Student Government Referendum Date Set by Laura Ricbter Questions on the Balloi StaHWriter Comprehensive questions must have 250 signatures on a petition, a The date for the referendum to short, one-page statement of the choose UCSD's official student issue, the action to be mandated government-originally planned and mechanisms for im for late fall or early winter plementation, and a research quarter-has tentatively been' set paper which documents a short for the seventh week of winter paper. The name, address and quarter. telephone number of a person who the Elections Board can contact The UCSD Elections Board is with any questions that might arise still in the process of deliberating UCSD Enrollment Most Popular Majors in regard to the proposal must also over such items as the open be included. referendum hearings, a voters' The guidelines also require that Fall, 1976 Fall, 1975 Undeclared /9/6 pamphiet,and the actual balloting petitions accompanying ballot Undergraduate 8065 7577 Biology /893 and financing of the referendum. A . proposals adhere to the following Graduate /274 /229 Psychology 50/ cost analysis is currently being format: name, ID number, and Health Science 839 792 Chemistry 424 prepared. TOTAL 10, /78 9598 Mathematics 316 signature. Petitions must be in ink The content of the ballot will deal and have the name of the cir with governmental models and culator and the dates of circulation (Figures provided by the University of California, University Relations Oepartment.) comprehensive questions. Among on each page. the models that will appear on the All ballot proposals must be , ballot are three that were designed turned in to Sandy Sterling at the by the UCSD Task Force on Student Organizations Office tm Student Governance last sununer. the second floor of the Student , UCSD Enrolln:-ent on the Upswing The guidelines for placing ad Center. Proposals will be accepted ditional models on · the ballot through Dec. 2 at • pm. by Marleae Hennaa According to analyst Tom incentive to stay'in school, and the require 250 signatures on a Elections Board meetings are Staff Writer Robinson, the reason for the jmnp retention rate--or amount of petition, a short, one-page open to all students. The next statement on the model's struc meeting will be held Monday, in A marked jmnp baa occurred in is not certain, but a few theories continuing students- would drop. exist. One is that the rate of Thb happened for awhile, but now ture, purpose and products, and a the student organizations con the amount of students continuing major statement on the model. ference room. at UCSD, reault1ng in an actual fall students staying in school is the rate is up again. enrollment ol8606 undersraduates. connected with ·the economy. The UCSD will have to wait until next According to one UCSD senior higher the unemployment rate, the year to see whether this is a Baha'i Religion Stresses planning analyst, students are just longer students choose to remain in temporary fluctuation or a trend, not leaving as fast as estimates school. said Robinson. If it is a trend, predicted. The result is that UCSD Another ~eory is that Muir and further steps will have to be taken Spiritual Unity of Mankind has 290 more students than the T175 Revelle Colleges have been coming to discover its cause. predicted in this year's budget. down in enrollment, even though As campuses reach or gO' over by Laura Ricbter Baha'u'llah. There is no clergy Third and Fourth colleges have their maximum enrollment plans, StaHWriter connected with the Baha'is, which continued to grow. This allows for greater limits are placed on UCSD's chapter of the Baha'i, a allows members an equal oIr more intimacy and less tension, enrollment. religious organization, will present portunity to participate in and lead Citizen Group according to Robinson, because The expected total un- two films next Wednesday and -discussions. additional help and counseling are dergraduate enrollment, ac Thursday at 7: 30 pmin USB 2622. For administrative purposes, the available for students. With a more cording to three-quarter average The Baha'is hope that, through Baha'is maintain an international To Study DNA positive attitude, students tend to estimates by UCSD, was originally the films-"And His Name Shall Be Universal House of Justice, and stay longer. 