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Vista: October 08, 1974

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The work is based on the book Feast of Fools by Harvey Cox and on the gospel of Matthew with a few excerpts from Luke and John. The Feast of Fools was a day of the year when fools in a town took over and poked fun at the pom­ pous airs of the priests and magistrates of the town. Just as this tended to keep the humility and humanity in the hierarchy, so do the clowns around Jesus in "Godspell" remind the audience to keep simplicity and joy in their religion and lives. The New Testament concept of a God of love and understanding is con- sumated by presenting the bible as a joyous celebration. The religious musical "God­ around the world and is still Audiences will be treated to a spell", which has been described playing off-broadway since its variety of entertainment in­ as a symbol of the Christian New opening in 1972, besides being cluding sight gags, parodies, Testament, will open Tuesday, made into a movie since. The pantomimes, puns and musical October 8, at the Old Globe musical was conceived and numbers reminiscent of Sindy McKay, David Meyers and Brian Mitchell are featured in the Theatre in Balboa Park. originally directed by John- vaudeville routines. Among the cast of the international hit musical "Godspell" opening Tuesday, Oc­ The international hit has Michael Telbelak with music and fourteen songs in the show, tober 8 for a limited run through November 10 nightly at 8:00 pm at played in every major city new lyrics by Stephen Schwartz. the Old Globe Theatre in Balboa Park. (cont'd on p. 8) Speaker's Bureau projects fall schedule; needs student feedback The Speaker's Bureau has only students to help them sell enough Copeland (the foremost ,-musical peared in countless T.V. been in existence since April of tickets to fill the gym on per­ composer and director in the specials), Reverend Ralph mentioned above, write them on 1974. Originally, the Associated formance night. United States) on November 21, Abernathy (president of the a piece of paper, and drop it in the Student Body Secretary of Twenty-five percent and Rod Serling of "Night Southern Christian Leadership Speaker's Bureau box in the Communications handled Twenty-five percent of the Gallery" fame on December 6. Conference who took over Martin information booth in Serra Hall. speakers. Last semester it was profit will be given to par­ Second Semester Luther King's position upon his This would help the Bureau to decided that this should be a ticipating organizations. The For the second semester, the assassination), and Vic Perry obtain the speakers that apply to separate bureau in order to remaining seventy-five percent is speakers are equally exciting. (the world's greatest pickpocket the general student consensus. stimulate more interest and get divided between the Speaker's Possibilities are: Jean Dixon (the and international spy. He worked The Speaker's Bureau has been better, more qualified speakers. Bureau, the speaker, and func­ clairvoyant, who is famous for behind the lines during World very hard at work to get Hence, the new Speaker's tional costs. This is an excellent her amazing predictions about War II, posing as a blind man and stimulating speakers Bureau! opportunity for clubs to replenish the future), Dr. Sppock (the picking the pockets of high representative of student in­ The Bureau is headed by Chuck their treasuries, and other non­ pediatrician and psychologist, ranking German officials). terests. And I, for one, think they LiMandri. It consists of five other profit organizations to make also known for his political ef­ The Bureau staff would like to staff members who are: Tom money. have made a tremendous start. forts on behalf of the draft know which of these speakers So, let s give them our continued Vasile (the assistant director), Other upcoming speakers for dodgers), George Plimpton (the you, as students, would most like support for a very worthwhile Terri Ketchum, Andy Saper, the first semester are: Aaron amateur athlete who has ap­ to hear. The staff requested that effort. Anthony Anthenili, and Meg McDermott. These six people have been hard at work all summer long in an effort to solicit worthwhile speakers for this year. Main Objective The Bureau's main objective is to provide educational and en­ tertaining speakers for the student body, free of charge. In addition, these speakers bring publicity to the University of San Diego campus, and makes the surrounding community aware of what's happening on "the hill". At the moment, the Bureau is busy with upcoming speakers for the remainder of this semester. The first was Dr. Maxwell Maltz, who is a well-known plastic surgeon. He is best known for his works in Psycho-cybernetics. The next speaker is the famous John Novak. He will be speaking and demonstrating his talents on November 15 and 16. John Novak iS considered the greatest hyp­ notist in the country, as well as magician, escape artist, and pickpocket. Students will be admitted free at one per­ formance. The Bureau is opening up this particular program to Associated Student Body clubs and individual students to let them make money for their own benefits. Since tickets can and ,jwill be sold off campus, the Bureau needs the assistance of Left to right: Tom Vasile; Anthony Anthenili; Chuck LiMandri, director of Speakers Bureau; Tom Cosgrove; and John Novak. Page 2 VISTA October 8,1974 Editorial The right to vote - use it wisely

