2A Thursday, May 3,1984 Daily Nexus Matt Johnson Discusses 'Soul Mining'

To Mom, By HUGH HAGGERTY The The is Matt Johnson’s store-front facade for his very A bouquet own brand of musical angst. Writing, singing and playing various instruments on all his records, he’s sort of an auteur. He is sometimes branded a self-righteous wanker of words. by the British press for not being satisfied with his sizeable cult following and has been known to whine over why his records don’t sell more than they do. Nothing new there. He recently stopped by Los Angeles and gave a press con­ ference to promote his first U.S. release called Soul Mining on Epic records. Johnson is a man inspired by life in general. What’s happening to him and around him finds its way into the songs he writes. An earlier album, Burning Blue Soul contained mostly love songs and he attributes that to the fact that he was only 19 at the time (he’s now 23), and in the throes of his first big love affair. Soul Mining seems to be

To express your love. Cross pen and pencil sets make lovely gifts on mother’s special day. In gold filled and sterling silver. Matt Johnson: The man behind the The. the after-math to the relationship that inspired that album, as it contains a truckload of insular bitterness ( “ The Twilight Hour” etc.) laced with some nice moments of comic relief (“This Is The Day,” “Uncertain Smile” ). As CROSS' the lyrics to the song “ Soul Mining” go: SIN C E 1S4B Something always goes wrong when things are going right You swallowed your pride to quell the pain inside Someone captured your heart like a thief in the night And sqeezed all the juice out ’til it ran dry. FREE ENGRAVING His accusing voice sometimes turns outward against the If pen purchased at UCSB BOOKSTORE between April world with fearful imagery. But life goes on. He regrets the 26th and May 25th. NOTE: Allow 2 weeks for free engraving. A special $5.00 charge for rush orders. personal slant which the The album has, “ it’s sort of variations on a theme,” and says he’s much happier these days and eager to tackle broader subjects. Since he’s traveling a lot now, that should be pretty easy. However, we’ll have to wait another year or so for his next album.

Being a pop star and “ growing up in public” didn’t really turn him on and that’s the main reason why he chose a pseudonym for his endeavors. As for the name “ The The” itself, he wanted something generic that wouldn’t connote anything specific and give him a lot of freedom to move around in different musical styles.

Many different musicians help out on his albums, most WE LEND STUDENTS notably, Jools Holland from Squeeze, responsible for a ripping piano solo on “ Uncertain Smile.” Being very picky with his musicians, he says he does it because “ it gives each song a different feel.” He blends melodic synthesizer A HELPING HAND. lines with various acoustic instruments such as piano, vibes, accordion and string instruments. “ I love acoustic A lack of funds used to keep many promising instruments for the feeling you can get from them but students out of college. That's not the case unlike people like Morrisey (from The Smiths) and Big anymore. Country, I think synthesizers and technology definitely have their place in pop music,” he said. In a song like Government-backed student loans now enable “ Giant,” he opens with a minimal rhythm track and layers most kids to get the education they need. entirely separate, though harmonic, tracks of vibes, synth, guitar and vocals for a very pleasing result. Johnson sings And Imperial Savings wants to help. about struggling against the contingency and pollution in the world and triumphing over it. The music arid rhythm We have the money to lend, and getting it is easy then fades into an African drum jam and then he adds a and convenient. chant chorus to that. The effect is a kind of spiritual evolution and this song is followed by the last song on the To apply, just drop by any of our branch offices. album, “ Perfect,” which is an affirmation of the joy of We'll be happy to give you all the details. having the sun come out after a rainy day. We want to help. Because a student loan is an investment in tomorrow.

