Lone Mountain— USF Open House by Rob Patacsil provided classical music Guests first toured the Little Theater as a pianist from the On Saturday, February 10th, entertainment at the reception. Conservatory of Music USFs 23-acre Lone Mountain They performed selections from performed. The tour continued campus was opened for public Mozart arrangements. on to the Art Gallery, where art inspection from 3-6 pm. Also, KUSF, the campus creations were on exhibit. The event was organized by radio station, set up a temporary Steve Laughlin and the station in the Green Lounge The exhibit consisted of University Office of Public where they broadcasted "live" modern metal and neon Affairs. from the event. sculptures, contemporary oil Registration and reception of After the reception there were paintings, and several etchings campus guests began around 3 guided tours led by women and monoprints made by USF p.m. in the Green Lounge, a from the Embers Club. The students participating in a room with wall to wall green impressive tours lasted half an program with the SF Academy carpeting. Over 500 people hour. of Art. attended the event. The tour of the gothic edifice Next, guests walked into a At the reception, California was an astonishing journey into "Victorian Era time-Warp" red wine was served in plastic the past. Guests were led into when they entered the Foreign champagne glasses along with rooms with antique furnishings, Language Room. Lone This string ensemble was one of the many events which took various kinds of domestic cheese. relics, and interior decor dating Mountain Library, Rare place at the USF-Lone Mountain open house. (Photo by lumia Bookroom, and Guest Rooms. A string ensemble from back to the I930's. Everything Hamdy) Continued on page 2 S.F. Conservatory of Music looked well preserved.

mzmmmzm Index News 1-3, 15, 16 Opinion 4, 5 An Inside Look 6, 7 Entertainment 8-11 Sports 12-14 i Volume 74, No. 2 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO February 16, 1979 Core Curriculu• ——^^-«—.*II—.—•*•••m» Plan Delayed by Marilyn Jenne week. adopting the Missions & Goals. In 1974, U.S.F. began the The third factor in these In addition there is Core Curriculum, which is negotiations is the students. Ross dissatisfaction with the proposal presently up for its first revision. Miller, Academic Vice- coming from the Academic "This revision has been delayed President, serves as the official Council. One of the key issues is for over a year, since the original liaison in this process involving the philosophy of Core. the Faculty, University, and Curriculum was supposed to end Miller stated that the current students. According to Miller, in 1977 (with a new or improved philosophy is. "too loosely "In December, at the Board of core taking its place) but was defined and needs to be more Trustees meeting, the Academic extended throughout the 1978- specific." However, he also Affairs Committee had not yet 79 academic year. found many good things within gone over the Missions & Goals Presently, a new Core is in the the proposal. One is the of the University." This, in offing, but still may not be resolution of modified plans for addition to the technicality implemented until 1980. Dr. both Nursing and Business mentioned, caused the Michael Lehmann, an econom­ students that allows them to have December delay. ics professor, has been heading more electives in their respective the Faculty Administration in its The Missions & Goals is a Ross Miller, ASUSFs Academic Vice-President. (Photo by majors. efforts to devise a new Core plan. document put out by the Office Matt Mallet) Miller believes that with the Dr. Lehmann stated that a of the President, after conferring improvements that have been new plan has been reached and with various departments and made in Lehmann's revision it presentation. The problem of Dr. Donald Maclntyre, on the only requires approval from the organizations about defining the would be best to adopt the plan approval is further complicated other hand, as Vice-President of Board of Trustees. The plan was purpose of the University. For with a stipulation mandating the by the fact that the Board only Academic Affairs, is ready to ready last Fall and went before this reason, then, it is believed adoption of a "real Core meets four times a year. Dr. begin discussions of the Core the Board in December, where it that the Board of Trustees philosophy" of a shared Lehmann is ready to submit the plan. He has sent out letters and was rejected on a policy deemed it improper to adopt a educational experience. technicality regarding its plan again on March 23. hopes to begin on the plan next new Core Curriculum before Senate Discusses Space Problem

by Tlieresa Hudson organization on campus...don't in the Senate. Three consecutive True bureaucratic ability was worry about little criticisms that unexcuscd absences, or four shown at the Senate Meeting on come up...Thank you for the unexcused absences in two February 13. Roseanna education you have given me." months causes termination of Marchetti controlled the meeting Seniors are needed for the Senatorship. very well, reminding Senate Service Scholarship Committee In his Student Services members of correct procedures. which will meet on February 20. Committee report. Dan London Prior to the call to order, most More information about this explained that hc had received a Senate members received Senior scholarship will appear in letter from Vacaville Prison carnations and lollipops from the Foghorn. Applications for inmates Seth Morgan and Hui Hawaii, who sponsored the the $1,000.00 scholarship will be Edward Pasada, who travel to Valentine's Day gifts. It was later available in April. Also, the different schools accompanied decided to send the club a 125th Anniversary Committee by a guard, speaking about the "Thank You" card. wants a sophomore to help plan criminal justice system. Interest Following the call to order, the festivities which will take in hearing the inmates was John Matthias, who resigned last place in fall. 1980. voiced, so London will contact week, was presented with a The Senators were reminded various departments to see if certificate of appreciation by his that they are required to keep criminal related classes would successor, Marchetti. He office hours five hours per week, like to hear the inmates speak. and were assigned to commit­ There will be an election on accepted it, saying, "You are the ASUSF Senate in action. (Photo by Louis Barellaj highest, most powerful tees. There are now 17 members Continued on page 3 February 16, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn ^ Public Safety Nabs Burglars r Tours Led on Campus | bvb v LisaLisa CCoffcv offe.j S. Yasintsky. Director of the obviously made by the suspects, Continued from page I i present USF campus taken and arrogant. Department of Public Safety, and were able to trace the Guests were aoie io walk during the Fifties showed the The SF police department was recently informed the Foghorn through the chapel loft while an campus without Harney Science threesome to the Xavier garage. called and the students were of a burglary and an attempted picked up. Ihev were booked at organist played on an original Center, Cowell Hall. University Officer Michael Watson, and burglary occuring on campus John West pipe organ. From the Center, or Gillson or Hayes- the Richmond St. station and this week. other officers approached the North patio, there was a breath­ Healy Halls. These were all charged with grand theft and On Friday night. Fegruary 9, suspects in the garage. Ihev were taking view of the city below, campus parking lots. concealing stolen property. after the USF - St. Mary's game, all St. Mary's students. only it was too foggy to see the Another photo showed Lone Officer Repovich of SFPD three St. Mary's students asked At the time, one student was sites. Mountain and the surrounding reported that the arrested men to use the phone at the main gate. hiding the stolen hand radio, and The tour concluded in the area completely covered with a were belligerant and insulting to While in the booth the group another was in the back seal ol ;i auditorium and Grand Ballroom blanket of snow during the all officers they came into took a $1400 shortwave radio. red C'elica owned by the suspect where a dance class was in Winter of 1977. I he other incident occured in They were seen, by Public holding the radio. Ihe two were session. The photo display also the Accounting and Finance Safety officers, fleeing on both laughing. Until 6 pm. visitors were free depicted USF student life. office early Monday morning. Ciolden Gate Ave with the radio to wander about the premises. Photos ranged from the time Ihev later returned and Officer Officer Luis Espinada was Most examined the various and in hand. students, WWII vets, returned to Watson took them on. making a routine check of the dimly lit corridors. Officers then received the campus in the late Forties to According to the report, the office at approximately 6:30a.m. ridiculous traffic interruptions. The displays consisted mostly the Co-ed transition and Flower students were extremely abusive when he surprised a burglar who of hand-outs and pamphlets Children influence of the I960's. then fled out the other door. while a few groups had slide Presently, the Lone Mountain The suspect is described as a show and video cassette Community Organizers facility is alleged to be plagued black male. 6 feet tall, and presentations. The program with security problems and ACORN needs organizers to work with low and moderate weighing 175 pounds. He was displays present were from the insect, rodent & ghost income families in 14 stales (AR, SD, TX, LA, TN, MO, FL. carrying a white athletic bag and Rehabilitation Administration, infiltration. However, USF is CO. NV, PA, IA, OK, Ml, AZ) for political and economic a flashlight. Communication Arts Dept., still renovating the structure and justice. Direct action on neighborhood deterioration, utility He was chased by officer John Philhistorian Debate Society, these problems hopefully will be rates, taxes, health care, redlining, etc. Tangible results and Oschger, in a patrol car. but was Fromm Institute, Theology solved. enduring rewards — long hours and low pay. lost in the vicinity of lurk and Dept.. Amnesty International, USF intends to use the campux Contact Career Planning and Placement Service for Interview Campus Ministry. Business Parker. for expansion, additional Thursday March 1 or write Ann lessen, ACORN, 628 Education and Research, Espinda found pry marks on residence halls, and hosting Baronne, New Orleans LA 70113 (504) 523-1691. ROTC. Public Safety. ESCMS, the door of the office, apparently conferences and symposia. The Office of Continuing Education. made by a heavy tool. 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NRCC To Sponsor Car-Pools Continued from page I been appointed. Also, ne has given to students. February 27 for the Senate seat submitted a preliminary space Dan London voiced disap­ which was vacated by Marchetti committee proposal application proval of the resolution, stating when she became Vice- which will only beaded upon if it that the bureaucracy should be President. President Aaron Lee is deemed to be truly tightened instead of increased. will make an appointment and needed. The proposal involves turning He encouraged the Senators to the Senate will take nominations help the treasurer. from the gallery, so all interested the ASUSF Vice-President's Ava McWashington moved to students should be present at office over to the University accept the resolution saying, that meeting. Center to be used as a storage room for conference tables in "You can't be an excellent The Knights of Columbus are exchnge for S20.000.00 worth of treasurer if you have to do having trouble being chartered. paint. He stressed the fact that everything." She stated that a Chartering is a process by which there is room for discussion on paid worker would be more a club shows its constitution to this point. dependable than the Senators. the Senate and receives official Another idea proposed was London retorted, "I don't think recognition from the Govern­ the hiring of a business we should hire someone to do ance Committee as a legitimate manager bookkeeper to assist our job." club on campus. The Knights ol the treasurer. Such a paid Ihe entire Senate then became Columbus' drawback is that the) position is considered necessary a Committee of the Whole to have a credibility problem due tc by Schluep to effectively manage further discuss the resolution. the fact that they have been de the S 100.000.00 budget. Also. Schluep pointed out that many chartered quite often. renovations for the Foghorn other schools hire bookkeepers. Ross Miller introduced Evi office were proposed. Said Treasurer Fd Day was in lull Marie Carni, the College o Said Schleup, "We are not ef­ support of the resolution. He Liberal Arts replacemen fectively utilizing the space that noted that the ASUSF Secretary Dan Courtney, N.R.C.C. Chairperson plans activities for representative. She had we have right now." Clubs will be receives $250.00 per semester. commuters. (Photo by Ted Brooker) originally been runner-up for the asked to evaluate the proposals Phil Abello pointed out that by Marcella Farragher position. "I am very interested in and assess their needs, the prop­ Senators are already very busy Dan Courtney, President of sponsoring. In the past the this position and I've had a osal should be distributed by and are inexperienced in treasury the Non-Resident Commuter NRCC lobbyied forthe walkway number of majors in the College the end of the week and about a matters and everyone agreed to Council has contacted located on Parker Street, of Liberal Arts," stated Carni. month of evaluation will be move out of the Committee of CALTRANS regarding car between St. Ignatius Church and Soon the Academic Committee necessary. the Whole to vote on the pools for USF. CALTRANS is a Loyola. will meet with the administration Schluep's resolution was to resolution, which was passed division of the State of Most USF activities which are and faculty to discuss teacher hire a business manager- with the requirement that a California Department of °n campus require students to evaluations and core curriculum. book keepr to work 20 hours per stipend recommended by the Transportation. Application present a Vali-dine card to Fred Schluep, Activities week at a rate of pay to be treasurer be given with the advice cards will be placed throughout identify themselves as campus Director, said the coordinators determined by the Senate. First and consent of the Senate. the campus next week. residents. Courtney would like to for Welcome Week, 1979, have priority for the job would be CALTRANS works on a change this law. The purpose of computer filing basis. When the the N RCC is to sponsor activities application is mailed in, the for non-residents on campus. He computer files the applicants would like to have activities Medusa s A sk for Help according to the zip coded where non-residents could meet district in which they work. If residents, have parties and CALTRANS receives 500 sponsor activities. by Lisa Coffey student and faculty applicants Tonight, Friday, February 16, from USF, they will restrict car the NRCC will be sponsoring a The Co-Managers of pools to only USF people. USF Welcome Back Valentines Medusa's. Elena Bosque and will be the first college to Dance at Medusa's is be­ I^ura Porter, recently spoke to participate in this car pool tween 9-1:00. The admission the Foghorn in an effort to system. cost is $1.50 and music will be generate student involvement Courtney states that nearly provided by KUSF. All are and participation in the student 2/3 of the student body invited to attend and no Vali- owned room. commutes; therefore, by having dine card is needed. During their four years here at car pools students and faculty Another activity NRCC USF each has been involved with would be able to have would like to sponsor is a Medusa's in one capacity or transportation for free. Masquerade Dance in late another. CALTRANS would also run March at Lone Mountain. If you Bosque noted that when she local, within a fifty mile radius of are interested in any N.R.C.C. was a sophomore a group of San Francisco. activities, or in joining the students ran Medusa's. During Starting car pools is only one N RCC staff, drop a letter in Dan her Junior year, the number activity the NRCC will be Courtneys' mail box in UC402. shrank to five, with three doing Students take advantage of Medusa's. (Photo by Ted Brooker) most of the work. see the opportunity for learning Medusa's, it seems like a waste Now Bosque and Porter, both involved. She stated that being when only 20 students show up Senior Nursing students, run involved in the managing of the on Thursday nights for the First Male Medusa's themselves. They are room has supplied her with many entertainment provided. in charge of advertising, managerial skills that would be Bosque and Porter warn that programming, band auditioning extremely useful to a business there is the possibility that the ROTC Nurse and contracting, and food supply student. Also, the room would Administration might convert for the room. In addition, the present a challenge to persons the seldom frequented room into Patrick McAndrew, son of Army Nurse Corps. "One hat room can be rented through with creative talents who might more useful space. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. belongs to the Army and the them for parties and get- want to redecorate the room. In Both girls stress that if anyone McAndrew of Riverside, will be other to the nursing profession. togethers for a nominal $5 room addition, she stated that, "It's a in the school is interested in the first male student to graduate But they're really one and the rental charge, and a $25 great way to meet people." Medusa's, now is the time to from the USF ROTC program same." refundable cleaning deposit. The two have received some come forward. when he receives his B.S. in McAndrew, who received a Medusa's budget is funded by criticism from people who feel They can be contacted in U.C. Nursing at the ceremonies this three-year ROTC scholarship, a percentage of student activity the room is not being used to its 402 on Wednesdays from 2:30-4 May. will be commissioned as a second fees, so theoretically students full potential; specifically that p.m., Thrusdays from 11:30-12 "It's kind of a career with two lieutenant in the Army Nurse have already paid for admittance more activities could be p.m., or on Thursday evenings in hats," said McAndrew speaking Corps after his graduation. to the programming which scheduled and the room could Medusa's from 8-11 p.m. of his future career with the His first choice for a post is ranges from band performances use some redecoration. one that will combine his love of to poetry readings. • THE BEE GEES • GLENN MILLER * Yet, Bosque and Porter both parachuting with his medical The dilemma that faces them stated that they can only do so cpisco skills. Allowing him to jump to now is this: They are graduating much. They are just now patients wounded in the field. Seniors and presently no one is bil* becoming familiar with the LTC Maxson, professor of available or enthusiastic about basics involved in running the Military Science at USF, taking over their positions as 5^1 room. They feel that they can not commented, "As can be seen in managers of Medusa's. So far get the full potential out of the Pat, nursing is no longer their recruiting efforts have been room without student help. unsuccessful. 'Dances • Weddings Parties considered a career for women Porter stated that the situation only, the men do exceptionally Porter wonders why students, "a $15,000 music & light show" is frustrating. Although she well." especially business majors, don't enjoys the time she volunteers to • VILLAGE PEOPLE • DONNA SUMMER • page San Francisco Foghorn February 16, 1979 Benign Neglect Revisted fri' Dr. Manning Marablc