Whether it be in a State election or the student senate elections on campus which are slated for Oct. 18, it is very important to exercise one's voting privilege wisely. An intelligent or aware voter does not pick a name randomly from the list of names on the ballot, nor does he judge his opponents on the "lesser of the two evils" basis. He also does not see how some of his colleagues who happen to be conservative vote, and then vote the op­ posite way. Rather, he evaluates the facts available to him through the varying medias and judges for himself what he deems of worthwhile note about one candidate or another. By this method it is worth remembering: "You can't believe everything you read and or hear." This reminds us that one should have an open mind to all forms of communication which transmit information about the various candidates. Neither newspapers or the radio can give one a totally unbiased outlook or perspective on an upcoming race. Some newspapers take a stand on certain political matters which may be seen in the way they present the news. Each broadcaster chooses what he feels the public should know, so already our access to all the information is limited. We cannot be aware of everything that is happening in the world firsthand because we are not eyewitness to each event as it occurs. We further subjectively break down the information which is relayed to us by sorting out what we feel is important and remembering it, and discarding what we feel is irrelevant to our decision about a candidate. Unfortunately these personal "methods" used by voters to arrive at a conclusion about the candidate, are almost as bad as if they did not vote at all. Just because you have Italian ancestry and a name on the ^FREEDOM'S ballot "sounds Italian" does not mean that this is the right man to vote for. Many voters use in some way or another the "lesser of the two evils" approach in that they choose the candidate who they agree with the majority of the time. Therefore, no complaints should be heard from a person who did not act on one of the most powerful ways of expressing your opinion — the ^GUARANTEE right to vote. The vote is a powerful instrument and if used in the right way can be the start of many great changes and improvements. Comment: Elections should not be taken lightly on either the state or campus level. Each has their own purpose or we would not exist in the first place. Student senate is one of the channels by which change can be Esse est Aedeficere brought about at the University. It is not just those who vote in the senate who make the changes, but it is really the vote of all the students who choose the people to represent them. Be an intelligent Last Wednesday, Dr. Maxwell "positive thinking." To look in a It is also one of the building voter and make your vote known. Maltz, world famous plastic mirror and simply marvel at how blocks of psycho-cybernetics. surgeon and author of Psycho- good a person one is, to Maltz is There are not far-reaching Cybernetics spoke on that topic to simply not enough. One must go psychological implications to members of the USD community. out and prove to himself what that statement. At best, its His appearance was heralded by value he has. ramifications are more ethical The Right to be Heard mixed emotions amongst Unfortunately, and this came than psychological. It would students and faculty alike, and no as a gross disappointment, Dr. seem then, that psycho- doubt his lecture left part of his Maltz did not reveal any cybernetics is more of an ethical audience in a state of revolutionary psychological code than a psychological yard. If you picket, you'll There's a big flap these days enlightenment, others in a state developments, as was the im­ process. probably be interviewed and about "access to the media". of confusion. plication from his pre-lecture maybe even photographed. You There are those who insist you The term "psycho- publicity. Rather, the quin­ But let us not allow ourselves to can phone into a radio talk show, should have a governmentally cybernetics" is derived from two tessence of his lecture was little be lost in the mire of semantics. or ask to be interviewed on a guaranteed right to get your Greek words, "psyche," meaning more than an exhortation to As Shakespeare once wrote, "a television news or public affairs thoughts into print or on the air. spirit, and "kybernetes," adhere to the attitudes and values rose by any other name would program. You can ask your What most people don't realize meaning helmsman, thereby that philosophers and theologians smell as sweet." Whatever we pastor to tell your story in the is that access to the media is deriving the essence of his have been preaching for should choose to call it, the church bulletin, or your union to there, it is only up to the in­ philosophy, the ability to con­ thousands of years. philosophy expounded by psycho- make available space in the dividual to assert himself. There sciously "steer the mind" in a Admittedly, Dr. Maltz did not cybernetics is one no rational union newspaper. are many unrecognized ways to desired direction. While this at all claim credit for the ideas he man should ignore. To wallow in express yourself in the There are many ways to ex­ ability in itself is very desirable, presented. He himself stated that the depths of one's misfortunes is established media. If one press yourself, not the least of its psychological feasibility is he "Stole the idea from sheer folly. To look ahead and medium is filled at the moment, which is to start your own questionable. Socrates." But even Socrates was strive for success is essential in there is always another way: newspaper. Psycho-cybernetics relies not alone in his thoughts. Did achieving the ultimate goal, Begin by exploiting all the heavily on proper mental at­ Jesus Christ rob the idea from peace of mind. Men have heard many mail possibilities, in­ With the variety of media titudes and . positive action in him? and ignored these words for cluding letters to public officials, choices availabe, governmental conjunction with those attidues. "Love thy neighbor." This has thousands of years; maybe we or a "Letter to the Editor". You guides would only create con­ Dr. Maltz insists that the need for been a major tenet of Christianity needed a surgeon to make us can go to a public meeting, make fusion. It isn't necessary or such action is what differentiates since its inception, indeed since listen. a statement, and expect your feasible, or even desierable. psycho-cybernetics from mere the beginnings of civilized man. — James Liuzzi comments to be reported. You Ultimately it is up to the in­ can buy an ad or a billboard dividual to be inventive as well as space, design a bumper