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Vol. 86 No.77 Monday, January 18, 1982 Rising Costs of Higher Education Concern Administrators, _Students
Manuel Franco from New Mexico's various in three out of the four" tuition stitutions of higher learning, recommendations made, Gallegos ASNM is attempting to present a said. University of New Mexico unified front to the Legislature this student leader!> and administrators year. Besides the LFC's lO percent expressed some concern over 1982- tuition increase recommendation, . 83 state budget recommendations Although the Legislature is not the 'BEF and Governor Bruce King by the Legislative Finance Com likely to support no tuition in both recommended a 5 percent mittee released last week. crease, "the Legislature will increase while the BEF staff sometimes split the baby as a recommended no tuition increase. ASUNM President Mike Austin compromise,'' Austin said. said Friday that the Associated ASNM Lobbyist Michael The House Subcommittee on Students of New Mexico will "hold Gallegos said the LFC recom Higher Education is expected to our position" of wanting no tuition mendation was "the lowest it has make its recommendations today increase despite a 10.2 percent been in the past six year concerning higher tducation to the tuition increase recommendation s, .•. however we are not satisfied House Appropriations and Finance made by the LFC. with it." Committee. The committee is The Associated Students of New chaired by Democratic Sen. John Mexico is made of student leaders, But the students "did well in continued on l!age 16 Computer Intelligence Questioned
The "Star Wars" robots R2D2 native intelligence in a box ~ust vanced automation of assemby and C3PO are examples of around the corner," George Luger, lines); they want to design com something we are commg ·to expect associate professor of computer puter models of the activity of from computers: intelligence. Even science, said. "But it isn't true. One human intelligence that it be better in the games we play we are often of the things we have to learn is that understood and perhaps extended; competing against silicon chips. advances are made through an and it is great fun." Faced with the overwhelming awful lot of hard work." influence of compute~;s in our daily Yet even with this qualification, He said artificiai intelligence is of lives and the tremendous range of the advances which have already interest to psychologists, linguists tasks these machines now ·perform, been made in artificial intelligence and philosophers as well as. it is tempting to think that in- approach the marvels. of science engineers, technicians and com telligent computers have become a fiction. For instance, some com puter scientists. "Each group may reality. But, according to a UNM · puter ,programs actu.ally . e~hibit have its own reasons and goals in BiiiWoohter computer expert, the. era of ar- medical "judgement" JD helptna to the study of artificial inteJiigence, but many of the programs and tools A line forms Saturday to purchase textbooks at the Un_iversity tificiat intellig~mce is not yet here. diagnose and . treat · hospital foe development are shared by aiJ Bookstore. · "One of the problems with patients, Luger saad. groups," artifi~ial intelligence re~arc~ in the ..Judgement is simply a built-in One problem in artificial in past .as people have saad we ve got _ thing based on statistics, where you telligence research is to define combine a lot of bits of information "intelligence." to decide whether you've got a "Indeed, such a definition is well strong probability of something." beyond the current state-of-the-art Semester Break Sees Adjustm,ents Other ·examples of these expert of psychology, computer science, systems programs can be found in biology, medicine or any of our such diverse areas as mineral ex other modern science, just as 'life' In Athletics, Fina/nci(ll Aid, Bars ploration, automatic design of and 'meaning' are not definable by integrated circuits, law and its modern science.'' Luger said. "Instead, we search for a interest rates have made it hard to application and guidance systems Manuel Franco the University Arena mezzanine. behavioral description of these sell bonds at the present time. The .. for lighthouses and telescopes. The athletic department will pay up activities.' • bond market "has improved ..There are three main reasons The fo/Jowing is an update to $140,000 a year to help retire the Luger said one famous somewhat ••• but it's still not why people work in the area of compiled by the New Mexico Daily _ bonds when it has a budget surplus. behavioral description of in attractive enough right now," artificial intelligence," Luger said. Lobo of some of the news events The Regents also approved the ''They want to extend the range of telligence has been offered by Alan final plans for the Ronald Merrett said. which took place during the things computers can do (for Turing, a British mathematician. semester break. McDonald House to be located continued on page 17 example, the use of robots in ad- continued on page 16 north of the Children's Psychiatric Board of Regents Center. The house will provide a At the December meeting, the place to stay for some. families of Regents reduced the athletic children being treated at the department's budget estimate for University of New Mexieo/BCMC 1982-83 to $4 million from the Hospital. department's estimate of $4.6 The next scheduled Regents million {see interview with Athletic meeting is Feb. 2 in the Roberts Director John Bridgers on page 20). Room, second floor of Scholes The department estimates it will Hall. receive between $4.24 to $4.S9 New Mexico Educational . inililuii ln·!'~Y~!lUes in }9iji.ijj, Assistance Foundation's efforts to . f' d . ~" . The Regents reaf arme oucrmg """.. __ student loan notes from the half·price athletic tickets to UNM state · · • : . ~· h faculty and staff and paying the Foundation Presideii~· ·~?1 n.• other half of the tickets' price with Merrett said that the foundation's funds from the faculty and staff purchase of about $34 million in benefits account, which also pays student loan notes from the State for such benefits as social security Treasury has been approved and and life and medical insurance. the foundation will actually buy the This policy had been questioned by . bonds Feb. L State Oemocratic Rep. John Mershon of Cloudcroft, chairman Merrett said that Federated Tax of the Legislative Finance Com Free Trust in Pittsburgh has agreed mittee, who felt that the cost shoUld to lend the foundation about $42 perhaps be picked up by the athletic million - $34 million to buy the department. notes and $8 million to provide In 1980-81; $27,700 from the funds for student loans - for the benefits account Was used to make rest of this academic year. The up for the discount tickets. interest paid on the loan notes will The Regents also reaffirmed the provide funds for future .student present policy of using capital. loans. Joe Cavateua improvement funds to retire bonds The Foundation was set tip last sold to pay for the building or the year .to obtain funds for student Wednesday night's storm that dumped almost two inches of snow on Albuquerque was part of the University Stadium press box and loans by selling bonds, but high bad -weather that froze most of the'' nation, includ~ng I!Nf¥1.'s ~~IJ,tl] P.llJZa.. • • • • • , •.• • -· '~ .. '· ll " ., "' •-. ~ ,, " •
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l'ugt• 3, New M~xic•o Daily Lobo, Janunry 18, W82 WorId News by United Press International Supreme Court Moving Quickly on Equal Rights Ruling
WASHINGTON - The Equal high court vacate the ruling by U ,S. saw the. development as "a very abridged on account of sex, has opinion - that Callister acted Rights Amendment, dealt a body District Judge Marion Callister of encouraging sign," adding, "We be~n approved by 35 of the 38 states unconstitutionally, blow by an Idaho federal judge, Idaho. asked the court to expedite. They needed for inclusion in the Con The Reagan administration, may ~njoy a boost of sorts from the are asking for a response even stitution. Indiana was the last state however, opposes the move to rule ecome Supreme Court, But it is still caught The court's order came with faster than we had asked." But to ratify, Jan. 12, 1977. quickly. But it suggested last extraordinary dispatch. Under in a narrowing time trap, even if the court vacates Callister's Also, five states - Idaho, Thursday the court might consider The amendment, the focus of normal circumstances, actions decision, the justices would be vacating Callister's decision and decided upon by the justices in Keniucky, Nebraska, South Dakota pitched political battle for nearly a ·refusing to go as far as NOW and Tennessee - have acted to delaying further consideration until decade, faces a final deadline of conference are not announced until wants. after the new ratification deadline, the following Monday. rescind their ratifications, another this June to win approval from the That is because ERA still could procedure also in legal limbo. June 30, 1982. The original required 38 states. The departure from usual face another court challenge on the Callister's ruling last month also deadline was March 22, 1979. from deadline issue in the event the procedure is a solid indication that said those states have the authority The