Most of my friends have given mimicked by his subordinates. up on the seventies. Somewhere Tom Quinn. Brown's former along the way. rhythm and blues campaign manager and state made a regrettable detour into "smog boss" who directs several the madding ma/e of disco. John environment quality commis­ Travolta replaced Che Guevara sions, has advocated fewer as a counter-culture hero. The controls on corporate profits. mindlessness of the "Me The day after Brown's address, Decade" babbles on. aimlessly Quinn advanced the concept of. and seemingly without direction. "a New Partnership," based Politically, it has spelled the end upon "the growing convergence of our illusions. Now we have of liberal and conservative Chinese Vice Premier Teng. for thought, of business and example, lecturing an Atlanta environmentalist views." Quinn Chamber of Commerce audience argued that Medicaid and on the virtues of American Medicare were the root causes of private enterprise. spiraling health care costs, and Extremes and Opposition Within the chaos of American that greater incentives for private by Paul Bousquet culture, however, there are a few industry would solve many if not Reality is full of paradoxes. signs of the times. Perhaps the all social problems. Many are quite obscure, others banks, and assorted rich and the individual level (as opposed most durable and pervasive Meanwhile, President Carter startlingly blatant; none are powerful corporations, lt is to the social or systemic level) political legacy of the seventies is does not appear to be too passive or unimportant. Yet equally as foolish for us to often fail. Does it seem irrational the concept of "benign neglect." worried about Brown's version amongst individuals at USF a pretend that they endow us out or senseless that people so At the beginning ofthe Nixon of benign neglect. Ted Kennedy passive, apathetic, and docile of humble charity; but in fact inescapably close to the serious Administration, domestic on the Democratic left is still the attitude toward deplorable their gifts come out of respect for and often desperate paradoxes of advisor Daniel Patick Moynihan main topic of worry for White contradictions within our social the invaluable service which is both their world and their lives counselled the President to House staffers. One Carter aide order seems prevalent. This performed for them by their (yet who have only an ignore the problems of blacks critically compared Brown's disassociation from reality beneficiaries. Universities, as do ambiguous comprehension of and the poor; too much support for a balanced budget to stimulates me, as a concerned many educational institutions, how to transform them) would government spending for social McGovern's "$1000 — for person, to illuminate a few indoctrinate individuals into revert to some mode of problems unduly raises the everybody" federal subsidy. particular contradictions of passive adjustment and anesthetizing themselves? expectations ofthe unemployed, Hereafter, they reasoned. Brown importunate content. conformity. They do not teach This reaction itself is the chief the under-educated and the will not pose a serious threat for Upon the same planet which students how to SA Y NO to paradox. For it is only through impoverished. Food program the Presidency. sends satellites to explore the violence, exploitation and interaction with our paradoxical subsidies for lower income, The reason for their surfaces of planets 300 million injustice, much less see it. This reality that we may transform it. working mothers had to be confidence is due to the fact that miles away, nearly 2 billion rather effectively perpetuates the The more we infuse ourselves sacrificed to the work ethic. In Carter also embraces the benign humans live in a desperate state social order within which these into reality, the greater our ability short, the fiscal policies of the neglect strategy on questions of of malnutrition. That the most corporations stand rich and to influence it. Therefore, those New Deal in regards to social social policy. Stu Eizenstat. valuable resource God has powerful (a position they do not who choose to remain marginal services for minorities should be Carter's domestic advisor and bestowed on us, man himself, is wish to lose). to their world, and therefore to axed. Or. as Marie Antoinette "resident liberal," gave a recent being painfully squandered is of Within my own life my being their existence, shall choose to be might have said today. "Let them speech which parallels that of seemingly no consequence to the seems to contradict my alienated objects, rather than eat disco." Brown's. Wc are no longer in the lucrative minds of those who existence. I am a Christian whose strong and subversive subjects of The benign fever has since sixties, but in "the era of control technology. For if ultimate ideal is a world of peace history. spread throught the ranks ofthe constraints," he declared. human hunger were simply a and cooperative human In many regions of the globe Democratic Party in epic Austerity, a lowering of social technological dilemma, it could existence: yet in living for and people are learning to transform proportions. The latest victim, expectations and fiscal restraint be solved tomorrow; that it is working towards my ideal. I the world through praxis. Their California Governor Jerry is now the message of the day. employed for social and political must support (through struggles often lead them closer Brown, believes that he can ride It remains to be seen whether control complexifies its solution. submission to) the social order to the constant tension between the neoconservative wave all the Carter's budget-conscious, white Likewise, within our own upon which the industry of war life and deaths Many die to way into the White House in middle class. A balanced budget, affluent state, the child of a and human exploitation is based. overcome repressive systems 1980. fewer federal regulations on family in Piedmont or Atherton Not only do I have the privilege which inhibit the peoples' In his recent State ofthe State business and a reduction in may become a Stanford to eat what others cannot afford, humanization process. We must address. Brown advocated federal taxes makes an attractive graduate, while the child of but I also have the knowledge remember that even within our welfare for the rich and benign program which trnascends another family in Hunters Point that 98 percent of my food comes own supposedly free country, neglect for the poor. Brown purely ideological lines. Brown or East Oakland may not even to me only through the system of many have been murdered for proposed only a six percent may succeed in undermining see his or her own first birthday. cold and precise exploitation being strong and courageous increase in welfare over the next Carter's support on the right, That one mother bears a whereby a few owners profit individuals. They sought to two years, and the cutting of setting the entire tone for the potential doctor while another handsomely while a multitude of liberate the people from 5000 employees from state 1980 Presidential campaign. gives birth without the afforded workers merely survive. contradictions between government by 1980. The The biggest losers in the rush comfort of pre-natal or pediatric Similarly, I cannot divorce humanization and "the national Governor called for new limits to the political right are the care, poignantly illustrates a myself from the fact that my life interest." for government regulation of blacks and browns, the working serious problem: our wealthy and education are supported, in It is imperative for all of us corporations, and a constitution­ people and the poor, the elderly economy has severe deficiencies, sum or part, by the wages my who live in the paradoxical hour al amendment to slow the growth and the uneducated. They are the not only in adequately providing parents earn, one of whom earns to know these men and women of federal government. In a ultimate victims in a policy of essential human services, but in a living by laboring for a who struggle for humanity. Most single speech. Brown shifted benign neglect, a repudiation of evenly distributing wealth company heavily dependent who enter into the liberation from the liberal wing of the the institutional reforms and (which in our situation is also upon military contracts. process are rich in spirit. They Democratic Party to its far right causes spawned by the New Deal influence). I believe that for all those who have strong reason to live and to wing — replacing none other — Great Society. The real Even our own Jesuit consciously share my dreams celebrate living and a great than New York Senator Daniel question, which also remains institution, compelled (by and ideals, these are painful conviction for which they would P. Moynihan as chief unanswered, is whether the Christian virtue and by the 32nd paradoxes. It is not easv, nor is die. They are rooted in deep spokesperson for austerity and objects of benign neglect are Jesuit congregation) to educate it comfortable to live with such faith, firm conviction and sincere pro-corporate policies in resourceful enough to organize individuals normatively towards perplexing contradictions upon action. Just the same, they are government. against the dominant political peace and human justice, cannot one's heart and one's mind. It is human — they fear the Brown's swing to the right was theme of the seventies. afford to refuse the military a precisely from this dilemma that depression of bearing witness presence upon our campus. Nor and the pain and humiliation of e-oyofbij of HoK-rwrT-ti people seek escape. Rather than can they bear to refuse the apprehending the problems defeat. Above all they strive to be financial support of several which afflict their consciousness, compassionate and loving A Dwir.3 Colonial unjustly lucrative corporations, they try to eliminate the towards all human beings. As •Jrsti. of malccWr} partially because our president consciousness which "brings" Che Guevara has insightfully fi* JR, and administration seem to be them problems. Therefore, it is noted, "the true revolutionary is more answerable to the Board of no serious mystery why we see guided by feelings of love." Trustees (several of whom desperate increases in neurotic For many, such involvement support personal or corporate social activity, alienation, is a precarious existence full of interests) than to the students. It alcoholism, drug abuse, darkness and uncertainty. It is silly, though, to imagine that amorality, mental illness and requires leaving the false, yet JHcW; c-lft»s - lOcicome re any institution within our suicide. Furthermore, it is no comfortable, security of your country can operate without the enigma why rehabilitative own lifestyles — and plunging [•jv»-»6r»orts *Jteo*»+ TKerricAx*) capital received from such programs which seek to more courageously into life list or. i-We wJacM^ooojrd'l J benefactors as the military, the ameliorate these symptoms at itself. February 16, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 5 ( CORRESPONDENCE^ CANDID CAMPUS Dear Editor, First, when Mr. Matthias by Allen Funky XIII I enjoyed the article envisioned aspiration to hold ASS USF Dept. Soon to be running. Fred Schluep, has got his executive priorities already concerning the teachers union in office he should have taken into worked out. He plans his first act in office to be a shopping spree for new furniture and carpet last week's paper immensely, and consideration the obvious fact for ASUSF offices. Who does he think he is? Helen Keller's mother? would like to reflect upon it in that an office such as his might be EDGAR JONES SCHOLARSHIP DEPARTMENT* Fact is ol' John Matthias. Mr. Gung this letter. The one year faculty a demanding one always, getting Ho of years past, soured on ASUSF only after the word came down that he is ineligible to run contract negotiated last semester criticism and never getting fore/ Presidente. There's a GPA requirement he can't meet. Well, the paths of glory lead to the reeks of rotten B.S. The reason thanks. Obviously hedidn'f take grave, Johnny. that the union wanted a one-year this into account when he ran for GIFT HORSE DEPARTMENT Yours truly overheard a board of Trustees member refer to contract is obvious. When that office. the Lone Mountain christening last week as "a way of demonstrating to prospective donors contract expires the union can By giving up his office he not how their money is being wasted on superfluous academic toys." Good thing not too many of threaten another strike at the only disappointed those that those folks who pay tuition showed up... student turnout was embarrassingly poor. beginning of next semester. To voted for him but also the CUTE WHEN THEY'RE LITTLE DEPT. Dan Belloumini's kid defies medical science by keep the students in school and student body he ran to represent. managing to simultaneously I) look like his father, and 2) be cute. attending class, the university Of course, Mr. Matthias THINKS HE'S TED KENNEDY DEPT The Thomas E. Deweyof USF. James Attridge, has will have to comply with union shouldn't be forced to hold been going so far out of his way to tell people he won't run for ASUSF President, that it is demands. Apparently, the office, but I question his obvious that he will. good of the students is not even remarks. By saying what he did CITIZEN KANE DEPT. Phil Lawson, Mr. Underground fortnigtly, is considering another considered by the lickspittle he stuck a knife deep into the publishing venture, despite the" fact that Morris L. West may sue. He had the title first. union lackeys. One would hope student's side and now he slowly WOMEN SCORNED DEPARTMENT Erin Buckley told the Funk that she's not going to be that our professors enjoyed pours salt into the wound. running for anything come this April. That's news to Action Jackson who wanted her to be on teaching. Obviously, that is not his ticket (no, ticket is not a lewd allegorical slang). After three years of credible service, she'll the case. 1 say to those teachers Sincerely, be missed. And she wasn't even in grade trouble! who would support a strike. Tony Santana YOUNG AMBITION'S LADDER DEPARTMENT Voice ofthe proletariat Tim Simon was "Damn you to hell. Get off this seen jogging in the panhandle in one of those chicish jogging outfits last week. How campus and we will get teachers uncharacteristically bourgeois! What next? Perrier water? who wish to teach." There is no U.S.F. Foghorn Staff, OFF ON THE LEFT FOOT DEPARTMENT A hearty Congrats to Dean (we use the word as shortage of unemployed 1 was very surprised to find the liberally as he does) Mienert, whose lordship of the Registrar's office began with foul ups on teachers, and the students of this obvious grammatical errors in grades and pre-regs that would be the envy of any San Diego air traffic controller. university do not need a the Feb. 9 issue of the Foghorn. •FOOTNOTE A final patience-of-Saint award must be exended to Bill Cartwright, who did threatened strike to begin next Please note pg. 4, "Ace Bailey." I not throw what would have been a justified tantrum when he was called for a foul for watching semester. Teaching is an ancient would recommend more careful Edgar Jones (the Nevada Nureyev) trip over his own two feet. and respected profession. Our proof-reading in the future to unionized teachers act like they assure that mistakes such as Dear Editor: personally agree with the idea 01 write a short note stating this. are members of the oldest "are" for our, "lengthy" for A resolution is going before space utilization, however do not This will enable myself an a profession. , lengthy and "liscence" for license the senate in the form of a space see this as the best means to couple of other senators to fight are never again repeated in your proposal. This can be described facilitate the student's needs. The this before it comes in the form of as the utilization of ASUSF Disrespectfully yours, journalistic endeavors — primary disagreement I have is in a motion. Please express your office space. A proposal is that Hugh E. Boyle (Otherwise Idoenjoy reading the the future years is the ASUSF opinion and send this to Charles ASUSF trade the current Vice Senate going to trade the rest of Foghorn!) sincerely. Wall UC 402. (For another view, see "Through Pres. office to University Center the students office space for Sincerely, A Glass..." - Ed.) Brenda Sledge in exchange for $2000 worth of "Paint?" 1 urge all students who Charles Wall remodeling & painting. I disagree with this "trade" to (We are grateful to see that we have such careful readers. The Dear Editor. spelling errors which you cite I am appalled to read the were a pun, though, and were following quote from John Through a Glass known to the editor. As for the Matthias when he stated. "... the by Byrne Conley errors in the rest of the paper, students think we're a joke... 1 I had planned to discuss the they were unintentional and for don't think they're worth the Administration-Union difficul­ elected President of the Faculty Certain members of the faculty them we apologize. — Ed.) time." ties at least once this semester, Union, nor should he have been. refuse to attend Union meetings, but this week's letter forces my His job as legal counsel is to saying that they are not hand somewhat, so here it comes advise the Union and try to members, despite the fact that now. obtain for the Union through his they have the right to vote and Faculty Union President Mike advice all that he can, within dues are taken out of their Lehmann went before the legal and professional limits. He salaries. This is a shame, as these ASUSF Senate last Fall to does not have the same include some of the faculty explain his position which led to obligations as an elected members who are most UIl^tMiFlifiUMKlM the current court case over the 3- President, who must represent concerned for students. year versus 1-year contract and be sensitive to the will of The current Union structure offers. He explained that while it Union members. The distinction mandates majority vote to elect was understood by the faculty is this: the membership of the policy board members, so fifty- and himself that they were Union may not want the package one percent of the faculty control discussing a three year pay which has the "best chance" one hundred percent of the I NIVERSITV OF SAN FRANCISCO agreement, the University's offer percentagewise. I believe that policy board. This is important STAFF to submit to arbitration (which faculty members feel a because no resolution gets to the the Union membership agreed responsibility to the University full faculty except through the Editor-in-Chief Matthew A. Mallet and her students which the Advertising Manager Terry Kelly to) did not explicitly state that policy board. Many resolutions Managing Editor Marcella Farragher fact. Union's lawyer cannot be submitted by the minority never expected to have. It may be News Editor Lisa Coffey A handy rule of law (as 1 again see the light of day. Entertainment Editor George Epsilanty worth making a slightly less understand it) is that if an offer is Despite the fact that the cards Sports Editor T. R. Sullivan advantageous offer for the peace made in writing, that's it. Only seem to be stacked against them, Opinion Editor Byrne Conley of mind of knowing that the Feature Editor David Harpster what is on paper counts. When those faculty members who University would not be put Photo Editor Ted Brooker the Union lawyer, Victor refuse to recognize their through another threatened Cartoonist Vic Hernandez Van Bourg, advised that a one membership in the Union hurt strike next semester. The lawyer year offer would have a better only themselves and the students Photographers: Larry Ching, Sr. Jamesanne Dunne, Lamia Hamdy. is not put out of a job by a Naila Hamby, Mark Holcomb. Mike Liang, Mike McGuigan, Robert chance of winning. Dr. Lehmann — they do not solve their walkout. Wong decided (he said) that he was problems. I'm sure that the more Staff Reporters: Al Abaunza. Debbie Allen. Abraham Basher. Annette bound to follow the advice, as it I am not so naive as to accuse Union-oriented members of the Bassett. Barry Carlson, Cathy Conley. Chris Dean, Pat Giannetto. was his duty to represent the Dr. Lehmann of being the tail faculty don't feel overly upset Steve Graziawi, Theresa Hudson, Karen Hohl, Will James. Marlyn faculty to the best of his ability. wagging the dog — I'm sure that that other members won't Jenne. Kevin Katerndahl. Debbie Knutson, Tim Maloney, Robin 1 cannot criticize Dr. now, as always, he has dignify the Union with their Martin, Lisa Maurino, Brian McSweeney, Angela McNulty, Jesse presence. Moises. Augustine Oropeza, Rob Patacsil, Tom Purtill, Laurel Lehmann's performance as substantial support within the Rogella, Fred Schluep, Steph Schmidt. Steve Spinali. Dennis Strazulo, Faculty President, since 1 have Union on this issue. The point is Those faculty members who Dianne Timmons, Nancy Wingfield not attended Faculty Union that the other alternative does don't attend Union meetings to meetings. 1 can, however, offer not seem to have been register their discontent should The San Francisco Foghorn is the otticial newspaper ot the University be viewed in the same light as of San Francisco, published Fridays during the academic year with my humble opinions on the goals considered. exceptions on holidays, in intersession and summer session. Editorials which he has stated publicly. I Even if Dr. Lehmann did take Plato and John Matthias, who do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the University Administration believed that those goals may be a vote ofthe Union membership, were both burned in politics and or of the student body. All unsighed editorials are by the editor and the slightly misdirected. it would not represent the full decided to go off into a corner contents of all issues is the exclusive responsibility of the editor. Victor Van Bourg was not membership of the Union. and sulk. Page 6 San Francisco Foghorn February 16, 1979 SPECIAL EVENT by Eileen Muldown Tandy Beal, the Santa Cruz based modern dancer/choreo­ grapher, and Ron lay lor. the principal male dancer of Tandy Beal & Company, will appear in concert at the Margaret Jenkins Dance Studio tonight. Saturday, and Sunday. February 16. 17. IK at 8 p.m. and also Sunday at 2:31) p.m. for their only San Francisco appearance this season. Kathi Gallagher. TSI's director of dance, highly recommends Tandy Beal and Company, especially to those students interested in theater, music, and dance. "Tandy Beal. a fresh, exciting, remarkable talent, provides an exceptional evening of Tandy Beal as "Crazy Jane." (Photo by Ron Taylor in "Desert Voices" (Photo entertainment." Mark Wagner.) by Elizabeth Mc Bride-Smith) Ms. Beal trained with Alwin Nikolais and Murray l.ouis. and toured internationally with the Nikolais Dance Theatre before forming her imn company in 1971 in Santa Cm/. She made her solo debut in New York City last July and was described by New York limes critic Jennifer Dunning as "... a deft performer, a choreographer of taste and intelligence... a sure sense of theatre." Her work incorporates music and theater techniques within a foundation of modern dance. When not touring. Candy Beal teaches and leads workshops in modern dance. Last summer, she was the artist-in-residencc at I SI for the three week Dance and Movement Workshop. She is presently on the dance faculties of the I'niversity of California and Cabrillo (ollege, both in Santa Cruz, and the University of Utah. Ron Taylor has been dancing with Tandy Beal & Company since its formation. He is also a soloist with the Baroque Dance Ensemble, which recently completed a European tour. Original music has been composed by Jon Scoville, musical director of the company, whose work includes electronic music, jazz, and percussion. He has designed and built many ofthe instruments he uses and is co-author of a book on that subject which will be released this year. Tickets are available at the door: Margaret Jenkins Dance Studio. 159(1 15th Street at Mission. San Francisco. For further information call (415) 863-75X0.