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Los Illegals from left to right, Bill Reyes, Jesus Velo, Willie Herron, Arts & Lectures - Lectures Tony Valdez and Manuel Valdez. Arts & Lectures - Performing By JAY DE DAPPER offer a more heady appeal, nature of Chicano culture. It’s been a long year for yet one that is just as American at one time. Bicycle Los Illegals. Last May, A&M relevant: “ I ’m not going to Mexican at another. The released the band’s debut take this/I’U take it into my band’s bilingual name is Campus Program album Internal Exile. Ap­ hands/Show the world this perhaps the best example of parently the critics couldn’t time.” If that sounds like this. Community Housing say enough good about the early Clash, it’s no wonder. So what type of audience record. Radio, especially The same sense of does Los Illegals attract? Disabled Students Southern California radio, hopelessness that infected Drummer Bill Reyes: however, virtually ignored the unemployed English “ We’ve had a wide wide Events Center the band and their record. youth of 1976 resides within range of audiences...; We’ve Not surprisingly, so did the the Chicano youth of 1984 — had hard-core, soft-core, Financial Aid public. among others. new-wave, preppie....” In Los Illegals, performing “ Reaganomics has hit this other words, Los Illegals’ Intercollegiate Athletics tomorrow night at La Casa country real hard. It’s appeal is .broad-based. de la Raza, is from East Los almost good for (the poor) Unfortunately, Southern Leisure Services (2) Angeles — the barrio, in­ that the middle class gets a California radio has done ternal Exile is about barrio little hard hit, simply little to help the hometown Ombudsman life and everything that goes because it wakes them up boys. As Velo succinctly puts with being a Chicano. Los and they realize, ‘Hey, my it, “ It’s ridiculous to hear Illegals’ music is angry, dad’s a contractor and he that you’re on heavy rotation Physical Planning resembling the Clash more doesn’t have a job, and now in Moscow, Idaho and not in than anything else in in­ I ’m just as poor as the your hometown.” Space Utilization tensity. There is plenty to be Chicano across the tracks. Yet, much as American angry about, though. It’s not funny anymore.’ ” radio has taken in almost Status of Women (10) Los Illegals’ bassist Jesus Velo uses this example to every new English band, the Velo explains: “ People from explain why Los Illegals’ Europeans have responded Student Affirmative Action (3) Europe have come and said, audience is diverse. enthusiastically to Los ‘You guys are in a weird What is interesting about Illegals. Film crews from Transportation and Parking (2) predicament. You can’t go the diversity of the audience Italy, Germany and France back to your mother country is the band’s problem with have shot the band in in­ UCen because you weren’t born categorization. Clearly Los terviews and in concert. Yet there or your parents Illegals is not a mariachi (Please turn to pg.7A, col.l) Women’s Center (2) ______weren’t born there, yet band. The band’s first gig, in you’re really not accepted fact, came as a result of the here either.’” The lyrics on hard-core L.A. punk band Internal Exile expand on Fear cancelling a show. Los these ideas. Illegals filled in and was Internal Exile is dedicated faced with a hall full of to “the undocumented skinheads. Velo explains Whatever your sportr worker, the political refugee what happened: “They and the victims of socio­ embraced it and thought it economic and religious was great but they expected has the gear to help you do oppression.” What makes something totally different.! the record so good is the way They had all their spit lyricist Willie Herron brings ready....” It b etter. reality home: “It’s Im- Internal Exile hardly migration/We know you’re shows Los Illegals to be a in there/Open up, If you punk band, though. The> Jogging, hiking, running, soccer, rugby don’t/We’ll kick the door carefully construed in-1 in.” While certainly not high terplay of searing guitars, court sportSr gymnastics, aerobics, surfing... poetry, lines like these are Latin percussion and stark images of the society psychedelic synth lines Los Illegals is talking about. represents, as well as any Check out our wide selection of shorts & sport shoes Songs like “ The Maze” lyrics could, the two-sided