administration contends it's However, the ERA is three states the justices accept the need for amendment is approved - an iffy to take back their ratification. short and no state has approved the too soon to .rule on the 'issue speedy resolution of the current prospect at best. amendment for more than five NOW has asked the high court to because ERA ratification may question. The amendment, which states years. Now the extended deadline grant speedy review to the dispute never occur. President Reagan NOW President Eleanor Smeal that no citizen's rights may be itsel r is under challenge. and to declare - in a full, formal opposes the amendment. There were signs late last week that the high court might lift that legal cloud. Following their regular private conference Friday, th'e Walesa To Be Freed Soon Says Polish Envoy justices issued a special order strongly suggesting they are con WARSAW, Poland - Poland toughest restrictions, including a Poland and to instigate them to responsible for the introduction of sidering throwing out a ruling that celebrated its wartime liberation by night-time curfew, remained in violate law and order," Pruvdu said martiallaw ." Congress' extension of the the Soviets and broadcast the force, in its weekly review of international Roman Catholic mass for the first events. In London, Polish Ambassador ratification deadline was un In Moscow, the Soviet Com Stefan Staniszenski said he had constitutional. time Sunday since martial law was munist Party newspaper Pruvdu ''This has been and is being done imposed, A leading Polish diplomat "just been told from Poland" that accused the United States ()f tryipg in various forms and ways, from Walesa - detained since the The one-paragraph statement said Solidarity union chief .Lech to instigate a rebellion in Poland the criminal subversive activities of Walesa will be released soon. military clampdown Dec. 13 - "is asked the National Organization against the 5-week-old martial law special services and instigatory going to be released in the very near for Women and the state of Idaho Martial law officials allowed regime. radio transmis.sions to official future." The ambassador said he to respond by next Wednesday to a more small concessions in a slow "The U.S. still tries to encourage White House statements which could not name the day "but it will Justice Department suggestion the return to normal life, but the in every way antisocialist forces in falsely hold the Soviet Union be soon." Staniszenski said martial law itself "will only be for another two r======:::::;-- to three weeks." There was no confirmation in. Warsaw of his statements. On Saturday, visiting U.S. Sen. Larry Pressler, R·S.D., said he had been told by Archbishop Jozef Glemp, the Polish .primate, that Walesa was demanding an apology before negotiating with military authorities. "He is a prisoner. He does not want to negotiate before he has an apology," the churchman was \ quoted as saying. Poland's capital was bright with red communist banners, red-and r white Polish flags and colorful Formerly Posh Bagel2216 Central SE 265-5986 posters for the 37th anniversary of its liberation in World War II. We should be serving drinks any da'y now. In the meantime stop by In another gesture to normality, Polish radio re-opened its second the new Posh Eddie's and have some of that same great food channel with the first broadcast
under martial law of the Roman l we've always served. And while you're here you can pick up some Catholic mass from Holy Cross church. Broadcasts of the mass \ FREE frozen bagels with the coupon below. were a key victory won by Solidarity and the church in late 1980. I Our hearing for liquor license approval is Thursday, January 21st at Military authorities also gave City Hall. If you would like to attend and speak out in favor of a full permission for Poles to send "telegrams about personal service bar near the University, call Posh Eddie's for information. misfortunes," barred until now in the military blackout of com munications. In another gesture, students heading back to resumed classes were exempted from getting Please, If you're under 21 come in for a bite to eat, but don't ask to drink. offiCial permission to move, We'll be carding everyone. On your 21st birthday, Posh Eddie's will buy your first drink. Sun-Tran's Spring Semester• bu~ passes will be on sale at the Sun-Tran booth in the UNM SUB (main Happy Hours: Mon-Thur 4-7pm 2 for 1 draft beer and floor, north end) from 9AM to 3:30PM on January 2-7pm 2 for 1 well drinks. 14, 15, 18, 19 and 20. Fri
PASSES & PRICES: Semester• Pass . '- .$5~-~~ Come in & see the New Posh Eddie's & pick up: Commuter Pass Winter One c<'!!er.dc.r month ...... $16.00 Clearance ------~------, Punch Pass -SALE- ~ dozen FREE frozen bagels Twenty rides ...... ·.... $ 8.00 200fo to 500fo with this coupon and any purchase. 'available only to full·time students of accredited post high school educational institu· Off lions in j\ :buquerque. A full·tinle student at UNM is registered for 12 undergraduate hours or 6 graduate hmlrs. Good today only. While supplies last. For information call766-7830 ------~
• l'ag<' •I, N••w M<'Xi<'D Daily Lobo. January lK, HIH2 Forum Pagt• f5, NPII' ~kxit•o Daily Lobo. January 18, l91l2 Free 9 oz. glass of Editorial DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau SQUEEZED ORANGE JUIC ..... d;!l To Learn of Not To Learn, with purchase of breakfast or hamburger ($1.20 or more) What Was the Question? expires l-24-82 Once again, we find ourselves faced with· a question physics or an English class might look better on one's that is at least as old as is this hallowed institution we transcript than a Horseback Riding class (P. E. 181 ), or all plan to call home for the next five months at the a Country-Western dance class (P.E. 193), we'd in very least. variably hear from some outraged person who is doing This question, which has perplexed everyone who quite well in his/her career as an instructor of sUch, has ever sought to learn at an establishment of higher Most important, however, is that this question is a education, is one that we all must ask ourselves at the very personal one that we must ask ourselves as we start of each semester. decipher the class numbers and sections, credit hours, What we must consider before we make the long and other important codes that are required to fill ou.t trek to Mesa Vista, and to Scholes, and to Bandelier, the back of those blue cards that determine how long and maybe back to Mesa Vista again just for the it will li!ke us to leave this place. exercise, is whether we've come to UNM to learn The point is that we are here to learn. A feat almost something and become the employable graduates that impossible to avoid if you att!lnd . classes. Career places like this one are supposed to produce or to have enthusiasm - the concern with Whether the class will fun. produce a higher wage - is oftentimes the criteria Examples? Not on your life. We can already used by student when registering. Although this imagine the flood of letters to the editor we'd receive if should be a factor, students must keep in mind that we were to compare the merits of one class to this is their one opportunity to be exposed to a variety another. If we were to mention, that in our opinion, a of concepts and ideals. 2 Pieces Golden Fried Chicken Roll, Spicy Beans, Jalapeno Pepper, and Medium Beverage Letters GOLDEN FRIED S189With coupon Open at Reg. "2" 11:00 Dally CHIC'KEN Use our convenient drive up Windows at Area Resident Clarifies Position 1830 Lomas at Yale Other Locations 1830 Lomas 4700 Men'aul NE 10015 Central NE Expires 1-24-82 On Liquor Licensing Opposition Reader Appalled By Attack Cer1tral NW 11200 Montgomery NE Editor: I have spoken with several City Councillors who I ~tonic • Nike • International Sports • Spenco • Reebok • B1ll Rogers • ::r' 1 1 I would like to clarify a few points in the recent were under the impression that all Mr. Waksman On Animals From Columnist ~------.---~------· article by Steve Sandoval concerning opposition to a wanted was a restaurant license. They at no time Editor: We sell Nothing full-service liquor license for Posh Eddie's, across from expected him to open a bar. 1& GJCS ~~ OOf 1 A license to murder! On November 18 (Forum) "Rest Easy the University. Hunters" by Dave Barry is one of the most insensitive letters that 1 First, there are major differences between a full Third, the opposition to a bar directly across from 10 the University is much more widespread than your I've read since seeing a documentary called "Guns of Autumn." I service license (a bar) and a beer and wine restaurant was profoundly appalled I b RUNNERS HOE WORLD ~~ !? off I article suggests. Some City Councillors will be license. With a restaurant license, you can only serve (An open letter.) beer and wine with meals, 60 percent of your sales testifying against the application at the hearing. 1': 3515 LOMAS BLVD. N.E. 505 268-6300 ;I ~.