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Box M Moraga, Ca- 94575 I Fall Spnng Year Tandy Beal in "The Place Where Canaries are Born'V Photo bv (415) 376-3840 1 Gary Sinick) February 16. 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 7 Residents Complain Who Are Real Victims of Parking Snafu? by David Harpster enrollment has increased by over one thousand Ihe most difficult thing about gelling an education students since 1976. Not the students, who complain is finding a place lo park. about the inconvenience of walking a few extra blocks. —Anonymous No, the ones who end up on the short end of the stick are the people who have lived near USF for years and Ihe parking situation at USF is no longer just a have witnessed a steady decline in the quality of their matter of finding ten feet of curb to back your Chevy lives a direct result of the overabundance of student into. It's competition. Serious competition. cars. Ihe hundreds of students who do not own on- Mrs. Murray Friedling, a 30-year resident on Turk campus parking permits, but drive to school anyway, Street has been grinding an axe with the University for have turned the University community into a giant over 15 years. parking lot, fouling the neighborhoods with noise and garbage, and taking up virtually all of the private In 1966 she and her husband spearheaded a residential space. neighborhood group devoted to getting student cars off the neighborhood streets by circulating a petition Much to the dismay of nearby homeowners, who for a two-hour parking limit. have seen the congestion worsen vear after vear. a Though the group has broken up since then, the solution is nowhere in sight. parking problem has remained. And gotten worse. Thev assert that the curb in front of their houses is "It's as bad as ever," Mrs. Friedling told the their own property, and to have cars parked on them Foghorn in a phone interview on Monday. "1 feel like all day and most nights is a miscarriage of justice, and a I'm being swallowed up. I can't invite guests over damned nuisance, too. anymore because they can't find a place to park, and It's cars parked like this Volkswagen which make "Either the University builds more lots, or the it's too dangerous for them to walk." residents steam. students use more public transportation those are the demands which we have been making for years," "How would you like it if you couldn't park your car said an irate homeowner. "And the former is about as in front of your own house," another homeowner likely to happen as the latter, if you know what I mean. asked. The homeowners are stuck here without any say about From the student's point of view, the parking what happens in front of our homes." problem means getting to school early and spending Those two options have been bantered about ever time looking for a space close to campus. since freeways were invented. And the reality remains He's got to beat out fellow students, the the same. The University will not, or cannot, provide homeowners, and strangely enough, the morning shift more on-campus parking. And the commuting student of St. Mary's Hospital, which takes up much of the likewise does not, or cannot, take a bus. space on Parker Avenue before 7 a.m. Building more lots would be a losing financial Parking south of Fulton is impossible. Even at investment on the part of USF. A multi-leveled midnight the curbs are lined bumper to bumper with parking structure would cost over $20,000 per stall and cars. East of Masonic the situation is better, but would take years to pay for itself. sometimes cars are vandalized. Between Golden Gate Some officials also claim that even if the money for a and Turk, available space is gobbled up by 7:45 a.m., stall were donated to the University, there would be and each street after fills up as more and more students nowhere to put it. She was especially vehement towards the University, arrive. which she feels has sold out the neighborhoods by not The traffic starts to thin out after 3 p.m., but picks As for mass transit, any student who has ridden the providing additional on-campus parking. up again when the evening students arrive. As far as Muni during rush hour will tell you it is a slow and "secret" places to park which nobody knows about cumbersome way to get anywhere. It often means "USF has been very remiss about this," she said. "It well, there aren't any. Ihe whole USF area is transferring several times and long bus rides crammed has a moral obligation to keep our neighborhoods free saturated. between passengers. Even if he is on a direct, speedy from its students' cars. The college has never told its Some students double park and sit in their cars route, the student will often opt to drive because a car students not to park on our streets. along Parker waiting for a classmate to get out of class offers more freedom,both physical and psychological, "This would be a very beautiful neighborhood than a bus. except for the cars. The students dump their ashtrays for the day and vacate a spot. The prevailing and their lunch all over the street. People are paying a situation is, if you leave an empty space, it will be filled The commuting student sees only one solution — to lot in property taxes, and when new people move in before you can drive 50 feet. drive. And to park his car on residential streets. and see how bad the situation is, they're going to put up Who ends up the losers? Not the University, whose a fight." Photos bv Ted Brook er