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It’s sort of The Hand, poultry style. Chaartaadlac and Soaclaadiag. good music. On the darker, more ghoulish side, though, is One that the Festival was really happy to get is Jimmy COME TO GENERAL INFORMATION NEETIM ON MON. MAT 7,7 :30 FM at Disney Studio’s Vincent. Filmed in horror movie black and Picker’s Sundae in New York. Remember the_guy who did ROB BTM. QUESTIONS? C a ll Denise, 968-0155. white and narrated by Vincent “ Dr. Phibes” Price, it tells Jimmy the C? Well this is his work. It won this year’s the story of a boy who thinks he’s none other than Vincent Academy Award and features Mayor Ed Koch singing Price himself. Really schizophrenic. The word is that the “ New York, New York.” Full of such Big Apple icons as APPLY NOW FOR A SALARIED piece is autobiographical. Take a look for yourself at the Woody Allen and the Coneheads, Picker’s tie-spinning production still. Doesn’t that guy on the left look like the antics are a highlight. INTERNSHIP NEXT YEAR. puppet he created? The others are hip, too. There’s a medley of European The MSB Alamni Association sponsors tha Stephan S. Beadspeed One that blew our, minds is Tango. At first you’ll be commercials (Utopian Capitalism to video game air Internship la Stadaat Affairs. The reeipient at the internship will puzzled by what’s going on. Then, after you figure out its freshener); Bottom’s Dream, based on Shakespeare’s “ A raoaha a SOM honorarium and a salaried position workiac a genius, you’ll know why it won the 1983 Academy Award. Midsummer Night’s Dream;” Three Knights, a fairy tale miaimam at I I hoars a week in tha Offloe at tha Tiee ChaaeaNar, For nostalgia’s sake there’s Gumby Punk Planet. If you romp; Brush Strokes, a sort of cartoon Cocteau; and Stadaat and Community Affairs. Animalia, the Cat, a group of animal vignettes. The internship is open to all undergraduate were any sort of a kid with a TV, you’ll recognize it. 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If television melodrama — one its serpiginous way It weren’t for his own of those painful movies throughout most of Cham­ tenacious resolve — and the about other people who pion’s body so that after a encouragement of his supposedly have more pain year of nauseating therapy, trainer and boss, his sister than you do — but if it were Champion’s doctors tell him who nurses him back to not for the arresting central that he is one of the rare, strength, and the woman he performance of John Hurt, very lucky ones: there is no falls in love with — Bob Champions would just be a longer any trace of cancer — Champion would be just film you’d see on a good anywhere. another interesting, but sad night with the tube. But the road to full chapter in British horse The story of British jockey recovery, after being gaunt, racing history. Bob Champion is one of left hairless and without But the story does not end triumph over tragedy, as the feeling in his hands and feet, here. Champion goes on to title tells you before you and weakened to frailty, qualify and win the 1981 even see the film. Based on seems to demand as much Grand National on a horse his autobiography, Cham­ strength and courage as (Aldaniti, for trivia’s sake) pion's Story, Champions being imprisoned for months that was also just about put presents the struggle of a with tubes stuck into your to pasture six months prior man who, at the height of his veins. Despite the skep­ when it tore a tendon. career, discovers that he has ticism and protective nature Champion had ridden the lung and testicular cancer, of those around him, grueling steeplechase at then undergoes an ex­ Champion is told that he Aintree nine times cruciating ordeal with should count his blessings previously, but had only chemotherapy in what and forget about racing been able to finish in a third makes up a long and un­ horses altogether — advice (Please turn to pg.6A, col.3) ★ ★ APPLY NOW^ ★ BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE!!! 84415 APPLIED LEARNING INTERNSHIP PEERS LEARN: TERMS: AVAILABLE THROUGH Communication Skills $4.25/hour To Advise Students on Careers RAYBAN i W w i W a Planning and Organizational Skills 10 hours/week WOODIES $55 Piccadilly Square El Paseo APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE 2nd FLOOR OF THE 813 State St. 816 State St. P LA C EM E N T C E N T ER j s DEADLINE: MAY 8 966-5997 965-8686 6A Thursday, May 3,1984 Daily Nexus ^ ^ f f f f w w We'll make The New You Thompson Twins in 84! By KYMN SHIELL With the release of the Thompson Twins’ new album, Into s 1 0 the Gap, comes the undeniable conclusion that it is Shampoo, Cut saturated with heavy commercialism. The band has Blowdry (w/coupon)4 written such classic dance songs as “ In the Name of Love,” “ Lies,” and “ Love on Your Side,” but has failed to deliver anything comparable to these on their latest offering. Just THE about every song here has the potential to be a top 40 hit; that is, there is nothing unique and inspiring in this h a ir -u m : collection of songs, and they are a sad representation of Styling for ^96 ®°“th »ine today’s music. 