sticker, assertive in making himself Guest Column, - CM put up a sign in your front heard. Jack and Dick and Lou and Jim and Lee In case you haven't noticed (either you don't read personalities. Each is an outspoken advocate for the newspaper or you arrived in town today), the what he believes. This, plus their ideological dif­ San Diego County Board of Supervisors is em­ ferences, leads to dissension. broiled in a power struggle. For two years Super­ November's election is crucial. Jim Bear and Lee Taylor are both up for election . Bear is opposed by visors Jack Walsh and Dick Brown have been on the Councilman Jim Bates, and Taylor by Milton VISTA losing end of 3-2 decisions. The winning side has Fredman. In recent weeks the battle lines have consisted of Lou Conde, Jim Bear, and Lee Taylor. Editor-in-Chief Sally Berndt The struggle began 2 years ago when Lou Conde been openly drawn. Conde is doing his best for Bear Managing Editor Cary Stein defeated veteran politician Harry Scheidle, and and Taylor, while Walsh and Brown are throwing News Editor Paula Athan Dick Brown beat school board member Dr. Gene their support to Bates and Fredman. Feature Editor Jim Liuzzi French. At that time Conde and Bear were joined, Jim Bear, a former Democratic Assemblyman, Entertainment Editor Cassi Berwin and long-time politician is the most controversial more often than not, by Bill Craven. In June, 1973, Sports Editor Paul Mendes member of the Board. He is involved in several Craven won a special election for the Assembly. A Business Manager Kathy Parks lawsuits concerning his land holdings and conflict of lengthy fight ensued over who would replace Cartoonist Jim Romero interest charges stemming from his land dealings. Craven. Both sides proposed candidates unac­ Contributors .. .Cornelia Ashauer, David Clements, Audrey De­ For Bear, a long-time foe of Walsh, more is involved ceptable to the other. Finally, Governor Reagan nnis, Michele Hiegel, Joan Matt, Linda Maenpaa, Dave Oddo, threatened to appoint a Supervisor, and Walsh and than a power struggle. He is fighting for his political Leslie Smith, Stephanie Craig, Tom Ulovec. Brown relented, choosing the man they considered life. Advisor Dr. Dennis Clausen the lesser of several evils — Lee Taylor. Since then The Bear-Bates race is the hottest in the county. The VISTA is published weekly for the university community by Bear ran second to Bates in the primary. Bates, Walsh and Brown have been losing 3-2. the Associated Students of the University of San Diego. The however, is not the most popular candidate. A good VISTA is not the official news organ of this institution and none of The conflict centers on Walsh and Conde. Conde is deal of his support is based not on his own merits, the views expressed necessarily reflect the opinion of the As­ friendlier to the construction industry and but on Bear's unpopularity. sociated Students, the faculty or the administration. All signed development than Walsh, who has been San Diego's Walsh and Brown bear no real enmity for Taylor. editorials, letters to the editor and other guest opinions solely most outspoken opponent of developers. It is, They believe that basically he is a good man. His represent the view of the writer and not necessarily the VISTA. however, much more than ideology that separates problem, as they see it, is that Taylor is influenced Conde and Walsh. Both are dynamic, dominant more by Conde than Walsh. October 8,1974 VISTA Page 3

The Community Saint Francis Seminary - a way of life for 35 men

Gray apartments. The gray of evening prayer and mass in the apartments just off campus in the Apostolic Center. After dinner canyon behind USD: This is the there are prayer services, class outward appearance of Saint meetings, times for study, times Francis Seminary. But to the for personal prayer, or coun­ thirty-five men who live, study, seling sessions with one of the six work, and pray there. Saint priests on the Seminary Faculty. Francis is a way of life. Sometimes there are meetings of To be correct, it is not a the student body government seminary. That is, classes are not which works in conjunction with held at Saint Francis itself. the faculty. Rather, the seminarians pursue For the seminarian, being in their studies at USD much like seminary means standing back any other student. from or just plain giving up of Saint Francis Seminary is many things. It is a disciplined really a House of Spiritual life of prayer, reflection, and Formation. It is a place where study. The goal is to become fit men live in which they can and prepared ministers of prepare themselves spiritually Christ's saving love. and academically to be priests. This ministry of love starts This is accomplished through right here and now for the ELVIN BISHOP returns to San Diego for "An Evening of Good Ol' Outdoor Boogie," Friday night, October counseling, regular receiving of seminarian. He involves himself 11. the Sacraments, and especially in many kinds of ministry, from prayer. counseling to gardening to being Elvin Bishop is back ... Live And Saint Francis is a part of a a parish youth director to being a larger whole. The men who live baby-sitter. The seminarian is there aspire to the diocesan also a minister to his brothers in at San Diego State, Oct. 11 priesthood. As such they are, and the seminary community. Saint will be, obedient to the Bishop of Francis is a community of loving On Friday night, October 11, because all we're trying to do is Fireworks Display. San Diego. This differs from an brothers all trying to help each 1974, San Diego State University show people a good time, and it That's it — "An Evening Of ordered priest who is under vows other. In addition, the seminarian Open Air Theatre, (The Greek sho' helps if we can have one Good Ol' Outside Boogie" — like to a particular order, say, is a minister to the USD student Bowl) is going to "shake, rattle too." nothing else San Diego has ex­ Dominican or Franciscan. community, trying to do what he and roll," as California Festival The music they play is funky, perienced in a long, long time. To Moreover, Saint Francis is just can