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TheUniversity of Nevada LasYellin'Rebel Vegas Volume I Issue 21, Tuesday, March 6, 1984 "Littlegood isaccomplished without controversy, and no civic evil is ever defeated withoutpublicity." On Friday March 2 UNLV became a typical unapathetic campus
presented her negative view con- Bro Copt, an tvangalitt from Ptnn Stat* Univtrtity, ditcutttt tptaktr visited tht campus last Friday at of hit na- Wit/i Regent JoanKenney in the background, Laura James UNLV part th« tht wagtt of tin with students. Tht hall firt and brimtton* tionwidm erutadt to win torn It for Chritt. cerning the Regent*' decision to change the requirements for position of UNLV President. making photos by Bruce Menke The qualifications were changed from that ofrequiring a doctoral to that of a doctoral desirable. Where UNLV faculty, UNS regents can't work together, I I By Franco Frantelli/zi schools future depends on next legislative session by GeorgeLorenzo Overall, the promois an exceptionally fine, symbolic ex- Actually, it wasn't until the Renaissance era that the first ample of our university, but the conclusionhas a most pro- real universities were created. But, at that time, there were A public service announcement presently airing on local found effect. As the sun sets and campus life temporarily secular and ecclesiastical faculties, and most of the in- Sit television does an excellent, artful job af portraying UNLV. diminishes into the black night, I wonder if, after its sleep, novative, scholarly work came from off campus, because The promo, produced by Communication Studies Pro- UNLV will indeed awaken to another bright sunrise over the faculty had a tendency to censure publications and Henry walked Into this fessor Allan Padderud, takes the viewer on a pleasant Beam Hall. disapprove educational programs at the request of piper's office last Thursday journey through theaesthetic side of UNLV campus life. politicos. snd asked me It I would like to For it seems UNLV is on a path toward possible destruc- Thus, a battle over intellectual freedoms had its beginn- Interview him, or would I rather It begins with "Cannon in D Major," a mellow classical tion.Our image has been blackened nationwide over a con- ing, as the most creative and scholarly thoughts were often playing background pans to a faculty be have a press release. Henry Is piece, in the as the camera troversial code. Our seems to unable to work eroded by academic people who were conformists to the a student, about 40 years old, sunrise above Beam Hall. The next scene takes us to Judy jointly with the Board of Regents and, most recently, pro- power structure. In short, universities were under the and la seeking the job of Presi- Bayley Theatre and Ham Hall-symbols of UNLV's Fine blems over appointing a new university president have thumb of monarchial absolutism. championship struggle dent of UNLV. Arts Program. Next, we are at a PCAA erupted, signifying another real between the But as monarchies were overthrown by such movements Henry was game. The Runnin' Rebels are ecstatically hugging each regents and acamedicians, as the French and American revolutions, the walls of that ear- other, representative of one of the most prodigious athletic were once again opened. began drunk Nevertheless, academic struggles have a backbone stret- academic freedom We to ly events ever to occur at UNLV. quality rested on and afternoon ching over thousands of years, and UNLV's struggles are build universities whose intellectual when he came Then there's is a shot of the Dickinson library as students probably nothing extraordinary when viewed historically. artistic standards rather than political or commercial con- siderations. to visit. He step up its path for another day of studies, followed by a Nevertheless, was opposed by leaders such as tried to con- classroom scene with Physics Professor Edwin Grayzek During the Plato era, around 400 8.C., a group was thisconcept ceal the liquor and the twen- demonstrating concepts of gravitational theory and formedcalled AKADEME. They met in an olive grove, and Lenin, Stalin Hitler during first half of the And the struggle for on his bresth planetary motion to an attentive group of students. from these humble beginnings, true academic freedom tieth century. consequently, academic not successful, never by downing a established its roots and prospered for hundreds of years, freedom was completely and probably cup of coffee; The promo concludes with a twilight scene. The sunset until, in 525 A.D., the Roman Emperor Justin quieted will be. however, I still had to stay a reflects off thetwinkling campus lights; the campus is now AKADEME'S scholarly interests because he saw it as a few yards away from him when shown unoccupied and UNLV has gone to sleep. threat tohis political authority. Please See UNLV Faculty Pg. 2 he spoke. An hour later, another stu- dent, Cindy Kelly, Invited me to speak at a forum she was FOR PRESIDENT OF UNLV &SS£2= organizing for Friday. It dealt IAPPUCATION ™ ,heRR ents' dea«on to relax the po,,uon of with the same subject Henry This Employer complies with Rights Act of 1964 in employment because of race, ,h< had visited me about. It was I the Civil which prohibits discrimination students I color, religion, sex or national origin. Qualified applicants are considered forall positions withoutregard to age, marital Presently, Cindy Kelly, an apparent that some or the condition Act organizer of the forum, is trying to disagreement with the I status, presence of a non job-related medical or handicap. The Age Discrimination in Employment of were In prohibits on age with respect are but less than 65 years of age. Board of Regents' decisionto I 1967 discrimination thebasis of toindividuals who at least 40 "J"* SUS'iceK" with the doctoral requirement I | l its own opportunity for students to drop Social Security Number Application Dale vo ce opposition to the Regents' deci- for the position of President ol 'PERSONAL INFORMATION I j i UNLV; and since student representation at the preslden- [ that hiringsomeone other than an in- tlal searchcommittee, In the dividual with doctorate iinot in the l.-™.Present AddAddressmi MnNo. *,r~4 Ou a form of CSUN Senator James j andmmA Street best interest, of UNLV students. Tlie Ohrlner, voiced approval of the Regents have already heard from our Regents' action, they decided 'Penaaueat A ddm. No. aad Street in CSUN, who have said that a doc- to take matter* Into their own ______torate for the president's job is not _ .. »,lt necrnry. Hm'l ch.no lo hands. , in >, ~,1„,tf MMttry Scnkt Suim CWlkukHi Sw. win —rtmnn disagree, if you do.
presidential - _J __ — Mail this application, or any letters I was at that you I . ~ „ to the address below. If don't aearch committee meeting, and W»y It yo« «U<| lU> o(r roMKm? hl„ , lhe ,pptk> watched In dismay, as Ohrlner tion at the newspaper's office on the made the motion to drop the third floor of MSU-next to the radio doctoral requirement from the station, or to the CSUN offices (MSU 120) in care of The YeUin' advertisement for the presi- Rebel, and we'll mail it for you. dent's |ob. It was defeated. In
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students have inhabited therooms, a marked decrease the survey, not one rated the food as excellent, and secured from the Moyer Student Union fund last year. from the "filled-to-capacity" status in the previous only six considered it good. The loan, which is reported to be in the fall. Student reasons for deserting thehall range from $70,000-100,000 range, is being paid by the dorm out Saga Food Corporation, simply outgrowing dorm life to serious complaints Hui believes that the of its already strained budget. Tonopah Hall about the condition of Tonopah Hall and the quality which provides the food for the dorm, felt no respon- company's of daily meals. sibility to provide "good" food since the While dorm residents and student leaders alike have Matt Hui, student director of Tonopah Hall, is three-year contract with the dorm ensured the con- been perplexed at the lack of proper and sufficient in of Saga's housing UNLV, explains poor excuse for charge of running the dorm (which receives no funds tinued serving product in the dormitory resident at Hui that either from the University) only on fees collected from the commissary. renovation of Tonopah or construction of new resi- impasse student residents--an inadequate amount of funds, by dent halls is at an due to the "circularlogic" Saga's contract with the University will terminate in some university officials. all accounts, in which to cure the ailing hall. of top housing February 1985 is now up for renegotiations. Hui campus "We use a 'band-aid approach.' We do the best and a long-term According to Hui, University President Leonard that wecan with the fundsavailable," said Hui. Hui's does not wish to enter in contract with the feels a short-termagreement Goodall and the Nevada Board of Regents ask, "Why band-aid approach involves being able to broken company, but that will fix company produce consistently high- build more on-campus housing when you can't fill the by Ron Zayas windows the same day, yet not being able to replace force the to quality food, or lose the hall's business. one you have?"Replies Hui, "The reason we can't fill Tonopah Hall, UNLV's answer to on-campus hous- antiquated mattresses which residents are forced to the dorm we have is because it looks the way it does. year. have been ing, couldbe a lot of things. It couldbe comfortable, use, year after While some improvements in the dorm But the reason that it looks the way it does is because it could renovated, it couldbe the most popular place "We've got probably 20 percent of really decent made (new furniture was purchased for the com- they won't put money into it. And the reason that they are adequate to stairway was recently painted), on campus-but it isn't. mattresses, another 30 percent that missary and a front refuse to put money into it is because there is a push got terrible. Tonopah Tonopah is 20 years old, and it looks it. Theonly live on, and we've another half that are theplight of remains. The hall continues to for new housing, and if there is a push for new hous- sorry to compensate for residential hall on a campus with 11,000 people has These studentshave to sleep on them and 1 feel age without significant renovation ing they want to turn this(Tonopah Hall) into an of- buy new financialand cosmeticproblems that seem to indicate for them, but we don't have any money to the ravages of time. fice building." mattresses," 