1 ° Off Hollister Ave. Whispers of Far Eastern and African influences are Men & Women Rt. at Barclays Bank immediate left Into the weaved throughout the album with the use of a xylophone, Parking lot at the marimba, and congas. These provide for some interesting White ft Pink Cottage textures in the music, but they aren’t dominant enough to 967-5 7 5 7 make these slow-moving, banal pop songs worth listening to. Even vocalist Tom Bailey’s enticing voice that cracks as if he’s going through puberty, doesn’t save this album from drowning in a musical cesspool. “ Hold Me Now” is the biggest hit single the Thompson of the album without the temptation to turn the stereo off. Twins have ever had, and admittedly, it is a pretty, Their latest single, “ Who Can Stop the Rain,” will probably although somewhat mawkish, love song: move rapidly up the top 40 charts, but its stale, worn-out I ’ll even ask your forgiveness style is as revolting as finding rotten, mushy bananas in the Though I don’t know refrigerator. “ You Take Me Up” is an obnoxious song that Just what I ’m asking it for. uses the harmonica to generate a feeling of being in a hick After the waves of nausea pass, it’s still hard to let this song town in the Ozarks without any connection to society. of undying love and devotion go by without feeling a slight So what can we expect from the Thompson Twins next tug at the heart. The most danceable new song is “ The week when they perform in Santa Barbara? I ’m sure it will Gap,” which has the most pronounced Eastern touches, yet at least be a fun concert. After all, this is a new tour; they the lyrics, which are about the gap between Eastern and have a new album that they’re most likely excited about, Western worlds, are unimaginative and fail to delve deep plus they’ve been receiving lots of airplay. Maybe their into the subject: enthusiasm from their current success will pour out and be East is east, West is west soaked up by the audience. With added energy of a live Two different colors on the map show, their songs may work; if not, there are always the Break the line chew the fat older favorites to look forward to. It’s necessary to get Keep moving out into the gap. psyched for this concert and not let the bad karma from the Each of the seven remaining songs are either lame at­ album pervade. It will also be interesting to see how Reflex tempts at dance songs or lame attempts at ballads. They’re goes over as the opening band. Their song “ The Politics of quite boring and make it difficult to listen to even one side Dancing” is getting a lot of airplay over fascist airwaves. 'Visions of 1984' in UCen Art Gallery By CHRISTOPHER from the 80 works by 57 “ No Title #1,” a prize the foreground of the work, ISLA VISTA CROTON artists from the USA, Great winning work by Linda and a row of tract homes can The six winners of the Britain and Canada. Frese, consists of two parts. be seen in the background. UNION SERVICE “ Visions of 1984” show T h e exhibition is The top part is a ground level The photograph was taken in currently at the UCen art dominated by photographs, view of large electrical Chula Vista, but the work is gallery were determined many of them touched up. towers connected by wires. not a statement about San Complete The lower part is beneath the Diego as much as American ground and split up into homes in general. The work Automotive Repair 'Champions'... three shots of a nude woman “Mad Hog” by William Foreign and Domestic (Continued from pg.5A) breaking free from the wires Kitchens, another winner, of those races, a fact that makes his struggle — and the film of the tower. The work contains a hog with its head — that much more layered and incredible. In a note succeeds in representing the entirely covered by a large Tune-ups • Brakes tastefully understated, and therefore made more affecting, woman not only as mother of black blotch. The Electrical Systems in the film ’s postscript we learn that Champion retired in the earth but as the figure of photograph “ Pain In Joy” 1982, married, and had a son just last year. mankind’s liberation from by Susan Finegan shows an It is hard to imagine an actor more perfect for the role technology. extreme close up of a than John Hurt, who brings Champion alive from the very “ Bette In the Late Af­ woman’s face. The HOURS: 6 a.m.