by David Harpster horrible." The sun is just rising out ofthe Klee Carter, a grad student, bay and already USF students The Trials of Commuting lives in the Lakeview district and are on their way to school. takes the bus. 40 minutes and At 7 a.m. the perimeter streets photos by Ted Brooker two transfers brings her to of the campus are filled with the campus. cars of resident students. Rodriguez eases his dark blue Sharbokh Hay, a freshman, Balboa bus. The law student Byrne Conley drives the hour A while later the first com­ Camaro between two driveways. lives four blocks away. The spends 40 minutes riding the and a quarter from Walnut engineering major walks to muters arrive. Sandy Sundford, He's been driving for an hour Muni from Pacific Heights. "I Creek every day. "I don't even school. "The parking is terrible," a junior bio major, pulls up to the from Corte Madera. His classes don't drive to school, even check for empty places. It's not he says, "especially when there's curb on Temescal Street. After start at nine. though I have a car. A Fast Pass worth the time. I just drive to the a basketball game." three tries she finally gets her car Fifteen minutes later, Claudia is more economical. other side of Lone Mountain and into proper position so the Pratt finishes her drive from Denise Mulligan leaves her Jeff Roberts, a transfer senior park." fenders aren't blocking the drive­ Daly City. "My classes start at home in Marin at 7 for her 8 a.m. from UCLA, drives his Toyota a Freshman Mary Ryan walks way. She leaves Brisbane early, 8," the sophomore says, "But class. She still has to park off half hour each day from the six blocks from her home on "just to get a space." even if they were later I'd still Anza Street. Burlingame. "1 usually park Baker and Fulton. "I don't have At the same time across the come early. It's a pain to take the A few blocks away, Lois pretty far away. Parking at any to worry about parking and street, government major Joe bus." Lalock has just stepped off the school is about the same I'm glad."

