AS Consults Lawyers About Constitution by Walter Neary If the University refuses to we would have to resort to respect is out of the question." in April of 1978. calls for such The ASUSF Executive allow students a voice in certain something like that," Associated One of Schleup's prime consultation by the President. branch and Senate have consult­ policy decisions as called for in Students President Fred objectives before his term The essential question asked ed five lawyers over the past the Constitution, students Schluep stated, in a Foghorn expires, he told the Senate the lawyers is: Is the consti­ several weeks on the question of reason, the threat of legal action interview, "but it's clear that publicly on April 10, is to tution a contract legally enforce­ the ASUSF Constitution's legal may stimulate compromise. working things out informally establish a definite sytem by able so that the University must enforceability. "I would certainly be sorry if with an attitude of mutual which the Senate can be abide by its provisions? The consulted by the University lawyer have answered positively. President on such matters as the One lawyer has suggested the selection of Vice Presidents and position that while the Constitu­ the changes in tuition rates. tion's legality is questionable, the tKE^MIMlTHm This semester, there has been stance of the Statement of controversy over the appoint­ Student Rights and Freedoms, ment of Woody Hancock as Vice from which it emanates as a President of Business and clearly mentioned addendum, is Finance and the announcement stronger. The Student Rights of a tuition increase for next Document was ratified by the year. The Senate was not University Senate and signed by consulted in either of the the then President Mclnnes in decisions, though the ASUSF 1975, the Statement is included Volume 75, Number 22 i NIVERSITV OK SAN KRAM ist O April 18,1980 Constitution signed by Father in both the University Catalog. President John LoSchiavo. S.J. Continued on back Located on the Harney Loading Dock Fire Breaks Out Near Explosive Gases by Tom Sweeney ammonia. The arsonist had type, location in relation to the enough to prevent a more serious large amount of paper into A fire on the Harney Science ripped open a number of the fire, and the good condition ofthe incident. proper storage until Monday. Center loading dock March 29, computer paper boxes and piled containers." The reaction of Students using the Harney Officials of the various science heavily damaged a two- the paper against the storage chemicals when exposed to fire exit which opens onto the loading departments involved and thousand-dollar shipment of area fence before igniting the and to each other are dock complicated thesituation as Public Safety say they are now computer paper and for a short blaze. Dr. Soderquist of the complicated and unpredictable, they found' themselves ten feet taking steps to prevent any ti me bu rned dangerously close to Chemistry Department stated but in this situation safety from the blaze and thus ran the future fires on the dock. An a chemical storage area. An risk of being near a possible automatic fire extinguisher anonymous caller turned in the explosion or toxic gas leak while system with a price tag of alarm to the University evacuating the building. approximately eight thousand dispatcher at about 4:40 p.m. The large stack of boxes of dollars is now under considera­ Officer Randy Phillips of Public computer paper was left on the tion. More care will be taken to Safety and five companies of the open dock over the weekend due ensure that all waste barrels and San Francisco Fire Department to their late delivery on Friday. dumpsters are properly covered brought the blaze under control Reportedly, personnel would not and Public Safety patrols are in about five minutes. It was have been available to move the watching the area more closely. subsequently ruled a definite case of arson. A Foghorn Analysis The fire's proximity to a fenced-in chemical storage area located against the rear wall of Dorm Fire Safety the loading dock was a cause of concern for both Public Safety by Patrice Rickard was gone, she went for the next and the Fire Department. The Mike Dubnoff Early this month Stanford one, it was also gone. Downstairs, containers. 55 gallon drums and The fire on the Harney Loading Dock was set against the University lost a dorm to fire. she finally found one." gas cylinders, were about three fence near the gas cannisters still stored in the rear. Could USF also? As the Foghorn reported to five feet from the fire and that there probably "wasn't a measures such as the fence and Santa Clara County Deputy earlier, we stated a small contained varied amounts of real danger, but it could have the heavy duty quality of the gas Fire Marshal Clifford M. dorm fire occurred in Phelan methanol, chloroform, oxygen, been if the chemicals weren't cylinders plus prompt action on Johnson filed an investigative Annex, room 414. The co-ed who nitrogen, acetylene and what they were in terms of their the part of Officer Phillips were report concluding "It is the wished to be anonymous stated "I opinion of this deputy that this was studying around 7 a.m. — I (Stanford) firewascaused from a lost my train of thought for bed and furniture being in direct awhile. I lit a candle for the hell Housing- Dept Undergoes a contact with the electric heater of it, and finished my paper. I which did not allow heat to just forgot about the candle and dissapate in a normal manner." went to class at 9 a.m. The candle Major Reorganization In a supplementary report the had melted through a plastic by Theresa Hudson contracted resident Deputy Fire milk carton case, and onto a neither of whom worked in flammable stereo case. There Housing Operations. Marshal Peter Irish, confirms The Housing Office is Johnson's finding. According to was some damage done around Michael Teeple, manager of undergoing several major Frank Jurian, Assistant the window sill." A student Housing Operations, was not' changes; including merging Director of Public Safety at pulled the alarm, and the hall's informed of the consolidation with the Office for Residential Stanford, a suit is being filed RA extinguished the fire. plan until five minutes before it Life (ORL), gaining a new against the school for personal was announced at an executive "Actually, it's the same kind of director, and reorganizing both loss in excess of $100,000. the office and the residence staff. meeting on Feb. 5, he stated. thing that causes most acci­ "Yosh" Yasinitsky. USF's dents—it's thoughtlessness," Reorganization plans began in Tom Leshefka, Teeple's Public Safety head, commented says Yasinitsky. "Two years fall, 1979, when Dr. Anne Dolan, immediate supervisor in that according to Stanford's ago Fr. Dempsey left a vice-president for the Office for Business and Finance, had no say report a smoke alarm initially candle on top of some papers. The Student Development (OSD), in the decision, which came as a awoke a student in the Stanford interior of his office burnt down. was asked by Fr. President John complete surprise to him. dorm, and she woke others up— If an officer hadn't noticed. LoSchiavo to prepare a proposal Placing the entire housing beating the alarm. "The woman Campion could have burnt for consolidating Housing Peter Weiss, head of the new function under one director went for an extinguisher and it Continued on back Operations and ORL. Housing Office. reporting to one vice-president is Little incidents kept coming to the housing operation was under a good sound idea, said Teeple. I light indicating duplication in his division, but there was a felt there was not enough Yegge Resigns as Dean the two organizations so I changeover taking place there so discussion with people involved thought it could be better Dr. Dolan took the responsibility about what division it should be The University of San USF President Rev. John reorganized, said LoSchiavo. of preparing a reorganization under and who should be Francisco announced that a LoSchiavo as being "in the best The vice-president in Business proposal, LoSchiavo added. director. resignation tendered by Law interests of the University". and Finance was consulted, since Dr. Dolan consulted only The present Vice-President of School Dean Robert B. Yegge Yegge, of Denver, was to become Becky Moreland and Peter Business and Finance, Woody has been accepted. The dean July 1. French Major Wiese to formulate her proposal, Continued on back- resignation was accepted by Yegge's letter of resignation dated March 28. states, "In view Kept, Latin of the extensive publicity about This Week's Highlights. allegations made in Denver, and Major Cut with deep concern for and profound appreciation of all the The French major at USF will USF community, I believe that be preserved, a reliable source The New Core Candidates for College Players my effectiveness as dean of the told the Foghorn, but the Latin the ASUSF Open With School of Law would be seriously major will be "suspended" for a Plan Affecting impaired. Accordingly, I offer period of time by the Dean ofthe » my resignation as dean and College of Liberal Arts. The Returning Election "Oliver See page 3 See page 10 professor of law for your Latin major, however, could be consideration." revived eventually or it may be Students See page 2 replaced by a Classics maior. -OPA -N€UJS -April 18, 1980 It Applies to Freshmen and Sophomores New Core Courses Announced for Students by Walter Neary The list was given final A list of about 70 courses has approval by Fr. Joseph/ A List of G.E.C. Courses For Fall '80 been selected by a Faculty Angilella, the Vice President for The following list of courses has been approved Association Committee to meet Academic Affairs, and now Issues in Religious Studies: for inclusion in the General Education UCAP Chairperson Nursing Theo. 164R Understanding the Bible the requirements of the new Curriculum for Fall 1980. Professor Pat Lynch is seeking Theo. 190R Environmental Ethics General Education Curriculum I. Basic Skills: (G.E.C.) that will replace the student comment. Philosophy: (6 units) la. Written Cmmunication: (3 units) current core curriculum "We want the students to give Phil. 100 Philosophy of Man English 5 Intermediate Freshman program in the Fall of 1980. us some ideas, while we in turn Phil. 103 Being and God Composition The new core requirements will really evaluate what Phil. 105 General Ethics lb. Oral Communication: (3 units) will affect not only incoming students have to say," she stated. Phil. 106 Bioethics CA. 74 Dynamics of Speaking Freshmen, but current 'The students will not be left in Phil. 107 Business Ethics the cold. CA. 128 Argumentataion and Debate III. World Civilization: (6 Units: 3 in Western Freshmen and Sophomores will lc. Analytic Skills: (3 units) Dr. Lynch may be reached in Civ. and 3 in General) also be required to meet the new Interdisciplinary 3 Basic Analysis in the standards. An equivalency list Cowell 203, and if she is not in, Anthro. 3 Roots of Human Culture and Social Sciences has been established so that all written comments may be left Civilization under the door. Interdisciplinary 4 Advanced Analysis in the His. 4a Survey of Western Civilization (for core courses taken thus far will Social Sciences count in the G.E.C. The decision Dr. Lynch stressed that the list non-majors) is not final in that while it will be Phil. 2 Logic His. 4b Survey of Western Civilization (for was made so that it would not be Math. 8 Finite Mathematics necessary to have two simultan­ listed in the Fall schedule, non-majors) changes can be made. Match. 3a Analytic Geometry and Calculus His. 36 Asian Civilization; An Introduction eous different core programs Math. 12 Mathematics of Elementary running simultaneously. Dr. Lynch herself feels Econ. 17 General Economic History Statistics Further information on the positively about the program she Interdis. 45 Contemporary Civilization and nine other faculty prepared. Comp. Sci. 40 Computers: Programming and Soc. 10 Sociology of Civilization equivalency program is Social Implications. available from a notice from the "I feel it will fortify some major IV. American Experience: (6 Units: 3 in II Theology: (6 units) History and 3 in General) Office of the Vice President of areas and will provide a good Christian Perspective: His. 17a Survey of U.S. History Academic Affairs printed below. common base for learning." Theo. 50. Revelation, Christ and the Church His. 17b Survey of U.S. History The new G.E.C. was approved The G.E.C. divides the core Theo. 80 Catholic Belief His. 18 U.S. History for the International by the Board of Trustees last curriculum into six areas with a World Religious Tradition: Student. October, and the committee, the total of 70 courses involved. This Theo. 4 IR Religions in Conflict: TheOrigins of Eng. 130 American Literature Survey Undergraduate Curriculum and is in contrast to the current core Christianity Eng. 131 American Literature Survey Academic Planning Committee division of four areas with about Theo. 70R Introductions to World Religions Gov. 101 Introduction to American (UCAP) chose courses to fit the 150 courses for the student to Religious Studies: Government six areas the G.E.C. is divided choose from. The GEC, then is Theo. 133R Religion, Psychology and Modern Econ. Ill American Economic History by. more structured. Literature Ethnic Studies 1 Introduction to Ethnic A handbook explaining the Continuing undergraduate Theo. 10R Religious Dimensions Studies procedures for full implementa­ students who are currently Issues inChristian Theology: Soc. 120 Sociology of American Society tion of the new General Freshmen or Sophomores should Theo. 110 God and Man in the Old Testament Ba. 4 Elementary Organization and Education Curriculum will be complete the 'Trial Worksheet" Theo. 120 Introduction to the New Testament Dynamics of Business available to undergraduate in the handbook prior to seeing Theo. 128 God in Contemporary Thought Phil. 182 American Philosophy students beginning on April 21st their advisers. Continuing Theo. 136 Today's Church CA. 170 Introduction to Mass Media in the Office of the University Juniors who will graduate in Theo. 149 Christian Marriage Today V. Natural and Social Science: (6 Units: 3 units Registrar. This date is also the 1980-81, or who have completed Theo. 172 Christian Morality Today in Natural Sci. and 3 units in Social Sci.) first day of the Reservation all but six semester units of the Issues in World Religions: Natural Science: process for Fall. 1980 classes. old Core Curriculum, will Theo. 151R Adventures in Judaism Continued on back Students may obtain the complete the old Core Curricu­ General Education Curriculum lum. Handbook and the Fall, 1980. No continuing undergraduate Schedule of Classes, along with student will be penalized other reservation materials. All through the transition from the undergraduate students should old Core Curriculum to the new Scheduled service with no restrictions makes see their faculy advisers between General Education Curriculum. April 21st and May 2nd in order By Spring of 1981, it is planned to reserve classes for Fall, 1980, that all undergraduate students and clarify their individual of the University will be on the status in the new General new General Education Education Curriculum. Curriculum. Hijacker Isn't A USF Dropout Europe •veports made by the Cuban dental school. The only school in News Agency on April 10 that the Bay Area which does have a the hijacker of an American dental school, the University of Airlines plane is a USF drop-out California at San Francico, has appear incorrect. no record of his attendance. The USF Registrar has been The hijacker jumped over a unable to find any record of the fence at an airport in the Los hijacker of an American Airlines Angeles suburb of Ontario a Boeing 727 having attended week ago last Wednesday. He USF. The Cuban press claims he held a pistol to the head of an air Easy is a dental school dropout fleeing flight attendant on a plane being "informal slavery;" not only is readied for the trip to Chicago thee no record of his ever having and demanded, successfully, to Easy on the pocketbook: Easy to put together. been a student, but USF has no be flown to Havana. Starting May 13: L.A. to Shannon; No advance purchase require­ Commencement Schedule '80 only $409 one way, $759 round ments. No length of stay rules or trip. L.A. to Amsterdam; just $419 cancellation fees. Plus the option May 17, 1980 one way, $779 round trip. Add to land in one country and leave 11:00 a.m — Nursing Pinning, Memorial Gymnasium $25 for our Shannon/Amsterdam from another. Call 2:30 p.m. — ROTC Commissioning, McLaren Center stop-over flight. Round trip 5:00 p.m. — Baccalaureate Mass, St. Ignatius Church your travel agent or (reception following in Memorial Gymnasium) fares to both Amsterdam Transamerica Airlines: and Shannon will (213) 980-2660 or (415) May 18, 1980 increase by $20 on 983-4900. We fly to more 2:30 p.m. -— 121st Commencement Exercises, Cow Palace June 15, one places in more countries way by $10. than a'ny other airline. May 24. 1980 2:30 p.m. -— School of Education Commencement. Masonic Auditorium Transamerica (reception following in McLaren Center) Airlines May 25. 1980 7:30 p.m. - School of Law Commencement Masonic Auditorium (reception, by invitation only, following) L April 18, 1980. N€UUS Carter Comm. Encourages Language Studies by Ross H. Miller Currently there is a significant caught the attention of President eign Language and Internation­ individuals with no apparent With preregistration just concern spreading through Carter in April, 1978, when he al Studies. The Commision was vested interest in the target around the corner, the time is campus which sounds the alarm issued an executive order to composed largely of indivduals areas designated by the ripe for professors to begin their that language study must not be establish the Commission on For­ outside the world of academe, Continued •>» /»'<•« a semi-annual solicitations, luring allowed to fall to the budgetary students into selecting their axe. Though the metaphor courses, and for students to begin appears sound, the interest in Career Week Starts April 21 the search for those classes and studying language began to fall The Career Planning and social sciences will discuss how 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.) Careers for professors that won't end up off several years prior, as depart­ Placement Center, with the help they go into public administra- Health Science Majors. Speakers being a major mistake. The con­ ment by department began of the Scholarship Athletes tio, training and student from occupations in microbiol­ fusion is largely unavoidable. dropping language require­ Academic Support Program, is advising and give advice to any ogy, medical technology and For now, however, times are ments and as student interet cor­ happy to announce Career Week persons interested in breaking sports medicine will describe peaceful and one may consider respondingly shifted away. 1980. April 21-25. into those or similar professions. their occupations and how to more reasonably the possible The distressing decline in Any students planning Tuesday, April JJ—U.C. Main attain them. choices for next Fall's course interest and support for particular careers or just Lounge, 12:30 p.m.-2:00 p.m.) Friday, April 25 -(U.C. Main load. language in America's schools shopping around at the moment Careers for Humanities Majors. Lounge. 11:30 a.m.-l:30 p.m.) will find something or many Speakers from paralegal, public Careers for Business Majors. things of interest during the relations, advertising and media Speakers from banking, Candidates for the various activities planned for the professions will discuss their accounting, management and week. This "something for work and how to plan for careers personnel will share their career ASUSF Spring Election everyone" approach is new and in these areas. paths and occupational exciting in that various careers Wednesday. April 83—(U.C. achievements, and offer advice ASUSF will hold its Spring Thomas Johnson and Jude Leo associated with different fields of Main Ixninge. 11:30 a.m.-l:30 for aspiring business profes­ election on April 24-25 so that Waters are competing for Senior study will be explored by major p.m.) Careers for Physical sionals. students can vote for a President, Class President. subject area. The Week's agenda Science Majors. Speakers will Join us for a stimulating, Vice President, as well as for Candidates for the three is as follows: include a biologist, chemist and informative week of career other ASUSF offices for the May Senator-at-Large positions are Monday. April 21— (U.C. 308. math analyst who are successful activities. For more information, 1, 1980 to May 1, 1981 term and Cathy Conley, Lou Dumont. 2:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m.) Careers for in their field and willing to share come to CPPC, Campion Hall, D- on changes in the ASUSF Timothy Kenneally. Mark Social Science Majors. Speakers information and job possibilities. 8. Constitution. Miravalle. and Joan O'Neill. from various careers within the Thursday, April ,'J, (U.C. 413. A list of positions and candidates follows. The deadline for signing up to run was originally 5:00 p.m. on April 11 but extended to April 15 by Bridget Hughes, BSC Chairper­ son, due to a lack of candidates. SPRING Running for President are Frank Vaculin and Charles Wall. The only candidate for the Vice Presidency is Sam Phillips. ActjngTreasurer LisaSchwifler will run unopposed for the ELECTION Treasurer's office. In the race for Activities Council Chairperson, Dan Courtney, Pat McNicholas and Joseph Rogers will compete. Running unopposed are Gregory Mohr for Non Residents Council THESE POSITIONS ARE OPEN FOR Chairperson and Robert Boguski for Academics Chairperson. In the class presidencys, ASVSF SPRING ELECTION Timothy Leahy and Steve Lnch are runningforSophomoreClass President. Mike "Towel Man" Masterson is running unopposed ASUSF for Junior Class President, and PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT In Memoriam TREASURER The father of Stephanie Fung, SENATOR-AT-LARGE (3 positions) a USF senior in the McClaren SOPHOMORE, JUNIOR & SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENTS & VICE PRESIDENTS School of Business, died recently ACTIVITIES CHAIRPERSON in Macau (Hongkong). Besides Stephanie, he leaves his wife, two ACADEMIC CHAIR PERSON- sons and another daughter. The NON-RESIDENTS' COUNCIL CHAIRPERSON (1/2 year term) USF Community offers its very sincere condolences to Stephanie and her family. Mr. James Reid, the father-in- Final Election Apr. 24-25 law of Reggie Browne, Director of the USF Educational Services Center For Minority Students, died Thursday March 27 in San Diego. He was age 49. He leaves his wife, Beatrice, a son, another Harney Plaza daughter, as well as Mildred. Reggie's wife.