1 that in 40 years theproblem will be doubled. said Hui. The only significant improvement in the building I The residential hall houses 2SO students. However, Another problem that Hui notes is the psychedelic has been the refurbishing of the lounges that students If new housing is not built on campus, or if most possess. unattractive by the beginning of the spring semester, only 200 carpeting that rooms The use to socialize within the dorm. The new carpeting Tonopah Hall does not receive some form of outside ' coverings are the floor a throwback to the fads of the lounges werepaid for with a loan funding,it is likely that UNLV continueprimarily | 60's, and furniturefor will which have long since faded. that the Dean of Student Services, Bob Daniels, as a commuter college. While the rug style and the mattresses could easily be taken care of with an unexpected increase in revenue or an unlikely university allocation, more serious problems are present that cannot be dealt with as easily. The plumbing, according to Hui, was improperly placed when the building was first built. Thus, at some points during the year-usually fiveor six times a semester-water in thepipes backs up and flows from the showerdrain into a dormitoryroom. The flooding causes damages which must be dealt with in a systematic approach while the real problem continues without resolution. Theoverall appearanceof the hall is also of concern to students who reside, or have resided, in the dorm. JoanneBaxter, aresident of thedorm last semester, says privacy was her main reason for leaving the hall. However, living conditions at Tonopah were a little too much to handle. "I think that the place could have been kept cleaner. It was embarrassing sometimes to have peo- ple come over," said Baxter. Baxter cited accumulation of trash in the stairway and alongside the building as themain contributor to Tonopah's embarrassing look. Overall, the main discontentment among dorm residents seems to be thequalityof the food provided at the hall. In a survey of students who resided in the dorm last semester, 67 percent ranked the quality of the food in the poor-to-inferior category, and 29 per- cent said that the foodwas their main reason for leav- h &fertwyof timdtnta whorttidtd m tht dorm JaftMUMater, 67peretni rmnkod th* qmatityof food in th* poor- to Wbllfagwtue—w»hllft«nfc<|«wil»rim>w ing Tonopah. Of the 130 persons who responded io«or category at fto dining ML ■ gr—t ncfUtU «t H*L The Yellia' Rebel, Tacitfay, March 6, lf§4-4 Up-to-Date
Tuesday 6th for details. Studio. Free, public invited. Academics vs personality BASEBALL: UNLV vs. Florida State University. 2 In regard to the Las Vegas Sun story of Feb. 28 about p.m. Barnson Field. 739-3267 for tickets. CONCERT: UNLV Symphony Band. 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday 9th-10th "UNLV President Qualifications Eased," please allow one Artemus W. Ham Concert Hall. Free. 739-3332 for PLAY: "Fifth of July." 8 p.m. Judy Bayley correction and one comment. The correction is that the MEETING: Clark County Chess Club. 7 p.m. details. Theater. 739-3801 for reservations and ticket infor- consultant, Ron Stead, did not "advise the Wright Hall (Gold Room). Contact Edward Kelly, mation. Recommended for mature audiences. committees...to keep the requirements open." He said that 739-3205, for details. Thuraday 9th there have been cases of extraordinary academic leadership BASEBALL: UNLV vs. Florida State University. 2 Saturday 10th ability, such as President Eisenhower at Columbia, but Wadnaaday 7th p.m. Barnson Field. 739-3267 for details. WORKSHOP: College Entrance Exam Prepara- that if there were a change in description of the UNLV BASEBALL: UNLV vs. Florida State University. 2 tion. 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Wright Hall 317. 739-3394 for President vacancy, the exceptional case would have to be p.m. Barnson Field. 739-3267 for tickets. Friday 9th details. one of "intellectual prowess." Seventeen members heard LECTURE-DANCE DEMONSTRATION: "Ruth that remark; Mrs. Whitley was not present. WORKSHOP: Basics of Newsletter-Brochure Pro- St. Denis Revisited" by Karoun Tootikian. 5 p.m. WORKSHOP: Coping with Stress. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. One comment: we criticize the totalitarian world for rule duction. 7 p.m. Dungan Humanities 235. 739-3394 McDermott Physical Education Center Dance Wright Hall 205. 739-3394 for details. by personality rather than the rule of law. At UNLV, the issue should not be whether one respects Mike O'Callaghan or not; that issue should have nothing to do with the academic quality of the institution. Some here UNLV debate team captures may be Republicans, some Democrats, some may socialize with his friends, others with his opponents. But none of those considerations should govern, here. Our deepest collegiate need is for academic strength, for real standards spelled second in contest out, acted out, recognized. Only then can our degree and in novice CEDA debate. programs attain a nationwide, good reputation. A solid performance in in- promptu speaking, and competition They posted a 5-1 win-loss say these things not to imply anything about the dividual events Creason took third place in To is preliminary political personal qualities or anyone else. The propelled the UNLV Debate extemporaneous speaking record in and of Mike rounds, are leadership and Forensics Squad to a se- and fourth place in im- and then lost in a real issues are two: What the academic quarterfinal round. qualities we seek, and which candidates available have cond place team sweepstakes promptu speaking. Bunin won se- those qualities to the highest degree? If we are doinga real trophy last weekend at the Freshman Joe Thirty-six colleges and search, then no person has been selected or even screened. Pacific Southwest Collegiate cond place in communica- universities competed at the analysis place If we are not to have an honest search, then let the Forensics Association Spring tion and third PSCFA Championships. manipulators be open about their "juice." It is not any Championships at Cal Poly in impromptu speaking. in Accompanying team way a personal attack on anyone to say that an open search Pomona. Advancing to semifinal members were UNLV is something done by reference to a standard, and that a of competition but coaches Robert Glenn and crooked search is something done under the table by First place award winners rounds breaking finals were Jim Reppert, who judged reference to Let this be honest. We have went to senior Sheryl Chenin not into buddies. search Ohrinerin impromptu preliminary, semifinal and "done time," two years, for corrupting the office of presi- and juniorSteve Creason in persuasive final in debate and dent by deciding today, before any files are seen, that none novice duo interpretation, speaking and rounds speaking, is a qualified person because we already know sophomore Lance Stringham freshman Keith individual events. of them Korcz impromptu speak- whom we want. That latter approach is decision by per- in communication analysis, in ing, and Bunin in extem- UNLV's next tournament sonality, not by and senior James Ohriner in standards. poraneous is March 9-11, when it hosts were give by to personalities, I extemporaneous speaking. speaking. If I to "A's" reference the inauguaral George could and should be removed from my professorship for took second The team of Stringham Orwell Forensics Invitational cause. My to set a high standard of scholarship, Chenin also work is interpretation and Korcz took fifth place on campus. coach my students toward it, and recognize their achieve- place in oral place poetry ment by degrees of approximation to that standard. That is and fourth in interpretation. Stringham what a good quality university does the classroom. We Coach Bob Glenn proudly display* many of the trophies in won place do not sell grades; professors are not to be bought. Nor do garnered by UNLV* debate aquad. photo by Hennessy second in im- we accept sales or buying as the standards for academic "IF YOU WANT TO GAMBLE - spokesperson. The President must be our voice; that is why THAT'S YOUR BUSINESS" the President must know the "language" of academic achievement. "IF YOU WANT TO STOP GAMBLING - THAT'S OUR BUSINESS" President, A A UP local chapter, Professor Craig Walton CALL Gamblers Anonymous Student artists presenting 385-7732 drawings at Grant Hall by Ron Zayas show. brn The figures represented by QUALITY OFFSET Art appreciation is often the artists are shown in a thought by most to be only wide variety of styles. Some for those with years of train- show the models in images PRINTING ing and background so vivid that they compare knowledge who delve into to the quality of a studio AT AFFORDABLE PRICES the quality of the painting photograph; these are more Our Services Include: likely to gain and not just theobvious theadmiration • Typesetting • Letterhead/bnv beauty of the creation. 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In _ human models different their recreations of human mercial gallery. Thus, for students for the future and Maryland Parkway 1..«.< in 4tit AA 9 a general lat i Jl poses and in different lights, Abbey befcves that the anatomy. many students, thiswill be to give the viewers Vegas. NV SB 109 M—-San #O# were done by students of the class enables students to Akido Onaka, an artist their taste of painting in the taste ofart at UNLV. Life Drawing class now be- learn todraw thehuman who will be showing her ing conducted by instructor figure in a variety of work in the gallery, feels Rita Abbey. Besides giving mediums and regrets that the that understanding the con- students a chance to exhibit art showing will only reveal cepts of drawing the human their work and receive feed- the endeavors of students body is one of the most im- back from the general after only four weeks of in- portant techniques that an public, the show allows the struction. While the students artist needs to master. beginning artist to gain ex- participating in the gallery The art opening in Grant perience in producing an art showing are all upper-level Hall is free to the public but Frat party planned for charity TheKappa Sigma fraterni- be beer andlive music provid- booth set up in the Moyer tyis sponsoring an open party ed by local bands. Donations Student Union. A Sparkletts Saturday, March 10, to raise are $4 for guys and $3 for water bottle is on hand for money for William Holsclaw. girls. donations to the Holsclaws. Twelve-year-old William was The party will take place at The booth will close Wednes- severely burned Feb. 10 in the Kappa Sigma house on day. rescuing his two younger the corner of Maryland brothers from a fire that Parkway and Oquendo Road. engulfed the Holsclaw's Take Maryland Parkway Glasses trailer in Jean, Nevada. south past Russell Road; The party begins at 3 p.m. Oquendo is the first street on $4£9S and all proceeds will go to the the left. Holsclaw family. There will Kappa Sigma also has a §cro Week! Hang In This OutwardBound Is more than there! Outward Bound. Dapt. CH. COMPLETE S«m formora Information: { *100% Accuracy It's dlacowrlng yourself. Phon« toll fm(800) 243-8520 I (Single Vision Hard you'rebetter than • I Ruin Lenses Learningthat Nmim •Fashion you think you"- - Frames StrM >One Day Service Af>d flndlnflouthow to work OuSJSaSTnS^M^Mud.nl.of.ny »UV-400 Protection uiiiK/rfhm. ————— mx.rac*. colorandnational orcthnlc t Q,v S'"' *" I Fees Com.K-nu.onaw.kWm~. ! 