__ on any running shoes I Dear uncaring human being: Tell me something, Dave, as a child, must be from food, and service must cease at 11:00 Several neighborhood associations and nearby churches have already expressed opposition. And the did you ever acquire a pet? Do you remember how you felt toward ~~ ALBUQUERQUE. NEW MEXICO 87106 ~I butRunningstuu withcouponthruJan.zs, t9sz I p.m. A bar, as everyone should know, can serve that pet? Were you loving? Did you protect it from harm? drinks alone unti12:00 a.m. Coalition of Albuquerque Neighborhoods, which passed a resolution in opposition, represents over 40 In your letter, you say that "for all we know, deer have all kindspf <1: Saucony ne1 I.ellerSt1bmlsslons Pflllcy Lcltcts tn the editor musi be typed, double spaced and signed by the :Ullhor with the nulhor's namej address nnd telephone tJumbcr. Only lhe name or the. author will be prfntcd an~ ! names will not be wilhhcld, the IJnlir Lllbn does notguruamce publication. AU subitll~sions become the properly of the New Mt:dco Oalb Lllb() nnd wlff be edited for length or libelous ~:onteht. ,. 'I Pal-((' (i, N<'w M<•xico Daily Lobo, jatHIUr)' Ill, Wli2 I Pugv 7, New Me>;ico l)uily Lobo, January 18, 191l2 ..------;:---':"·------...I I State Economy Strong n I I ! Texas Visitor ' ' I ! j I l' I During Third Quarter Attacked I I I In contrast to events at the He added, however, that high off I national level, the New Mexico interest rates continue to take their On Campus I any economy experienced generally toll on the construction and I stronger growth during both manufacturing industries in New A 23-year-old magazine $1 pizza I September and the third quarter of Mexico. The outlook for the state salesperson, who said she had been I 1981 .compared to the first half of depends greatly on developments at visiting a friend at Hokona Hall at UNM I the year. the national level. the University of New Mexico, told one coupon I This finding was presented by ''Although the depth and police she was raped Monday per pizza I evening after leaving the dormitory. I Leo W, Carbajal, an economist duration of the current recession with the UNM Bureau of Business are unknown at this time, more Book 3920 Central SE I The woman, who did not report I and Economic Research, in the moderate economic activity in New the attack until Tuesday morning, 262·1662 most recent issue of New Mexico Mexico might be expected in the Expires 1-31-82 I s&id shortly after leaving the I Business Current Economic immediate future as weaker building to catch a bus on Lomas Store Report. national economic conditions have Boulevard, she was grabbed by two ''Growth of the state economy a restrictive effect on state has generally become somewhat men on the north side of Hokona. economic growth," Carbajal said, The men threw her to the ground Notes: stronger in recent months in Despite the fact that interest rates contrast to the economic downturn and one held her while the other are beginning to decline somewhat raped her, she reported, · at the national level," Carbajal due to the softening of the national Back-to-School said. "Modest growth in real economy, Carbajal said the decline The attackers, whom she personal income and significantly does not appear to be significant described as white males, ran off stronger tourist activity this year enough to result in a quick reversal after the rape, she said. have acted to produce positive from what currently appears to be Spring growth in many sectors of the state the eighth recessionary period since The victim was not able to give a economy." World War II. detailed description of the men, but said both were wearing bandanas around their heads and the one who Self-Help Group Is Started raped her was wearing jeans. She BriJWechlet said she was not able to indicate The S.S. Little sails on the duckpond Saturday, unnoticed by the 1982 For Eating Disorder Victims what their ages might be. ducks. The skipper of the vesselis 8-year-old Zachary lves. Police said the woman went to her motel after the attack, She Though once considered a rare Las Lomas NE. reported the assault to city police COLLEGE disease, anorexia nervosa is now The ongoing group, sponsored Student Volunteers Needed by the center and the National Tuesday morning. They referred recognized as widespread and on the case to the UNM campus police Special Store Hours: the increase. Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders will meet who took the woman to the UNM Student volunteers are needed to · chance to take responsibility," Sat. Jan. 16 9am·3pm Anorexia nervosa is an eating Family Practice Center for disorder characterized by stringent Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. fill openings in 25 Albuquerque Rutledge said, "They learn fir examination. community and human service sthand how community Mon. Jan. 18 8am·7pm dieting, fasting and exercising. Its Norma Wilkes, co-facilitator Tue. Jan. 19 8am·7pm major symptoms are extreme with Judy Bierbaum, said the group agencies, according to Dr. Mark organizations and human service University officials said the weight loss, distorted body image, will be structured for mutual Rutledge of the University of New agencies work. They can also gain Main Store Hours COMES TO YOU dormitories officially were opened cessation of menstruation in support both during and between Mexico Student Volunteer Bureau. significant experience for applying females and a morbid fear of meetings. However, she stressed, Tuesday for the second semester Rutledge, who is also director of for jobs later as well as the skills OVER 350 CLASSES AT the group is not a substitute for but some early student arrivals were the United Campus Ministry center, needed for certain careers." fatness. permitted to move in Monday. THE UNM CAMPUS Of those who are anorectic, 50 therapy. said openings exist for work with More information about senior citizens, youth, the mentally volunteer work and positions is AND MANY OTHER percent or more also suffer from The woman reporting the attack bulimia, a phase of the illness in Interested persons may join the retarded, hospitals, the Big available from Rutledge at the COMMUNITY LOCATIONS gave a home address in Texas and Brother/Big Sister organizations volunteer bureau, located in the which the victim compulsively group for any session. said she was traveling with a gorges food and then induces Wilkes is studying sociology at and numerous others. United Campus Ministry building magazine sales crew. "By volunteering, students get a at 1801 Las Lomas NB. ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING vomiting or uses laxatives, diet pills UNM, working toward the com Medical/Legal Branch: or diuretics to avoid gaining weight. pletion of her master's thesis on NATIVE AMERICAN BEADWORK Those suffering from anorexia eating disorders. _ Mon·Fri 8am-5pm COUNTRY AND WESTERN DANCING nervosa or bulimia can reduce their More information on anoreXIa Sat. Jan. 16 1 Oam-2pm HOME MAINTENANCE SERIES isolation by participating in a self ncrvosa and bulimia can be ob SIGN LANGUAGE help group beginning Tuesday at tained by writing ANAD at Box SELF DEFENSE the UNM Women's Center, 1824 271, Highland Park, Ill., 60035. MAGIC WORLD OF WINE TENNIS FRENCH GERMAN NAVAHO POLISH SPANISH REAL ESTATE We Buy ACCOUNTING DREAMS • GUITAR PIANO Used Texts AND MANY MORE ,For Cash! Booklists and schedules are pro vided for your convenience. REGISTER Please ask for assistance. with Hational Radio Theatre your textbooks if we can help NOW ~\ you in any way. Best of luck this on I(UHM 90.1 fm 0 spring. CALL 277-3791 Monday, January 25th, at 10 p.m. ~\~ FOR A CATALOG OF CLASSES KUNM presents , "MATHRYBEACON" by Giles Cooper ~~ This ironic tragi-comedy concerns a squad of English soldiers who have been guarding a remote outpost for ten years, never realizing the war has ended. The late UNM Gilbert and Sullivan impresariq Martyn Green stars in .M~- THE DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION what may be the greatest radio play ever written. 2118 Central S.E. · · Bookstore AND COMMUNITY SERVICES Brought to you by across from UNM 805 YALE, NE (Yale & Lomas) s4e-s&7s ~ Public Service Company of New Mexico l'aw· H, Nl·w Ml·xil•o Daily Lobo, jUIHHlr)' JR, J!JH2 SING I I I in the • • • UNM CONCERT CHOIR - UNM's finest choir! These 55 voices, who perform a variety of m wsic, will be the featured choir at the BACH FESTIVAL (Santa Fe) in February, and the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) CONVEN TION in Oklahoma City on March 5, 1982. Other activities in· clude a performance at the annual COMPOSER'S SYM POSIUM on campus and participation in a performance of the Brahms, GERMAN REQUIEM and Pouleno, GLORIA with the UNM Symphony Orchestra. Rehearsal:>ohedule: Tue. and Thurs., 3:00p.m.- 5:30p.m. or the UNIVERSITY CHORALE - a newer ensemble added for those who want to continue singing but feel their musical background might not be up to the demands of the Concert Choir at this time. All types of music will be sung Including pop, spirituals, classics, etc.; both individual concerts and joint programs with other choral groups are planned. Rehearsal schedule: Tue. and Thurs., 3:00p.m.- 5:30p.m. or.!he UNIVERSITY CHORUS - a large festival chorus that meets every Tuesday evening from 7;30 p.m.-9:30p.m. This chorus is designed especially for people who wish to sing but have had little experience. Auditions are not required for the Uni versity Chorus. The primary project for the spring semester is a performance of the Brahms, GERMAN REQUIEM and II Poulenc GLORIA with the UNM Sympnony Orchestra In April, Boxed in by other parked cars Jose Avila (leh) gives directions and F/one/1 Brown (right) checks space NON-MUSIC MAJORS ESPECIALLY WELCOME - Solo in the rear flS Benny Martinez tries to maneuver Darlene Martinez's car out of the parking lot at Carlisle training is not necessary. Auditions are not difficult, and Gym Saturday. chorus can easily be added to your schedule for credit if you so desire. Graduate credit is also available. MEN'S VOICES ARE ESPECIALLY NEEDED FOR .ALL GROUPS! Cross-Cultural Classes Focus On Women AUDITIONS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE- 10:00 a.m.