How Charming Is the Contrast of Land and Pater, Especially a Temporary Island in a Flood
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How charming is the contrast of land and pater, especially a temporary island in a flood. ' > Henry David Thoreau 1 SoQomorw 7/26/78
V f Z Z 54805460 E. E. Fall Crwwk Pkwy., N. Drive J W ® (E. (E.561 56th A Em arson) 547-1772 11-9 M-F IUPUI News ‘Boardroom 11-6 Sat A oomptft* Mm of Iporti Mlualutwd SA speaker pro tern resigns N. Lansing, In vet neWng Footori. B aM M . B w M , A t o m * the Student Assembly« they believed the SA should bo din a change la parking pokey Mors# FMc#v Auto Racing. QoM and meeting on July to lacked a « concontrotlag an In the coming year ion sddad that at peasant, there •porta Trtata Oamna (er 14 saunters) j oae were SA plana for la no official aludanl representation on passage of any official business orientation and registration ia university cammtltnm as people Is impossible, there was dtscatsioe August, the Student Loaders’ a have concerning the SA't plane for the year Workshop la ha bald at Gamp Riley in net bean selected yet sod a member of Urn Executive Bradford Woods, lo o k !* into Mm Council, the SA’a hierarchy, porting problem, and lobbying in the As Mr the formation of a lobby announced his resignation state legislature group, one of the ABC platform Steve Richards, the SA's speaker pro promises, Reardon said ho has diaoovarsd that Indiana University tom and acting vice president, Reardon said thnths ie in the proems announced his resignation from the of making a recommendation to tbs may have only ant legal lobby group, so this makes the esUhlkhmant of aa Student Assembly citing personal administration to increase student IUPUI lobby group imhkety He said reasons for leaving the pool be held representation on university the beet thing to do would be to re • since May 10 Richards said that his committees, particularly the Parking establish the Indiana Student's family and education had to come Policy Committee Tab number of Association and lobby thrash that first, and that be was "not doing well students on the committee is group in either category " In leavu*. be currently 1 out of ST members, recommended that Arlene Thomas be Reardon said, and he would bko to see Became of the upavailatahty of a . for the now-vacant position at that proportion increased to a ana- cenfarmci room in the Blake Street the next SA meeting Thomas was the third studmi representation Reardon Library, the SA will bold its next two head of the SA's committee which urges all interested students to attend meetings in the Lecture Hall Both decided upon (he type and amount of a the committee's next meeting st 11:10 meetings, August • and to. will begin student activity fee am on August 4 in the Conference at 7 pm. The Student Assembly invites Richard and Mika Reardon, student Room in the Administration Building. all students to attend. Juillerats to leave for Indonesia Dr Moots JuiUerat. professor of ec- working with MUCIA in several training and experience to prepare I at IUPUI, will arrive tn Ja ways development of administration, him for hia Indonesian post karta. Indonesia on August I to begin improvement of direct public service Thu is not the first time he has his two-year appointment as project programs (with special attention to be worked with an overseas operation in associate tn Indonesia for the Midwest given to establishing links with the ns IfTl, during • three-month tour of Univemtiteo Consortium on Interna Uonal extension service), planning re- duty with the World Bank, he spent Uonal Activities w orth* with the h i aaarcb projects, development of grad several weeks in Egypt surveying HOME doorman Agricultural Consortium uate schools sod development of crop prospects as potential security CO M PU TER Hts wife. Dr Florence L JuiUerat, diploma and certificate programs far an EgypUam loan request. CENTER assistant profaaaor of bielocy at The Juilierats. who are on leave MUCIA, composed of Indiana Uni IUPUI, aleo wlU travel to Indonceta from IUPUI. plan to return to their versity, OMo State University. Mich, I11SE 62nd While living in Jakarta, she will com pooitiona on the faculty following com gan State University, the University plete a textbook on biology for itu pletioo of hu terra with MUCIA, They of