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Continuing Dept provides variety people Ed M. of classes for w wide A J- M — UNLV's Continuing Education Department is of- Broker and Agent Liability Sactlon I, Monday and may purchase individual tickets for selected presenta- renew an interest in reading and writing poetry, accor- fering a wide variety of courses during this Spring Tuesday, March 12-13; Brokar and Agant Liability tions. ding to Dr. Norma Engberg, UNLV associate pro- semester. The following is a partial list of classes to be Sactlon 11, Thursday and Friday, March 8-9; In- fessor of English and instructor of a class for senior held during months March, through the of April and May. For troduction to Raal Eatata Invaatlng, Thursday A lecture and demonstration class titled Introduc- citizensoffered the UNLV Division of Conti- more information call 739-3394, or 15-April this month. visit the Continu- evenings March 19; Racant Changaa In tion to on Tuesday even- nuing Education ing Education Department in Hortsmanahlp will meet meets located Frazier Hall, Raal Eatata Taxation, March 24; and Overview of ings, March 6-27. Participants will receive tips on Poetry for Senior Citizens Wednesday room 109. Financing afternoons, March 21-April 25, and is offered at a Commarciai Raal Eatata, March 27 and selecting a horse, riding safety, and the proper care of 29. nominal fee as a community to anyone over horses in the Las Vegas area. service 55. Three computer programming courses will be of- "The class will be fun, not work," says Engberg, fered this month: There will be two classes for nurses and other health who is donating her time to the project. "1 have en- Introduction Computer professionals: joyed teaching seniors my regular courses to Programming will care An exciting new telecourse has been designed for in credit at meet evenings, UNLV, I thought it might infor- Monday March 12-April 9; How to Coping With Straaa meets Saturday, March 10; UNLV's Division of Continuing Education by Drs. and be fun to try an Da«bug Computer Program*, Tuesday evenings, and Contraception: Personal Practlcaa, Wednes- Robert Rowland, mal class with only thauage group. It's the first time 6-27; Winokur, biologist and Steve March and Introduction to Computer Pro- day evenings, March 14 and 21. geologist. we're offering something like this, and if the reaction 11, positive anticipate, community gramming Part Wednesday evenings, March Both classes are approved by the Nevada State Based on by is as as we many more 4. certain episodes of the PBS series 7-April Board of Nursing. British naturalist David Attenborough, UNLV's Ver- service programs could be considered." Participants explore a variety of poetic styles sion of Lift Earth for Wednesday evenings, will in- on is set cluding ballads, The Collage Preparatory Workshop is set for Four Investment and Finance classes: Invaatmant March 14-May 9. love poetry, limericks. Students who Saturdays, enjoy writing can a appeals March 10-24. The workshop is for students Stratagiaa for Dynamic Environment meets Thurs- "We are beginning to use episodes from series like poetry choose model that to take adapt subject planning the SAT or ACT college entrance ex- day evenings, March 8-April 12; Eaaantlala of these in some of our regular credit classes," noted to them and their own to that format. am. Each week, about a dozen poems be distributed Financial Planning forWoman, Tuesday evenings, Winokur. "It gives students an opportunity to see cer- will in aloud March 13-April 3; Personal Tax Planning and tain species of plants and animals alive and in their class to be read and discussed. Anyone can benefit by or English Sheltering Wednesday "That's another way we've kept the cost of the class improvinghis her Your Income, Monday and own environment, as opposed to studying only a sec- skills, to Dorothy said. the poems and according Dr. West, instructor of a evenings, March 26-April 2; and Creative Inveating tionon a microscope slide." down," Engberg "All course called assignments are so students won't to Tha Laaat You Should Know About in the Stockmarket, Wednesday evenings, March Each class session will begin with a one-hour film, photocopied need Engllah Vocabulary and Spading Skills. 28-April 25. followed by an in-depth discussion exploring the purchase textbooks." This lively Engberg poetry enjoys translating Latin class will meet on Tuesdayand Thursday history diversity oflife on each of the continents. writes and evenings, March 13-April and and Old English poems and riddles into Modern 5. Baalca of Newaletter and Brochure Produc- "Dr. Rowland and I have wanted to teach a class "We meet English. has done numerous poetry readings and have always been surprised by the response to tion, will on Wednesday evenings, March 7-21. like this for some time," Winokur said. "We thought She class," West, encourages her share writings with this said who has taught the class at it would be a fun way for people tolearn about life on students to their UNLV for three years. people others. "Apparently, from all UNLV's Division of Continuing Education will co- our planet. Biology and paleontology may sound like are more are new at writing poetry don't walks of life becoming conscientious about sponsor the Tenth Annual Teaching and Treating complex subjects to some people, but we designed this "Many people who their communication skills. Conference want anyone but the teacher to see it," shenoted. "No We've had secretaries, March 7-10 at the Holiday Inn Center class for thelayman. There are no tests or assignments bankers, and one the class be pressured to write poetry or teenagers, seniors, people who are in- Strip. and class discussion be kept as nontechnical in will some activity the will it Any does not wish to have volved in writing and need to polish their Severalprominent speakers will address a variety of as possible." read aloud. student who grammar, vocabulary, and writing skills." parental concerns including child sexual abuse, their work discussed in classcan submit it to me formy enjoy allergies, teenage suicide, and stress management. personal comment. In that way, everyone can Five Real Estate courses will be offered this month: Participants may register for credit or non-credit, or If you're 55 or older, you might want to discover or writing, reading or simply listening to great poetry." Curtain to rise for comedy performance Alumni Association Career Day "Fifth of July," a critical- Theater at UNLV on March box office by calling dependence Day, the play is brings top ly acclaimed comedy by 9. Curtain time is 8 p.m. 739-3801. part of a projected trilogy professionals to classrooms playwright Lanford Wilson, and tickets are available Set on a farm in Lebanon, about the Talley Family. As many as UNLV guest speaker at the Career Junior and senior students opens in the Judy Bayley through the performing arts Mo., on the day after In- written first, "Fifth 125 Though Days luncheon on March 14, interested in interviews with of July" takes place 33 years alumni and local business speaking to 12:15 p.m., the Moyer Stu- any of the representatives of "Talley's Folly," leaders will be in after university dent Union. Students may the more than 20 companies Wilson's earlier hit play students March during the UNLV pick up free tickets from the that will be on campus March the 12-14 about humorous, CSUN or MSU offices. must arrange an interview touching courtship Salley Alumni Association Career 14 of According to Albrecht, 80 through the UNLV Career Talley and her husband-to- Days. The arranged percent of the Career Day Planning and Placement of- be, Matt. annualevent, by the Alumni Relations Of- speakers are UNLV ficebefore that date. "Fifth of July" is fice, brings local profes- graduates. The remainder are centered on Kenny Talley—a sionals into classrooms to local business leaders who are The public and other paraplegic, homosexual Viet- speak about their careers and i experts in their fields. Most students can meet with the nam veteran-and what hap- answer students' questions. speakers will address junior representatives after 1:30 pens when he decides to sell Career Day speakers range ; and senior upper-division p.m. on the second floor of deterioratingTalley the far- from criminologists to artists, , courses, but Albrecht said the union. For more informa-1 mhouse. His potential according to Fred Albrecht, , some tion, buyers pair will also address call the UNLV Career are a of old director of alumni relations. freshman and sophomore Planning and Placement of- friends from his Berkeley Gov. Richard Bryan will be e classes. fice at 739-3495. / days in the sixties: Gwen, a wealthy, aspiring rock singer, and her husband John. As the reunited friends and Talley reminisce, it becomes apparent that the past as well as the house and the Talley legacy are at stake. From the author of CARRIE, A New York Times THE SHINING, i theater critic called the play a masterwork. Another critic THE DEAD ZONE, wrote, "Though old wounds are opened, Mr. Wilson and CHRISTINE... takes a long and charitable view of both his people and theircountry. By the end, each lonely and alienated character has somehow transcended his pain to face a more hopeful future." UNLV'sproduction, sug- gested for mature audiences, runs March 9, 10, 16, 17, 22, 23, and 24 at 8 p.m., with the final performance, > March 25, at 2 p.m. The An adult cast features Steve Barker as Kenny, Georgia New as nightmare. Gwen, and Michael Banak as Robert Burgan AND FRENDS Mwhm of tha TaLWy family and friands from the put gather John. FAMILY directs the UNLV produc- together in thisaeana from "Fifth of July," openingMarch 9 in UNLVs JudyBayloy Thaatar. tion.