to help other students. Presentations presents "An energetic, hillbilly, rockabilly, be sure — WE ARE GOING TO one part of priestly formation. Even with all this, the Evening of Good 01' Outdoor alternately paced at a walk or a BOOGIE TILL THE COWS From there, the seminarians will seminarian is a person. He has all Boogie." The "boogie" will mark gallop by Elvin's slow-talking COME HOME. The gates open at spend three or four years at a the problems, misgivings, trials, the long awaited return of one of blues vocals and soaring guitar 5 p.m. with the boogie beginning Theological Seminary in the and hassles of a person who is the hottest acts ever to play there riffs. This clearly points out why, directly at 6 p.m. Don't miss United States or abroad. Also striving for an ideal, and often — THE ELVIN BISHOP BAND! today, Elvin Bishop is ranked as these outstanding concert at­ there is a Pre-Seminary Program falls short. But in the striving he The Elvin Bishop Band will be one of the greatest guitarists tractions — tickets are on sale which prepares high school finds out about himself, those featured in their last concert anywhere. But Elvin doesn't stop now. PRESALE: $4.50; DAY OF students for entering Saint around him, and most im­ performance of the year there at there! A showman, supreme, SHOW: $5.00. Tickets are on sale Francis Seminary. These three portantly, what it means to be a the Greek Bowl. Elvin Bishop is blessed with the at all Thearle Music Store parts — the Pre-Seminary Christian. In the long term, the Elvin Bishop first attained ability to get an audience up on Locations (9150 Clairemont Program, Saint Francis seminarian looks for a fuller national recognition in Chicago, their feet and keep them there Blvd., College Grove Shopping Seminary, and Theological appreciation of how he can as co-lead-guitarist with Mike through his entire set. Center, Escondido Village Mall, Seminary — make up the identify with Christ. In the short Bloomfield in the original PAUL Very special guest at the Oct. Grossmont Shopping Center, preparation for Holy Orders. term, he tries daily to become the BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND. llth boogie will be the FREDDIE Mission Valley and the Oceanside Now at Saint Francis man that Christ wants as a After the Butterfield era, Elvin KING BAND. Freddie King is one Plaza shopping Center). Seminary, the day starts at 7:30 minister in His Church. moved to San Francisco, formed of the most respected blues For ticket information and / or AM with morning prayer In those gray apartments there his own group, and recorded: guitarists in the world — he has concert information call 714-488- followed by classes at USD. In the is a legacy — a legacy of prayer, "Feel It," "The Elvin Bishop recently toured the nation with 4078. evening there is the celebration striving, and discovery. Band," ft "Crabshaw" for such groups as: GRAND FUNK, Fillmore Records. The albums C'REEDENCE CLEARWATER, gave the public the first real SANTANA, BECK, BOGART & chance to hear what Elvin Bishop APPICE and LEON RUSSELL. really could do, and soon hits like, Anyone who has ever seen the Where do we go from here? "Crazy Bout You Baby," & Freddie King Band knows that "Party Till the Cows Come Freddie has got one of the hottest Home," were being played boogie bands going today. across the nation.But several Special added attraction, Career Resource Center can help months ago, things really started "BOOTLEG" will be making services, and located in the clearing house for a vast amount to move big for the Elvin Bishop their first major San Diego So, what is USD doing to help us figure out what happens after Educational Development of resource material related to Band. Elvin signed with concert performance. Bootleg graduation? In the past there was Center. career opportunities and also to Capricorn Records (who record used to play at the old Funky a placement center as one of the The Career Resource Center graduate school requirements. the Allman Brothers, Marshall Quarters, or at packed houses at many functions of the Office of will provide the tools for students All this is available to interested Tucker Band, etc.) and the free- concerts in Balboa Park Development, along with such to use to determine their owh students. Allman's producer Johnny Bowl. The band formed in San things as fund raising and future. Says Brother Kane, Sandlin, directed the studio Diego, although the members Workshops and seminars are "I'm not a job finder, I want to sessions in Macon, Georgia for come from the Los Angeles area, alumni. Career advice was all but planned on such practical lost in the shuffle. In the fall of help people decide their own Elvin's first LP on Capricorn. Northern California & Arizona. subjects as "How to write a 1973 the Office of Student Affairs course." The album, "Let It Flow," is The group has a very wide resume," or "what can you do conducted an interest inventory As with the Job Placement currently a national smash, musical range. They get into with a foreign language major?" of freshmen which showed a high Center, the accent is on student featuring a new hit single, jazz, into country boogie, into degree of interest in USD involvement. To help him operate Brother Kane will give in­ "Travelin' Shoes." folk, into blues, into anything. dividual career counseling and providing meaningful help in the center, Brother Kane enlisted The album includes some tunes To celebrate the final big provide testing aids such as the career planning. How does USD the aid of the Business Club and that would be classified as blues, outdoor evening show of the year, Kuder and Strong interest propose to meet this need? the Accounting Club. These and some gospel touches, but the a spectacular lighting & visuals evaluation tests, towards helping This year, under the leadership students will do much of the leg most surprising — and delightful show will be created by ST. of Brother Tom Kane, initiator of work, such as contacting off students zero in on a career that — aspect of the LP is found on the ELMO'S FIRE, with a giant suits their individual interests. the