· NOON; 1:30 p.m.-4:30p.m. in Room 1116, Fine Arts Center· Music A cross-cultural perspective will New Mexico Women Studies Gloria Emerson, will focus on Department. Monday - January 18th be brought. to the classroom this Program. issues affecting the lives of Native Tuesday - January 19th semester through two courses "American Indian Women," American women nationally and in Wednesday - January 20th offered through the University of taught by Junella Haynes and the Southwest. Held Tuesdays and Call 277-4301 or277·4202 for further information. Thursdays from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m., the course will also explore the relationship of Native American women to their own culture and to a women's movement which is predominantly white. Haynes, a Cherokee, was A fine mess Mot to worry, assistant coordinator for Native American Studies at UNM for we're in this SC:anleyf Before seven years, Emerson, a Navajo, has worked for the Ramah Navajo C:ime, Ollie.-. 8 AM and after School Board and helped organize the Native American Materials we don't 4 PM, coHee is Develpment Center. She is ..... That's Right. If you hawe enouah only sc:-or currently a free-lance consultant and educational specialist. purchase or co-purchase an money to free with •' Contemporary Feminist Theory'' will be taught Thursdays Eagle's Nest Cahdominium.". -·c pay for any food from 6:30 to 9: 15 p.m. by Sylvia Rodriquez, an anthropologist from you can enjoy the colleef - ... ••bu Taos. The course will be an in vestigation of feminist theory, immediate benefits of home including an overview of its development during the I 8th and 19th centuries. ownership ... like equity Other courses offered this semester include "Her Own Voice: buildup and tax savings ... Black Women Writers" and "Women Artists in the South instead of building up west." won-hless rent receipts. So ••• Chinese Courses while you are profiting in Open To All Ages furthering your education, Chinese language classes for put your knowledge to work children and a Chinese con versation class for adults will be and let an Eagle's Nest offered this semester by the University of New Mexico Office of International Programs and Ser Condominium be an vices. Mrs. Pearl Wu, a lecturer in investment that graduates Chinese in the UNM modern and classica1languages department, will you to a world of future lead a group of instructors for the classes at beginning, intermediate success. and advanced levels. The classes will also inClude instruction in Chinese arts and Ollie's riahtf At Mew Me:xlico crafts, such as Chinese songs and brush painting. IMMEDIATE Unlion Food Serwice, we•we rolled The classes are scheduled to meet C: on Sundays from 2 to 4 p.m. for 12 coffee prlices back to 5 -or free with any food weeks beginning Jan. 31. Holidays OCCUPANCY purchase -before 8 AM and after 4 PM. So come are scheduled for March 14 and April4. •o C:he Union this Sprlina Semester Registrations will be accepted on STUDIOS & ONE BEDROOM and enjoy free coffee with a meal the first day of classes from I :30 to 2 p.m. All classes will meet in LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS Rooms 215-219 of Ortega Hall at or your faworice snack durina GOOD! UNM. these special C:imes. The registration fee is $25 for FROM ' adults and $25 for the first child $21,900 with· a reduced fee for additional children from the same family. New Mexico Union Food service More htforntation is available from the UNM Office of Inter· national Programs and Services at 1717 Roma NE on the UNM campus or by calling Mrs. Bernice Yu at 266-2711. J Pa~e 10, N! 1 If. ~ ~~=~:n:::;n:~:-:;u~::::d-v:l~-:;:~ ~ Researcher to Lecture Over Serving the University of New mexico :0111 dent or military lD on first Donation Only for a ~ o.nd the City of Albuquerque. ~ : $5.00 Bonus. Not good with other coupons. Lirnit ~ 'The Most Important Book' ~ 1 one per donor. Expires 1·31·82 :0111 I Jill! I LlYALE BLOOD PLASMA, JNC.U I ~ Bill I jl! I N 4 II'.: Gary Bednarz (center) makes a stab at the frisbee as Jay Mills (left) and Sherm Haworth look on Satur- c 0 I A researcher who interprets the Universidad Autonoma de ~ .. ____ ,__ --..:. ~':.!:,': _.:_.:.. ______J ~ day beside Zimmerman Library. All three are freestyle frisbee state champs. t' ancient Aztec Indian sun stone as .a Guadalajara. history book created for Aztec His lecture at UNM is sponsored ~ 1----.~.--~.------children will give a public lecture on by the College of Education, the i Yale Blood Plasma, Inc. ~ £ new theories about the stone, Jan:. Albuquerque Public Schools Cross 19 at 7 p,m. in Room 147 of Cultural Center and the UNM 1 122 Yale Blvd., sE 1~rograms or Managers Planned Woodward Hall at the University Division of Continuing Education. of New Mexico. Admission is $2 per person. ~ Albuquerque, N.M. 87106 jl! Programs covering a wide range One-, two- and three-day will be presented on Tuesdays for Save25% Orosco views the sun stone as jl! (505) 266-5729 jl! of management skills and varying seminars will cover aspects of five weeks and will cover Dr. Cecilia Orozco, an education perhaps the most important professor at California State ~ N ~ in length from one day to a full general management, from motiv;~tion, communication, "book" written in the Americas :ill ew Donors Accepted 12:30-3:30pm M·f ~ semester are being offered to managing technical projects and leadership styles, conflict and University, Fresno, has studied the prior to the coming of the ~...... _..._..._..._.,.._..._.,.._..._..._..._..._...... _..,...._..._...... ,...,...... professional managers by the stress management to principles of change, coaching, counseling and stone, also known as the Aztec Bu_y used texts for _your courses calendar, during the last I 2 years Europeans. His contributions to the Management Development Center budgeting. Each will be based on appraisal. Rivas theories about the calendar at the University of New Mexico. the specific needs of participants Semester-long programs on basic with Alfonso Rivas-Salmen of the include research on parallel We're across the street at 2122 Central SE The programs, which are. with a heavy emphasis on practice management are also available. astronomical knowledge held by summarized in the center's 1982 and skill development as well as The programs are being offered Indians of the American Southwest Open eo.rly and open late Calendar of Programs and individual counseling, by the center in conjunction with Cancer Center and Mexico's Mayan Indians. Seminars, are designed to "provide the UNM Robert 0. Anderson He has lectured throughout the today through Wednesday (8:30am-7:00pm) ••••••• quality programs and services to Evening seminars will also be Graduate School Foundation. Receives Money nation and in Mexico and he is the • ._ further the training and offered, including assertiveness For a copy of the calendar, or to author of numerous materials for development of the managerial and skills, women in management, and register for any of the programs, For Research/ Aid teaching children how to read the professional community," John workshops for executive secretaries contact the Management Aztec sun stone. UNffi's Complete Bookstote llblll... STUDENTHEALTH ~ Warner, director of the center, and administrative assistants. Development Center through the The lecture will be illustrated said. A program for mid-managers UNM School of Management. The University of New Mexico with slides. More information is .,. CENTER Cancer Research and Treatment available from the UNM Division Watch us change o.nd grow Center has received a donation of of Continuing Education. more than $1100 from the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of New Mexico. Anyone carrying 6 or more .. Dr. Thomas. Tomasi, director of • • the cancer center, and ad ~ hours is eligible to use the ministrator Frank Jackson, ac W" Student Health Center. . cepted a $1163.29 check from Mary Lou Jack, Raton, current state DOUble Up DOUb president of the VFW auxiliary; Free Fries Ruby Wilson, Alamogordo, im ...... Student Health Insurance is ~ mediate past president; and Adelee ....,. not necessary to be seen at ~ When you buy Brice of Hobbs, state cancer aid ...... the Student Health Center. ~ and research chairwoman. From July 1980 through June ~ouble Up Doublt 1981, VFW ladies auxiliaries .,. All visits are Free. around the state worked to raise ...... There is a minimal charge tor <11111111111111 money for the organization's national program supporting lab tests & x-rays. "'llliJJIIIII' ~ cancer aid and research. Funds Up 1 have come from bake sales, benefit )Uble Double dinners, rummage sales, private ...... Appointments available • donations and memorial con· W" during the day. tributions from survivors of cancer victims, said Wilson. All proceeds· go into a national Up lJ fund, which is then divided into 1ble Double ...... Walk-in Clinic open 24 hours/ ~ ...,. 