fRancisco foghorn MARCH 19, 1982 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA VOLUME 77 M MBER 16

Financial Aid Task Force Created Lo Schiavo Responds to Cuts

by Sam Phillips According to a recent Newsweek USF. According to a fact sheet article (Feb. 22, 1982), entitled "The prepared by the FA Task Force, this The recent budget submitted by Crisis in College Aid," "graduate measure "would force the California President Reagan for the fiscal year students would still be eligible for Student Aid Commission to reduce 1983 proposes massive cuts in the ALAS—Auxiliary Loans to or eliminate thousands of Cal Grant federal aid to education. Because Assist Students—but they would awards." many students do depend on have to borrow at 14 percent In addition. Reagan wants to financial aid at USF, Fr. John Lo interest." Many who work during eliminate present funding of the Schiavo formed a task force recently grad school would have to pay the National Direct Student Loans (chaired by Vice-President for interest and principal while still in (NDSL) and phase out Social Business and Finance, Elwood school. Security payments (which average Hancock) which has been looking The Reagan Administration $260 month) for students whose into ideas for Fighting the proposed would also like to slice the present parents are deceased, retired or cuts. Pell Grant or Basic Educational disabled. The cuts that are being proposed Opportunity Grant (BEOG) The Financial Aid Task Force has by Reagan would damage many Program from its present level of come up with many concrete programs and eliminate funding to $2.3 billion down to $1.4 billion. suggestions for battling the other programs entirely. The This program primarily serves low proposed cuts. The main push of the Guaranteed Student Loan (GSL) to middle income families. 800 USF task force is to inform the students of program which provides 73% of undergraduate students currently the immensity of the situation. The USF students' loans from the receive $698,930 in Pell Grant funds. fact sheet states that "2,338 students government, is undergoing serious Under the budget proposals they depend on some form of financial revisions. Some of the changes would risk a lower award, or aid (loans, grants, or scholarships) would include requirements that possibly not being deemed eligible to meet the cost of attending USF." students would have to pass a needs any longer. Additionally, a letter-writing analysis to determine eligibility and Two programs that would be cut campaign is being urged by loan repayment would be set to outright are the Supplementary Hancock, with the main thrust to market interest rates instead of the Education Opportunity Grant begin Wednesday and Thursday. current seven or nine percent. In (SEOG), which funds USF to the March 24 and 25. Hancock stated in addition, the origination fee (cost to tune of $17,000 annually, and the a letter to the USFcommunity: "It is take out a loan, which is subtracted State Student Incentive Grant urgent that we contact members of from the loan), would rise from five Program (SSIG), which is the U.S. Senate and House of to ten percent. The proposal to responsible for funding 16 percent of Represntatives to acquaint them eliminate the GSL for Grad students California's Cal Grant Program. with the potentially disastrous Woody Hancock had a key role in ISPs financial aid lobbying. seems to be a minor concern, as the With 750 undergraduates effects of the student aid budget House Budget committee did not participating in the Cal Grant proposals. Particularly important you to have your friends and family extremely important issue; these include any reference to it for this program for a total of $1,510,366, are letters from students and contact their legislators and express letters should be as specific as year. this plan would be devastating to parents. I would like to encourage their concern regarding this possible." Labor Dispute Continues g Offender Stalls bybv Kelly Marie HarpHarp toto aa meetinmeetinge inin GilGill l TheatrTheatree oonn ^r^ Sim. V/llVllilVl k_J l %A 1JV k3 In a response to the University's March 26th prior to the regular scheduled meeting of the Board at 9 recent attempt to have arbitrator Gleeson Library has been the suspect has been responsible for Person" at a certain location there. a.m. Adolph Koven removed from his scene of five encounters with a three reports of lewd acts and The exact place where he was seen According to Faculty Association position, the Foghorn has learned sexual criminal during the past year- indecent exposure in their library; must be given, and at the same time President Michael Lehmann, this that the Faculty Association is and-a-half, warns S. "Yash" and the University of California at advising the dispatcher that he is an action has been taken because the seeking an audience with the Yasinitsky, Director of Public San Francisco Police report at least Oriental male with a birth mark. If association feels that there has been University's Board of Trustees. The Safety. The offender was last seen one incident involvingthis suspect in any woman student is approached association has invited the Trustees Continued on back Tuesday, March 16, at a quarter- their Medical Center Library, by this suspect. Public Safety advises to-five, when he escaped from two according to Yasinitsky. them to move away from him and plain-clothes officers who were Director Yasinitsky urges all our report him to the library desk who Foghorn Survey Asks "You" looking for him at the time. students to be on alert for this will call public safety, giving the i i The suspect is described by Yash offender when going to Gleeson offender's location. as an Oriental male, about 25 years Library. If he is observed, Yash asks San Francisco Police Depart­ of age. with a large pink birthmark that a call is made to the public ment's Sexual Crimes Unit .;*£wi* on the right cheek and a larger one safety dispatcher at 495-3907. iSa Inspector Rita Grove is investigating that extends down his right chin and advising that there is a "Suspicious these cases. neck This man usually sidles up toa blond female student and engages her in conversation about the muscles and bones of the human foot and leg. He then will ask to Inside: T ^MmmW show the female student the exact I locations of the parts discussed on Opinion: The Editor Says Goodbye Paf« 4 her own foot or leg. He distracts the woman during which times he exposes himself and sometimes Features: A Look at lhe masturbates, often without the Guardian Angels Page 6 victim's knowledge until too late. This suspect, who has a round, Escapades: Escapades Needs slightly rough complexioned face, was seen on the third floor of NQAmateurs' P»*e7 Gleeson Library Tuesday afternoon when Director Yasinitsky and Investigator Bill Garrett spotted him Sports: Dons Downed in First seated next to a blond woman Round p«je 12 student, sharing a chair with her as a common foot-rest. On seeing these Public Safety officers, the suspect The Foghorn opinion editor. Van Ault, in Harney Plaza interviewing fled. A search proved futile. There will be no Foghorn next week, the 26th, students concerning their views on USFs school newspaper. A survey will San Francisco State University while a new Editor-in-Chief is chosen by the Media be circulating this week with reporters roaming the campus. investigators bejieve that th«? same Council. There will be an issue on the 2nd of April. • Pice 2 Ncuus. IMarch 19, 1982 Law School Projects Adler Introduces FitzGerald Lecture Ihe USF Street l.aw Project is as ., pianist and vocalist. Wine planning a fundraiser cocktail party and hors d'oeuvres will be served, Dr. Desmond FitzGerald, on Friday. March 26. and there will be a door prize. Chairman of the USF Philosophy Ii will be held in the Kendrick Hall Tickets are available at the door, Department, will be soon be givinga rotunda (corner of Fulton and or by calling 666-6832. lecture entitled, "From Aristotle to Stanyon) from 6 to 9 p.m. or so. The Street Law Project has law Adler: Some Reflections in the Tickets are $5 for students and students teach inner-city high school Continuity of Philosophy." senior citizens. $10 regular students about "everyday law." They admission and $25 for businesses or also find after-school jobs for youth The presentation, dealing with the agencies (they can send 3 people in law-related agencies and organize continuity of the philosophic from each agency). Music will be field trips to local courthouses and tradition, will feature an provided by Ian Fraser Thomson, a jails. The Street Law Project has introduction by Mortimer Adler. former USF Law School graduate been in existence for six years, and is Adler, a well-known philosopher who has performed professionally as a non-profit organization. and Director for the Institute of Philosophic Research in Chicago, Illinois, will open the lecture by Tired of Preppies? giving some personal reflections on Mortimer Fleishhacker. Jr. NEW YORK, N.Y. (CH)- Are you appropriate place for a prep debut. tired of the preppy movement yet? "New York far outpreps California," A New York producer is hoping Birnbach comments. "The Harvard Dr. FitzGerald stated, "I think ot enough people are still intrigued by Club is here, and there are fewer it as a general public lecture...the the tongue-in-cheek elitism of that toupees and shag carpets in New theme relates to the treatment ofthe fashion culture trend, because he's York." so-called end of man in Aristotle, agreed to finance a Broadway No lyricist or composer has been Aquinas, Maritain and Adler." musical called of course "The signed on. as yet, and there are Official Preppy Musical." indications both will have to meet Producer Lester Osterman certain qualifications. The choice of The talk will be given at 8 p.m. on recently signed a deal with Lisa Osterman as producer was an Monday. March 22 in the Parina Birnbach. editor of "The Official obvious one, says Birnbach, because Main Lounge of the University Preppy Handbook," to stage the of his preppy credentials. "He went Center. musical next season. Osterman's to Columbia Grammar and the Mortimer Adler will introduce Dr. FitzGerald. daughter. Pat Thackray. is currently University of Virginia," she points writing the stage book with out. "He has horse prints on his Birnbach. who says sheturneddown walls, and he used to have a seat on other preppy entertainment offers the New York Stock Exchange." Administrators Comment on Survey but thinks Broadway will be an Administrative commentary old system which did not, as the new came in the area of registration with concerning the results of an ASUSF one does, connect with the other students exclaimingthat registration survey has drawn some acknow- offices on campus. Said Hauser, "In had noticeably improved. In Memory legment on the part of chief the past, coordination could lag for Herb Tobey, Associate Director Professor Robert A. Thornton. taught at San Francisco State from administrators concerning student as much as 45 days. But at this point, of the Registrary, in responding to USF Professor of Physics. Emeritus, 1956 until he came to USF and was responses. it's a matter of only two or three student comment, leafed through died at his home in Fairfax, Virginia. the first black faculty member to The poll, taken earlier this month, days. It should be much more one of many large binders Sunday. March 7. He was age 85. He become a dean at San Francisco was an inquiry into the efficiency current." containing students' registration leaves his wife, Jessie. State. and accuracy of student services on He added however that troubles papers. Illegible scrawls, excessive Professor Thornton taught at Memorial services were held campus. still existed. "It's a matter of fine- drop add forms, and numerical USF from 1967 until he retired in Saturday March 13 at St. Mary's Six hundred out of one thousand tuning it now," he said. inaccuracies written by students all 1976. but continued teaching Episcopal Church in Washington, survey sheets were counted as Concerning long lines, Mr. contributed to what was a heavy courses in the USF Fromm Institute. DC returns, and last week, the Foghorn Hauser glanced upwards at two load to process. He