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tpeak to Pretident I'd realize thai the job he is Good job on the econom>. I would ask him if he dyed I'd say there has to be an I would say I hope he wins Reagan face to doing is lough and that people but you have to do something his hair. The answer to that alternative to peace besides the re-election. I like what he is do- are always giving him a hard about the deficit, and your question tells a lot about arms buildup. ing for the country, and I sup- face, what would lime, but I'm sure that he is do- foreign policy Is kind of ag- foreign policy and about a lot port his decisions for Lebanon ing the best he can, no mailer gressive and militaristic. of things, because that is a per- and the country. you tay? what he's doing. I'm sure thai sonal question. If he actually it is tough. dyes his hair, then you don't know what's going on in Nicaragua.
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by Ron Zayas the limelightof theDemocratic party for a groat The women, who make up 51 percent of issues that will most likely be responsible tlal oltction, Is back and giving It ona mora deal of time, having boon brought Into national the U.S.'s population, will be a power for the nomination. shot. "I am for reduced spending in the attention by being chosenby Jimmy Carter In force in this election and will have a hand military, improvements in foreign policy, 1976. in selecting the winner in San Francisco McGovern has been the most outspoken of running support for social programs, the ERA, (the site of the Democratic Convention). SenatorJohn Glenn has problems. His cam- and liberal all the .candidates for president. In speaking out on equal and most of all, I wish to remove Reagan Mondale is running for president with The National Women's Political paign Is In financialtrouble, he Is $2 million In Caucus has 100 rights, he has not only supported the from office. I am the only man for the the contention that he is the only given Hart a percent debt endhis standingIn thepotts hes tokene voting record for his the 96th ERA, but has been theonly candidate to job." Democrat able to defeat Ronald Reagan in work in nose dive. Congress. simply means that in specifically call for civil rights for The above quote could really apply to 1984. This the organization, homosexuals. almost any of five major candidates now Mondale are, at best, vague. He view of the Hart has con- Glenn is one of the most conservative stances The wants running for the Democratic nomination has been criticized for promising all things sistently voted in favor of the issues that Democrats. He supports the military and senator the Marines in Lebanon home quickly. He wants for president. As the campaign draws to for all people and relying on organized the NWPC has considered important to has often criticized the other candidates all American military in its final stages, the candidates begin to campaign message the women's movement. for wanting to undermine the strength of involvement Central labor to spread his America to stop immediately. And he narrow their stances, giving the Nevada short, he is being at- TheColorado National Organization of the nation. When all theother candidates, across the nation. In would like to cut the military's budget by Democrat the chance to vote for the can- tacked for doing first what all the can- Women has given Hart the same 100 per- with theexception of Mondale, were call- for his (he most ing for the pullout of Marines 25 percent. didate that most suits his stance in the tried to do. cent stanccs on issues that the in didates have concern the goals of the Lebanon, Glenn never addressed issue. McGovern hopes to lower the Nevada caucus on March 13. been to use his affilia- women's equality the Mondalehas able for claim that unemployment rate by reviving a national Trying to guess the positions of the can- tion with ex-President Jimmy Carter toan movement. Hart has also been praised Glenn's campaign statements having a record of hiring qualified Glenn is an and honest man, service (much like the Civilian Conserva- didates in nationalpopularity is like trying By being able to claim partial track honorable advantage. on his and by he but polls tion Corps of the 1930'5) that would to guess the next president of Iran: ac- women senatorial staff. most reports is, the responsibility for the positive public might be restore the nation's railway system. fruitless. complishments of the administration, Another issue that has gained Hart the have shown that the not organizations is ready an president. In order to improve the benefits that At the beginning of the campaign, e.g., hostages and the support of many women's for honest the freeing of the voting being pro- greatest concerns persons on welfare receive, McGovern political forecasters had all but given the improvements of relations with the his eight-year record on One of Glenn's is the the mother, not high budget deficit, which on the mind would like to transfer all responsibility for race toex-Vice President Walter Mondale. Nicaragua regime, he has been able to choice (giving and the is state, the right to when have an many gone these programs to the federalgovernment, It wasn't until the lowa caucus, where capitalize on what might have an decide to of people. Glenn has not out been on and away from the states. hitherto dark horse candidate Senator fatal association. abortion). the wire of proposing large spending otherwise On military spending. has propos- McGovern is staying third or fourth Gary Hart made a strong showing, that Mondalehas received the most national Hart bills and then turning about-face and call- military be reorganized, with ing for budget cuts. He seems todefinitely place in the polls consistently, and will the analyst conceded that the race was not exposure of any candidate, with the excep- ed that the no specifics on whether or not he ac- deficits, strongly influence the Democratic Party over yet. McGovern, and getting exposure is will wish for lower if elected. tionof tually military budget. Hart on platform in 1984, whether or not he is New Hampshire, where Hart scored an half the game. curtail the The nuclear freeze is also the mind of a system pro- Glenn. prefers to elected. unprecedented landslide victory over Mondale could sleep at night if only wishes to enact that would Glenn have America mote "strong leaders, not deploy B-l bomber the These are the top four candidates for Mondale, was thearena in which the terms Gary Hart were running for the same bureaucrats." the and MX not might be missile, negotiate the Democratic nomination. "upset" entered the Mondale campaign position. The system is not only vague, but and thus be able to from and "longshot" forever left the impossible; presidents come and go, but the position of strength. Than Is ona othar candldatastUlln tha rata, vocabulary of Hart opponents. the Pentagon remains the same. tha Ravarand Jassa Jackson, butatlar' 'Supar Senator Hart has received the support of a It is these two issues which really set Senetor George McGovem, the leader of the Tuasday" on March 13, tha raca wHI most Mondah, tha ax-senator with thelooks of a number of women 's organizations throughout Hart apart from the rest of the candidates, liberals a generation ago who wes soundly Hkaly bo narrowod down to two candldatas- professional politician, has boon abh to stay In the country. and if he is nominated, these will be the defeatedby Richard Nixon In the '72 prestden- Mondata and Hart.