-10 p.m. • 7 Days a Week first frame and makes him utterly believable through the ternoon” is a prize-winning photograph is hard to focus 881 Embarcadero del Mar * 968-8700 last glimpse of triumph at the Grand National. It is in work by William Heiman- on, and the viewer has a Hurt’s eyes — the same liquid, piercing black eyes that got son. The subject is a shir­ hard time determining him acclaim and an Oscar nomination for his Elephant Man tless woman body builder in whether the woman feels — that we see ail of Champion’s anguish and joy, and it is in a sylvan setting. “ Bette” is agony or ecstasy. the way he holds and moves his body — the same body that darkly tanned and radiates The six winning works of made an international star of Hurt after his still as if she were a perverse the show are unique, but luminescent portrayal of Quintin Crisp in The Naked Civil goddess. The work closely they don’t reflect the title of Servant — that we feel all of Champion’s pain and pleasure. resembles a color version of the exhibit “ Visions of 1984.” Hurt’s performance heightens the sense of awesome in­ the photographic style of With this title, one expects credibility central to Champion’s story. Isn’t it strange that Diane Arbus. an Orwellian theme to run brilliance is exactly what we expect from this actor? “Merced River, throughout the works. A The supporting roles are mere sketches by screenwriter Yosemite” is a photograph bionic woman and a mad hog Evan Jones, but Kirstie Alley is sensual and mysterious as of a wilderness setting with a from “ Animal Farm” does the vet whose romantic interlude with Champion leads to pelican flying above what not a totalitarian society the discovery of the cancer, and Alison Steadman has resembles a kangaroo in the make. Perhaps the intent of the title was to show scenes THK FAB SID I By GARY LARSON dimension as his devoted and concered sister. posé of a mermaid. The The photography and editing of Ronnie Taylor and Peter airbrushed silverprint is of the 1980s, and the in­ Honess, respectively, particularly during the Grand comical and was also fluence of “ 1984” is left to the National sequence, give the film its beauty and punch. Like selected as a prize winner. viewer. If the show’s work is those meticulously captured, moody grey skies over “ Summit Pointe” by Gene any indication, Big Brother England, Champions is melodramatic but articulate, Kennedy is a photograph of a is not watching. calculated but winning, warm, affirmative and superbly future sight for tract homes. The exhibit, closes this acted. A group of dirt mounds is in Saturday.

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Bruno Bettelheim will give Santa Barbara City a free lecture titled, “ Self ☆ ☆ ☆ Attractions ☆ ☆ ☆ College dance department 0FHCIJU. OLYMPIC JEWELRY Fulfillment and the Question will present 40 dancers in y COLLECTOR ITEMS a t of Families,” Monday at 4 “ Sonata No. 1, Op. 105,” and featuring flute soloists, “ Dance Headliners,” it’s 7th p.m. in Lotte Lehmann Webern’s “ Vier Stucke, Op. trios and quartets will take annual dance concert, < UPSTAIRS IN THE UCEN W < Concert Hall. 7” and Claude Bolling’s place Sunday at 4 p.m. in tonight through Saturday, at (& P Located in the hack patio “ Suite for Violin and Jazz Lotte Lehmann Concert 8 p.m. in the Garvin Theater. A free lecture by Piano.” Hall. A Brass Choir Concert Tickets are $5. photographer Roman takes place the same day at 8 » AKANKE and the BLACK BROADCASTERS ASSOC. Vishniac is scheduled for A Town and Gown Recital p.m., also in Lotte Lehmann An Evening of Poetry with ! PRESENT tonight in Girvetz 1004 at 8 will take place on Sunday at Concert Hall, and is under Nikki Giovanni will be s An EveninS °f Poetry with p.m. 2 p.m. at the Faulkner the direction of Glenn Lutz presented Friday at 7 p.m. in Gallery of the Santa Barbara and Andrew Malloy. Campbell Hall. Gotta Sing! Gotta