Ilhnota, the Uatvertety of Wwccnsm. Bringing people (Mots who are not majoring In the sub- aleo intend to resume residence at the University of Minnesota and the Net for Holt, Rinehart and Wiiwton their 40-acre farm located naa Leba University of Iowa, la working with A computers The Juillerats' children will attend non. several Indonesian universities on together the school operated by the U S. Em A graduate of Purdue and former this five-year aaaisianre program baaoy in Jakarta dean of the faculties and as Dr. JteUarat's duties will taka him to As project associate. Dr JuUierst sistant executive vice chancellor at the islands of Sumatra, Java, Bali and will aaaist Indonesian ueiveraities IUPUI, Dr. JuiUerat has had ample Computer system s for the home Uoo OkM demons Vsiort to By trough aw gteaxy. (Mamma how tang to oook a roast. 4 Because of some production oven do senoua rings ns cWculan loan payments, do a btttiytm. ashmans how problems, we were praaaid for time long you naght iww—or how about Do you know whore Vogs U torUgMT on this tasue. Those of you who ate Wo carry: Apple. Compucotor, OTC. Mullen, North Star. Poly Caver: The cabin at the Mth Street tolerant, planes ignore our mistakes For those of you who are not, Morphic, TarboU. Vector Graphic, other linos of equipment, A campus made it through a flash flood, but a lot af other things dkta't whoever finds the mast typas in thw books, magazinaa A aceaaaortaa. 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Maid* QIC M u s t 5door Hatchback AlcoholicThe recognition that men and "as womengreat a fallacy as using men alco studiedneeds of aicohoik woman." she said, OHermg pwnt, of leg room Do* from and Dec* frs* car dams 45 nag**., 35 women alcoholics have differing holics as the basis (or aU alcoholic re noting that woman typically begin to cSyMPG- Thw a frw commuter cal 10 hs*s w*>*n gm budgslmg * mpurtoni needs and problems is a relatively re search. " Simpson emphasised drink later than men hut develop » « • S me *1 toenc r smote bate rates** ndspsndsm frum susosnssm oos cent phenomenon, says Pal Simpson, Although she noted that women in problems more quickly *• saswlsO from dtec OmMS tntadgtas* snd rear mnXm ««* • and Os" o»<*> is addictions counselor of the Monroe lower socioeconomic groups tend to Simpson discussed research con must rsw csyi Com* snd **# * * RX 7 on dmote. tn* hotissl is o to # OscaO* County Community Health Center develop drinking patterns similar to ducted in 117* which would seem to in Simpson, addressing the Drug and those of men. she said women aleo dicate that sex hormone levels aflort Alcohol Abuse Workshop >» progress hoiks as a group “ tend to have lower drinking patterns because women Student Uswd Car Spwciak at IU B. emphasised the need for self esteem ' taking oral contraceptive* have been 1471 Toyota c*ass bcom* more research concerning the types "This would seem to indicate that found to metabolise alcohol more 1ST* of women who become alcoholic slowly " women may accept society * value 1474 i. 21 00 one owner a The disease of alcoholism affects system and judge themselvea more Alcohol also affects woman dif 1474 In s Ontaaw Eagte 4 wheal to w power stewrng 4 000 mSa* ***** different types of women differently. harshly because of their alcoholism. ferently at different points in the men Simpson noted “ You can't under Simpson said, adding that perhaps slmaI cycle and research would imb stand the needs of women by lumping this is part of the reason why women cate that, in some women ses hor them all together with the stereotyped alcoholics are more difficult to treat mone therapy might be helpful, she ptcture of the alcoholic housewife " successfully said SPEEDWAY But although the alcoholic, white, Social class, ethnic background, Can the women s movement be upper-middie-class housewife who age and employment status are the blamed for the increased numbers of hides her drinking problem is a com four areas which separata women as a women who become problem drink mon type, "she by no means repre group from each other and Simpson ers’ Simpson thinks it's all a matter sents the only important group of fe remarked that women who are work of interpretation " If freeing people males with a drinking problem." she ing tend to have higher self mtoem, no from sex role ex pec la lions will create 1935 W 16th said. matter what the job or salary more truly human behavior both CALL 637 1-GLC Using this stereotype to understand "New and different approaches to women and men may find fewer roa We honor IUPUI student ID cards the nature of women's alcoholism is trerstroenl are needed to serve the sons to drink " Sagamore 7/26/78 AS WE SAID BEFORE—AND SHQULP MW ISTENED PR E L E C TR IC ITY WILL E US ALL MONEY- AN rn PBTVE TWt CONTRARIWISE, WE W/Ll JSE \tXJR RATES A m SO WE CAN BUILD A PLANT MARflU "'LL P IT T S ? CM7RWWISE
