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VOL. 86 N0.48 Thursday,October29, 1981 Reagan Triumphs With AWACS Deal Passing U.S. Senate
WASHINGTON - President made the difference on the final day Reagan, displaying extraordinary when they cast their votes with the muscle, scored a major foreign president. policy victory Wednesday as the Foes of the proposal argued until Senate voted 52-48 to allow the sale the last minute in the eight-hour of AWACS radar planes and other debate that the sale should be military hardware to Saudi Arabia. rejected. The tally that defeated a But Reagan's supporters, led by resolution to disapprove the $8.5 GOP leader Howard Baker, R billion package represented a Tenn., and Sen. Charles Percy, R stunning turn-around of Senate Ill., called the vote for the sale a opinion. Friend and foe alike said vote for peace in the Middle East. Reagan's persortal persuasion was The arms package includes five the crucial ingredient in the Airborne Warning and Controls building the winning coalition Systems surveillance aircraft - behind the largest foreign military worth about $5.8 billion - six sale in U.S. history. flying tankers to refuel the huge "Thank God," the president said planes, and 1177 Sidewinder Joe Cavaretta when aides informed him of the missiles and special fuel tanks for Wednesday's break from recent cold w1111ther btoughtout spting clothing again on the UNM Campus. final tally that showed 41 the Saudi's U.S. fighter jets. Here, Mike Onen speeds to class on his bicycle. Republicans and 11 Democrats The radar planes, which can spot backing the sale. A dozen enemy aircraft as well as direct Republicans voted to block the friendly planes, are not scheduled deal, joined by 36 Democrats. for delivery unti11985. "The cause of peace is again on From 6000 miles away, Israel and Museutn Helped by Friends ofArt the march in the Middle East,' • Saudi Arabia fired final salvos in Reagan told reporters minutes the battle, crystallizin~ arguments Steve Sandoval In addition, group trips at Memberships are for one year later. as the showdown neared. reduced rates are available through•• , and the membership fee tax The Senate vote was the focus of In Jerusalem, Defense Minister Are you an art lover? Have you the Friends of Art. deductible. · intense, sometimes bitter, debate Ariel Sharon said, "The AWACS always wanted to help out your Recently, 22 Friends of Art Membership fees are $5 for and powerful lobbying by both are the biggest threat facing favorite art museum in some way members went to New York City to students, $12 for non-student and sides. Israel." But Saudi information but didn't know how? The Friends tour museums and galleries there. faculty individual memberships, AWACS opponent Sen. Howell minister Mohammed Abdo Yam ani of Art may be for you. . . $25 for family memberships, SSO Heflin, D~Aia., summed up the declared in Jeddah, "The Jewish The Friends of Art is a group of .The Fnends of·Art wor~ close}y for contributing memberships and battle: "I feel like I'm going to need lobby knows very weU that these people who are working in various wath t~~ museum commattee m SIOO for supporting memberships. an arm transplant. It's been twisted . aircraft are necessary for our self determmmg what .to. purchase for Anyone wanting to join the ways to support the University of so much- this way and that way." defense.'' New Mexico Art Museum. the permll!lent collect~on. Friends of Art can join at the UNM In the end, four previously But after the vote, Israeli The group is composed of about There Js one Fnends of •Art Art Museum which is in the in the opposed senators three Ambassador Ephriam Evron said in 200 members who volunteer to host me!Db~r on the museum comrmttee Fine Arts Center. whach as composed of 13 members Republicans and one Dembcrat - · continued on page 3 opening receptions of. museum and is headed by Edward Bryant, exhibitions and who conduct fund director of the UNM Art Museum. raising events. Bryant recommends that a work be Since its beginning in the mid acquired and the museum com Word Processor Services Offered 1960's, the Friends of Art has mittee votes on whether to obtain helped the museum by contributing it. more than $75,000. Most of this Many of the acquisitions are of By Graduate Student Association money has been used to purchase 19th and 20th century art and of art works for the museum's per works by New Mexico artists. A paper with equations would be manent collection. Diane G. Nllko!l either turn in his rough draft to Kass said without Friends of Art, Montano and she would assign it to higher priced. Emily Kass, assistant director of the museum woul~. not be able to A Word Processor Service which one of the GSA typists, or the The student