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Joe Keenan (SATAN), Bill Gable (FAUSTUS), and Corky Faustus". The play opened last night with a stunning premier Kenealy (MEPHISTOPHELES) head an All-Star cast in followed by a champagne reception in Carroll Hall. Proceeds tonight's Regis College Theater Production of Christopher from the performance were pledged to the Denver Symphony. Marlowe's "TitB Tragic History of the Life and Death of Dr. (STORY ON PAGE 7) inside ...... , ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Record R.A. Ranger Baseball ' Applications for Basketball Cheap rhr~lls '77-'78 Year Roundup (funny page} -pg. 3 -pg. 4&5 -pg. 6 ...... ~

,.EXTENDED LIBRARY HOURS FOR MID-SEMESTER EXAMS Friday, February 25 9:00a.m. -11:00p.m. Saturday, * February 26 9:00a.m.· 5:00p.m .. Wednesday, February 23, 1977 page 2 BROWN AND GOLD Damllrava, Butler, GOiill Career Here! Coughlan Boogie The CarP.er Develollment\ Center (CDC) is here to serve Regis students. Check this spot in the Brown and Gold, By PETER SARTUCCI desert haunted the audience with a chorus of "Resurrec weekly, to find out about career ollportunities, recrui The BROWN & GOLD is published during the academic The Pipeline Coffee tion, Resurrection, Resurrec ters, full and part-time jobs, workshops. year by students of Regis CoUege. Editorial opinhm house sponsored another of tion .... ". expressed in this publication does not necessarily retlecf its continuing Entertainment The three sang many other Seniors note well! The The CDC Student Advisory that of the administration, faculty, or student body. nights last Thursday. The songs, both country and LAST "Hoe to Get Hired" Boar~ met last week to begin show was excellent, and rock. Coughlan led on a mag Workshop for the semexter planm_ng some special car Editor•...... Marc Solzan despite the poor showing, nificent meld of two old will begin at 3 p.m. today eer~~rtented pr~grams. Any. Managing Editor...... Jon Butler due mostly to competition Crosby, Stills, Nash, and (Wednesday) in the Student one mterested 10 serving on from. the slave sale, the per Young songs: "Find The Center Conference Room. If the board, or in offering Production Editor•...... Dennis Pimple formers and the audience Cost Of Freedom" and you want to know the do's suggestions for programs is News Editors ••..••• Pete Sartucci, Pat Gravino had a great time. "Ohio". and dont's of interviewing welcome to contact Kathy Features Editor •••••.••..••••• , Kathy Foley Dave Coughlan started the "Boy from the Country" with prospective employers, Gibson. Sports Editors ...•..Steve Shinn. Bill Flemming night with several of his own "May The Circle Be Unbrok how a write a resume, when pieces, light songs of laught en", and many others fol and how to drop a personal JOBS! JOBS! JOBS! Contributing Writers er and love, . shading into lowed. Tom Chermak joined Leslie Sherman, Donna Brown, Jeana Varra, Carter note, or any other job hunt . ~art-time accounting deeper blue songs of loss and them for a few songs, excel ing skills-BE THERE! postttons; must be able to AHner, Kathy Bird, Maggie Smith, Jim Plusinsky, heartache. ling in slide guitar on "As Placement Director Kathy Meg Musick, Felix Jabczenski, and the Regis use 10 key adding machine "Mario Dambovo" (Mar The Raven Flies." Gibson, and staff, want to by touch; 2? hrs. per wek, or student body. ius Dambrava) took the lights Dave Coughlan soloed congratulate Seniors Bob more, flex1ble hours; need Administrative Manager•.••••••• Sara Rovine next with what he acknowl with several songs, the most Dudek, Tom Kolb, Tim Clif own transportation; $3.50 an Business Manger•...... Kevin Kissel edged to be a very profound beautiful, a touching rendi ford, Theresa Diss, John hr. song, the Beatles' "Honey tion of "A Place In The Boyle, Paul Yantorno, all of · Communications Intern· Photography ••.• Kevin Davin, Rick Press, and Pie''. When the laughter World For A Gambler" that whom have accepted per State of Colorado; writin~ the Ranger staff. subsided he sang some per held the audience spellbound. manent jobs effective follow newsletters, brouchures Production Assistants . • • •.Linda Klein, Becky sonal compositions, "Sum Jon Butler overcame a dry ing graduation. ads, etc.; part-time April mer in the Wood" a song 1: Rehm, Patricia Evans throat and cracked voice to If any other seniors have full-time during summer; six about Vietnam, and an in Cartoons, Art ••• Tom Salazar, Kim Spann, Paris sing John David Souther's accepted full-time employ credit hrs. possible; need comprehensible little poem Hall "Silver Blues". ment offers, the Career De transportation; $3.50 per hr. about East and West, as well Marius Dambrava returned Business Advisor •••••••••••••••••John Flood velopment Center (CDC) Secretary-bookkeeper, as "Spices From India" and to the stage to tell a bad joke, should be notified so we can full-time during summer; six Advisor •...... Randy Lumpp "Cukous." which Butler promptly out keep our records current. credit hrs. possible; need Edited in Denver, Colorado; printed by Innovations Unlim.. Then Jon Butler joined did with a worse one. Then Also, Rockford, Ill., area transportation; $3.50 per hr. ited, 1115 Broadway, Denver, Colorado 80203; po$tage paid Marius on stage and, after a Marius sang one of his own Catholic schools are accept Secretary-bookkeeper, by Regis College, Denver, Colorado. short interlude of an ancient songs, "Sun Spindles" ing applications for teaching full-time, to manage small Subscriptions: SS.OO per year. Chinese arrangement called Dave rejoined him and to positions, kindergarten credit union; $700-800 per Please direct all inquiries to the Bro- aad Gold, Regi$ "Tuning", they swung ittto a gether they finished the eve· through eighth grade. See month. (See the CDC staff College, 50th and Lowell Blvd., Denver, Colorado 80221 : rousing version of Dave Ma ning with "Sails". for further information on the Phone 433-8471, Ext. 231. ' son's "Give Me A Reason". The Pipeline Coffeehouse the CDC staff for further jobs listed.) Coughlan returned and the hopes to hold many more information. three performers poured out such concerts before the end Read this and cry. a series of blues songs mixed of the semester. Manager with Rock. One particularly Tom Seitz hopes that the Regis Underground enthralling piece about next performance wm be . Uncovered Thurs. searching for water in the better attended. By MARC SOLZAN to institute an underground Regis newspaper with a hint Booze Rules pre~:e~:e';:!,!'cv:: of an open forum atmos· pus late Thursday afternoon, phere. The publication was Feb. 17. The publication produced within a feature/ steered its way into the magUnited States 0 I prefer to send my first payment now, and I enclose my first monthly payment of $15. aside from defined regula hard earned money for a when our generation is run I 0 I cannot sponsor a child now but would like to COfltribute $------1 occurred on campus. First of all, the letter be tion, is a noticeable good semester hour that is only ning the country? 1 Name I gan with the statement: example from the concerned half an hour long. It was bad enough that we I Address I "We, the undersigned." My members of the Regis com Perhaps as much should ever had slaves in the first I City . State Zip I question is, why didn't you munity. And you must "try" be said to the teachers about place, but Regis is repeating I Member of International Union for Child Welfare, Geneva. Gifts are tax deductible. I before you can "accomp NTIM . "money's worth" ·as is em this error by devoting anoth· I ;:~ij~~j~~n~~t~e~:.07 Yorige, Toronto, 7. Statement of income and expenses 23 I sign your own names instead of writing "concerned wo lish". Maybe I just view the phasized to the students. er day to it. 1 Christian Children's Fund, Inc. I men of Regis College"? I matter in a different way. When a teacher is late for, or Why should the guys in consider myself a concerned Sincerely; misses, a class, he has just! charge of the stag party face - ~------~ woman of the Regis com Donna L. ijrown blown twenty-five students' suspension for their acts, Letters Letters Letters munity also, but I do not money, or however many which frequently go on in the students are in that class. Dear Editor: and Dave Coughlan for a necessarily agree with the Dear Sir: real world,when these get off very enjoyable evening last philosophy which you re In a previous edition of the I do not know how univer scott-free for doing some The Coffeehouse is one of sal this problem is (and I the nicer places on this cam Thursday. Their music was flected ir. your Jetter. Are you Brown and Gold, there ap thing that was abolished over delightful anti I do hope people so perfect that you peared an article which refer to tardiness, not honest a century ago? pus. They offer a variety of excuses like illness), but I coffees, ice cream·, pizza, and they'll come back. Thanks cannot. recognize and accept showed the monetary waste Sincerely, guys. the concept that mistakes when one "blows off" a .don't feel this lackadaisical Susan French pretzels. The atmosphere is attitude belongs in an institu And thanks to all the will happen, and lessons class. If one misses but a few pleasant and peaceful for a tion of higher learning, es people who have worked learned? classes each semester, he talk with a friend or for a pecially when the attitude is hard and put a lot of effort Disciplinary measures still loses a lot of money; at different place to study. exhibited in the professors. into making the Coffeehouse have been taken, and I'm least, he doesn't get out as I thoroughly enjoyed the A concerned student good entertainment which the place it is today. Keep up sure you read the apology much as he put in. has performed there this past the hard work. you yourselves required, What can be said of teach To the Editor: ers who waste our money? year. I wish to-commend Jon Let's always support our so why create "mountains Lincoln freed the slaves Butler, Marius Dambrava , Coffeehouse! out of mole hills"? Yes, teachers. I have one and Regis enslaved them CathyEck If you cannot be around to class where the teacher is once again for the day. I BROWN AND GOLD Wednesday, February 23, 1977 page 3 95 Apply For R.A. VETERAN BEWARE se must be stopped as of the dents, the agency's basic Approxi~ately 95 persons are applying shows that the tel in the application form. Veterans going to school first day of the school term, publication on eligibility and have filed applications for present staff has elevated the Most ofthe present R.A.'s under the GI Bill could wind or December 1, 1976, which application procedures for the position of Resident As prestige of being an R.A." are very pleased with their up in debt to the Federal ever date is later. assistance from the VA. sistant in the Office of Cam commented Dave Radcliffe. job. government if they drop For example, if a student The 72-page brochure re pus Life. From these 95 He also added, "The present "I really like it and I'm courses or receive nonpuni withdraws from a course on flects the latest information applicants, only 21 will be staff has done a great job going to re-apply" said Ka tive grades under certain Aprill, under the conditions in VA benefits, including selected for a position on the the best job of any staff I thy Berg. circumstances, the Veterans outlined, VA payments will, medical care, compensation, Resident Hall Staff. have had here. I'm really Katie Sauer said "I really Administration said today. in effect, be terminated ret pension, home loan guaran In charge of selection pro pleased with them. A lot are like being and R.A. I like it A VA official explained roactively to the beginning of tee, life insurance, burial cedures is David Radcliffe, re-applying and maybe some because every one feels my that a recent Congressional the term. benefits, educational help, the Assistant Dean of Cam won't get it again, but a lot room is their room so they all amendment to the GI Bill In the past, GI Bill pay and rehabilitation programs. pus Life. Optimistic about will." come in and talk.'' requires the agency to retro ments would ·have been con Some veterans' benefits the enthusiasm of the largest The primary purpose of Says Mary Janssen, "I've actively cancel assistance tinued up to the date of with administered by state and group ever to seek an R.A. the resident assistant is to gotten a chance to meet a lot payments foi a course drop drawal but the new law pro other federal agencies are position, Radcliffe admits serve as liaison between the of new people. It's a good ped without a grade. This hibits this. summarized. These include that it will be difficult to Office of Campus Life and opportunity to do things with applies also in cases when a The VA spokesman urged Labor Department's employ select only 21. the residents in each resi a lot of people, like go camp course is completed but the students enrolled under the ment assistance, state unem Some of the requirements dence hall. As a paraprofes ing and go out to dinner and grade assigned is, in effect, GI Bill not to drop a course or ployment compensation and for the position include: the sional and member of the eat and drink and eat and ignored by the school for request a non-punitive grade credit and management ad ability to hold a part time job Campus Life Staff, your main drink and eat . .. " graduation requirements. until they have contacted vice provided by the Farmers while maintaining a satisfac task is to foster a living Concludes Mary Clark, "I The new regulations do not their school's veterans af Home Administration. tory grade-point average, learning climate which cre think it's great. I really like apply when the situation was fairs office and understand The inside front cover off and an interest in the welfare ates for each collegian and it. I'm getting a lot out of it caused by circumstances be what effect the withdrawal ers a handy timetable on of their fellow students and opportunity to grow in all and it's worth it." yond the student's control. from a course ar grade may deadlines and place of appli the growth of a community human dimensions and to The selection is expecte\1 The new regulation was have on their monthly VA cation for key veterans bene atmosphere. enjoy the values of an under to be announced in late described as a major change checks. fits. An address and tele ''The fact that 95 people graduate community, as sta- March. in GI Bill benefit payments The agency also recom phone directory of all VA policy. mended that both students hospitals, regional offices The new law provides that and school officials provide a and national cemeteries is VA may not pay educational brief statement concerning provided. Knoll Named Manager benefits for any part of a circumstances of the with Copies of the benefits fact course which is not used in drawal or grade assignment sheet (IS-1) may be obtained computing graduation re when reporting it to the VA. at any VA office. They may By PAT GRAVINO In view of these additions, a.m. to 12:3; p.m., Mon.- quirements, it was explain VA will then determine the also be purchased from the As a result of Executive · Knoll is optimistic about the Fri., with the bar itself ed. effect of the circumstances Government Printing Office Board action, Thurs., Jan. clearance of the present opening at 3:00p.m. This means that many ·on the withdrawal, or more for 85 cents each, with a 27, the Belial Bar received a $1,800.00 debt. Knoll stated Of the present ten barten students will find themselves punitive grade, and notify minimum charge of $1 for new managerial staff, with that the bar is currently ders, two are female. Knoll overpaid under the GI Bill for the student of the action each mail order. Requests senior George Knoll as man- making a profit, which had expressed the hope that courses from which they taken to adjust his or her should include the stock ager, and sophomore Carter not previously been the case. more girls will be working in withdraw and for courses in educational benefits. number (051-000-00101-0) Allner replacing him as The accustomed financial the future. Applications for which the assigned grade is The Veterans Administra and be sent to the Superin Assistant Manager. state has been debt or bare bartender and managerial not used in computing the tion has distributed its new tendent of Documents, Gov Since that time, four new profit, at best. positions will come out some- requirements for graduation. edition of Federal Benefits ernment Printing Office, games have been added as The best sellers seem to be time in April. Payments for such a cour- for Veterans and Depen- Washington, D. C. 20402. well as a pool table and the new games, which have Knoll says he does not an another foosball machine. pulled in $300 of clear profit ticipate another hike in beer Other new additions are in recent weeks. Part of the prices and hopes to see more Light Beer, pizza, and pea- reason for this is the new people enjoying the bar in NPE Sale 5ueeess· nuts, with the coming possi- afternoon hours. The game- the future. By PETER SARTUCCI bility of hot pretzels. room is now open from 11:00 _ DeweyDayhopResurrectedw.~E~£~~:~;,:~;;,~ second annual Slave Sale. By Debbie Dlnsmoore The motivation behind projects. Dayhop goals are The girls were sold in pairs, - I Quality, not quantity, these meetings was the gen only those which are reach I dressed in sweatshop blue seemed to be the motto of the eral feeling of "being left able in the near future. Some with numbers around their i out" present among day ofthese goals include: News J dayhops attending the first necks. The bidding started at organizational meetings of a hops. It is thought by those letters and/or ·calendars of i four and a half dollars, with ·j new off-campus students' or trying to form an organiza events to be mailed to Den the winner becoming master ganization. A total of 11, tion that the day student is ver Resident students, a at 10 A.M. Friday morning. people attended two meet generally not considered possible day hop F AC, and Masters were required to ings held on the weekend of when activities are publiciz dayhop days in the cafeteria. ed. Frequently only a single Slightly farther range is more provide equipment for their This year's Slave Sale was Feb. 13 in an effort to revive were the first auctioned. The the comatose corpse of what poster is put up in the dayhop participation in the slaves' work, and to permit much better organized than them to attend classes and bids slowly climbed until last year, and most of the was once called the "Denver student center and none in next freshman orientation. jobs, to eat, and to allow Jimmy Doherty put in the girls seemed to thoroughly Club" The purpose of this the Science building or Loyo The day students seem "time for them to digest winning bid at $7.80. enjoy it. After serving their club would be to organize the la where an event is schedul willing to help themselves, but they could use the sup their food". Labor was lim The top bid of the night time Friday, the slaves had off-campus students into a ed. The goal of the day ) ' ited to the hours between 10 was $26 for Mary Jo Wabis few complaints about excess unified body, in order to faci students' organization is to port of all the Regis Com w munity. A.M. and 7 P.M., a re jewski and Maggie Smith; work. The masters for their J ' litate communication, mak gather information about campus life and pass it on to For more information see striction that brought howls the lowest bid of the night part expressed general satis ing the day students aware of of protest from the crowd. was $4. 75. Nu Rho Epsilon faction. All concerned seem campus activities, and to fellow dayhops. Pam Feeley, Tom Salazar, Mr. Phil Farley, Mr. John Slave pair no. 511, Peggy cleared more than $175 from to be looking forward to next integrate the dayhop into Far range plans are few, as Coyne, or the Campus Min Crowley and Molly Moroni the sale. year's Slave Sale. campus life. are any ideas for grandiose istry office. Taxpayers Foot Fire Alarm Bill Last Call For Workship of fire equipment so steep? By MARC SOLZAN uals will then be referred by receive the second priority. By LESLIE SHERMAN _ Agency Account. This ac the Director to college de Students previously employ How many times has count supplies money for Its main purpose is to make people think twice before Students wishing to se partments which have bud ed and desired for re-hiring that-fire alarm gone off this dorm repairs or is at times geted funds for student em by a spccitic department on used for something which committing the act. If the cure on-campus employment year? This school year a ployment. A written appoint the basis of acquired working benefits the whole campus. penalty was a mere amount during the 1977 spring se lone, the alarm has been ment to each specific job knowledge and skill will re pulled atotal of five times. Were all the wrongdoers of $5, it is probable that the mester must contact Director abuse of fire equipment of the Workship Center Mi must be approved by the ceive third priority. Each of these occurred in discovered? In one situation Workship Center Director or the alarm was triggered by would be greater. Who wants chael Gravino to obtain appli West Hall and were false the student involved may be accident. In the remaining to dish out $100 for one cation forms. These individ- alarms in every instance. subject to the deferral and/or How much does Regis pay cases, three of the four cul mischievious prank? G.A. prits were uncovered and Associate Dean of Campus B&G Editor denial of that appointment. for every alarm pulled? The It is the official position of answer is ...NOTHING. The fined a sum of $100 each. Life, Dave Radcliffe, com Tonight ments, "I hope people real- · Job Opening Regis College that students taxpayers of Denver foot the It is believed that students The General Assembly wil ize just how serious the-mis shall in no way be discrimin bill, and a considerable one are becoming disgusted with convene tonight at 5:30 in the use of fire alarms are to all of Applications for the posi ated on the basis of race, at that. this senseless "fun", and library. Topics of discussion us. Sometime there really tion of Editor-in-Chief are creed, national origin, or sex What is done with the are reporting the offenders will include: Scheduling by more so than last year. might bt: a fire, and someone due in the Brown and Gold when seeking on-campus money collected from fines? employment. Financial need Cathy Gibson, G. A. repre It is deposited in the dorm's Why is the fme for misuse is going to get hurt .." office no later than 4PM, March 3, 1977. Applicants shall be the main determin sentative vancancies, Party should state major area of ing factor. Room Proposal by Regina Midterm Tutoring Offered In Dorms concentration, past journalis Those students designated Sullivan, the Parking Lot tic experience, and goals for • by Director of Financial Aid Committee Report, and the and Hard Sciences; DeSmet day, Wednesday, Thursday the 1977-78 publication sc John Dodson as recipients of Awards and Banquet Com Hall-English, Communica February 22, 23, 24. Proced hedule. Those interested are Federal Work-Study awards mittee will speak. Topics of the last· G. A. Pre-midterm exam week tions,Art, Music, Modern ure: Sign up in Campus Life, urged to contact Dr. Randy will receive first priority for meeting of Feb. 9, were the tutoring sessions will be av Languages, Religious Stud Ca_mpus Ministry or Student Lumpp, Department of Reli job referrals. Those eligible Brown and Gold financial ailable during the week of ies, and Philosophy; West Resource Center offices. gious Studies ext. 375, and for financial assistance but report and a guest speaker February 21st according to Hall-Administrative Scien Sponsored by: Resource Cen Marc Solzan, Brown and who's aid package from the for the Cystic Fibrosis Foun the following schedule. ces and Social Sciences. · ter, Campus Life, and Alpha Gold Office, ext. 231, both in college is insufficient to meet dation. Place: O'Connel Hall-Math Time: 7:00 to 9:00p.m. Tues- Sigma Nu. the Student Center. computed financial need. will Wednesday, February 23, 1977 page 4 BROWN AND GOLD Regis Basketball Team Wraps Up Home Season Regis had to foul; Mesa hit 5 day, February 12, Regis beat BY CHRIS HARAGAN the first half, Regis put it cession of guards tried to rally the Regis cause, but of 8 foul shots in the last two Western New Mexico. West· The Regis College Basket together and cut the lead to ern played a slowdown, pat four, only to have disaster disorganization was the only minutes as Regis failed to ball team has played five terned offense and nearly strike. Alonzo Goggins and result. The team fell apart convert on their opportuni home games in the last two beat the Rangers. Regis shot James of Southern Utah were and Southern Utah was lead ties and lost 73-67. weeks. They have won three very well, 51 o/2. versus 38% called for a double foul, a ing by sixteen points with On Friday the eleventh of and lost two. Among the for Western, which made the result of a shoving match three minutes left in the February, Regis played a teams they played were the difference in the game. A that had been going on for game. Regis put on a rally defenseless New Mexico top four teams in the RMAC. lead of 32-30 was held by much of the game. Words and ended up losing by the Highlands team. Regis. de The team has been erratic score of 74-67. The team's Regis at half time after lead through the homestand, hav were exch-anged between the feated this team with the leading scorers, Stewart and ing by 29-18 with ten minutes ing a hot streak followed by a two players, and like a fire minimum of effort. Although Fredrickson, suffered left in the half. Regis held cold streak. It seems consis- cracker exploding, a fight close at half time, Regis broke out between Goggins through their worst shooting leading Sl-50, it was appar the lead of six or seven points tency or Jack of it has been games of the season. Stewart for most ofthe second half as the biggest stumbling block and James. Both benches ent that the New Mexico was 4 of 13 from the field Western was frustrated by for the team. cleared and a brawl ensued. team was playing over their while Fredrickson was 2 of the tough defense of the The initial game of the The fight resulted in both heads. They managed to stay 14. number -- orie -team -in the Rangers and was forced to homestand was against James and Goggins being ~~··~··~·~ close by crashing the boards. ejected from the game and Saturday night, February RMAC, Regis gave a respec shoot twenty and twenty-five Southern Utah State College. table showing before folding It was a good idea, because given one game s1,1spension. 5, Regis broke the century the pass was non-existent on foot jump shots. Western put Regis fell behind early by mark beating Westminster late in the second half. A At the half Regis trailed 'the Highlands team. Again a rally on to trail by 67-65 eight points and again later 101-89. Playing without Gog team effort in the first half 39-35. Fredrickson and Stewart Jed with four seconds left. Bon by eleven points. With two gins, but Jed by the sharp had Regis leading by 36-29. In the second half, a sue- the team. "Freddie" had 27 icelli was fouled, he convert and one half minutes floor play of Kenny Rosen They did it with excellent points and 16 rebounds to go ed the free throws and iced bach, the Regis team out shooting and tough defense. with Stewart's 23 points and the game for Regis. The final hustled and outplayed the The game was slow paced, 23 rebounds. Gruber and score was 70-65. second place Westminster but the play of both teams Goggins played together in The basketball team is now team. Stewart, Fredrickson, was enjoyable as there were the backcourt, playing an 10-12. Their inability to win and Krebs were the leading few mistakes and great excellent floor game for the on the road, plus the crucial scorers with 20, 16 and 16 shooting. With seven min: Rangers. Bonicelli and Deut home court losses to Mesa points respectively. Regis led utes remaining, the score sch both played particularly and Southern Utah have the 51-46 at half time, but in the was tied at sixty only to have well in the second half as second half came out running Terry Meisenheimer of Mesa Regis Rangers looking for Regis won 100-90. to ·gain a huge lead that was hit two fifteen foot jump ward to next season again. In their last game, Satur- not really challenged the rest shots to give Mesa a four - of the game. - point lead. Regis missed op February 7, Monday night, portunities to score and Me sa started holding the ball. The bench looks on in W.N.M.-win. facing Mesa College, the Swimmers Prevail TENNIS Skiers Finished For Year By TERESA JOHNSON ship prevailed. BY STEVE SIDNN STARTS The Regis Women's "I think we really did a In the last Central Inter- while Lisa Packard and problem that was a little .bit Swim Team took fifteen first good job, we had a chance to collegiate Skiing League Kathy Berg turned in one of out of his own hands. Just SATURDAY places in a multi-dual swim prove ourselves as an all (CISL) meet of the season, their best times of the year. prior to the meet Jay bought meet at the Air Force Acad woman team, and we had a lot of fun," stated on tt:am held on February 5 and 6 at For the men, Bob Heck- his third pair of skis of the Practice times: M/W emy on Saturday, February IF member. Angel Fire ski resort in New man and Doug Haack paced season only to find out they 9:30-11 AM and 1-4 PM 5. The three schools Regis Mexico, the Regis Ski Team the team with strong finishes had been mismounted by the T/Th 12-3 PM competed against were Arr had probably their best over~ in the top twenty at eleventh ski shop. Therefore, he had TENTATIVE MATf:HES: Force, Colorado College, and Julie Berling and Maureen all performance of the sea- and sixteenth place in Satur- to ski on a borrowed set of Feb. 26 D. U. here 10 AM. Fort Lewis. Nash Jed the competition son. The men's team finish- day's giant slalom. Then in skis and just couldn't get March 2 Mines here 2 PM. This particular meet was a with four first places apiece. ed in fifth place, as did the Sunday's giant slalom race the performance out of them March 18 Colorado College triumph for the five Regis Jeannette Trenfield pulled in women's team which gave Ken DeFrancia cracked the that he would have liked. here 9 AM. women because this was three first places for the team them a combined finish in top twenty with a seventeen- The Regis Womeh's Ski · March 24 Mines there 2 PM. their first all-female compe and Teresa Johnson and sixth place out of a field of th place finish and Heckman team has one more meet left More matches wiJJ be pub tition. The races were very Carol Adams each brought in eleven teams. was close behind in nine- in their season. It is the lished in the next Brown and close, excifement was run two firsts. The team as a Once again, Kim Hunter teenth. International Association of Gold. ning high, and sportsman- whole placed in every event. and Betsy Thompson Jed the Although the men did ski Intercollegiate Athletics for women. On Saturday in .the well and had one of their Women ski meet which wiJJ Roster (alphabetical order): giant slalom, Kim took sev- better finishes, there were feature the top women ski James Brunitte, Tom Dun enth while Betsy came in some disappointments at this teams in the western region. lop, BiJJ Flemming, John Karabetsos Resps. twentieth. The next day of last CISL meet. Jay Neuraut- Lake Eldora is the site for Kelly, Ken Landy, George racing, which was also run on er and Ken DeFrancia, who this meet being held on McMuJleh, Sean O'Donnell, a giant slalom course, proved Jed the team all year and Thursday and Friday, Febru- Bob Rizley. to B&G Questioning to be a little ,better for the both had chances to make it ary 24 and 25. See if you can Student coach: George Boo girls. Ms. Thompson and to the regionals, failed to do make it up there for some fun mer. Occasional guest ap- BY B & G SPORTS STAFF be used. Ms. Hunter finished in tenth so as they just didn't ski .up and support your team. pearance by Ken "Bad- Several questions re B & G: Should a coach pull a and twelfth, respectively, to par. Neurauter met with a They'JI surely appreciate it. back" Rosenbach. garding the disappointing player immediately after he Regis CoJiege basketball re makes his first mistake? -!llll!l!l!l![lfU:C!Ol!! !l.lt!U!IIt!l 0 f!JfUIIIJJI I!.U !II!! 0 0 !Ill R R !I !I !I!!!! V...ll u!! UU.• U.i P..:U !I~!!D ·!IR!! • R R l! 'l cord have reached the Brown Coach Karabetsos: My con & Gold. In response to these tention is that it really de SPORTS LETTERS SPORTS LETTERS SPORTS LETTERS SPORTS questions Coach Karabetsos pends on the nature of the met with the B & G sports mistake. Normally, I do not chance to observe the play of to play at their best. staff and answered the fol substitute after one mistake. Dear Editor, was that the average CIA the team and the quality of There are exceptional high lowing questions. With missed shots, bad pass A .recent article appeared player was, at most, a senior the coaching. As a result of school players sitting on the B & G: What exactly are the es and traveling, if this rule in the Brown and Gold that in High School. these observations and con bench who play an average of duties of a coach? was followed substitutes apalled me. It was "Skaters The article goes on to state tact with other people at the 4 or 5 minutes per game at Coach Karabetsos: I see the would be sent in every ten Win Over CIA". Do you have that the hockey team is games, I feel a changP in the the most. They get into the coach as a technician, funda seconds. any control over your journal Regis' only "winning team." coaching staff is necessary game and pass up wide open mentalist and confidante. I B & G: Should a coach keep a ist and do you exercise your As far as I am concerned, it is for the good of the team. shots so that they won't be feel that in Division II basket player in for an entire game? power to edit? not, because it seems to lack As I'm sure those of you taken out should they miss. baH where there is Jess Coach Karabetsos: Yes, if In this article, journalism one essential quality, sports who have been to any of the, These same players when pressure on winning and the player is playing up to his seems to be Jacking; imma manship, an important in losing the coach can become gredient in any "winning games have noticed, the pre they do shoot hit maybe 2 or potential. I do not substitute turity, egotism and unsports personal, but he must stay team.'' I sincerely hope that sent head coach does all his 3 or 4 of 5 shots. Think how for the sake of substitutions. manlike conduct seem to be objective. I can be a friend the authors' views do not coaching during a game aj much they could help the B & G: Why is such a group prevalent. The CIA goalie but not a pal. reflect the views of the whole the top of his lungs. The team if they were only given of winners losing? was accused of having his B & G: What were your team. players appear afraid to walk the- chance. At the same Coach Karabetsos: First of finger lodged in his nose, personal objectives when you In conclusion, I would not near the bench when going time, sdme of the starters all, you must remember that implying the vulgar gesture were hired and have they like to think of the Brown and from one end of the court to have trouble making a basket on the college level each and that he was picking his nose been met? Gold as just a place where the other for fear they will unless they're within 5 feet every player is a winner. It's as one of the Regis' goals Coach Karabetsos: I was little boys can play with get hollered at. • of the net. all relative. The problem is was scored. I asked a player hired to create a competitive words. Remember the words Substitutions are made This team has the talent to our inability to win on the who happened to be on til~ most frequently after a play be much better than they are basketball program and de road. We have not won a ice at the time if the goalie of Henry David Thoreau: "The word is the choicest of er has made but a ·single with the proper leadership. A velop the student athlete. I conference game on the road was actually picking his nose mistake on the floor. I feel that we have fulfilled relicts." coach should bring out the this year. We are working to and his reply was, "No, he Sincerely, haven't qu1te figured out best in all his players, not these goals. gain the maturity that it wasn't." why, but some players are suppress the play of some of B & G: When a player is takes to win on the road. On the subject of imma Timothy Michael Tucker allowed to play even though his best players. performing poorly what Anyone with further ques turity and sportsmanship, they make mistake after mis Regis would benefit great stand should the coach take? tions is urged to see Coach the remarks concerning the take while other players are ly from a winning basketball Coach Karabetsos: Each Karabetsos in the fieldhouse score of the game are out To the Editor: afraid to shoot because they team, both publicity-wise player is treated differently. at any time. rageous and conceited, not to Being a graduate of Regis know if they miss they will and moral-wise for the stu Some are receptive to and mention exaggerated. "We By suggestion of Coach College and a member of the almost surely be taken out. dents. helped by verbal motivation made the CIA look good by Karabetsos, ,a Coaches Cor Board of Directors, I have It is very disturbing to see Please just sign me where as others might not be only beating them 11 to 1. ner Column in which stu followed with much interest these players so n,ervous a A concerned Alumnus as receptive to this type of dents may direct questions to The score should have been th~ fortunes of ·this year's bout making mistakes that mental conditioning. The any coach and have them 30 to 1." basketbalJ team. Having once they get into the game coach should use his own answered, will start in the Another piece of informa been to most of this year's there is no way they are See the next column - Ed. discretion when determining next issue of the B & G tion that I happened to obtain home games, I have had ·!'- ·, ,go~g .t? , . r.e)~~;~e.d.· !!~?~gh _ . ' .. '?C? what type of stimulus should March 23. Wednesday, February 23, 1977 BROWN AND GOLD pageS Rangers Up For Baseball Season by Felix Jabczenski NAME POS. BATS/ CLASS HGHT WGHT All systems are go for this against such big schools year's Ranger Baseball Team (N.M. and UTEP). I hate to Jabczenski In .F R/ R Fr. 6'1" 175 as they prepare to undertake lose ballgames, but I would Bolton Pitcher R/ R So ph 6'i" 205 another year of exciting com- be satisfied to win just one Bob Stef Catcher R/ R Fr. petition. The first stop on down there." 5'9" 165 Caruso INF R/ R So ph their schedule will be Albuq- The Rangers have looked 5'8" 155 Letofshy INF R/ R Sr. 5'9" uerque, March 2, as they sharp so far in practice this 160 Befort Out L/L Jr. 6'1" face the impressive New spring and in their scrim 180 Stainiger Pit/Out R/ R Jr. 5'11" Mexico Lobos. Then, immed- mages against Denver Uni 180 Feldhaus Out R/ L So ph 5'7" 145 iately after the Lobo game, versity. Overall, they have a Gilbert Pitcher R/ R So ph 6'1, they head south. to El Paso sound, balanced ball club. 180 Kevin Ryan Pit/Out R/ R Sr. 6'0'' (UTEP) for three crucial They exhibit fine team 175 Hovorka Out L/L Sr. 5'10" Whitten Inf 180 games. speed, good hitting and im- R/ R Sr. 6'2" The first four games repre- portant depth in the pitching Nelson Inf 175 R/ R Fr. 5'10" sent a vital test for the department. At the plate and Smith DH 160 R/ R Fr. 6'0'' Rangers because they are at the mound they will be led , Rohde Pitcher R/ L 170 So ph 6'1" 175 pitted against some of the by seniors Joe Hovorka, Tom Williams Pitcher LIL So ph nation's top baseball teams. Whitten, Mike Letofsky and 5'11" 165 New Mexico and UTEP are Kevin Ryan. members of the powerful This year's Rangers are WAC conference, and they ready, prepared and anxious perenially field some of the to fly. They are a hustling best intercollegiate ball ballclub that give 110% all clubs. According to coach the time. They may not go SCHEDULED GAMES John Sunkel, "It will be undefeated but they are go interesting to see how we do ing to give it a helluva shot .. REGIS COLLEGE I.M. Standings 1977 VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE *March 12(Sat) Air Force Academy at Regis 12:00 LEAGUE A Wed. Feb. 9 results March 15(Tue) Colorado State University at Regis 3:00 Oimax 54 Swish 42 *March 17(Thu) Colorado. School of Mines at Mines 2:00 won-lost Russians 2 Gila Bend 0 *March 20(Sun) Metro State College at Regis 12:00 **Rex 6-0 (forfeit) *Bhang 6-1 *March 21(Mon) Western State College at Regis 11 :00 GBB SO Wombats 38 *March 23(Wed) Univ. Southern Colorado at Regis 12:00 Euphoria S-2 Alumni 56 LPA. 32 Climax · S-3 March 25(Fri) Univ. Northern Colorado at UNC 3:00 Bhang 66 Beaver Patrol 26 March 29(Tue) Metro State College(Home) at Regis 3:30 GBB 4-3 CS 2 Jammers 0 (forfeit) Overachievers 4-4 Thurs. Feb. 10 Swish 3-3 Rex 73 Climax 54 *April 1(Fri) Colo. School of Mines at Regis 1:00 *April 4(Mon) Chadron State College at Regis 12:00 Buck-a-Roo's 1-5 Ka-bong SO LP A 44 April S(Tue) University of Denver at Regis 3:00 Beaver Patrol 1-6 Overachievers 76 Swish 47 Wombats 0-7 Rush 65 CS 40 *April 8(Fri) Western State College at WSC 1:00 *Aprii11(Mon) Univ. Southern Colorado at USC 12 ~00 **clinched division title GBB 39 Buck-a-roo's 26 *Aprii13(Wed) Colorado College at Regis 1:00 *clinched playoff spot Russians 2 Alumni 0 (forf-eit) FELDHAUS Wed. Feb. 16 April 16(Sat) Tournament(Mines-Regis at Regis&Mines 1:00 LEAGUEB Euphoria 32 Beaver Patrol 31 April 17(Sun) Tournament(Mines-Regis) at Regis&Mines Alumni over Jammers 1:00 won-lost (no available score) Apri119(Tue) Metro State College(Home) at Regis 3:30 "R~h 6-0 Bhang 65 Wombats 16 April 23(Sat) Mesa College at Mines 1:00 ~s 7-1 CS 60 FLA 37 *April 28(Thu) Colorado College at C~ 1:~ . *Hibbing 5 - 1 Overachievers 55 GBB 31 April 30-Division Tournament(Regts,Mm es, USC,Htgh *Russians Russians 64 Ka=bong 36 6 - 2 lands) at Pueblo F.L.A. 3-4 Thurs. Feb. 17 May 5-6-Conference Tournament(Grand J~nction) Alumni 2-5 Buck-a-roo's 2 Beaver Patrol May 13-14-15-District Tournament(Phoemx) NAIA Alumni 2-5 0 (forfeit) May 18-19-20-Area TournamentWhoenix) ~AlA . Gila Bend 2-5 Hibbing 2 LPA 0 (forfeit) May 23-28-National Tournament(St. Joe Mtssourt) NAIA Ka-Bong 2-5 Overachievers 58 Wombats L.P.A. • 2-6 26 *Doubleheader Jammers have disbanded Rush 68 FLA 42 **clinched division title Rex 56 Bhang 44 *clinched playoff spot CS 105 Gila Bend 33 Regis Women Win use of a strong press and a '· BY DONNA BROWN tight zone. The Women's Intercol Last Tuesday, February legiate Basketball team has 15, the Regis women cagers again proven successful by played Colorado School ~f the results from their most Mines. Synonymous to the1r recent victories. Their most first meeting with Mines, recent victory was determin Regis won this time by a ed against a local women's score of 54-Sl. league team called the Blue The Rangerette team has GILBERT Smarts. The Regis team, been working together es STAINIGER with Shirley Knight scoring pecially well as they h~ve 19 points and Mary Gillespie had more time to combme scoring 14 points, won 55-24. both their talents and efforts. In their second home game Presently, their record Regis met Jeffco, finding stands at 4-1. The season will themselves on the top of the terminate after four more victory division 55-46. High games. Accordingly, the scorers for the Regis team team hopes to continue to .re were Mary Gillespie with 22 ceive good representation points, Shirley Knight with from the Regis fans. 13, while Jo Jo Walter added The last home gaine has another 12 points. The team been scheduled for February as a unit played well both 25 at 7:00 p.m. in the offensively, through the use fieldhouse, where Regis will of a devastating fastbreak, take on Colorado State Un WILLIAMS and defensively through the iversity. photos by KEVIN DAVIN

HEDS Remember: IAtve Te:n.:n:ts DENVER 1st Tennis Match George Boomer Julie Caron Here Saturdciy I TENNIS LESSONS BY THE PROS 10:00 AM pageS BROWN AND GOLD Wednesday, February 23, 1977 ~~,! The Saga OJ Saga -One Student's View couldn't belleve that my "It's Alive! Oh no, God serving girl muttered to her By JIM PLUCINSKY under the first guy's legs, separated silve~are, and while a third was sneaking hands could move that fast. enjoyed squeezing the three save mel" a girl screamed. partner. I saw five people sitting at behind · the bookstand. I Things got so bad trays were week-old choclate cake She dropped her plate and it It was a long day that first a table, and since it was my shrugged my shoulders and stacked on trays, all trying to (which no one had eaten) shattered on the floor. Un time at Saga, but I managed first day I figured to intro went into the dishroom. fit through that narrow open between my fingers. (Ed. harmed, the piece of meat to get through it all right. duce myself. I was recogniz Someone threw me an ing. Then one of those deli Note: all dishwashers get a that pretended to be chopped When I got home I soaked ed before I could say any apron and called out "slop cious gourmet preparations little weird after their first steak slowly righted itself my aching hands for a long thing. man". I soon discovered why . came in. Looking at it was few minutes.) and walked away from the time, thinking "If only the "Look guys, a new Saga it was called such. I was bad enough, but the designer I was unquenchably thirs broken dish. students knew what I'm goin worker," one pointed at me. amazed at how imaginative had cleverly hidden ·the sil ty, so I went out front to get a "I don't think we cooked through for them ... " "What does that make, the students of Regis could verware inside. The trays Pepsi. that one Ion the ninth new worker this be. A special formula magic would not wait. I found the semester?" glue (code named "mashed knffe easily, and the fork I was warned that the food potatoes") held stacks of revealed itself by stabbing I was about to eat was to be plates together; unidentified m/hand, but where was the the best thing that would gourmets carefully blended spoon? The trays stacked happen to me today. Confus pepper, ketchup, carrots, higher and higher. ed, I took a bite of the stuff peaches, celery, milk, corn, "I got it," I yelled as my they told me was chopped rolls, and cigarettes into the probing hand drew out the steak and grimaced. most amazing mixtures, each missing object. "Oh brother, things will individually delivered be the CRASH!! get worse than this food?" I moving beltway.· About five trays fell simul thought. Nothing could be Work went slowly for the taneously onto the floor. I that bad. first fifteen minutes. Then heard a loud cheer out in the I followed the other guys the fun started. It seemed cafeteria. I felt like giving back to the dishroom. As I that the whole student body them back the Fish cheer. went in I glanced over by the was l~aving the cafe at the (You know it, Give me an door, and saw someone giv same time. Tray after tray F ...Give me a U ...). ing the old lady who does the after tray came trhough the My hands kept a constant che~king a hard time. A · little hole by which the belt · pace the next hour as I put . second guy was crawling way entered the dishroow. I the plates on the racks, Drivel by Pimple Bet'cha can't drink just one! secret of life (Aqua-Velva, of The Regis Campus is slow course) is available to a pub ly but steadily being invaded lic that has not been prepar by one of the most imminent ed for such ominous and Ranch Nightlife threats to Great American powerful secrets. Modern Democratic Growth in the man will only destroy himself at back is situated to reflect last 200 years of this fine once gaining the knowledge By CARTER ALLNER all groping arms). country. The very foundation of square pizza, and the "Ohh, Arthur, please, These characters and their which our forefathers (and terrible television is the oohh, please, just one time .. antics enliven the atmos foremuthas) fought for is cause of it all. I'll never ask you for another phere of the Belial, the cam being shaken to the point of A recent research into this absolute asundering right beer." "Out, you wench, pus bar. Usually around 9:30 subject was recently com here at the Ranch. Astound pleted . by Dr. Fredrick Q. Out!" The preceeding was a or so, the aspiring Regis ing! It's "the slime oozin' Sumnersault of the IIlinois typical conversation with one intellectual arrives to damp of the many bar-flies that out of your T.V. set." Institute of Technology (liT) en (or drown) the banked Yes, hour upon hour is frequent Belial Bar. and his results are astound fires of a hard day's study spent by students in vora ing. After only five consecu The Darer, with the slick ing. Soon the evening's car cious viewing of the almighty tive viewings of a popular ness of an alley-cat, reaches nival is in full swing, and as tube, and this tedious atten detective show, test rats vic over the bar and quickly the bartender observes the tion is telling it's toll on that iously turned on each other pours himself a beer. Sipping heady activities taking place, half pound of grey glop com in a "sickening display of his prize, he congratulates one thought passes through monly know as the brain. ultra-violent and idiotic in himself on the feat. The his mind. Dodging beer Psuedo-reasonably intelli tentions." Not only that, but bartender coolly and calmly baths and the swinging bodi gent residents of this fine none of the rats interviewed informs the alley-cat that he es of table dancers, he won and hallowed institution of knew which one was Starsky must ante up two bits (little · ders how he'll ever survive This Whole Paee Is Dedieated higher (ahem!) education are and which one was Hutch. did he know that the mirror closing time. becoming pliable zombies of One viewing of Howdy Doo To YOU, The Regis Mentalft~. the omnipotent, all seeing dy was enough to raise a test One Eye, ready at its beck monkey's Nebish Level to an and call to perform such astounding 6.4, a mark be Regis On The Horn ~ arcane rituals as spraying fore only reached by geeks Sure on you left side (not the and mis-carried dolphins·. entire side, dummy, only the The message entailed in armpit!) and the brand you · the findings are grim and · = like best on your right side obvious. 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v y y v " ., .tv >I If "" ., ~ y y , " v v .. " Wednesday, February 23, 1977 BROWN AND GOLD page 7 , Faustus Possesses Theater Soplwmore!Siger Ski By MARC SOLZAN I corralled a somewhat haggard Gary Siebert in the Centennial Swingers _ lobby of the Student Center around 10 AM Friday morn Dance the Night Away ing and managed to lure him By DENNIS PIMPLE into the Snack Bar with the tastic" was a very appro promise of a cup of hot Students had the chance priate description indeed, as coffee. We retired to a comer to strut their ballroom style couples stumbled across the table and he related to me his at the Sophomore Class/ dance floor trying to avoid plans for tonight's produc Siger Ski Club sponsored being knocked down by some tion of THE TRAGICAL IDS Centennial Ball, held at the of the more enthusiastic dan TORY OF THE LIFE AND Holiday Inn North. A capa cers. Dancing prowess DEATH OF DR. FAUSTUS, city crowd did the ballroom seemed directly proportional a pre-Shakespearean play boogy in the crowded quar to the amount of alcohol in from the pen of Christopher ters of the Hereford Room to the respective blood streams. Marlowe. the swinging sound of Will During the evening, Ran He began, "Did you know Back and his eleven piece chers were treated to the that not since the 16th cent orchestra, playing all of the special guest appearances of ury has there been so much hit. tunes of the hazy, crazy, William "Sugar Lips" Han emphasis on the occult? Did , Gable, Keenan stride into cnaracrAr. forties. This was Will's sec non, swinging on the golden you know that there are world of tech-· exhausted, he turns -to -the The play will be pre ond dynamite show for Re clarinet, and Jim "Doo-dah" actually more witch covens in nological and scientific wiz occult, and here THE HIS- sented in-the-round and will gis, having played at the Plucinsky, be-bopping his existence today than ever ardry · The reason for this lies TORY OF THE TRAGICAL feature an. original score by Inaugural Ball last year. His way into the hearts of many a before? Movies like the EX- in the dramatic presentation LIFE AND DEATH OF DR. Ricky Gordon of Carnegie music was just as ·corny as dancer. Jim Bessenbacher ORCIST and the OMEN sim- ' of a man who "begins by FAUSTUS begins. Mellon University in New ever. and Dave Flake presented a .-. ply touch a bare nerve that asking for everything and Author Marlowe pioneered York. FAUSTUS is the play "First on the floor" a duet of the sloppiest ren runs through us all." ends up asking to be dis- the art of iambic pentameter on which Fr. Siebert based wards go to Nancy Eaton and dition of "Kansas City" ever I must say that I had really integrated.'' It is a perfect and highly influenced the his bid for a Masters Degree Dicky Dodson, who, along witnessed, and cruised a expected as much to be true, picture of modem man's style of \Yilliam Shake- in Fine Arts. He remarked, with a few other brave souls, round the dance floor keep but Fr. Siebert went a step success in mastering the speare. He also explored the "Having done it · once, I've started the ball rolling on the ing the beat as "The Wan further when he explained physical world down to the technique of moving the gone back and streamlined it dance floor around 10:00 dering Maracas." the fact that DR. FAUSTUS very splitting of atoms, yet, action of the play within the tremendously to highlight P.M. From then on, the floor All in all, the ball was well plays on that same nerve. It even with such power and character, a little trick Shake- the relationship between was packed to the fullest attended by couples and seems that the play is a pro- control, is still not satisfied .speare is known for in plays Faustus and Mephistopheles until the band packed it in at singles alike, and everyone found statement of today's with life. All other realms such as HAMLET and MAC- and their bold fascination 1:00 A.M. was seen leaving with a BETH. with power." "Tripping the light fan- smile. From Ralph Bakshi, Marathon Madness master of animation, comes an Hits Larimer Sqr. epic fantasy in wondrous color. . d . warm bodies slithers the Absurd 1s the wor m A vision of the world, 10 million years Larimer Sq.xare, the domain Grand Costume Parade be of the King of Laughter and hind the multi-ped dragon in in the future, where Wizards rule the Queen of Confetti during the cadence with Admiral Han weekend of February 25, 26, sen's Lonely Heart's Club earth. And the powers of magic prevail and 27. In a swirl of color, Band. Get a group or come music, laughter, and frivoli- alone; come Comic or Fancy over the forces of technology in the ty, Larimer Square creates a or Under 12; fall 'in line at 5 festival of merriment-MA- P.M. on Saturday to pass final battle for world supremacy. RATHON MADNESS-to before the royal jury in com help th': DSO/KVOD/May D petition for an incredible ar & F r.Iarathon raise money ray of prizes. Costume ins for the Denver Symphony piration is available at Make- Your-Own-Mask and Do Orchestra. Your-Own-Make-Up booths, H<'urs of live jazz, abnor- and a chapeau collection on mal amounts of beer, gutters the Mad Hatter. American full of confetti, barrels of Cos t ume Co. (1S26 Bl a k e boi;ing shrimp, clowns clut-' Street), offers a 20% dis- ch'.ng ballons, games promis- count on all costume rentals ing prizes-all set the MAD· to MARATHON MADNESS NESS pace throughout the paraders. Square. The Denver Mime Special benefit events are Project, the New Arvada Joy scattered throughout the ,.:o. of Clowns, Sparks the weekend, from a midnight ' uggler, Queen City Ragtime Mexican supper to an after Ensemble at noon Sunday, noon jazz concert with the the Norwood Puppet Thea Queen City Jazz Band. All tre, Magnificent Murdock proceeds from this fes!ival of the Magician, dance groups MARATHON MADNESS from the Colorado Folk Arts will go to the Denver Symph Council, and the Fantastic ony Orchestra. Hours of cele Photo Factory create an am bration in Larimer Square algam of wonderful, bizzare are Friday, 6 P.M. to 2 A.M., entertainment in the street. Saturday, noon to 2 A.M., Amidst the MAD whirl of and Sunday, noon to 5 P.M. New Spring Filmseries Sereened at Touchstone

The Touchstone theatre, a Wed., March 2, 7:00p.m. non-profit, community thea and 9:00p.m. Rene Clair's A tre located at 1035 East 17th Nous La Llberte. Avenue, has announced .. its Sul)day, March 6, 7:00 20TH CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS Film Series programming for p.m. and 9:15 p.m. Frank the months of February, Capra's Lost Horizon~ . A RALPH BAKSHI FILM March and April. Films will Wed., March 9, 7:00 p.m. be shown on Wednesday and and 9:00 p.m. Garbo, in Sunday evenings at The Queen Christina. · Touchstone; admission will Sunday, March 13, 7:00 be $1.50 for single films, p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Harry with series tickets, at ten for Hurwitz's The Projectionist, $10, available at the door. Wed., March 16, 7:00p.m. Written, Produced and Directed by RALPH BAKSHI Films and showtimes are as and 9:00 p.m. Antonioni's follows: Zabriskie Point. Music Composed and Conducted by ANDREW BELLING Sunday, Marcy 20, 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Alan Produced by Bakshi Productions, Inc. {li). Sillitoe's Ragman's Daugh· Wed. Feb. 23, 8:00 p.m. fiin1 Color by De Luxe• · • Buster Keaton's The General, ter. 1 ~'!1!'!~.. ~...,:'~ C> 1977 Twentieth Century-Fox Wed., March 23, 7:00p.m. / Sunday, Feb. 27,2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Anne Bancroft and 8:00 p.m. · The Lost and Peter Finch in The OPENS TODAY AT THE BUCKINGHAM FOUR THEATRE Ho110r ot Kathulna Blum, Pumpkin Eater. ,_ .. - ' '· '-'- page 8 BROWN AND GOLD Wednesday, February 23, 1977 Comlnl Up This Weell! WRITING OFF THE WALL MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28 Committee has arranged a might benefit from these ser 1-7pm CPL, Skyline Athletic Directors meeting and dinner A new course, Model Rail tion call 433-8471, ext 228 or series of Lenten evening li vices, please feel free to 1-7pm Student Center Conference Room, Topeka, Kans., road Electronics, will be held 300. turgies. The general theme invite them. The schedule is School District recruiter on Thursday evening, March of the homilies will be the 6:30-9pm FH main gym, Alumni Basketball League 3-April 7, from 7-9:30 PM. An additional Mass has as follows: WEDNESDAY been provided by Campus "Christian in the Modem FEBRUARY 23, 8:00 p.m: 6:30-9p~ FHS, Coed Volleyball This course is designed for World." The first evening model railroaders who have Ministry. Fr. Sheeran volun Father Edward Maginnis, TUESDAY, MARCH 1 teered to celebrate this new will be tonight in the Sangre S.J., Homilist, Distribution 3-7pm CPL. Skyline Conference meeting little or no electronics back Mass on -Sunday evenings at de Cristo Chapel in the Car of Ashes; WEDNESDAY, 6-9pm FH main gym, Men's Intramural Basketball round. Topics will include roll Jesuit Center. There will operational characteristics of 7PM. MARCH 2, 8:00 p.m. Father 7:30-9:30pm High School Cafeteria, "An Evening with Fr. be a small reception after Harry Hoewischer, S. J. Woody Boian" diodes, transistors, and inte The 10:30 AM and 9 PM wards in the Coffee House grated circuits and applica Homilist, WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23 ASH WEDNESDAY Masses on Sunday are still in next to the chapel to discuss MARCH 16, 8:00 p.m. Fath 8:45-Spm Student Center Conference Room, Burroughs- 'tion of these devices to rail effect. Also, the 10 PM Mass questions that might arise road control. Throttles of dif er Tom Duggan, S.J., Homi W ellcome recruiter on week· nights will be held among those in attendance. list; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3-Spm 'Lib 201-2, Human Capital Workshop ferent types will be discuss on a trial basis throughout H you have friends in the ed. The course format will 23, 8:00 p.m. Father Gary 5:30-7pm Lib 201-2, General Assembly meeting the month of February. Denver area who you feel Seibert, S.J., Homilist. 6-9pm FH main gym, Men's Intramural Basketball include a one-hour lecture 6:30-9:30pm DowntQwn location, Regis College Annual followed by experimentation The Reg~ College Liturgx with the various devices. At Alumni TELEFUND _ the end of the course, the 7-lOpm Regis Room, Human Capital Workshop student should be able to ~Hangry Tu••Y 8pm Sangre de Cristo Chapel, Lenten Mass, Fr. Edward understand the operation of Maginnis, SJ-Distribution of Ashes-Reception to follow 5oth & Lowell 458-9632 the various schematic cir 8:30-10:30pm Theater, Dr. Faustus performance THE FA MIL Y R E S I A U h' ~ ·\ r cuits he encounters in the THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24 Hours: 7 a.m.- 3 p.m. Tues., Wed., Sat.; 1 a.m .• 3 p.m. ~n.; railroad magazines, and be 9am-12pm; !-5:45pm Lib 201, Human Capital Workshop 7 a.m.· I p.m. Thurs. & Friday. able to design and build his 6-9pm FH main gym, Men's Intramural Basketball own control, lighting and Now Open at 7 a.m. to Serve You! 6:30-9:30pm Downtown location. Regis College Annual direction circuits. Alumni TELEFUND - A $30 registration tee will be Featuring Charcoal broiled Steaks 6:30-9pm FHS, Coed valleyball charged. For more informa- 7-lOpm Snack Bar, Human Capital Workshop 7:30-9:30pm Sci ~mp, Christians in Search &. Hamburger.s 8:30-10:30pm Theater, Dr. Faustus performance THURS. NITE SPECIAL FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25 ~ BUSBY LIQUORS 1 :IS-5:45pm Lib 201-2, Human Capital Workshop complete dinner 8pm-lam FHS, Boxing Night YOUR FRIENDLY STORE 8:30-10:30pm Theater, Dr. Faustus performance 5 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26 <~9oi Lowell Blvd. Spaghetti SJ' Sam-8:30pm Fieldhouse, Denver Parochial League Basket- ball Tournament hrs. mon.- thur. 9:00-10:30 FRIDAY NITE SPECIAL 9am-1:30pm College Tennis Team matches 8:30-10:30pm Theater, Dr. Faustus performance fri.- sat. 9:00- 11:30 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27 ph. 455-4531 . Sam-8:30pm' Fieldhouse, Denver Parochial League Basket Bar BQ Ribs ball Tournament Where Your Business Is Appreciated BECOME A COLLEGE MEXICO CAMPUS DEALER ------...... IN THE SPRING! Sell Brand Name Stereo Components at lowest INSTITUTO CULTURAL TENOCHTITLAN in prices. High profits; NO INVESTMENT RE vites you to enjoy Spring Quarter in Mazatlan QUIRED. For details, contact: FAD Components, Inc., 20 Passaic Ave., Fairfield, New Jersey or Mexico City. 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