| M # H R '-rem M W /P'W a Our View INDIANAOk Driving us crazy T V re are a lot of drivers on the road who have no business behind a wheel—that’s one of those things that everybody knows about but nobody does anything to correct. One of the biggest obstacles to safe driving (besides drunks) is that a lot of people either aren't aware enough to drive or just plain don’t know how The Bureau of Motor Vehicles doles out ~ licenses to just about anybody, providing they can pass an initial driving test, a visual test every time the license is renewed, and a written test every four years. While these tests do weed out some of the most incompetent drivers, they only scratch the surface. And the police usually just Student finds hand out tickets for such flagrant moving violations as speeding or disobeying traffic signals People are rarely (if ever) issued t— outrageous tickets for being poor drivers. Letters To the Editor: As a result of the accidents caused by inept drivers, motor ve I am • single parent who is 31 years old, trying to take cars of a household, hicle insurance rates are based on recent statistics and elevated raise a daughter, work a part-time job to cover the costs of buying new cars and paying exorbitant hos and attend classes 1 find It outra pital bills. In other words, a person’s premium is likely to include geous that this university wants to leeway for his company to cover the potential mistakes of all its take more money from mo in a man clients A person with a “clean” driving record generally suffers datory student activity foe for the misdeeds of people he never wanted on the road, anyw ay! Student’s candidacy announced Although the fee will only be 806 par credit hour, those hours do add up. It seems obvious that the best way to keep bad drivers off the The fee per credit hour has gooe up road is to never issue them licenses in the first place. That’s how twice in leas than a year. The price of books is simply ridiculous it works in England, where drivers’ tests are so stringent that -f do not have the time nor the money some pec,»le have tried more than 20 times to pass them—and to engage in the various student pro failed. lift ta grams available. I do not uae these programs, nor do I feel that I have to In the United States, driving is regarded as a right instead of a / M y lidtey For fh help fund them privilege—an unfortunate view for the victims of vehicles This campus is not the typical col manned by some of the elderly, the medicated, the near-blind lege campus There is apathy among and the illegal drivers allowed on the road because of inadequate Cowfr-tssiOMl S f t H * / / the students because the majority at licensing procedures and poor police work. IUPUI are heads of families and are concerned with getting an education The expense of setting up a whole new licensing system would p a v i Bvanl, and getting on with life. There is no be great, to be sure. But if it eased frazzled nerves, saved lives time to become involved. I M Broke and lowered insurance rates—wouldn’t it be worth it? h y y t r f y i s c a l l t J t h Activity fee P ijp iflh i'it f o r t y I Axjomore dent body, administration or faculty To the Editor The Sagamore is published by stu of IUPUI. The Sagamore is a semi I am writing concerning your edi dents oi Indians University-Purdue weekly (weekly during the summer) torial in the 8agamers June 14, lflTt. I University at Indianapolis Views ex- newsmagazine published at 935 W V i (I f0* i ” ** a agree that voluntary student fees are pressed are those oi the editorial staff Michigan St, Indianapolis. Indiana 9 only really useful to studant activities or oi the individual whose name ap 46309 Editorial phone, 364-4006, ad to raise funds above and beyond their pears in the byline Those views do not vertising phone. 