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leaving high school. Thirty- students under a new policy of the OSU and UCLA dent has since filed intent to attend the proposed lecture. assembly had refused to percent chose four-year there. Students must fill out mascots. The committee step- sue the university. Since the The five at all, schools, twenty-five percent an "independent status" ped in after a Pacific-10 con- university cannot guarantee debate the lecture issue threatened with a two-year schools, and eight form to prevent their grades ference representative com- the safety of all student-built until Gay percent vocational-technical from going home. ORU of- plained. lofts, it may have to ban con- lawsuit by Lesbian and liability. Union. News schools, says the National ficials say most students are struction to limit its Students practical Center on Education dependents and most parents A joke backfired on a Statistics. want to know how their kids U. of Vermont student. A new graduate dorm at Gay student groups did file are doing. Penn State U. is The young man mailed a Louisiana State U. will offer of Penn- human hand, taken suit against the U. MASH may be gone, but taking action in the opposite heart and 12-monthhousing in three- to sylvania and Temple U., among from a university laboratory, The its influence lives direction: to comply with six-person apartments. claiming they allow from to friend project is the no a new a Colorado, American college students. A federal privacy laws, it will in conversion of discriminatory organizations Young semester where the box containing the existing dorm Brigham U. longer mail fall five floors of to on At issue perma- body parts accidentally came space can up recruit campus. professor's survey of business grades to students' and house to 90 are policies allowing the at into police possession. The people. school students eight nent home addresses. military, the and theCIA guys they young man, FBI list and some friends schools shows that to hold job interviews on other Hawkeye Pierce as a major Faculty are threatening to who helped get him the An optional fee for student campus. Col. Sherman boycott graduation cadaver parts, now face cam- goverment is being promoted Source: National On-Campus Report role model and Potter as the ideal boss. The ceremonies at Virginia Tech, pus disciplinary proceedings. by some of U. of Utah advertising performing hypnotist against two Black Student students also identified some unless students there promise students. They're collecting Sexist often A The U. of Florida chapter names petition gets boot from college may be banned from Nor- Union officers on the U. of of the saddest MASH scenes to behave. Faculty members on a to make the fraternity the But thwestern U. after an au- Northern Colorado campus. as their most memorable. say it's unsafe to sit among of Pi Lambda Phi financial support of newspapers. it usually in- heavily, was suspended for one year volves photographs of dience was disturbed by one phone calls to the students, students who drink Associated Studentsoptional, In were it more women. The Wisconsin George the public safety office and Teacher job opportunities shoot off champagne bottle after six of its members in order to make U. of of his trances. gang-raping a Daily recently re- Vaughn Lowther reportedly the student newspaper, the have leveled off, after declin- corks and throw the empty accused of financially accountable. This Cardinal 17-year-old a students, jected an promoting returned a NU student to a caller threatened to shoot the ing for three straight years, bottles. girl following year, say the ASUU ad "little sister" party. The money on its Hollywood, Fla., because of "past life," and had him re- pair if they attended a student says the Association for spent too much fraternity a own budget too bulging bathing of a live a murder-suicide. Resi- council meeting. UNC has of- School, College and Universi- Saks of a T-shirt were may also face leaving little the suit fered a $1,000 reward for in- ty Staffing. The teacher job quashed by the Oregon State lawsuit by thegirl's family. to other organizations. male model. Hollywood's dent Hall officials believe Chamber of Commerce Lowther, a regular performer formation on the caller's market will be the same or U. Student Activities Com- ia dorm bring gay targeted at young peo- in NU dorms for five years, identity. better in fallof 1984, as it was mittee, because of a con- Contraction Fudiai to a the ad rooms may be banned at the speaker campus was ple, hoping to draw the Spr- showed a lack of judgement this past fall. troversial slogan. The to denied a ing a in this incident. More than half of 1982's T-shirts, designed for sale by U. of Illinois after student twice by the U. of Utah stu- break crowd. But, said high school seniors enrolled Report cards will be sent to an OSU fraternity, bore the there was injured falling out dent goverment, on the Cardinaleditorial, it went too a grounds in using sex Death threats were made in college within a year of parents of Oral Roberts U. lettersF-UCLA, with pictures of dorm-room loft. The stu- few students would far to sell. Playboy magazine takes aim at Big 10 Draft may have new twist Last year's CHICAGO, ILL. recruiting women to pose for Baylor's president, threaten- tour of the WASHINGTON, D.C. armed forces, as a volunteer public would be less hostile to any women Atlantic Coast Conference (CPS)-Playboy says it's possible appearances in the ed to expell who (CPS)-Coming on the heels in hospitals or nursing a voluntary system." heading Big schools magazine's September back- posed naked for the magazine schools did elicit some pro- for 10 predictions that some sort homes, thePeace Corps, or The public apparently is themselves as tests. Maryland students suc- of in this spring for its annual to-campus edition. and identified of military draft or national with other human service becoming hostile to a return Playmate Baylor students. ceeded forcing actual and publicity hunt. in service obligation be agencies. to a traditional military draft, often been Baylor editorial shooting sessions to an off- will im- As is usual, some campuses The results have A Lariat posed on all students in the Under the Saxon plan, for however. Only 30 percent of have already begun toreact to incendiary as collegians and criticizing McCall's stance campus location. next few years, a Washington example, 18-year-olds would the people favor a peacetime a protested subsequently cost stu- Playboy itself doesn't the projected visits of administratorshave three group has released the results earn educational benefits in draft, an October 1983 survey Playboy photographer, presence. dent journalists their scholar- dislike such controversy. Playboy's of a three-year study sug- return for their service. by the University of begin April, 1979, Service While "we don't strive to scheduled to in In for example, ships. College Press gesting theU.S. already has a TheYouth Policy Institute, Chicago's National Opinion according magazine Playboy's Ivy League tour later reported that one Baylor throw fuel on the fire," to national service system. however, found the skeleton Research Center found. A publicist Slayers' provoked many woman finally appeared Slayers says the publicity David best demonstra- who "Our unique contribution for such a system already ex- year before, the center's poll tions and inspired several in Playboy was allowed to helps. "You ban the book in estimate. to the continuing debate on ists. found44 percent in favor of a were on campus papers to to "quietly." Boston, and guess what "There rumblings refuse graduate Meryl "We first have to make peacetime draft. asking women everybody reads?" the subject," says campus the day after" word run ads for to recognize the ex- Nonetheless, Selective Ser- Playboy toured Asked what she expected Maneker of the Youth Policy legislators of Playboy's impending visit pose. thl Institute, a seven-year-old istence of our present vice spokesman Donald Eber- reached Bloomington, In- "The Harvard Crimson Southeastern Conference in willhappen when Playboy ar- agency of Robert F. Ken- system," Maneker says. ly last month predicted there diana, says Wendy Weyen, our and the money 1981, and the Big Eight in rives in Champaign, Daily ll- the took ad nedy Memorial that monitors probably will be some sort of editor of the Indiana Daily we paid, and failed to run the 1982, largely without provok- lini Managing Editor Barbara youth-oriented federal pro- Even after the system is mandatory conscription by ad," Slayers recalls. The ing anything more than mild Taylor says, "The same thing ! Student. grams and reports, "is our coordinated and expanded, 1990, although he believes it editors "took this pater- curiosity. that always happens. assertion that the U.S. the suggests it remain be for a national service been inspiring nalistic approach of 'not with In 1982, Playboy Grassroots(groups) will pro- YPI will Playboy has operates a de facto system of voluntary. system that includes civilian such campus rumblings each our women you don't.'" photographer David Chanat- test. With the high incidence national service already." "We have to recognize alternatives. spring since 1977, when it The most serious conflict tributed thecalm to the "con- of rape and acquaintance The armed forces, Peace budget constraints," The YPI study found that a began concentrating on erupted in 1980 at Baylor. servative" nature of the rape on campus, it's really Corps, VISTA and state-run Maneker says. "A com- majority of the nation's college conferences, McCall, schools' students. bad timing." n specific Abner then conservation corps involve pulsory system would cost youth would choose military some 1.2 million young peo- about $24 billion, so it can't service even though there ple, Maneker explains. be considered. Besides, the would be civilianalternatives. Collegians just as students of past Maneker and co-authors as smart > Foley and Jeffery r WASHINGTON, leges and our study significant declines in student Jonathan D.C. universities nation- "But results in- Lee Schwarz foresee revamp- Now we have it— (CPS)-Contrary to recent the majority officials education is not quality over the last five wide, of dicate that in into a the Kodak Ektaprint seen "no significant as as years, while 16 percent noted ing thecurrent system studies which claim American have much trouble