very successful, student-run campus recruiters, organizing aw-shucks countryesque tunes at audio / sound system being in­ Job Placement Center, a new student interviews, and even All these resources are which Elvin is amazingly adept. stalled by San Francisco's Career Resource Center has been entertaining the recruiters at available free for any student to Besides Elvin's own band, the SOUND ON STAGE. And to top organized. The new center is a post interview luncheons with use if he is really concerned record features guest ap­ the entire "boogie" off, an ex­ completely different office, other interested students. about his future — and where he pearances by Betts; Toy Cald­ plosive FIREWORKS SHOW answering only to academic The new center also acts as a will go from here. well. the kamikaze thumb-picker will be produced by California of the Marshall Tucker Band; GOIN' THROUGH THEM CHANGES. By Salvatore Aglianc and Charlie Daniels, whose own group is kicking up dust nationally. Those who have (JEROME TO THE CLASS. YOO ARE IGNORANT ON THERE IJILL BE A FINAL followed Elvin's career will be YOUR RXJFI TEXTBOOKS THIS VITAL SUBJECT AND TWO MID-TERMS, A SPEECH, surprised at the handy way this 5 bunch takes on songs like Hank , Will COST YOU ?97. \ YX) SHOULD TRY SOMETHING WEEKLY PAPERS AND WILY Williams' "Hey Good Lookin". READ THE FIRSTTWO„ EMINENTLY RADKALTNINK QUIZES... The cowboy-hatted, sheriff-s- .FDR badged Elvin said, "Blues en­ TOMORROW: Y-S joyed quite a, bit of popularity a few years ago, but there are less MINUTES LATE and less people who are willing to JUNIOR.' TVE sit down and hear some guy play 12 bars for half an hour. Then, [DROPPED YOU/. too, this music is more in line i a with where my head is — we're playing stuff that has a wider variety of forms, and stuff that we like. That's important, |t- Page 4 VISTA October 8,1974 What is a Torero? ^ "c5/Jf£.IAL_" A— Darned if we know UJco. Oc-t.T 2 "It's a bird, it's a plane, it's and some cluck replies, "What is a- " a Torero?" "No it isn't, you dummy." Now you're right back where "Well then, what the hell is it?" you started from (remember, "How should I know?" you don't know what it is either). I | l I V' The preceding hypothetical If you really want to find out, dialogue is in substance very don't ask a freshman. They 're in similar to one you might hear worse shape than the rest of us. £ going on between two normal, In fact, most of the up- everyday USD students. Go perclassmen profess the same - r ahead, laugh. You know what a ignorance. I mean, you know it's n ^ Torero is, right? Baloney. not a bird, or a plane, and that it's n Nobody knows what a Torero is. not faster than a speeding bullet />> /? n n n o I'll lay you dollars to doughnuts and all that garbage (although that 80 percent of the people you some will tell you that it is). But n n CL 4' ask on campus will not be able to while we are all very adept at successfully answer the question, spewing out what a Torero is not, " What is a Torero?" why are there only a select few Try it sometime. When you're who can accurately describe walking out of DeSales heading what it is? for your Psychology class, just Don't look at me for the answer stop the first person you see and to that one. I had a hard enough ask him. Ask some of your time trying to find the answer to professors even. They won't "What is a Torero?" At any rate, Women's Auxiliary furthers USD growth know. It's uncanny. 1 think it's time we cleared up the In spite of the fact that nobody whole mess. Having consulted I am sure that there are those one thousand six hundred and out. Proceeds will go toward the knows what a Torero is, a good some of the Spanish-speaking of you who have never heard or sixty-five doolars were donated Scholarship fund. many people seem to think that types on campus and verified knew of the existence of the for the speakers at the stadium; President for the Auxiliary this it's a pretty dumb name. their answers with a dictionary, I Women's Auxiliary of the and in 1963, eight hundred dollars year is Mrs. James R. Davis, who "My last high school was the have come to the revelation that University of San Diego. were donated for the basketball has really worked hard and has Trojans," explains one student. a Torero is a bullfighter. Yes, It was originally formed as the scoreboard in the Gym. These devoted most of her time and "It's a very strong name. Why that's right, bullfighter. You Alcala Guild in 1957 supporting are a few of the major con­ effort to the school. can't we have one like that, too?" know, cool, suave and debonaire? the College for Men. The mem­ tributions made and several To date there are over three He should've gone to USC. Dif­ The next best thing to Humphrey bership then was limited to more could be mentioned. Bet­ hundred members who actively ferent title, such as Bobcats, Bogart? Yup, that's us! And if parents of students and to faculty ween the years 1969 to 1974 over participate in the Auxiliary and Lions, Vikings, Warriors, you don't think that's a strong members. Its founding president fifteen thousand dollars have those women should receive our Spartans, etc., were all quoted as name, go watch Casablanca. was Mrs. Daniel Kerr.It bran­ gone towards the scholarship appreciation and gratitude for all being "very strong names." "But A Torero is a bullfighter. ched out to the Women's fund. that they have done. If it were what about Torero?" you ask, Whoopee. Auxiliary and together they It has been a tradition since not for these ladies our Univer­ merged as part of the unification 1957 to hold a fashion show sity wouldn't be as grand as it is. They deserve our warmest program on the San Diego benefitting the college. It has and sincere thoughts for they are campus. been a major success throughout Transcendental Meditation Its main objectives are to the years, even when the really an asset to our community. further the growth of USD as a auxiliary was in its forming cultural part of the community, stages in 1957 there were over one to stimulate pride in the thousand women present at their discussed in lecture series first fashion show. This