7 days a week. research grants. A portion of New Mexico's contribution is refunded directly to the New Mexico • All general medical problems • auxiliary, Wilson said. The New Mexico Auxiliary has ble Up Doubie·ul ...... are hand led. .olllllllllll!l. chosen for several years to donate this refunded money to the Cancer Research and treatment Center. For W" Specialty clinics- allergy, "''lllllllllff cold winter days ••• dermatology, gynecology, •. Warm up with Wendy's Rich 'n' Meaty Chili and internal medicine, neurology, UNM Professor our 100% pure ground beef Singles and Doubles • orthopedics, surgery, . Authors Article cooked to your order, hot off the grill! urology, nutrition, podiatry, .. UY A Bl . AND dentistry. 8 On Excavations r---nouBT.;.---T--FiiE-~oj~~, Mental health service· University of New Mexico an 1 for. the price of a Singl.e 1 when you buy a Single 1 thropology Professor Lawrence 1 Good at Wendy's in 1 1 Straus is the author of a major · Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Gallup. I GoodatWendy'sinAlbuqUerqueandSantaFe. I ~r~~~~~~~~t~~~!~·family, A LARGE ORDER OF article published in the December I Please present coupon when ordering. Please present coupon w):J.en ordering. counseling. issue of Current Anthropology, One Double pe:r coupon, I One free Chill pe:r coupon. I The article, titled Paleoecology at I Not valid in combination with any other offers. Not valid in combination with any other offers. 1 La Riera, reports on some of the Cheese, tomato and greenchile extra. I Cheese, tomato and green chile extra. 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'..i.~A.." ~..I...., J' ._' ._ ..' .... t,., ..,'J.' ..'>..'l'Ji-- ~, I.') )'.,I'J"-'-( t L/ ••'J' .. .l iiiiiiiiii iiiiiiii iiiiiiiii iiiiiiii from the La Riera cave site. Fourth Street at Candelaria • central and Lomas near Old Town • Santa li'e • Gallup ~ • } "; (' . J :j r l'al(<' 12, New Mexko ))!lily Lobo, January 18, Hlll2 Page 13, New Mexico Daily Lobo, Jaimary 18, HJ82 School of Medicine Insulin Pumps Help Local Diabetics Two Albuquerque diabetics had functioning inside Patterson's project, according to 'Sandia and q11antities of food they eat. Laboratories will be subcontracted remote-control insulin pumps abdominal wall. publicatons. The National Institute of to produce the new equipment. implanted Wednesday morning at Arthritis and Metabolism recently the University of New Mexico Wednesday's patients received A small radio transmitter outside !\Warded Eaton $400,000 for the Eaton sa,id he will allow a month Hospital/Bernalillo County pumps similar to the one Patterson the body can be used to program first year of a three-year grant to of testing on the newly implanted Medical Center. is now using, with refinements in the rate at which the pump delivers continue work in refining and pumps before filling their reservoirs the power supply and the pumping insulin. Patients use the miniaturizing the insulin delivery with insulin. Meanwhile, the The 32-year-old woman and 29- mechanism, Eaton said. programmer to adjust their insulin system. The current model is about ·patents will be maintained with year-old man were the second and levels in accordance with the kinds the size of a deck of cards, Sandia daily insulin injections. third humans to receive the New Mel ASUNM Textbook Co·op is located in the SUB A University of New Mexico Ganes Areo will be hosting billiords, table t.ennis, and video gomes competitions. faculty member has been appointed .. ------, Tournoment winners in table tennis ond 8 boll billiords will be sent to the acui .semi-finals to a commission on continuing I Welcome B.ack I ot ,A,rizono Stote University. Entry fee for each event is 85. Sign-up ot the Games Areo Basement, Room 24·A. For more information medical education by the American Counter. For more info. call277-4506. Academy of Family Physicians. Dr. Warren A.·Heffron, director I -~-•-s · · 1 I 9~1dm call our 24 hour answering service at 277· of flilllily medicine at the UNM I .~'if,f-~.. peC18 I School of Medicine, has served as $2 UNMTVJ, 3701 .. president of the New Mexico I 2slices I U of A students chapter of the AAFP. He joined the pepperoni pizza 1 $3general UNM faculty in 1911 , after & large drink completing his residency here in I 1 year Anniversary family, community and emergency I for $2;08 I Fri. Jan. 22 Dance medicine. reg. $2.70 I We're a non·profit, student run Co·op II The commission was set up. to I WfCoUf)On only 1116-1!~4 » bringing you less expensive textbooks. · help assure family physicians high quality educational opportunities I . I ti'irough seminars and professional workshops. The group evaluates I 127 Harvard SE 1 Sat. Jan. 23 educational programs of state. · 1 1/2 bl. S of Central J programs of state AAFP chapters. .. ______ ...... " .., • " •• 4' •• "' ...... ~· .. "' •• ~· ., ' '! Paw· Hi. :\t•w ~ft·xit•o Duily Lobo. january !H. 10H2 -Rising Costs------:-Adjustments------continu~d from pay~ 1 made are going to ·cost students Missing ASUNM Ball.ot Box continu~d fmrn PIIY~ 1 President Ellen Foppes could not be proposed UNM General College, than the school received last year mendation "probably takes care of Merrett said it is "hard to say" more with the Guaranteed Student Detective Robert Lovato of the Mershon of Cloudcroft, who is e.lso reached for comment. which Is to offer two-year associate but is $634,000 less than the $14.'84 inflation." He said most states. lend how much money the foundation Loan Program." UNM Police said Friday that the LFC chairman. degree programs, The BEF has million recommended by the BEF more S1Jpport to intercollegiate IDEO will obtain in interest (roni the loan · Whiteside said some "drastic A 10.2 percent tuition increase recommended $360,000 in start-up and the governor. athletics, "especially with the "nothing new has come up" notes, especially since the interest recommendations" have been made One recommendation by King would raise UNM's full-time funds for the college. Perovich called these three tremendous growth of women's concerning the ballot box missing seeks $1 million in state funds for undergraduate tuition for New recommendations UNM' s "three athletics. I think that for a state rate on the notes change quarterly. concerning student loans, such as from the ASUNM offices a few the work-study program. Mexico residents to $220.80 before John Perovich, UNM's vice principal concerns." that's doing well financially, there "But we do have a projection raising the present nine percent days after last semester's ASUNM , fees from the current $200.40. president for business and finance, seems to be a real reluctance here to that over the term of our financing interest charged on :he loans, election was certified. ASNM had hoped to get $5 UNM President Willil!m E. said he was not sure if UNM could support intercollegiate athletics." plan, (15 months),, we will earn preventing graduate students from The box contained all the ballots million for work-study, Gallegos Along with an $8 increase in "Bud" Davis was not available for .. start the Gener&l College without around $4 million" in interest and obtaining these loans or eliminating cast in the election and various - comment. Whether the athletic department said, but a $1 million work-study student fees to $168 already ap 1 Dry Cl' UiiOQ•Wash·DIV·F~d _ state funding but said ''it would be will have to cut back on any interest subsidies. . Stlbsidi~ing o'f the loan while the election materials, including lists of bill will be introduced in the proved by the UNM Board of very difficult for us to implement" - A 1.0 percent across-the-board "The two purposes of buying the student is in school. voter's signatures and social I UNIVERSITY COIN LAUNDRY & GAME ROOM Legislature because "it's important Regents and the BEF, full-time programs if the department receives the college without it. salary increase. The BEF has what is recommended will depend notes were to provide funds for As for the $73.68 million the security a umbers. that the governor backs the con und~rgraduate tuition and fees at I recommended a I 0 percent salary "on how we 'do with revenues in loans this year ... and so the resolution contains for State "I really don't think anything cept" of state funding for the work- UNM for residents will jump to - Taking the income each increase for prl)fessional workers foundation has a fil]O\ncial base Student Incentive Grants, will show up," Lovato said. ''We study program. · about $388,80 per semester this fall, university receives from its land other areas'," Bridgers said. "You and a ] 2 percent salary increase for can't ~xpect two sports (football from which to operate," Merrett Whiteside said, "I don't think it followed all our leads and came up up from the current $360. holdings and from the State Per non-professional workers, which said. (SSIG) is going to be around." with nothing." Austin said, "We've been told manent Fund and subtracting it and basketball) to completely fund Non-resident undergraduate amounted to a 10.2 percent increase "We were lucky Federated was that to get even $1 million would be from the state's appropriation to the entire athletic program.'' tuition would rise to $1052.40 from overall. King's budget does not willing to give us the loan, •• Merrett Liquor License for Posh Eddie's Criminal complain! against College a tremendous victory since the state each university's instruction and - That the Southwest Hispanic never funded work-study before." $956.40 under the LFC's recom mention a salary recommendation. Research Institute receive no said. "Many student loan programs The attempt by Posh Eddie's of Pharmacy dean general budget. The LFC estimates - That the University no longer are in a holding pattern right now." Bagels and Booze to become a full A criminal complaint against The bill's sponsor will be chosen mendation, which would raise the this will result in a loss of about f11nding. The BEF and King has non-resident's undergraduate offer ha.lf-price athletic and concert service bar although it is within. 