all the more comprehensive, albeit " is a state na- change" quality of reports have indicated," he significant improvements in copteKlupllcatof education in of in the voluntary, system that I decline, quality science, engineering, says. quality. still —Copyquality good tional the of their would encompass all youths. so college students in science, and humanities students. Among humanities of- J you can't tell it's engineering, and the "Some people will pro- ficials, 62 percent reported Likewise, 61 percent of the In recent months, many a copy humanities is at least as good bably feel thereports are con- that today's students are at engineering and science of- public figures-from Henry - was Ave years ago, ac- tradictory (to studies) the same quality as ficials surveyed said they FOR ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS as it other least of Kissinger M.I.T. head showing years ago, ac- no significant to • cording to new reports. that American students five detected C*ll. —' ww—— \ / David Saxon-havecalled for • 736-3522 education is going to hell in a cording to the studies. change in student quality in MJMMM CAM* starting a national youth ser- • «<>«"» just-released handbasket," last five years, while 23 professional Based on two notes Charles the vice program under which all f ]■ on Anderson, one of the ACE Of the remainder, 61 per- percent reported significant TYPESETTING American Council Educa- 18-year-olds would have to ISSSTLv*. (ACE) surveys of senior researchers who compiled the cent of the engineering and improvements and 15 percent I I tion devote two years of service to 486 col- reports. science officials reported significant declinesin quality. ART SERVICE! academic officials at .the country. IZw ISQCHBS" An 18-year-old could 4632 S. Maryland Parkway, #4 Ticked off prof charges students for grading papers choose between servingin the L ACROSSFROM UNtV STUDCNT UNION BLOC A ATHENS, GA. "In order to meet that $2.6 ing students a SIO grading fee to pay the grading fee, he (CPS)-After budget cuts million funding decrease the to pay the student's salary. says, and all have their money forced him to fire his student university made various cut- But university ad- back. 258525M5S grading assistant, a Universi- backs, including eliminating' ministrators quickly squelch- KOMP F.M. 93 ty of Georgia math professor some teaching assistant and ed the new practiceand made Shifrin prefers not to PRESENTS decided to dramatize the grading assistant positions," Shifrin refund the voluntary discuss the incident with campus-wide cutbacks by Dendy says. fee to students. reporters, adding that "I was charging students SIO apiece But math professor Ted hoping the whole thing had to have their papers graded. Shifrin didn't take theloss of Several students did refuse blown over." "Last fall the University of his gradingassistant as game- Oeorgia's state funding was ly as administrators had cut by 52.6 million as part of hoped. a state-wide budget cutback," explains UGA Shifrin kept his grading spokesman Larry Dendy. assistant, and started charg-
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Cawtf The Yellin' Rebel, Tuesday March 6, 1984-9 Id & Ego GA meetings relieve nasty gambling burdens by SteveBernhard carelessly next to an ashtray, or seen the stealing, whenever and whateverhe could. eyes, and finally, she sobbed uncon- polyester-clad waitress clenching her fists His moment of crisis came on another one trollably, shaking so badly was certain meetings I Weekly are held at out-of-the- at a less-than-generous slot machine, of his big nights-he had just dropped someone would come to console her, but way places, members know each other only you've seen some of the people met at $5,900, his absolute last $5,900, at the no--as one member explained to me later, by a I 'We've teen and caused to first name, nobody knows where the Gamblers Anonymous last Friday. Castaways. There was no one left to bor- there's lots of understanding here, but no otherslive or work. GA doesn't charge for its services, and row from, so he did what a seriously com- hand-holding. much suffering-emotionally- They're not i collectionof desperados look- accepts no outside contributions-ironic in pulsive gambler would do-stole the last "We've seen, and caused, so much during our lives, we've learned ing for a shoulder tocry on, but a group of view of the compulsive gambler's belief dollar from his sleeping daughter's piggy suffering-emotionally-during our lives, how to deal with it.' uniqueindividuals who've at last found the that nobody gets anything for free. Thehat bank, returned to the casino and put it on we've learned how to deal with it,"he told courage to face the sickness that dwells gets passed around, but you don't have to the pass line. me. within. feel ashamed if you can't afford to con- It turned out to be the luckiest day of his We waited for her to regain her com- Each tells his or her own story, many of tribute. It's understoodthat you very likely life. He lost that last dollar, but wona new posure, but it was not tobe. Next to speak which are so gut-wrenchingly woeful a have lots of bills, maybe even a loan shark perspective on life, confessed his indiscre- was Pauline, 38, who last summer was She's been attending GA meetings for sullenlook escapes the face of no one in at- or two threatening to break your arm. tions to his family, and at their urging, seriously injured in an automobileaccident six months now, and Boulder Highway is tendance. But, the gloom is momentary, Complete anonymity is assured. Con- sought the help of GA. caused by a drunk driver. strictly off limits now, but her struggle for soon replaced by a somewhat angelic ex- siderable allowances have tobe made when There are no words in the English A few weeks prior to the end of her self-control continues precariously, with pression radiating the new-found sense of you're dealing with troubled individuals language to accurately describe the look of three-month hospital stay, the forced occasional lapses still a problem. She ends dignity they've found in themselves. such as these. accomplishment etched across his face as separation from gambling became too by explaining how much better she feels This assemblage is quite unlike Alcoholics The most enthusiastic sociologist might he ended his "story" with the disclosure much to bear. She persuaded a friend to now, smiles, thanks everyone for listening Anonymous gatherings; these people have be overcome with despair upon witnessing that he hasn't placed a bet in six years. withdraw $1,500 from her bank account and gets an enthusiastic round of applause. had lots of money, sampled the good the testimonials of their shattered lives. and sneak her out of the hospital. It seems that many of the people in our things in life. Now the caviar has turned to The names have been changed to Supported by an orthopedic walker, she town fail to realize that the profitable hamburger, the new Cadillac to a used preserve their anonymity. The sad fact is, Crystal attended her second GA meeting and her friend headed straight for their gambling institution that pays so much in Chevy-they've lost it all—in the casinos. Las Vegans only love a winner. Their lack last Friday. The day after the first meeting favorite haunt, the Showboat Hotel. What taxes takes a heavy toll on many potential If you've eyed, watched with envy the of luck at the tables has, among all of the she found herself weakened by the she remembers most about that night is the taxpayers. high roller at the craps table, resplendent other problems, relegated each to the weekend revelry of her co-workers, who split-second glance into the mirror above The compulsive gambler, vilified by the in gold, a pile of black chips thrown unenviable position of having to assume a gathered for drinks at a local watering the crap table. The pathetic figure she saw very establishment that nurtured him, is rogue-like personna. hole, something that's almost impossible left her cold. lost in what he once considered to be a Pete, 49, gambled almost every day in to do in this town without rubbing elbows The humiliating solf-imaga--bloiry-eyed, paradise. teriouily back rooms in his native New York, for with a one-armed bandit. Two gin-and- hunched -across the walker, biting her lip Fortunately, volunteers at Gamblers 'He did what a over 30 years, at whatever game was tonics, along with the paycheck cashing from the pain her missed medication had Anonymous are attempting to understand, compulsive gambler would do- available. He graduated to neighborhood "courtesy" of the Barbary Coast, led allowed her to feel, was still not enough to rebuild the shattered self-respect, help the stole the last dollar from hie bookmaker, had a knack for moving the Crystal to another night of anguish. stop her. compulsive gambler recreate what once ex- points around, and managed to keep his TN car payments are now thraa months She likens the uncontrollable urge she isted: a dignified human being. eleeping daughter't piggy head above water while venting his obses- bohlnd. Six months ago she sold her house, felt at that moment to a separationof mind bank.' sion to "be in on the action." somethingshe now realizes she did to have from body. Her hands, detached, a mind Eventually, the roof collapsed. When last- more money to gamble. That's all I heard of their own, refused to stop throwing second baskets, wild pitches and fumbles of her story; the shame evidenced by her more chips on the table; not until all were Call 385-7732 If you, or somoono you know, ruined his point spread, he resorted to downcast eyes welled up in her throat, her lost did the frenzy release her. noods that holp. Mack architect accomplishes center's goals Handicapped needs by Karen Ann Merkes facility. there is plenty of space for claims Cambeiro. It is pro- elude boxing, wrestling, In this case, "large" may parking, paving thearea is yet posed to be extended further volleyball, and soccer. considered at Mack Domingo Cambeiro, one be an understatement. to be seen. The landscaping to Tropicana. Thomas and Outsideof sports, the first of the chief architects of Thomas and Mack is contain- also fell into the category of Mack will then have a net- entertainment affair at by Karen Ann Merkes Thomas and Mack, believes ed in 231,430 square feet and being less urgent. Graveland workof storm systems within Thomas and Mack was the building will become "a is the