Dance! Public Library. Among the i ^ N K K I GIOVANNI series continues with the The works to be heard is Paul Willie Nelson will return to The Voice Of A Brilliant Friend' Pirate tonight, and the The Hindemith’s “ Sonate” (1939) The Wind and Jazz En­ Santa Barbara for his first FRIMY. HUY 18 • 7 FJH. Dutchess of Idaho Sunday in featuring hornist Patty Baer semble of Calilfomia State local concert appearance in, Campbell Hall at 7 and 9:30 and pianist Verna Abe. University, Los Angeles will four years on Sunday at the I UCen Pavllllon present a free concert Admission $4 Students; $5 General Public p.m. Tickets are $2 for UCSB Santa Barbara County Bowl Co-Spon>ora: Pacific Bevaraga Co.. A.S. Program Board. Arta ft Lac- students. A Flute Choir Concert, tonight at 8 p.m. in Lotte at 3 p.m. Call the County turaa. Black Students Union. Tha Woman's Center. EOP-B, The Status of directed by Gary Woodward, Lehmann Concert Hall. Bowl Box Office for ticket Woman. UCSB Library. Ticks! Ma SSI-2 08 4 . Summer Solstice information. workshops for the 1984 Summer Solstice Celebration will open with a potluck reception on Sunday, at 5:30 p.m. at the Workshop Space, 119 East Cota Street (Lincoln School Auditorium). Solstice staff will present a slide show, answer questions and SANTA BARBARA register workshop par­ ticipants. Anyone interested See A Totally Spaced FRIDAY IS JASON’S in Solstice is invited to at­ "UNUSUALLY ^ Adventure! M UNLUCKY DAY tend. RICH. Moustapha Akkad presents Depardieu is superb: ’ Gerard Depardieu —Vincent Canby. fc THE FINAL CHAPTER The University Symphony New York Times Nathalie Baye P * A PARAMOUNT f=n the UCSB Collegiate ",FASCINATING!f PICTURE I S Chorale, the Men’s Chorus —David Den by, The Return O f New York Magasine and the Women’s Ensemble will present a concert next JiJartin Granada Wednesday, at 8 p.m. in 1216 Stata Straat Lotte Lehmann Concert 963-8740 I 5 ACADEMY (g u erre AWARDS Hall. Featured will be the A FLM BY DANEL VO€ BEST PICTURE works of three 20th century RODIN WILLIAMS Come to terms. composers, Charles Ives, 1 DEBRA WINGER Ralph Vaughan Williams MOSCOW SHIRLEY MacLAINE and Carl Orff. ON THE LIVE ALSO: Hu d s o n ^ Pianist Kim O’Reilly will CONCERT COLUMBIA V V * A PARAMOUNT DANTON PICTURES PICTURE present a Junior Recital INFO 963-4408 1317 State Street E Saturday at 4 p.m. in Music 966-9382 room 1145. She will perform Handel’s “ Suite V in E Major,” Rachmaninov’s “ Prelude in B minor, Op. 32, G o fo r the fun o f it! Vmfenf Conby- GOLDIE KURT No. 10,” Prokofiev’s “ Sonata HAWN RUSSELL No. 3 in A minor, Op. 28” and Schumann’s “ Phan- tasiestucke, Op. 12.” When Affina march'd off to tor Ihr women march'd P| ■ Violinist Stacy Ort will 0 ima de fattori BIB give a Senior Recital Saturday at 8 p.m. in Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall. The P f “ ACADEMY AWARD program includes Handel’s WÌ WINNER “ Sonata No. 4,” Schumann’s MEL T/uYtaroilufuta GREYSTOKE QIBSOM Vtueemm i«. -THE LEGEND O F - MGM/UA ______J y H 3 U TARZAN LORD O F THE APES 2 ACADEMY It'll steal your heorr! A n epic Illegals... AWARDS^ B ROBERT DUVALL in From the first adventure of a ►W hat a n (Continued from pg.3A) laugh, you’ll ' t e n d e r man caught M e r c ie s between two in Los Angeles, where a b e n o o k e d ! H different worlds. Institution! BUENA VISTA r= ^ l OISTRIBUTEO BY majority of the population is DISTRIBUTION CO. UNIVERSAL PICTURES ^ o IS Hispanic, Los Illegals remains virtually unknown. That may soon change, however, as Los Illegals moves into the studio to record their second album. 2044 Alameda Padre Serra Most of Internal Exile was Near Santa Barbara Mission written in 1980. The second ACADEMY AWARD album will, according to NOMINEE ■FAT FOREIGN FILM Reyes and Velo, be more “ defined and palatable.” Velo says that the first record really defined the problems while the for­ thcoming album will help to DRIVE-INS present solutions. It’s one summer If only heard, Los Illegals you'll never folget. could pass as any number of SUMMER , CHAMPIONS Caucasian bands. Bands that Preppies A True Stoty.