7500. The three-quarter average is One" and "Step By Step"-students spiritual assemblies are organized It was originally thought that the estimated average of all three will gain an understanding into the on both the local and national Research after the Vietnamese war students quarters, as opposed to the fall- beliefs and practices of the Baha'i levels. Each has nine members, byJeelc.o. would not have the draft as an CooUoued on Page Z Faith. Admission is free. which are elected by the Baha'is Aaoelate New EdItor The Baba'i faith evolved in collectively. Concera OQI; ibe.JMk • ~ ' 4'htf 1Jaba'!S" ate rndhotbeistic munity involYement in ~ Fingerman Sees Caucuses ~~~ia ::Cfa~~~ ~~m~!: and believe in the validity of all binant DNA research and the need forerunner of the religion in 1844. religions . as brought about by for public awareness has prompted The religion was socially unac- manifestations of 'God. Each is the fonnation of a group of con seen as appropriate for the time, cerned people at UCSD to look into As Key t0 Wor ka b I e Coop ~e~i~~le :~:::des~::S~~~le~~d surroundings and social con risks of the potential and benefits by Alec Nedelman Schneider claimed were dividing thousands of his followers to be ditions. However, they do not the reSearch. Auoclate News Editor the Coop. imprisoned, killed and martyred. accept those institutions en Citizens for Safe Research "The notion the Coop is un- In 1863, another follower named compassing other faiths and (CSR) believes that the "decisions workable is absurd," Sl\id Mark Caucus "absoluteynot" Baha'u'Uah pronounced himself credence is ' given only to regarding this controversial Fingerman, Student Cooperative Controllillg Coop the Promised One of the Baha'i Baha'u'llah as the true fulfillment research must take into account Union Appointments and According to Fingerman, from faith. Today, many of his writings of the prophecy of God for all the risk it poses to the com Evaluations coordinator in an his perspective as a Coop member constitute the doctrines upon which .continued on Page 3 munity," according to a statement interview last week. the Marxist Caucus is "absolutely the religion is based. released Wednesday. not" controlling or dominating the "Organic Unity" CSR plans to raise the level of Coop. The Caucus by design, The teachings of Baha'u'llah awareness by providing in Fingerman said, is "politically the stress the principle of the " organic Erratum fonnation on the potential risks most organized and vocal group in • unity of the human race." He once In our article Wednesday and benefits, wjth an interest in the Coop." wrote " Glory not in this, that you about poet Amiri Baraka's I opening the dialogue on ' the He termed the Caucus as not love your country. Glory rather in appearances at UCSD, we said possible social and ethical -con being organized to take control of this, that you love your kind." that Baraka will lecture tonight sequences of recombinant DNA the Coop, but rather as having " de The substance of this theory is at 7: 30 in the Third College work." Members of the group will facto control." Fingennan said its termed by Baha'is to be applicable Lecture Hall 104. This is not establish a central informaUOJl members have been elected Coop existence, whether it be moral, true. Baraka is scheduled to section in one of the UCSD coordinators because "they are ethical, social, or political. lecture on black revolutionary libraries, which will include ar better informed on the issues, One example for our present art Saturday night at 7:30 in ticles and other related material on better organized and project the society is seen in the Baba'i aIr TLHI04. recombinant DNA research. attitude that they mean business proach to the problem of pollution. Tonight Baraka will instead Qlleatloas for Panel and have dtfinite goals in mind." They believe that its source is be giving a reading at 7:30 at . In addition, CSR will prepare a Fingerman ,feels that the basically spiritual and when people the educational Cultural Center, list of questions to be submitted to