364-3456; business primary source of income. 1 think the /^1/vf h a u l s o r i necessarily reflect those of the stu phone 364-2539 university should continue to be the main funder of student activities for Editor la Chief Entertainment Sports one good reason: the students of this L. Mark Pinch M William Lutholtx, Ann Miller, Ed L i 9 a h-i-ijfaor'ij university pay a lot of money in the Managing Editor Senior Editor Contributors form of tuition. If we were students at Elsa F Kramer Patricia Hall Jli F ia t JohnEmiey universities where the state paid the Assignments Editor Tom Lanham Jill Lee tuition, very few would object to pay Mike Callaway Grayson Stoehr Dan Motto p i f o r w W i l f o H ing a student activity faa. Advertising Manager Office Staff Andrew Valentine Jr I do object, however, to your state Paul Miner Jackie Korbiy, Mgr John Webster ment that the studant elections cost Carol Anderson Basinets Manager nothing. They did. as everything does, Robin Clevenger Predactlea Roy Yates cost something The students who Della Pacheco, Mgr Shirley Miller. Aast. Sales Itvn <\ sraJuati A A * worked the polls had to be paid; the Tim Sullivan Grev Hunt company that printed the posters had Bud Gunter, Credit Randall Redman Robert Mayfaaum Classified Ads to be paid ; even the paper that ran our Ronnie Brown, Mgr Harry Roberson s ^ 0 6 l Q-f- Social Sirn'Ci f r t J v t h ads had to be paid. 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BUT I'M HELP IF I CAN OUT U K I GlTTlMG NOW HEW* A BANDIT A whole Week % >1 heilukl r>t ,|{ppi unl III. and reminders spread oul tm you to m i At A (Janie Makes even the most forgetful person d paragon nt pom itjalit* Simulated leather i overs m ,» « h.m of ri< h i nlors ( hoove Irom ,i vanetv ot page I or mats in pr* ket desk or tineic ase \\tv\ - some w»th address %ei lions ami other spe< tal features ( hoove tor your sell SHawM"* and tor useful gifts from out wide A T R E E selection pi Al A fla m e Appointment Books by t aton — ¥ n w n j * lOQOmow 7/26/71 fflidwest Arts Gazette The Sagamore a gufcto to entertammenf m Indianapolis ‘Sweet Music ’ an optimistic disc Kootonaster lost themes Most of the tunes are Sweet Mu k around three and ooe-half minutes i Village Records VR 7WM' long and seem to be more a joyous celebration than anything else This is b> Tom Uaham probably due to the fact that Road When I firm* u t last year's Road master is still basically a hometown master album on the racks. I was im band and hasn't yet been jaded by mediately struck by the rock and roll heavy touring yet Several songs look the guys on the back cover defi standout i "It Doesn't Mean a Thing. tutely had What I failed to notice, You Come See Me and "Ya Move however, was the (at cat sitting on the M e") and could possible be hit singles floor between their extremely skinny locally legs That was the immortal Adam The best thing Roadmaster has go Smasher/Asher Benrubi and also the u * for them is hotshot guitarist Rick main gnpe I had with the band He as Bmsck. who ■ excellent si my opinion a vocalist was terribly poor He sang His capabilities extend far beyond the like a tuba playt-bass y. rough and usual overdubbed sloppy fretwork directjonleaa He even had the nerve that has characterized SO percent of to gasp "Who can sing like me?" today's musk since the inception of Frankly, pal. anybody punk rock Mike Rend is also admit Well, it's a year later and that prob able on keyboards, even though his lem of poor vocals has been remedied Joey Ramooe frame looks very awk by the Robert Plant look alike Mac ward behind a set of ivories The McNally Bandmaster is now through {hummer. Bobby Johns, is modiocre with fumbbdg around at the Patio and He’s not producing any memorable has finally discovered their inherent riffs and neither is bassist Toby talent and drive that just might break them nationally All this and more can Yet Sweet Mask is no (hike It is a be heard on their new album, tweet very good album but with (hawbncks Mask provided by the limited studio (pro Sweet Meek in itaaif is an optimistic duction isn’t that great) This band album Optmislic from the standpoint has the talent to get where they want of the band as musicians-they are to go if they can only get booked up playing for the most part exceptional with the nght people Raadmastor (toft to