year The VISTA would like to University, and mainly to help What is Transcendental claim that this experience initiate a column called Faculty support it. "The Focus on Fashion" will be Meditation? What are its effects? develops greater mental clarity Forum where faculty members It is a volunteer organization, held at the Vacation Village How does it work? These will be and awareness. can voice their opinions and non-profit and non-political, and Convention Center. Its chairman the topics discussed during a However obscure this may contribute their ideas to the its membership is county-wide. is Mrs. Ross G. Tharp, who has series of two lectures to be given sound, there are some very VISTA. We would like to hear Among the members of the been active in the Auxiliary for here at USD. This Wednesday, practical aspects to Tran­ years. On October 10 over three from you, faculty. So how about October 9 at 12:30 p.m. and 7:30 Auxiliary are very prominent scendental Meditation, such as thousand invitations will be sent it? p.m. in Serra Hall room 310, two improved academic performance figures of our city. One very im­ teachers of Transcendental and faster reaction time. portant benefactor in the past has Meditation will talk about how Scientific studies have found that been the late James S. Copley, this technique affects the life of a deep state of physical rest and who was important in the growth of our school. As you all know he Marijuana reform an individual. The following relaxation is attained during the Wednesday at the same times practice (oxygen consumption is was the publisher owner of the and in the same room there will reduced by 16 per cent and breath San Diego Union-Tribune and his be a discussion of the mechanics rate is cut in half). Practitioners wife, Helen Copley, is on the is current issue of the technique. of Transcendental Meditation Board of Trustees here at the The reform of this country's charges in connection with the Transcendental Meditation is report that this experience im­ University. marijuana laws has been an issue use of marijuana. described as a "simple, mental proves their enjoyment of life The women of the Auxiliary of great concern in recent times technique which allows the because they are more relaxed devote their entire time and effort In the race for U.S. Senate, on both the national and state mental attention to be drawn to and at ease in any situation, and towards the school and have partisan views are even more levels. While John Lindsay, progressively finer levels of can get more accomplished with made many contributions to apparent. Incumbent Democrat thought until the finest level of less effort expended. which I know that most of the Mayor of New York has imposed Alan Cranston has stated that "in thought is transcended and a This lecture series will be students never realized. In 1961, the most strict sanctions on the view of my conviction that use of all narcotics, including pure field of intelligence and sponsored by the Students' In­ nine hundred twenty-eight criminal penalties for personal marijuana, (imprisonment up to energy is experienced." ternational Meditation Society, dollars were donated for a new marijuana use are unjust, I will Proponents of this technique and is open to the public. outdoor speaker system; in 1963, life for simple possession), the support legislation to implement Oregon State Legislature has the recommendations of the liberalized the penalty for National Commission on marijuana possession to a mere Marijuana and Drug Abuse that civil fine. private use and possession of Elton John arrives in San Diego The controversy is now marijuana be decriminalized — developing along party lines. including transportation and Republicans in general are in possession of small quantities Tonight at the Sports Arena, with the "Don't Shoot Me" record many pairs of glasses, all of favor of maintaining the present incident to private possession and Elton John will be performing in that had the tunes — "Daniel and which are tinted pink, giving him strict legislation (in some in­ use." Concert. If you haven't already Crocodile Rock "But this era of the nickname "ol Pink Eyes". stances even making the On the other hand, State purchased your tickets, forget it, music for E.J. and company was penalties more severe), while Accompanying Elton this Senator H.L Richardson (R- it's been sold out for weeks. soon closed out by their biggest Democrats for the most part evening will be the Kiki Dee Arcadia) is a strong opponent of Elton has commented on the selling album, Yellow «Brick support widespread Band. If you're an E.J. fan you such reform. Richardson feels tour he's presently on — which Road. Elton claims that the stuff liberalization of the laws, at least may want to pick up the Sept. that the penalties for use and includes performances at the to the level of a misdemeanor. on that album is an accumulation issue of Contemporary Music — possession of marijuana should Forum, and Oakland Coliseum: These attitudes are evident in of all the others. The most free at Tower Records. It con­ remain as felonies. "To make "I love playing huge the present campaigns for office popular songs of this cut are — tains a super article by Eric Van marijuana use an accepted, legal auditoriums! Some people say in the State of California. Houston "Funeral For A Friend," Lustbader. mode of conduct," Richardson the sound is bad, but for me that "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road," Flournoy, Republican candidate said, "may be tantamount to many people is such a buzz to for Governor, states "I have been and "Bennie and The Jets." The legalizing the mutation of our play! I mean on this tour people in contact with law enforcement very latest album is "Caribou". Owner needs race." are going to be surprised at how From this "Don't Let The Sun Go agencies regarding the different we are." Seems it will marijuana issue as well as with California alone accounts for be an interesting evening. Down On Me," became a instant alien card citizens of the state, (and) I have one-fifth of all the marijuana- hit single. The