hostility which does exist within learn to live together as one, at 4343 Oceanview Blvd. The the UCSD Biohazards Committee Student Cooperatiue Union the derives from pollution will be eliminated. rest of the information in the concerning the role of the com-- Appointments and Eualuatlons Coop "those mittee as an overseer of Coordinator. Mark Fingerman. people in the Coop who are well- Followers of the Baba'i faith article is correct. infonned and up to date, versus believe that each individual has the The Triton Times regrets this bio~zardoU8 research at UCSD. Fingennan was responding to a those people who are not weU- capacity to pursue an investigation error. Spec181 emphasis will be placed on . Triton Times interview with Coop informed and insist that they be of truth in the teachings of the current UCSD proposals for external affairs coordinator Andy given equal consideration with the research utilizing recombinant Schneider (Oct. 22) in which well-informed people. That's DNA tecmology. Schneider termed the situation in ,A presentation to the Del Mar the Coop "unworkable". where a lot of friction flies. " City CouncU will be made nut Fingennan, a supporter of the One way Fingennan feels in Monday in hopes of gaining sUIr Coop since its inception in 1974 dividuals could have a larger voice in the Coop is get involved with POrt for the citizens' group. stressed that "at no time do I feei to organized fonnal factions like the CSR also plans to attend the next the Coop has been unworkable Marxist Caucus. "Whenever m~ et ing of the DNA Study Com- since Andy has been in It. It is rmttee of the Quality of Life Board workable-we've been able to hold members of the Marxist Caucus for the city of San Diego. The organized and orderly meetinp all speak I feel they are speaking for COmmittee which is open this quarter." an organized, well-informed meettns, group," he said. ~ the public, will be held in the Fingennan also took issue with fl~th floor conference room at the ScMeider'. views on the Marxist Formal VI. OrJaaic Factions ~ty Administration Building Nov. Caucus. Defining himself as Fingennan wished to make it that while he supports ,at4:00p m. neither a 'member of the CaUCUI clear The agenda for the San Diego nor a liberal (which be termed as organized fonnal factions like the committee meeting includes two "someone who essentiaUy ad Caucus, he is differentiating proponenla of reeombinant DNA vocates individual righ.... and I between these type of factions, which he calla caucuses, and ~e earch, Paul Ber.. of the don't place an individual on a Lanford Medical CAmter, and pedestal,"), Fingerman IBid he organic factions. " There are John Splzizne, of the Scrippl Clinic wiIhed to clear up misconceptlom definite organic factions within the and Resetu'Ch Foundation. about factions and caucu blch c.. tJHed 011 P ,e 3 Pal· I triton times Friday, November 1%, If71 Friday, November 12, 1171 triton times Page 3
(· ..... ··~·· ..... ·...... ~· .. '"··"·· .... ·-.. -l Ecltor Fourth College Writing Program, Coop's Effectiveness is Growing ' fCOMMUNITY1 Group Formed BOUILLABAISSE Two Courses of interest for the Winter Quarter .... iBLOODBANK1 The fourth College Writing Program would like 10 announce There Is an excitin.iJ~mpus organization being formed at UCSD and I Effective politickinlls poisible at UCSD. What's The result: past budget procedures were two cGUn'e. being o ffered Winter Quarter: the , 983 India , want to let you know bout It. For the time beq, it's being called going for us, what's going agaimt III? strengthened, with respect to the SCU's respon Fourth College J 2: Poelry IT Th 10· 11 :50) ... Thlw courn will be sara j. lowen , 327 F Street , taught by M• . Candace GI...... Uonally publilhed .nd prize. STUDENT PERFOR' CE COOP. We're students - at first glance that's a minus. sibility over allocations. George Murphy, vice The COOP Is a brUn child of two highly enthusiastic artists, namely winning poet. Grades and growirW pUla, the inteDSitJes of a chancellor in charge of itudeiK affairs, had tried to The combination of seeing Jimmy Carter win the presidency and ( PAYSDONOBS , Fourth College 14: TechnIcal WritIng (M W 10·1 H;O) ... hughl Larry SwenDove and Leo DeJohn. cfraWIHIUt ritual Into adulUloocl. My guess: tbe centralize control of the funds into his Reg Fees by Mr . Robert Fay. one o' the leading aclentl'lc technl",,1 The COOP will address itself to the needs of undergraduates (but not "Gone with the Wind" In the same week is too strong to keep me from ""'ter I editor• . muclt-up 0( a pacified .youth Is related to society; conunittee. exclusively) wbo to do more In the way of performance than they thinking about tbe South, reaUty versus image. for Service Interested . tucien", ",1M> hav" completed the wrillng want corporations, middle-classea, unemployed, . 