l,ois I .a lock —"A Fast Pass is Claudia Pratt — "It's a pain to Klee Carter — "Forty minutes Byrne Conley—"I don't even Jeff Roberts—"It's the same more economnical." take the bus." on the bus." look for close spaces." everywhere." Page 8 San Francisco Foghorn February 1 LIKE IT OR NO Down With Elvis Costello! He Scorns the Love of Fans— They Cheer at his Burning by Steve Spinali Community Theatre last Friday their set and completely won is any indication, he apparently over the audience with a Only a fool wouldn't admit disdains American audiences selection of songs primarily from that Elvis Costello is an inspired immensely; 1 don't think, in fact, his latest album, "Armed performer, lyricist, and that such an incongruous Forces". Truly remarkable composer which is probably mixture or musical skill and utter lighting design prevailed why his two local performances tactlessness has been achieved by throughout the performance, sold out so quickly. But if his a major rock performer locally in and one could only admire his performance at the Berkeley a long, long time. exceptional and spirited versions The Rubinoos, an exciting of songs like "Peace, Love, and local band whose latest album Understanding" and "Accidents will be released on Valentine's Will Happen": also first-rate were Day (watch out for it), opened the tight and well-orchestrated the evening with a swift set of arrangements which accompan­ 1950's- and I960's-tinged rock, ied the songs. played in a totally winning But after no more than 35 fashion. Smooth, Beatlesque minutes, Elvis Costello and the harmonies are the Rubinoos' Attractions left the stage. Most trademark, and they most of the audience was sure that he certainly use it to their was going to perform his Rubinoos advantage, as in their sterling encores, especially since the rendition of the Lennon- stage-lights were still on. McCartney classic. "Please, Are Local Please Me." Combine that with a totally commanding stage Rock Idols "How about it. Tommy?" Laurel Jo Rogalla asks Tommy presence and fine musicianship Dunbar of the Ruhinoos some rather startling questions. all around, and there's not much by laurel J<> Rogalla more you can ask for. (One "The music we play is just stage parents though Rubin and might also call attention to a Ihe Ruhinoos. currently on straight ahead pop music in the Dunbar still live at home. They splendid and captivating new lour as the second act with Elvis Beach Boys and Beatles vein," also do not have any God-like composition. "I Wanna Be Your Costello. are a local hard-semi- Rubin explains backstage after managers watching their every Boyfriend", which will appear on their upcoming album.) « ncw-wave-rock group whose the concert. "About 80 percent is move. What they do have claims Perhaps he would even perform name is known in England and is music we have written, with one Rubin, is a great deal of say on After a short intermission, another set, since material from gathering high popularity in the or two cover songs." what they do. wear, and present Elvis Costello and his backup his first album ("Alison". hay area. Ihe Rubinoos foursome of on stage. band, the Attractions, began "Watching the Detectives", etc.) Backstage for an interview at Rubin. Dunbar. RoyseAderand And as usual, the Rubinoos Ihe Old Waldorf last week the Donn Spindt have flip, funny rise to notoriety and authority Ruhinoos act like four cra/y personalities reminiscent of the even as twenty year olds, was not don't despair because you can twenty year olds. early Beatles and Beach Boys, sudden. It took years. Whirling still get on your tiny little feet and On stage they are sophisticat­ They joke around and talk "It started when we wanted to hobble down to the record store ed-zany. .Ion Ruhin. 22 and lead between each other in a close have a dance at school and we and acquire a copy of the album: singer, could he the boy next circle of chairs. The other bands didn't have a band, so Tom and I Vinyl "Give 'Em Enough Rope" And if door until he gets on stage with backstage keep a distance. decided to start one," Rubin you do this you will actually be the cool of an all-american teen Rubin explains, "lorn says. "A lot of people liked what Review saving a whole lot of money that idol. Tommy Dunbar. 22 and Dunbar and I have been close they heard so we stayed together you would have spent buying lead guitar, is quick to say his friends since we were thirteen." and formed what we now are." THE CLASH. GIVE'EM other records in a vain search older brother is also a guitarist then, "when you are in a group "We were terrible," adds ENOUGH ROPE. for... THE TRUTH... THE for another rock group. and working all the time, it is Dunbar. "We started playing in EPIC RECORDS. JE 35543 WHOLE TRUTH... AND Earthquake. Dunbar with his very hard to have any solid clubs when we were fourteen, by Rick Leaf NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH. reddish hair and freckles looks outside relationships... besides The owners wouldn't let us in the The thing that separates Great like the typical little brother. On your girlfriend. Ihe guys in the clubs between sets. We played bands from Good/Bad/Medio­ stage he moves like Chuck Berry. band arc like family." he with Earthquake a lot but they cre bands is HEART, and as well Elvis, and Jimmy Hendrix, plus concludes. wouldn't let us watch because we known as those that fall into the a patented style all his own. Ihe Rubinoos do not have were too young." category of Good/Bad/Medio­ In order to work seriously on cre. Such bands or artists are The their music and performance, all Stones, Dylan and Springsteen the Rubinoos dropped out of and that just about ties it up. school. Music and practice time Bands like Fleetwood Mac. is spent in the Bekeley recording Boston, Yes, The Bee Gees, studios that Rubin and Dunbar Journey, Kiss, Genesis and describe as "corrigated metal and E. L.O. continue to flourish while I'm not going to give you a very uncomfortable." such artists as Patti Smith. Tom rundown of the band's history Bescrkley also provides their Waits, countless Reggae bands because they are a NOW band. roadies and for the Elvis Costello and the Clash languish in Suffice it to say that they are a tour, the Rubinoos will be riding obscurity. 1 don't know what it is Punk band, and that any of you in a Winnebego. "With The about this society that makes it who don't squirm or giggle at the Partridge Family written on the lap up this fodder like pigs while mention of that word probably side to throw people off," consciously shunning the have the facilities to understand Dunbar jokes. honesty shown by true artists. and fully enjoy this album. With the Elvis tour the band Ihe case in point at ths While writing this article 1 has a chance to show their music moment is The Clash, who, have come to the conclusion that to the rest of the country. This unknown to most of you raving most poeple don't want the truth tour along with the concerts in for the past few weeks have just at all; all they want are lies to England could easily make the released a new album and played help them establish their Rubinoos major stars. two concerts here in San fantasies. Well listen, however "Right now we are just second Francisco. If you missed the hard the truth is at first, it is strata," states Dunbar, "but Concerts Bad Luck, you missed always beneficial in the end. I soon... I'll leave that to the two mind-altering experiences. If mean what is the point of living —jon rubin of the Rubinoos imagination." •4 ou haven't got the album yet. in a state of complete ignorance? i, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 9 r.^WWAVE/s HERE Pn/iA: Society Turns Out for Gala A merican Premiere of The Clash Pearl Harbor and the Especially damaging to the set by Steven Spinali Explosions opened the concert was ten minutes of "talking with a rousing though ordinary guitars" which seemed to last There were punks everywhere. set of basic rock and roll tinged forever early in their Male punks with their leather with avant-garde I new wave performance. Alter that, much jackets. Sid Vicious haircuts, and influence. As a local favorite, of the audience retired to the chains; punkettes made the scene they managed to gather a lobby in boredom. with their bleached blonde hair considerableamount of audience After Bo Diddley's rather and tinkerboy slippers. Jean enthusiasm despite the fact uncnjoyable set. The Clash came Caffeine, the editor of "New that most of their material was on stage, and hundreds of punks Deseases Magazine", was there, undistinctive and their musical and punkettes were perfectly. and you could pretty much bet talents adequate but by no means content to pogo blissfully in that everybody else who really exceptional: Pearl, for example, front of the stage, in the aisles, mattered in the punk scene had as lead vocalist seems to lack a and on the seats and for good attended, too. After all. this was concrete sense of phrasing to give reason. Regardless of what you the American premiere of The their repertoire an extra punch. feel about punks themselves. Ihe Clash. All in all. though, their music- Clash presented some quite Since the Sex Pistols played at making was simply good, at least extraordinary music, indeed. Winterland and broke up a year in comparison to the rather Especially, appealing were ago, a number of British bands pathetic effort by Bo Diddley. devastating versions of their have been vying for the position Apparently. The Clash, in "Tommy (.un" and "C omplete of the best punk band in order to combine the new wave Control", though their standout England; after two albums, the of rock with a I950's ambience, number. "Safe Kuropean winner seems to be The Clash — signed up Bo Diddley for the rest Home", was lost in a confusion —elvis costello a devastating mixture of heavy of their American tour. This of overamplilied guitars. In fact, hadn't been played yet in the and two encores. But Elvis metal rock and social could be a dreadful program­ if one could have .1 single concert. But twenty minutes evidently didn't think too much commentary whose appeal seems ming mistake; suffice to say that complaint about their concert, later, the curtains were closed, of his audience, so he left while to be broadening every day. Bo Diddley and his back-up it's that much of the melodic and an extremely angry and his fans were cheering until band performed roughly six force of their material was lost in dissatisfied audience left the they finally jeered and booed a performer who abuses his songs in one hour, usually muddy stage arrangements; theatre. him. audience as flagrantly as engaging in such inane musical However, their selections ol Now, I'll admit that punk, new At the end of last Friday's Costello did last Friday will and gimmicks on-stage that any sense material, chosen from their two wave music is minimalist, but concert, a fan went outside and very much deserves to lose his of excitement that their music outstanding albums, was there's absolutely no excuse for burned one of the Elvis Costello following; I know I speak for might have created was lost. impeccable. Elvis Costello's travesty. Even posters which were on sale, quite a few when I say that he's the Ramones (the ultimate punk apparently in effigy. The crowd not going to get a penny more minimalists), who performed in who had gathered around from Winterland late last year, gave cheered enthusiastically at the their fans well over twenty songs gesture. It just goes to prove that

If that is bliss then you can take them, instead of giving your ignorance and your bliss pretentious long-term forecasts and shove it right up your &!S. and solutions. In this.way they What the Clash are doing is are facing up to reality and not relating Reality as they see it, giving their audience the bland, which after all, is what all artists instantly forgetable dirges that do, whether it be Socrates all they seem so ready to accept. those years ago, Rousseau and I find it hard to believe, even all his intellectual buddies ofthe though it is obvious, that time or the more current crop, intelligent people can accept the Hemmingway, Dylan, Joyce, Mass-Prod need rubbish that is Jagger, Pinter and others too shovelled in front of them by countless to mention. greedy Media Men, when the The trouble is, that with the talent and honesty of bands like advent of the Disposable/Con­ the Clash can go unnoticed so sumer Age nobody seems to be easily by so many. What is it with prepared to take the necessary you guys, frightened of... THE time "and effort to understand TRUTH... or something? what's going on, and what is This review is not going to slip going wrong. They want answers into a conventional track by now, and when they don't get it track critique of what's good or they go moaning through life bad about the album, because, blaming everybody else, except quite frankly it is all simply themselves. Look, nobody could excellent, alarmingly good do the things currently being material, superbly played, and demanded of Pres. Carter. It's excellently produced. There is not that I'm apologizing for any real clarity, which allows the of the politicians they shouldn't discerning listener to hear the tell such enormous lies to attain lyrics and enjoy some excellent their positions. But it is also music. If this isn't the best album people like us — Oh cut the &!$ of 1979, then somebody is going — It is us making insane to have to produce something demands that lead to our else that is going to make people ultimate dissatisfaction. give up their currently drab lives. All this fully explains why you It's more demanding, but also should throw away your more ultimately fulfilling, television set, and buy this because the Clash are half way album. T.V. is JUNK and this there already. Album Is REALITY. The Clash This disc stands out liks Mt. are attempting, more successful­ Everest, on the Great Plains of ly than anyone else, to come to the rest of the Recording terms with the j>roblesm facing Industry. Page 10 San Francisco Foghorn February 16, 1979 and even a new Bar Wars author, birthday. Even though I don't ytwo cents are all changing the face of our have any money to buy her a gift, proud little rag. In keeping with at least I'll wish her a Happy this spirit of progress. I am Birthday in front of all these Bod:o n pleased to announce far- people she's never met, since she reaching changes in the lives in Boston. Oh well... Happy Giir l entertainment section, which I Birthday, anyway and Happy call the "Four Modernizations!' Valentine's Day, too. | urn? I \xyent4 I) Beginning soon, the Marquee 1 suppose 1 should mention at will be expanded into a complete least one upcoming entertain­ BAR entertainment calendar that can ment item in this column before hv George Epsilanty^ be kept for reference. 2) I finish. The main event this Reading Herb Caen this Increased concert coverage will weekend must be the Grateful morning. I decided to write a keep you informed of who's Dead concert tomorrow night at WARS column for the Foghorn. It's as playing where, and how they Oakland Coliseum. It's a benefit simple as that. It would be as were. 3) 1 plan expanded for the California Campaign for long as 1 wanted, and since I'm coverage of dance, theatre, Economic Democracies Task the editor, I could be sure it got in opera, and poetry, including tips Force on Environmental Cancer every week. For the most part, it on how to check out these events (or CCEDTFEC). Tickets were will be about things to do around on a student's budget. 4) More still available, as of Wednesday this city, but at 3:30 in the pictures will enable me to take morning, at all Bass and morning, anything is fair game. advantage of the ancient Chinese Coliseum ticket outlets for $7.50. Starting my second semester formula for editors without copy Call TELETIX for the latest The observant among you may have noticed that the by-line now, I'm finally getting some (IP equals I0O0W). information. of Reed Barton is no longer affixed to this column. New year, idea what an entertainment Deserving of mention is the Word is out that Campus new author. editor is supposed todo. There's Welcome Back Victory Disco Ministry is plotting to have the As a single female. I prefer to frequent bars in which the male some editing, arranging the given by KUSF-AM and 3- Foghorn evicted from its present patron's line of sight is not limited to my chest. I also articles on the page, getting Phelan last Friday. By most locations, where it has been for categorically hate and despise these so-called singles and fern pictures, correcting grammar, reports it was a smashing success over 20 years. We, at the bars. (Fern bars, for the unenlightened among you. are and sorting mail. But mostly it's and many people got smashed. Foghorn, frown on this idea, and insidious places which used to be limited to the five blocks urging people to write. You'd be More discos are scheduled; intend to resist their efforts. surrounding Perry's and Henry Africa's. They've been cloned astonished to see how much check these pages for Read Matthew's editorial for and now. no neighborhood in the city is safe from the oak and writing it takes to fill these pages, announcements. more on this. even with lots of pictures. The stained glass and the plants which identify these bars.) Undoubtedly, the event of the Watch out for the Police, excellent people who write these I thought I'd start with a rundown of my favorite North week was my sister Sandra's Sunday March 4. Beach bars. North Beach being one of my favorite parts of articles have classes, moods, and town. love lives just "like you, dear reader, (well, probably Mario's (The Bohemian Cigar Store), located at the corner of somewhat racier) Yet. they find Columbus and Union Streets, is a favorite spot. It's not a time to make this paper possible. complete bar serving only beer and wine, along with So. I just want to take this wonderful coffee but it has more than enough amenities to opportunity to express my make up for the lack of hard liquor. gratitude to them before my Yearbook Since Mario's isn't strictly a bar. those under 21 are admitted, fellow students, and to apologize and I've never seen anyone carded. Two pluses for Mario's are for my incessant frantic Paul. Mario's good-looking bartender son; and various implorations to write, write, on Sale delicious pastries which are available. write!!! I also want to take this Mooney's Irish Pub, on (.rant Street between Union and opportunity to invite all Until Filbert, is a large neighborhood bar which sometimes has live interested writers- come write!!! music (and therefore a cover charge). I prefer short pieces expressing I Mooney's has a free bar. and a great variety of beer is served, strong opinions, on any aspect of including New Albion, which is brewed in Sonoma. (At $1.75a the arts or entertainment. (In Feb. 23 for ONLY glass. New Albion is not cheap, but it tastes good.) particular, I'm looking for someone interested in doing $10.95 Spec's Twelve Adler is located on 12 Adler Alley, just off book reviews) Just drop by the Columbus. The drinks are average in size, average in price and Foghorn Office. I'm usually After Feb. 23 Price is average in content. However. Spec's atmosphere is second to there around noon or so, but if $12.00 none. The walls and ceiling are plastered with an eclectic I'm not, leave your name and collection of interesting signs, pictures and bric-a-brac. The number. Get Yours Today back stair leads to one of Broadway's topless bars. The sound The Foghorn in general is at the Bursars or our Own level from extremely animated conversation at Spec's is well experiencing something of a YEARBOOK OFFICE above the threshhold of pain. revitalization. New editor, new type, new banner, new features. Phone 751-8133 The Tosca, on Columbus, and just across the alley from Office Hours Mon-Fri 11:00 - 4:00 Spec's, is a visual feast of funkiness. From the red-checkered linoleum tile to the polished brass coffee machines to the bartenders and waitresses, it's from another time. The Tosca is more formal than the other bars I have mentioned. If it is crowded, the bartender may insist on seating you. Any group so noisy that it competes with the opera on the- juke box will be frowned upon. The Tosca's tour de force is its cappuccino - made with Australia chocolate, not coffee. (The bartenders will give you the whole rundown.) They serve many other coffee and liquor drinks, all of which are delicious and surprisingly inexpensive. roundJpp:

Qantas introduces new Bear Minimum Fare a-a-a. And 25% of the fare is non- from San Francisco ^P refundable if you cancel to Sydney. within 45 days of departure. Fly Down Under in April, May Call us for details. Better yet, or June and return between July 1 and bear down on your Travel Agent. July 15 or anytime in September and the Free! Brochures about "in" and fare is down to just $641! nexpensive places to stay and ways to see And if you can return in October or Australia. Mail the coupon down under. November, the fare goes down to a low, low $515! a To: Qantas, P. O. Box 747B, CP I Yet you fly on our luxurious Addison, IL 60101 Boeing 747B's - the biggest jets on the Name. ! run. I Address. As you'd expect, there are a iiiiMinimum; i-ifs not fiiiiiiv / State & Zip 4 Two other very good bars in this area are Vesuvio's and the few requirements: Seat availability QaiiasT p Albatross, both on Columbus. More on these later as I work my and travel dates are limited. Prices vary / Travel Agent _ according to season. You must make 0 way down Columbus, toward the Financial District. reservations and purchase tickets 45 days in advance. The Australian Airline. February 16, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 11 King Tut Is Coming to S.F.

by Jim Maloney knew he had made the archeological find of the century. ITie I reastires ol I utankham- Ihe exhibit came to the United un will have its Sun Francisco States in November 1976. debut at the De Young Museum opening in Washington D.C and on June I. It is almost the end of proceeding to Chicago. New the Unified States tour for these Orleans, los Angeles. Seattle rem.trkable treasures, which and New York. Mel ore it illustrate the beauty and mystery returned to the Cairo Museum in of Ancient Eg} pt. Egypt, Cyril Magnin of In I334 B.C., the nine-year-old department store tame managed bo\ king I'u tank ha mun to obtain a two-month show at ascended the throne of Egypt the De Young Museum starting during the period of sun worship in June. (Amarna period) among the The show is well arranged, alabaster chalice with inscription reading, "May Egyptians. with photomurals and accompa­ you spend millions of years, you who love Thebes, sitting with Ihe Amarna period was ny ing descriptions. The treasures your face to the north wind, your two eyes beholding happi­ brought on by his predecessor are displayed in the order of ness." Akhenatenand his wile Nefertiti, discovery from the tomb. 'i^PIlIlllP^illllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^ who worshipped the life-giving The pieces are restrained, sun disk, after which led to the intelligent selections and one is development of new artistic overwhelmed by the beauty and values in Egypt. craftsmanship of the exhibit. It was during the reign of After the preliminary ceremonial lutankhamun that the Amarna cups, child throne and amulets period was overthrown, but the comes the main body of the exquisite beauty and skill of exhibit with some exceptionally Capezio Dance-Theatre Shops of San Francisco 126 Post St., 2nd door, San Francisco, Ca. 94108 modeling and detail was at a notable pieces pinnacle of expression during I utankhamun's gold fly whisk I utankhamun's reign. is intricately detailed as are the FINAL Ihe artifacts remained ceremonial daggers he carried to untouched for over 3000 sears in his afterlife. Ihe boat models are the Valley of Kings until Howard quite interesting as well as the CLEARANCE tarter, a British archeologist. ebony [and ivory game of began his search for King I ut in "selket." 1914. Ihe highlights oil utankham­ DRASTIC It was only alter a world war. un's treasures are the intricate gold four years of frustration and mummiform coffin, the serenely REDUCTIONS 200.000 pounds trom his sponsor mysterious and earthly funeral Lord Carnarvan thai Carter mask of gold and lapusla/uli. finally discovered the entrance in Despite the rampant up to 50%Q off November 1922. Upon opening commercialization of "tut- on selected dancewear: the sealed tomb. Carter saw mama" and kitschy reproduc­ Capezio "strange animals, statues and tions^ this exhibit stands as gold mumiform coffin for viscera Danskin gold... everywhere the glint of confident testimony to the idea IHIUliUiilJlllllIli Flexatard gold." of permanence. It took him ten years to clear (The tickets are all gone, but doubt. Be prepared to pay S10- I the tomb, but by the end Carter scalpers will be selling them, no $15. It's worth it.)