^gM come to mind include the JOHN HURT J P Clash, Lords of the New « f ■m He’ll need more Another kind 'w t Church and X. But Los than a m iracle to of man would B | l survive...he'll need T u b Yb e have given up. ^Si£! Illegals is not a clone band. P iatevig a fria n d . wUhFIBE f5Fl **BA*«V am A UNIVERSAL It is a band with a serious l £ £ J P IC T U R E S 'A lü u PICTURE purpose. Education. People need to be aware of what’s happening in their own EVERY backyard. SUNDAY) K 2 E 5 3 H H The dilemma remains 907 S. Kellogg though. A band with a name 7 am to 4 pm Qoteta. half Spanish, half English. A in c o r a r ® « band that plays music that is SELLERS-Bring your new used mm/iMm merchandise. No reservations necessary. half Latin, half Anglo-rock. BUYERS-Find your greatest bargains. A band from a city that is neither Mexican nor PELICULAS EN ESPAÑOL 7 DIAS A LA SEMANAI REGULAR SHOWTIM ES! MISSION THEATRE MÉÉÉ American. A band that has sponsors saying that they draw too few Hispanics — or too few whites. A band that in Veto’s words “ will be in trouble” as soon as those sponsors are happy. 8A Thursday, May 3,1984 Daily Nexus A.S. PROGRAM BOARD This page provided and paid for by A S. Program Board Every Child Makes A Difference MM It's Always Something" Lawrence Williams will be speaking on parenting and education in a talk entitled “ Every Child Makes a Difference” on Wednesday, May 9, at 7:00 pm. It will be in Broida 1640 and admission is free. Williams, nationally known for his dynamic alternative per­ spectives on children and learning, heads the acclaimed Oak Meadow School in Ojai. Oak Meadow was founded in 1975 by parents / I \ and teachers dedicated to the proposition that our greatest responsibility as human beings lies in releasing the potential within each child. This is done by creating opportunities for close relationships with others in a supportive environment. Oak Meadow, enrolling children in kindergarten through fourth grade, integrates the home experience with child-teacher interaction at school. The Independent Study Program consists of three elements: the home teacher, the curriculum, and the class teacher. The home teacher, usually a parent, uses the Oak Meadow curriculum as material while encouraging the child’s learning. The curriculum is an effectively creative guide to natural learning of Language, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Music, Art and Crafts. Class Teachers are chosen on the basis of their sensitivity, their understanding of the I fessi 1 learning process and their ability to communicate with others. William’s ideas on encouraging child development center around allowing the unique human excellence of each to emerge. Children should be free, but not without the support of a structured course of study. The instructor should be a friend committed to helping the child to learn and express itself. He views each child as a unique and cohesive whole with unlimited potential. Lawrence is a father of four children, and author of How to Transform Your Child, How to Release Your Child's Natural Genius, Authorith and w B m w Children and others. He combines practicality and inspiration to create a dynamic per­ spective of children, parenting, and the process of learning. If you are ormay someday be a parent or teacher, or if you are just interested, you are A CONVERSATION WITH encouraged to come and hear Lawrence Williams on Wednesday night. The lecture is sponsored by the A.S. Program Board and the Isla Vista Youth Project. GILDA (ROSEANNE ROSE AN NAD ANN A) Rastafarians to Play at Extravaganza RADNER LIVE IN CAMPBELL HALL MAY 7 The Rastafarians. “Dis a $9/student $10/general. Tickets on sale NOW at the A.S. Ticket Office, Morninglory Music real reggae music: no filla, and The Arlington Box Office. no pretend, no Anglo ska, but "Life is like a busted washing machine, you only go around once!" genuine roots rock music from JA Santa Cruz... Every tune is sharp, the production is flawless and the vocals are THANK HEY YOU! exceptional... The Rastafarians have a YOU! distinctive sound of their To all the ushers who We’re taking sign-ups for teams for the SUNDAY EX­ own, one of which Santa Cruz ion... Offering impressive have created a sound which helped make the Motley TRAVAGANZA ! All you need to do is get at least six people should be proud,” says the amounts of Ratafari some day may very well I Crue concert a success: (no more than 12) together and sign up. The teams will Santa Cruz Sentinel. BAM reverency while rival the music of better MattLum compete in a variety of events (of a less than completely Magazine says, “Santa simultaneously keeping a known stars like Peter Tosh, Dave Telfer serious nature) for some great prizes. So, clear your Cruz’s Rastafarians play watchful eye out for the