2) The SCU sponsored a meeting of . student "llt. might be able to do through the auspices of the theatre, music, visual "Gone with the Wind" has to be the most powerful mytp ever created Mon. ·Frl. reAulrement. of their collean . hould come with their Preferred poUution, UCSD. Without analysis, we can guess organizations. The results: the scu has not Prngram Cardo 10 the Fourth Coli. Writing Program offices (508 arts conununicaUons departments, etc. In a very beneficial way, the about the South. Moonlight and Magnolia. Mint juleps served outside ! MC)lo I 233-5481 .. that we're here for safe keepinl. "'Till things get established support among the8e organizations, t coOP will be a much needed extension of the work already going 011 here white porticoed mansions. Southern ladies in frothy white dresses, with ) 234-4601 • better." .. despite competl!nt, fair, and sometimes generous alUCSD. parasols to protect their fair complexions from the sun. Southern gen ...... - ...... ~ ...... ~ . _ .."' ...... t Students with identity crises are often In funding. The SCU has establlabed the baaIs for tlemen, raising gaUantry and chivalry to heights not seen since medieval As conceived by Swerdlove and DeJohn, the STUDENT PER· competent; administrators with identity crises are FORMANCE CX>OP will serve the student comnumity a production continued COmmunicatiODl between the student times. as often incompetent. However, as a group, studeiU organization. If. say. Jody or Joe Student wantto put on a play they wrote organizations. But "Gone with the Wind" is only one image of southerners that and Our for tit. 113, well, they take their play and a proposal for the production to are imaginative energetic. problem Is: 3) The SCU's general assemblies (1:30 Mondays) HollywoQd hal! given to that district. Southern character,s are always becoming sPlattered against the waUs of f"ility. To the COOP board for consideration. The CX>OP board then helps them by are fWlCtioning, as informaUon ad ideas forums larger than life. Colonel Sanders, Gom~r Pyle, the Hatf~el~ and the answer this, the Student Cooperative Union (SCU) scheduling space, aUocaUng funds, and organizing others to "'.orit on the and as decisiori-makinR sessions. McCoys, Miz Ruby, Loretta Lynn. No region has been the VJ~un of more was founded. IronicaUy, its first years were ac· I urge any students to attend the SCU meetings, production. Jody or Joe then go ahead with their play, and voila! We all stereotypes, many of them unflattering. If Southerners aren t portr~yed Urban I Rural Siudies get to see a new play several weeks down the road. cented by emotional puking at the ge~ra1 Mondays at 6:30 p.m. I have 8JT8nged a "Special as living in a feudal plantation SOCiety, they are made to look stupid or Everyone benefits-Jody or Joe because their play gets ~ced, assemblies. At the same time, important political Session" for Sat., Nov. 13, from 12:30-6:30 at the degenerate. ' student perfonners because they bave one more show under. t~U' ~lts, education resulted in the Unionism Amendmenl North Conference Room. The focus will be: theSCU There was the Southern redneck sheriff, palUlchy, stupid and a the drama and lit deparbnents because students are practicmg things The amendment is being implemented. Examples and the comprehensive referendum. • ge nerally mean son4-a·bitch. He enforced his own law, with the help of Wlnler Courses Are ODen they learned in classes, and the corrununity in general because of the of our growinl effectiveness: VIC BLOOMBERG his shotgun·anned "boys." "We're gonna Nn you out oftown boy, ... " experience of seeing a new play. . 1) Student Activity Fees Committee - responsible Spedal SeuIoaI Then there are the 'Southern hillbillys, generaUy portrayed as The COOP is just now organizing. The first meetinl OCcurred. last to the SCU - negotiated with the ChancellOr's offiCe. CoordiDat.or scti lackadaisical and stupid, suffering from hookworm and in-breeding. Any Friday. The next meeting-and this is the one that eve~one ~ho IS in III Siudenis energy they do have Is channeled into feuds with the~ enemies. 10 terested should attend-will be today 1%:. NOOII. The meeting WiU be held And, finally, the image of the Southerner as a racISt. It was e~y in the In thf'! Mandeville east room. BENNEIT E . McCLELLAN Research vs. Teaching Time: Enrollment.. sixties to believe that Southerners were racists and all racISts were Drama Grad. Southerners. ~h. 101l0WIng Iisl 01 courses Will ~ oltered by Ihe I quarter figure, which Is usually an But this image is changing, partly because of the South's prosperitr, UCSD Faculty Defended Inflated number because many partly because of the Carter presidency. It's not that Carter ~Ill students leave during the year, singularly dispel all the myths about Southerners. But because Carter IS a IJrban and Rural Siudies Program during Iha Wlnler Don Strebel's letter of November and one-half give much more time, Robinson said. Fnm the faU Southerner, the media is taking a look at the New South, and people are ATTENTION S contains two gross exaggerations 30-40 hours per week, to their in enrollment of 8,065, the three discovering that it's not really like its HoUywOO by Tim MacKeaale DolI.uIs? This Week ",TeclBme §1"11f)~ If) §I AchfuRtkrr It's Rock~n Tim MacKenzie Be.t Albuma XEROX COPIES 1. Station to StaUoo-Oavid Bowie Roll & Soul (RCA) Despite his own insistence NO MINIMUM Boston, ODe of the fastest-rising that he's "rocked his roll," David The advertisements referred to "a world gone mad." Now I've heard of 3 cents with Student 10 groups in America, headlines a Bowie has once again reached the truth in advertising, but this was positively ridiculous, because anyone show tonight at the Golden Hall. pinnacle of rock music with this who enjoys Black Sabbath would have to be mad. Boston has a big hit albwn, innovative, superbly crafted LP. Their concert last week at the Sports Arena had to be the worst, most "Boston," which includes the top Station to Station marks a annoying show seen in this area since Slade bothered to show up last single "More Than A Feeling." comeback of sorts to Bowie after spring. And 'goddamit, I tried my very best to be objective, but my 01> the critical panning of his dlsc() Although a fa irly ne w band, Boston jectivity was blown away with the very first chords. t·-·-·- ···~··_·I_ .. _·_.. -·-~·'··- · ·-··-·- · ·-- · ·- ·· -·· ...... ~t h'is been selling out all of its soul Young Americans LP. Now let's get something straight. I've listened to Sabotage, Sabbath Perhaps he realized this himself, Bloody Sabbath, and Technical Ecstasy, and was actually able to ~ ~""! ~ Concert SCene - as the ominous opening chords to stomach it all. The single "Iron Man" has to be one of the most primitive _: "The D e vii In l'.a..u;S !( the title track herald "the return of cuts ever released by the record industry, and I thought it was rather concerts on this current tour. the thin white duke. " catchy. But that was still not nearly enough to prepare me for what I was Special guest stars will be Spirit The variety of the cuts is indeed, to see at the Sports Arena. ! Jones"•.• is coming ! and the nymphs of rock, the excellent, and prevents the albwn RWlaways. from getting bogged down. From · CS / Roli' Gallagher headlines a ~ to U D..• thanks to ( concert at Golden Hall on Wed rockers like "Station to Station" to " Stay" to the disco-oriented nesday, with English group Be Bop "Golden Years" and " 'I'VC IS" to l the Rugby Club ~ Deluxe the special guest act, and the romantic ballads " Wild is the · I Point Blank the opener. / Friday Nov 19 Mandeville Auditorium j Don't forget, George Carlin will Wind" and "Word on a Wing," i : be at the Civic Theatre tomorrow Bowie succeeds with seeming ease. , Two Showings (7 and 9 pm) ~ and Labelle will perform Sunday at The man(?) just gets better and David B Heart: Golden Hall. better as time goes by. And just ( $ 2.00 a person 1 Tower Power will be in listen to that voice. (TM) , . or · I concert at the Civic Theatre Year's Albums { (Must be 18 or over and ID's will be checked) t November 27th with Orleans. , . CPR Ted Nugent is the headliner on i Tickets on saJe at the Box Office , Presents November 30 at Golden Hall, with ~ ...... , .. _.. ". .'-- ...... _,._ .. _.~ . _ ...... _ .t _.. _...... _ .. _._ .. _l Don Mclean Rush the special guest act. Ou r Critics T Best Shots single "You'll Never Find Another keyboard work maintains an al> Love Uke Mine" ). stracted dazzle, Al DiMeola con Give a great deal of the credit to tinues to blaze inspiredly in the Ken Gamble and L'eon Huff of McLaughlin guitar bag, and the CPR Presents Philadelphia International rhythm section of bassist Stanley Bob Seger Recor~ for writing and producing Clarke and drummer Lenny Clarke most of 'Ule album's material, and continue to defy description. I had a premonition of what the concert might be like when I saw for signing Lou Rawls. When it Romantic Warrior is the quin countless numbers of individuals vomiting in the Sports Arena parking Saturday Films comes down to it, the voice of tessential jazz rock product, lot. I was to find out that the number of sickies would increase tenfold Friday & once I stepped into the Arena itself. And by the time I left the show I felt All elevated above the rest. (TB. ) Rawls is the key to 1bings In like joining them. ' Time, and it's pure gold. TM. 3. Wlred-JeH Beck (Columbia) 2. Dreamboat Annie-Heart Without doubt, the guitar'albwn of TJ.le problem with ~Iack Sabbat~ lies beyond their basic lack of talent. Hearts of the West (Mushroom) I didn't think it was the year. Hard rocker Beck is BeSides the thunderm~, very baSIC guitar playing, the most disturbing possible for a new band to create Ted Burke biting, applying his eccentric fret element of BS IS vocalist Ozzy Osb~rne. Not only is his voice extremely such an excellent LP. But that just wo rk against a funk-jazz backdrop. annoYlOg,. but hiS m?v.eme~ts and his tirades to the audience wotild lead Friday, November 12 shows how wrong I can be. Best Albums His duets with keyboardist Jan one to beheve that hiS mtelltgence level lies somewhere between idiot and 7:00 p . m . & 9:30 p .m. Dreamboat Annie is a success on 1. Red Card-Streetwalkers moron. US82722 all COWlts. The material by Ann (Mercury) This comprises some of It was actually tragic that a great rock 'n roller like Bob Seger would $1 .25 Rory Gallagher and Nancy Wilson is absolll.tely the best and least pretentious hard have to open the show for the likes of Black Sabbath. The man from top-notch, including the hit singles rock of the year. The songs are Detroit really knocked 'em dead, and was called back for encore after " Magic Man" and " Crazy On hard nosed, the arrangements encore. Maybe, just maybe, the audience knew its evening might be and ruined after his Silver Bullet Band left. UCSD Theater You." But unlike many new bands, intelligently constructed, the lyrics Oft1l£ Saturday, Novembe r 13 Heart did not settle for a "com This is a big year for Seger, who is finally becoming a popular a t WEST Gary Cooper in traction na~ion-wide after years of success in the mid-west. He performed mercial" oriented albwn with one StlllllKl Opens With or two hit singles. Dreamboat much of the material from his big-selling Uve Bullet LP, including JEFF BRI[)(JES . ANDY GRIFfITII November 19 8:30pm ADnle succeeds because of the "Hamblin' Gamblin' Man," "Beautiful Loser," "Nutbush City Limits" OONAui PLEASENCE ··Alonq Came Jones'· UC San DIego Gym musical theme within it; a totally and " Katmandu." BlYTHE DAmR UCSDStudents $3.50 Chekhov Play satisfying albwn from opening to His band, paced by Drew Abbott on lead guitar, Alto Reed on General AdmIssIon $4.50 saxophone, Robyn Robbins on keyboards, Chris Campbell on bass and &- tAUHARKI8l . & TIckets: UC San DIego Box OffIce 452-4559 closing. The individual per rii'ril III'!\. 1t, ltl u,w IN" Charlie Allen Martin on drums, was indeed excellent. There is no ~ IAGM .1IImd IIrtIIII 'Anton Chekhov's "The Cherry fonnances, paced by Ann Wilson V "High Noon" on lead vocals, Nancy Wilson on question that Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band show their true colors Orchard," first performed in in concert. I mean that to be a flattering corrunent, despite the fa ct that F ILMS I N CO ~.O RA TE D USB 2722 Moscow in 1904 less than six acoustic guitar and Roger Fisher S1.00 on lead guitar, appear to be Black Sabbath also shows its true colors in concert. months before the playwright'~ Bob Seger is a great, sure·fire rock 'n roller, an artist with power and Tlc.kets UCSD Box Office death, will be performed tliTh flawless. It will be interesting to Want to be different? dynamism as ~ell as a hell of a lot of talent. Why they put him on the bill 452-4559 weekend in the UCSD Theatre as see if their next LP can improve Hammer combine power, grace, with Black Sabbath I'll never know. upon this one. It will not be easy. the opening of the UCSD Theatre's and virtuosity in a breath-taking TM. Capitol Records has announced the pending release of three albums, 1976-77 season. Perfonnances of perfo 3. All ThIngs In Tlme·Lou Rawls rmance. Especially out the Beach Boys Uve In London, The Best of George Harrison and The "The Cherry Orchard" cor.tinue standing is " Blue Wind", which is T's with "eye" appeal (Philadelphia International) With Best From Lou Rawls. Nov. 16-21. Showtime is at 8 pm. the best jazz rock rave up since The cast is composed of un this album, Lou Rawls has made a display street level menace better The Beach Boys albwn was recorded in 1969. Released here for the first Mahavishnu Orchestra's "Vital time, it contains a dozen songs including such hits as "Good Vibrations," dergraduate and graduate startling " comeback" into the than anyone since The Stones, and f-·-·-~~:;::;~;:;~· ;;~::;;~~i:-- · ·-·- · l Choose one that fits your style Transformation" . TB. "Barbara Ann," "God Only Knows," "Do It Again," " California Girls," students and one drama depart forefront of the music scene. " AU Roger Chapman's vocals grate like ment faculty member, associate Things In Time" transcends all a chainsaw buzz. Great stuff for "Sloop Jolm B" and "Darlin' ". Super Selection Hand-painted "T" shirts professor of voice Mary Corrigan, barriers to provide an LP with a the insatiable heavy metal addict. The Best of George Harrison is the first collection bringing together the ~ 1 top material from the ex-Beatie. The 13 songs are divided so that the first who portrays Ranevskaya. Susan seemingly universal market. (TB.) ANNOUNCEMENT ! 1 Lewis is Ana; John Wesley All Things In Time features 2. The RomanUc Warrior-Return side covers his Beatie days ("Something," " Here Comes The Sun" and ; i 95 "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" among others) and the second side $4 Houston, Jr: Yepihodov; David some fine upbeat material to Forever (Columbia) Though the ATT ENTION - REGISTRATION FOR WINTER each encompas~s his solo career ("My Sweet Lord," "Give Me Love" and t I at Jensen : Lopakhin ; and Gerry ("You're The One" "Groovy notion of jazz rack "fusion music" OTR 1977 . Registration Packets for Wlnler ; I Edwards as Gayev. Costwne People" "From Now On" ) as well has run its course of innovation, Otr 1977 were sent to con tinuing student. on "You" are included). ' Noy. 3. Students who did no t receive thei r The Best From Lou Rawls is a tw()-record set outlining his career_ The design is by Deborah Dryden, as a selection of ballads ("Time" the latest (and last) RTF albwn packe ts should come to the Registrar'S twenty tunes include " Dead End Street," "Love Is a Hurttn' Thing" and The scenic design is by Dan Dryden " Need You Forever" " Pure pumps needed energy and c0m Office , 101 MC. "Your Good Thing." l ! and the lighting design is - by Imagination") and a delightful positional imagination for an In Amarante Lucero. light disco composition (the hit vigorating outing. Chick Corea's Registration for continuing students In the week of Nov. 15-19. Cards IIted after 4:30 pm Friday . Noy . t 9 will be sub/eet to a $10.00 la te filing f.. . 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