fourth largest on- dirt now occupy the areas its parking lot which can be "Christmas with Class" The Las Vegas Sun recently published an article on landmark of Las Vegas." Ex- campus arena in the nation. originally planned for grass, tied onto the other storm presented on Dec. 16 their editorial page which criticized UNLV's Thomas and pressing pride, he revealed Cambeiro describes the trees, and foliage. Another sewer system. This was not a 1983. The idea that our arena Mack Center. The article alleged that the facility housed that this is the greatest ac- development of the massive reduction affecting visitors, case of waiting for additional is good enough for Sinatra inadequate accommodations for thehandicapped. The complishment of his profes- structure as "a very long, particularly when thestadium funding, but rather for the ci- now carries weight inbooking writer stated that the "aisles are too skimpy" for a sional life. Considering his hard, tedious and totally is nearly sold out, is in the ty to extend its system to this future extravaganzas. Other wheelchair, and without rails for a person using a other achievements, that is devastating year's time." toilet facilities. Cambeiro point. expected affairs are the Ringl- walker. It further commented that the elevator for han- was ap- ing Brothers Circus, the quite a statement. John Carl Warnecke Ar- stresses that these are all A cost reduction dicapped individuals will not take them to certain seating to the Republican Cambeiro and brother Ar- chitects, a Los Angeles com- secondary items. He feels the plied, however, Convention's areas, including the lower-priced balcony seats. In addi- functional seating. It was originally opening ceremonies and, turo are currently working on pany, joined the Cambeiro arena is "quite to of tion, no designated parking spaces have been assigned as McCarran International Air- brothers in a partnership for do the service*it was intended decided in the finance course, UNLV graduation handicapped parking. the university has negotiations that concrete ceremonies. port and have developed duration of the project. to do." The In responft to these charges, Thomas and Mack ar- The companies landscaping pav- seating ver- many other local structures. were chosen put the and would be brought Even with all of its chitect, Domingo Cambeiro, says the building is up to "this is a after submitting bids and on ed parking within its future down to thearena level. The satility, Thomas and Mack Cambeiro asserts standards. In such a facility, hand railings are not re- building only basis was university later ex- a way to go in which will not the of experience, goals. Themajor priority chose to has long chipp- quired and the aisles have met with fire department stan- to ing $30 serve the university in its cur- capabilities, manpower and get the structure built for pand the arena floor with away at the million in- dards. According to Cambeiro, the fire department ap- riculum and athletics, but previous accomplishments, use. Less significant at- retractable seating to make vested in its construction. But proved the construction both before and during oc- also serve the community." among other things. Because tributes can be added later. thestructure more adjustable with continued success of cupancy. With the convention center the original bid exceeded the The large holes around to different occasions. This such possible events, ' Mr. Cambeiro recognizes the needs of the disabled. was booked nearly year-round, maximum architectural Thomas and Mack are "a alteration made possible Cambeiro is confident that He suggests that arrangements be made between the $26.3 ad- there are not many "buildings allowance of million, temporary measure that we through a contingency budget the structure will eventually ministrative branch of Thomas and Mack Center and were available to the community. financial reductions had to incorporate into the that had been established for pay foritself. local handicapped organizations in an attempt to inform project. Thomas and Mack is now negotiated. The city storm unforeseen matters which The community at large the handicapped of their facilities. Accessible areas for Vegas As we all noticed, system presently may have come up during another Las option to have terminates has accepted Thomas and the handicapped include the concourse level and the accommodate many future paved parking was one place halfway to the university construction. As develop- Mack as an asset to Las arena level for courtside seating. Elevators are available a large costs were cut. Although along Maryland Parkway," ment continued events which need and the Vegas. Cambeiro agrees that to these areas. budget had not been touched, From the administrative side, Special Events Coor- retractable the parking is a disappoint- seating replaced ment, but believes that people dinator Pat Christensenagrees that accommodations for the concrete. the handicapped adequate." are now becoming aware that are "not He claims that So, even without paved it is only a temporary in- previously the administration was not aware of the pro- parking and beautiful land- convenience. blem. Now that it has been brought to light, Christensen scaping, Thomas and Mack is affirms "we are in the process of doing whatever possi- proving to be a very versatile Cambeiro was initially ble to accommodate these people; we'll go the whole 10 stage. With a temporary disconcerted when, prior to yards." With the ice show, as with many upcoming con- basketball floor which can the opening of Thomas and certs, a stage or backdrop is placed on one end of the easily be removed in a short Mack, the local media were court. Since part of the handicapped seating is on either period of time, we have only referring to the building as side of the arena, thiscuts that area in half. begun to enjoy its the "Mack muffin." The Mr. Christensen concluded his remarks by making capabilities. structure was given a lot of assurances that the problem will be remedied. Over this past weekend, the texture and shadowing by floor was flooded and frozen revealing some of the col- to stage "Walt Disney's Ice umns on the exterior. "This Odyssey." This same strategy was truly an architectural your degree would have been employed feat," thedesigner now says, for ice hockey, which was at in realizing that "any to work HHHRHBHH one time considered for the building can be compared to stadium. The final decision, something else in life." Fur- where it can do again, to cut costs, was to thermore, the name does not ■"*! make the arena smaller than seem to have stuck. Mr. a world of good. what a hockey field would re- Cambeiro is quite pleased quire. Although hockey has with his latest accomplish- been crossed off the list, ment and declares that "we Domingo Cwnboiro, •rcbitect of UNLViThau and Modi Cootor. "> numerous other sporting were elated when it was com- events are possible. These in- pleted." Nayy , , ms . Nuclear Your first job after graduation should offer you Financial Aid more than just a paycheck. We can you Engineering an experience that lasts a lifetime.
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TICKETSavailable atCaeears Mail GatftmiaWtakni i 4 Lw UNLV■« kort A* KAA mMR't kakMtWl ckaq*OMMp Office, 350 Cedar Street Olympic Caalno Box •(619) 239-0391 TMMky, More* «in *. SoMh Gym ol 7 p.m. The Break, The Whiskey River San Diego, CA 92101 photo by Ginger Bruner and the Keyboard Lounge. REBELution Richie Adams: from South Bronx to Southwest by Kevin Hennessy Bronx, we established an immediate rapport. What in his offensive moves. Q: Some people say that many of the New York street impressed me most about this brief encounter was There is also ajoie de vivre that Richie possesses on players have a lot of talent but lack the discipline to My first contact with Richie Adams was on a cold, Richie's easy-going, soft-spoken countenance-quite a the court that I have never seen in a player before. This play organized ball. Would you agree with that? reputation dark night in Dec. 1981. I must admit my apprehen- contrast to the "head case" he had at the guy is having fun out there and it is contagious. It is Adams: Yes, I do. There were many fine players that I sion when four huge black kids piled in my taxi at the time. also one of the intangible elements of the game that played with, some of whom had played in the NBA, Hotel. not show up in the box score. college players from the New York area. Landmark Coming into this season, I was happy to hear does and also top that It's difficult to speculate where the 1983-84 Rebe- To tell the truth, there was a lot of betting on these My fears were quickly allayed when I realized that was back with the team. The first time saw Richie 1 would be without Richie Adams in the middle. I they were players town the Holiday play was in a UNLV intrasquad game. I team games. basketball in for him must ad- personally feel there are many games that UNLV could High School Basketball Tournament. When I found mit was impressed with some of his dynamic moves. I not have won without Q: Who would be doing the betting? two were New York, suggested him. out that of them from I Having had the opportunity to see all the Rebel Adams: Most of the big money games were sponsored that they play for UNLV when they graduated from the home games this year, and most of the televised road I had opportunity to visit with Richie at his by drug who would bet thousands of dollars high school. dealers, games, it has been a pleasure to see how Adams' play apartment and talk to him about his life in Las Vegas on a game. "That's Richie Adams in the back seat," one of has progressed. What I enjoy most about watching and New York. them said. And since Richie and I are both from the him play is the creativity and imagination he employs 0: What was the key to your returning to play for the Q: Were there any incidents surrounding these games Rebels this season? Did watching UNLV play on that you recall? television last year have something to do with it? Adams: In one game that we played in Harlem, one of Adams: When they lost to Fullerton, I saw some of the our "coaches" bet $15,000 on the game. The other game, and when they got to the playoffs and lost to "coach" thought that thebet was $50,000. That night, North CarolinaState, I really felt that if I was in there, we were partying in our park in the Bronx when this we could have won. Then I thought about it, and I guy who had won the bet showed up with an UZI knew Danny (Tarkanian) had wanted me tocome back machine gun demanding the other $35,000. Our because we were close. My mother and Joe Bostic, "coach" told him to get out of our neighborhood, and who is like my stepfather, talked about it, and I decid- somehow the situation got cooled out. ed to come back brcauseit is really quiet out here and I love it. Q: After being in situations like that on the street, is it difficult fora Patrick Ewing or a Wayman Tisdale to Did what you see on the streets New York make Q: of you? you realize that there was nothing really therefor you? intimidate Adams: Yes, that's right. like to play against tough At theend of the summer, was just out play- I Adams: I competition, and it's not easy to intimidate me. ing ball with a lot of guys and I realized that was not really helping me, so I decided to come back to Vegas. Q: Whatpro team would you playfor ifyou had your choice? 