received his Ph.D. and in Physics His home address is 3422 Barclay printed results from the first one o'clock Tuesday and indicated the "Each paper has its own story. and Philosophy from the University A\enue. Fairfax. Virginia, 22031. hundred sheets logged. Students absence of lines at thetime. He noted One miss, and you're in a different of Minnesota in 1946, and did post­ The USF Community offers its voiced strong negative criticism in that lines existed irregularly at the category. Most things work for most doctoral work in the early I950's at most sincere condolences to Mrs. all categories, along with occasional office, and therefore a separate people most of the time." Harvard under Albert Einstein. He Thornton. complimentary statements. check cashing line was not feasible Yet for mistakes that occur, he The offices of the Bursar, under these circumstances on a remarked, "It's what can happen Registrar, and Housing were objects permanent basis. when you get batches and batches of of survey. However, he did offer suggestions forms." Sources of unhappiness expressed upon alleviating the problem by The associate director then added about the Bursar's office were knowing which hours are the that whenever individuals have difficulties with billing, lack of heaviest. problems they have access to either coordination with the Registrar, and "There's always a line up until the himself or the director Jerry C. waiting in long lines. census date." which is the fourth Cellilo, or the people they work Commenting upon these remarks. week of school, he said. "Lunch time with. Bursar Richard Hauser stated that is also not a good time, as well as Housing, which carried both good the University has recently installed Fridays." he stated. and bad comments in ' student noticeably decrease. He said that He said that coordination with all opinion drew a few remarks from much of what had caused problems relevant offices was expected soon. Housing Director Peter Wiese. in the past was in the design of the The Registrar's . Office also "As far as the mail goes (at a new software computer system and attracted its share of praise and Christmas time) it was forwarded as that "from now on" problems should criticism. Many students soon as our people were able to do complained of communication it." WIN A FULL, THREE-QUARTER, HALF, OR problems between the Bursar and "As far as the heat problems, if Registrar, and of registration PARTIAL SUMMER SCHOLARSHIP. RETURN owest Fare To they're not having heat, and have T mistakes. Even still, compliments THIS HANDY COUPON BY APRIL 21, 1982 filled work orders, it should have FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GOOD LUCK! been responded to." TOKYO "As far as dryers being broken, CALL 981-5383 this has nothing to do with janitorial maintenance services. If there are SHOGUN TRAVEL things that are broken, they should Term Paper 4 Thesis Typing be reported." Professionally Styled Resumes To students criticizing the Food "Instant Help When You Need It!" Services, he suggested that it was Summer Study at 241S Chestnut, in the Marina best to go to the Food Committee. (415) 346-7381 Further information about this Oxford, England information should be obtained at Join the 700 year old the Housing desk. He later added Oxford University that he did not administer the tradition of scholarship 'vtfOMAN^c-: contract. in a program of He offered no comment for International Study. • private rooms student remarks that he be fired, • Open to anv major for up to • downtown location except to mention that students 9 college credit*.. • commuter connections Academy of Art College • 2 fine meals dally involved in 7G who delivered most • Field trips to London, Stratford, • weekly maid service of the attacks did not know the full 540 Powell Street, San Francisco, Ca 94108 Brideshead sites. • snack canteen story behind the evacuation. • Lodging, meals, and classes at • 2 spacious lounges 1 would like to receive further information: A Itarofclng fa non smotlngi And upon seeing complimentary University College, Oxford. • sun deck • laundry facilities • option to participate references to Esther, the Name. Cont act. In management process maintenance worker, he said, "it's a John Caple or Ellen Long . .• 24-hour desk service good thing Esther got a stroke there. Address. Dominican at Oxford Program AM for $525—$375 per month Dominican College, San Rafael, She's been here quite a while, and Ct*y State. Zip. CA 94901, (415) 457-4440 Civic Center Residence that's been a typical kind of 44 McAllister St. 431-2870 comment since I've been here" March 19, 1982 •News ••-•Page 3 Senior News in Brief The Valedictorian Selection 18th and arc eligible based on the Fr. Lynch, the 1982 graduation Committee has recently been above qualifications, please contact coordinator, has announced plans organized. Seniors are eligible to the Office of Student Development. for this year's commencement compete for the position of UC 405 ext. 6251. exercises. Valedictorian for the Graduating Class of 1982 based upon the following critera. I) achieved a Taking place on the 22nd of May cumulative grade point average of The Baccalaureate Mass Committee will first be the Pinning Ceremony 3.3 or higher and 2) have attended has recently been organized. Seniors for the School of Nursing at 11 a.m. USF for at least four semesters. who are interested in participating in This event will be taking place in the Letters and applications for the Baccalaureate Mass on May 22, Memorial Gym. Alsoat 11 a.m., the Valedictorian will be mailed to 1982, pleaes contact Fr. Don Foree ROTC students will be commis­ eligible seniors on March 15th. If in Campus Ministry or John sioned at a Commissioning yo" do not receive a letter by March Sebastinelli in ASUSF. Ceremony in McLaren Center. The same day at 5 p.m. the Japanese Business Lecture Baccalaureate Mass will be held in the St. Ignatius Church. There will The International Business Honor External Trade Organization of be an alumni reception directly Society has organized a forum on Japan. Uchida will be introduced by- following the mass in Memorial Japanese business which is slated for Professor Matsuura ofthe Mcl^ren March 25th at 4:30 in the University College of Business. Gym. Center. The meeting is designed to Following the lecture, the film On May 23rd, the commencement look at curren tissues and future "Bridges and Barriers" will be exercise will be held in the new trends in trade between the US and shown. It has been described as a Moscone Center. Japan. focus on the uniqueness of Japanese The guest speaker will be Mr. Y. management styles and business May 29th, at 3 p.m., the School ot Uchida, Director General of the practices. Education will hold its commence­ International Law ment at the St. Ignatius Church. The International law Society is American Market On May 30th the Kendrick School sponsoring a symposium on current of Law will hold its commencement The USF chapter of the American issues in international law. exercises. The time was not available Marketing Association will be Admission is free to this event which at press time. sponsoring a lecture on the marketing is set for March 27 at 11:00 a.m. in of beer on Tuesday, March 23 at 4:30 McLaren 252. Fr. Lynch announced the schedule for the 1982commencement exercises. in the UC Main Lounge. Following this, the Miller Brewing Company will conduct a beer tasting test. Only Career Planning Sees Drop individuals with adequate The distraught state of the enough people signing up, it is not identification will be able to American economy has forced worth the company's time and Tuesday, March 16, 1982, the University Records Office mailed participate in the tasting. numerous companies to cancel on- money" to come to USF, according wised program notices to students who made changes to their class campus interviews. to Williard Eng. Director of the schedule after February 11, 1982. Approximately 10% of all the Career Planning and Placement Please contact the University Records Office to be sure your correct Baptists Meet interviews scheduled for February Center. local and permanent address is on file. If your address is incorrect, you and March were axed by the Companies also have a particular will not receive Spring 1982 grades. The USF Chapter of the Baptist representative companies due to a need for people with special majors. Advanced Registration for Fall 1982 will be held from April 13-21 in Student Union will be sponsoring an so-called "job freeze" now sweeping Some times in the year will be the University Records Office, Campion Hall B-6. international student conference at nationwide. According to Jon generally better than others when Yosemite National Park over the Sakurai-Horita, recruiting coordinating interviews involving weekend of April 2nd to the 4th. The coordinator for Career Planning, specific majors. cost for the statewide conference is the need for people to fill various "However." stated Sakurai- A Happy St. Patrick's Day to all our readers $25 and reservations can be made by positions is lower due to thc state of Horita, "many agencies and calling Bill Putnam at 388-2427 or the economy. companies are still hiring." By this Tim Salladay at 383-4904. The economy has forced some fall there should be "a lot of companies more than others to slow positions available." Sakurai-Horita down general hiring of new concluded. FOGHORN^ Highschooler s employees. For example, the automotive industry is one of the CLASSIFIED*^ Speak hardest hit. Various industries that IF YOU HAVE ANY NORTHBROOK, III. (CH)—Do are connected with the auto MORE QUESTIONS* high schools prepare students for manufacturers are affected, such as you're afraid to ask TYPING — Term Papers, etc. Correcting Selectric. Reasonable college? According to over half of the steel and the transportation Better Hurry Rates. Sal Merek Service 753-5753. this country's brightest high school industries. Last two nights of relationship PERFECT TYPING ANYTIME, Any Day. $1.25 per page on my students, the answer is no. Mr. Sakurai-Horita went on to workshops sponsored by correcting Selectric. Close to USF. Editing & rush work are my Over 51% of the 22,000 students say, "not only were the cancellations Counseling Center and specialties. 668-3557. surveyed by "Who's Who Among due to the economy, but they were Campus Ministry EXPERT TYPING, reasonable rates, correcting Selectric, general American High School Students" due to a low amount of sign-ups and March 22 (Gillson Lounge) typing. Call 821-0360 after 8 pm. said their schools had incompetent the need for certain majors." Anatomy and Physiology teachers and administrators, while The lack of sign-ups is an BIOFEEDBACK & RELAXATION training for anxiety, March 25 (Hayes Lounge) only 41.5% felt they were receiving important reason for doing away headaches, hypertension, insomnia, & other stress-related Language of Sexuality adequate preparation for college. with an interview. "If there are not disorders. Sliding scale fee, MediCal insur. Students' program: Ninety-five percent of those Self practice with bf instruments at much reduced fee. Licensed surveyed said they would attend profs, certified in bf. Biofeedback & Psychotherapy Services of college, and about 60% plan to SF, 387-2525. pursue graduate education. Recent changes in financial availability may EUROPE THROUGH THE BACK DOOR First affect those plans, however—three- comprehensive Bay Area crash-course seminar in budget fourths said they would need independent European travel. Saturday, April 3, 9:30-5:30, financial aid to go to college. 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Call Georganne 751- public and private school students 5203. chosen for the latest edition of SELF-HYPNOSIS TRAINING. Improved academic performance "Who's Who Among American Stress relief. Jeffrey Mishlove, Ph.D., author of The Root of High School Students." Copies of Consciousness. Sliding scale. 221-3436. the survey are available from Educational Communications Inc., Ph.D. Doctor of Idiocy. Cheapest doctorate anywhere Final Exam, 3105 MacArthur Blvd., North- Diploma, etc. Send $2.00 to KGM, Rosedale Station No 3354. brook, 111., 60062. Kansas City, Kansas 66103. Page 4 .Opinion.

Goodbye Old Friend CorreSpondence

by Kelly Marie Harp

Editor-in-Chief difficult as individual students to dedication to the university. There is Intelligent make our voices known. no one at USF who I respect and This isn't going to be one of the usual Foghorn editorial retirement Mr. Arcero, I applaud your admire more than Michael Kudlick. columns if I can help it. One of the things I resolved not to do when I sentiments. USF is in need of a new To him, I apologize for any took this job was write one of those highly personalized columns As a member of the USF faculty look. However let's put the blame inconvenience or embarrassment wherein I'd thank all the staff members by name as well as those for over a decade and a half, it is my where it is due. There are plenty of this misunderstanding may have who've given me support in the past year. I'm not at all ungrateful in opinion that the Foghorn, in its two students here willing to work caused. To The Foghorn. 1 suggest fact I couldn't be more appreciative ofthe past year if I tried. However, latest issues, has given us some ofthe towards that goal of a new image. you take more care in quoting your if I've accomplished anything at this desk in the last year. I'd like to most intelligent journalism now Witness the Honor Student Society, sources in context. think that the Foghorn has taken on a broader outlook with respect to being produced in this City. the Hammered Slammers, the RHC. I always thought that the most the campus and I don't think that even my last editorial gives me the Referring specifically to last KUSF. College Players, etc. all of important concern in responsible right to focus on something as highly personal as what this job as done week's page one story by reporter whom are striving towards the end jouranlism was honesty. The for me. Sam Phillips, I was most impressed of an improved university Foghorn, however, has shwon me Without anything further then. I'd like to extend my sincerest by the even-handedness with which atmosphere. that I was greatly mistaken. the opposing viewpoints of the thanks to everyone whose name has ever appeared on the staff box University Administration and the Can the same be said for the admini­ since last April, and all those who've earned bylines and photo credits Joseph A. Le Blanc USF Faculty Association were stration? through these pages since then. Since none of you will ever get the Senior Teaching Assistant presented in regard to the Valerie E. Rice thanks you truly deserve anyway. I will only add that I'm proud of you Departmem of Computer Science University's attempt to remove its all. permanent Arbitrator, Mr. Adolph Even after a year of studying this place pretty intently I'm still M. Koven. Readers were invited to Sexual Stuff puzzled as to the reason I feel about it as I do. As ironic as it may seem, draw their own conclusions based on when I think about the people that have been USPs most vocal critics I am honored by your view that the statements of spokesman for As co-facilitators of the Sexual in the five years I've been here I realize that most have shown by their each side. The Foghorn's alleged "dishonesty" actions how much they care about this university. Let's face it. San Relationships Workshop, B.P. in quoting your response lo a My conclusions, of course, like Scott's article ("Assignment: USF A Francisco is a city that has a lot to offer and you have to be pretty reporter's direct question represents everyone's, are formed against a Sexual Workshop") indicated to us dedicated to care about what happens around here outside of your a paradigm of journalistic backdrop of personal experiences. I that some clarification may be classes or your job. malpractice. My investigation, feel especially fortunate to have had needed. The workshop is being Sociologists have said that one problem cities develop is that they however, confirms that the quote the opportunity of attending cosponsored by the Counseling allow people the excuse to become isolated. When you're in a small attributed to you was given in the approximately thirty of the Center and Campus Ministry, not environment and you're faced with a multitude of responsibilities to context stated in the article. Arbitration Hearings which Mr. just by Campus Ministry as the function within it, it's very easy to get caught up in the crossfire of Although regretful of the Koven conducted on this campus article stated. While one of the activity and jusl give up your autonomy or become extremely misunderstanding you feel may have during the past five years, and I purposes of the workshop is to help occurred, the Foghorn takes no egocentric. So many city dwellers get isolated and alienated both from closely read his subsequent people examine their ideas and each other and from that communal concept of citizenship. responsibility for the possible Opinions. values more closely, cosponsoring ambiguity of your statement. What I'd like to ask is whether this could be a problem that we at was designed specifically to present USF face. In many ways we are a kind of city within a city, due to the psychological as well as spiritual and The Editor The conclusion that I nowdraw in physical structure of our hilltop grounds, the small student population, pastoral perspectives. and our fundamental character as a private institution. this ugly dispute is that the main We believe that the complex More important, we have divided ourselves into factions which are reason for the Administration's decisions regarding sexual behavior sometimes apparent and sometimes not so obvious. We consist of expressed "concern with the and identity can best be made with members of the Faculty Association. Office and Professional grievance procedure" results from an understanding of the facts and Employees, Associated Students, the Financial Management Board, the fact that Mr. Koven has proved Ethnic Studies misconceptions influencing our the Board of Trustees, Housing staff, administrators, and even various himself to be a remarkably sexuality. We hope that regardless of clubs devoted to ethnic and professional interests. Clearly we must see perceptive man of incorruptible professional integrity. your beliefs or experience you will The announcement that the ourselves as in some ways separated by our roles here on campus, but use this workshop as an opportunity what of our goals? 1 also enjoyed Mr. Van Ault's Ethnic Studies program will be to examine your own sexuality in the eliminated at the end ofthis semester A wise man once told me that he had no fear of those people who are profound column entitled "Loving context of human relationships. calls for a serious examination of clearly evil, he said they could be spotted so readily that most people Your Body." Sincerely, conscience on the part of are able to avoid their influence. The great majority of the world's Sincerely, Sue Patigalia Shoff. administrators and faculty problems, he claimed, are the result of good people's mistaken beliefs Allan B. Cruse Dennis Dow members. If it is to be the that the actions they take are for the good. My recent reflections on Professor of Mathematics USF Counseling Center responsibility of the remaining USF illustrate this point. departments to do what the Ethnic Frankly, I'm getting a bit tired ofthe rhetoric that is being dished out Studies faculty has been struggling on both sides of the administrative-faculty arbitrator disputes. I am to accomplish for roughly a dozen also getting tired of having to take non-answers from certain problem- Journalism Misquote years, then it is in order to ask some plagued departments on campus, especially when these departments hard questions about how much have the effrontery to request interview questions in advance. Come commitment really exists. Are we on, even Ronald Reagan doesn't always have that privilege. It is an undeniable fact that USF / am writing this letter to protest satisfied that the current relatively What I'm saying is that I don't think many people in a position to is, indeed, suffering from the the way in which I was misquoted in sparse offerings bearing either make a difference on campus are accustomed to being regularly "Tarnished Image" syndrome. last week's Foghorn article entitled Ethnic Studies titles or having some committed to integrating their own ambitions with the goals of this However, Mr. Arcero'scommentary "Computer Science TAs Awaiting such connection are proffers of our university. We have improved in recent years but many of us at USF last week on the nature of this image Wages." past support and future plans? Do are lacking a sense of citizenship with respect to the "micropolis." is, I believe, misguided. Mr. Arcero In an interview with Foghorn we look at the proportion of In five years I have noticed that there has been an upswing in the seems to imply that it is the students reporter Christina Capurro, 1 was .minority faculty members with a number of activities on campus and 1 don't think the word apathy who should be held accountable for asked if I believed the delay in the •sense of pride and suggest that we should be tossed around as lightly now as it was only two years ago. the lack of a "shining" integrity. In teaching assistants' paychecks was have an active atlirmativc action We still seem to be rowing strenuously in different directions, though. reality the source of the rapidly due to Dr. Michael Kudlick's program? 7 hings may not be as quiet as they once were, but what we often have is failing public image lies with the negligence in informing his a babel of voices and very little that we can agree on. It's not very often administration, not with the successor of the necessity to make students themselves. An editorial in 77r»? Sun Reporter for example that you hear USF officials talking in concrete terms cuts and revisions to lab sections. I about the education they intend to provide. for February 25 refers to the move was quoted as answering, "It's very here at USF as another case of "last Since we're supposed to be social creatures. 1 think we owe it to The examples cited by Mr. Arcero out of character for Kudlick not to to be fired and first to be fired," and ourselves to try actually communicating with one another about our are all situations or occurrences over inform Ludwig about such piece it in the context of general goals and motivations within this community. Better communication which the students had no control— important matters...." The way in cutbacks in institutions of higher would certainly be a humanizingelement on a campus where small size how are the students responsible for which this statement was used, education which affect minorities should favor a human approach. the arrest of former law school Dean however, implied that I thought Dr. disproportionately. We might like to Even now there are signs that things may be changing so rather than Yegge? I would suggest that the Kudlick was at fault. This is not true. think of ourselves as unique and we paint a completely bleak picture 1 will say that ASUSFs idea of getting casualty of a tarnished image rests 1 made this statement to emphasize might believe that we will do the administrators to respond to student questions at the Senate meetings with those who are, whether we like Dr. Kudlick's integrity and sense of kind of job which is needed, but the has been a good one. In fact I'd say that it's probably worth more than it or not, the image makers of our responsibility, not to accuse him of burden of proof is with us. a versateller or a yearbook could ever be. Thanks. Dan Smith. fair University—the policy makers. any negligence. Signed: The following members of Furthermore, I'd like to think that the Foghorn has taken a less Yes, we should be concerned with Dr. Michael Kudlick is a hard­ the University Steering Committee interventionist stance of late which may have encouraged a freer flow our reputation, but it is doubtful working, devoted individual who is on Social Justice of information through these pages. It certainly is easier to talk to that the students can actually effect a recognized by his students as not individuals about campus issues these days than it used to be. change in university policy as they only an excellent instructor but a Well now that we have made a start and a suggestion for the future have no direct say. I would suggest friend. His office door is always Ralph Lane Jr.. Sociology has been made, where do we go from here'* That is a question for both that the only real statement the open to anyone who needs someone Committee Chair the students and alumni of the present and future, as well as those students could make would be one of in whom to trust or confide. As last Paul Belcher, S.J.. Rector whose place here is simply a matter of labor. We must always non-attendence here. This is not a semester's TA coordinator, Mike Thomas Splain, S.J., Ombudsman remember that while the faculty and the administration are here as pessimistic view, but actually a Kudlick spent many hours Anita P. DeFranlz. Education laborers, it is the cause of education which we all serve. So why don't realistic one. ASUSF, the student organizing lab assignments and Peter Neeley. S.J.. Campus Ministry we start talking more seriously among ourselves about the kind of senate, seem to function as little making certain the TAs were paid on Kevin Pritchett, Campus Ministry education we provide and the kind of education we as students expect, more than a rubber stamp for the time. Dr. Kudlick's devotion to and Sally Seybold, Nursing both within the classroom and without it, in the larger sphere of the offices of Ann Dolan and Loretta concern for his students are Harlan Stelmach, Professional Univercity of San Francisco. Magnani-Williams. As such, it is indicative of his service and Studies .Opinion. r»i*?

The Importance Of Selfishness Assignment: USF by Valerie Rice Dream of USF In a society where a giving spirit is something to be "gotten through" time to yoursell, no one else will. praised, many people fear the word rather than experienced or enjoyed. And if no one gives time to you in the by B. P. Scott "selfish." Yet this same society College, of all the time periods in end you will be incapable of giving promotes a lifestyle that is so life, seems to most promote this kind time to anyone else. Therefore only I woke with pnde this morning. 1 one. Now there is the library right unrealistic that it drives people todo of futile existence. in the short run is this philosophy showered with a smile and hopped there," I pointed crazy extreme things just in order to That behavior which society selfish. Yes, now it means saying the bus to school, even greeting the "Where?" survive. disclaims so highly is perhaps the "no" to another commitment which driver. The elation lasted almost the "There, sir. You're looking too Living should not be just only solution to this whirlwind would rob you of all your spare time, whole ride until I spied a discarded high. It's only four floors." surviving, however. Sometimes we lifestyle. The importance of being but in the long run it means saying newspaper with the half hidden title "Oh. Who's the architect?" who call ourselves scholars (or at selfish cannot be underemphasized "yes" to someone who is in need of USF FALLS, lt had been a dream "I don't know, sir. Let's check the least college students) seem to forget in todav's life. It does not mean emotional support—yourself. My mood was based on a dream; but cornerstone." that it takes more to sustain life than ceasing to do good works or to stop Admittedly, it is not possible to what a dream it was! " 'I.M. Stark' ", we both read in just those instances of which our day participation in intramural sports. use up your emotional capacity, but I can remember last night. Quite unison. to day existence consists. But when What it does mean, though, is taking it is possible to burn out and the distinctly in fact because 1 intend to "Appropriate," he quipped. the possibility of doing something time (or making time) exclusively for recovery time for the majority of repeat the same regimen: Campbell's "Nevertheless, it's not bad We don't non-routine is considered, the most yourself and for no reason abridging people is very slow. If you have vegetable soup at 12:30 with want to be ostentacious. Show me common objection to it is "not that time. reached the point where you hate cranberry juice for a chaser, ltdid hit Lone Mountain." enough time." Being selfish enough to give yourself, your life and the people the spot after the burnt weasel with Up we went. Up and up. Trying to cope with all the yourself time is only another word who seem to be keeping you on the rat sauce I had for dinner in the "Beautiful! he exclaimed. "This is demands placed on one's time is a for self-preservation. Selfishness treadmill, you have denied your own Commons. Having quickly brushed the perfect place for the spring week herculean job in college. Friends, takes time away from that "harried" needs too long. Obviously, you have my chops, I dove into bed and sailed celebration." teachers, extra-curricular activities, existence to make time to think and nothing more to give to anyone else. merrily off... and family all seem to be pulling in reflect on the importance of one's Are all those demands on your time "What's that?" I panted opposite directions. It is not commitments. Reflective time is one worth all this? "Good morning. Father "A week long gala celebration, uncommon to find that life is only of the best ways to relax and wind Selfishness or self-preservation— President." with mass quantities of food and rushing from one obligation to the down as well as consider all of the they are one and the same. This is a "Hello, Mr. Scott. I want you to drink, dances, parties and mega- next without stopping to think. ramifications of student life. coping technique that does not know I really enjoyed your last sleep. It's the best ever. This lifestyle soon becomes a Van Ault wrote several weeks ago require a mantra or a therapist. All column. You hit the nail on the head; "surviving-only" vicious circle. The about loving your body. This is an you need to do is listen to what your we're going to do something about "I meant spirit, sir." participant never seems calm or aspect of that, only it emphasizes body and your mind tell you. Want things in general." "You'll see," he replied. "There's relaxed; he or she is certainly never loving your mind. It is important to to take off and go to the beach? "You are?" nothing like a school with spirit. It happy or satisfied. Life becomes remember that if you do not give That's not selfish, but self-saving. brings the students into one body, "Absolutely. We think that the makes them feel a fraternal sororal University could use a little boost in bond with each other. Spirit comes the public eye, so we're going to from a school with pride and class. shape the place up. We just hired a This place shows a lot of promise." What's Your Opinion? 'Coordinator of Class' whose job it "Does that mean we'll finally win will be to see that things meet with an NCAA basketball champion­ What's your opinion? Do you see 7:00 PM for publication in that certain high standards. We didn't The newspaper is currently ship?" I wondered aloud. it expressed in these pages? If not, week's edition. accepting applications for a new fool around either. We searched "Class is independent of athletic speak up! This is your newspaper, The Foghorn appreciates semester, requires good writing and throughout the whole country for achievement. and your comments are always constructive criticism concerning its communication skills. It's an ideal the right man. From now on USF welcome. The Foghorn invites content and format. Your feedback learning opportunity for a Mass will be known as a school with class, "It comes with tradition. It comes submissions of opinion articles is carefully considered here. If you Media student, though anyone can with style, with—" with a school that has high relating to any pertinent subject. have ideas about improving any part get academic credit for the work. If standards. Standards of academic "That's great. Father! Can I meet Letters to the editor are always of the newspaper, we'll never know you're interested, come by the excellence, of student involvement this gentleman?" welcome. All submissions should be until you let us hear them. Write, Foghorn office and talk to Van Ault, and conduct." typed, double spaced, and must be call, or come by and talk to us...we or call 666-6122. "Sure. He wants to tour campus "There's a Standard at the next received no later than Monday at care what you think. with someone who can help him see corner, sir." I volunteered. things ilcaily. Why don't you show He looked at me from the corners him around. He's over in the plaza." of his eyes. "You've been here a little "I'd love to Father," I burst out, too long." turning toward Harney Center. "The administration, though..." A Seasonal Contemplation He stood out like day, casually he muttered. strolling around the fountain. "What's wrong with our "Good morning, sir. Fr. President administration," 1 asked defensively. asked me to show you around." "It has to go." by Van Ault "Are you are?" "Why?" "B. P. Scott, journalist at large. "It's what's holding you back. The new season has come. After abundance to enjoy and share. For things...yet even is perceived as Just an ordinary student in my spare There is no reason why USF can't be the cold, drab wetness of winter, the others, the fields will be profane. time." a school of class and tradition. All it earth awakens again. The cycle of desolate...only dry dust to show for The world turns...the seasons' "Fine, I'm EA. Stern, the new takes is the right decisions. A few life continues...natural order their toils. cyclical rhythms flow into each Coordinator of Class. Why don't tough decisions that have to be made unfolds defying the civilizations that other, becoming one long tone of you show me the library first and and obeyed. They have to keep the will not grow. And then, with the chill of winter, eternal motion. Days, months and we'll make a circle around the goals ofthe University in mind at all comes rest. Our energies take years become as nothing—a single place." times." moment is as profound and yet "It's right this way," I said leading Cycles regulate the complexities repose...we are slowed but not "Well, at least they hired you. insignificant as a millennia. We rise him up the walk beside Computer of all life forms. Notmng is stopped. Even as we rest in the cool didn't they?" from the seed, are harvested, lain to untouched by them. As without, so quiet, the gentle pulse of life Science. "Yes, they did. Perhaps there's rest, and then we begin again. The within. Like nature, we too have our continues to beat everywhere. The "Why are they cutting these trees hope yet." cycle repeats, year after year, day seasons. None are permanent; the promise of continuance is heard in up?" he asked in shock. "Well just let me know what 1 can after day countless times, even in a transitory phases of existence that pulse...behind it the momentum "They're just trimming af ew dead do to help, sir. This is my school and single second—wielding color, contain the great eternal ebb and of all creation waits. It waits to begin branches," 1 replied. 1 do want to be a pan of class." shape, and texture to the whole. We flow ofthe life force, which joyously again—and we have come full circle. "Branches! That's practically the "Sure you do. Why don't you give permeates the universe. The spiral, the wheel, the mandala choose—we fashion thc future from whole tree. We need trees on me help with some plans." turns again. Even though what these forms. There is no end, but campus." What a dream! I wish it were choice. In the spring we plant the seeds of marks "our" life passes from view, "Sorry sir. That's about the last more. our future. They are nourished by the great power that animates all Where...why...when...and how? the elemental movements...quick­ form never ends. The questions, chanted over and ened, in turn, by the breath of the over, have answers only when asked repeatedly. They change—yet still Editor in Chief Kelly Marie Harp wind, the rain's faithful A tiny acorn becomes a mighty lead us back to the cycle. The wheel Managing Editor Susie Leon downpouring, and sun's fierce tree...a little stream eventually of life turns incessantly. We seek Newt Editor Trevor Gunn majesty. These great alchemical merges with a river, destined for the release from the wheel—salvation A«iM«nis Sam Phillip-, ft Monica Showalter forces bring the seeds to fruition. sea. In the blooming of a flower or and perfection. Yet there is no Opinion Editor Van Ault Our lives show forth the results of the falling of a leaf is timeless escape, for we are the wheel...here Entertainment Editor Valeric Rice the planting...what we have studied, wisdom. There is poetry in motion: Feature* Editor Erf Peanon and now. c learned and experienced is set into the substance of the cosmos, Sports Editor BUI Cottles motion. eternally regenerating itself...and the As without so within...as with the Photo Editor : vie Rosalcs essence of our deepest selves. old, so with the new. New seasons, Advertising Manager Mary Wrta new beginnings... hope and A"**"" Matt Pearson Summer comes—time for the Beyond the passion and pain- possibility. To rise, to resonate with Bu.ii-.ru Manager | ,„ . Ching harvest. What we've grown may now beyond logic and reason—beyond n the harmony of the cycle, is to add a Circulation Manager Christina M. Capurro be reaped. How carefully were our all metaphors and measurements— voice to the mantra of creation. It is Copy Editor j.n. Gcraci precious crops tended? Now, with there we find that essence. It is all both quiet and tempestuous, but it Distribution Manager Rich Scalft the fullness of the summer season— around us, it is deep within us, speaks with authority, pointing us to Adrisor Jay Johnson, San Francisco Exumttm we see. For some, it will be a time of somewhere between the laughter the future of our own making. celebration. They will have and tears. It speaks of sacred •P«K( 6| •Features. March 19. 1982 Guardian Angels The Red Beret in the City

After only six months, the group bv Vivian Ramos Transit. He grew up in the Fillmore increased in numbers so greatly that District and people in that the "Magnificent 13" was renamed neighborhood know him, therefore, "The Guardian Angels" and they probably can relate and Thc Guardian Angels are a safety expanded its patrols to the streets. understand why he and his patrol patrol force, composed of self- There are now approximately 1100 exist—to insure everybody's safety. appointed crime fighers determined Angels in N.Y. City alone. to bring safety back to the streets. What exactly do they do? They are Thc Angels are recognizable by simply a visual deterrent to violent There are a total of 47 Angels in their red berets and white tee shirts crimes. They patrol the streets and the San Francisco chapter. Nine and have established chapters in 32 communities either by foot or by among them just graduated last other cities across the nation and one public transportation in an effort to Monday, March 15th. The in Puerto Rico. let people know that they will assist headquarters of the S.F. chapter is them in case of a violent crime. The located at 1916 Polk Street at the Angels have also been known to S.F. School of Karate which is The kinds of people that join up assist the elderly in crossing the owned and run by Hal Bowen, who are from all walks of life: yet they all r started and set up the Angels in S.F. street or escorting women, young are working towards the same goal and old, to their door. The Angels which theoretically is to perhaps project a Positive Role Image/ someday hang up their tee shirt and Model that many youngsters The San Francisco Angels are not beret to leave their doors unlocked apparently need nowadays. from New York. All members are and to feel that they can safely walk local people from the S.F. Bay Area. down the streets at anytime without The S.F. Angels only patrol areas worrying about being mugged or The Guardian Angels are a non­ which someone in the patrol either raped. profit public community volunteer knows well or lives in. service organization. The Angels do not get paid for doing what they do. The must put in a 2-4 hour shift For example, Lester Dixon, Continued on page 11 weekly and average about ten to 15 currently the head of the S.F. Angels, is a bus driver for AC hours weekly.

The Angels do not consider themselves to be a "...vigilante group..." as they were called by Mayor Feinstein. A vigilante group is defined as a lynching mob, judge, jury, and executioner. They claim to be a visual deterrent to crime and do not use violence unless it is absolutely necessary, and then only in self-defense. They see their job as law abiding citizens as trying to stop a crime if they see it being committed. The key word with the Angels is involvement. If they find themselves in a situation where they have apprehended a suspect, they will make a critizen's arrest, and attempt to detain the individual until the police can arrive. This is their way of finding a legal and constitutional way of organizing to fight crime.

The Guardian Angels started as a small safety patrol in February of 1979 in New York City. They were founded by Curtis Sliwa, who now oversees the entire spread of the Angels across the country. In 1979, Sliwa decided to do something about crime in general, and crime on the New York City subway system in particular.

Sliwa organized a group that called itself the "Magnificent 13," a group of 13 volunteers, trained in the martial arts, and sharing a similar feeling toward the involvement of the citizen in crime prevention. They had their beginnings patrolling the subways, unarmed, and acting only as the before said visual deterrent. Volume Five March 19, 1982 Number 6

Christopher Plummer shows how "American" he can be to Marthe Keller and John Savage in 'The Amateur.' This movie was made by an 'Amateur

by Valerie Rice them with all this information hc manages to elude everyone, even Sellers' characterization Jarrot, seems to think that the has obtained from the CIA though all around him are getting combined with a Sherlock Czech secret police as portrayed The Amateur is like every bad computer files. They agree to killed. This man has a knack for Holmes mind. He is far from the by Christopher Plummer are spy movie you've ever seen put train him and send him to staying alive. sexy suave types he has portrayed more ethical and overall better together into one two-hour bad Virginia; meanwhile they are John Savage is miscast in his in past roles, but he is still highly people to deal with than expeience. The advertisement ransacking his apartment for the role as Charlie Heller. He looks amusing and definitely the best America's CIA. How un- tells you that the first eleven negatives of the film. Needless to acutely embarrassed in playing part of this movie. American.... minutes will shock you and the say, they eventually find it, but this role; (so would I if I were Not only is this movie funny as If you feel in the mood for a last eleven will rivet you to your thanks to a fortunate mischance. him). He manages to look rather far as the plot goes, but, good good comedy. The Amateur will seat. In actuality, however,the Heller gets to Czechoslovakia dead throughout and even his God, it's anti-American to top it fill the bill. Too bad it's billed as a first eleven minutes were despite the CIA's best efforts to grief is less than convincing. The all off. The director, Charles spy movie. hysterically funny (is this for real) stop him (his training most unbelievable of all, though, and in the last eleven, half the commander is an amazingly poor is his transformation from audience was asleep. shot) and proceeds systematically gne(stricken man to man eaten It is difficult to decide which to eliminate those who did him with the desire for vengeance. facet of the movie was the most wrong. Meanwhile the CIA and (This is especially corny since he ridiculous: the acting or the plot. the Czechoslovakian secret is virtually an egghead and has no John Savage plays Charlie police are also looking for him. a.s practical skills whatsoever.) Heller, a CIA code cypher whose well as the terrorists. Marthe Keller gives an —Inside— girlfriend is killed by a radical The ridiculous aspect of all this adequate performance, for the terrorist group because the US lies in his success in bumping off amount of time she is on the refuses to bargain with terrorist the opposition. The viewer sees screen. At least she is convincing, KUSF Gets Benefitted .... 8 groups. Marthe Keller is him at CIA "boot camp" failing to a point, about her involvement Elisabeth, a Czechoslovakian literally every test as well as the with the CIA. Records, Records, Records 8 widow whose husband was killed marksmanship drills. In the end Christopher Plummer is the by this terrorist group and is now Heller makes a shot even James highlight of this dismal film. He is working as a contact for the CIA Bond would be proud of. It is also the chief of the Czech secret Rampal & his flute 8 in Czechoslovakia. difficult to swallow that it is police force and he is on Heller's The plot is an amazing string of possible to program a computer tail as well as that of the rest of contrivances. Heller tries to video game sufficiently well that the world. He looks like a Slavic Stu & his habits 9 convince the CIA to bump off his the players and the CIA are not version of an Inspector girlfriend's killers and, of course, aware that there is top secret Clousseau. He comes across as a they refuse, so he blackmails information stored within in. He fumbling, absent minded Peter Page 8 March 19, 1982 WAVE SECTOR .Benefit Tremendous Success On Monday March 15th. Charlie Moselle on saxophone. driven, energetic music, the KUSF's WAVE SECTOR The Renegades followed and audience brought them back out newspaper grossed over $2,000 in did a short but high energy set in on the stage for three encores, a benefit held at the I-BEAM which they played "451" and until the I-BEAM management here in San Francisco The "Recognition," two very popular told them they had to shut the Contractions headlined the show songs which can be heard usually club down before 2:00. The with the Renegades and the on KUSF FM. The Renegades Contractions performed Hostages. All three bands gave are Kevin Hunter, Kurt Herr, energetic versions of such cuts as dynamite performances to a Baba Chenelle and David Kelly. "Magazine Phobia," and "Voice packed house. The whole show really got in the Dark." They have a new The Hostages opened (heshow rocking when the Contractions single due out this month around 10:30 and put just about hit the stage around 12:45. Mary entitled, "Don't Blame it on Me," everyone on the dance floor Kelly is on lead guitar, Kathy b/w "Breaking Up Is Not Hard hopping. The Hostages music Peck is on bass, Debbie Hopkins To Do." contains variations of jazz, funk is on drums and Kim Morris, the The evening was truly a success and punk all combined into a newest member of the group, is for both the bands and Wave solid sound. "My Suicide," ra on keyboards. The Contractions' Sector. The next issue of Wave haunting tune sung by Ray idea of playing music is to "play Sector will have its circulation Vaughn, writer, rhythm guitar their hearts out" and that's boosted to 10.000 copies, as the and lead vocalist, really captured exactly what they did last paper seems to be in demand all the audience's attention. With Monday night. After blasting over the Bav Area. Ray was Ed Rawlings on lead through a good hour of dance- guitar. Mitch Domestix on bass, Riiaw Davidson on drums and The Contractions headlined the KI SF wave sector Benem Pianist Coming to Lone Mountain

Pianist Bridget Conrad will the Marin Symphony- present a recital in Lone Of tha( performance, Rampal's Flute Super Mountain College Auditorium critics wrote: "Exceptionally respectively Rampal was backed typical of Debussy, was created on Sunday. March 2Ist, at 4:00 by Christina Capurro up only by strings and a fluent and secure...a fine pianist." by the harps. The concert p.m. Her program will feature (R. Commanday, S.F. Chroni- harpsichord in the Bach, and concluded with Stravinsky's Bach's C Minor Partita, Chopin's A most outstanding perfor­ -cle); "A virtuoso perfor­ although the notes were clear and Firebird Suite. Fourth Ballade, Two Eludes by mance was given by both Jean- mance. Her technique is flawless well-defined Rampal's flute was Scriabin. Klaviersiuecke Op. 11 Pierre Rampal and Rafael and her touch sensitive." (C. at times a little breathy. by Schoenberg, and Beethoven's Fruhbeck de Burgos at the Goldsmith, Mill Valley Record); The Nielsen truly started off Sonata No. 32. Op. 111. Symphony. allegro moderato. and at first Ms. Conrad pursued her Ms. Conrad, a native of Mill The concert opened with a very seemed to be intermittently advanced studies at Yale Valley, was a member of the typical Mozart piece, "la chaotic and melodic although it University, receiving a B.A. in Marin Youth Orchestra and the Clemenz di Tito" Overture. turned into somewhat of a 1980 with a double major in Orchestra Piccola, as pianist and However, what was atypical march. During this piece music and history. principal bass, from 1972-76, and aboul it was the conductor, who Rampal's control of depth, She was a winner of the was piano soloist with the conducted without music. In fact, volume and tone was superb, Yale Symphony Orchestra Orchestra Piccola at the Spoleto it was like this for the majority of even though he had to ask the Concerto Competition and Festival of Two Worlds in 1973 in (he symphony. It's refreshing to violins to play piano as they soloed with the Yale Symphony Spoleto, Italy. She also soloed see a conductor who knows his should have been, not forie. (One in 1978. In 1981 she received her with both orchestras, in 1975 and music so well that he doesn't need realizes this is a temptation in so Master of Music in piano from 1976. in Marin and was awarded it. yet doesn't miss a cue. tremendous a hall as this one.) the Yale School of Music. She Marin Music Chest Scholarships has given numerous solo recitals Jean-Pierre Rampal appeared Next on the program was IM in 1974 and 1975. In 1977 she both in the Bay Area and on the for the second and third pieces Mer by Debussy. Its rising and received the Marin Symphony east coast, but Sunday's concert which were the Flute Concerto in falling melodies do indeed Memorial Scholarship, and in marks her first recital in San D minor (CPE. Bach) and the remind one of the sea and the 1978 she appeared as soloist with Francisco. Flute Concerto (Wielsen) dreaminess of (he piece, which is Jean-Pierre Rampal — An artist On The Record-TheWrapup Continues Britain. It just seems that too The carnation in this song is a general public and this album is locker room preparing in a many other bands from England The Jam casualty of that rage as the person undoubtedly a major contributor to singularly personal way for the race have dealt with this topic much "crushes its tender petals." The that success. ahead. In contrast, "Eric's Theme" better. "Trans-Global Express" is The Gift great song on this album is the The mastery which Vangelis presents a picture of triumph and joy about people of the world uniting number one British single "Town displays in the composition and the that calls to mind the feeling of taking over government for Called Malice." This song has the execution of the work are a great victory in a stadium full of Polydor themselves. Lyrically this song is power to be a big hit in America. tribute to the range and versatility of spectators, as well as the fresh very good, including lyrics such Musically it could make the dead "electronic" music. delight of a carefree run through the as "Get the Trans-Global Express bv Chris Jackson come back to life. It is pure Side one begins with the cut called green Scottish highlands. (No moving and see our marvelous unfiltered energy. Lyrically it "Titles," which refers to the fact that bagpipes here though.) The Jam is one of those bands leaders quiver, they know that if talks about the anger and disgust this is the music you hear at the " 100 Meters" is the next cut and it from whom nobody knows what that happens their lazy days are of England's youth and tells them opening and closing of (he film as the is as brief as its name implies, to expect. Once again they over. to try to make a change. The title credits appear on the screen. forming no more than a prelude to surprise us with an album that Side two is the most album closes with the title track, The album cover carries a photo of "Jerusalem." This choral selection is among other things has a salsa inconsistent side of music heard "The Gift," which is about the gift the scene which accompanies the sung at the funeral of one of thc song and an instrumental track. in a long time. There is no of life and an urge to keep living music and it's almost worthwhile, film's main characters, and besides "The Gift" opens with "Happy semblance of order. Every song is and fighting. This song is a especially if you've seen the film, to forming a fitting summary to the Together," not the best choice for completely different. possible single—it's very catchy. buy the album for the cover alone. man's life and work, the freshness of an opening. It goes in too many The side opens with "Running What the music evokes is the the Ambrosian singers seems to different directions at once. The on the Spot" which is very Chariots of Fire panorama of the English coastside's show that while the synthesizer is an bass and guitar aren't reminiscent of earlier Jam early morning hours, while you astonishingly versatile and complex synchronized so they lose sound material. It's about the Polydor watch the British Olympic team's instrument, the human voice has its Next comes "Ghosts" and frustrations of British youth. training runs along the misty beach. own special beauty. "Precious." These two songs are Next comes "Circus" and "The Records "Five Circles" is the next cut on 1 haven't much to say about the what The Jam are all about: rock Planners' Dream Gone Wrong." side one and it refers both in name second side ofthe album, as it is relly and roll band that is able to "Circus" is the instrumental by Kelly Marie Harp and mood to the Olympic games and nothing more than a melange of combine superb lyrics and music. number of the album written by This is the kind of movie the hopes and dreams of the athletes sights and sounds that may call to "Ghosts" is about people in bassist Bruce Faxton. Again we soundtrack which stands on its own as they prepare to compete. There is mind images of the film, provided England today. That is lead have a song that goes in many merits. As a matter of fact, I bought almost a certain naivete to the music. you've seen it a few times. Otherwise vocalist and guitarist Paul Weller's different directions; unfortuna­ this album even before I saw the film which can seem disconcerting and it's little more than background premium way of songwriting. tely, none of them is the right one. it is taken from. The music is almost even phony, though in conjunction music, though of a far more "Precious"on the other hand is a Then comes "The Planners entirely instrumental, except for the with the film the music keeps interesting kind than you are likely song that makes you want to Dream Gone Wrong" which is a last cut on side one, and while this reminding you that this was a time to rind on a muzak easy listening, or dance In fact it is becoming a song with salsa rhythm. This big disco hit. may not seem unusual, its when dreams were simpler, and '.ven classical station. song deals with poverty in The two songs that follow uniqueness is apparent when you athletic competition was In concluding, my advice would England. This song is a pleasant "Ghosts" and "Precious" are realize that all of the instrumental unabashedly noble and sentimen' i. be to buy this album for yourself surprise. The Jam doing salsa "Just Who Is The Five O'Clock pieces that makes up this work were "Five Circles" is followed by my before your heaviest midterms; it doesn't sound too bad. Hero" and "Trans-Global composed, performed, arranged, two favorites on the album, will relax you without distracting The last three songs of the Express." These songs really and produced by Vangelis himself. "Abraham's Theme" and "Eric's you, and it just might help you get album are the best songs on it. never go anywhere substantial. In The film Chariots of Fire has Theme/Thereis haunting loneliness psyched for the challenge of winning "Carnation" is a very difficult "Just Who Is The Five O'Clock garnered publicity for its low budget and great tension in the first cut and your own races, wherever they may song to analyze, lt deals with the Hero" The Jam deals with lower success, both from critics and the the evocation is of the athlete in a lie. frustration of the unemployed. middle class married life in March 19, 1982 Page 9 Stu Blank and His Nasty Habits yet been able to target that special by David Allan the rock solid foundation which upcoming engagement for the in my bucket, I will not spit on the quality that makes Stu and His is so essential to that "fat" big USF ROTC Military Ball being girls, and I will limit my Nasty Habits so special. The Just how should a mild- band blues-rock sound. As a unit. held on Friday, March 26, at the vulgarities to 'bullshit' and leader of the Tower of Power mannered USF student react to The Nasty Habits put Stu Blank Marine's Memorial building on 'mofo.' " horns. Emillio Castillio. best the lead singer of one ofthe most in command of a thundering Mason and Sutter. (Nice plug.) Stu Blank and His Nasty sums up the group's universal "in demand" musical groups in horn section and a hard-driving On the technical side, he says hc Habits have also attracted the appeal when hc said. "last night 1 the San Francisco Bay Area rhythm section. Stu unleashes will have only to adjust his attention of other Bay Area backed up thc Rolling Stones at when he says, "My mother this force on his audience with all equipment to meet the acoustical professionals. They have been Candlestick Park and you want named the first half of the the style and charisma that is the requirements ofthe ballroom. As joined on stage at various times 1 to know something I'm having group...and two crazy cats in the Stu Blank trademark. for his show, Stu gives me his by Boz Scaggs. Elvin Bishop and more fun playing with these guys band named the second half!" If word, "that I will dress up, that 1 the Tower of Power horns to When asked about the status of here tonight...they got soul!" you are anything like the 200 plus his recently-released original 45 won't pee on stage, 1 won't puke name a few. No other band has people that packed the rather single,the master of the small but moving Gulliver's Pub keyboards springs to life and in North Beach just two emphatically shouts, "Hi kids! weekends ago, then you would Why not let Stu get you started in react with sheer raw enthusiasm the rock and roll world today! No —the kind of "stuff" that pours co-signers! No credit references! from the stage and permeates the Not sold in any store! Available dance floor everything Stu Blank at all gigs! Socomeondown! Bve and His Nasty Habits take kids!" Following this startling charge! Once on stage, anything and energetic rendition, I ask him from a Motown classic to a what percentage of the time he current rock and roll hit, a spends writing and what rhythm and blues standard to a percentage he plays. Stu hard-driving original can follow. exclaims, "I compose in bed and I And it always does. play in the Bay Area. The amount Long since a cult figure in thc of time I spend doing each is Bay Area, Stu Blank is a obviously conditional upon a competent songwriter and a number of factors." But then he master of the keyboards, the throws his arm over my shoulder guitar, and the harmonica. As and speaks in a softer tone, "We lead singer, he spearheads a band generally play five nights a week which has one of the most at a variety of area clubs. powerful horn sections around: However, I do try to take at least Keith "The Pump" Crossan on one night a week off so that I can tenor sax, Tim Hyland on rotate through my monthly four- trumpet, and Mark "The Blintz" stage career planning program Baum on baritone sax and guitar. where I write, record, contract With the Honorable Johnny Yu- and sell my latest hit single. The son on bass guitar and Johnny particulars are available on our Condon ("Watch the spelling!" monthly calendar, free at all says Stu) on drums as the band's gigs." Finally, this most curious rhythm section, these men'supply student asks him about his Stu Blank and his Nasty Habits (from I. to r.) Stu Blank, Tim Hyland. Johnny Yu, Keith Crossan, Johnny Condon and Mark Baum. Stern and Kojian — Merrily Modern Musicians O'tf&L' an improvement on the by Christina M. Capurro glockenspiel. The light bell-like sound it produced was an TlCHO Some of the most intriguing interesting addition. modern music I've heard in a long PA time was played recently at the Another dimension was added San Francisco Symphony, along by the snare drum, played by with Beethoven's Violin Jack Van Geem, which was PRESENTS Concerto. Issac Sterm and played at the end in such a way as Varujan Kojian were the main to make the listener believe the attractions, although Stern only music was fading away in the •••••••••••••••••••••• appeared during the second half. distance.

The first piece, Washington's LADIES' NIGHTS Also the triangle had quite a Birthday, by Charles Ives, got off big part which is unusual. to an eerie start. Something akin ••••••••*••••••••••••* Normally one may hear the to suspense movie music, but the triangle very little, if at all—there audience was son surprised at the is much music which doesn't call abrupt turn the piece took in the for this instrument at all. second part. All of a sudden a EVERY distinct melody with repetition, and some dissonance, though not Isaac Stern was really at all chaotic. The motifs were something in Beethoven's Violin WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY light and airy, and in the Concerto in D, Opus 61. His background one caught glimpses playing ofthe violin was clear as a WITH of "My Country Tis of Thee"and bell and he is one of the few guest other American patriotic songs. artists I have seen that really One of the most interesting worked with thc conductor, in $1.00 MARGARITAS!!!! features of this piece was the this case Kojian. His runs were incorporation of a Jew's Harp. absolutely stunnig and his control of the instrument was Carl Nielsen's Symphony No. superb. All in all I'd have to say 5, Opus 50 began somewhat that this performance was one of LIVE BANDS EVERY WEEKEND similar to Birthday but this piece the most interesting this season! of music was distinguished by thc woodwinds and strings echoing AND one another. The style in this piece is definitely modern, very free and easy, although there is DANCIN' EVERY NIGHT repetition and the audience was Coming Attractions: Rafael able to pick up on the music. Fruhbeck De Burgos conducting Most interesting in this piece Jean-Pierre Rampal on the flute. 3565 Geary Blvd was the use of the celesta, snare Mozart, C.P.E. Bach, Nielsen, Next to Coronet Theatre drum, and the triangle. The Debussy, and Stravinsky will be celesa is an instrument performed. 386-7050 resembling a piano, but is really Page 10 March 19, 1982 CALENDAR 3/20 Bullit & The Thomas Dance Theater of Harlem The Great American Music Hall THEATRE Crown Affair 378 18th Ave., S.F. 859 O'Farrell 3/21 The Adventures of Robin 3/25,27 Firebird, Equus & 3/19 Jim Post/Reiley and Hood; The Flame and the Serenade Maloney Arrow 3/26-27 A Streetcar Named 3/20 The Boys of the Lough 3/22 Born Yesterday & Picnic Desire MUSIC 3/26 Weslian Whitfield/Norman College Players 3/23 Paths of Glory & Wings 3/28 Paquita Teagarden Quartet Gill Theatre, Campion Hall 3/24 The Philadelphia Story & BGP 3/27 Bobby mcFessin 3/19-20 Magic Afternoon Libeled Lady Berkeley Ballet Theatre 3/30-4/1 B.B. King 3/25 One-eyed Jacks & Duel in 1900 Allston Way, Berkeley 3/19, 8 pm Warfield Theater the Sun 3/19-21 Spring Concert Carmine Appice Berkeley Repertory Theatre 3/27 Gunga Din & Charge ofthe Rick Derringer 2025 Addison St., Berkeley Light Brigade Project Arnaud Theatre Duane Hitchings The Old Waldorf 3/25-4/2 Heartbreak House 3/28 Don Juan & Rasputin and 450 Florida Street, S.F. Tim Bogart 444 Battery the Empress 3/19-20,26,27 Galveston 3/20, 8 pm Elite Club 1 ill more 3/19 Blasters/The Casuals Mercy High School 3.29 Foreign Correspondent 6 Geary 3/20 Stoneground/Michael 3520 19th Ave., S.F. and Rebecca Margaret Jenkins Dance Co. Dead Kennedys Speares Band/Steele 3/25-27 & 4/1-3 Anything Goes 3/30 Waterloo Bridge & The 1590 15th St., S.F. T.S.O.L. 3/22 Gatemouth Brown/ Razor's Edge 3/19-20 Spring Season Bad Brains Roomful of Blues/Little Asian American Theatre Co. 3/31 Flesh and the Devil 7 Seconds Milton 4344 California Street, S.F. & Mayerling San Francisco Ballet Domino Theory 3/24 All Star Comedy 3/19-4/2 Yellow Fever 4/1-2 A Double Life & Random War Memorial Opera House Juvenile Justice 3/25 Mink DeVille/Bobby Harvest Hayes & Van Ness 3/20, 11 pm, Ashkenaz, Berkeley Slayton The Bare Stage 3/20-21 The Tempest 1317 San Pablo 3/27 Head on 3-D 2320 Dana Street, Berkeley The Red Victorian Movie House 3/27-28 Romeo & Juliet Max Edwards & Rockers Arena 4/3 Fabulous Thunderbirds 3/19-4/2 Gammer Gurton's 1659 Haight St., S.F. 3/26-27, 8 pm, Warfield Theater 4/9 Angel City Needle 3/10-20 Wise Blood Events on Campus Bonnie Raitt 3/21-22 Lancelot of the Lake One Act Theatre Co. NBQR 3/23-24 A Dream of Passion 3/20 Hawaiian Luau in Lone Mountain Auditorium 430 Mason Street, San Francisco 3/25 Rules ofthe Game Memorial Gymnasium; deep sea 3/27, 8 pm. Cow Palace 3/19-4/2 San Joaquin Blues Sammy Hagar USF 3/26-27 The Great Santini fishing trip Quarter flash 3/21 Bridget Conrad, Piano 3/28-29 Beauty and the Beast 3/23 Meeting to plan Baccalaur­ Julian Theatre 3/29-30, 8 pm, S.F. Civic Aud. Recital 3/30-31 Aguirre, The Wrath of eate Mass at 4 pm in Campus 953 DeHaro Street, San J. Geils Band God Ministry. Francisco U2 The Fab Mab 4/1 Spies 3/26-28 Musicians, Eucharistic 443 Broadway 3/19-21 Back To Back Ministers and Lectors Work­ Fri: Mojo/The Cruel Toons/ 4/1-2 The Two Tigers opens shop, sponsored by Campus The Soul Agents/ Parental Ministry. Golden Gate Theatre Berkeley Square Guidance 3/25 Senate Meeting in UC 419- Golden Gate & Taylor, S.F. 1333 University Ave., Berkeley Sat: Max Volume/ICU/Calling 421. Ken Goss speaks. 3/19-4/2 Evita 3/19 Plimsouls Mondellos All Girls 3/19 Intramural Volleyball Sixth Finger closes at 5 pm. Intramural Oakland Civic Theatre 3,20 Red Rockers, X-Mas Eve/ Major Ponds softball closes at 5 pm. USF vs. 1520 Lakeside Drive, Oakland Pop-O-Pies 2801 California Fresno State Softball on Loyola 3/20-4/2 Romantic Comedy 3 22 Comedy: Dan Coffey Fri: Topical Nights Field. 3 23 Dancing with KUSF DJ Sat: Horizon David Bassi n McLaren 252 3'24 Ironies; Virons / Rven The Saloon 3/19-20 In-Laws 3 26 Chrome Dinette 1232 Grant 3/29 The Petrified Forest DANCE 3 27 Lloyds/Lost Souls/ Fri: Chicago Blues Power 4/2 Blazing Saddles Silhouette Sat: Charlie Mussel White/ The Dynatones Castro Theatre Oberlin Dance Collective Keystone Berkeley Castro & Market 3153 17th St. S.F. 2119 University Ave., Berkeley Mr. Hydes 3/19 Reflections in a Golden Eye 3/26-28 A Dance Repertory 3/19 The Punts/Peterbilt/ 1390 California Suddenly Last Summer Vaux Hall Fri: Steve Sisgold 3/20 The Rubinoos/The Edge Sat: Chicago Blues Power Skinny 3/12 Laser Boy, Legend,, Avalon INTERNATIONALE NEWS EXPRESS 3/23 Toots & The Maytals Le Disque: 1ASUSF NEWS-STAND First Floor • University Center 3/24 Harvey/Aftermath 1840 Haight 3/25 Steel Pulse Fri: Alex Guiness/Nobody NEWSPAPERS • MAGAZINES • CANDY 3/26 Y&T/Togetherness/Rock Famous/Bad Attitude OPEN 8:00 - 5:00 M-F Island Sat: Barry Beam/Surface 3/28 Saxon Music/Defectors Featuring the Famous "Jelly Belly" Jelly Beans

TRY OUR The Stone The Last Day Saloon PINA-COLADA 412 Broadway 406 Clement TANGERINE GUMMI BEARS 3/19 Rubinoos/Rayons/ Fri: The Rubinoos/Glendon VERY CHERRY Deborah Knox Band Smith/The Mavericks WATERMELON 3/20 Tazmanian Devils/Wayne Sat: Hoodoo Rhythm Devils/ Sloan Rayons Urban Rock LEMON-LIME MAGAZINES 3/21 Garcia Brothers/Beluga Whale NOW IN STOCK 3/25 Toots and The Maytals KUSF Presents 3/26 Lloyds/The Humans XTC/Jools Holland 3/27 Steel Pulse 3/29 Saxon The Sound of Music 4/2 UK Subs /Anti Nowhere 162 Turk League Fri: Outlet/DSP/Love Circus 4/1 Lamont Cranston Band Sat: Tanks/Paris Working/SE 4/17 Sly Stone 4/23 Professionals I-Beam 1748 Haight Mon: 3/22 FIRST FLOOR UNIVERSITY CENTER Red Rockers/B-Team Keystone Korner 750 Vallejo International Coffee* 3/19-21 Richie Cole w/Sonny Kabuki Theatre Carrot Cake Scott 1881 Post ChtaW Coke 3/23-28 Red Rodney/Ira Sat: 3/27 Torn Sullivan Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Hof Chocolate 4/1-4 Freddie Hubbard w/Joe Dark Henderson Units March 19, 1982 features, •Page 11 Angels Guard San Francisco

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The kinds of people that get into the Guardian Angels are of every race, color, creed and sex. "We take a stand against racial and sexual against racial and sexual discrimination," says Dixon, "...we want to set an example for the community that discrimination is a thing of the past," he continued. Steve Franklin, a nurse for Mt. Zion Hospital and fellow Angel says, "We are one big family working together."

Dixion went on saying "The G.A.'s are looking for people who are concerned enough to get involved and are willing to take a stand against crime."

An applicant must be 18 years old and must be employed or enrolled in school (in some chapters you can be 16 but must have parental approval). The oldest member in S.F. is 37 and the oldest in N.Y. is 73. You cannot contribute to the community. To have any felony convictions. A reporter and photographer The S.F. Angels were very serious, went down to the headquarters of yet friendly and helpful to the people prevent any and all crime in our the G.A. to see exactly what the G.A. they passed by on patrol. Once an streets." The training process for the do while on patrol: elderly gentleman stumbled and Angels involves a three-month required help walking. Shields and program. The first month is another Angel, Pat Rogan, helped The G.A. have been sanctioned in intensive physical training. This is Debbie Shields, who is the leader the old man to stand up and then NY, LA and a few other cities. But where most of the applicants drop ofthe Day Patrol, made surethat: I) called a taxi and assisted him into it. SF officials like Mayor Feinstein out because ofthis rigorous training. everyone was frisked for weapons and the Chief of Police have adopted One out of seven applicants is because no one is allowed to carry a "wait and see" attitude and haven't The reaction of the community actually accepted. weapons while on patrol; 2) sanctioned the S.F. Chapter. seemed mostly positive from young everyone has an ID on them; 3) they have money for a phone call in and old alike. One lady said to an If you want to help the Ci A. other case they might have to call 911 for Angel, "I'm so glad to see you The next two months of training around; keep up the good work!" than physically joining the volve briefing on law/ penal code, the police; 4) someone is carrying a first aid kit; and 5) they have bus organization, they will accept first aid, cardiopulmonary donations, supplies, volunteers (not resuscitation, rules of the G.A. and fare. However, there were some verbal patrolling) and moral and verbal some background of the martial profanities from one or two people. support. arts. They are also trained to expect The Angels completely ignored it and ignore verbal abuse while on The patrol proceeds down Polk and smiled and told them to have a patrol. The last part ot the training is According to one of the training and into the downtown area with nice day. that the applicants are taken out on Dixon at the front of the line and officers, the Guardian Angels plan patrol to test their credibility and Shields at the end of the line to make to be around as long as they are awareness. There are 6 to 15 sure everyone is lined up straight and Why do they do this? Most Angels needed and as long as crime exists." members in a patrol. are spread out correctly. replied, "...to somehow help and rat* 11 -Sports ,March 19, 1982 DONS DOWNED BY BOSTON COLLEGE by BUI Cottles

The USF basketball season at 65-64 with 1:50 left on a Quintin put the score at 68-64 with 38 out of 7, and Dailey hit 4 out of 11 acted terribly nervous,, we rushed quickly ended in the first round of Dailey jumper, and when BC seconds left, and the game was out of shots, combining for a 25% first half everything. It looked like we were the NCAA mideast regionals last forward Rich Shrigley missed the reach for the Dons. shooting percentage. The Dons were playing with a five-second shot Friday as the Dons' decomposed back end of a one and one with the Unfortunately, the time out 4 for 9 from the foul line. USF did clock. Boston College didn't force their way to a 70-66 loss against score at 66-64, it looked like the helped little as USF fell to a 12 point recover in the second half, shooting us, we forced our own tempo. Boston College in Dallas, Texas. Dons would have the ball, and a 22-10 deficit with 8 minutes to go in 59% on field goals and were perfect 'We were going 85 mph in a 25 Dons' guard Quintin Dailey led the chance to tie. But the ball bounced the first half. from the foul line, hitting 6-6. But mph zone," said Junior guard scoring with 28 points, 20 during the long off the rim and into a fortunate From the field the Dons shot only the Dons never completely came Quintin Dailey. "We weren't even second half. The Eagles of Boston Eagles' player, and BC guard John 33% in the first half, hitting only 12 back. looking for each other. Two passes College were led by sophomore Bagley was fouled by John of 36 shots. Center Wallace Bryant Why did the Dons experience and boom—the ball is up." center Jay Murphy's 15 points. Hegwood. Bagley's two foul/shots shot I for 6, Ken McAllister was I trouble in the first half? As quoted Assistant Vince Combs stated, What ended the season for the from the San Francisco Chronicle. "We were uptight, we should have Dons in their first round midwest "Coach Barry explained, 'This game learned last year...we rushed things. regional was a loss of composure to was lost in the first ten minutes. We Continued on page 13 open the first ten minutes of the game, resulting in a 22-10deficit that San Francisco could never make up. USF never led in this game, and fell behind by as much as 13 points early in the second half. USF trailed 40-28 at halftime. WIMet The Dons' shakiness took form in numerous turnovers, cold shooting, wirwr»*^.rPpprFWr / and basically sloppy play which con­ trasted against the smart, fundamentally sound and physically PLAYER OF THE WEEK overmatched Boston College team. Ten turnovers were committed by (he WCAC runnerups, four in the first 1:45 of the game. Forward John Hegwood, untouched, fumbled the ball away 10 seconds into the game. Quintin Dailey committed one QUINTIN DAILEY turnover, and Kenny McAllister travelled twice. At that point Coach Pete Barry wisely decided to call a time out, the Dons trailing 4-0. Despite their start, the Dons rallied back a number of times to close the gap, but couldn't overtake the Eagles. The USF team closed the Miller Player of the Week for the week of March 12-18 is, once gap to 4 points toward the end ofthe again, USF basketball guard, Quintin Dailey. Dailey scored 28 points first half but BC stretched the lead for the Dons in their losing effort against the Boston College Eagles in back to twelve points during the the first round of the NCAA playoffs last Friday. Dailey rallied the final five minutes ofthe halftotakea Dons back from a 13 point deficit, scoring 20 points in the second half. 40-28 advantage to the locker room. 16 during the last ten minutes, including 10 straight and 16 of the Dons' In the second, half, the Eagles' lead last 20 points. The All-American guard hit 13 of 25 shots and blocked was extended to 13 points with 18:51 two shots to keep the Dons close down the stretch. to play, but the Dons rallied back on the shoulders of Quintin Dailey, who scored 16 points in the finalte n photo by BUI Cottles minutes of the game. The All- The USF season ended as suddenly as it began against Boston College lat American guard scored ten straight Friday night by a score of 70-66. Quintin Dailey led all scorers with 28 PLAYER OF THE WEEK points and 16 of the last 20 USF points. SPONSORED BY THE MILLER BREWING COM PAN Y points. % USF closed in to tighten the score y Stay ahead of the game! Reinforce your college degree by getting a better start through Army ROTC's special Two-Year Program. S»

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Army ROTC Be all vou can be. March 19, 1982a Sports—r.g* M Dons Diamond Dons End First Round Downed by Jess Molinar The USF Diamond Dons ended the inning without any further allowing both runs to score, making away. The Diamond Dons struck for Continued from page 12 the final 6-5 count. 5 runs in the first inning. Monico the first round of Northern damage, but the next batter hit The team reacted to the In the second game the Dons got Corral hitting the second pitch ofthe California Baseball Association another grounder to the third base situation...The NCAA playoffs are excellent pitching from Jeff Dietrich game high over the left field wall. competition this weekend, losing 2 side that took a bad hop and rolled the ultimate." out of 3 games against St. Mary's. off the arm of Ralph Gentile, and the and excellent hitting from all Two outs later Mike Mooney hit result was two more unearned runs leaguers centerfielder John another homer to dead center. Four USFs Con Dempsey pitched a A USF victory over Boston and a 3-2 loss for the Dons. Mangiante and shortstop Monico more runs were added in the second brilliant 5 innings on Friday but was College would have given the Dons a The Dons split Saturday's Corral. The Dons showed seldom to make it a 9-0 ballgame. But the hit with hard luck in the 3rd inning. shot at the 2nd ranked DePaul Blue St. Mary's loaded the bases with a doubleheader with their rivals from seen power this year as John Dons didn't stop there. Billy Kurata Demons (26-1). Boston College , single and two walks. The next Moraga, losing the first game 6-5, Mangiante ripped a two run shot in led off the eighth inningwith a single and after two hits batsmen loaded played them Sunday and defeated the bases. Greg Eagleton hit a grand DePaul 82-75. In other NCAA slam and the rout was completed. playoff games, the WCAC Andre Rachal started and was the champion Pepperdine Waves winning pitcher. The victory raised outscored Pittsburgh in the first USFs overall record to 10-16. round of the western regionals 99-88 Friday, but lost to Oregon State, the With the first round ofthe NCBA Pac-10 champs. 70-51 on Sunday. season over for the Dons, there are still some questions that need to be Now the Dons have next year to answered. The Dons' 7-ll first look forward to but will havetodo it round record ties last year's team for without a few and perhaps all of their best NCBA record ever. While their key players. USF will lose the Dons are not as good a hitting starting center Wallace Bryant, team as a year ago. they are better swingman Ken McAllister, and overall. This year USF is getting forward John Hegwood to good pitching and good defensive graduation, leaving a big gap to fill play. What may be hurting the Dons up front. Add to that the possible most is confidence. Coach Bowman departure of Quintin Dailey if he believes the Dons are a team capable goes hardship to the NBA for a of winning the second round, but potential million dollar contract, they may be lacking confidence. and not much remains ofthe Dons. "This is a good team. I have all the However, with some new recruits, confidence in the world in them, but and a changed style of play, the I don't know how much confidence Dons will still be able to win some they have in themselves." Coach ballgames. Bowman is also pleased with his But, regardless of next year, the pitching, adding. "If we had had this 1981-82 season is over, and one must photo by Bill Cottles Pitcher Con Dempsey sidewinds one for the Diamond Dons. The pitching last year we could have won admit, it was a disappointing finish. finished the first round of NCBA play Saturday giving them a 7-11 the league. Last year we had better The Dons were rated as high as 4th Conference record, a tie for their best ever. hitting, but I think this year's team is in the country (Sports Illustrated) at better overall. If we stay close we can one point in the season, but lost the batter hit a slow roller to the third but took the nightcap 4-1. In the the first inning to give the Dons an win some games." WCAC Championship for the first base side ofthe pitching mound, and first game, the Dons went into the early 2-0 lead. In the third inning time in seven years, and were The Dons could surprise some when Dempsey went to field the ball bottom of the ninth trailing 6-3. Monico Corral tagged a solo home knocked out of the NCAA playoffs teams in the second round. They he lost his footing on the soggy turf, With two outs and runners on run over the left field fence and into in the first round. allowing one run to score. After a second and third. Dons catcher Greg the street,giving the Dons a 3-1 lead. may have the best double-play first to home doubleplay, it Eagleton hit a towering pop up that USF ended the scoring in the 5th combination in the league in second appeared Dempsey would get out of was misjudged and dropped in. when John Mangiante hit his second baseman Bob Woodcock (batting home run of the game making the .396) and shortstop Monico Corral. *••••••••* score 4-I. On the day Mangiante Greg Eagleton hit 6 home runs in the went 5 for 8 with two homers, two first half and centerfielder John doubles and a single. Jeff Dietrich Mangiante has a .365 batting Next * picked up the win in the second game average. If the Dons can continue to How to get good production from these pitching five innings while giving up one run on 4 hits. Bob Reed picked players, with Monico Corral up the save. breaking out of his slump as he has Issue * do well in shown signs of doing, and continued * On Monday the Dons traveled good pitching, the Dons may just down to Stanislaus State to make up * give Santa Clara and Fresno State a * Economy Class a cancelled March IO game and run for their money in the second (April 2) * clobbered State I4-4. The Dons half. * Simple. Fly Capitol Air's Economy Class. Our wasted no time in putting the game fares are the lowest of any scheduled airline so * you can use the money you save for lots of * * other thinss. Like a Eurail pass if you fty us to * Brussels, Frankfurt or Zurich. More time in the A College Degree * sun if you're headed for Miami, San Juan or * and no plans? * USF Puerto Plata. 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As for the other two and started making mistakes." Saturday, March 20 their toes in order to squeeze doubles, Kim Kovasala and Diane Finally Tina Barbie and Anne Dons' Baseball at Cal 12 noon (2) through some of the tight matches. Kerazides fell behind after winninga Larsen had an exciting doubles Kim Kovasala and Tina Barbie convincing first set 6-2, but after match before they eventually gave Sunday, March 21 were able to win their singles leading 5-2 in the second set found way to a 4-6, 5-7 defeat. Lady Dons' Softball vs. Oregon State (home) 12 noon (2) matches but it was not enough for themselves gasping for every point thc Lady Dons. At the end of the and lost 7-5, 6-0 in the third. "Once The Lady Dons' next match will Monday, March 22 singles round. USF was trailing4-2 we realized that we were winning we be March 24th against the Dons' Tennis vs. San Jose State (Olympic Club) 1:30 p.m. and for the team to win they needed started playing too conservatively. University of Montana at 12 noon to win their doubles event and defeat We didn't use the same strategy as on the Lone Mountain tennis courts. Tuesday, March 23 Dons' Baseball vs. San Francisco State (home) 2:30 p.m. Lady Dons' Softball vs. Portland State (home) 1:30 p.m. Dons' Tennis vs. Tulsa (Olympic Club) 1:00 p.m.

Wednesday, March 24 CAL TUTORS DONS Lady Dons' Tennis vs. Univ. of Montana (Lone Mountain) 12 noon by Bill Cottles basketball team have aided the Dons was rained out, but the Lady Dons Thursday, March 25 so far. Melissa Melton, a forward for will resume play today at 1:00 p.m. Lady Dons' Tennis vs. Univ. of Oregon (Lone Mountain) 12 noon The USF Lady Dons' softball the Lady Dons' basketball squad, is on Loyola Field against Fresno Lady Dons' Softball vs. USIU (home) 1:00 p.m. (2) team split a twinbill with Stanford, now hitting .429 with 3 hits in 7 at State, in a doubleheader. Head Dons' Tennis vs. Canada (Olympic Club) 1:30 p.m. and was swept two games by UC bats. Sue Corder, a guard with the coach Mike Rice asks all to attend Berkeley, to bring their Northern team, is helping out at shortstop. the game and support the USF Lady California Conference record to 1-3, The Tuesday date with UC Davis Dons softball team. and a 6-4 overall record. USF split with Stanford 5-4, 4-7, arid lost to Cal 0-1 and 3-13. Freshman Dianna AlbiniP'lch ed the first game against Stanford Saturday to open the Lady Dons' Nor Cal competition for the season by allowing 4 runs and 9 hits. Marianne Curtis lost the second game, Stanford getting 7 runs and 8 hits. Monday, against the Cal Bears, Albini lost the first game 0-1 in ten innings. Cal, rated fifth in the nation, was supported by the pitching of Diane Parch, who held SAVE ON the Lady Dons to 3 hits in the game Cal simply came out red hot in the second game, scoring 13 runs on 17 hits to beat the softballers from the hilltop. Curtis lost the game to bring her record to 1-3, but that is not indicative of her pitching performance. She has allowed only 8 earned runs in 25 innings, giving her STYLE a 2.24 ERA. Still producing for the Lady Dons is freshman pitcher and outfielder UPT0*250FF! Albini. She is now batting .387. with 3 home runs, two triples and a SILADIUM COLLEGE RINGS double in 31 trips to the plate. The coaching staff is checking the record books to see if Albini, a freshman NOW ONLY who has played only ten games in her career at USF, has set a career home run record for the Lady Dons. Two additions from the women's

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Community Contact Formal Ceremony Will Announce Davies Gift Program Opens Doors On March 30 at 11 am. all faculty, staff and students are in\ itcd by Trevor Gunn Said an Indonesian student, "there is to participate in a 45 minute only so far we can go to learn about The World English Center has ceremony formally announcing one the Americans; I'm glad we have the developed a program to provide of the largest single gifts by an CCP." USF students with a possibility for individual to the University, which Krauskopf said, "it's personal greater understanding and will make possible a new program experience that is useful. The knowledge of peoples and their under the College of Liberal Arts students can have practical cultures. known as the Davies Forum. The project, termed the understanding on the issues, but Community Contact Program getting into the personal-contact Fr Lo Schiavo has invited the (CCP), is partially devoted to giving situation sheds more light on their entire campus community to be international students at USF a stay here." present for the ceremony, which will chance to come into American On the other side of things, the also mark the first public homes and begin to understand students, faculty and their families announcement of the major gift another part of their experience in "can also partake in an enriching the United States. Ron Brill, Public experience," says one administrator. from Trustee and Reach Program Affairs Director, stated that a good The families that take in the students National Chairwoman Mrs. Louise many international students had not usually have positive things to say Davies. Her gift will establish the even been in an American home about their time with the student. Davies Forum which will be prior to their involvement in the Mrs. Robert Cunningham, wife of explained at the convocation.as well program. USF Professor Robert L. as endow the USF St. Ignatius Institute. The Forum has been called The program has its basic design Cunningham, stated in a telephone one of the most exciting academic in having host families and interview with the Foghorn that she programs in the history of this international students "matched up" had "an absolutely wonderful time," University. Plans for it currently according to their particular with a Saudi Arabian student which underway are expected to be interests and compatibilities. The the family hosted. "She danced quite initial contact usually starts out with a bit and showed us many parts of announced at the convocation Mrs. Louise M. Davies, founder of the Davies Forum. a small event such as a dinner. The her culture," Mrs. Cunningham American family meets the student, said. converses a bit and both the parties International students can also find out through extended contact if help with the preparation of U.S. they would like to continue the students going overseas. "We once relationship. had a UNESCO correspondent that Another part ofthe CCP includes was going to Indonesia; she had to having international students at be briefed," said Krauskopf. "We set USF go out into the high school and up for a group of Indonesians to talk grammar school worlds. They, at to her," she continued. "They can be this time, are able to be out in public set up in groups and talk to and speak on their own countries to university classes and such." fellow students. Krauskopf said. The CCP is able to When international students organize activities headed in the come to the U.S. they are subject to direction of utilizing the "golden any amount of change, according to opportunity" available to the USF Linda Krauskopf, the CCP community, in the form of the large coordinator. First, they are faced international student population. with a new language and a new "1 feel that a firsthand account of a Keep an eye out culture. Second, they have a whole situation is much better than having new friendship circle to form. Third, to get it through three other for the funniest movie they are exposed to a whole new sources," Ron Brill said. "It is culture which they must learn how to helpful in having an international about -growing up deal with. student there to explain exactly how This is a reason why the CCP was they feel about the situation in their ever made! created.'They are much more at ease country; it's first-hand informa­ when they know how to go about tion," he stated. dealing with these adaptations," one Both faculty and students alike person said. are strongly encouraged by the CCP The international students are to participate in the program. sometimes isolated from the Krauskopf and Leila Kellow, happenings ofthe university world. assistant director of the WEC, are They have a great want to meet more there to help in coordinating the of the American students and their matching process of students and families; but they find it difficult. families.

You'll be glad you came 7&ee6 **?# •rfcU&Kce Dell' Arte Players Company "Performance Anxiety" Saturday & Sunday — March 20 & 21-8:00 p.m. Gill Theatre $2.50 Students-Staff/$5.00 General Sponsored by. MELVIN SIMON PRODUCTIONS/ASTRAL BELLEVUE PATHE INC. Oftice of Student Activities & Performing Arts Present BOB CLARK'S "PORKY'S" KIM CATTRALL-SCOTT COLOMBYKAKI HUNTER "Hui O' Hawaii Dance Exhibition" ALEX KARRAS as The Stertf SUSAN CLARKasO^rtyForeve. Tuesday - March 23 - 12:15 - 1:00 pm F^bve Producers HAROLD GREENBERG and MELVIN SIMON Harney Plaza Free Produced by DON CARMODY and BOB CLARK Sponsored by: Hui O' Hawaii Written and Directed by BOB CLARK -~ Ha**»T**HCT«a» taaafr (ft. La Voce del Vento Chamber Players R m yX-JaVav Thursday - March 25 - 12:00-1:00 pm University Center Main (Parina) Lounge MOW PLAYING Free Sponsored by: Office of Student Activities ALEXANDRIA THEATRE GHIRARDELLI SQUARE CHEM Geary at 18th • 752-5100 ][ Beach at Polk • .441-7088 UA CINEMA STONESTOWN GENEVA ORIVE-IN Behind Emporium • 221-8181 ][ Near Cow Place • 587-2884 iHHiSI ALSO AT SELECTED THEATRES & DRIVE INS THROUGHOUT THE BAY AREA WATCH THE ACADEMY AWARDS MARCH 29 ON ABC P.,e — News- I March 19, 1982 K?!,PisPute c^tinues Dolan Speaks to AS an attack on due process by the Friday, with the claim that "We administration. The purpose of the continue to hold the grievance Dr. Anne Dolan, Vice President meeting, according to a letter meetings, we continue to process for Student Development, recently circulated by Lehmann last week, is grievances, we just say that the spoke at an ASUSF senate meeting "to establish a dialogue with the current arbitrator is not our choice. on various issues affecting students I rustees because we believe that the We're not trying to make chaos, that on campus. great majority of Trustees are is the last thing that this university After a short introduction on the unaware of the serious events which needs, especially when we need a administrative structure of the have recently transpired on unified front wilh respect to the university, including the different campus." resources that are being taken away offices of vice-presidencies, Dolan's To date, there has been little by the federal government." position as head of Student Development was outlined as being public response on the part of the As of this writing, the Foghorn the principal advocate for students university administration to the has been unable to contact members at the levels of Housing, including letter. George Salerno. Director of of the Board of Trustees to find out the Food Service, Student Employee relations for the whether its members are planning to Activities, and University Center University, has responded to the accept the Faculty Association's Athletics Intramurals. charges made by Lehmann last invitation to next week's meeting. Dr. Dolan is responsible for the hire of qualified directors, and the implementation of contracts; the Male Student Drops maintenance of discipline and COLUMBUS. Miss. (CH)-Evenas battle to gain entrance to MUW, methods of its enforcement, as well the Supreme Court was deciding to after he was refused entrance in 1976 as student rights of due process; and hear an appeal of his landmark court and 1979. Neither Hogan nor his Budget maintenance of various case, the lone male student at attorney would discuss the reasons offices. Mississippi University for Women for his withdrawal but an Questions asked to Dolan at the was dropping out. anonymous source told the Clarion meeting were in all areas of student Nursing student Joe Hogan Ledger newspaper in Jackson, development. withdrew from classes at MUW Miss., that Hogan was having To the inquiry posed by one three days before the U.S. Supreme trouble with applied science classes student sepcifically concerning the Court announced it will review the and withdrew from school to avoid PFM Food Service, Dolan stated lower court ruling that got Hogan getting bad grades. Hogan's that not to her knowledge had the into school. MUW appealed that attorney did say his client would re­ PFM food contract been renewed, ruling, made on sex discrimination register in January once he had but neither was she sure that the 3- grounds. straightened out scheduling year agreement would be. problems. Hogan fought a year-long legal When asked lor commentary Dr. Anne Dolan spoke to ASUSF regarding University aims upon student dissatisfactions at the Food Service, Dolan stated that there are many vehicles to get opinions and concerns heard at Financial Aid FOGHORN CLASSIFIED PFM. She also said that it was now Anticipating that the need for undergraduate student majoring in up to the RHCand ASUSFtoacton financial aid will increase as the Business or Economics with an Call 666-6122 this issue. available funds decrease, the emphasis or demonstrated interest She noted that only one student Financial Aid Office would like to in labor relations. To be eligible to had come to visit her about this call students' attention to a board apply for 1982/83, a student must matter, and added that it doesn't that lists private scholarships from have a minimum cumulative GPA oi help to just say, "I don't like it." outside sources for undergraduate 3.0 and must submit a financial aid and graduate students. Some of the application. Now There's No Excuse. scholarships posted are offered by The Fr. Dunne Endowed the Fireman's Fund, the Terra Linda Scholarship is given annually to Rotary, the Washington Hospital students who have demonstrated Right now all interested USF seperate USF major, you'll find Service League, and the Marin both academic excellence and students can avail themselves courses specifically suited to Educational Grant Program. For conspicuous service to the of many courses on the your needs. further information, check the University, its students and the Academy's curriculum—either Call or write Dr. John Iglesias board outside the Financial Aid wider community of which it is a as an Art Major, or as an (Program Director) for further Office, Campion Hall, B-10. elective, or as a yet undeclared information: 540 Powell Street, part. Given in honor of Fr. William major. And to further simplify San Francisco, Ca. 94108. Also, the Financial Aid Office J. Dunne, S.J., President of the your life, many of the courses Telephone: (415) 673-4200 would like to extend an invitation to University from 1938 through 1954. are now being taught at the Lone students to apply for two University the scholarship requires that Mountain campus. scholarships for 1982-83. These applicants have a minimum GPA ol Whether you're interested in scholarships are the Fr. George 3.0 and that they file a financial aid Advertising, Graphic Design, Academy of Art College. Lucey scholarship and the Fr. application. llllustration, Interior Design, Dunne scholarship. The applications for these twe Photography, Fine Arts, or 540 Powell Street, The Fr. George Lucey Endowed scholarships are available in the just interested in taking an art San Francisco, CA 94108 A Scholarship is given annually to an Financial Aid Office now. course as an elective in a totally (415)673-4200 atV\ THE FOG LIFTS OONSPREV

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