300 UNM College of Pharmacy Dean by the governor and Gallegos said $5..59 million in state funds for recommended that the SHRI be tuition and fees total to about tickets to its faculty and staff. This feet of UNM will come to a head Carman A. Bliss is scheduled to be he has asked that the sponsor be UNM in 1982.-83, funded $1:ZO,OOO. Student Financilli Aid Levels Democratic Sen, Ben Altamirano $1220 per semestei. practice cost about $37,700 in 1980- The LFC points 011t that the Friday at 9 a.m. in a hearing before heard Feb. 23 at 1 ;30 p.m. by of Silver City, who sponsored a Because of this, the LFC is 81 and that amount will be sub Legislature rejected special funding Just before adjourning for its City Hearing Officer Albert Chavez Metropolitan Court Judge Thomas similar bill last year. Some of the other recom recommending $55.07 million in tracted from UNM's I & G budget for the institute last year and writes Christmas break, the U.S. Congress in room 326 at City Hall. E. Davis. mendatioms made by the LFC were: state funds for UNM's I & G j for 1982-83. that if the SHRI "is indeed a passed a continuing resolution Posh Eddie's has already The complaint, filed by phar Graduate Student Association - No start-up funds for the budget compared with the BEF's priority program with UNM, the received approval from the state. macy student James J. O'Donnell, Neither the BEF or King men which maintained certain federal $62.24 million and King's $61.27 school would fund it within its The restaurant's efforts have. charges Bliss with failure to disclose tioned this practice. spending levels until March 31, by million. available resources." been fought by the Coalition of public records. UNM Athletic Director John which time the Congress and The LFC also states that it President Ronald Reagan must Albuquerque Neighborhoods and When theBEFmadeupthei&G Bridgers said there is "no believes the SHRI is not "any especially by the Nob Hill Neigh Another complaint for failure to formula, Perovich said, it was justification" for the recom agree on spending levels for the rest different than the bureau of of the fiscal year. borhood Association. . Coalition disclose public records has been decided not to count land and ' mendation. He called the half-price business and economic research or members have expressed concern filed against Bliss by Thomas Photographics permanent fund income in the tickets "a fringe benefit that's The compromise resolution was b\'U\ the institute of public law" which reached after a struggle between that a fuU service bar in the Newson and is scheduled to be formula so those funds could be totally justified" to help UNM "are public service functions of a Congress and Reagan on the University area would increase the heard Feb. 16 at 1:30 p.m. by used for such things· as retiring "compare with the private sector'' university which receive no general area's problems with transients and Metropolitan Court Judge Richard revenue bonds and for minor as an employer. amount of government spending 2300 Central SE Welcome Back Sale! fund support.'' • for fiscal year 1981-82. vagrants. Blackhurst. capital outlay projects such as A successful athletic program, Dr. Mari-Luci Jaramillo, interim maintenance. This had been Bridgers said, "can help a state" by .I Student financial aid levels January 18 through January 30 SHRI director, said, "It would ·. I contained in the resolution include acknowledged by BEF Executive gi~~g .it positive exposure, and have been nice if they (the LFC) did Secretary Don Stuart in testimony raiSing tts self esteem. He satd the $2.28 billion for the Pell Grant recommend funding for us." But Student Photo Supplies before the LFC last week. LFC "seems to be seeking ways to Program, which funds Basic limit the success of our athletic since the House Subcommittee on Educational Opportunity Grants; Up to 25o/o Off "We just don't have the program." Higher Education has yet to make S I. 77 billion for the Guaranteed resources to do those things" its recommendations to the House Student Loan Program; $528 usually done with land and per - That the UNM Athletic Appropriations Committee "we're million for the Work-Study The challenge.... 35mm & 120 roll film 20%off manent fund income, Perovich department should receive $863.9 still in there," she said. Program; $2.78.4 million for 20 rolls or more 25%off said. million in state support, a 10 The problem with obtaining Supplemental Educational B & W Box Po per 25%off percent increase from this year's funds for the SHRI, Jaramillo said, Opportunity Grants; $178.56 for those -Appropriating $14.2 million for $785.4 million. King and the BEF is that it does not generate any million for National Direct Student B &W 25sh & lOsh Paper 20%off the UNM Medical School from the agreed with the LFC on this credit hours, although it does Loans and $14.21 million to cover state's general fund. That is about recommendation. "provide a service for all of New cancellations of National Direct Stock Up Now! $2.7 million and 23 .4 percent more Bridgers said the recom- Mexico and the region." ,.J J.. Student Loans. who dare•.• Also in the resolution is $73.68 Beginning Students Need A Camera? million in matching funds for State -Computer------Student Incentive Grants, which is at Photo Prepack Kits· The new OcoSINA had been eliminated earlier by the Challenge! For some, ifs a once-in-a-life-time Senate Appropriations Committee. experience. For others, like the professionals at Everything you need continued from page 1 programmed to make occasional programs are quite good at proving theorems in mathematics," Luger Except for the SSIG, all the TRW, ifs an everyday reality. Retail: $50.25 This description involves a person errors in arithmetic, spelling and financial levels in the resolution are CT·lA sitting at a terminal that is linked by grammar in order to appear more said. "One program is even used to TRW These knowledge-intensive men and women Reg, Student: $42.72 help discover new theorems." lower than levels passed by the phone lines to a second person and human. Senate Appropriations Commiitee operate as a team to reach the highest pinnacles to a computer. The first person In addition to game playing and Computers are also being used to in November. of technical excellence. They recognize the value begins typing questions on. any Sale Price expert systems programs, artificial write their own programs. "Several John Whiteside, associate of the individual to the group effort in reaching the Totally manual camera subject into the terminal. Both the intelligence research is also programs exist which write new director for Student Financial Aid top in a variety of technical disciplines- From second person and the computer $35.95 great for students progressing in the area of visual programs from general and Career Services, said these large data base software systems, communications Limited Quantities respond to each question. perception. Here programs are specifications of the problems to be levels ''are so tenative, it's hard to spacecraft, and alternative energy sources to Only $139.95 Turing proposed that if the first designed to look at pictures or solved," Luger said. "Research is comment on them. But we have a scientific satellites, high energy lasers, and The case is free person was unable to determine through cameras to recognize being done to automatically test lot of information that tells us the which answers came from the microelectronics. objects. A guidance system for an whether existing programs do levels may be cut even lower. Other Specials Throughout The Store! computer and which came from the unmanned vehicle going to Mars is exactly (and only) as they are "We hope SEOG won't be cut So, if you're a rugged individualist with a strong so come on by! other person the computer must an example. supposed to do." any more," Whiteside said. ''It desire to pit your skills against complex technical then be considered intelligent. appears that changes that may be Photographics Other programs are designed to problems, look into TRW. We'll give you the experi Ironically, in order to pass such a Another area of research involves ence you need to become an engineering pro test, the computer might have to be theorem proving. "Several understand spoken or written 2929 Monte Vista NE 265·3562 language, including translating fessional of the highest calibre. languages and to model aspects of First Two RSA human intelligence, such as Now that you've mastered the basics and problem solving. Grants Awarded conquered one mountain, we invite you to scale ours. [. · Success in applying artificial · ·· · · t VIS!1) I - -. I "In some tasks, artificial in ~ TRW will be on campus January 29 - telligence has been particularly successful, producing programs The first two Returning Students' to interview graduates in Engineering and used by both science and industry," Association Grants for the spring Scientific disciplines at all degree levels. Contact semester were awarded to Dorothy Luger said. "Some of the other the placement office to schedule your ,....,.,..,. tasks are actually much harder. Himes Warner and Barbara Bush V\Cj&[~ ~~J~~~f.