0: The way you are playing now, it seems like you have Adams: I would prefer to play for New York, Los a goodshot at making the NBA. Are you considering Angeles or Utah because I have so many friends in hardship (leaving) at going this time? those areas. Adams: No, not this year. Q: Do you feel another season of college ball will Q: How wouldyou explain your fondnessforchildren? help your game? Adams: I like children very much, and they enjoy being Adams: Yes, I do. And I really want to gain some more around me. In fact, when my career as a player is weight, get a little thicker in the chest and build up my finished, I would like to be a counselorand work with legs so guys can't push me around. young guys who are going through similar problems to the ones that I have had. Q: What position do you think you will play in the NBA? The Richie Adams story is a continuing one. I can Adams: I would want to play small forward, but the only hope that there is a happy ending for this young way Coach (Jerry Tarkanian) plays me now, I'll pro- man. Considering the type of situations that Richie has bably play strong forward can put on another 25 or had to deal with, the upcoming, playoffs should be Richie Adamt liket to watch the toapt when he relaxes at hit apartment. if I 30 pounds. cake. Once again, Runnin' Rebels slow in stall tactic team-high 20 points by David Renzi Frank "Spoon" James' basket gave the Rebels a 2-0 lead to start the Rebels' run to overtake Oklahoma. Booker scored a game. for the game, while Catchings ended a mild slump with 10 points. James, halftime, but quickly found itself down by points, added Ave during the run. To stall or not to stall-that is the question to which Jerry Tarkanian UNLV trailed 40-36 at 12 who scored 15 points at the start of the second half when the Sooners reeled off eight Danny Tarkanian was surprisingly outside. Left have discovered the answer to long ago. Orat least as far back as effective from the should consecutive points. practically unguarded from the foul line and beyond, Tarkanian stung the March 20, 1983. a lead before the Rebels began thecomeback that Sooners with 12 points, most of them long-range is the in infamy In UNLV basketball record Oklahoma held 58-49 bombs. That date underlined would propel them into the lead. In the end, however, it was Tisdale's inside domination and UNLV's books. A pair by James and Ed Catchings brought UNLV to slowdownwhich proved to be theRebels' undoing, although is on held an 11-point second-halflead of baskets each the Sooners' That the date which the Rebels and, following a Sooner basket, theRebels ran off seven con- supporting players were excellent. tournament against eventual national champion within 58-57 in last season's NCAA secutive points to take the three-point advantage. Pierce, Darryl Kennedy and Tim McCalister all did their own bits of North Carolina State. on reeling, the the date which the Rebels lost their momentum (due largely With momentum UNLV's side and the Sooners Rebels damage to UNLV. Pierce canned 10 points, while Kennedy and Mc- Thatis on could have dealt the death blow, and probably would have, had the Calister popped in 14 apiece. to stall tactics), and eventually the game, 71-70. UNLV brain trust not implementedthe Rebels' old nemesis: the stall. The Rebels lost in a similar manner four days earlier to CalState-Irvine Nearly a year had passed since that day Corvallis, Ore. when this attempting to bring Oklahomaout of its zone defense by in With UNLV on what some would call an "official" hack job. season's Runnin' Rebel version stepped into the Lloyd Noble Center in playing catch, theSooners were taking command of the game again each The point is, had UNLVnot gone into the slowdown game possession Norman, Okla. Saturday to face the Oklahoma Sooners, the nation's they received the ball. in time of a nine-point lead with minutes remaining in the game, Richie Adams seventh-ranked team. by one by put 12 Two consecutive baskets Calvin Pierce and Tisdale the never goaltending a personal on Nearly a year the hows and whys of that one-point defeat to although were probably would have had and foul called to ponder Sooners in the lead 67-64, and the Rebels able to cut the him. the Wolfpack. The whys were--and are-clearly evident, but the apparent margin to one point on two occasions, they never took the lead again. lesson, however, never sunk in. What did sink in was a 78-70 loss to the With a precarious 69-68 lead, the Sooners proceeded to score nine of the As it was, the Anteaters were able to crawl back into thecontest, Adams Sooners, the Rebels' second straight defeat, and third in their last five game's final 11 points to lock up the victory. did have goaltending and a personal foul called on him at the same time, games. It was perhaps Oklahoma's final nine points that proved it is substan- and the Rebels had a 77-74 loss. Just how was UNLV's fourth loss in 29 games brought about? Well, tially more than just Tisdale, who scored 21 points and grabbed eight re- After the Oklahoma loss, Tarkanian said that the Rebels have "got to aside from a brilliant performance by Oklahoma's sophomore center bounds. Of thosenine points, the 6-9 All-American forwardwas responsi- get back home and get ready for the (PCAA) tournament." True. But Wayman Tisdale and backup by an excellent supportingcast, the Rebels ble for none of them. Not one. while they're getting ready, the Rebels ought to grab a trash can, set it in lost because they stopped playing. UNLV can thank Catchings and Eric Booker for even being able to themiddle of their practice floor, rip out the sheets in their playbook that With 6:48 left in the game, UNLV took a 64-61 lead, its first since climb back into the contest. Both players poured in eight points in the read "stall," toss them in, and then set them on fire. Haley throws 8-hitter as Hustlin' Rebels pound BYU at Bamson By Sharon DeLair not lost one game on the double, he walked, was hit by mound in two years prior to a pitch and grounded out in Bart Haley pitched eight in- Saturday, but he was at a the eighth to score Glenn nings, scattered eight hits and disadvantage most of the Zielinski, who was pinch run- was the winning pitcher as afternoon and was relieved by ning for Johnson. UNLV pounded Brigham former Chaparral player Going into the ninth inn- Young University 12-4 Satur- Greg Mannion after six and ing, it looked as if Haley day at Roger Barnson Field. one-third innings. The would be the first Rebel pit- Haley, 2-1, maintained Cougar defense made four er- cher to throw a complete control of the game by throw- rors, possibly as a result of game this season. However, ing strikes when the batter De LaTorre's control pro- the BYU bats had a little life was ahead on the count and blems. The loss dropped his left. Brett Varoz smacked a keeping his pitches low and record to 1-1. double and Jim Mecate away-a smart way topitch to UNLV took charge of the whackeda single. Farmer lost a long-hitting team like the game in the third inning. The Steve Eager's ball in the sun Cougars. To hear Haley tell score was 1-0 when second and Eager got a double. it, though, he spent much of baseman Steve Moser walked Haley was then substituted his time on the mound up to the plate and popped a for by Kerry Bray. Bray sur- dangerously close to defeat. home run over the left field rendered a double to Nate "I was struggling thewhole fence. Shortstop Matt Hyde but retired the next game," Haley said. "My arm Williams repeated his three batters he faced to end was tight and I got behind predecessor's feat also, thegame. batters. But it made me con- whacking theball toleft field. "I didn't feel comfortable centrate on pitching. It That homer was Williams' even in the ninth because helped me throw strikes." fourth of the year. BYU has a good club. They Whether Haley struggled Designated hitter Johnny take their hacks," said or not, UNLV head coach Johnson and right fielder Dallimore. Fred Dallimore praised him. Bobby Thompson both hit Saturday's win improved "Bart Haley was thekey to singles. Left fielder Jack Cur- UNLV's record to 10-4. It the whole game," said tis doubled to score Johnson was also sweet revenge for the Dallimore. "Pitching dictates and catcher Tim Arnold Rebels, having lost 12-s'to the tempo of a game. When singled to score Thompson. theCougars on Friday. your pitcher isn't throwing Center fielder Reggie Farmer "This was a big win for us. strikes, it's hard to get your grounded out but that gave If we lost today and lost Rebel,' Saturday. defense to play well. They Curtis enough time to reach tomorrow (UNLV played S-L-1-D.E-LWLV ehortetop Matt WUHmu, though catled oat tempt in the IMA win on William* aba hit at- hit fourth home run of the eoaeon. photo by Bruce Menke never know when the ball is home plate. UNLV scored Oklahoma State on Sunday) at toeond frorr mttomftiffy broke op a BYU doable play going to be hit to them." five runs in the third and led we would have finished the poll. (another road Dallimore's observation 6-0. weekend 9-6," Dallimore Slate was ranked second in magazine's top-30 top-30 squad) then take their second trip rang true for BYU. Cougar Curtis had a game filled said. the nation and BYU was UNLV, number 21 in the Wednesday and Thursday at of the season to face pitcher Mark DeLaTorre had with variety. Aside from the Last weekend, Oklahoma eighth in Collegiate Baseball xankings, plays Florida State Barnson Field. The Rebels' Fresno State.