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JJJBBBiMfi at*»»i-xx»-*» * 1 UC 402 How Ploying At fl Theatre Hear Mou IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII Page 12 San Francisco Foghorn February 16, 1979 Women Defeat Pacific, Stanford Frustrated again by San Jose by Lisa Maurino Pouring in an unbelievable 13 regined their poise and went on Ihe USF Women's Basketball assists, freshman guard Kim to score 8 consecutive points to team remains in a strong third Bachman proved her importance surpass the Cards and secure the place in Nor-Cal league action, as a court playmaker. lacking a \i tory. as they face Fresno State playmaker last season, the Dons Scoring for the Dons was tomorrow night in Memorial have obviously filled the void to again, led by Bachman and Gym. oversome such a deficit with Rowbatham who contributed 20 liist week the Dons were both Bachman and Gloria and 13 points, respectively. The matched up against UOP, Smith. Smith added 12 points front line for the Dons proved to Stanford, and San Jose State and 7 rebounds in the UOP be as strong as ever as Mary Hile losing only to San Jose. Coming match. pulled down 18 rebounds. A 44 from the other two wins, the Ihe Dons went on to beat percent team shooting average Women Dons stand a good Stanford a lew nights later at for the game marks a substantial chance of beating the already USF by a score of 67-57. This increase in the team shooting beaten Fresno squad. was a big win for the Dons as it percentage since the earlier The half time score of the USF secured at least a third place games this season. vs. UOP game was a close 27 position in Nor-Cal league Fran Emglese, a guard, is (USF) to 25 (UOP). The Dons action. This was also the second still out of action for the Dons concentrated a strong second USF victory over Stanford this due to injury. The slack left over half team effort to go on to beat season. from the absense of Englese has the Tigers 81-56. Sparked by At the half, the Dons were in been taken up by the three strong sophomore guard Kim control with a score of 35-29. guards -Smith. Bachman and Rowbatham's 20 points and 50 Midway through the second half, Rowbatham. Slowing down percent shooting average, the the Cardinals gained momentum their normally fast-paced style of Dons outplayed the Tigers in all and came within 2 points of the play, the Dons were unsuccessful With high scoring games such as 20 points against Pacific. Kim aspects of the game after Dons. With only about 2 minutes in overcoming the league leading Ro what ham has become an important factor in the Dons halftime. remaining in the game, the Dons San Jose State Squad. The score attack. (Photo by Mike McGuigan) 41-50. wasnot at all indicative of the majority of the game, as the rebounds. Tight defense on the liquidate. Dons stayed within four points part of the Dons squad made it The Dons arc optimistic about of the Lady Spartans until the almost impossible for the San the Fresno game tomorrow night final minutes. Jose team to play their own style despite their recent loss to San The score at the half was 21-28 of game which includes getting Jose. In terms of height and in favor of San Jose. Ihe first the ball into the center. individual player ability, the half was marked by a two point Scoring for the Dons was low- Dons are way ahead of the difference for the most part. The as is indicated in the final score. Fresno squad. score of 19-15 USPs favor Leading the Dons was Hile with The USF front line, led by 6'2" remained on the clock for nearly 16 points followed by Sue Cottier and Hile. is expe ted four minutes during this half. Rowbathan with 7 and Smith to dominate the Fresno squad. A Sparked by Hile's initial six with 6 points. The only way the repeated performance of the points, the Dons gained an early Dons stood a chance against the Don's last meeting with Fresno, lead. fast-paced San Jose squad was a win, is again expected. The Dons held Elinor Banks, the slow the game down, and Game time for the Dons 7:30 the powerful 6'3" San Jose slow it down thev did as the San in Memorial Gym. Admission is center, to onlv 2 points and 11 Jose fast-break was not able to free. ¥ * * ¥ ¥ * ¥ ¥ ¥ * §fflg£ ¥ ¥ ¥ * ¥ ¥ ¥ * ¥ ¥ ¥ * ¥ ¥ ¥ * ¥ ¥ ¥ * ¥ ¥ ¥ * ¥ ¥ ¥ * ATHLETE OF THE WEEK ¥ ¥ ¥ * Mary Hile wrestles with a Stanford playerforalooseballinthe * ¥ ¥ Dons 67-57 victory over the Cardinals. (Photo by Mike ¥ * ¥ ¥ Mc(iuigan) ¥ WALT BUGLER ¥ ¥ ¥ * ¥ ¥ * ¥ Women's Basketball Coach ¥ ¥ ¥ * ¥ bv Dennis Strazulo Tennis Club. The matches will be­ ¥ * ¥ held at the California Club * ¥ ¥ Today at 2:30 p.m. the 1979 starting at 1:30 p.m. Then, on ¥ * ¥ ¥ Baseball Dons will play league Wednesday and continuing ¥ * ¥ ¥ leading Fresno St. in a crucial through Saturday, the Tennis ¥ ¥ Northern California Baseball Dons will participate in the t * ¥ Association game. Tomorrow Northern California Intercol- ¥ * ¥ the same two teams will play a legiate Tennis Championships, * ¥ ¥ double-header on Ulrich Field at These matches will run ¥ * ¥ ¥ noon. Victories for the Diamond continuously every day for the ¥ * ¥ ¥ Dons could give them first place full four days, ¥ ¥ in the NCBA, a position they Tomorrow in Concord at ¥ * ¥ have not enjoyed for some time. 10:30 a.m. the women's Softball * ¥ ¥ Next Thursday the USF team will play a doubleheader ¥ * ¥ ¥ women's Tennis team will travel against the Diablo Valley ¥ ¥ to Sonoma to play Sonoma St. at College. On Thursday the team ¥ * ¥ 3:00 p.m. will travel to Pittsburg. ¥ ¥ Ihe USF Dons men's Tennis California to play against Los ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ team has a busy week ahead of Medanos College at 3:00 p.m. * ¥ ¥ them on the court. On Monday Tomorrow the women's ¥ * ¥ ¥ they will go cross town to play basketball team will play Fresno ¥ ¥ SF City College at 2:00 p.m. The St. at USF and will meet Santa ¥ * ¥ following day they will match Clara and Berkeley later in the -¥ ¥ ¥ their skills against the California week. ¥ ****************************** •8-&gxB-»®giac»a)-B*B-*i*»»B-B*ge-B-Biegi*eci(B®a»a*B»e(i February 16, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 13 USF Sweeps Weekend Series fouls in five minutes? get the ball inside to Cartwright line while Reno mustered 7of 13. After the fourth one, Carey because our aim was to get Reno The biggest edge San Francisco finally had sense enough to get in foul trouble. That's why our had on Reno was in the rebound High out of the game. His guards passed up some open column, where they held a 43-31 replacement, Steve Hunter, gave shots." advantage. USF had the height Reno a 17-11 lead with ten The ploy worked because advantage at every position and. minutes left in the first half. Nine Jones picked up his fourth foul in what is becoming a WCAC minutes went by before Reno fairly early in the second half, but tradition. Bill Cartwright took it was able to score again. San Edgar declined Coach Carey's to Edgar Jones. Francisco didn't exactly blow the invitation to join him on the The night before, the Dons game wide open, but they did bench. Soon both he and High took it to St Mary's 89-73 after open up a 23-17 lead, before fouled out and it was up to opening up a 50-22 lead at one Edgar Jones threw in a garbage Michael Gray to pull the game point in the first half. Bill shot from fourteen feet with only out for Reno. The Wolfpack Cartwright led the way with 29/ 1:14 left in the half. were down by one with 4:38 left points and 22 rebounds, while As soon as the Dons were able to play, but with their two best Bart Bowers and Wallace Bryant to open a four point lead. Coach players on the bench, they began added 14 apiece. iSjF point guard Eric Gillberg drives past Ken Jones in the Belluomini went to a four corner to fold. After a tough adjustment to Dons rout over St. Mary's. (Photo by Mike McGuigan) stall in order to get the Wolf­ Ahead by one. Belluomini college ball, Wallace Bryant is pack to come out of their zone by T.R. Sullivan screaming at the officials all went back to the stall and the beginning to assert himsef more defense. Reno put on a half­ and more. His biggest problem "It was a very tight and con­ night long. But Carey had no one game started being played at the hearted press and USF ran off all year has been the fact that he servative game. Big games are to blame for this loss but himself. free throw line where the Dons three minutes of the clock has not been playing his normnal usually that way. But 1 did expect He was totally outcoached by outscored Reno 11-1 in those last without taking a shot. center position except when Bill higher numbers." That was Belluomini. critical minutes. With the USF In the second half, Carey stub­ Cartwright gets into foul trouble. Coach Dan Belluomini's analysis Before the crowd had a chance guards watching Michael Gray bornly refused to come out of the It is a compliment to Wallace of USFs 56-45 victory over Nev­ to settle into their seats, Reno like a hawk, Reno went down in zone and Belluomini retaliated that Coach Belluomini has ada-Reno last Saturday night in star guard Johnny High had defeat 56-45. with the stall. "As long as they enough faith in him to put him at Memorial Gym. Nevada-Reno committed four fouls in the first Both teams shot miserably stayed in the zone it was to our forward, a position most seven coach Jim Carey was unavail­ five minutes. After the game. from the field; San Francisco advantage," said Coach footers are not used to. able for comment, probably High called the officials the 34.7, and the Wolfpack 35.2. But Belluomini. "We were trying to because he had lost his voice worst in the conference. But four the Dons shot 22 of 25 from-the NCAL Champion (undefeated) AAA City Singles Champion for at College of Marin in 1975, three straight years, S.F. City Jr. John has an exceptional serve Champion seven times, All- USF Tennis Preview along with a powerful forehand. National Doubles in 1978 with The only thing which might be Don's player Rodney Lee. Quite holding John back from impressive credentials! Among by Barry Carlson * slouch either, with opponens California by the Coaches' Poll. reaching his potential is the his attributes are a "killer Not since the 40's and 50's, such as San Jose State (ranked The following is a profile of the mental part of his game. instinct," great concentration, when the Don's were winning No. 15 nationally) and Cal top six players on the Don's However, John should overcome and excellent quickness. A good NCAA titles, has there been a Berkeley (ranked No. 7 roster. this slight hurdle and Coach all-around player. Mike should better tennis team. USF has nationally). The schedule is John Perrando is a Bay Area White has so much confidence in improve with each match the utilized heavy, five-hour-per- rounded out with USF playing product who makes his home in hm that John is co-captain of this Don's play. day, practices in preparation of Canada and Foothill Colleges Fairfax. He is one of two year's team. Pat Leffard is a J.C. transfer their most formidable schedule (two top rated Junior College veterans on the squad. Actually Rodney Lee is the other from Yauapi Junior College in to date. They will make their first teams). John is the oldest player, as this veteran on the team. A Junior Arizona. Carrying a No. 6 trip to Southern California, If the Don's expect to sur­ is his last year of eligibility. from San Francisco, Coach ranking in the Men's Open where they will face three vive. Coach Chuck White must Chuck White believes that John Chuck White thinks that Rodney Doubles, Pat played No. 1 at the potential top twenty teams. This solid performances from all his has the physical capabilities to could be one of the best players college. His attributes include contingent is led by Pepperdine players. However, he has few play the regular circuit, and his the Don's have ever had. His the best technical foundation of which possesses a No. 4 ranking. worries, since USF has been 16-3 record shows it. Ranked record of 25-2 certainly proves all the players on the team, along Bay Area opponents are no ranked 4th in Northern No. 7 in the 18 age bracket, plus this. Rodney's greatest asset lies with Rodney Lee, the best all- in his ability to serve and volley. around athlete of the team. His form is so highly thought of Possessing the all-around skills o Women's Softball Team Loses Opener to Chabot that he is used for photographs the natural tennis player, Pat can by the USF Athletic Depart­ either stay back and hit ground started their rally with a basehit displaying good control as she ment. A 4.0 pre-dental major, strokes or serve and then come in and a walk. Then both runners gave up only three walks. Rodney will be passing up his and put the volley away. This by T.R. Sullivan pulled off a double seal while Fortunately, they'll both have last year of eligibility to enter serve and volley ability allows Chamberlin was holding the ball a strong team behind them with Women's Intercollegiate Soft­ Dental school. To say that Pat to be one of the best doubles on the mound. USF protested Barb Goschke at first, Linda ball is back in action on the Rodney Lee will be missed is an players on the team. vigorously but the umpires Fisher at second. Donna Price at Hilltop. The dissention of last understatement. (He is the other allowed the play to stand and the short, Linda Kennerknect at Byron Depomeeceno is from year is gone and brighter days are co-captain of the team.) South San Francisco. He played ahead for Coach Mike Rice and winning run was now at third third, Kathy McCoy and Theresa base. McGuinnes behind the plate, James Heater is a Junior from one year at City College, where his team. Rice has molded his he was their No. I singles player The next batter was allowed to and an outfield of Penny Sexton. Blythe, Calif. As a transfer girls into a hustling team that while picking up the Most bunt her way on to set up a force Kathy Bartoli, Michelle student from Canada College, plays together. Like all USF Valuable Player award. As a play at the plate. USF moved the Hernandez, Gloria Smith and Jim played No. 3 singles and No. womens sports teams, they will junior, he was ranked high in infield in and a ground ball was Shelley Liebespeck. Utility 2 doubles. Canada was the best [compete in the Northern Cali­ both singles and doubles. hit to Donna Price at shortstop. players Kim Stieglitz, Clarice Junior College, so Jim brings a fornia Women's Athletic Possessing unlimited potential, Price made a good play and her Cuaresma, and Rhonda Elmore good reputation with him. Conference. From all early Byroncouldend up one of USFs throw to the plate was in time, provide the depth needed on any Among Jim's other tennis indications, this team will top players. Chuck White thinks but it hit the runner coming in athletic team. The women also accomplishents are the Northern |definitely be competitive in the that Byron has the "fastest racket Conference. and the run scored. use the designated hitter, and Calif, doubles title, and runner- against Chabot, Theresa up in singles; both of these titles on the team." He is another Barb Goschke led the Dons The Dons opened their season McGuinness was used and she from last year. This year he is player who will benefit from the offense against Chabot with two by traveling to Hayward to take rapped out one hit in three trips ranked in the top twenty in the long, tough schedule. hits including a key double on Chabot Junior College. USF to the plate. American (1977) Chinese There you have it. The 1978 during the Dons rally. USF had put three runs across in the National Singles Champion Don's tennis team. They're off to to play without Gloria Smith, a The coaching staff including bottom ofthe fifth and went into (men). Pacific Coast Singles a good start, winning their first fine all-around athlete who Rice and his assistant, Rodney the bottom of the seventh with a Champion in 1974, U.S. two matches by identical 9-0 normally plays centerfield. Roschan, stress however that 3-2 lead. With Marianna National Doubles Champion in scores. Each team gets one point Gloria is one of three girls on the this lineup can be changed to met Chamberlin pitching very well it 1972, and Men's R.U. Chinese for each separate match played team who also compete on the the needs of each game as all the looked as if the Dons would Northern Calif. Men's Open. with six singles matches and Women's Intercollegiate Basket­ girls are adept at more than one chalk up their first win. but Among his abilities as a tennis three doubles matches. Iheir ball team. The other two are position. Chabot slipped a run across and player are: great concentration, home matches will be played at shortstop Donna Price and Tomorrow the girls travel across the game moved into extra desire to work, tremendous Golden Gate Park, the two innings. Clarice Cuaresma. the bay to meet Diablo Valley Junior College in a double- ground strokes, and exceptional exceptions being at the However, after their fifth Marianna Chamberlin will header starting at 10:30. Their speed. Olympic Club. Anyone wishing a inning outburst, the Dons hold down the pitching duties home opener is next Saturday schedule should contact Chuck weren't able to generate any this year along with Shelley Mike Jee is a graduate from when they take on Skyline White in the intramural office. offense, and Chabot won in the Libespeck. In the first game, Lowell High School and a Junior College at 12:00. ninth on a disputed play. They Chamberlin did a superb job. freshman here at USF. He was page 14 San Francisco Foghorn February 16, 1979 Dons Open Three Game Fresno Series Today at 2:30