~Lv Stuart. appointment, or write to; "Progress is still measured in i The RSA Grant is designed to years, but each step toward success COMPLETE ART MATERIALS CENTER SINCE 1945 is won by persistent research." encourage • the non-traditional student by supplying monetary TRW College Relations support during the semester. Bldg. R5/B196, Dept. UNM 1/82 Criteria for the grant is kept One Space Park Drive STUDENT DISCOUNTS purposefully at a minimum with valid U.N.M.I.D. requiring a GPA ofZ.O and six class Redondo Beach, California 90278 Friendly courteous service ! hours. Warner is ail art education major· Challenge! Another reason - with plans to go into special why tomorrow is taking shape - ·~11-IIIIIIIIIIIIH.IIIIIIIIIIIIH.IIIIIIIIIIIl.IIIIIIIIH.-11111111-11111 education in art therapy. - Bush-Stuart is an education at a company called TRW. -==: COUPON major. She is married and has three • children . • • Strathmore Series No. 400-8 I Both women expressed their - 18" x 24" Drawing Pad appreciation for the grant and the - Reg. $7.70 Now $5.39 opportunity it afforded for their with coupon continued education, ii orlllue The RSA grant is funded by r . -••...•.• $45,75 Co~~bTRW » XL .•. , . , . , •... , .150,60 contributions and money-raising 30 °/o SAVINGS projects ·sponsored by the Equal Opportunity Employer iVI/F/H ~~,:.~~!\· organization. For more in U.S. Citizenship ReqUired ARMY·NAVY GOODS formation, contact the RSA office, 504 YAI..ESE room 24-C in the basement of the ; lilllllii-IIIIIIIIIIUI.IIIIIIIIIIII;;; 1;;1~ 1111111111-IIIIIIIH-11111111-11111111:1 258•0000 SUB. J r, r r I o • , I , .~ !'age 18, Nell' Mexieo Daily Lobo, January 18, W82 Pag~ 19, New Mexico Daily Lobo, Janu;uy 18, 1982 A GROUP ABOUT WOMEN AND CHANGE $9500 in Grants Awarded to UNM Arts Wcdnesdilys g.11 a.m., beginning Feb. ~ for 6 weeks, Limited to 8 pr~~;:~·regfetered par• Ucipant~. For infprmation and lndfVIdua I pre·reglstra\fon Interview call 277·4P;J7. Together, we will employ verbal and nonverbal counsellnQ approaches 10 explore change In Qurselves, ourrulalionships and our world. The University of New Mexico vice president of oil field services and Dr. Charles G. Richards, College of Engineering and for the Halliburton Co. assistant chairman of the depar Facj]Ha_teQ by Carolina Yahna 1 M.A., Student M~nlal Heallh Se:rvlce. Fr~e to students enrol foci tor 6 or morn hours. Department of Mechanical · Taylor, a 1954 mechanical tment, by Joe Ortiz, a team leader Engineering have both been engineering graduate from UNM, and m~mber of TRW's technical Arts Section Offered as Open Audience Forum awarded grants by major cor• was s~lected !IS the college's out- staff. porations. standing alumnus last year. Ray Abeyta touring companies. A grant of $7500 has been A grant of has been Briefs" is a schedule of events of coverage was in the fields of firm understanding of the $2000 May said these awards are The Daily Lobo arts section is an This is only the tip of activities awarded by the Halliburton Co. to awarded to the UNM Department especially valuable because the g.eneral interest, and listings of classical music and dance. This was possibilties of th~ press and the open forum for issues concerning occuring at UNM. The problem for support faculty development in the of Mechanical Engineering by the upcoming arts events appear weekly due to a lack of knowledgeable exchange of ideas. unrestricted funds can be used for· the art-making community and the the Daily Lobo arts section then is College of Engineering. TRW Company's Defense and underbudgeted items, such as in the Recreation 101 supplement wdt~rs available to the Daily Lobo, audience which supports it at how to cover all of the events and on Fridays. If all aspects of the arts are to be The grant was presented to Dr. Space Systems Group in Redondo faculty travel, professional UNM. activities that take place. The strength of the coverage of fully represented in the arts section Gerald W. May, dean of the Beach, Calif. The arts section is not adverse to development and ·student Las( filii, the arts ~ectiori was run the visual arts, jazz and rock of the Dail.v Lobo, they will best be college, by B.G. Taylor, executive The grant was presented to May scholarships. promoting events, but tbe question SERVICE, QUALITY, VALUE by a small staff of student artists The ads are the deciding factor in becomes one of quality verses related music and literature lay in represented by those people with and writers. With no particular goal the amount of space and pages the quantity of information. the staff's familiarity with those the background and interest to With ONE-STOP SHOPPING in mind, this. group of people Daily Lobo will contain eac)l day. topics. present them. presented their words and pictures The Daily Lobo is one of the very The ads are laid out on the pages few student newspapers in the Non-Credit Classes Offer Variety in a manner that spoke as directly The writing done for the arts prior to their arrival in the nation that even includes an arts While Lip Service is often times HOMEOWNERS, FARMERS, CONTRACTORS . .. as possible to what was felt to be section is written by people actively newsroom. Then ·the pages are section. This unique situation adequate, it does not always make More than 320 non-credit classes, photography, woodcarving, cake of the classes will not begin until the readership of the Daily Lobo. involved in art. For the most part MAKE SUTHERLAND YOUR PROJECT PARTNER! given to each section editor, offers the UNM arts community the for interesting copy. If' you can many held at locations other than 'decorating, microwave cooking, after March 1. These attempts established they are students with no previous write a fairly coherent article, the University of New Mexico accounting, financial management, several formats. of presentation: oppurtunity to have its conc.erns PLYWOOD· HARDWARE· PAINT· KITCHEN CABINETS "All classes have a minimum and When an editor receives the pages voiced. experience in journalism but what review or commentary, you can campus, will be offered this public speaking, sign language, "Eyetalk"- the weekly graphics FENCING. PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES· maximum enrollment level," White it becomes a matter of fitting the they may lack in journalistic make this paper work the way it FIREPLACES· CARPETING· INSULATION semester by the UNM Community outdoor gardening, astronomy, space, "I Read Books"- book copy compiled over the week In lhe past semester the weakest knowledge they make up for with a should. College. said. "It is important to register dinosaurs, modeling and personal early not only to guarantee your reviews, "Nu Beat"- record around the space occupied by the reviews, "Adventures in Art" improvement, divorce adjustment, place in class, but to assure that the ads. The space limitations of any EVERYTHING FOR THE JOB AT A HANDY LOCATION! The classes cover various topics interviews and commentary on gray country-western dance, back class will meet the minimum newspaper and what goes where on under 12 major headings, including packing, golf, scuba diving, yoga, area art activities, "Artist enrollment level." any given day of the week is the academic skills, arts and crafts, private pilot ground school, adobe Profiles"- interviews with local crux. of the newspaper business. We're stripping the store of winter clothes 1624 First Street N,W. bonne cuisine, business and design and construction, passive Copies of Explorations: Spring and visiting artists, and per Albuquerque 243-4441 finance, communication skills, solar systems and others. '82, the UNM Community College formance reviews. As it stands the press has growing things, humanities, bulletin which contains class Ideas for articles and graphics are generally functioned as a Although many classes are languages, medicine, music and descriptions and registration forms, based on the interests and disseminator of information. While STORE HOURS: geared for specific age groups - dance, recreation and physical can be obtained at all branches of availability of sources to draw it has been done, issues concerning SALE Y4 - Y2 off Mon. thru Fri. 7:30AM to 7:00 PM fitness. such as Chicano teatro (ages six to from. The arts community at UNM the arts are not usually reported in 18 years), judo for youngsters (ages the Albuquerque Public Library Saturday 7:30AM to 5:00PM fiiiiijiji.J Included are classes on college and the UNM Division of Con is an active and vital one. It is a the same manner as plane crashes mathematics, speed reading, eight to 12 years) and bicycling for community that has continuously or presidential elections; rather, it is seniors (50 years and up) - the tinuing Eduation apd Community calligraphy, contemporary visual Services, 805 Yale NE. attracted interest both in and out of a situation inherent to the arts that ~ majority of classes are open to all • art in New Mexico, magic, Registration is in Room 209 of the state of New Mexico. much of the reporting in this field persons, regardless of educational THERLAND