Jimmy Clift and Toots and Kent Foster calendar for May 20, and sign up, or else someone else will reggae in the best Bob many-splendored perils of the Maytals. In other words | Steve Mandl get to experience the agony of victory or the thrill of Marley/Trenchtown tradit- Babylon, the Rastafarians these guys are real.” Paul Cleary defeat!! Applications are in the Program Board office Mark Armentrout (UCen 3167). They are due by WEDNESDAY, M AY 9. Gary Silver HOT SHOT/Experience in Photography" Scott Moors Nikki Quilici A seminar on photographic technique, Kodak’s “ HOT Margie Weber SHOT/Experience in Photography,” will take place on Susie Myers Monday, May 6 at 7:00 pm in the UCen Pavilion. This event Stefan Segal is a follow-up to last week’s “ Earthwalk,” and admission is Scott Howell free. James Horn The seminar will cover a variety of topics chosen to help Chris Kreiger the amateur photographer. These include composition, Mario Nevarro camera handling, exposure, depth of field, film, people Jan Friedenal photography, lenses, filters, existing light and prize­ John Bogeman winning pictures. Slides will illustrate each topic and there i Steve Hurd will be ample opportunity for questions and advice. Bill Spalthoff “HOT SHOT/Experience in Photography” will be Steve May HOT SHOT: Rich Freeman, presented by Rich Freeman, from Kodak’s Photographic I Pete Erickson of Kodak’s Photographic Technology Division. Freeman has experience in fashion | Ted Costas Technology Division, will photography, still life and action shooting. He has served as , Bob Gonzales give a seminar on an official Grand Prix Association photographer for four Ed Starr photographic technique at years and frequently takes pictures from ultralight air- I Scott Gordon 7:00pm on Monday, May 6 in craft. He is part of a team of experts currently sharing its I Ray Brusberg the UCen Pavilion. collective knowledge of photography. Chuck Strickler Dave Puccini Brad Owensby Buddhist Sitarist To Appear In Campbell Hall| Kim Williams The sitar, an Indian separate bridge. The Admission for the concert Chris Comuburt stringed instrument, was not resonating gourd is a carved is $2.50 for students, $4.50 I Joe O’Brien widely known in this country pumpkin shell with ivory general. Tony Uflend ...It’s the Pelvic Thrust until the 1960s, when a inlay. Jenifer Sipes popular interest in Eastern The most common musical Note: Sections of this Anne-Marie Finnerty That Really Blows I Jim Middleton philosophy brought a wave form performed on the sitar article were reprinted from You Away..." of gurus and sitarists to the is the raga, a form thought a preview of Sariputra in the Mark Garabedian United States. conducive to meditation. Montreal Gazette. Clinton Stockton Then, as now, most Lori Huck Cliff Young sitarists who travel outside FILMS INCORPORATED India tend to be Hindu or Rasta at the Pub Tonight IGeoff Miller Moslem. On Wednesday Sean Ryan evening, May 16, however, RAY-GUN, one of Southern California’s most Rich Ren trop one of the few Buddhist popular reggae bands, will be performing ICharles Miller FREE OF CHARGE!!! sitarists, Pandit Rahul tonight at The Pub in a free show which begins Barry Kiernan That's right, FREE OF CHARGE! Alice Mehia Sariputra, will appear in at 8:30 pm. Their music is at once highly On Sunday, May 20, the A.S. Program Board in Campbell Hall at 7:00 pm. I Rick Romine conjunction with the Ford Motor Company will danceable and strongly political in the tradition Accompanying Sariputra Thank you all very much be showing ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW of Bob Marley, and tonight’s show is one not to will be Leonice on the Tabla Ifor helping out last Friday as the finale to the Sun-Day Extravaganza in or small kettle-drums. be missed! night. YOU made the con­ Harder Stadium. Come along with us and spend Sariputra’s sitar is a long­ cert happen! the day relaxing in the sun, listening to music and necked lute with seven "Life in Antarctica..." I strings on the main bridge then come back when the sun goes down, in full and 13 sympathetic strings On Thursday, May 10 at 7:00 pm in North Hall 1006A, ROCKY HORROR COSTUME, and help us set a Jon Braslaw under them, closer to the planetary scientist Chris McKay will speak on “ Life in world record for the largest ever single showing Program Board I neck and on a smaller Antarctica and Other Ice Worlds.” of ROCKY HORROR!!! L Security Coordinator' I