h\ Augustine Oropeza defensive team is the pitching. and Dennis Snazulo USF has a powerful crew that Foghorn Baseball Writers can throw with anv team in the If University of San Francisco's league, with perhaps the head baseball coach Dante exception ol Fresno State, whose Benedetti stayed awake nights Staff is no less than awesome for during the offseason wondering college ball. how he would motivate spirit Ihe Dons staff is led by and generate confidence in a southpaw Ken Bullock and baseball club coining oil a 10-50 righthander Ken Huffman. A season, you can be sure that his third starter will be fireballer nightmares have ended by now. Mob Marquez. [he 1979 version of the l SI When the going gets rough for Dons baseball leant, bursting the starters the call will go to the with enthusiasm and assurance, bullpen, where the success of powered themselves to lour Steve Eppenidio and Raj consecutive victories in their Reggie Brown Ballserra will probably opening seven games, and Ihe Dons's schedule, which determine those close games the showed signs of being a includes I? doubleheaders Diamond Dons expect to be contending team all season long. throughout the season, increases involved in this season. Ihe Dons are now 3-2-1 in the importance of the ball club's On the offensive side of the Northern California Baseball depth if thev plan to remain game Coach Bowman believes Association play, which is great competitive during the long that the team's hitting will for a team that has been picked season. In a recent three game eventually come around to top by some to finish last in the sweep of the San Jose State lorm. He was quick to point out Dons ace left-hander Ken Bullock will lead a strong LSI conference. Spartans. USF substitutes Rick that the leant has been swinging pitching staff that includes Ken Huffman and Bob Marquez. According to assistant coach Doran. Bill Murray and Monico the bat with steady improvement have enough firepower in their The dugout has turned into a Ken Bowman, the key to Corral all provided stability to and that it will get better if the lineup to consistently score 4 or 5 virtual cheering section making continued success throughout the infield to enable Don defense can take some of the runs a game. the team that much more the vear will rest on the ability of victories. pressure off the batsmen. Since the Don's do not play colorful to witness, the team to consistently play Providing strong back-up for Bowman claims that the Dons any pre-season games, thev "Wc are just going to keep smart defense. an already exceptionally potent already find themselves in the emphasizing fundamentals and "Coach Bendetti stresses to outfield are reserves lorn Reese midst of their league race, the improvement of our game our players daily that when vou and Mike Mooney. They will see- surprisingly in second place. The week by week. We are a young play solid defense you take away valuable playing time when they team for the Dons and the rest of team, so we have to make sure runs from the opposition." said relieve Kevin Smith. Ed Mitchell the league to beat is Fresno St. that we don't rest on our early Bowman. and co-captains Reggie Brown USF will get their first crack at season achievements," stated "When our hitting is off this and Tony Scoma. who often sees the Bulldogs during a three game Coach Bowman, becomes the only way for us to action as the team's designated series here this weekend. Other With the experience of the stay in the game." he added. hitter. teams figuring to field very captains and the dedication of Ihe Dons will be sending a Brown and Scoma are taking strong ballclubs are Bay Area Coach Benedetti, who has run capable crew to the field this their leadership roles quite rivals St. Mary's and Santa the baseball program on the season as they try to make seriously. Coach Bowman touts Clara, the defending champs. Hilltop for 15 years, it is likely defense the difference between the two senior stars as excellent If the Dons are to keep pace with that the 1979 Dons are headed winning and losing. captains responsible for the early these teams they are going to for one of the best seasons USF A steady and improving season enthusaism and hustle of have to maintain the present baseball has enjoyed. I he infield is led by hard hitting this young ball club. levels of desire and intensity dugout invites you to join them Head Coach Dante Benedetti Dennis laurel who will be The nucleus of anv fine which thev have shown thus far. in the excitement. scooping up the throws to first base. At the hot corner is junior A job is what you do with your day A career is what you do with your life What's your next step?

Attention May and August grad­ uates of 1979! You are invited to Dennis laurel participate in the Career Planning and Placement Center's on Campus third baseman Tony "Goose" Recruiting Program! Ragusa, a Sacred Heart High School graduate and home­ grown San Francisco product, Over 100 representatives from business (ioose is complimented by the 7 and industry, community agencies and young double-play combinatio graduate schools will visit USF this of shortstop Gregg Jewitt and spring to interview current graduates for a variety lead off batter Joe Potluny at of career positions. Opportunities exist for second base. This lineup proves students with liberal arts, science, business to be sturdy, however, as Coach and computer backgrounds. Bowman says, 'We are two or A sample of companies and agencies represented include three strong in each position. P-% United Way of America, Fireman's Fund, IBM Fach of them is able to step right Arthur Anderson, Macy's, Bank of America. Pacific in and do the job." Telephone and Sperry Univac. Sign-ups start February 12, and Ihe young assistant coach interviews begin February 20. You'must meet with a counselor says he likes the idea of bef you're eligible to sign-up! So contact the Career Planning & competition within the team to a cement Center. Campion C-7, IMMEDIATELY. certain extent. "It keeps the pressure on the starters so that everyone must Make the Career Planning & Placement Center's play to the best of his abilities," he said. " I his can only make for a better team." On Campus Recruiting your next step! February 16, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 15 "San Francisco's First University 99 It happens almost every day. already been incorporated in the Later this spring, USF will Someone looking for a opening portions of such USF distribute to local stations a conference winds up at USF publications as the catalog, map series of television public service while the program is actually at and guide, annual report and will spots emphasizing its identity San Francisco State University appear with the standard logo in and location using the "San or University of California, San a series of three institutional Francisco's First University" Francisco (Medical Center) or advertisements scheduled theme for continuity. Dozens of vice versa. Newspapers through April of this year. The sparkling color slides showing constantly confuse the three three ads appearing in the San aerial views of the USFand Lone institutions. Visitors taking taxis Francisco Chronicle, Examiner Mountain Campus will also be used in the campaign. As many have been known to have run up and Western Edition of the Wall as fifteen billboards in the San the meter in confusion over Street Journal have been Francisco area will be donated which of the three schools is their prepared in conjunction with the by Foster and Kleiserasa public real destination. Some great Keith Thomas and Co. service to help USF launch the achievements of USF have been advertising agency of San identity and public awareness reported in the press as Francisco, one ofthe young fast- theme. accomplishments of State or growing agencies in the City. Ihe first ad has a headline UCSF, etc. "Even though this amount of announcing USF as "San Citing the above. USF effort seems like a giant Francisco's First University"and Director of Public Affairs accomplishment". Brill expects its location, philosophy and Ronald Brill is coordinating a "no 'overnight' miracles will history. The second will feature campus-wide campaign using result." He emphasizes that the the identity of USF with the every means at his disposal to key to the program's success is community motto "Pro Urbe et continuity. "Every publication, sharpen the identity of USF in Universitate" (For City and the minds of the public while every announcement and every University) as it appears on the department and division of USF bringing to its attention some wall of University Center and by little known information about will have to help by coordinating generally identifying the their information and graphics the University, which next year contributions of alumni. with the program or it will lose will celebrate its 125th impact." He reports that after anniversary and later this spring Ihe third ad will emphasize briefing each of the University announce its largest fund-raising the life-long relationships the Ron Brill, from the Office of Public Affairs, helps give I SF its deans on the identity and public campaign in history. "The University has with its students awareness program he was identity and public awareness own identity. today, through continuing pleased with "The genuine program is a major task," says education, adults returning for eagerness to coordinate and Brill, "and presents some identity and public awareness documents and publications. degrees and working profession­ program involves extending the To help sharpen the als keeping up to date with new cooperate with the program to challenges to the University." give it maximum impact." The program is being launched coordinated graphics to University's identification, the technology and information. in phases. Some aspects, like letterhead, business cards and Trustee Community Affairs The three ads will each have a Another reason that Brill coordinating the graphics such staple items which are sent Committee headed by Mrs. maximum combined daily expects only a modest impact ("Integrated Design") on out to the public. As reported in Mortimer Fleishhacker last fall readership of one million people. from the initial phase of the publications like the catalogue, last weeks Foghorn, USF adopted a "key phrase" to be The ads will also be reprinted by program is that he is using "more academic brochures and President John J. Lo Schiavo, used during the year in the Public Affairs office and ingenuity than money" to get the concept rolling. If the University announcements were quitely S.J. recently directed that the promotional materials and made available free to USF were going to launch this begun last fall. University adopt one standard advertising. The phrase, "San departments on request for use in program as a major business. The next major step in the emblem to be used on official Francisco's First University" has recruiting and other promotion.

GOLDEN BRANDS Interested in is pleased to announce f he appointment of Working on the the Miller Representative for Foghorn? UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO See what it's all about at an informal gathering in the FOGHORN Office today at 4:00 p.m.

John Devenezi 668-8069

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Would you like to re-live your childhood dreams and spend your summer at The Associated Students of the college of Marin and Artists Community will be camp, gaining leadership and a variety of experience in the great outdoors'.' Two presenting "Saturday Review" on Saturday. February 17at 8:00 P.M.inOlney Hall camps will be interviewing students for summer positions. The San Francisco Bay at the College of Marin in Kentfield. Featured this evening will be a new group to (iirl Scout Council will be at USF on Wednesday. March 7. from 3:00 - 5:00 to Marin. "The River City Shuffle Band", bringing a variety of terrific music and discuss camp work with the (iirl Scouts. On March 26. representatives from antics. Kcnnolyn Camps in the Santa Cru/ Mountains will interview students for various Tickets are $2.00 for general admission. Ihev are available through BASS: for positions with the camp. University credit may be available for the Kcnnolynwork, future information, dial (415) T-E-L-E-T-I-X and a small salary is provided. Sign-ups and more detailed information are available at the Career Planning & Placement Center. CampionC-7.

KUSF (FM) was awarded the top prize jointly with KCBS for the "Best A party will be held in Medusa's from 9-1 Sunday night. It's a four kegger and a Documentary Radio Scries" recently by the Peninsula Press Club in competition "no-disco." promise. There are limited tickets available and they can be purchased with entries from San Francisco. San Mateo. Santa Clara and Santa Cru/counties. in 633 phelan for $2. I he award was for the 65-part radio series. "The Heart of The Matter." focusing on the problems and prevention of cardiovascular disease. The series was produced Arlene I urque/a and was underwritten by an award from the San Francisco Heart Association. I he series currently is broadcast weekday evenings from 6:30 to 6:45 Collectors of political items will meet in San Franciso on Sunday. February 18, p.m. Turquc/a. former program director at KUSF (FM). said a number of Bay to trade, sell, and buy political items. Sponsored by the American Political Items Area radio stations plan to broadcast the series. Collectors (APIC). the collectors will meet at Kendrick Hall. University of San

amam*aaWmaaaat Francisco. Shrader and Fulton, from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. According to local representative Jerry Fishkin. APIC is a national, nonprofit N.R.C.C. (Non-Residents Commuter Council) is having a party Friday. organization with over 3.000 members who collect and study American political February 16. in Medusa's featuring music, dancing, and refreshments. Non-resi­ items. Fishkin says the public is invited, and admission for members of the public is dents are encouraged to attend but all students are welcome. free.

Not everyone is the same, thank goodness. So That's up to you, of course. But when you show at Bank of America, we don't think our jobs should us you're ready to move, well give you the chance be either. to prove it. Fortunately, we're big enough (and progressive So consider Bank of America. WeVe got careers enough) to want college graduates with all kinds of you can really sink your teeth into. backgrounds. Business majors, yes. But also people To arrange for an interview: who are just interested in business. In Northern California, contact Cathy Bonnici, Just what opportunities are we talking about? P.O. Box 37000, San Francisco, CA 94137. Well, you can work with urban community In Southern California, contact Dennis Grindle, leaders. Or show young entrepeneurs how to set up 555 S. Flower Street, Los Angeks.CA 90071. a new business. Or advise California's fanners on their growing concerns. BANKOF AMERICAm' And what about opportunities for advancement? An Equal Opportunity Employer • «tt« Or *nr*K 1 MT4IA MCHItl roic WE MOLD OUR JOBS TO PEOPLE. NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND.