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I-BLOCK TO CLASS, clean 1-bdrmt $80, half S. America, Auslralia, Asia, etc, All fields, $500- Bo>< 2450, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 87573 for in· utilities paid. Call262-175 I, Valley Rentals, $30 fee, $1200 monthly, expemes paid, sightseeing. Free formatiOJli or call (not collect) SOS 757-8772. 04/28 M/28 inform~tlon··Writ~: BHP Co., Box 4490, Dept, NB, RESPONSIULE HAlHSrrrtK· NbbUbU tor can: Cla881fteda VISITING FACULTY SEEKING fully-furnished Berkely, Ca, 947M. M/28 of one year old. I evening a week in our home, Call home or apartment' to rent June4-July 31. References SUMMER EMPLOYMENT) WE need students for 265-9315. 04/28 a.vallablc, Write: Glickcn, 2631 Bardith Ct., positions as: sales clerks, cashiers, gas attendants, MUSICIAN NEEDED FOR Cocktail Hour. Apply al J.C. RUEFULLY I REGRET the salty water whiCh Lawrence, Kansas, 66044 orcall913-841-2960. 04/28 cooks .and counter personnel. Work 4 days and have 4 Ned's, 4200 Central SE. 04/2S :!~for now· PERSONALS fell from mine eyes, Wo~:fully it was mislaken for 1. SUBLET FOR SUMMER, $120 plus utilities, fur days off, $2.65/hr. plus commission, Apply Monday WAITRESSES, DOOR GUARDS, and sondwlch weakness, N'ere agaln shall it happen in thine nished l bedroom apartment and garage, Bernie) 243~ Friday 10-4 or SaturdayS-II at 136 Louisiana NE. SUMMER BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Sell your mak~·n; needed. Apply at Ned's, 4200 Central SE. Just like in Nazi Germany, when presence, 04/28 5980. M/28 04128 work to tourists, COilVCntion visitors, and 04/28 people sat back and let the whole SID, OUR :;;PIES detected you d~vouring hungrily .1 For now at least, the political AJbuquerqucaos at the DOWNTOWN BAZAAR. WANTED FEMALE TO share 2-bdrm house. Near PART-'I'IME- JOB GRADUATE students only. thing take over. When not enough • Stalls: $7 day, $100 month. Studios ami offices hot and juicy hamburger on this the hottest of lioly UNM, $100 rent plus Vz utilities, 842-6156ufter6:00 Afternoons and evenings. Must be able to Work 7. TRAVEL world has come to a screeching days, The Sedar Gang. 04128 Friday and Saturday nights. Must be 21 yrs. old, available on 2nd floor: $35, $~0, $60 }Jp, Rosenw~ld pm. 04/28 halt. people get involved, demagogues Building, Fourth and Central. 242y6!66, 298-6046. · HISTORY ENTHUSIASTS: ATTEND Southwest RENT-I BEDROOM HOUSE, North Valley--gas, Apply in person, flo phone calls please. Save.Way AMERICAN/INTERNATIONAL YOUTH Hostel take over. That's why 1 get in . M/~ Regional Phi Alpha Theta Conference on Saturday, water, garbage paid. $140/mo., single person only, Liquor Stores at 5704 Lomas NE, 5516 Mchaul NE. passes for sale. Canterbury Chapel, 425 University ' 04128 NE, 247-2515. 04/28 Torn posters are blowing freely volved." CONTACTS??? POLISHING & SOLUTIONS. April 29, 1978, from 9 am to I pm in SUB 1 second Paul296-4886 9~S, 344~2540 evenings. 04/28 floor. 04/28 GRADUATING? HAVE A 3.0 in 12 hours of Casey Opt teal Company. 255-8736 tfn ROOMMATE WANTED1 SHARE 3~bedroom CHARTERS ARE SMARTER! Intercontinental across the ground, bumper stickers History? Invest in your career. Join Phi Alpha Theta Travel Ccmre, 107 Girard Blvd, SE.· 255-6830, 265· ACCURATE INFORMATION ABOUT con· furnishe:d house with two men and dog. Enclosed of candid
~~.------~ ., ~ TALLS Public ·speaks; taxes fall ~ 0 IN SACRAMENTO, Calif (UPI) - in response to California's new tax- The new Jarvis-Gann tax increase be levied only by' a dif Public employees began receiving slashing law. . !Imitation law directs the legislature ficult-to-obtain two-thirds yote of b:3 ACTION dismissal notices Thursday, and Brown went before the legislature by July 1 to disperse $5 billion in the legislature. ·~ Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. to announce how the state would property tax revenues among local 0"' prepared further deep spending cuts help local governments make up the agencies and schools, a loss of $7 0 Predictions of public employee· 1 .~ $7 billion loss of reve•nue forced by billion from the amount th~t had firings were fluctuating widely. ! the landslide passage Tuesday of been expected before proposition It nds Jobless estimates ran as high as II ~ New Mexico Proposition 13. 13 intervened. 75,000. ! DAILY LOBO Taking a page from the book of ~ former Gov. Ronald Reagan, The chairman of the Los Angeles Vol. 82 No. 143 Brown earlier imposed a state " The law rolls back property County Board of Supervisors, Pete "'[!,1' 381401 employee hiring freeze tliat was assessments to 1975 levels, sets Schabarum, predicted that at least tl.. estimated to save $54 million over. property taxes at 1 percent of fair 10,000 would be laid off in the .\ Incredible The Nfw Mexico Daily Lobo Is published · Sportswear Monday through Friday every regular week of the next year. Reagan froze hiring market value and slows assessment state's most populous county, even ithe University ycur and weekly during the sum for several months in 1967 as an increases to 2 percent annually. It mer session by the Board of Student if the legislature provided as much For the PublJcatians of the University of New Mexico, economy measure. also requires that any state tax help as it could. · and is- not financiallv associated with UNM, Second class postage Pllld at Albuquerque, New BUT EVEI:fN WOOD GRADUATES CAN READ Mexico 87131. Subscription rate is $10.00 for Birds th~ ar:adem ic year. · The opinions c.xprCS!ieQ on the editorial pages of the Daily Lobo are those of the author solely. Unsigned opinion is that of the editorial 266·1688 board of theDaity Lobo, Nothing printed in the Daily Lobo necessarily represents the views of World News JAWS 2 IN 44 MINUTES 2508 San Mateo NE t~e University of New Mexico. Praises U.S.· .. At That Speed, The 293 Pages Come Across With More Impact Than The Movie. Does a college student really need Zaire raps Russia life insurance? In Living Blood, You Might Say. No. Not unless your life is important KINSHASA, ZAIRE (UPI) ministration might not be as free as to someone. Or will be soon. Like if it would like in dealing with African you're planning on a marriage, a family Zaire Thursday blasted the Soviet Union as "modern day czarists" questions. and a career. American tanker planes ferried But not just ·a policy. You need a but praised the United States as one of "our best friends" and hinted fuel to the Zaire army base of sound program, designed to fit your Kamina, where Belgian pocketbook now and your needs 30 that Chinese Chairman Hua Kuo Feng may visit Africa this year. paratroopers established their Rob Hnttell years from now. That's financial plan- headquarters for last month's ning. Let's talk about the right program Foreign· Minister UmbaDi Lutete I, gave Zaire's views on the world's rescue by French and Belgian forces 120 Vo.sso.r Dr. S.E. for you. Person to person. superpowers as U.S. transports of some 2,500 whites from the Albuquerque, N.m. 87106 _ flew in more troops of an inter rebel-held town of Kolwezi. ,, ( 505) 255_1613 ftSouthwesternL•re African peace-keeping force and U.S. C-141 transport planes are .... ~-W.-peliASII M!U\Ce. tJ1t 75 yeoM. chinese Foreign Minister Huang currently flying the French Hua flew to the Netherlands to legionnaires who liberated Kolwezi You can do It, too. So far over 1,000,000 other people have back to their headquarters in And mark this well: they actually understand more, re drum up support in Europe against done It. People who have different jobs, different lOs, differ member more, and enjoy more than when they read slowly. Corsica and bringing in Moroccan the Kremlin's growing African ent Interests, different educations have completed the course. That's right! They understand more. They remember more. · influence. and Senegalese troops to replace Our graduates are people from all walks of life. These people They enjoy more. ''The United States has always them. have air taken a course developed by Evelyn Wood, a promi been among our best friends," Umba said Moscow "entraps • nent educator. Practically all of them at least tripled their Umba said. "Each time we had third world countries (by giving reading speed with equal or better comprehension. Most You can do the same thing-even If you're a relatlvAiy problems, the United States has them arms) and then calls in their have Increased it even more. slow reader now. We guarantee it. In fact, if you don't at come to our aid. If ever we had debts. It is exactly the same policy . ' ' least triple your reading efficiency (rate In relation to com asked for anything, America has as the czars. You look at the .,; Think for a moment what that means. All of them-even prehension), your entire tuition will be refunded. · I given it to us." Russian leadership now. Theirs is I the slowest-now read an average novel in less than two He recognized that because of exactly the same policy and they are hours. They read an entire Issue of Time or Newsweek in 35 "domestic considerations and modern-day czars. minutes. They don't skip or skim. They read every word. To find out more about how the Evelyn Wood course can "At the moment we have the congress'' the Carter ad- rl They use no machines. Instead, they let the material they're work for you, give us a call. Our summer classes are forming situation in hand," Umba said. I' reading determine how fast they read. now and class sizes are limited so don't delay. "But it is necessary to show wr ' VOLUNTEERS NEEDED have friends who are very much opposed to this Cuban-Soviet i,l adventure. I "If there is a big enough reaction I AT AGORA to what they have done. They will I I' not do it again. If there is not, they I will try to escalate it." !' ~ ' li j
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00 S; a\- ...c: IRS advises tax break .....;:l z 0~ ~ '8 The h~ternal Revenue Service has advised full-time students seeking 3: summer JObs that they may not need to have federal income taxes withheld " .a from their wages. ~· '@""" Cl Editorial Those students who had no income tax liability in 1977 and do not ~ 0 t I beer expect ~o have any for 197.8 qualify for exemption from withholding of e. ·;;:" Jog a federal.mcome tax from theu wages, the IRS said. «' The sort of reasoning (or lack of reasoning) ignores a basic problem confronting the engineer in every engineering project. That is, how to Tax revolt maximize safety, while still allowing the profitable operation of the plant. With a bachelor's degree in civil engineering, I realize that when a bridge is built there is always the possibility that the bridge could fail due to a fatal error or "an act of God." This factor does not keep. We await the tumultuous effect the passing of California's · bridges from being built. . > WELCOME BACK! Proposition 13 will have on the rest of the country. The proposition, which will cut property taxes in California by more than half, was passed Juno 6 by a whopping 2 to 1 margin. One of the things that initially impressed me about nuclear power Howard Jarvis, the prime mover and shaker behind the tax proposal, was the tremendous strength of nuclear power plant containment prophesies a nationwide tax revolt as a result of Proposition 13's buildings. In my opinion, they are the most conservatively designed overwhelming victory in his state. buildings ever built. Since entering the nuclear engineering program People in California were mad as hell and they did something about here at UNM, I have found that this conservatism pervades all areas of • it. We'll see how long it will take for other outraged property-owners to the profession. react and act. 4 good reasons to Non-technical people often think of safety as an absolute. This is absurd. It is not enough to talk about something being "safe.'' Safety only has meaning when compared to other things. The record of ·• nuclear power speaks for itself. Although anti-nuclear forces may Traffic improvement attribute the non-fatal nature of nuclear accidents to "luck," I know stop at the there is a tremendous amount of engineering involved. Y&s; /WD7H&Y t.la?e ALL V£RY PPCQ{)CK= Finally, I wish to make a comment concerning the nuclear prophets 1H8Y '!VIJ, WAR.H£3AJ Editor: yogurt (nothing artificial added) OH..R!GHT. SHe5 NrJT First let me apologize for another boring letter on religion. This letter I7HINKI ~YG{)()f) is meant to express disappointment of the theology being thrown J?EA[) .srJMli- /IJffH BIRTH LOBO editorial phone Z11·6666 around in this rag. LOBO Editorial Stoff CI4YS WHfl<. .. Editor-in~hiof: Dobb1e levy To all who have previously written: Do you find your belief in your I MBhaglng Editor: Colleen Curran "god," or whatever, so threatened that you must jump not only to News Editor: Arv1o Poole Campus Editor: J.B. Skenandore defend but also to justify your beliefs and position?. Photo Editor: James Flahar Why not let everyone believe in their own way and leave it at that? Sport• Editor: Ed Johnson Isn't it,enough that you have found stability in your belief? I am tired, as Arts Editor: George Gesner One coupon per customer Copy Edltort: Mike Hoeh~ Paul Scherr I am sure others are, of this constant barrage of theology I've en Ad Manager! Frank Saluar _ . C Sale. Expires June 14, 1978 EDITORIALS: Ur~~lgnod editorials represent a majority opinion of the LOBO editorial board. countered. Don't get me wrong - I believe every individ,ual has the All other columns.- cartoon•. and letters represent the opinion of the au\hOr and do not right to worship in any way he wishes so long as he doesn'tl~ry to force necesSiarily reflect tha vlowa of tho editorial board. 1 Buy any two sandwiches LETTERS: Latten to the odltor must by typed and signed bY tha author with the MJthor'a his beliefs on others and doesn't harm anyone or antying in the process. aignaturoj addreu 1111d 1el&phona number, Lettors to the editor should be no_longar than 300 I defend everyone's right to this and find myself disappinted when worm. Only tho name of t:h& audmr wHI be p4"1nted and oamos will not be withheld. All letters and get the third of that discus• i"uu will be printed. other people or groups attack another's way of belief. Belief is relative OPINIONS: Opinions must be typed and algood with the author'• _nama, algnaturo, add rosa to each individual so who is to say who is more correct? Be content that equal value for just 1 ¢ lind telephone number. Opinions thould bo no •onger than 500 word&, Only thB nome of tho Directly Across From Yale Park author will be printed and names \NIII.not be withhold. you have found what suits you. Let those who wish to find a way to (excluding Crown, Inflation, All \lubmluloni bocome the property of dle New Mexico Dally LOBO and will be edited believe find you - believe rne, if they need to, they will. 2216 Central SE-.. · 265·5986 Only to,- length or pouibiy libelous content. If ·changes oro madoj tha wthor will bo con .. Health Spa, and Posh) Jim Waugh toctod. by Garry Trudeau Coupon ·closing· Final registration for the 3rd magazine writing, but still open for Thursdays from 12 to I (brown bag) '£ Spanish courses added Annual New Mexico Writers poetry, and Mondays from 6 to 8 pm. The "_, Conference will be held today, 8:30 00 Along with the registration, a Tuesday-Thursday group runs from Z b; to 9:30 a.m., at the Kiva sample of the writer's work must be June 20 to July 27 and the Monday ~ - Regents approve budget - . The UNM Spanish Department will off~r three new courses this Auditorium. submitted to David Johnson, evening group goes from June 19 to ~ cominued fron1 page I summer for native speakers of the language, said Assistant Professor The three-day conference, from director of creative writing at. July 31. [ "' --Heard a report that 153 of the in utility costs. , "wonderful opporutnity" to host N UNM, at the Humanities building. ...., Sam Guiler. today through Sunday, will feature §' " --Changed the name of the 182 freshmen enrolled with Board chairman Henry Jaramillo the ·tournament and .that every· Guiler said some of the courses now offered are too simple or lectures, panels and informal 0 Robert 0. Anderson School of deficiencies in required subjects and John Perovich, vice president effort should be made to enhance. repetitive for persons who have spoken the language most of their discussions on a variety of writing The anger workshop will meet tl .g Business and Administrative made up those deficiencies within for business and finance, agreed the chances of wil;ming the bid. from 6 to 8 pm on Tuesdays and ~ ...:! lives. He said members of the department are developing a new text concerns. The fee is $20 for today, -< B Services to the Robert 0. Anderson the required time period and that the 'salary hike for secretaries IS for one of the courses modeled after those used in Mexican high $20 for Saturday and $15 · for CAMPUS runs from June 20 to July 25/ r< School of Management. avoided disenrollment. and clerks was a wise move to make schools. Sunday; or $65 for all three days. g. Cl"' --Appointed Anne: J. Brown Budget increases include salary the University competitve with UNM .athletic director Lavon !? "The new courses are the beginnings· of a revision of the Spanish Banquet reservations have already BRIEFS Preference will be given to UNM 8 secretary of the University filling raises from 7 to 10.5 per cent, the other public agencies. McDonald said the University is department to better serve both native speakers and bilingual been filled. The UNM Pre-Health Science faculty, staff and students. The 'B the vacancy left by John N. Durrie hiring of 29 new faculty members Concerning the NCAA bid, competing with Denver and Seattle education in New Mexico," Guiler said. Today's program will include Expressing anger or assertiveness Club will meet Thursday, June 15, workshops and contract groups are ':E who retired. and a 28 percent projected increase regent Calvin Horn said UNM has a for the bid. The course titles are .Advanced Grammar, Advanced Literature and ''Writing the Southwestern will be the subject of two ?: at 7 p.m .. in Mitchell Hall 122. free of charge and individual Literature for Bilingual Teachers. All will be taught by bilingual Novel," by Richard Bradford, and workshops offered by the Women's "' Planning for summer schedule, the counseling is also available. z teachers, he said. "From Novel to TV," by Tony Center at the University of New 115 MCAT review, and guest speakers I Students interested in these courses should contact the Spanish Hillerman. Mexico this summer. ... task force for the summer will be discussed. For more information about the ~ department because they are not Ji~ted in the summer catalog, he said. Registration for the June 12-30 The center's ass.erti veness ~ continued from page I groups, contact the center at 1824 Presents '- seminars is closed for fiction and training groups meet Tuesdays and Las Lomas NE, or call277-3716. Okies provide the needed 40 spaces is Avenue is to be removed, 40 spaces ~------~======~--~- Foot Long should be provided. in off-street from $194,000 to $375,000. A lots. Informal contacts made by the meter rate of 25 cents an hour is Good Business dictates we Hot ·Dogs force with the members of the . estimated to yield an ·annual The Women's Studies MUlT\·M\ll\ON DRASTICALLY REDUCE our business commuflity in the area Students man DOllAR···~-~ revenue of $12,000. The task force Association will meet at 12 noon on MULTI·M!UION DDLL.IIR STOCK indicate that the replacement of on said that it is hesitant to recom- Tuesday, June 13 and .June 27 at the street parking with off-street lots is mend the replacement of on-street • Women's Center. All Women prior to taking our year end .35c crisis center inventory. Everything is Up for not undesirable. ' parking on Central to off-street lots interested in Women's studies are Grabs, at Some Price! We would daily 11-3 The estimated construction and because of the high cost. invited. By MARK LEWIS land costs for one to three lots to rather SELL It than count it! The following pedestrian safety If you are drifting through measures have already been im summer with no plans, with Serving International Greek & Middle Eastern Specialit_ies. plemented: nothing much to do, there is some constructive work that not only -'-the installation of pedestrian "Nutrition" will be the topic of would aid your community but signals on all signals around UNM discussion Wednesday, June 28 at would also help people in need. Gyros ...... ••.•..••.... S1~ the Pot Luck Dinner to be held A roast of savOry spiced boelsnd lamb carved on the spit. --the installation of a pedestrian June 28 at the Southwest Maternity Agora will begin its training of Souvlaki ...•...... •... s1sa traffic signal on Central at Cornell Center. Dinner will· be held at 504 new volunteers with orientation Tender chunks of beef, marinated In wine and spices cooked Luna Blvd. NW at 7:30 p.m. Call June 19, at 7 p.m. room 147 of 011 skewers. --the reduction ·of the speed limit 243-5584 for further information. Ortega Hall. 45 Falafel •.•...••.....•..•. s1 on Central from 35 mph to 30 mph Agora is an organization of From the middle east .•. chlck peas, fava beans, spices and' student volunteers which operates eggs 1118n'&d with Tahlnl sauce Desserts --signal timings for pestrian as a crisis center for the University All sandwiches served on pita with Baklava -layers of nuts and lemon crossings changed and monitored community. It is named after the tomatoes, onions, sour cream sauce honey syrup in a delicate fillo pastry .. 79• for future changes Wagon Wheels Square Dance "open place" in ancient Athens ECI SYSTEM ONLY SANSUI, ECI and diner fries. Kataifi -layers of nuts and lemon honey Club meets Thursday, June 15 at 7 where people could gather and talk $12.31 MO. ONLY $15.37 MO. Greek Salad ..•..•..••••. s1 39 syrup topped with shredded pastry ... 79• --marking of three-foot p.m. on the SUB Mall. openly with their peers. Budget Priced! Sansui 1010 AM/FM Lettuce, tomat~s. cucumbers, olives, peppers, feta cheese pedestrian safety zones between Diples -rolled pastry flavored with Stereo Receiver, and ECI Profile 400, and houae O'osslng, ?SC Small Salad ••...••.••.... honey and sugar ...... 89• parked cars 3·Way Speakers. Cheesecake •..••••.•..•.•.••..••. 70• Although it is open mainly for Spanikopita ••.••...... •. 75° Apple Strudel .•...•.•...... •.•.•.. 65• · UNM students, no one who calls 'jSplnach pie" spinach, variety of chooses, eggs and spicas In will be turned away. delicate ftllo pastry. Brownies •.....•.••.•....•.•...... 40• The following pedestrian safety Tiropita .••••.....•..•... 95° Drinks measures are to be implemented NMPIRG has two part-time The purpose of Agora is to sometime this month: positions, 20 hours a week. provide immediate psychological ''Choose plo" variely of cheeses, eggs and spices Jn delicate Coke, Sprite, .•••.••••.•••.•• 25, 35, 45• Quali fled for work-study preferred, first aid on a 24 hour basis. IIIIo pastry. Root beer, Mr. Plbb, .•••••••.• 25,35,45• 85 to oversee and coordinate activities Everyone who works at Agora Combination Dinner (meat) ••• S2 Lemonade .•..•••••.••••.••••.• 35, 45• --designation of the north curb in the office and report to board of does not get paid or receive credit Gyros,Sou-.,lakl, salad, frten and pita Orange Juice •••.•.••..•.•.•..• 39, 59• lane as a bus stop and right-turn directors. One to work public for their time. Combination Dinner l••o•tarlanJ. 52 55 Iced tea •.••••.•••.••.•..•..... 30, so• only lane relations and one to work with I Salad, Spanlkoplta, tlroplta, falafel wllh tahlnland pita. Hot Chocolate, Milk..••.•...•.•.••. 35• students on projects. Pay is $2.95 to --· Diner Fries .•••...... •... 40° Coffee (one refill) .•• ....•..•••..••. 35• The volunteers at Agora are not 1 --prohibition of right turns on a $3.25 per hour. Resume due June red light 14, 5 p.m., at the PlRG office, 139 professionals and do not engage in FREE Coke with every sandwich purchase thru June 12 Harvard SE or P.O. Box 4564, therapy of any kind. They often ' 87106 refer people to professionals for --installation of righHurn-only help. , lanes on Central eastbound in Information is maintained on all tersections with traffic signals. community help centers in Albuquerque. Information can be The Spanish Department will provided on each agency as to introduce three new courses this whether there are ·age restrictions, summer for native speakers and fees, hours, location and a brief bilingual teachers. The classes not description of the services listed in the catalog are Spanish lmiL Y $58.79 MO. available. Sansui 909008 AM/FM Stereo Receiver, Pl011eer SX 1280 AM/FM Stereo Rece 301; advanced Grammar; Spanish The doors at Agora are open for BIC 980 X Full Auto Turntable, BIC Iver, BIC 961X Full Auto Turntable, 302, Advanced Composition and CerwinVega311R, anyone who needs help and for Formula 5, 3-wQOG. 3-Way Speakers. $157 Spanish 370, Literature for $) WE MAKE IT those who are willing to give. 179 ~ MPIONEER .. Bilingual Teachers. Contact Sam v_ . ·EASY TO BUY: Guyler at 277-3732 for further information. FINANCING AVAILABLE ON APPROVED CREDIT. OR USE Do You Need OUR NO INTEREST LAYAWAY: MOST MAJOR CREDIT Cash? CARDS HONORED. Ear.n $15.00 a week Qve oq_ (__ampu~ Donate Twice Weekly TECHNICS cc ;~ $)6 9 SPEAKERS TECHNICS SB 7000A 3·Way (( i. Speakers with a Huge 14" c All Lee Ql.) PIONEER '!'oofer will deliver O~tstand c Blood The Teac A-170 is a top load1ng cassette · PIONEER DYNAMIC ;~~Sound to any Mus•c Sys- C It's a wise move into the residence halls, deck with the pro features you need to ): and the price is right. Space is available for the summer. make the finest cassettes, at home 1 All Levi's Dolby, Twin Vu-Meters and more, for Upgrade Your Sound ~~~~~~h~OR . • S2 98 Pioneer RG-1 Dynamic Processer. Listen TechniCS Plasma cassette convenience and Teac relra to the Big Difference, Full of Features Too! ~·-- each bility at Custom Hi-Fi's low, low price! Donor Center Down No ot Deterred Down No. of 13.50 1st pair 12.50 2nd pair 8 am to 5 pm Contaet llomdng Reservations Tuesday - Saturday La Posada llall 277-2606 Doctor in residence $187g $222,g5 1 7 22', 842-6991 5003-5005 Menaul Blvd. 262-0858 ...... I·FI lobo Albuquerque 1307 Central NE men's Prices Make Us The Great American Custom s h 0 p iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii 00 ·t!i a!; The Legend of muddy Waters And The Band Played On ~ Jly ROIJERT SPIEGEL The Last Waltz, directed by how much the Band's music has on stage. I had never thought of the "What happened is this Blue Sky "I'm not rock and roll, but you Martin Scorsese, is now showing at meant, both in respect to the artists Band as individuals, except perhaps ! As soon as Muddy Waters records is something like a brand know my blues is up there with it. the LOBO Arts Theatre. gathered ·and to American music in Robbie Robertson because he has ,?;> stepped out on stage, before he new shot in my arm, you know. I Not a million copies, you know. general. penned the majority of the Band's '«! The Last Waltz 0 played a note, the capacity crowd at was with Chess almost 30 years and Think of what rock and roll people material. I was somewhat ap 8 the Golden Inn stood, applauding the push wasn't there on Fathers pull off my sound. It should have The Band The Last Waltz documents not prehensive about seeing the movie 'R ''Home'' Not So Sweet Muddy Waters' first appearance in and sons like it is on Hard Again been up there when Elvis Presley ILPS-9517-WB only the end of the Band, but also .and having my image of the Band "' New Mexico. "Oh, man, what can and I'm Ready, 'cause CBS is was out. There was a little space for the passing of a time when some of as a family crushed. But the unity ::2 lly ROBERT SPIEGEL ~ Coming Home, direct eel by Hal Ashby, Is showing at tire M·J>taza. you think? That's a beautiful laying out, advertising the record John Lee Hooker, Light in' the best music made was also some of direction and musical sensibility z crowd," Waters said backstage and getting it to sell. See, my Hopkins, Muddy Waters, a little in the Band's music is apparent in By R. W. MOUNl'EIIANK after the show. "When I first records today are not into the blues space for the blues singers in the Rock and roll is impossible to their stage presence as well as on walked on the stage people started .section, not hid in the corner. They back. And thank God I'm past the film. The essence of live rock and of the most popular. It has been a record. If anything, the Band few years now since big money in Everything that could possibly go wrong with a movie has happened ro standing on their feet, you see? used to be in the back. My records blues section. Don't stick me in the roll is in the elusive, yet very real, seemed even more unified on stage. Th!lt's nothing new, but I'm glad to are sitting out front now. This is blues. Stick me out where people exchange between the audience and rock and roll has turned the em The distinct personalities come Coming Home. Filmed with a continually rewritten script under the phasis in popular music from the seemingly indifferent direction of Hal Ashby, and then equipped with a see it every day. And this is the first what L've been needing all my life. can see me.'' the performer. That exchange can across, though, both through the The Sto.rs of the show. ludicrous "oldies-but-goodies" music score to give emphasis to all the big time I've been down to play not be fully captured on film or music and through brief interviews emotional scenes that didn't quite work, the film is, quite simply, a mess. anywhere in New Mexico. What do Photo by Bill Roberlson record. Given this as a basic music itself to how the music comes between numbers. And seeing the Movie-goers expecting a radical political film should immediately get you expect, man, after all these . limitation, both the film and across as product. Trends, once member~ as distinct made the music Film Doesn't Come Home such thoughts out of their heads. Originally, Coming Home was an at years?" recording of Tile Last Waltz are again, has become a key word, a more real, more human. continued from page 8 tempt at sophisticated political filmmaking, but it failed, and the best ·The show itself displayed Muddy successes, The magic is not cap way of marketing, Music has reason for its failure has been stated )n various publications: apparently, Waters at his hardest. He opened tured, but .the next best thing is: Fonda experiences an orgasm which, she whimperingly admits, had never there were too many people making additions to Waldo Salt's and Robert · the show with '.'Hoochie Coochie great music. There is one major problem with happened to her before. The Last Waltz brags of an become just so many apples and the film and record. There is a Fonda has difficulty explaining her idealistic mutation and her love C. Jones' screenplay, and all their great ideas came from such differing Man" and closed with "Got My oranges to be shined and displayed directions that these ideas either phased e!lch other out or became buried in Mojo Working," two of Waters' !ncredible line-UJ? of artists: Paul studio side of newly recorded music affair to her husband, played by Bruce Dern, when he returns from combat Butterfield, Eric Clapton, Bob for an affluent consumer. The Last on the three record set. The side in Vietnam. Fonda and Voight have decided to end their relationship, the final story. most impressive live numbers. But Waltz stands as a testiment to our Any movie about the Vietnam experience is bound to be provocative in the songs in between were equally Dylan, Ronnie Hawkins, Dr. John, comes across as an afterthought. becau£e Fonda still loves Dern. Dern, however, feels he is not wanted, and as strong: "Can't be Satisfied," Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Muddy All is said a,nd done in the concert he takes the easy way out of this situation by doing a nude imitation of some way, ~nd Coming Home, especially in its early scenes, has its losses. "The Night They Drove Old "Long Distance Call" and Waters, Van Morrison and on. But situation and the studio side is an James Mason in A Star is Born. While he splashes into the ocean waves, moments of powerful, intense realism. Rut once the scenes in the grimly Dixie Down" would find a small "Mannish Boy" which sounded what makes The Last Waltz work is epilogue which is not only un Fonda enters a store to buy some meatpads for a barbecue. She swings rendered War Vet's hospital are done away with, and the two soon-to-be audience this year. There's no way even more like a pressing plant than the continuity of the artists. First, necessary, but cumbersome 'and open the entrance door, exposing a sign which reads "Lucky Out," I .lovers . . meet, the movie becomes melodrama. Just as the fine , restrained. to market it, no way to dance to it. lllltlal moments of Rolling Thunder were merely excuses to create a sick its version in the factory movie Blue the relevance each performer has to almost embarrasising. The studio. believe this sign, the final image of the movie, is intended to be what we bloodbath out of the protagonist's tragic predicament, and just as the Co/tar. Virtually every song Waters the music of the Band is clear, and side includes a new recording of scientists refer to as "irony." promising Heroes soon became yet another road picture, with a Vietnam played was a classic, and all were secondly, the Band backs each The Band, with their raggedly "The Weight" featuring the All this could be very effective if it occurred in a smaller, less pretentious vet replacing the usual car theif or bootlegger, Coming Home's opening rendered in the. slamming style of artist, thus alleviating the problem perfect vocals and rural musical Staples. It lacks all of the deter film concerned with emotions rather than ideas. But Hal Ashby's limp, appears only a gimmick, and an exucse, for the love story that follows. his two recent albums Hard Again of discontinuity of styles. And interests, has always sounded too mination and haunting spirit of the draggy direction helps matters little; the movie suffers from a lack of As a love story, it is not particularly interesting. Jane Fonda plays a and I'm Ready. The power of the more than that, as a farewell human for slick packaging. Fur original. The rest of the songs, with tension or exictment. And the deservedly criticized soundtrack, composed concert from a group that has been the pleasant exception of "Out of M~rine captain's wife who falls in love with a handicapped vet (Jon night was in "Mannish Boy," whch thermore, their hair isn't perfect. of well-chosen 60s songs, merely serves to amplify the points made by the Vmght) whose anti-war activism brings about a change in Jane's per was also the power point in the together and on the road for 16 the Blue," one of Robertson's best visual image, thus bloating and dissipating the emotions of each scene. sonality and in her politics. In addition to having a political cause Voight Band's The Last Waltz. years, The Last Waltz shows just It is a delight to watch the Band ballads, are equally lame. These Because of this the movie does not play very well for an audience. aI so has "ht e magic. touch" and when they make love for the first' time, Chess Records, Muddy Waters' studio cuts are spliced into the film At least there are some good actors to respond to. Jon Voight's per and as such, they are the film's only formance is a fully realized characterization - one can understand his early continued on page 9 recording company for 30 years, folded ,a couple years back and serious flaw. The studio pieces just fury and desperation - until he becomes too saintly to be believed. Dern Waters signed with Blue Sky don't have the power of the live does his psychopathic bit much as he did in Black Sunday, and it is not too Records. This is probably been the show, and "Out of the Blue" isn't affecting, but then the husband is not sympathetically presented, even second most decisive move in even used. But the concert is good though this would be a much better film if more attention and un Waters' career; the first being his enough to make this flaw derstanding had been given to him. Penelope Milford is outstanding as decision to move from Mississippi forgivable. Everyone involved puts Fonda's sexy hippie friend, making a somewhat cliched role become a very to Chicago. With Blue Sky, Waters in fine performances, especially real person. Fonda is surprisingly bland, and her great change is shown recorded Hard Again last year and Muddy Waters with his clanging only by her donning some tight jeans and letting her hair go naturally I'm Ready this year, both produced "Mannish Boy," but the true stars frizzy. WIMWENDERS by Johnny Winter who also played of the evening are a group of four Despite some good intentions, Coming Home is as bland as Fonda's on both records. Canadians and one southern performance, It's just another love story- House Calls with politics, and THE !MERICAN Hard Again and I'm Ready both American: the Band. without the laughs. received critical praise, and in fRIEND comparison to the Waters' Chess releases, they have sold very well. ffiuddy Wo.tets: A lot mofe tho.o the blues "After all these years I need 'em. Popejoy Hall Moneywise it's better than Fathers and Sons (his album recorded in 1968 with Mike Bloomfield and Hetman's Herd Retutns Paul Butterfield) I'm Ready is still SUMMI~l\ l 1:V.I1:Nrrs climbing the hill, but Hard Again did a Jot of things, a lot of good On Saturday, June 10, the Kiva Auditorium of the Convention ('enter things. will host the latest in a long line of Young Thundering Herd~. Under the direction of master band leader and reeds man Woody Hetman, the 15- ACLOA m!mber ensemble will play an evening of hot jazz and mellow blue~ Yo.o ffioHisoo o.nd Bob Dylo.o Join In the celebto.tlon of present..'-i beginning at 8 p.m. "The Last Waltx" The first Herd disbanded in 1946 when Herman retired. Six months later } the maestro was back in action with a new band. Although working with a smaller group could guarantee him the slower, easier pace of the night club circuit, Herman prefers the sound of a big band. Playing one night stand~ across the county, Herman's Herd also finds time to conduct workshops The UNM Administrative and seminars at various high school~ and colleges. Always on the lookout for new talent, Herman coJiects names and phone numbers of the talented La Posada COFFEE·SHOP young people he encounters, to have on hand when he needs them. Perhaps his best known hits are ''Caldonia" and "Woodchoppers LA POSADA Ball," but it was for the multi-talented Woody Herman that Igor is having an Stravinsky wrote his famous "Ebony Concerto." Herman's Albuquerque appearance last January in Popejoy Ha!lliterally brought the house down in I roduclory sal<' ')]l)]f·j-'"l"'- will be open fot· summer se..c:;sion with music that bridges any and all generation gaps. If you mi~wd him the of ils ENTREE CARD. JIJ[)fl. 1 , )-~ I .. _t.:)~,:.l:" ~'1' ~ ... •; .. -" •" " first time around, don't miss his return performance next Saturday night. M atit1w·~ JIJTir- 11. I>,. & t,;; ;,• : •: .• Monday thnt Friday 9:00am-3:30pm Tlw n•~Jular pric•p Tic·lwf~ EH•ning·, lf;"'·. ,,., •;·,· starting June 12, 1978 of $ and a"UY-TIII~OlTi\T(;JD" SANDWICII BAR I.,unch service will be from 11:30 to 1:00 dailv. Con1c by and build vonr own DAGWOOD If you are not · and pay by the ounce. presently one of our regular diners, come dine with us and experience our full All of the rXM line menu Coming in August Children\ Theater Communitv is served daily. Civic Light Opera Winnie the Pooh welcome dine to production of Sat. & Sun. July '5 & ''I- P' & ~1 " ? :::. nt the coffee shop. TIc ket~ - Ac:h an.~e - cg, r '50 A\dtttlati~i rn t.i ve This coupo•• good I llo, I Oo A! The Door - :S2 ")!J ('oUee Shot• June 9 thru June l.6, 1978 Ft>r Information - TE!I. 277-3121 ' Garcia's Too Safe Budgie Ruffled Impeckable ffioteToCome ••• • Under the Stars. Budgie . 0 A&M Records SP-467 5 The month the LOBO forgot has been a busy month and unfortunately .g Cat 's Under the Stars we are unable to bring you reviews and accounts due to space limitations of ...J Jerry Garcia Band By GEORGE GESNER some of the affairs which included an enthusiastic crowd at a lackluster ' 'a"' Arista Records AB-4160 Beach Boys performance and a country music appreciation party with Billy Q Instead of getting better with Carter. The 0' Jays offered a slick professional show backed by the funky By ROBE~.n SPIEGEL each album effort, Budgie seems to white boys, Wild Cherry, and El Chicano. The biggest story however carne be taking a tailspin. The three-man in two concerts on campus. ""'j Is everyone going soft? Garcia boogie group seems to be drifting Stanley Clarke gave a performance deserving of a bass player hall-of ~ too? Cats Under the Stars is farther away from their wonderful farner. That excellent show was followed later by the stunning AI DiMeola z probably the dullest project Jerry Bandolier album of a few years Renaissance concert. Rock-Ciassica/·Country·Disco-B/uegrass·Jazz·ShowTunes 0 Garcia has ever been involved in. back. In the coming month the LOBO Arts. section will be running some very .... The material lacks cohesiveness special stories. Albuquerque freelance writer Jane Quesnel has an interview· . 1-fA,anae-Soul· Folk ~ with vocals attempting to border on with Robert Parissi of While Cherry and a feature story on AI Martino. ~ a Robert Plant sound. The com Interviews with Greek songstress Nana Mouskouri, bassist Jon Camp of petent work of guitarist Tony MANHATTANS Kate Taylor llt~Meok ART GARFUNKEL The album is far from sloppy. Renaissance and local group L.B. Cottonwood will also run. Also you can THERE'S NO GOOD'IN GOODBYE Including: EARTHtWIND & FIRE Bourge fails to revive this lifeless look for a story on an exciting group of potential superstars out of Texas Including: It's Growin'/ Stubborn Kind Of Woman CASINO A L'NALL Quite the reverse, Cats Under the Including: WATERMARK album. It may be noted however called the Steve Long Group. Local stories about Likely Storey, Planets Am I Losing You/Everybody Has A Dream/liappines.s It's in His Kiss (The Shoop Shoop Song) including: including: Stars is tightly crafted, so tight it Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye/Vou'r:e P:JI.,. Life A Fool In Love/Happy Birthday Sweet Darling E,gypUan Danza/Chasln'lhe Voodoo Serpentine Fire/Jupiter that there are two nice songs on the · Dark Eye Tango/Senor Mouse (What A) Wonderful World closes all doors to the possibility of and Wizard Opera are tentatively scheduled. . Harriet Tubman Crying In My Sleep/Saturday Suit Runnin'/Love's Holiday{Fantasy -The Sound second side. As for now Budgie's Fantasia SUite ForTwoGultars good music. Garcia's greatness It may be of inter!!st to note such names as Heart, Point Blank, BTO, Mr. Shuck 'n' Jive/Paper Chase mr;:n:J wings are just a bit !:AJffled. - always came from his risks. Garcia Alvin Lee, Isley Brothers, Teddy Pendergrass, Marshall Tucker, ZZ Top, Of Ho11o1 · Best cuts: "I'm! A Faker Too" is the only guitarist I know of, or Commodores, Foreigner and Ted Nugent· this summer. The word this singer for that matter, who is The Rocky Horror Picture Sliow and "Don't Go Away." summer is music. usually willing to take the chance of Original Soundtrack Ode OSV2i653 sounding terrible in order that he might stretch far enough to sound Disco Death Chant Vortex Goe~ 8Gnanas- great. By GEORGE GESNER The Vortex Theater will present the opening of The Theater of Woody The movie has been brought out Let's All Chant Allen tonight at 8 p.m. The Theater of Woody Allen is a collection o.f five of the vaults, so it's only fitting that Michael Zager Band short plays by various directors which covers such classic Allen topiCS as _v,wove I Bill Wither!> 1 - ' MARLENA SHAW they bring the 'soundtrack out as Private Stock PS70t3 BILLY JOEL God, death and existence. . . . .>Ontona I James Taylor I Meatloaf I Bill~ Garcia is a gam bier. In well. It's a s'oundtrack that gar THE STRANGER ACTING UP The first half of the evening consists of the play God, directed by David Including; Including: ,.ent I Emotions I Aom Jam I Don Fogelberg I Dove Mo~ "Trucking" there is the classic line: nered little attention back in 1975, By GEORGE GESNER Richard Jones. God is a play about a Greek actor and a Greek writer Everybody Has A Dream You Bring Out The Best tn Me/Dreamin' "Sometimes the cards aren't worth but is doing exceptionally well now. Only The Good Die Young/She's Always A Woman Places/More/l'tn Back For More waiting for the beginning of the drama festival in ancient Athens. They Movin' Out (Anthony'• Song)/Vienna Blue Oyster Cult I Jacksons I Phoebe Snow I Loggins ono. a dime if you don't lay them The soundtrack, unlike most, Michael Zager produced, have a theater and a play, but no ending. ..1nd Messina I Charlie Daniels Bond I Boz Scaggs I Kenny Loggins I Ct. down." Garcia's being too careful serves two functions. It keeps you arranged and conducted this one The second half consists of four short pieces directed by Nansi Charles, here. If he is holding a worthy ..)ggins Cheap Trick Barbaro Streisond Lake Elvis Costello Neil Dlomoo musically satisfied while telling you song album named after the only Bryan Burdick, Ralph L. Adkins, and Liz Scott with Jason .Hall. These I I I I I hand, he is sandbagging. The the story of the Rocky Horror good song on it. shorts include a parody of Is ben, a sketch on intellectual call girls, a search I Nell Diamond/ Edgor Winter I Denice Williams I Dennis Wilson I Ronnie [ · · Garcia/Hunter tunes which Picture Show. There's a blend of Zager's mistake was in trying to for God, and Allen's parody of lgmar Bergman. I Ronnie Dyson I Earth Wind and Fire I Tom Jones I Potte LaBelle I Johnn1 dominate the record are lame, full musical stylers which include punk, follow a safe, routine and The Theater of Woody Allen plays June 9-11, 16-18, and 23-25. All of cliches and the themes are rockabilly, theatrics and rock 'n' marketable formula on how disco show times are 8 p.m. and the admission is $2.75. Lo13elle I Johnny Mathis I Eddie Money I Jane Oliver I Billy Paul I Herb Pedersc stretched way beyond their roll. Meat Loaf fans will be happen would sell to the masses. The results possibilities, not so much as risk, to know that there's a nice rock 'n' are predictably shallow. ·but as filler. The only high card roll number called "Hot Patootie Realizing that disco has in 1orge showing is "Down Home," written Bless My Soul" by the titan on the terpreted everything fr --~-~~~------~--- 00 1;i..... Men's, Women's Athletic Roles Good-bye oi' Youths Learning § ...... To be Viewed Committee For Now 0 by .g Gymnastic Moves Somewhere in Europe; on a track ....:1 The committee is to make its » The young man hesitated for a A 13-member presidential ad hoc act as it applied to athletics. The field, Cindy "Flash" Ashby will be knowledgeable and I'm learning." ti tie deals with equal opportunity in recommendations about status and brief second, took a deep breath committee to review the roles of saying good-bye. 8 One girl said, "I like the way that Trades the pommel for a horse men's and women's athletics at sports. • funding of athletics to President But good-by doesn't mean 0 ;md then .began. His hands were they are teaching the techniques UNM has been appointed by "In order to do this," Davis said, Davis no later than June 15. forever. .~ clenched tightly around a pair of that are used in performing tricks, ~ rings hung from the ceiling. · President William E. Davis, ."it is necesary to take a good look Ashby, who bloomed for UNM rather than just the tricks." Davis said the committee is to at all of our sports programs to see The special committee is chaired during the track season, said she is 01: He wants to be a performer of Another young girl chimed in, study methods of compliance with how they mesh with contemporary by Professor A.J. Ladman, a going to be putting her time into her o the athletic art of gymnastics. His "They're really patient with us. Berna I Switches Tiile IX of the federal civil rights circumstances." member of the medical school dental hygiene work. :Z:, movements are awkward. His face They keep us working." . What more could a young man ask for than to be strong, healthy and be "The university has long held a faculty. Other members include "It'll be sad," she said reflecting ~ is grim. ' And still another youngster said chosen as an all.American in his favorite sport? leadership position in women's ·Lavon Me Donald, men's athletic on how her last race will be, but ~ On the other side of the auxliary simply, "It's fun.". lntramurals Well, Lobo gymnast John Bernal, who was named to the National intercollegiate athletics among director; Linda Estes, women's quickly added, "It might not be my ~ gym, a young girl had her hands And with the participants having Association of College Gymnastics Coaches (NAGG) all American team, universities thoughout the coun athletic director; Professor Leon last race, I may come back." gripped on one ofthe uneven bars. fun, even the teachers will admit In The does have something else in mind. · try," Davis said. "We hope to be Griffin, health, physical education But even if this summer marks She tried to twirl herself around their job isn't all work. He wants to be a jockey. able to maintain that position on a anq recreation (HPER) depart the end of the track career of the bars and after two consecutive Lobo gymnast Perry Genovese, Summertime Bernal, the senior who lead the Lobos last season, is now working in sound and equitable economic and ment; Marion Metivier, associate "Flash" Ashby, she has already falls, she accomplished her gym one of the teachers, said, "Do I like Santa Fe, cleaning out the stables, UNM _coach Rusty Mitchell said. educational basis." director of affirmative action. shown the strength and talent that Cindy "Flash" Ashby natic feat. She smiled. teaching? I love it. The longer you The intramural program at UNM "He wants it," Mitchell said, "so, he's starting right at the very bot her coach at UNM, Tony Sandoval, These to ;tspiring gymnasts were teach, the more it ~enefits you as is offering a variety of activities for tom.'' all students, faculty and staff. It is knew she had all along. terrain, was demanded. among a cast of about fifty taking RUSt'/ 11/!itche/1 well as those you teach.'' part in a gymnastic clinic being held Bernal said eal'lier, "I'd like to give it a try. I think it would be fun." designed to accomodate the person Sandoval said, "I knew she "I don't like running that far," The grim-faced young man on Fat Lady May Call would come around. It was just a she admitted, but said, "It does get in Johnson Gym's auxilary gym. well as trying to get the kids more the rings, one of those benefitting Bernal qualified for the regionals, but despite doing what Mitchell called with average ability so they might matter of time. I'll miss her." you in shape." UNM gymnastic coach Rusty knowledgeable of it." from Genovese's tea<;hing, as well . " a good job,'' failed to qualify for the national touring team. be able to get a little exercise during And for her part, she said she When the time comes when Mitchell, who has produced 35 Mitchell would be pleased to as that. from UNM women's "His senior year was very beneficial, for him and for us," Michell the sumwer months. had Sandoval to thank for "helping Cindy Ashby will run her last race, conference champions, 25 All know that at ieast one of his clinic gymnastics coach Clnadia Thomas, . Men's and women's basketball me enjoy track.'' the pretty blonde will stretch her Americans and an Olympian, has members, Brad Wisler, is becoming begins his prformance. will start first. Entries are due at the Ashby has bettered her half-mile long legs and be done with it in a now turned his sharp eye towards more knowledgeable. 1 Still a bit awkward, the youngster managers meeting on Friday June the younger acrobats. 16 at 12:00 in room 120 of Johnson time over last year by about seven "flash." · Wisler said, "I want to get as finished. A smile appeared over the Saying good-bye can't be too Mitchell said, "We're trying t~ Gym. Tennis singles entries are due seconds .. much out of this as I c;m. The his formerly. grim face. He is "All of a sudden things went well easy when a person is saying it to promote the sport of gymnastics, as people teaching here are very · learning. Tuesday June 20 by 5:00 in room 230 of Johnson Gym. A managers for me. I haven't been sick or in something that has been a part of meeting will be Thursday June 22 jured all year." she said. Injuries them for about half their life, but and the tournament will be Friday aren't the only times she would like Ashby says, "They've all been good June 23, Saturday June 24 and to forget. She said these occured years." Sunday J.une 25. mostly during the cross country She said she would do it all again, Both co-ree volleyball and men's season where a grueling three-and too. "It's ·just part of me," she and women's softball entries will be a-half miles, often over rough said. Native American Studies due at the managers meeting at noon on Thursday June 29 in room Classes for Summer Session 1978 120 of Johnson Gym. Competition It's summer now a'nii the summer was for winners. for both these events will start on It was made so that winners could bask in the sun, the most powerful spotlight available to man. Wednesday July 5. Racquetball singles for both men and women ;'\ I · It was made so that winners everywhere would not have to hide their ,/ ' Eng·280 (002) Southwestern Literature Daily 0920·1020 MH 218 P. Allen will get under way on Monday July success inside, but rather walk through the very green grass underneath the \ Eng·488 (002) Southwestern Life & Literature Daily 1250-0250 MH 113 G. Hobson 17. Entries are due by Tuesday July Meet the equally green trees and out into the glorious sunshine for all the world to (Native Amer. Literature) 11 and a participants meeting is take note of them. Marvin Johnson Am·St-221 (001) Southwestern Indian Lifestyles Daily 1150-1250 MH 206 D.C. Cole slated at4 p.m. on July 13. And why not? Haven't they earned their glory? Ed·Fdn 493 (002) Topics·Teaching Pueblo Indian History Daily 0800.0900 Aud. J. Sandoval The last event for the summer is A telephone call, which could lead to a huge salary and a chance to be Winners have to work hard to become winners and for the most part (AibuqJndian School) co-ree tennis doubles with entries serenaded by "the fat lady", may come today to three UNM basketball deserve all the attention they get. roc due July 18 the participants meeting players. But there are still winners who don't get the attention they deserve at 4:00 on July 20 and actual Marvin "Automatic" Johnson, Michael Cooper and Wil "The Eraser" mainly because they have been branded losers. ' competition will start on Monday Smiley are up for grabs as the NBA holds its annual draft. The Minnesota Vikings have one of the best winning percentages in the July 24. If anyone has any Phil Ford of North Carolina, Mychal Thompson of Minnesota, Rick National Football League, yet they have never won the Super Bowl. They questions or needs more in Robey of Kentucky and Butch Lee of Marquette are among those con have never been crowned as the best winners in the NFL. So, they are formation please call the intramural sidered to be college basketball's most prized pro prospects. losers. · office at 277-5151. The office is Cooper, who was recently married, had a point-per game average of 16.1 Losers are easy to forget, especially in the bright summer sun. located in the northeast corner of while getting 5.6 rebounds a contest. Johnson averaged 24 points and six But there is one loser who is hard to forget, even with all the sunshine. Johnson Gym, second floor, room rebounds a game, while the 6-10 Smiley averaged 4.5 points and 5.2 boot. Tommy was a youngster growing up in Kansas. 230. boards. Every year he would compete in a tack .meet for kids his own age. Every year he would lose. Not "just" lose, but lose badly. Sometimes he i wouldn't even make it around the track in the 440-yard run. And after every race, Tommy would swear it would be his last. But R'ecreation I somebody would always convince him to try again: Tommy could never understand why he never got a ribbon or a medal. Facilities He thought he had tried just as hard as anyone else. He didn't realize that r he just was not a winner. Tommy was mentally handicapped and the race he entered every year Open was part of the Special Olympics. One summer Tommy died. Maybe that was the winningest thing he ever did. Johnson Gym, the auxiliary gym, But then, maybe he is the only winner and maybe the rest of us are the the weight room, handball courts, losers for understanding why Tommy never got his medal. tennis courts and swimming pool It will soon be autumn and autumn was made for winners ... will be open extended hours starting Monday, June 12. The facilities are ant for engineers, Just two tiny silver open to a-Il students, faculty or staff oxide batteries will mathematicians, who may bring a guest if desired. power this slim elec scientists, and students. Hanging The main arena in Johnson Gym tronic calculator for and the weight room will be open So, for an average approximately 1,000 around with Monday through Friday from noon of two batteries a year, you'll get hours of operation ... or an average to I p.m. and 5 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. Summer of one year. plenty of calculating power in a and on weekends noon to4:45 p.m. Treat yourself to a new hiking experience in The EL-5805 is a handsome assist- small package. The auxiliary gym will only be open on weekends from noon to 4:45 this Vasque rocking hiking boot. It's made on TME The handball courts will be open a "rocker last" which duplicates the natural on your hands? Monday, Wednesday and Friday 1978 walking action of the foot. Result? Faster from 12 noon to 7:45 p.m. and break-in ... easier walking, less foot strain. Tuesday and Thursday noon to 2 Test walk this new hiker- start rocki • p.m. and 5 to 7:45p.m. The tennis lr t' "I - courts will be open, with non ana am a reservations, from noon to dark - "' '"' • •ftt • hn • Summer Hours 1111 Cl C:UI during the week and from 7 a.m. camm11: r• 1G1 until dark on weekends. 1lt14f#e1tla Hours for the swimming pool are: the lanes will be open during Monday thru Friday $5 REBATE. the week from 7:30 a.m. to 6:15 ~~619014 Purchase your . p.m. and the deep end and shallow 8:00ani to 5:00pm Sharp EL-5805 end will be open from noon to 6:15. ~-- calculator before June30, 1978, The therapy pool will be open 4:30 and be eligible to 6:15 from Monday thru Friday. SHAr:IP .lifli for a $5.00 rebate Weekend hours for all sections are from Sharp. lf.u .. noon to4:45 p.m. M:OUXTAIIfS Why not join the ASUNm The camping equipment rental AID shop located in Johnson Gynt, RIVZRS roont 107 will be open Monday 1:30 Speakers Committee? 2320 Central S.E. • :zee 4178 Available at to 5:30p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Hours Mon.-Fri. 1().6, Sat. 9-5 Applications are now being Thursday 12:30 to I :30 p.m. and UNM BOOKSTORE Friday I :30 to 5:00p.m. accepted until June 23, at Room 242 In the SUB. .City crimf! down·· tlv\iti~ri Plpr. ,c:>s<:~r ·d~. Ia Ren~. ·.· ' < - W ASH1NGTON (UPI)- The National Zoo's two giant pandas are too standing Graduate Teaching. He fat and each will have to shed more than 50 pounds to mate properly and was nominated by his students and produce an offspring, zoo officials said Thursday. . the recommendation was evaluated Officials said they plan to put the two roly poly bearhke creatures on a by.the selection committee headed diet to get them in proper shape for next spring's breeding season. by Dr. Joel M. Jones, assistant . They said they want to trim their weight to 220 pounds or less. Currently provost and acting dean of Ling-Ling, the female, who is slightly older, weighs276 pounds and Hsing faculties. Hsing, the male, weighs 273 pounds. Dr. Frances Harnick of I They also said there is no evidence that ther~ is anything. wrong with. the psychology, who won the Out GET USED·TO THE IDEA! pandas who have failed to make the grade dunng each matmg season smce standing Undergraduate Teacher of 1973. the Year Award, was also Dr. Devra Kleiman, the zoo's reproduction biologist, and Jaren nominaled by her students. Horeley, the general curator, said they were told about the weight problem Supported by the Greater UNM last month during a visit to China, the pandas' homeland. Fund, the award is administered S.B.Sa HAS THE LARGEST "They (the Chinese) were very encouraing about the possibility of our through the office of the provost. animals breeding in the future," Ms. Kleiman said. "One of the things Any student, faculty member, they recommend was that we keep the animals weights about 100 kilograms chairperson, dean or alumnus may (220 pounds)." nominate anyone teaching at UNM, SELECTION· OF OFFICIAL "They feel we have a very good chance," said Ms. Kleiman, adding zoo though an individual may submit officials will not worry unless there are no offsprings during the next seven only one nomination. Each years. There has yet to be a pandapregrancy in a zoo outside of China. nomination must be accompanied CHADWICK PHOTO U·SED UNM TEXTBOOKS. Since 1972 when the pandas were given to the United States by the by a written statement outlining the Chinese government, they have dined twice a day on apples, carrots, reasons for the nomination. Some professionals before they get out of She plans to buy a painting with cooked sweet ptatoes, rice gruel, a dog biscuit and 20 po.unds of cut of the criteria for the award in the award money, to remember this cludes student evaluation, college. I emphasize the value of bamboo. occasion. and more: Ms. Kleiman said the zoo will make an across-the-board cut in their food publication, nomination, and publication and attending professional meetings. This is why "I am pleased to know the but there will be "no starvation diet" because there is plenty of time until ability to teach graduate students University cares as much about and large classes, said Professor all my students have jobs as next spring. teachers and historians by the time teaching as it does about Art & Engineering su·pplies The two giant pandas are the only ones in the United States and part of Bernard Spolsky, member of the they graduate." publication," Dr. Harnick said. Texas-Instrument, Hewlett-Packard, only a dozen in the zoos outside of China. selection committee. &Sharp calculators and accessories School and Office supplies UNM Classrings Law, Medical, Nursing arid Professional Flower textbooks and study aids UNM souvenirs & gifts puncture The man-stabbing roses which lined the east side of the SUB have been replaced by less vicious S \B S juniper bushes. The seagreen junipers, chosen by landscape I • architect Bob Johns, replaced rose bushes which were lost when the union was expanded two years ago. In 1970 the United States Armed Forces in Southeast Asia invaded Cambodia which touched off demonstrations on UNM's campus. With these demonstrations came the calling out of the National Guard by then-governor Dave Cargo. 243-1777 Bayonets were a fixed to the guards' rifles and they l' marched across the mall. Three people were stabbed and official reports stated the people l wounded fell upon the roses lining the mall . 2022 Central Ave. SE • \ ' Johns chose the junipers "because l wanted an fu!ED\ evergreen planting to edge the mall.'' ·-----· ·(Across from UNM- Parking in rear) The work, which took six weeks, was done by ..l I Los Patios Contractors. FISHER PHOTO