sound on this concluded that there is no need to Elton John credits lyrics writer Would anyone having in­ related felony arrests in the record may give you some insight change the present marijuana Bernie Taupin for allowing the formation concerning the country. Since 1970, over 300,000 group to keep turning out the hits. as to the new musical era E.J. is laws." Californians have been arrested entering. disappearance of the Alien Card In reviewing their history we can belonging to Renata Smith please Flournoy has openly attacked on such charges. Of these, 90 Secretary of State Brown's see that the path to stardom was Elton John (the person,) is in see that it is returned to her as percent have been for possession support of the liberalization of cleared by Madman Across The love with the past. He's par­ soon as possible. It may be of small amounts of marijuana marijuana laws. Brown has long Water. After giving the public a ticularly fond of the early fifties. delivered in person or mailed to for personal use. The State been in favor of reducing Senate Select Committee on the taste of that sound, Elton He frequently wears silk suits, Mrs. Smith at this University, penalties for possession of returned with Honky Chateau. singing of Briget Bardot, Marilyn room 322, Serra Hall. This card is Control of Marijuana estimated marijuana to a misdemeanor. This album gained its fame from Monroe, and other activities of very important because Mrs. that more than $100 million are Last year in California 88,000 singles — "Honky Cat and Rocket yesteryear. But the one true Smith cannot leave the country spent annually in the en­ people were arrested on felony Man." The flexible E.J. returned trademark of E.J. has to be his without it. forcement of the marijuana laws. Octobers, 1974 VISTA Page 5 MowIM Mouutg B&Ju...

What have you got when you bury your head back in the pil­ low at the sounding of the siren?

What have you got when you look at yourself in the mirror and see someone staring back with their shirt on backwards?

What have you got when you drag your body out of the car and into that 8:00 class?

The Monday morning blahs, not to mention Tuesday, Wed­ nesday, Thursday, or Friday!

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Admission free Page 6 VISTA October 8,1974 Phi Kappa Theta: A Fraternity of brotherhood

portunity for social growth and helped residents move in and also individual maturity. The picked up many at the airport. development of leadership Over the summer the Phi qualities, the opportunity for Kapps received the Most Im­ working together, an attitude of proved Chapter Award from the shared responsibility are National Headquarters for the 73- available to the member. The 74 academic year. This award central theme is the acceptance goes to the chapter who shows of each individual as a brother greatest advancement in the united in the ideals of the many aspects of fraternal life. Fraternity. This year's chapter executive But the ideals of PKT are not officers are William J. Uberti, the only aspects of the fraternity. President; Bill is a senior history Whether it's drinking beer student and recent member of together on a Friday afternoon or Who's Who among College helping the underprivileged Students; Donald A. Milne, Vice This year marks the 14th an­ children of Southeast San Diego President; Graham P. Milner, More the merrier was the scene Friday night at the Marietta boat niversary of Phi Kappa Theta enjoy Christmas, Phi Kappa Upper Class Representative; and dance on San Diego Bay. International Fraternity on the Theta is having fun. The football John Jakubczyk, treasurer. USD campus. Since Its inception games, the beach parties, the in 1960 the Fraternity has dances, all bring the Brothers fostered the concept of together for a good time. brotherhood among its members, The Phi Kapps publish a Catholic musicians to sponsor both undergraduate and alumni. student directory — the DIAL It is this spirit of brotherhood that every year. Dennis Blair, co­ Phi Kappa Theta considers the ordinator of this year's edition is main unifying force. planning on bringing it out this diocesan-wide folk festival The ideals of the Fraternity are semester during November. The National Conference of nia. The music-fest will run have not yet entered, are urged to far-reaching. They consist of the Other campus services include Catholic Musicians (NCCM) will throughout the day and will end call 1-523-7729 and register. There establishment of a community of the work many members did on be sponsoring the first diocesan- in a Mass, celebrated by Bishop is a twenty dollar entrance fee college men to provide the op­ freshman orientation. Brothers wide folk festival to be held Leo T. Maher. for groups of five members or October 19 at USD. The event is Following the Mass, there will more and a ten dollar fee for open to all parish folk groups, be an evening concert featuring soloists and ensembles (1 to 4 solo performers and ensembles top folk groups and the winners of members). (groups up to four). the days events. There will be Spectators are invited to drop cash prizes awarded to the top into the Camino theatre or the UOFSAN DIEGO It is all in friendly competition three groups and to the top soloist Rose Room anytime during the and designed to encourage the and ensemble performers as day to hear the competing IS FORTHE BIRDS best in religious musicians. The well. All groups participating in groups. There will be an ad­ groups will be judged by an the festival will receive a stereo mission charge to the evening impartial panel, and top groups cassette of their portion of the concert, however. Tickets will be (PSA Grinningbirds). will be eligible for a statewide event. $2.50 in advance and $3.00 at the folk festival to be held in the Since the festival date is door. The concert will be at spring. This festival is the first in drawing near, any groups or Camino theatre and begins at 8 a series of such events to be held soloists interested in par­ pm. Food will be available the throughout the state of Califor­ ticipating in the folk festival, who day of the festival.

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Once again the USD football picked up in a hurry. With 13:06 hand. He was told to sit the rest of team came within inches of remaining in the game, Poet this one out with a possible winning a football game. The punter Mike Raymond calmly fracture. punting game by both teams stood on his own 34 yd. line. He Crucial Final Plays played a significant part in the quickly began to perspire as the Then the Torero defense held contest. Final score Whittier 16, snap was low and Mike Carew the Poets forcing a punt. The kick USD 12. was past the line. Raymond's was strong and carried to the For the fourth time in five kick hit Carew in the chest, goal line, which for some games USD scored first. Robert sending the ball bouncing toward unknown reason Robert Clark Clark was set to punt on a fourth the Whittier goal line. Both tried to return, he only reached and nine, the ball on the Whittier players gave chase in vain as the the 3 yd. line. Whittier then held 48. Little did the Poets know that ball rolled out of the end zone for forcing a USD punt. The punt when Clark received the snap, he a safety, cutting the Poet lead to traveled a mere 18 yds. giving the would race around left end 10-9. Poets the ball at USD's 30. As the Tim Berenda No. 71, rprepares to put the crunch on Whittier dodging and faking his way 48 USD then received the ball final score indicates the Poets running back Lionel Punchard 22; USD's Mike Carew 63, moves in to yds. and a USD touchdown. The following the free kick. They drove for a touchdown scored by help. 48 yds. covered by Clark is the marched all the way to the four Dan Chijami, his second of the longest run of the season for USD. where the drive stalled and in evening, this time from the two, However Whittier came back in came Doug Rothrock who making the final 16-12. Coach Logan expresses the second quarter to score ten promptly booted home a 21 yd. USD did not die, taking the ball points, allowing the Poets to hold FG. giving USD the lead 12-10. at their 22, Mike Spooner drove a 16-7 halftime lead. The drive was costly however as the Toreros to the Whittier 32. Third Quarter Action John Butler reeled off ten yards The last play of the drive was a thanks for fan support After a quiet third period things on a run and was tackled on his little confusing as it stood 4th bvPaulMendesby Paul Mendes super,cnner to think football carcan be a down and two with a moving Soon after Saturday night's rallying point for the students clock reading 0:57. Spooner took football game with Whittier I really excites me." So for a hurried snap and threw in­ chatted with a very tired and everyone who's shown up for the complete to Robert Clark, giving hoarse Coach Logan. After an­ games this year,"thank you." Whittier the ball. What Toreros swering each of my questions he forgot was a remaining time out asked me one. Would you thank which it seems should have been the fans for the support tonight? used. One other strange thing Godspell He is thankful for the following happened that last drive. If you reason: For the second straight con'tfrom page 1 recall John Butler had injured his game at home a large and vocal hand earlier in the period, yet crowd of students cheered the Day", "Oh Bless the Lord, My was on the field during the final Toreros on. The exact count was Soul", "All for the Beast," "Light two miunutes. The obvious 3,000, 100 better than opening of the World," and "We Beseech question must be asked, why was night with Northridge. Thee." John Butler put back into the Coach Logan said, "This is the game? Guest Director Jack Tygett has first school I've ever coached at choreographed "The Boyfriend", where not only the players, but Upcoming Rivalry "I Do I Do", and "Threepenny This Friday the Toreros, now 1- the fans show a lot of pride and Opera" at the Globe and is 4 take on Cal State LA. The two enthusiasm, whichI think college presently head of the Musical schools have traded victories the football is all about.I applaud the Theatre Department at USIU last two seasons. USD took last support you people have given Quarterback Mike Spooner 11, turns to runningbacks Steve School of Performing and V'isuual years game 30-27. CSLA has a the team." He sees a day when Goodbody 20, and John Butler 10, during last Saturday's game Arts. He was choreographer for new coach, "Red" Williams, who there will be a super football the Starlight presentations from with Whittier. has program here. Not only on the made CSLA into a passing 1968 through 1972 and has fifteen team. Coach Logan although field but in the stands, he feels it years experience is show disappointed in the outcome of won't be long before USD will be The Part Time Job Placement business. Part Time Jobs Center is located in the in­ the game remains proud of the packing them in for football formation booth on the main floor way the team battled the op­ games. He mentioned, "What I The cast includes Terri of Serra Hall. position. It's plain to see the team like about college football is Alburgh, Larry Carpenter, Cindy Available at the is finally improving, it's too bad, seeing the kids in the stands McKay, David Meyers, Brian TOREROS 1974 so is the opposition. having a good time, it's just Mitchell, Susan Mosher, Pam Placement Center FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Mavarre, Lillian Palmer, OCTOBER Patrick B. Sammon and Michael Do you need some extra money Fri. 11 at Cal State Los Angeles, Staeter. Musical Director is to get you by? Have you tried the 1:00 Kerry Duse. A.S. Part Time Job Center? 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