LUMBER the division's offices. Persons with UNM is being Watched, and with comes from a subjective in .backgrounds. good reason. terpretation and appraisal of ideas "We're moving more and more major credit cards may register by calling the division at 277-6542. The theatre arts department's and/or the use of form. classes off-campus,'' UNM award winning "Death's Nose" While subjective analysis .is .in Community College Director Joel "Registration will be accepted through the first week of the class, will be performed at the American itself not without problems, for the White said. "We've got classes in College Theatre Festival's regional purposes of the Daily Lobo it has all quadrants of the city." space permitting,'' White said. He said the division will have competition in Fort Worth, Texas. functioned as the broadest means In addition ,some of the classes Literary magazine Conceptions of exchange and reporting. will be conducted at locations .in special registration hours through (EEKINGINTELLECTUAJ Jan. 29, from 8 to 5:30p.m. Southwest received )lonorable The arts section attempts to give Corrales and Rio Rancho. mention from the Coordinating fair reporting of all events and grS~· S~ tl~e ~Jiffi~BREHJ "The average cost of our classes White said persons who are 60 ffiJITDBf? years or older are entitled to a Council of Literary Arts Magazines activities. However, space con- Both Locations CHALLENGE? hasn't varied over the last six years, for its "distinctiveness and siderations ana the style of the We're trying very hard not to raise tuition discount. Additional information can be imagination" which made it section is such that it does not list 2937 Monte Vista NE 11101 Menaul NE \Vant to add a class, change one. improve your academic experience, or just \'cnture? prices," White said. "unique among the entries." events as in a calendar. (Near UNM) (Foothills Shopping Center) obtained by consulting l} The bulk of the classes are Explorations: Spring '82, by UNM also draws a good many THE HONORS PROGRAM has a limited number of places open for in scheduled to begin in late January visiting the division's offices or by artists. Last fall featured activeUnderstandably, in the arts deserve the adequatepeople -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ leresting, adventurous students in the following 3 credit hour classes. (Ad or- early February. However, many calling 277-3751. Venezuela's Maracaibo Symphony, coverage and numeruus ·avenues · Mummenshant., The Nikolais within the Dai/v Lobo allow artists mission to the Honors program is not required to participate.) Dance Theatre, Andre Previn to announce their events. Gen. St. 112-001 "Ordinnry Hero/incs" Sparks/Schwnrt.t. Th, 2-3:50 p.m. 'Conducting the Pittsburgh "Lip Service" is a daily listing of Gen. St. 222-00I "I'eople and Work~ Bannnn T&T. 11-12:15 p.m. Geology Senior Wins Award Orchestra and several Broadway campus activities; "Campus Gen. St. 302-001 "Visionaries in Contreras M&W, 2-3:15 p.m. Out-of-Sight New Dc-.tl Art" A senior majoring in geology at 1981 spring semester, Gen. St. 302-002 "Rise of European E"ans T&Th, 11-12:15 p.m. the University of New Mexico has "After receiving my degree fom Literature in the Vulgar Tongue" been awarded a $900 scholarship UNM, I plan to seek employment in Art Historia:n To Speak Gen. St. 302-006 "American Places: The Strclke T&Th, 2-3:15 p.m. from the Gen. Thomas D.. Cam petroleum or minerals exploration. Savings On South and Southwest" - pbell Foundation of Albuquerque. In addition to this, I hope to A noted China scholar and art Museum in Taipei, Taiwan, and Gen. St. 302-015 "Toward an Under- l'etcrson Th.7-9p.m. David Szklarz, the son of Mr. continue my academic career with historian will lecture at the also at Dartmouth College Museum University of New Mexico Thur· and Galleries. •tanding of Androgyny" and Mrs. Eugene G. Szklarz of Los graduate study in economic or Alamos, was chosen for the strutural geology and pursue my sday at 7 p.m. in Keller Hall in the Eyeglasses. Gen. St. 302-008 "Ways of SL'Cing" Howarth W, ll-12:50 p.m. scholarship on the basis of his leisure interests as well," Szklarz Fine Arts Center. She has taught at Dartmouth and academic record. said. Yale and is currently completing THE UNDERGRADUAn;; SEMINAR PHOGRAM has a limited number of At UNM, Szklarz also received a Mary Jane Clark will present a her dissertation on the Ming openings in 1 credit hour classes. department of geology award for Among his other interests are slide lecture called, Gentlemanly calligrapher Chu Yun-ming for her r------, Ph.D. degree at Yale. I $50 in the 1980 spring semester and hiking, ,tennis, motorcycles, Pursuits of Wine, Women, and I INTERESTED ~'TUDENTS should contact the Honors Offi<.-e, Humanities a $300 Leonard Scholars)lip in the hunting, fishing and music. Song: The Cultural Elite in Six• .. !14, telephone 277-4211, as soon as possible . teenth Century China. off The free lecture will open the Up Spring Interdisciplinary Lecture all eyeglasses. Series sponsored by the Office of ~r'dee Welcome Back Graduate Studies. A reception and The Pearle Vision Centers in Albuquerque have a special offer for discussion session will follow the you. Bring in this coupon at tim& of order and get $15 off a com • students presentation. plete pair of prescription glasses. Choose fr.om our entire stock G•y/Lubllil Studt"at Onion - Meeting Jan. 261 at of fashion frames and lenses. No other discounts apply with this Clark is a graduate of Wellesley 7:30 p.m. in room 231-S or the SUB. The Agenda wili • faculty include ''E~plorlng ·\"our Past" and plans (or the ______offer. J College and received her master's OLSU's future. Enrich Your Life! of art and master's of philosophy • staff degrees in Chinese art history from Fluh French - It's nol too late to take Fluh Frcnc:b 1hbsprfng. By the lirne the nowcrs come out Meet today' s challenges. Yale University. She was formerly you•u be able to &teet them ln F'tencl1. F'or fllnher We are still here with • on the staff of the National Palace inrormation call Truett Book at 277-3708. Good at these Albuquerque locations: • In house custom color processing Enroll in a Bible course 4300 Central SE 4410 Central SW 7210 Menaul N E • Fresh film in all sizes near Washington Central Plaza Sunsquare Center for credit. 268·2008 831-5326 883-0077 • Complete camera selection l_.~obo Arts In Search of Bible 1302 "New Testament Sun1ey" MW 0900-1 030 Bible3359 "Gospel of John" MW 1030-1200 • Accessories for ail !'[lakes Bible 2302 "Job through Malachi" 'f'fH 11 00-1230 • Complete darkroom supplies The Rare Artist/Writer Bible 4360 "The Book of Romans" TOES 0630-0930pm . . • Help when you need it ARTISTS, STUDENTS TER iNCLUDES GRAPHICS REPRESENT YOURSELVES, (GET YOUR PICTURE IN THE Classes begin January 18th EARN $$$, RECOGNITION, PAPER), FICTION, POETRY, Cost is $10 per course. Register at the Christian /' lilu e3..nert~o,.,..,, WHILE SHARPENING YOUR COMMENTARY; REVIEWS OF PEARLE SKILLS OF LOGIC AND PER• RECORDS, PERFORMANCE, Student Center or at the first class meeting. BOOKS, FILM, ART SHOWS, v1s1on center ·::Ru:::O VOUR CEPTIONI ~:~~··.:;:~:::.:u• FASHION, TELECOM ~ PTVict' C.ft.MEAA NEfOS THE NEW MEXICO DAILY MUNICATION, ETC., ETC. Christian Student Center 1 / . ali.s(allion LOBO ARTS DESK IS LOOKING A SEARLJ: COMPANY FOR WRITERS AND ARTISTS For more information, call 277- 130 Girard NE 3417 Central N.E. 266·7766 TO OCCUPY SPACE IN tJNM'S 5656 and ask for Ray Abeyta. or 524 Coronado Center 883-5373 ONLY STUDENT NEWSPAPER. come by room 138 of Marron Hall 1713 Juan Tabo N.E. 296•4888 PRINTABLE SUBJECT MAT- and ask for somebody in arts. 'I l'~g<• 20, N<•w M<'xico Dai.ly Lobo, January Jli, 181l2 r------1I \ .. 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Orlld\li}IC swdents rtnd GUITAR LESSONS, INSTRUMENTS and r~nta\s, double )led!i, $23S includes .utilities, Varsity House, Call (904)375.6000. 1/22 MARCS Gulta,r Center, 143 Harvan~ S,E, 26~-3315. upperclnss undergradu!Hesare encourngcd to npply. ROOM 131 141 Columbla_SE, :Z68-Q525. 1/28 BICYCLE SALE 10 PERCENT ~ff on Bertin and all :rn Work~study stuP:ents preferred, For a,n iflterview ROOMMATE, SERIOUS STUDENT Sl20/month, bicycks ov~;:r $300. W~rld Champion Bli;~el~, 300 PROFESSIONAL.TYPING BY English/MA editor. appolmmem, come by Mesa Vista 2013. 11.22 lf1. utilities. House, 86HI222. 1/21 YaleS.E,. 268·5697, 1122 Kathy Johnson (left) strikes a graceful Vast exp~rlence with disserta,Uons, pap~rs, Editing AFTF.RNOON DAP\'SITIING t'OR Profs kid, 1. Pers g·ooa 0 m• t-'l4·oo-p 111 dail}' ttn complete lhe first-vcar cvclc am! enter Hussian 201 in Fall1982. A convenient way for Non-Resident Students and 102.00:) Elemcnt11ry Russi;n . Kolchevska MTWF 10:00-10:50 MORE THAN BAGS Staff to take care of those between class and work 102.()01 Elementary 1\ussian Lindsey M'IWF II :00-11:50 meals. 104 Elementary 1\ussian Corwcrs~tion l ·(Served with whole wheat toast, margerine & jelly) I I• • No,. 1 TWO EGGS, bacon, ham,_. sau!-::~ge, ha!th browns & toast ..•...... ,• ....•...... $2.49 No.2 ONE EGG, bacon, hi:tm or ~ausage, hash browns & toast ~ ...•..••.....•...•..... $1.99 I No.3 T\\10 EGGS, hash browns & toast .•.... .; .••••....•... : • ..•...... •.....•.. , • $1 .69 I No. 4 ONE EGG, hash browns & toast ...... ~ ...•.•... ; •..•....• $1.25 -1 ·No.5 PANCAKES. 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