right:Rkk Beekk. Teby Myers. Bebby head, has a wiener to Sweet Mask.' (drawtog by T ea ly well and a lot tighter than pre On the basis of Bemck alone I'm Jakes, Mac McNaRy and Mike Reed), lady's faverile see Laehaai) viously-and also through their betting my money on Roadmaater songs-they are not dragged down by Who cares if Billboard thinks they’re the drudgery of worn-out loved-and from India' ' 5460 E. FallF Creek Pkwy., N. Drive (E. 56th56tf 2 Emerson) 547-1772 11-9 H6-F (Boardroom 11-9 Sat night Ilf© Conflict Simulations * $ 0 (War Qameaj— Avalon H*. SP1. Crazy Al's Pizza Place Turtla Island BattMne. GDW, and moat other MM N College Ave (25 Broednppk Ave fetee. War-gammg mapaTinea, hex BHtM 81-SMS paper, blank counter! end other Food— music—small cover charge-must be after 11 110 Food—mimic—cover charge-all ages July 8-17 (wed and oupphee. too pm July » » (wed.—Sat.) J. Rider Original progressive Thun.) U s Taytor and Ray Apptotan with Band Modern rock. Call for info on remaining dates and traditional jasx. July St-8 ( Roadmaster: local band makes good ar" caacart over1 And them IsBiwtag. nhaga d w etoe Ihe hn i time the UMtand of ptayhto « front af. the titna makes good arc uaually auppnewl to nf The Michael Stagey h a t and take a tarn of enormous praiaaaadro- «Hta*h*t------Cheap Trick Yen aim have la reahn thm Village •pact If they can cut an album they Convinced that atardom muet be Aim than a n (he n a h af then hacards and thwtoare ftaatnaatar arc taken into the fold of the near jimtareundlhecenmr.it weaeff to Dn a being picked off thtor let eel al ■ tight mg a Davto v» Oehetk hail* God-tike If the albuma &o.«a «a wot)well at at BBag * a City—in t y - t o thm thm cnaa.com . Chicnga.Chicago but but bum and gating mutual airplay •Mb the mejar tabtoa to the recert that potof you cant aayay enough good The Big CRy at any rate- to ftoub and hatienel h n a i mean pm Tha a a ja n anil ■pmad mil thing* about than) aa allill the local boy*boys Ihoaa I m eeupio af re a p up «ha lad Torre Haute mther A rathe airplay go Humbling all over each toother h * trytry- dar of TtU l Stardom WaR, maybe the tracking chart far the Ant week af ym r Vtiiege Kerorth will mend a lew lag to top the laat guy ’»lunerUtive's superlative's TooTop FortForty v atat leastleast July shews "ft Doesn't Mean a thousand In that bind af market the Roadmaater haa dona wall They v« The move to Clucago waa aimply an Orda af Loro, done more than well they're done Rumanian af tha tittle ducks tola the two albuma More than that, the aoc vary big pond Lata of dub dates and played to New York, Philadelphia ond album is. indeed, bettor than the Miami, Damn. Memphm. Loumville Sa Iht bond hmpa burg Virginia Taiede. (Sue Lmna find. More than that, it to aeon gotting gen Far a year thm la going an and played oa radio stations other than the ■till no more stardom' What glvoa. d even some play villa. Kamucky Newcastle. ladtaaa MmmUngtan. ladiaaa And wbmever local bunch! anyway’ ! •round Sea Fraaciace and Laa somebody new plays thetr Sweet Now you can do away with super la Thm what la aantly termed reorg Mas* on the redto. lemsbef) etoe tivea bacauae once you've got airplay Whiie there has been htUe in the aemeedtore. sdtfc another tittle cherfc you really don t need all the good left to become a (bar jockey lor WNAP wey of heavy etrptay the bead s me wordi -the radio time is proof enough Drummer Steve Riley ako Mft tartal haa at least bean featured and mark to a growing hat Cverytime somebody buys a copy af thaw album of auccem. with or without the nice Bobby Johns waa signed up to take haa oven made light-te-mederale cncountirs another check to added to another Ini ctosf thoughts of the local reviewer! Still, over the percuaemn work end Stephen ratings ta seme arena O* (MI TmiSO «M»D The concerts are lagged in on • grow If the local reviewer! are wilting to "Mac" McNally was picked to work Al the same tune, they ve been re iPOl t aa a to tog itinerary sheet And se M goes an lay nice thing! about you well, that ! toed vocals for the band With a deep ceivtog (averabte reviews la the me for trade publications of the mimic in and oa f.nough check marks oe GOODBYE GIRL gravy seated realism and sense of where (ROjMStSO Sweet Metic u the group i lecond thtogs-are-et. the group returned to duatry Al press time limy had jimt enough lieu and ton er or later theeee album, releane this sun nier Two Indianapolis to bogut another album made the aumlwr IM spot on the guys are going la be rani live. Asoh 1 UaCnemeoueewSeu' f yeara ago whan they made their tint with Joe Haktarman a Village Kac ( eshbei chart of the top M albums and-blood rock sad roil stars And if album, I was more than willing to bet orda to Broad Ripple That tarn pout might sound rather they areal at teaei it weal be be they wouldn't make another Aa the Now say what you will about small cause nobody tried hard enot*t •eying goaa, I wui wrong record companies versus tug record The firat album (titled aimply. companies but give Village Records Heed mater ) wai, In my judgment, a th «r due-end you don't have to do K marked loeer The band had somehow with aa apologetic whine to your acquired Todd Rundgrmi, muaician voice, either—they've done an excel and technician extraordinary, to pro lent job with thetr group duce throa of the a o i«i on thn aibien Sweet Mnetc ta, aa the title suggmta, TH E LA S T Avaii«£)t« at He certainly did produce them la a aotid offering of good old basic reck fact, be produced them ao much that * rail No gutter band, this Certainly the final product didn't sound like it • d "pitok rock" (ntothara everywhere W ORLD WAR. belonged on the tame due with the rejoice) Yet not juat tha oaediman- roat of the home-grown atuctio wort It really ditto 1 prove anyth!* to me Tiny appraacb thtor mimic with an other than the feet thet Rundgron’s up beet attitude, ao Iggy Pop tarn ITHE WAR OF THE WORLDS, Beoraville Studios in New York are need apply Nona of the dark and the Narrated by tocherO Burton somewhat different from Gtlfoy’i atu me! touff to their corner Nothing ctio to Bloomington But that waa to ro o t, either, to terms of thought-pro^ TS»N— aMswtowsa— eww lfN and |'m getting ahead of the robing or socially redeeming lyrics Mary. Juat good-time, get-down, booglerock Roadmaater evolved out of the local music bend that uaed to be known aa Pure Of course, tiny like to point out that Pun* a bunch of dedicated hard they aJeo have a soft aide which tlwy worttog rocker! who enjoyed making illustrate with a mtoute-and-e-haif a mimic Unfortunately, deapite their worth of The Swan Song " But not so effort!, they juM never teemed to •oft, of course, that they ahouid torn Obidiah's-different make the right piefca to the nutohall sight of tha main audience -the one game of succeaa Lika moat bentto to that is usually to be foimd oe ha feet, dapping and yelling lor ancorea in name and style that ditomma. they flguraa it wae time Columbia Records praawnta tha moat incredible science to change the name of the g ro te - You don't even bare to put tha dtoc faction epectecle oi the year a totally original new musical hence, Roadmaater on the tintabte la realise profeatooa lha grotto at that time conaieted of atiam Hie cover aiaoe reeks of "pro" version of H G Walin' clasaic tain oi Martian invasion, tha Toby Meyera playing haaa, Rick talent la fad. you'd never guem ladi "War oi tha Worlds!' Banfck on ieed guitar. Stephan Riley anapoim imiem yen rend the Ane print Immaculately produced, composed and or cheatrated by Jeii on druma. Michael Rend on key an the beck ef the album Itiahonmtly Wayne (one oi England's ioramost studio wtsarda). t he "War boards. and Adam Snuahar an "aiec- ana of tha few local band covers that oi tha Worlds" features the inimitable voice of Richard Burton trtc throat could stand an ha own next to any as the Narrator, and other-worldly performances by Justin Southern California project Eagledale Plaza Straight from your avenge Horatio Hayward, David Essex. Phil Lynott. And Julie Covington A Alger novel or Frank Capra Aim. they "Yeah, well if they're eo good, they 16-page, full-color booklet containing the complete script, 3815 S. U S. 31 wen worttog on a gig to a Cincinnati aren't going to to (tick around here dub with none-other-than the mysti very tong!" seya the cynical reviewer lyrics, and eight magnificent illustrations is included ui cel "Runt" himaelf. Todd Rimdgren. Wrong If Ihe worth I beer are right, every album. they pise to pul their roots down hare Htttog to the audience listening Im The "War of the Worlds .''A very special 2-record set. Yew pnaaed with what be heard, Rundgren and help make Indianapolis a major New location in can hear it am Cclmmdkia Records end Thpes. offend them a chance to be produced nude arena "Good luck I’ve heard mmm, by a pro They accepted haa gracioua that before," says the cynic And pert Kokomo jftvdh iNf '»•»i "'•mi offer, 'natch of me. al lento. Is farced to agree P» yhrrfei by J#fi «h)'» O R P h*i«n Htympfl *»+*' >*** The results w en three cuts—"That But for now they are here and the 3015 S. lafountain Magic Feeing," "h i Bean So L a * sounds art kind of nice Sounds of and "I Still Wanna Love Y o u -d o n e money Jingling to the pocket Sounds Available on albums and tapes at all three Obidiah s to the signature wraparound sound Of ■ couple thouaaad local lens turned locations. that spells R U-N-D-G-R E-N oe out to see them at a recant Oonventiee ♦ «i-*flror»»wcSa»« t !»'• » ” t\ rything from the moat expensive Center concert-thetr Ant ‘heedtio 4- • taoamo* 7/26/71 Roadmaster’s homecoming ‘triumphant’ , by Ureysee Stoehr Robin Zander took ha malksable votes lay with Stephan "Mac McNally, who (Asher Beanibi. or “Adam in an area whore we're well known, Par two weeks the madu Mlts an and plunged deep into s cold rags of moved quickly sod gracefully. wtUs Smasher' >came on sad helped us out and if you cen t break dut of this eras, Reedmastor M l heavily upon todu vocal straining and pterciag nates. out effort AU post comparisons with a whole let by M a g tha Twenty Ptfth you can's break out of say area," said nspolis Radio sds, articles sad inter The (hummer Bun E Cartas, laid Robert Plant of Lad Zappaiin should Hour on WNAP and thirds Like that Michael nova vied for attention to promote back and set down the march that the end hare, as Mac mads Plant appear have boon happening It s really good "That's right We don't went to re Indy s Own. their record and thctr others moved to A difficult act to M static and chauy. and Mac’s vases when that happens in your hometown locate, we just went to moke tt good concert AU that remain* la to «nd the low under any circumstance has groat clarity and strength The People support it Uke crazy " enough from right here that we can beginning and begin Uw future man delegated to hold the melee down As tha “ debut ’ it became, there live wherever we want," Bobby con July t marked ■ tpacial day to th* Roadmoater'* re-entry into India- was Bobby, bringing tU his export were a few weak places, as could be tinued "We're not into a thing of. bvoa of both Roadmoater and Indiana napotii had to be considered trtum once into playing steadily and strong expected In the beginning of Toby', Hey. tot s move to UA. sad be an poiu As an extension of the July 4th phant Whet the crowd lacked in sue ly base sole, far example, there were L A band We probebiy eouidnt care revets it was a happy event as wall as was more than compensated for by During Iks show, lbs bond was able several breaks where one imegi«~t lees st a ll" s meaningful musical advance for all the exhilarated happiness bursting to demonstrate how much more they one could boar him counti* out the To promote Rondmoster out ef the of uo forth from that stage It s optimistic hod progressed with their music, cmv beet* A mix up In repertoire before regional Midwest. Village Records to The concert opened with Mas for one thing, with some energy Ws contesting on their sew album. Sweet beginning u nitef Mug version of raising internet in primary markets Webster, a Canadian bond whose flirt try to keep people moving end not just Music There are marked changes be "Summer In The City" wee confi* via the large radio stations "They’re album has gone geld in the North let thorn sulk in (K )." Bobby Johns tween the earlier music of 1171 end tng.es well as Mac's outrageous outfit also keeping a peAonai rap going with Max Webster’s music was played said of the music "It's kind of like today's Headmaster of 1171 A lot of in the middle of (he same song Whet all the distributors." added Bobby well, although lockup in energy and melodic rock, "added Toby Myers this is due to personnel changes it meant wee not as important as why. "They aren't just distributing the originality Following was the better Keeping it moving was lbs motif "(That long period) helped because it however “ The show is very impor record Uke meet companies do The known Michael Stanley Band whose White Rick Bsmck wound around with took eo long to get the sound that we tant," stated Michael independent promo men are hired sound seemed more bright Michael snaking toads from his guitar, ha have now," Michael said. already all over the country, they're Stanley began the kick up into second moved with the music, felling the “ This is what we've always planned an the phones all the time We plan to gear but suffered from the audience's etactricity he generated Next to him One might weU ask bow the bend to do Everything else has just been go into these cities end open up and sntinpation of what would soon was Toby, playing unlike mart bass get from chibs to headlining at the Ex necessities This is whet everybody then cocne beck end heedline iunitor follow uris da in that he never had ■ still position Canter “ We've done e lot of started doing this for in thr first halls." W hen Cheap Tnck hit the stage thr moment Nothing Laid back here concerts over the yean with a lot of place," toughed Bobby "It's comfort audience wax ready to advance into Toby rocked until he appeared ready people.'' said Michael "It's nothing able for a change, rather then uncom Therefore. Indians may well be the craiiness Hick Nielsen, mot extra or to totter off the stage, recovering in that we've changed, like you stop fortable The dubs and thirds are bast place for Roodmaster They have thnaire. cajoled and worked his audi time to fling himself the other direc doing one and start another.'' contin whet's uncomfortable " a string, new album, a growing rec ence alternately displaying a thril tion as he played to the crowd, always ued Toby “ We try to treat *11 (glgrt So. with ■ good concert under their ord company, a centralised location ling guitar technique with a type of with that Cheshire cat smile like concerts,'' finished Bobby An belts, why are they still in Indians* and the support of the people 1 hope insane mime, gesturing and mugging TO balance the commotion. Michael added puch comas from local support "Some people hove said. What are all the dttos that we've built follow in emphasis of a studied plan of at Road stood at the opposite side, swift “ U's boon so nice around here We you doing here?' unquote,'' said togs to in Indiana will purti this thing tack Tom Peterssan. with the world's ly moving forward with* portable haven't really tried to shove this Hung Bobby " Relocating to e real herd out of th Midwest for ue Homebody t only II string bass, played out a dead keyboard, moving back to sing har down anybody's throat at all." efabor thing to do, because (if) you go to on got to got out of the Midwest, nobody ly rhythm in languid fashion as he dis mony without mining a boat If any atod Bobby "Everybody's been right area where you're unknown, unless has (before),'' Michael said Or played all the charm of thr ultimate one played as naturally as bre#thing behind us and almost voluntarily your music has reached the area first, maybe Roodmaster wtB bring It el) rock star To keep up with them. It wss Michael Tying It all together done this whole thing The Smash you’re storting all over again We're home to Indy •t f , String Bede f •, (WeCconu to The In/ide Line • / « 1 Ur*** gl* to. bndowrmm or maid £ • o( honor M*M Nn yoursWI or buy * by M. WmUrn Lathedi If it setexfc U ke------>t-Lrg you're Interested In. write BROAD 1 *on> ism* usrwo 10* dtecoyM , them a letter: QPB, Middletown. Penn . 17W7 Or jurt look # wNhMead. I never quite figured toot I would oos day be u s i* this for their ads to magaitnee Uke Satarday Review, Harper's ootumn to hype, of all things, a book dub But then I never or Atlantic If you Uke books, it s worth your time •SO* Quirted * expected to run Into this kind of s book club, either RIPPLE • Drosd Atopt* Village p If you haven’t heard about them, the name to Quality Pa Do you like photography, but not enough to go wading i Hours Turn Set 11 -6 • perback Club and they advertise themselves as t club for through those tedious issues of photography magazines’ .fs.ps6 *6««6 e6»d.>d people who Uke to rend but iron 1 rich Buddy, have we jo ts mags line for you 1 Their club offerings consist of trsdertae paperbacks (not A new journo). American Photegraphar. has jurt pub the flimsy, easuly-destroyed mass-market kind) at prices lished V o il. 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