 nml all the rell of you awesome Chi Omegas; Thanks NOI'I·SMOKING ROOMMATE wanted to share 2 to me! 266-0708, 516 CARING WOMEN TO care for 2 yr old boy In my FREE LANCE PHOTOGRAPHER submitting photos of female models to Play Boy Magazine for for moklng my last semester my bestl Love, Kat. bee! mobile home. ·$:ZOO month. No utilities in 71 MGB MECIIANICALLY SI)Und, QO(ld condition. SE home 10.5;30 weekdays. 242-8774 days, 262-01.54 $/6 Coronado Village. 821·9386. S/6 evenings. S/6 publication. Application and details. Perspective $2250 or bestoff~r.l·8l$·3147 (S(JCOrro). "allaJter5 _Photography, 160 Washington, SE Suite 16$, Alb11, TO TilE RAUNCIJY ChlO' lunch crowd: Was it IN ADOBE ACRES .3 bedrO(lm house With large pm. · 5/6 PART·TIME WORK for engineering. senior, )11nlor. NM 87108. S/6 Good?. $//, yard, .drlvewliY• Offered by Don Barker Rwlty, 86S· IIONDA MB50, 5300 000, Z77·3994, $/6 sophomore no ••perience needed. AS$Istallt to Sales 6602. 5/6 Engineer In local manufacturer's representative firm. DELINQUENT TAX PROPERTY, Cali ).805.687· IIANI, liANG IN there cutle, the end i~ in sight, BOD OSTUE. IS the new owner of Leuco Used 6000 Ext .DT·9786 for information. $/6 Thank$ for everything you've done for and with me, Furniture atl441 Sa11 MateoNE- 265·!508. Buying Call293;7931 RLS Instruments Company. $/6 Soon we'll be: playing by the Bay. love Mikey and LUXURY SUMMER LIVING for male students. DEAD OR AILING imported cat$ Wanted, Cash fot Large. house .• TV, washer, dryer, $195/mo or and Selling Used Furniture. 516 AMERICAN FURNITURECOMPANf has full and h~ ~ *'" part·tlme sales positions available immediately. Also your Import running or not. Call Scott- 888·0806, ISO/ mo. with roommate. Call Kevin 266-9024, $/6 ATTENTION POtTERS KILN fouale- gas 11red, 6/2{) Ml AMOR WA SEEM you ore che Greatest, thanks part·lime clerical positions available, Some evenlnss sq 30 cubic feel, shelves, posts. Evenings 871·9344, 516 f~t ~nring. Cannot soy goodbye to you te Q11cro, Te ROOMMATE WANTED FOR 2300 .ft house. Rm and Sat or Sun Involved, Apply at; Personel Dept., PYRO'S, 10'/o Of'F already low priced used books, nmo, Good luck on finals, Amorclto. 516 has seperate entrance and balhroom wl.th fullliccess TIJNERIAMP, TURNTABLE, s~akers- $SO, Mon·Thur. 1:304:30 Carlisle and MellDul. 5/6 wheo you mentiun this ad, thru April. 3023 C:entral to house. 5210 mo plus \4 utilities. Oreat for student. Royal elcclrlc typew.rlter - Sl25, 266-4130, 5/6 NE. T11e-Fri 11:30·5:30, Sat 11-4. S/6 MBLO [TITATAY) - WIIAT did you think ofthc Call266-1637. 516 AQUATICS DIRECTOR WANTED for local "CORPROI,ITES" given to us ln. the form or grades MUST SELL TOYOTA Ccmolla 1981 two door summer camp. May 23·August 4. Must be .21 or $10 IIAIRCUT; SU bodywvcs. First. vhit only, Yllla from Anti!. 105, conatay, 516 WANT RELIABLE NON·smoklng male nudent to Sedan, Air conditioning, runs great. $3000. 26S·S318 older. 345·8603, 5/6 Hair Designs. 2214 Central SE. 2'5·3279. 516 share house nearby, 268·6617. 5/6 Raouf. Sit. t;RICA - J.F.T'S MAKE Memorinl Day memorable. ROPES COURSE DIRECTOR wanted for local TilE UNM SCIIOOL or Medicine is ·testing a new I miss yo11. - Chris. 