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Mustang, August 26, 1971 A ro kk rm Here Sunday Jesse Fuller: One man band It doesn’t teem too difficult to It takes a little finagling with a toe, they strike a string. Now combine the sounds at a guitar, a the Instruments to make It that the baas fiddle la basically harmonica, a kazoo and a bass possible to play all four changed why not rename It? fiddle, does It? All It takes Is four simultaneously. How Is it done ? How about fotdella. That's what performers and the Instruments, Fuller named It. Well, first of all figure out what V right? Well, somebody forgot to tell to do with the harmonica and The song list that the 76 year- j w f ! Jesse Fuller that he needed three kazoo. Since both require wind old Fuller plays Is mainly blues, other people to perform with. they have to be rigged up In the In the style of the late Leadbelly, Fuller has become a skilled area of the mouth. Fuller a close friend of his. On* of muslcan with all four In­ managed to attach them to a wire Fuller’s more popular songs Is struments and plays them and hang It around his neck. his own composition "San equally well, at the same time. Francisco Bay Blues." Other The Southern-born folk singer Secondly, the bass fiddle and songs are Just everyday Ilf* one-man band ii performing the guitar obviously can’t be blues. "The Lon* Cat''— 7* year-old J* u a Fuller, matter of folk, this Sunday night at S In the played at the same time. So, Student blues lovers should |azz, tplrlfualtand bluet, will be her* Sunday for free concert, College Theater. The concert Is fiddle with the fiddle, take off the appreciate this concert If for no free to students but £100 for neck and put five keys near the other reason than that the price la general admission. bottom of It so that when hit with right. voiurmP a a a v t no# 9 iirnWT.TTTTT nawir¥«]i.TTTK«niimnn SIC:ice cream, rock and games by The proposal, aimed at helping the administrative officers of the groups seem to prefer their president, suggested that a Ortf Boyce foreign students, appeaUed for all California State Polytechnic favorite flavor to encouraging comprehensive Fall registration Staff Writer (or part) of the $10,000 now College;” . foreign student Interaction- survey, backed up by on* con­ allotted to complete construction Unfortunately, contracts have education. ducted In the Winter would be of The Pet* Evans ad­ of an loo cream parlor In the CU. recently boon negotiated to A roaring study break Is Unmeasurable help In guiding ministration, doing all It can to 1?)* plan cited Article II from the convert the onco proposed CU planned for Sunday, lept. 12 A ll priorities. The council avert a crisis in the Fall, Articles of Incorporation of the barber shop Into an Ice Cream probably In the stadium. Bands to concurred unanimously by proposed a Foreign Students Cal Poly Foundation which shop. This seemingly duplicates appear include Towns People, establishing a commutes to form Emergency Loan Fund reads: ths faculties now available at the Widowmakors, possibly Sarah • Fall quarter survey. Resolution, as the first act of ” 11)* purposes for which this mack bar, CU burger bar, and and two more. Sound equipment Those who discovered the business at the regular SIC corporation is formed are as vending machines scattered for th* dene e-concert will be new ping-pong facilities In the CU (Summer Interim Committee) follows: To promote and assist throughout the campus. The provided with compliments from as well as the 10 oent per hour meeting. Many Important Items the educational services of the matter was loft up In the air when Stereo West Proceeds from the charge will be happy to Mam that confronted the passive council, California State Polytechnic an uncompromising attitude of event go totally to the Foreign OC recommended lowering th* Including a plan for assassins College or such Institution as the CU official entered the Students Emergency Loan Fund. hourly fee to 21 oonts. Pool and student desires concerning AS shaU succeed to the properties discussion. Ths assessment of student bowling fees are already funds, pricing of College Union and functions of said College, and It seems that the College Union priorities, how It should be ac­ significantly lower than com­ game faculties, "Jungel dorms" to apply the funds aad properties Board of Governors allocates complished and ths Influence It parable off-campus facilities, for a possible slaty foreign coming late Its bands toward business rights In the faculties wUl bear on A il spending In the and are not affected by any SIC students and the benefit concert furthering the educational ser­ with ths Foundation providing future, was a topic for debate. of Sept. 12. vices carried *a or approved by the necessary funds. Both these Marianne Doshi, A il vice Chumash Hall:floor in upheaval much moisture and not enough by Cyatkla Lybarger this little ground swell might from the ocean, the wood on the Which means no surfing, friends. heat? The ventilating system in •Off Writer cause some excitement. otherwise flat dance floor What happens to this The floor, which covers about the building operates on the decided to swell Just like a real weekend's concert? Before The next music group to play In 6400 square feet, Is pregnant In principle of mixing cold and wave. In fact, you might say anyone panics, th* latest word Chumash Hill might future the middle-end all this since last warm air to maintain a constant there were low clouds Tuesday from Gerstan Is that a now heat ripplin' rhythm with a little help Sunday. Which goes to say, temperature. The building, morning as the humidity In pump came In yesterday and has from the dance floor Itself. nothing is on the level in the CU’s however, has been plagued with a Chumash Hall reached 76 per been Installed. With a little luck Maybe that upheaval on the floor 1400 capacity size room that Is heat pump that is a little less than cent. and th* blessing from the gods of of the room la not very high on the used by dancers, singers, dependable, according to Roy This state of affairs makes It th* ocean’s depths, the wood may Richter scale, but considering speakers, and miscellaneous Gerstan, Director of Business difficult—In fact practicallv shrink back to normal within 46 that no major earthquakes have groups. Affairs for ASI in the CU. Impossible to carry on the normal hours and the concert will go on been reported In this area lately, Reason? Would you believe too With the good ole' fog rolling in activities planned for this room. as planned. On the level? Fog crept Into San Luis earlier this week and left Its mark In the form of a Mg bulge In the floor of Chumash Hall. M eta by M il bremend N i l MuMong Dally, Waal o« Augut' 26, 1*21 Poe’s best Why not give students blood readings say?-dismlssed teacher Of Aug. 31 Editor: Some of Edgar Allen Poe’s bait Apropos your modest remaining "maybes” , the ad* Editor: . - work will be featured In reading question concerning (acuity ministration would select those We understand some of you ask "why?” you gave blood for our son sessions Tuesday, Wednesday, selection, It Is my belief that If they must have and couldn’t live Chris. and Thursday, Aug. si- students "had a say” In hiring with. There may be weaknesses We want to thank you all no matter what the reason and only hope September 2 In Room 212 of the and firing we would have a better In this method but at least the it’s because you’re the real heart of the young world that truly wartta Music Speech and Drains faculty. Students see a professor burden of selection would be goodness and love for everyone. We’ve read so much bad about young Building. for about 150 hours a quarter and where. It belonged. After all, people, that we were really thrilled to see your response to our need. The presentation will Include It Is difficult for them to miss faculty members do lecture and They say It’s better to give than to receive; but In this case It works "The Black Cat", "William making some reasonable students do spend much time both ways. You could have given us a million dollars and It wouldn't Wilson", "The Cask of Amon- assessment of his abilities during listening. They also vote, fight have been appreciated half as much as the gift of lode: by giving of tillado", "Hop Frog”, "The Pit that time. His colleagues view our wars, and are called upon to yourselves. Your time, your courage and love that you gave by giving and the Pendulum” , The Facts In him for about l-100th of that make sense out of the messy your blood. the Case of M. Voldemar", "Ths time, If at all. His dean sees him world we are In the act of Our family has shed tears of Joy and love your way; for taking our Fall of the House of Usher” , "Ths In action for considerably leas mishandling. problems Into your hearts of your college family. We have carried this Mask of the Red Death” , "The Sincerely, time than the faculty. Yet In this burden so long without outside help. Now we no longer feel alone Tell-tale Heart".
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