James, the brother of Dr. Frances Carter, Professor of Nursing in the USF School of Nursing, died in Alaska Easter weekend after a long illness. FOR MORE INFO COME TO UC 402 Mrs. Aminta Justen, the mother of Father Ed Justen, SJ, teacher in the World English Center at USF. died early Thursday morning, April 10. in Long Beach. California. She was ASSOCIATECJ STUCIENTS <& age 88. Father Justen was with SAN FRANCJSCO his mother at the time. A Mass of IMvERsiiyof Christian Burial for Mrs. Justen was held at St. Matthew's Church in I»ng Beach Friday evening, April 11. OPINION • April 18,1980 Focus From The Hip by Marcella Farragher Editor "Never trust anyone under forty who smokes a cigar."f> Many complaints have been heard from students in the past about the way in which Public Safety has handled situations on this campus. Complaints and constuctive criticisms regarding burglaries, car thefts, cars towed, security measures, creditability of public safety officers, attitudes of officers, and vandalism have been voiced. over the sink? With these problems the question is posed: What role does by James Attridge Why do you have to pay more Public Safety have on campus? Proof of God's ex istence: To err for the mail that you have to go Many USF students in the past have been stopped by Public I will come out and simply say is human to forgive is divine. If down to the post office and get Safety and asked to present identification. It has been recorded at the outset that this column has Johnny Lemaster is very human. yourself? that in many instances public safety officers have been met with absolutely no theme. If there Johnny Lemaster is still alive. Why do they call it happy rude opposition and resistance from the students who were were any indication that it may. Therefore, something very hour? What comes later, sad asked to present identification. Students feel embarrassed and then I would be leaving myself divine has got to be keeping him hour? appalled at this type of situation. open to accusations of being an alive. For the benefit of us existentialist. All I'm out to I always wanted to ask Californians, why don't they just prove is that life is absurd Elizabeth Barret Browning: Public Safety reserves the right to stop anyone on campus rename it Saturday Night sometimes, not all the time. So How do you lose a saint? who looks suspicious. In the past USF students have been upset Prerecorded earlier in Another let's just meander along and by the rudeness of the officers. And most of the time students Why is it that vegetables cost Timezone? ponder some of those inexplica­ are intimidated by officers on this campus, wearing weapons, more when they are the least Why don't fundamentalists ble little oddities of life. which Public Safety feels is necessary because there have been fresh? make love standing up? Because five murders in the past three years around USF, (one murder Why is it that the people most How come every time people might think they were was USF related.) One year ago a group of Chinese gang likely to get up and go to the something says California style dancing. members shot at Public Safety officers on Fulton Street. bathroom or buy popcorn or on an eastern menu that means it For some strange reason the leave early from a movie or a is served with an avocado? Public Safety officers are only allowed to draw their weapons stockbrokers on Wall Street baseball game always sit in the when someone, or the officer is in danger. If an officer does draw If David Broder knows so Week are always bullish. Since middle of the row further from his weapon he must file a report. Public Safety officers do not much about how to get elected, they make their money when the aisle than the people who carry guns to endanger anyone but to enforce the law. why doesn't he run for President? other people buy that sure sounds never move? How come Nixon makes more like bullish to me. Parking is always a problem on this campus and it seems to be How can people claim that than I do? Remember Andy Williams? If getting no better. If a car is parked illegally, especially in a academic freedom is anything Why don't newspapers just you had any brains you'd have handicapped or red zone. Public Safety has the right to break but a myth-when it is illegal for make everyone's life easier by forgotten him by now. into the car and unlock the steering. At that time, when the car persons to advocate religion or putting the sports on page one. Why is it that you always think is about to be towed. Public Safety assumes responsibility for traditional morality at tax the funnies on page two, and you'll get down to business faster what's inside the car. All items of value are taken and stored in supported institutions? Dear Abbey on page three? with a girl who doesn't wear a the safe until the owner shows up to claim his/her belongings. If Is it just coincidence that you Why is it that casinos and bra? Every single one will have a glove compartment is locked it will not be opened. never hear a homosexual refer to cathedrals don't have clocks? to remove her contact lenses, another person as a pain in the Why is it that it makes my day leaving you waiting five extra Many students feel upset with the attitude of any public ass? when I get some administrative minutes. officers on this campus. Students want to be treated as students Why do post offices have signs mistake cleared up? It makes no Never trust anyone under and not criminals. Public Safety in the past have stopped many that say "No dogs allowed except sense to feel so good about forty who smokes a cigar. robberies from taking place. seeing eye dogs?" Who is spending hours running around If designer clothes are su pposed to read that? The dog or rectifying something that should recommended because they are If public safety paid more attention to protecting cars from the blind guy? never have happened in the first cut so tastefully, why do being stolen, checking into fire alarms and making sure safety Anyone who tells you how place. designers feel so compelled to precautions are taken, then the students might feel the service many drinks he has had so far in If restaurants can ask you how tastelessly plaster their initials is doing its duty. Public Safety are here to protect students and the evening is an amateur you want your steak, why can't all over them? USF property, not to hassle or intimidate students. Maybe with drinker. they ask you how strong you like Finally, the one great a more united effort both by students and Public Safety, crime Why is it that people you used your coffee? inexplicable mystery I leave you could be prevented here at USF to insure the safety of all. to think were a crackup always Why does it say "to satisfy her" to ponder as your Friday drags lose their sense of humor when in the ribbed condom ads when on: Why the hell do I write this you are on the wagon? all most guys do is wear them trash, and why on earth did you Is it simply fate that whenever inside out anyway? take the time to read it? you eat at a luncheonette counter Why isn't there a society forthe iftiu-Friiii-fdiiiHUd^ that you always draw the seat prevention of cruelty to humans?

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Editor-in-Chief Marcella T. Farragher Consulting Editor Matthew A. Mallet News Editor Walter Neary Assistant Theresa Hudson Opinion Editor Stephen Graziani Escapade Editors Denise Sullivan. Susie Leon Sports Editor Mike McNaughton Pht»to Editor Mike Dubnoff Assistants Ted Brooker, Tim Szumowski Graphic Arts Editor Jesse Moises Copy Editors Jim Dal Bon, Cindy Tipping Business Managers Larry Ching, Robin Martin ftUb M'JCW TO ftfTtfc THE INW6URATW, •JUFOIULiUftTEuY, HIRAM HIS. SUtPR-iSE- UVtLC HlRA**! -HIRATIO'J, NEVfcli LEA-R.N'EJ*- TV Sl/JiM Jackie Ebrahimni, Jon Gomes •SuPpeR-TEIli FOLLOWED A>K**, WELL, VOU KNJOtJ Distribution Editor Ross Miller — H-E uJOM! TRAOITI0M-, -ANT-)*n«J£w THE R.ES.T. Contributing Editors James Attridge, George Epsilanty, T, il HIM IMTO T.R. Sullivan THt HURLEY PLAZA The San Francisco FOGHORN is the official RXdonviw. newspaper ofthe University of San Francisco, published Fridays during the academic.vear except on holiday sand duringsummer and intersession. The FOGHORN is run and produced exclusively by students. Editorials do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the student body or the University Administration. The editor i* solely responsible for the contents of every issue. \QOE PCMAl Typenettinir Ltvil !'ut>. Oak. April 18,1980i OPINION-

by Cindy Tipping Lay" Marston looks like Don I'd like to pose a question: Juan compared to some of the What ever happened to the man In Search of local yokels. Their "suave" that every girl dreams of? It's no approach makes the rape of the secret that he's not at USF. sabine women look like the I realize that I can't make a The Ideal Man debutante ball. Royce Chrys and statement as sweeping as that Rich Hedderman have made a possessed. As a man increases in humor and a real appreciation of history still work the best. And one without some qualification. the reason they work so well is career of comparing German intelligence and charm, his body women. beer (and Irish beer and Scottish So proceeding on the axiom that becomes less important. that it's better to be appreciated, you have to know what you're Humor is difficult to define. beer) to "a fine woman". Most Consequently, it usually takes a Aristotle described the ability to if only for a little while, than looking for, some friends and I never to be appreciated at all. women I know resent being week or two before one begins to laugh as one of the differences compared to an alcoholic have come up with a description expect words of wisdom (or of This kind of charm requires a of the ideal man that revolves between man and animal. I'm not beverage as mundane, and worse more than one syllable) from the too sure about that because I've certain amount of experience, around three basic categories: which is not to say that there isn't yet, with as low an intoxicating tanned sun-god you met at the dated some octopi who could ability as Guiness Stout. Yet such intelligence, build and charm. beach. a certain amount of excitement I'll discuss each and then crack a joke while squeezing an analogy is not surprising. It's Most girls have favorite parts with all eight arms, but there u in molding a man. Beginners summarize the situation at USF. have an enthusiasm that's typical of the male mind set at of the male anatomy, eyes, hair, something really special about USF. Intelligence is more than a hands, shoulders etc., that play a sharing a joke, and laughter is as endearing. score of 1300 or above on the critical part in their assessment essential to any human One of our staff wrote an SATs, and it's not measured by of a male. An attractive voice or a relationship as trust. Truthfully. USF has an article last semester about sex on GPA alone, but one sure mark of adequate supply of Brains and campus. He questioned why lopsided grin can be important Charm can best be defined as it is that ease of conversation on a Beauty. If some of you out there there was so much talk and so assets too. The point is that not an appreciation of women and variety of subjects that allows a doubt my word, I'm willing to little action. I believe that looking like Robert Redford in the man who does is almost man to ask a woman for a date back up my statements. The men romance is a much more "The Way We Were" is not a good irresistible. Every woman has without tripping on his tongue or reason to shilly-shally around on the Foghorn staff are quite inclusive and descriptive term, taking all four years to express before asking a girl to Raskin- experienced his appeal, and it's a intelligent, when you get to know but I think that I can answer his his interest. Flakkers for a sundae. funny thing about a rake's charm them. As for Brawn, I can highly question. It takes two to tango The relevance of physique that a woman can recognize it for recommend the chorus line at the and 90% ofthe male population at varies inversely with the degree The third quality, charm, is what it is and still be flattered. Luau. But the problem is the lack USF can't dance. that the other qualities are really composed of two, asenseof Some of the most tired lines in of charming men at USF. "Me

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II (•frPritutsSut^ctToChnny.1. II View From the Limb Racquetball and Politics by Bob Boguski It was to a post-Lent game of Behind my impish grin lifornia phrase) can be the key to your back is so often turned." somewhere in the midst of the racquetball that my roommate conveying brotherly love lurks a victory, as well as good prepara­ Now you die. game, suffers a crisis of confi­ invited me last week. Our intent vicious mind. Play ball. tion for a diplomatic, CIA, or Point numbers nine, ten. ele­ dence in his own ability: other­ was simply to hit the ball around A ball richocheting about the public relatins careers, not to ven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, wise, the Russian's plan (to win a bit, play a couple of easy games, ] six sides of the court teaches in­ mention university presidencies. fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, the Summit Racquetball work up a sweat, and go home. stant humility to both players, af­ Successful use of this urban eighteen, and nineteen came Championship) will go unful­ What better way, after all, is ter they have fanned the air a few prestidigitation on the four-wall quickly thereafter. About forty- filled. Such a loss mightforcethe there to relieve the accumulated times: the search for the elusive court—and the ability to move five seconds it took. Pour it on. Soviets to draw the conclusion tensions of urbanization, than to orb results in a badly bruised ego fast which it develops—can be of Only unconditional surrender is that the Americans have over­ work them off of oneself and onto attached to a body that had either priceless assistance when argu­ acceptable now. Like our times, whelming first-serve capability, one's roommate in a legitimate (flatly missed it with a swing of ing one'sdivorce litigation before like Peaceful Coexistence, like on both wood and concrete. Such setting. It is a natural tendency i the paddle or had been too slow to the district court later: or in us­ Detente, our friendly game went a realization, brought about by among city dwellers, I fear, to react: one's pride often goes splat ing swift moves in the courtship the way ofthe world and became the challenge court theory of con­ want to hit things: why notdo the with the ball against concrete. act it took to get to that point in serious. It was now total war. flict resolution, as I call it. might same thing that one would ordi­ Kind of like the public the first place. What we have "Great serve. Nice hit. Good serve (no pun intended) the inter­ narily want to do on a person, and 'statements of Ronald Reagan: here is the difference—in many backhand." I complimented my ests direct those precious feelings in­ little real substance other than of life's situations—between friend whenever possible. With Honor. My friend was stead to the propulsion of a little air accompanying them: and em- making a forehand smash and Easily returnable serve. Pa­ going to pay for my wound. blue ball? Never mind the fact 'harrassment after them. My getti ng a Z-bal 1 off of four consec­ thetic hit. What kind of an excuse Twenty-one to ten. Now we could that the ball is innocent of any (friend compliments me on some utive walls and into one's earlobe. for a backhand was that ? safely talk about peace, once abil­ wrongdoing: This is a tough exquisite shot or other: "Great This comforting thought was (Now to the conclusion of our ities had been established. town. shot." he says, obviously expect­ rudely interrupted by a stinging story) "You play well," my friend re­ "Just a friendly game, now," ing some sort of reciprocation. pain in the small of my back. My Perhaps if we are really seri­ marked. my friend interjected. "No hard Blessed is he who expects noth­ stern section (the poop deck) had ous about reestablishing Amer­ Well enough to beat you. stuff." ing: for he shall never be disap­ taken a direct hit. and a large ica at the top of the heap among "Thank you. So did you." I re­ How dare he derail my train of pointed. welt was beginning to radiate nations, we should look at Jimmy plied. thought? We play on in basic silence, pain to the rest of my members. and Leonid in a racquetball "Of course. To begin with. I'm punctuated by an occasional The membership was ready to court, at the YMCA of their He probably thought: "What a not at all good at this game. grunt or unprintable word, or call it quits right there, and choice, for a couple of hours. Let balloon-like ego you have. Do you You'll whip the pants of me" the thud of a body striking wall, never mind the score. Branded at them mutter sweet nothings and park it in a hangar, or just de­ (said, it might be noted, in San in time with the ball. forty miles per. A date—March 7 hollow pleasantries to each other flate it at night?" Francisco). The therapeutic value of —that will live in infamy. This at the onset of the contest: but "We should do this again," he And what I can't do to you with racquetball is such that I have unprovoked and dastardly at­ then let things get down to the chimed in. skill. I will make up for it by em­ made it my personal Sport and tack. basic brass tacks of four-wall. I With guns at ten paces. ploying cunning and deceit. Hit­ Savior. Next to Godliness, timeli­ My friend was apologetic: "Are can't see any way in which "Definitely!" ler invading Austriaand Czecho­ ness in serving is the most impor­ you all right?" his instinct told Brezhnev's plodding, predict­ And I'll wear armour. slovakia much on my mind now. tant thing to know in life: always his mouth to yell. able, bearlike guile could over­ Just a friendly little ghamc. Love (of seizing countries, or of get your first serve in. The ability "I'm fine. Don't worry about it. come Carter's ability to switch the source of daydreams, seeing wasted opponents) means to disguise your own intention as Just an accident. I'm sure. These directions and claw his way out cheaper than a soap opera. never having to say you're sorry. to which way the serve might be things are bound to happen in of tight spots. What the Russian What a stupid movie that was. coming from (an indigenous Ca­ such a game, esoeciallv when needs to hope for is that Jimmy, -OPINION 'April 18,1980 ipmacfr

by Dominique V. Eritas he probably had no idea of the fraud in that handy-dandy green have become so unenthused by would not have tolerated it. He COARSE WITHIN A implications of the course's title. catalog is English 141, "The his indifference that they cannot himself pronounced the COURSE Part ofthe trouble he conceded in Design of Language," though it is concentrate on the readings. He exercises in his soft, dull Oh. that in-a-quagmire class: Capitalism is how people not so much 'bait and switch' as simply waits. He either has no Harvard accent. The class, feeling! You enroll in an elective deal with each other freely and 'hidden costs.' Listen now to his lecture prepared, or he's too benumbed by months of ostensibly offering an in-depth naturally, and no theories were description: "An introduction to bored to talk about this, his dreariness, did not question; they study of some subject very dear written about the well- the systematic study of language lifework. Finally some of the were grateful for the sunshine. to your heart: you honestly admit established practice until Adam with special reference to more adept students pose a few I, for one, am still astounded toyourselfthat on such-and-such Smith's Wealth of Nations. English. Emphasis is primarily leading questions, thus forcing a that a university that must a topic, you are slightly closed- Socialism, in its varied forms, on syntactic analysis of the disjointed lecture out of him. The eliminate its Latin, Greek, minded and you honestly are works backwards: it always general Chomskyan type, and class limps on in this dismal way French and Italian majors would seeking intellectual ammunition begins as a theory and must be secondarily on phonology and for two and a half months, allow precious time and money to for your standpoint, if not fellow writ into practice. You can guess morphology, or semantics." passing with equal Dum over be spent teaching this corruption believers and a brilliant mentor. which one begets more scholarly To an English or foreign the revolutionary throes of of English. The tenuous At first, all is well: the teacher works, and thus more attention; language major, this is it; the Chomsky as itdoestheslamming connection it holds to that speaks in broad terms, by way of and there is something mystery, the magic of speech and of a door down the hallway. immense subject called introduction, and the subject's fascinating about life in Russia writing, of song and poetry, of Well, what of it? What student Linguistics could not justify potential so excites you that you China and the ASUSF. The thrill alphabets and arguments. In this hasn't had to put up with a bore? either the three weeks we were barely notice how gracefully he of testing one's hypotheses class, one dares to hope, the Sure, sure, it's a crime that he forced to swallow it or Amory's evades compiling asyllabus until against reality has driven more fundamental How's and Why's of should butcher enthusiasm for alarming excitement over it. It is after the Add-Drop deadline. By, scientists than lust for glory ever man's unique capacity will be one of the most fascinating as if you were in medical school, say, three weeks into the did. But the fact remains that the answered. Even an introduction studies on man, but it's hardly studying pathology under a semester, the insidious lie course was to be about to the field called Linguistics is cheating or deceiving a student. gloomy professor, when becomes bareface: the teacher capitalism, and NOT how an outrageously ambitious goal But wait; before I spring the suddenly, in a supernova of has no intention of teachingwhat socialist theories set out to for one semester. And yet one 'hidden cost', it's essential that enthusiasm, he had you learn the catalog purports he will 'correct' it: that constitutes the hopes. you understand the half- three weeks' worth of voodoo or teach. study of socialism, pure and From the start things fall conscious state to which his class witchcraft. It's simply ludicrous. A classic example of the simple. apart The center, Assistant has been reduced when the And yet, because his conversion student as sucker, as victim of Though McConville is an Professor Frederic Amory, surprise comes. intrigues you, you do not protest. 'bait and switch', is Peter excellent teacher, full of a joie cannot hold anybody's attention. The surprise is Black English You absord the 'hidden cost' McConville's Sociology 191: d'esprit, and a lecturing style He is exceedingly tedious, ever so (black in the sense that has been without a murmur. Sociology of Capitalism." The rich and very gripping, a man to tiresome; part of the success of attributed to American Negroes' The USF Catalog is riddled omission of certain key words in be heartily recommended no any class rests on the teacher's 'dialect'). Three weeks are with misinformation, usually by this title has misled more than a matter what courses he designs love of his field. Amory exudes an devoted to the vivisection of this innocuous sins of omission. When few students. A more compre­ to undertake, one must oppressive air of not only American English curiosity. The the omitted details are crucial, a hensive, and still very brief, nevertheless be wary of titles and wanting to be far, far away, but even more astonishing thing is course normally suspect sounds version would be "Sociology of course descriptions. Every actually being there. Readings that Amory is excited about it. harmless. Something's wrong Capitalism from the Viewpoint teacher has his leanings; if you are assigned for each lecture, but He becomes a new man. With the when such selective editinggoes of Socialism." If this must be lean otherwise, the course the lectures are never most amazing gusto he leads the on. edited, the correct condensation becomes a dreadful in-house tug- forthcoming. He walks in, takes class through 'translation' If you just "shrug when a course is "Sociology of Socialism." of-war. Suffice to say that were off his jacket, and asks if there exercises: "I walk, you walk, he changes directions in mid­ If you ever have had the McConville to openly label a are any questions on the reading. walk. I walk, I done walked, I stream, springs unpleasant privilege of meeting Mr. course "Sociology of Socialism", An embarrassing silence grows been walked." But if a student sidetracks on you, or lures you McConville, you would never capitalistic critiques of it would as the students, one by one, avert dared to imitate real Black talk with a false name, therre's suspect him of deliberately never enter the picture. their gazes to their books, the (which no one did in class — there something wrong with you. deceiving anybody. In this case, Another case of consumer windows, or their shoes, for they was a black student present) he

Courtney Wants ASUSF to Change

by Dan Courtney ASUSF. In this piece I will point of having college reps. Schluep The purpose of this board, from the student body and given There's a big change coming. out some reasons why. I believe lists two reasons why the idea according to Schluep, is to bring to one person, who now has great A restructuring of ASUSF. A re­ that the proposal is contrary to would greatly improve ASUSF. the students activities into closer power. Appointed positions have vision from the grornd up. This students' interests. In the first, he says it would harmony with the type of traditionally been filled by change is coming fast in the form I've watched Fred Schluep guarantee each of the colleges activities the Administration puppets and if we get a bad of a proposal to be placed on the perform in ASUSF for two years some representation. He says wants us to have. I think I know president, everything goes down ballot in the ASUSF Springelec- and I've noticed that he is some­ "it's currently possible for what type of events the the drain (in the past there were tions next week. In the days times out of touch with the stu­ Liberal Arts and Business Administration would like us to other elected officers to take up ahead you'll probably hear a lot dents' desires and needs. Some students, who collectively make have; poetry readings, ice cream the slack.) Also who could better of g(xxi things about this plan observers have reached the con­ up 64% of ASUSF, to exclude socials, lectures in medieval art, determine what the students from the present ASUSF power clusion that Schluep considers Nursing and Sciences from the conferences and maybe an need, one student or the entire structure. Since your vote will himself a USF administrator Senate". That's ridiculous. occasional wine and cheese party student body collectively? determine whether this plan is rather than a student. I Schluep is assuming that for the 'over 21' students. Are I've only covered what I implemented or not; it's impor­ students will only vote for these the types of activities you consider to be the bad aspects of tant that you read on. This might picked my way through a copy of candidates in the same college. want to see at USF? this proposal. There are some IK> the only chance you'll have to the proposal and attended the In other words, if you have three One of the aspects of this board very good ideas in this plan, but I hear the other side of the story. Friday night Senate meeting. Here the proposal was rushed candidates from which to choose, which disturbs me the most believe that they are vastly Before I goon, let me make the you'll vote for the one with thp (aside from the added beaurac- overshadowed by its faults. point that I believe that ASUSF. through a skeleton Senate which appeared confused about the same major, ignoring all other racy) is the fact that two of the That's why I plan to vote NO on needs restructuring: it definitely characteristics. seven members (and possibly the this proposal in the ASUSF has problems. However, my per­ content of the plan (most of them hadn't even seen a copy of it). With the elimination of the chairman) would be faculty elections next week. If there's one ceptions of ASUSF's problems Activities Vice Pres, Activities and/or administrators. Why part of this proposal which you seem to differ from that of Here's what I found The core of the plan is to Council and Special Events should the faculty and don't think would improve ASUSF president Fred Schluep Committee (SEC), we'd get a new administration decide what type ASUSF, that's enough reason to (the designer of the plan). eliminate some Senate positions and create new ones. Gone would board, called the Co-Curricular of activities we should put on vote NO. It will give ASUSF a Schluep's reason for the plan, as Council (COC). As I understand with our money? ASUSF is a chance to perfect the plan and stated in his proposal, is that be the Activities Vice President, the Academic V.P., the Clubs it, all campus activities would be student organization; composed present it next semester. . If ASUSF isn't providing the fac­ planned through the CCC. Class of students and paid for by ASUSF is going to be improved ulty and staff with an opportun­ Council Chairperson and the four class presidents. Instead we presidents would no longer put students, it's all we have. It this term, the only way is by ity to learn from the students. on activities for their class, clubs should put on activities for the electing good people to fill the and therefore the learning expe­ would have one representative from each of the four colleges would no longer plan events for taste of the students, not the offices. ASUSF's problems could rience at USF is not a two-way their members, activities administrators. be helped if the student body will street I. on the other hand, be­ (Liberal Arts. Sciences, Nursing and Business) and numerous designed to meet the special take an interest, check out the lieve that ASUSF's problem is Another problem is the candidates and VOTE. That's all that it hasn't l»een representative boards and councils, the needs of non-residents would no president appointing people to members of which would be it will take for now, not a new, of the student communities' longer be put on by NRCC and so fill the key positions formerly hastily-conceived structure. wishes and needs It's because of appointed by the ASUSF on. This is pretty serious when held by elected students, such as this difference that I examined president. you realize that practically all of Academic V.P. and Activities the plan to find out if it's really Schluep says that the "biggest the few activities we have now V.P. The choice of what and how the right way to restructure advan tage" of the plan is the idea are put on by these groups. things are to be done is taken Volume one April 18, 1980 Number nine

Hey ho, let's go! Hey ho, let's go! Hey ho. let's go... From the beginning strains of "Blitzkrieg Bop," the audience was on their feet. And they stayed on their toes for the remaining 35 numbers, as did the band they were there to see. It ws the only band that matters, (now), that packed the Warfield tight last Saturday night... those wonderful, original American punks THE RAMONES!! Referring to my previous panning of the four map-tops in "seating." Unlike the Clash (non)-event. everyone could see this very same publication. . . Well. I must eat my words, sitting, standing or otherwise albeit a little pushing and for these men can do no wrong in the live arena. Bye. bye violent shoving. Spector. Joey, Johnny, Dee Dee and Marky were entirely on But the obnoxiousnrss is all part ofthe Ramones and their their own, and boy, were they awesome!! all-American fan's game. They're probably one of few bands According to one onlooker, he'd never seen a crowd hop up so ' who can bring together a crowd ofhippies, punks, children and fast. By the time they'd finished "the Bop," "Teenage beach-type-granola-people (as their Santa Cruz show iAihotomy" and "Rockaway Beach," he was wondering who demonstrated) together in one room where they all have was going to suffer from cardiac arrest first: he or the band. something in common: a genu ine love for the Ramones and Accompanied by nothing but a simple Ramones emblem their dance party tunes. backdrop (Gabba Gabba Hey) the four stood stoically onstage As the show drew to a close the crowd teas still not satiated for over a n hour a nd a half. A nd wh He I and the few thousand and the Ramones still weren't tired. But they hail played other fans perspired profusely. Joey never even took off his everything they possibly could have, depriving us of nothing. leather jacket. How does he do it! As if "Sheena" and "I Wanna be Sedated" were not enough, So the Ramones aren't a show band, but by god. can they they attacked us with "Rock a nd Roll High School, "bamba rded rock. Why look at them dance about (orflail away intently on us with "Cretin Hop" and left us with "Pinhead." the drums, or try acrobatics with the mike stand, or do Pete On their whirl-wind "Bay Area 1980" tour, the Ramones Townshend windmill antics on theguitaror... they don't give were pleasing-plus. There's no doubt in my mind that Joey has two cents, so why should you!) when you can be an invitee and fulfilled his dream in finally convincing and converting participate at the biggest, most gala beach party cum pogo mainstream rock addicts to believe, "the world does not revolve party ever? around Foreigner." as he stated in a recent interview. They may have broken their break-neck l-2-.i-i pace all but Thank god for that, eh! Thank god for rock and roll in its three times throughout the performance: The first pause came pure form and mostly, thank god for the Ramones. They are about two-thirds into the show. Joey announced that they were giving America a long delayed shot in the arm of some good going to slow th ings down a bit with "I Don't Want to be Your junk. They deserve to be flying higher than all those nickel a Boyfriend." Ha! Another pause came (almost gratefully) as dozen bands that call themselves punks and new wavers. Joey stood with his finger pointed straight in the air. So c'mon America, get your head from outta your paper bags motionless, speechless before launching into "Surfin'Bird." and feel and hear the effects ofthe original, pre-punks, the The Bill Graham people wisely removed more seats than Ramone Brothers. Heaven knows this is one Bad Brain that's usual to provide the audience with more comfortable festival been Affected permanently. -D.S.

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Taster's Choice twIWUo centLCI 11s3 •••»»^-«-^M-*a-a»-********a******a-aa-aa******aa*a***»w Beers of Austria and Switzerland ( Videowest ) Richard Hedderman the reasons are clear. Gosser is the comparison goes father. George Epsilanty' and worthy of almost any pub This is a shallow beer Looking over past editions, it looks like this column snould be Royce Chrys table, horse or hofbrau from somewhat reminiscent of called "Strange Things I Did." I'm beginning to wonder if here to Vienna and stands Coors Light. The character of anyone really cares what parties I go to, what drugs I do, what firm in this category with its this beer is not immediately concerts I see, etc., etc. Perhaps through my column people Well, we found ourselves strong body, clean taste and apparent; in fact, we are not experience these events vicariously, remaining unscathed and compromising on two places proud blend. It becomes an sure that it has any. It is eventually graduating, while I stumblearound this school like a this week. Compromising is instant friend to whom you watery and can be seen Sixth St. bum or a bag lady until I'm finally asked to leave. one of the most primal will long to return. through easily. It has a Anyway, my strange event of a couple of weeks ago was elements of existence. Its darker counterpart is, teasing head that quickly definitely Videowest. However, the fact that we do not mysteriously, Gosser dark peters out. Lowenbrau Zurich What is Videowest? "It's like Greenpeace and the whales," more of it than most other and tastes much like a is nominated for permanent says its founder Fabrice Florin, "we're saving our television people does not mean that we chocolate milkshake. Milk­ membership in the club soda sets." This electronic salvation consists of a melange of New enjoy it more also. To be more shakes don't pretend to be league. Leaving any reference Wave music and quirky perspectives OD Modern Life. Past direct; the Foghorn, yes, the beer, but this beer does. It to its character aside, it might shows have been about monev. cults, food, the Seventies and sainted vessel of this very makes a weak attempt at be amusing to toy with on a hot death. It's definitely not "CBS Reports" or "The Carol Burnett column has been tempting assuming the guise of a good summer afternoon. Show." financial ruin for some time dark beer or stout but fails Rodenbach, from the I became involved with Videowest a few weeks ago when I now and it seems that the with its reddish hue and brewery of Roeselance, was lookig for an intersting and easy way to complete my Mass hounds of bankruptcy are syrupy, saccharine taste. Belgium, is a peculiar 8.46 Media Studies internship requirement. Videowest has a baying at the door at last. Gosser dark is heavy, thick fluid ounces instead of the volunteer program that seemed appropriate. It works Because of this, it is uncertain and almost undrinkable. Any regular 12. Understandably, something like this: first, you sign up to do a variety of menial that we will have the bucks to trace of balance or bravado a serious flaw at the very chores, in return for which you get to attend weekend issue more issues. Since we that this beer might have is outset. It's of medium brown workshops. These workshops train you for the more advanced are always concerned with unforgivably erased by its color (for a dark variety) and menial chores and if you keep this up long enough, you'll bringing you the best and overpowering sweetness. has, upon opening, a sweet • eventually get to do something creative. challenging your intellect in Don't buy it. We did and we and fruity taste. But do not be Two Mondays ago, Sasha, one of the producers, asked me if I this column, we want to use immediately regretted it. We fooled by the initial sip. There would help out with a production featuring a punk band called our remaining columns to didn't want it. Richard tried is a rapid degeneration to a "Bob" that would be shot in a club called "Berkeley Square." address countries that are to pass it off on his neighbors sour, acidic aftertaste that, Sure, when? "Wednesday night. Midnight till 10 a.m." What? largely moresignificantinthe and they didn't want it either. makes one think of switching "And Thursday, midnight till 5 a.m." Are you joking? "No.' realm of beer than is Norway. You can't give this beer away! allegiance or severing Oh... okay. "We need some more props. Get five or six syringes, If you will be so gracious as to. If you should really want to diplomatic ties with Belgium. some knives, and furniture stuffing. Oh yes, and bring drugs." remember, we promised you try it, eat a Hershey bar Familiarity with this beer We met at the appointed hour on Wednesday night. Fortified an article on Norwegian beers instead and save yourself 55 breeds contempt with many cups of Morning Thunder Tea and excited by the at the end of our last column. cents. Like Grenzquell. we Our last is Gold Fassl of conspiratorial air of the event, I buzz around like a cranked up But you'll have to try them poured this beer down the Austria. This is a consistently puppy dog loading, unloading, and setting up equipment. The band, "Bob," is going to perform a sort of allegorical piece yourself because we're going drain and it bent the sink. pleasing beer which combines depicting various types of self-destruction as ex pressed through to write about Austria and Hopfenperle of Switzerland several positive qualities into the personalities of the band members. The audio, which is not Switzerland before we find is a truly excellent beer. What an integral whole. These being recorded tonight, will be one of their songs entitled "Bye ourselves without a vessel. We a change from the soppiness of include: a pristeen, golden haven't got time to play dark Gosser1. It's light, but Bye." The decor of the club is splendid; perfect for this piece. hue, a stingingly effective Pink and black are the main colors, with art deco curves and around. supple and strong. Its flavor, taste and a gallant undying Okay, our second compro­ and even the label bear all the arches around the stage and small pink and black tiles in the head. It's certainly one to bathrooms. mise occurred when we tried elegance of a string quartet. bring out to please old friends to find six different varieties Indeed, the label is one of the or to impress new redheads. At first, watching the scenes being set up, lit, and shot is very of these central European most attractive we've seen yet. Gold Fassl emerges from the absorbing. Around dawn it begins to wear thin, and I'm feeling brews and were dismayed to Its gold foil is adorned with competition a winner, and frazzled. By 10 a.m., we're finally done, and I'm totally fried. find that our local beer sellers bright green lettering rightfully so. Even down to There's just no way, I say to myself, I'm going to do this again tomorrow. But after we go out for breakfast, I feel a little better were poorly stocked in this centered around a red scarlet the last sip, the taste of Gold and I realize that I like the people I've been working with. area. So much in fact, that we castle. This beer has a Fassl remains strong and They're interesting and creative, and I learned things about could find only five of all the pungent, beery aroma which true. lighting and producing and other random bit? you,' k m> Swiss and Austrian beers in gives it a playfulness that The mixed country ap­ the world. So we were forced, balances its more sober proach has left us with a So I-did it again on Thursday night, and I'll probably continue after a fevered perusal of packaging. Hopfen perle mixed review. But after all, to work with Videowest. I really think it's an important part of seven different stores to achieves great taste, good the idea of this article is, in the future of television. See it. It's on Sunday nights at 11 on supplent our selection with a character and sparkle fact, to expand the experience channel 9. Belgian beer to round things without artifice or effort. It of all the budding beer tasters out a little. Life is verrrrrry has all the charm of the at USF and we sincerely hope complicated. But enough beautiful country and women that both of you understand explaining. It's time for some of Switzerland, embodying that some experiences just ceremonious critical self- great dignity and excellent don't rank with others. But, indulgence. taste. It's really worth a try. noblemen must persevere. Gosser, light variety, is our Also from Switzerland is If the Foghorn does in fact first selection and proved a Lowenbrau Zurich: The outlast us, we will be back most satisfying one! A true exterior of this bottle with French and Dutch beers redhead! We've learned that resembles a platinum blonde next week. Until then — it's an Austrian standard and with its silverv top. Actually, Happy tasting! SF Dance Theatre closes season This past weekend, the San the leg arabesque is also included mic jups, playful leaps, and a Francisco Dance Theatre's in this style. Her movements light, serene quality of "Spring Concerts" concluded the appear to be sharp, exact, and movement was exhibited. I last of four programs of this precise. At the same time, there particularly enjoyed the season's spring repertory. I is an underlying rhythmic frequent use of rounded arms "And Evening and Morning" Sharonjean Leeds ofthe San attended the opening program quality present, which creates a with abdominal contractions. Francisco Dance Theatre. on March 22. The overall light, graceful quality. This Periodically, throughout the performance had a professional contrast of sharp.dynamiclight, dance, the group of nine dancers The movements were slow, and polished technical quality of kos" choreographed by and rhythmic qualities produces would break off into duets, trios, strong, sharp, and angular. In Catherine Sims, was a precise, both dance and choreography. an aesthetically pleasing or solos, until at some point, all the first section, "Frozen Time," This company is unique because mechanical dance, which was combination of movements. would move back together, dancer JoEllen Arntz, dressed in "an interpretation of the it combines special theatrical Leeds presented two dances, dancing in unison. There were bluish-green, performed with effects, such as intense, dramatic- quantum jump and the emission "Concerto," and "Echoes Of circular floor patterns and sharp arm movements and of light"; "Rondo", choreo- lighting, with the drama of Time." "Concerto" was a joyous diagonal floor patterns used. An opened hands. The blue lighting dance. The result produces a grphed by Artistic Director spring dance. It was graceful extremely visual and colorful created a cool, reserved feeling. Penelope Lagios Johnson, was a visually stimulating and and colorful. The open, airy dance, the costumes were of a In the second section, "Remem­ expressive quality. rhythmic dance to Chopin's movements of the dance were soft, light fabric in pastel colors: brance Of Time," dancer 'Piano Concerto #1"; "Strands." A featured choreographer and playful and happy. The music, pink, orange, and yellow. Sharonjean Leeds, dressed in also choreographed by Johnson; modern dancer was USF Dance Aaron Copland's "Concerto for "Echoes of Time", with the red, performed with strong, and "Two Hearts," choreograph­ Instructor Sharonjean Leeds, Clarinet and String Orchestra," music of George Crumb, was sustained arabesques and sharp, ed by Penelope and Kelly who presented two original was well-coordinated with the divided intothreesections. There somewhat jerky movements, Johnson. This delightful, works. Her dance technique is movements. The dancers were two dancers: Sharonjean such as quick contractions and romantic dance had two dancers; dynamic and energetic. It appeared to produce music with Leeds and JoEllen Arntz. The angular,'flapping' arms. one, a sad-eyed, clown-like tap includes a strong, sharp use of their movements, which were general mood created from this Other dances featured were dancer, the other, a dainty the arms and the chest. The use of rhythmically oriented. Rhyth- dance was intense and dramatic. more Ballet oriented: "Kineti- ballerina. It was verv April 18, 1980 page 9

MEDLEY OF HITS

SUPREMES segued into a "medley." syncopation of the latter. Nor The single was first does "Baby Love." perhaps the circulated through a deejay's obligatory finale, bring the set Motown pool in Manhattan. Having to the glorious conclusion it stirred up excitement, and by Van Ault needs. Of all the group's demand, the disc has now recordings of this era. couldn't Seldom has a twelve inch been released to the mass something else have been disco single deserving of any market. The record begins chosen? "You Keep Me Hang­ special comment. However, with "Stop! In The Name of ing On," or "You Can't Hurry the Supremes' "Medley of Love." neatly slides into"Back Love" are just as good Hits," just released by In My Arms Again." and onto pickings, and would have Motown, is so much fun tht it "Come See About Me." served as better catalysts for would be unfortunate to let it Then comes "Love Is Like dance movement, since that is pass without a few remarks. An Itching In My Heart," what this package is for. Certainly the Supremes which yields one of Diana If you were into the sound as vibrant as they did Ross' finest recorded per­ Supremes in the sixties, you some sixteen years ago. formances. Her voice sounds know that these old records Considering that, it's difficult raw, and "hungry" on this don't need extra drum riffs to to quibble about the way their tune. It is a reminder of those give them added sock. Indeed, original great recordings lean days when she didn't rely we danced to early Motown W^^ have been tampered with in on over-produced recording stock before the term "disco" order to fit the disco mold. techniques to make an impact. was ever coined. (And What producers Nick From the heatof "ItchingIn probably more enthusiastical­ by Susie IA'OU Ashford and Valerie Simpson My Heart," the record takes ly, too.) have done is elementary an abrupt, uncomfortable Still, it's great to have After sleeping through material, "Young Blood' enough. A new rhythm track turn into "Where Did Our Mary, Diana and Flo back for Journey, losinga favoriteshirtat sounding much more animated. has been mixed into the old Love Go?" The straightfor­ another encore, and this disco the opening group for Ritchie "Mystery Train" joins the ranks recordings, and the six songs ward rhythm of the former "Medley of Hits" is a welcome Blackmore and being unable to of classic train songs like "Train have been shortened and does not blend easily with the vehicle*for that purpose. distinguish the bassist from the Kept-A-Rollin" and the title singer at Days on the Greens for track. "Nowhere To Run" was equally impressive. i bam bam bam bam ba- bam bam bam * jf the distance factor, I had more or less sworn off arena-size-50,000- But the best was yet to come. I n plus rock concerts. But UFO the second encore they burst out being one of my primo dreamo with "Shoot, Shoot" and Moog. I wanna win a Bammie bands, I prepared to don my with all the showmanship he has. "heavy" rock concert gear — introduced the band. Each soloed mainly a good supply of Mary at their name; Paul Way's by Terence Hanrahan Jane (that fell thru, tho), and definitive, underlying bass line maybe an earplug or two. and Paul Raymond's skillful In late December, a panel of Besides, I figured I could get a keyboards and guitar contribu­ Bay Area Music Critics and laugh from watching those rock ting greatly to the group's overall radio station program directors aficionados. tightness and strength. Andy- were mailed extensive lists of Sure enuff, there were the long Parker offered Aynsley Dunbar musicians and records in blonde chicks sitting on top of serious competition, never different categories. Each their boyfriend's shoulders, the letting up on his driving beat member of the panel then chose Serra, Riordan, etc. school that defines and characterizes names in each category, and jackets, and the long-haired-hey- UFO's sound. from the hundreds of choices you-got-any-papers-types. But Any doubts about the group they made, five top vote-getters they knew their band and what sans Michael Schenker were were picked. The five nominees they wanted. Earthquake pretty much dispelled when in the sixteen categories, plus a opened up. living up to their Chapman broke into Cream's write-in vote for "Bay Area name by really shaking the place Crossroads." In his hands, the Musician of the Year" and "Club (no pun intended) with a tight, if guitar becomes something akin Band of the Year", appeared on slightly tame, version of their to sacred, soaring to incredible the ballots found in local record biggest hit, "Friday On My musical highs, taking you along stores as well as the free bi­ Mind." They also pulled "Mister with it. The crystal-clear solos weekly Bay Area Music Security" out to get the crowd up. and general playing on such magazine. The results ofthe polls But even a hot rendition of gems as "Too Hot To Handle," were revealed at the 3rd annual Terence Hanrahan — ^M*ll«iV»li*V^ III *»*,)%» • «•*•%» • —: ^*% li %\% Bay Area Music Awards, or A clean shaven Neal Schon and animated, winning vocalist BAMMIE's for short. For what it Steve Perry of Journey, onstage at the Bammies. was worth. Mayor Feinstein even got into the spirit by declaring that day "Bay Area Musicians around he conducted the I had a few personal favorites Waiting for the UFO Day." orchestra well, backing up fine whodid notwin, butonthewhole As awards ceremonies go, this performances by Carlos it seemed very fair. There were one was rather well organized. Santana, Eddie Money, Ronnie some repeat winners from last *****%* m»t%' *k *jy> **a»«'*Jj^*a*******aia»-*Jj|*********-***a-a**aft •• **%•••»»& The pace of the awards and Montrose and Journey. Other year, but in different categories. performances was evenly artists chose to play alone, I think most people would i^gree "Goodbye California" couldn't "Doctor, Doctor," "No Place To balanced, clocking in at three namely. Van Morrison, SVT, the that the Grateful Dead should satiate the crowd's cries for "U- Run," and many others were hours. During that time, the Dead Kennedys, the Mutants and win Best Group every year, but F-O!" handled superbly. Chapman's audience was treated to the the Greg Kihn Band. The crew of that would become monotonous. After lengthy waiting for the own distinct style shining musical talents of the Sounds of award presenters included Besides, as a band, they did very UFO. a synthesizer fanfare through. Delight, a full orchestra headed Francis Ford Coppola. Bill little in 1979, whereas Garcia on revealed the band's logo, the The real test, however, came in up by Dick Bright, who did his Graham. David Bromberg, his own certainly deserves his illumination went out, 2-3-4, and "Rockbottom," where Schenker best to double as a comedian, Maria Muldar, and Boz Scaggs. award for his workaholic efforts. "Natural Thing" catapulted the reigned supreme. This was the exchanging humorous banter Everyone kept introductions and I do have one legitimate objection band out onto the stage. From the only part where his technical with emcee Howard Hesseman acceptance speeches laudably though, and I know that this may first note of this tune to the last finesse and style was missed; (a.k.a. Johnny Fever, of TV's brief, leaving little room for be journalistic suicide, but is searing strains of "Shoot, Shoot," also, on "Lights Out," Chapman WKRP). When not clowning boredom or distraction. Journey's "Evolution" really UFO kicked so much ass hardly left out that killer slide guitar. superior to Neil Young's "Rust anyone sat down. Crammed up Yet he did a nenuva job Never Sleeps"? Granted, they are front like so many sardines, the immortalizing these two rock local heroes, and perhaps if I audience was as one big happy classics. were a resident here I would also family enjoying the music. When The complete list of RAMMV winners: BAY ARKA MUSICIAN' OFTHE YEAR-Jerry Garcia vote for them. The squeals and "Only You Can Rock Me" broke Do I remember rock'n'roll like BUST BAY AREA CLUB BAND—Pearl Harbor and the Enploalonj shrieks from the younger girls in out, vocalist Phil Moog this? It's been a long time. Butall BEST t. Hi MT Sanl...... the audience are probably the surrendered the chorus to the BEST MALE VOCALIST-Steve Perry of Journey the inspiration and power was BEST FEMALE VOCALIST-Joan B»ez answer to my question. In all people, holding out the mike as VERY evident last Sunday BEST A I.HI M "Evolution" by Journey fairness, I went home and played everyone chanted "rock me, rock night. No warmup jamming BEST JAZZ AI.Hl M--1I..I Dtwi* by David Grisman Quintet "Evolution" only to hear me." I haven't seen such rapport BEST FOLK/COINTRYBLL'EGRASS ALBl'M-"Bread and Rose." Festival of Music delayed the group's perform­ BEST DEBIT ALBL'M--The Duroes" standard rock n' roll with nice between artist-audience in a long ance, which was nothing shori of BEST INDEPENDENT LABEL AI.Bl M- Imairine My Surprise** by Holly Near harmonies. Enjoyable, no doubt, while. amazing. Sure it was LOUD, the BEST INDEPENDENT SINULEOREP-'Drivin'-byPearlHarborandtheExplosions but I don't think it surpasses the BEST llll I s M II Mi ACT-Queen Ida and the BonTon Roulet Zydero Band Little wonder at this bass sometimes got Distorted. BEST Gl'ITARIST-David Bromber-r quality and variety of Mr. phenomenon. I haven't heard a and oxygen was hard to be found BEST BASS IM \YKH .lark lasady of SVT Young's latest album. BEST KEYBOARDS PLAYER-Cornelius Bumpus of the Doobie Brothers better version of "Cherry," and up at the band's feet. But I BEST DRl'MMER PERCI'SSIONIST- Aynsley Dunhar of Jefferson Starship The crisp precision of the "Love To Love" and one of my wouldn't have sacrificed air, BEST REEDS PI.AYER-Pharoah Sanders long-time favs, "Doctor, Doctor," ears, or clarity for the far out BEST BRASS IM.VYEU Eddie Henderson entire affair leads me to believe PUBLIC SERV'K E AWARD-Bill Graham that the BAMMIES will become was immortalized that night. (pun intended)experienceofthat a respected annual tradition in Their latest album was well- concert. UFO can rock me. rock the Bay Area. blended with their older me, come on back & do it again. page 10 April 18, 1980

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REVIEW tor complete information dial 1-800-243-4767 INCT., 1-800-922-4635y 12 -SPORTS • April 18, 1980 COLLEGE FOOTBALL What it Means to a JLtia %cmuw University USF Softball by T.R. Sullivan There is no doubt having a tootball program is a tremendous financial burden to a university. Down to The fact of the matter is that less than 10%of the Looking Inside universities that have football make money. The other 90% have their programs underwritten by What is it that athletes give up upon accepting their alumni, booster clubs and the university's an athletic scholarship to college? No, they don't 9 Players give up the competitive spirit. Nor do they general fund. Schools such as Alabama. Oklahoma. surrender their sense of commitment and players who were declared aca­ Nebraska and USC certainly make money since by T. R. Sullivan dedication. And, hopefully, they don't relieve demically ineligible, you can they always appear the maximum amount of The only way things could get themselves of their studies — although many possibly see why the Dons are times allowed on television. But they must share worse for the USF softball team tend to do so. is if they scheduled a softball currently in last place in the Basically, athletes give up their basic rights as their bowl revenues with the other schools in .•onference with a record of 1-7. their respective conferences. game on the slopes of Mount St. free people in a free society. Just as a student Helens. A squad that at the start Their only victory came against relinquishes his/her right to free speech in the So you can imagine the kind of money that the best team in the conference of the season was expected to classroom or an employee conforms to a pours into Penn State and Notre Dame when they Cal at Berkeley which shows you appear in bowl games. Being independents, they make a strong ru n for the NorCal hierarchical structure of a particular company, do not have to share that million dollar paycheck an athlete also submits to the norms of the with anyone. system. But for the other schools the picture is not so In the world of intercollegiate competition, rosey. NCAA football is a prime example of success is unlikely without a high degree of Darwin's theory of survival of the fittest. The uniformity among the participants. And this University of San Francisco is a prime example. uniformity is accomplished through the high USF had one of the finest football teams in the degree of control administered by those who country in 1951 when Ollie Matson played here, coach. In terms of team sports, the inter­ now they are but a memory since the school gave collegiate athlete submits to this authoritarian up football back in 1971. structure in exchange for the right to an Santa Clara and St. Mary's were both education and the desire to compete at a level powerhouses in football back in the fifties. In fact above club sports. the Broncos once beat Kentucky in the Orange Athletes submit to the system and relinquish Bowl while St. Mary's has one Cotton Bowl their rights as individuals as a means to the end victory to its credit. Now both schools have long of competition. Thus, by choice, the intercol­ since dropped out of Division I. legiate athlete, on scholarship, surrenders The trend hasn't stopped as more and more his/her rights in order to pursue intense compe­ schools are either dropping their programs or Mike Dubnoff tition. But it must be noted tht the authoritarian demoting themselves to lower classifications. Linda Fischer puts out St. Mary's baserunner. structure of intercollegiate athletics is really the Do you think USC and UCLA will ever cease to only choice available to those who want to secure dominate the Pac-10 conference? The way things cnampionship has been hit by a what the Dons are capable of the ends of high level competition. are set up now there is no way. Why? plethora of injuries and doing and they stayed healthy for A person who has many qualifications search­ Look at Oregon State. They hired highly defections that has left Coach the whole year. ing for a job has many options available. He/she recommended USC assistant coach Craig Fertig Mike Rice with the minimum of Another contributing factor to can chose from a variety of companies which to revive their football fortunes three years ago. nine players to em ploy. Certainly the USF downslide has been offer a variety of different opportunities. And a Last November he resigned in the wake of a no one is going to accuse him of their hitting as the Dons team high school graduate looking to further his/her major scandal that cost OSU their only victory of being another Joe Altobelli. average is at .205. Gloria Smith education is faced with a variety of choices the 1979 season. The Dons disabled list is hit over .300 last year on her way regarding the types of colleges and universities How can Oregon State recruit against UCLA headed by senior pitcher Shelley to being named All-Conference, available. Yet, the athlete — complete with the and USC. There is one major metropolitan area Liebespeck who started the right now she is hitting .095. necessary abilities — looking to participate in a in the state of Oregon (Portland, a minor one at season out with a no hitter Leanne Stoddard hit .588 last high level of competition, can only chose a that) and it is the major metropolitan areas against Diablo Valley Junior year in high school, this year two college. Since all colleges employing intercol­ where you find the top athletes. Now compare College. But an ankle injury has broken fingers have left her with legiate athletics subscribe to the authoritarian Portland, Eugene and Salem to San hampered her hitting and a batting average of .200. Terry structure, the athlete's choice is rather super­ Diego. Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and Long running but she also suffers from Berg hit .340 at West Valley ficial. Beach where USC and UCLA draw most of their tendinitis in her shoulder that Junior College, this year she is When coaches speak of "morale problems," players. Now who do you think is going to get the hampers her pitching. currently at .213. what are they really talkingabout? Well, they are best players? And yet Oregon State and Oregon Shortstop Lori Grech. a major Judging from past perform­ probably referring to those athletes who have compete in the same conference as USC and recruiting triumph for Rice out ances, USF still could get their difficulty adapting to the system. Athletes who UCLA. of San Mateo J C, came back from act together as their last eight question the authority of a coach can not possibly Some of these schools refuse to believe they are a back injury and played in the games are in the conference and succeed in inter-collegiate sports since the outclassed and lay the blame of defeat on the conference opener against at home The first outing is a essence of it is control and uniformity. coaches. Take for example what happened to Pacific but then came down with doubleheader against Santa Insofar as the issue of accountability is Paul "Bear" Bryant when he first took over as appendicitis and is out for the Clara on Loyola Field this concerned, athletes are completely accountable head coach at Texas A&M where he coached for rest of the year. Tuesday at two o'clock. It all to the coaches and not vice versa. four years before going to Alabama. Pitcher Mariana Chamberlin depends on how fast some of The rights in question include the opportunity "When I first got to Texas A&M I met with broke her hand against Pacific Mike Rice's cripples can heal. to freedom of speech. The athlete must give up Jack Finney who was on the A&M athletic and will probably miss the "For a team that has gone this right upon accepting a scholarship to a team board." remembers Bryant. weekend tournament up in Reno. through all this one has, they so that an air of "team spirit" can be secured. The "I said. 'If we could offer a boy the same She has sat out the Dons last have sure shown a lot," said Rice. athlete who wishes to succeed in college sports, or scholarship deal Texas does, and there were eight games. "They could be hitting better but at least play, must hold his/her individual twenty good prospects, how many would we Added on to all this are three there is certainly no lack of thoughts and feelings in abeyance during the sign?' players who have quit since the effort." course of a season. Without such control, the "Jack said, 'Ten.' season started and three other "team spirit" — an essential component of "That impressed me because I. knew I could success — would be jeopardized. win with that. But I didn't know the Aggies then Once an athlete choses to compete in intercol­ like I do now. Old Jack was exaggerating. You legiate athletics, the very right of freedom of couldn't get ten. You would be lucky to get one. choice is repressed. Conformity to the system Chances were you wouldn't get any." Intramurals requires that all participants adapt and adjust to This kind of thing results in extreme pressure the rules and regulations outlined. The athlete on the coach to win or else. And people are has no choice about practice schedules, game surprised there is so much cheating going on. Is Day at Candlestick Park, "S.F. times, starting lineups, playing time, position on The activities for the next few there a lot of cheating going on or is it over done? Giants vs. L.A. Dodgers. There the bench and so on and so on. To those athletes weeks are: April 20 is Cap Day "I don't know why cheating has gotten so bad are 35 tickets still available for whose individual desires do not conflict with any out at Candlestick park. S.F. unless it's a product of all we read about on the the game. of the above, there is no real problem. But when Giants vs. San Diego Padres. front page or inflation," said Bear Bryant. "But it May 4 is going to be a canoe an athlete doesn't feel he/she is playing enough, a There are 20 tickets still has. And it is not just the younger coaches trying trip to the Russian River. lack of choice in the matter can be a serious available at $20 each. to make their mark, it is the older ones too. Frank Check by Intramurals for problem on a team. Broyles told me it was the worst he has ever seen, April 20 is the new date for the more information concerning Most importantly, the athlete gives up his right and Joe Paterno is quoted saying the same. rafting trip, please note the date thee outings. to be selfish. And in doing so, a true awareness of change; the trip was currently Darrell Royal says it. I say it. And the NCAA has TENNIS COURTS OPEN! one's own self in relation to others can be had. heard it." scheduled for the 27th, but Most athletes who compete in intercollegiate because of complications thedate Tennis courts are available for It is the same thing. Coaches under pressure sports are forced to experience a humbleness was changed to the twentieth. All students and staff at the doing everything they can to win and to save their which can only enhance his/her future in the interested can sign up at the following times on Monday thru jobs. And as a result, scandals break out "real world." Intramurals office. The trip will Sunday: everywhere. Arizona State. Cal, Oregon State It is the committment to a dream and the be to South Fork American MWF 7-9am; l-3pm; 5 until and many other schools going on probation. dedication to a system which makes for River at the Chili Bar Run. They dark. Is college football worth all this to a university conformity within athletics. And without these will leave at 8:00 a.m. and the T R 7-9 am; 10-3pm; 5 until and a player. Yes it is and next week I will go into incredibly strong forces at work, the benefits of cost is $15 for each person. dark. that. Why I believe college football is a valuable Sat/Sun 7 am until dark. competition can never be realized. part of an institution. April 30 is going to be Group April 18, 1980 SPORTS- 13 Eric Booker to Play for Dons (San Francisco)—Balboa High City League. Booker is the first with 9 rebounds. He also All-City team, named High Balboa was in the top four teams School's Eric Booker has signed prep player to officially sign with averaged 6 assists per game. His School All-American and was in the city finishing the season a national letter of intent to play the Dons. overall season points totaled 780. Co-player of the year this season with a 24-7 mark. for the University of San While at Balboa, Eric was Booker's honors include the Francisco Dons' basketball considered by his coach Dave team. Booker, a 6'5", 190 pound Roberts to be the best all around strong guard had committed player to come out of the school. verbally to the school but the "I am glad Eric made USF his official signing was announced choice. He's a local player going today Jby Dons head coach Dan to a local school with an Belluomini. outstanding tradition and great "Eric will be a strong addition coaching," Roberts said. Booker to our program.," said played all positions for the Belluomini about his new guard. Bucks. His senior year he shot Booker led his team into the better than 54% from the field playoffs in the .tough Triple A averaging 24 points per game •

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uc commons Hpril R 1"00 -1"00 DANCE YOUR FEET OFF 14 -N€UJS i March 28,1980 Law Grad Speaker Prompts Protest by Chris Keating "I don't think graduation is an Supreme Court Justice Stanley Mosk and five other judges Bakke had been rejected. Some A coalition of USF minority appropriate time for a protest," Mosk, wrote the majority agreed with him. Ultimately, the students walked out during groups is considering a protest responded University President decision in the Fall 1976 Allen U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Mosk's address, said McKaskle. against the law school John LoSchiavo. Bakke 'reverse discrimination' favor of Bakke on less clear cut Professor John Pemberton graduation speaker, according to One student said. "It's turned case. Bakke claimed he was grounds, 5-4. The case has set a strongly disagrees with Mosk on Dean Paul McKaskle. He did not into a clear-cut, black vs. white rejected from the U.C. Davis precedent for many future 14th the Bakke decision. "As far as know what form the protest will issue." medical school solely because the amendment decisions. medical schools, he's saying be at the May 25 commencement. The speaker, California school had to fill racial quotas. When reached at his office minority students ought not to be yesterday, Mosk refused any here," he said. Carter Commission Encourages comment. He added he would not have The controversy began when invited Mosk at all because USF Language Studies one student, Barbara Tetzlaff, has one of the highest Continued from page J decided to invite Mosk without percentages of minority students language and international How one might decide the best consulting the full graduation way to begin enhancing one's among private law schools. President's order. In November, studies. committee or the class. She did According to Dean of Admis­ 1979. the Commission submitted The needs articulated by the knowledge of and appreciation not realize that her selection for the interdependent world sions Kenneth Lloyd, 109 of the a 154-page report for the Presi­ Commission speak primarily to a would incite any disagreements, current 716 enrollment (17%) are dent's consideration, addressing pragmatic concern for improv­ community is open to several according to McKaskle. The possibilities. One should at least minority students. itself to ways in which the public ing our knowledge. There are, to committee then considered The issue, then, is whether could be made to realize the be sure, certain needs left realize the growing need to retracting the invitation after understand a language other minority students should be importance of foreign language unaddressed by this report, Mosk had already agreed to than one's own and also to see tha "compelled to honor a man who and international studies, to needs which are outside the speak, but it finally decided to tone's country is forever subject has defamed them," according to assess the needs of the United sphere of professional education. confirm the invitation. to what goes on elsewhere in the Professor Charles Lawrence, States in developing these areas Among these would be the world. To my way of thinking, Ironically, Mosk delivered the who wrote a book against the and to recommend the means by scholarly need for one this is essential for one to be truly law school commencement Bakke decision. "Minority which these needs could be met. considering graduate school to educated. address last year at U.C. Davis, students," he said, "must come to By far, the point most often have a solid knowledge of one or the same university where Continued on back emphasized by the Commission more languages. Another need With so many reasons and regards the importance of these might be entirely personal, in opportunities to begin these studies, avoidance to do so can FOGHORN CONTEST WINNER studies arising from the that out of some special interest only result in stifling an ability The winner in the Foghorn survey contest for a case of increasing interdependence or even sheer love for the study of which is waiting to be exploited. Heineken or cash equivalent carries the Social Security among nations. This entails, for language, an individual may I should add, however, that some Number 565-43-9547. The winner should claim his or her prize the United States, its capability care to enroll in a language class. already have the jump on you. by Friday, April 25 at 3:30 p.m. to act effectively in diplomatic The reason behind learning circles, to be competitive in the foreign language and appreciat­ area of foreign trade, and, more ing foreign cultures are varied; generally, it demands a sophisti­ the need to do so should be cated citizenry which better apparent. The Commission understands the world commun­ offers several recommendations ity. For the U.S. to lack the which would accomodate the necessary strength in these areas various interests people have in threatens its defense posture vis­ satisfying this need. USF,. with a-vis the other nations. The its growing international char­ Business Admin Majors report does not hesitate to note acter, has great potential to America's scandalous incomp­ implement many of the etence in sufficiently meeting suggested ideas into its Have A Great Opportunity To these needs. curriculum. And with govern­ The serious deterioration of ment financial assistance avail­ the country's capacity in the able, USF should try to take Begin A Successful Career areas of languages and inter­ advantage of these resources. national studies is due in part to For instance, it is recommend­ the "complacent and defeatist ed that courses in international While Still In School. attitude" of public officials who affairs and international cut budgets which support these business be encouraged more disciplines. Similar financial and more for undergraduate worries confront college admini­ students. The significant strators who are deciding more number of international special­ and more to cut back especially ists here in government and on the study of language. economics could begin working Meanwhile, the needs with members of COBA to This is the Chance intensify. International con­ improve and expand offerings in flicts catch us unprepared. this area. The prospect of of a Lifetime- (Witness Iran today or Angola a offering internships with few years back.) Shortages of international businesses, again energy and food, in addition to suggested by the Commission, College juniors who are in a business program can join Fotomat, the increased demand for could easily be realized in San technological know-how, all of Francisco, providing that the the #1 Company in photo services and supplies, and a leader in which are international in scope, language department could the distribution of feature length movies on videocassettes. GET call for a wider knowledge of assist in training students in PRACTICAL BUSINESS EXPERIENCE WHILE ATTENDING foreign language and inter­ whatever language they desired CLASSES FULL-TIME. national cultures. Yet the U.S. is to learn. seriously deficient in increasing As a matter of fact, faculty There's an important qualification. You must be a declared this vital knowledge. One members in French have Business Administration major. example cited by the Commis­ proposed a "flexible" French As a part-time Fotomat employee, you will learn all about sion, important for students major which would make here, especially those who are possible this very idea of an Fotomat's retail operations and progress to a first-line supervisor contemplating a career in the internship with the French- upon graduation. foreign service, is the State speaking section of an inter­ Fotomat is a great company where you can develop an excit­ Department is only able to fill national company or govern­ ing and rewarding career. It's the perfect place to begin building 66% of its foreign service mental agency. It would require positions requiring minimum that a student be competent your bridge to business success. professional language compe­ enough in French to enroll in We will be interviewing on campus soon. Get all the details tence. upper-division courses, that he or about Fotomat's opportunities for college juniors—our "Bridges she, in the junior or senior year, Perhaps that which has the to Business Program"—at the Career Planning & Placement greatest significance to students either select an internship as at the University is the report's discussed above or choose to Center. concern over the monumental attend a French-speaking expansion of international trade. university abroad (both It states that the performance of involving one semester's time), American business in this area and that he or she pass has "deteriorated ominously," proficiency exams. Satisfactory owing to the critical size of the completion of the requirements trade deficit. Yet several studies would earn a student a certain prqject that industrial growth number of units which would be will come more and more from applied to the 24 upper-division foreign markets. Standing in the units required of French majors. way of America's need to Further details of the program FOTOMAT compete is. to repeat the obvious, can lie obtained from any French An Eoual Opportunily/Altirmalive Action Employee MfF a lack of expertise in foreign instructor. 15 April 18, 1980. N€WS Current Events Spring has sprung and the bees are buzzing! I n celebration, the residents of 4(1 are A film featuring Dr. Helen Caldicott in a discussion of "The Medical Implications inviting people interested in celebrations to a party in the Gillson Formal Lounge of Nuclear Power" will be shown Tuesday April 22. 7:30 p.m.. University Center TODAY from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are $1.75 if purchased in advance. $2.00 at the Main lounge. Univerity of San Francisco, Fulton and Stanyon. The film will also be door. Music, dancing, and lots of refreshments will be present. shown Monday and tuesday. April 21, and 22, at 11 a.m.. 12. and 1 p.m.. in The San Francisco Litecary Quarterly will be available the first week of May. University Center Room 421. Admission for all showings is free. publishing original fiction, poetry, and photography bv U.S.F. students and faculty. In an informal talk to a group of medical students. Dr. Caldicott discusses the NEXT YEAR'S Quarterly needs an editor! nuclear fuel cycle as well as the medical effects the different stages of the cycle have If you want to apply for the position, leave your name with Marie Thomas (ASUSF on humans. She also discusses the events of Three Mile Island, and closes with a office) by April 30. discussion of the potential results of the use of the nuclear fuel cycle for the purpose of nuclear war. The USF chapter of Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) will sponsor its The film is sponsored by University of San Francisco Students for Peace and fourth annual Computer Faire on Thursday, April 24th, 10 am-3 pm, in the U.C. 3rd Justice, Students for Economic Democracy, and Campus Ministry. A discussion floor lounge. The Faire is open to everyone, with events to interest people of all levels will follow the Tuesday evening showing. of experience or inexperience with computers. This year, ACM has invited representatives of the computer industry to exhibit The Career Planning & Placement Center closes out its successful Spring their products. The main event is a lecture at 11 am, "Public Information Utilities Recruiting Program with the announcement ofthe last twocompanies. The Federal for Everyone," given by James Warren, a member of the Microcomputer Trade Aviation Administration will be coming to campus on April 24 to recruit interested Association. Immediately following the lecture will be "Game Time," noon -1 pmat Liberal Arts majors for the position of Air Traffic Controller. No particular degree Harney 204, when you have the chance to play computer games such as Blackjack is preferred. Add a little lift to your career! Second, IBM World Trade Ameri­ and One-Armed Bandit. cas/Far East Corp. is actively looking for International students from 35 countries Other events will be running continuously from 9-11 and 12-3 in the UC Main who will be graduating in 1980 and who want to return to their home countries for Lounge, including a winner-take-all lottery that uses a BASIC program (non- permanent employment. Interested individuals should come by the Career "fixed") to choose the lucky winners. Give-aways and free refreshments will also be Planning & Placement Center. Campion D-8. for details. available to the public. Come join us for an enjoyable time! There are a number of full-time student positions available in the Registrar's In this age of turmoil and stress, we are honored to present a solution. We are Office starting June 1-Aug. 29. 1980. offering workshops in 3 levels using various Eastern Body-Mind disciplines. In the The job will requuire a knowledge of filing procedures. beginning stage, you will develop physical and psychological health, will power, For more information please contact the Career Planning and Placement Office intelligence, concentration, the ability to overcome depression and gain control over or Paula Yue in the Registrar's Office. life. Higher levels will explore the secret of Eastern mysteries and advance practices of meditation. A certificate is awarded for the completion of each level. The Graduation Center announced that eligibility listsof undergraduate students The instructor Adham is a renowned authority of Indian. Tibetan wisdom and (except Evening College and the HROB Program in the School of Continuing sacred mysteries in today's world, and a master of physical and spiritual practices of Education) for May, 1980 graduation are now posted on the Academic Bulletin Soto Zen, martial arts of the temples, Lamaism and Maha Yoga. Board on B-Floor of Campion Hall (next to the Financial Aid Office, B-10). Finally such a master assists each participant to attain a level of consciousness Questions concerning the lists should be directed to the Graduation Center in which enables them to tap their own spiritual powers and wisdom. Campion Hall. B-3; office hours are 9-4:30 daily. In order to establish our credibility and your assurance, weareoffering the initial Sheila Burke will address the issue of politics and nursing at the Spring "session free of charge and obligation. Education Meeting and Induction Ceremony of SigmaThetaTauon Sat. April 26at Classes every Saturday beginning April 19 LM 141 at 12:30 p.m. Refreshments will follow the ceremonies. Attendance is Time: 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. limited, but extra seats will be awarded to interested Nursingstudents: contact Kay Place: U.S.F. Loyola Hall ARK (2nd floor) . Keppel in Cowell Hall. Monthly Fee $20 The film "Victory in Death" will be shown in Cowell Hall at 7:30 p.m. on Friday. Any Roman Catholic University student who desires to be confirmed should sign April 18. It is the story of an Auschwitz prisoner, Maximilian Kolbe, who gave his up in Campus Ministry as soon as possible to begin participating in a one-a-week life in place of another prisoner who was due to be executed. The film will be follow­ catechesis to prepare for confirmation which will take place May 9 at4:00 p.m. with ed by a short talk for those interested in staying. Admission is free. San Francisco's Archbishop John Quinn presiding. For more information contact Carol Feltz. 386-9755.

PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

SUMMER NEWS The Professional Internship Program now offers upper-division students the opportunity to earn up to 75 units during an expanded Summer Session while working at an appropriate summer placement. Openings presently exist in the fields of Business Management, Marketing, Accounting, Economics, Computer Science, Government, Pre-law, Social Sciences, Mass Media, Publishing and Arts Manage­ ment. If you have or would like to arrange your own employment that is related to your field of study, that employment may qualify as an internship. Contact: Professional Internship Office Lone Mountain Campus, Pacific Wing ASAP 415-666-6767 or 666-6675

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Aiameda Probation Depi Hooerg Finger Co* and Carlson San Francsco Review ot Boo*s American Broadcasting Company Hood 4'Sfong San Francisco Symphony * Bank of America IBM SterraOub Burroughs Corporation I Magnin Touche Ross & Co California Human Development Agency IRS Trust to' Public Land Chevron USA Montgomery Wa'd 4 Company United Cai.torma Ban« City SpoMs Magazine New West Magazine U S Civil Service Commission Congressmen John and Philip Burton Oakland Ballet U S Genera'Accounting Otl'ce Cu^an Theater Oakland City Government U S Otlice of Personnel Man.i . Dei Monte San Francisco District Attorney West Coast L«te insurance Co Determined Product San Francisco Maga/me Western Pacific Railroad Emporium San Francisco Mayor s Othce Women s Sports Foundation Federal Home Loan Bank San Francisco Opera House and many others 16 -N€WS •April 18, 1980 AS Consults Lawyers Nijinsky's Daughter Continued from front public record, the media could Hancock appointment was an which students know of before publicize that the students of exception. However, Schluep Speaks at USF they enter USF, and in the USF have taken their University said, the Senate/students have Madam Kyra Nijinsky, Nijinsky concerning the ballet WASC Accreditation Report to court. not been consulted before on the daughter of the famous dancer of style of her Father will be shown which bases at least a part of the With this alternative, students question of how high a tuition the Ballet Russe, Vaslav from 1:30-4:30 pmon the same school's accreditation on the feel, the University should be increase should be. It has been Nijinsky will give a public day„ For information concerning document. willing to avoid the bad publicity this semester, he said, that the lecture at USF on "The Truth the place on campus please call In their talks with University by agreeing to some student Associated Students have About My Father" Sunday, 666-0600. This special event is seeking clarification of the representation. Because of his asserted themselves. Schluep April 27. 3:30-4:30 p.. A special being sponsored by the Dept. of ASUSF Senate's role in policy certainty that the University will added that he felt Fr. exhibition of oils by Madame Modern Languages and Classics. decisions, students hope to use wish to avoid bad publicity, LoSchiavo's choosing to neglect the legal status of the Schluep emphasized at the the students after he signed the Constitution and the presence of Senate meeting, the option of Constitution was "inexcusable." LoSchiavo Attends Senate a lawyer as a bargaining chip. taking the University to court is Before Schluep s term is over Students could point out that if far off, and should not be on May 1, however, he hopes to Meeting that Senate Doesn't respect is not shown them, a expected. change the situation by LoSchiavo was not scheduled to court injunction could be placed In dealing with some incorporating a new consultation On April 10, the ASUSF attend. on a decision such as the tuition misconceptions held by students, promise by the University in Senate was visited by Father At the April 11 meeting, the increase. In this situation, USF Schluep pointed out that the changes being made in the President John LoSchiavo, S.J. consultation with a lawyer was would face tremendous Senate has been consulted many Statement of Student Rights and However, because not enough discussed and final approval was administrative headaches and times before in the selection of Freedoms. Senators showed up for a given to-changes in the ASUSF since the injunction would be Vice Presidents and that the quorum there was no meeting Constitution that will be voted on until April 11 when Fr. by students. Housing Office New Policies Announced I Speaker Continued from front Housing Office: director of of the good but limited almost given up, Chock said. It Continued from page U Hancock, agreed that the entire housing, operations specialist, experience they bring to these seems like no matter what you graduation and say, 'You are housing operation should be property management special­ positions. Full-time hall say or do, students' views don't wrong. Justice Mosk. We belong under one vice-president, but I ist, secretary, office assistant, directors will have had get taken seriously. here."" do not think he was aware of the and receptionist. professional training at the Teeple said, "I'm employed McKaskle responded that repercussions of job security Student positions for one year Masters level and prior here until the last day of June but dishonoring or disrespecting a within Housing, said Teeple. only will include six student head residence hall administrative I'm experiencing personal judge at any level is "contrary to There is no job security now, residents and four desk experience which will allow anxiety regarding what's going what a law school stands for." Teeple commented. None of us supervisors, one for each greater decentralization of to happen after that. It's ironic He defended Mosk, calling him knew until March 17. when the residence hall, responsible for programming and disciplinary for Melinda and I know that we •"a firm and consistent friend of official merging of the Housing have accomplished a great deal minorities, the Bakke decision Operations with ORL occurred, for this University, yet see notwithstanding." For instance, whether or not we would even be "From what I've seen of the system, ourselves standing on the Moss was selected to deliver the working after that date. there is a lot of politics in housing and threshold of termination not by keynote speech at the 20th Priority for the newly the students suffer." our own choice. I was not even anniversary of the Fair established positions will be considered for the directorship." Employment Practices Commis­ given to we. who presently work scheduling and supervising desk responsibilities, will result in Edmond Lee, a NOM, stated, sion. Hence, any group that in Housing Operations but none clerks and night operations more continuity in the residence "From what I've seen of the opposes Mosk as a "symbol" of of the positions adequately fit managers (NOMs) who will work staff and a better experience for system, there are a lot of politics reverse discrimination without into areas where we have been in one hall only instead of being a greater number of student in Housing and the students considering his whole record is working. The new positions are able to work in all the residence staff." suffer." "misguided," according to either too narrow in their scope halls as they do now. The desk clerk/night opera­ McKaskle. . of responsibility or too different, A committee composed of the tions policy council has taken the Some students had different he stated. Policy Council members, the following list of grievances to Fr. opinions. "You just don't invite I asked Dr. Dolan who the new Housing Office staff, Kevin Tom Splain, the University certain people into your living ombudsman. room," said one student. director would be two days after McCarty. and the head residents The deferred payment option No known action has been "Graduation is a family-type I was told of the consolidation. met in February and March to at USF will be eliminated as of She told me that Peter Wiese had discuss the possibility of hiring taken by the ombudsman yet. thing. Some people don't want the Fall of 1981. In the their parents to be embar­ been chosen. I think I am as professional head residents Said Jude Waters, policy meanwhile, the option will be council member, "I'm fairly rassed." qualified as Wiese and maybe instead of students. available for returning students angry. It seemed that at times "I just don't want to sit and better qualified tobethedirector This committee voted 18-1 in "depending upon their credit Wiese was trying to sabotage any listen to a graduation speaker," of Housing. Teeple commented. favor of returning to eight history," the Business and "I chose Wiese as the director student head residents, two in open decision-making toward his one graduating student said, point of view." Finance Office stated in a notice "who doesn't believe I should because I am used to working each residence hall. Peter Wiese dated April 1, 1980. . with him and I prefer a cast the dissenting vote, favoring "I'm somewhat bitter and I've have been here in the first place." personnel rather than a business hiring four professional head point of view," said Dr. Dolan. residents and eliminating the Dorm Safety However, both Wiese and student positions. Core Courses Teeple have backgrounds in Wiese then submitted a plan to Continued from front student personnel. Dr. Dolan outlining two down." Teeple presently supervises a proposals: "A" stating the pros Continued fron> page 2 The fire alarm on Phelan's 5A 120-member staff, five of whom and cons of maintaining a total Main. 7 Great Ideas in Modern Mathematics floor is reported by students to be are full-time professionals, student head resident staff, as Chem. 20 The World Around Us: The broken. "It's not beyond the whereas Wiese supervised a staff was advocated by the committee; Chemistry of Man and His Environment realm of possibility," says of only 50 as the director of ORL, and "B" stating the pros and cons Bio. 4 Biology of People Yassanitsky. "I vaguely 13 of whom were resident of a professional head resident Nat. Sci. 6 General Earth Science remember something about that. religious. staff. Nat. Sci. 15 The Human Prospect I sent out a report after the Stan­ According to surveys which I Dr. Dolan chose proposal B. Nat.Sci. 121 Energy: Principles and ford fire . . . I've advocated have compiled, said Teeple. which involves a transitionary Prospects smoke alarms since July 1977 satisfaction of staff with period for the 1980-81 year Anthro. 1 Physical Anthopology when I first came here." supervisors has been greater in during which the present system Social Science: Fire alarms fell under the Housing Operations than in of two professional residence hall Anthro. 2 Cultural Anthopology Plant Department's care. Public ORL. coordinators working with six Econ. 1 Principles of Economics (Macroeconom­ Safety monitors alarms only by Michael Chock, the current student head residents, shall ics) virtue of RA's reporting resident assistant on fifth floor continue. Econ. 2 Principles of Economics (Microeconom­ malfunctions to security. Says Phelan Annex said, combining The following year four full- ics) Yasinitsky, "it's not the best of Housing Operations and ORL time professional residence hall Gov. 102 Introduction to Comparative systems. No alarms go directly to was a good idea but choosing coordinators, one for each Government and Politics the fire department. At last Wiese as the director was not residence hall, will replace the Interdis. 2 The City estimate such a connection was good. I do not think Wiese fully student head residents. Psych. 2 General Psychology. $30,000 per alarm. If the alarm is knows both sides of the Dr. Dolan stated, "thisdecision VI. Literature and Fine Arts: (6 Units: 3 units not fixed we're in violation of a operation. Judging by what has is not based on dissatisfaction in Literature and 3 in Fine Arts) fire code, and we could be fined." been cut so far, I think more with the performance of the Literature: The fire bells are so weak at mistakes will be made. I am not student head residents. As a Eng. 55 Masterpieces of Literature Lone Mountain that people are satisfied with Wiese as my group, they have carried out Eng. 64 The Classic American Novel aroused by the elevator alarm. present supervisor. their responsibilities admirably. Eng. 172 Shakespeare After a sound sleep one dorm After the Housing Operations However, the scope of these Span.5/105 Readings in Latin American resident discovered that afire staff was informed of the responsibilities necessarily has Literature drill had occurred the previous imminent reorganization, the been limited, first because we Fine Arts: evening. "I thought that it was staff members began meeting recognize that the students' first Phil. 188/Eng 119 Aesthetics: The Philosophy cool. No problem. I was OK — it with Wiese to discuss next year's responsibility is to their studies of Art was just a drill. As I thought staff positions. and thus there is a limit to the CA. 30 Exploration in the Arts about it more I got sort of pissed. On July 1. the following full- time they have available for FA. 50 Art Appreciation If it had been a real fire — it's time positions will exist in the other duties and. second, because FA. 55 Masterpieces of Western Art. scary."