5/6 }'OUR HOUSEMATESWANTED forspaclous, six· 1981 SUZUKI GS450 $1250. 277·3189 ot299·3387; summer camp. June 16-August 4, Mull be 21 or vaccine that may provide lmmunlry to herpes simplex bedroom house. Females only. ~Private backyard, 516 older.34S-8603. 516 vim•. If you have never had genital hl!rpes, call841• STINGME-EE IIERE'S TilE personal I promised. fireplaces, skylights, across O!rard from UNM. Non­ 41.29 (STD Research Cl!nlc) for lnformatlort. J/30 See? I keep my promises - I don't TEASe. Love, KINGSIZE WATERBED HEA1ER, liner, mattr~s, SUMMER EMPLOYMENT IN Indian JewleryStore sm!lkcrs preferred. Available immediately. 5127 mo and dctoratlve headboard. 5200/0BO. Deb!: VACATION STORAGE. SPECIAL sumnier rates, "Patnu. 5/6 plus ll6util, Call268·7160, $/6 and also dairy Queen fast food restaurant. Apply ir1 D- 296-7906; E- 848·1897, $/6 person Bowl!ns Inc. 136 Loulslana.NB Mon thru Fri JoUorne 220 Candelaria NE. 884-4844. 516 GRAQUATING MEQICAL STIJDENT must sell MUST SELL BEFORE schools out! Moving. 10spd 9-4. 5/6 CANNOT AFFORD INSURANCE? There are many beautiflll custom illree bedroom, fouf year Food/Fun Moun\aln Bike. QO(ld condition.. $150 OBO. IIOPI SILVERSMITII TO do silver overlay work, discounts available to UNM personnel and students, townhouse. Assumable 8/ loan on $42,000 mortgage Mark ... 296-2823. 516 InqUire about affordable and reputable car, life, pills small down, and Rl!C on •mall equity, Fifteen Good wages •.Job may continue after summer. Call WE NEED I'EOPLE willing to work themselves into 1967 CIIRYSLER NEWPORT. Good condition, well Jerome242-4784. 5/6 mobile home, ltorneowners, renters, and health .In· shows for FREE. Bia River Summer Series In S.F, minute drive I rom UNM. See one blo,ck south on 47th surance, Ask fot John at 298·5700 (days and SW or call Carolyn296-559l. S/6 cared for. $900 or best offer. 881-0791, 516 JOB IIUNTING7 BE s11re to pick up a free survey of More Info 26!·2685; ticket Info 243'3208, evenings). tr~ SUBLET !lUNING HIGIII.ANDS - Women only. WEDDING DRESS AND Veil $75, Call Katie 277· employment agencies and temporary employment 1 Amllltradlng; Outbrle and Bromberg; Metheny 2758. S/6 services from New Mexico PIRG, Rm 96 SUB. 5/6 EYEGLASSES, WHOLESALE TO the public, U040 and morel. $16 $160, 242·3235, 516 Quality generic and designer eyewear al wholesale I'01'TERS WHEEL ELECfRIC Used twice. 243· RESEARCH TECHNICIAN BACKGROUND and SUMMER SUBLET 5110/month plus ~ Ut. Large TilE WRITER'S CIIOICE, $1.00 per doul;>lespaced 5776. 516 stronR Interest .in physiology .or biology, research prices. Sport frames and sunglasses. Dunedain typed page. 26S·S203 or2SS·9BOI. S/6 room In 3 br house. One mile UI\IM.J).W., Yard, Optlclans.2S5·2000.118 WashlngtonSE. .tfn FINE ART SALE: Classical records, $ each: Prints, BREAKERS REUNION SUN,, May i2 at Tamarind B.B.Q, Call265·6373. 516 ROOM •·oR RENT exceptionally clean and quiet. masks, rugs, folk-an, bO(lks, antiques, more. 265· ACROSS 51 Honest PREVIOUS ltesraurant at First Plaza Oalleria. New Mexico's best ~264. Messages: 256-1553. 5//, tO(kabllly band will rQck out from 8 pm till mldnlsht. Three blocks to UNM. Safe neighborhood. Female 1 Turkey 52 Washed PUZZLE SOLVED Special guest Crawlira Walls. Full bar service. If preferred. 266-2673, 516 FUN! FUNI FUN! Vlntase Clothing and AccCJsorles Timeless Treasures Antique Specialty Mall 330 4 Flower 54 Snakes required advance tickets S3 at Natural Sound Records NON·SMOKING, MATURE, QUIET m/f 9 Urchin 58 Mouth part and Tapes, 119 Harvard SE. Bow Wow Reerods. housemate wanted tosharcspaclous3 bcdrO(lm home Washington SE M·S IO.S Sun 124. 5/6 Sl.$0 at the door. J/6 3 blocks from campus. Yarci, laundcy, fireplaoe. DRUMS: II PIECE Rogers Memorylock with 14 Arab robe 60 Salt= Fr. RU TIRED OF cooking or eatlnj! junk food? We Prefer upperclassman or srad student. Available May cases - S3SOO. Oultars: Bruno classical ... "0, 15.Mr. Greene 61 M&: Shore have for you ;tegltorlan or non·ves. homemade food 20. $161/m<>., D. Deposit plus ~ utll, Cali26M374 Yam~a rolk $350, Qrlando .GS.copy elee· 16 Lyric poem 62 Seasoner served mild or spicy hot at very 10>1! prices. Inter· to apply, 5/6 trlc-$350. Call Dave after 6 pm at298.()()7!1. S/6 17 Protestant 64 Initiate national. mub, 2138. Gold SE. On the corner of\'ale ZODIACAPARTMENJ'S.l bdnn,laund.y facilities, 19 Wild party 66 Devoured aM GeM lltttiss from UNM 243-33!9. Chetlt our off'sireet parklllg. All uillli.iles paid. Close Ill TVI Employment dally specials. Serving lunch 11•2 pm dinner, 5·8 pm and UNM, Perfect for summer school nudcnts. 20 Hinder 67 More tardy i, M·F.Sat 12·S pm. Free drink wlththlsad. 516 Furnished $360/month, unfurnished S32S/monrh, GAIN BVSINES!I EXPERIENCE ln Creative 21 Atmosphere 68 Sandpiper \ S2SO so. Hertzmark·Parnlsa Reality. 883-6483 Mon• Personal Sales, Marketlns and Finance In Nor. 22 Bohea 69 Arete Services Frl,9-4, $/6 thwestem Mutual Llfe't Colleselnterri1hlp Prosram. 23 Swami 70 Mushy snow FOR RENT .I br apartment vtfy nice nelahborhood, Earn SiO.Si2/)tour working flexible part time during schooland full time summer. Call Jill at 243·8066 for 24 Margins 71 AST less WORD PROCESSING. OVER 5 yrs experience, bike to school. Sl9S/monih. Also, larae studio all 26 Southern -: 1 hr. utilities paid. Sills/month. Inquire. 266-6812. $16 more lnformat1on. 5/6 Highest quality. Dissertations, theses, papetf. N.Z.raoge Famllilar with APA and UNM Graduate School FOR RENT .NICE I br apartment3 blks from UNM; IIELP WANTED: PERSON to cook dinner for Formats,296c3731, 7125 Prloate parklna. only Sl85/month.lnquirc266-6872. retired marine three dmes per week • .Also to do 29 Clothe DOWN laundry twice a .monlh. Hourly wqc negotiable, cash 31 Siesta 1 Makes gentle ltOl!SE CLEANING SERVICES by responsible 516 paid. CaU Jim. 256-7163, 5/6 student. Reasonable rates. Reference~ available• Call ftJRNISIIED ONE BEDROOM apertmenu. Bills 32 Disorder 2 Corpulent EARN $2150 FOR 3 mollthS workl Apply now. Jel!nne268-0003, ~/6 ll&id, IJO(ll. S26S.S310. ONM one biO(k. 205·209 33 Agreement 3 Regulus 18 Crowds 42 Get back NEED ltOl!SESIITINGf RESPONSIBLE graduate ColumblaSE. 255·2685. 712$ Students Ill years and up. Only 50 openinp In Metro Albuquerque, Call now 265-8867 or 242-6951. $16 36 Belay 4Lopslded 24 Intestine! 45 Various student seeking house this summer. References~ NICE QUIET l bdnn In SW Valley. A/C, pets, huae 38 Title 5 Turf 25 Notleed 48 Cuts Mike- 268-0104. 516 fenced yard, cable. Available 5/111.1177.0163. 516 OVT OF SCHOOLT IN THE POOL! Stay In shape and earn money throuih break or all summer lonal 39 Ballroom 6Threesome 27 Soldier: Fr. 53 Gentry CAMERA REPAIRS AT student affordable prlcell. ftJRNISIIED APARTMENTS. ONE block to UNJ\1 Personnel Pool, America's oldest tempoTllry service, dance 7 Flags We wnl plclc·IIP and deli~tal tiNM. For Jnfonnatlon 28 Sore throat, 55 Catch deluxe one and two bedrO(lm. $315·5415. InCludes needs skilled and unsltllled laborers for short and 8Dens caiiPhott>-WoiJ( 869·3410. S/6 utilities. 141 Columbia SE, 2611.()525. 516 41 Frighten colloq; 56 Meat spreads lon&·terrnasslsnments. NO FEEEVER.Ifyou havea 43 Twitch 9 Exploit OUTSTANDING QUALITY, REASONABLE. AVAILABLE MAY 15. CLEAN, freshly painted 2- car and a phone, call 8113-6300 for details. Be sure to 30 Aboard 57 Linen item price~. Papers, manu1aripts, word ptoCCSllna, br unfurnished apartment. Clil'pet, drapes, apo ask about olir kholarsblp pro pam, EOE. 516 44 A·S money 10Seem 33 Perfume 59 Enclosed theses. lte.umes, 881·030. 6/lS ptlanm. Upstairs. 4-plex, quiet NB area, about.IO SUMMEII WORK! 50 OPENINGS ln Albuquerque 46 Binds 11 Righteous 34 Porkers 61 Scandal FASTTYPING IN my home. Dottie - 294-,35. mlru from UNM. No children otpets. $27!/DD. 897· and surrounding communities. 52250/3 months 47 Cuckoos ones 35 Jet•setter 62Dry 2278. S/6 S/6 work. Apply now, Start after f'utals, 242-695.1 or26$· 49 Live 12 Food fish 37 Brace 63- Avlon Ql!ICI<, ACCURATE, TYPING, marts and sraphs CAMPUS COMPACT APT'1 215 Yale Blvd SE at 8867. 5/6 50 Work: pref. 13 Born 40 Sunshades 65 Mild oath in my home. THROTHER OFFICR836-:!400. 6/6 Lead. Stud1o Apartments n•ar stores and ONM, FEMALE SALES PERSON for retail sales. WILL PROVIDE FULL-time care for yout child. SlH/month, free utilities, Sl35 deposit. No children, Experience recommended. Call821-8893. ,;6 C Rent Include~ your 516 SUMMER WORK IN Albuquerque and stirroundinti utilities. call Carl for mote lnro at 255·3 184. tfn eommunities. 55 openings; S2250 for 3 months. Call ORIGINAL SIIOTOKAN KARATE classes for ALL UTILitiES PAID, Studio and on~bedfoom 242-6951 for appt. 516 women, children,. beglm\er5 and adllllnced students. apattmenu, furnished or unfurnished. i..aundr)' Work ou! Ul often a! itve limes a week for only S2S SUMMER WORK IN El Paso and surroundini facilities, barbtque iueas, swimming pools, close to communiltes. SS openlnas, S22SO!l mo. When In El ~r lllonth. Sptdal ralttlty disc

fordable, tasl. Nalley, RiH490. . .. . S/10 LOOKING· FOR A female tO(lmmate to share two GOVERNMENT JOBS, 51!1000·"0,000/yr PROFESSIONAL TYPING WORD processing bedroom apt close to UNM. P(d!c call Cindy 268· jlossible. All dcctlpatlons. tail (803) M7·6000 ext. R• Monday·l'riday9:00:6:(Xi. 25$-63M. 516 5101' • !116 9786tofindouthow. 5/30