could have his paper the UNM Art Museum, said the make many purchases for the will benefit University of New student could type his own paper on typed and revised several different Friends of Art helps the museum in collection. Mexico graduate students, the IBM Selectric which is available times and then retain a disc which severalways. Kass said one of the categories departments and undergraduate in the GSA office. would have the entire paper "These people are interested itt eliminated from National students is available through the recorded. On~e the paper is on disc art artd in supporting the arts; it's • Endowment for the Arts funding Graduate Student Association. The IBM Selectric is equipped it may be easily revised or edited by not just financial support.'' she was museum acquisitions. Mona E. Montano, who is with a special element ball which is the student. said. ''They make the art museum "Without it (Friends of Art) a supervising the work being done by called an Optical Character Reader. GSA assures graduate students more visible." whole segment of our audience the GSA word processor service, By using this typewriter, the paper that they will adhere to all UNM Members of the Friends of Art would disappear and the museum said that because two work-study would then be transferred onto a graduate school's typographical receive illustrated catalogs of would have fewer works.'' she said. students were hired, more theses floppy disc for future use by the requirements for theses and current museum exhibitions, free ''Just the support in having a group and dissertations are being dorte. student at a cost of$10. dissertations. admission to all lectures and films of people like this is really im Having a paper typed costs Foppes said that all ONM 11The volume of work coming in the art department and discounts portant!' between $1.25 to $2.80 per page. students interested in learning more out of GSA offices is greater, and about the GSA word processor on all pUrchases from the museum The Friends of Art is currently there is a greater amourtt of quality· The prices depend on the style of sales desk. conducting a membership drive. type as well as whether or not the services should contact personnel at in that work," Montalto said. the GSA offices . Ellen K. Foppes, GSA President, paper Is technical or nort-techrtical. said that in addition to the CPt - 8000, and the OCR Page Reader Seniors to Visit UNM which are currently being used, lhe GSA hopes to purchase an 8100 Spring ~chedules Available On Senior Day, Nov. 7, at the A variety of events are available Console which will increase text editing capacities. University of New Mexico, high including free passes to the UN• school students can find out first M/Utah football game, a dance The addition of a new machine Clas·s schedules for the Sptillg 1982 semester are available from will enable GSA to offer its word hand about the educational op• held in the Student Union Building the Registration Center, Bandelier East. portunities available at UNM. and UNM tours. processing services to UNM departments which have previously Schedules are limited to one per person and may be picked up at Times will also be made available the center Monday through Friday fro1J19 a.m. to 5 p.m. i :1 Page 2, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October 29, 1981 Page 3, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October 29, 1981 WorId News by United Press International -AWACS:------continued from page 1 assassination of Egyptian President could be canceled any time to the Washington, "The unique and Anwar Sadat. Senate as the final debate began. Free $3 Credit close friendship between the U.S. But Cranston, looking back to The four senators who came Deficit Could Reach $100 Billion and Israel transcends any tem the budget and tax cut battles of the down on Reagan's side in t)le end Stock Market Report porary disagreement between us." summer, conceded that every time were Republicans William Cohen The leaders of several Jewish of Maine, Mark Andrews of North !ember that Congress would have to Reagan has "put on a full-court WASHINGTON - Budget forecast is a $60 billion deficit for groups - known as the "Jewish press, he has won his battles in Dakota, Slade Oorton of director David Stockman conceded fiscal 1984 - assuming no further come up with an additional $16 lobby" -that worked feverishly to Congress." Washington, and Democrat billion in savings this year. Wcdncsday the federal deficit could budget C\lts - Stockman said the stop the sale were conciliatory. As Senate legislative clerk BiU Edward Zorinsky of Nebraska. reach $100 billion by fiscal 1984- Congressional Budget Office's $100 But the Senate Tuesday over· They reiterated their concern, but Farmer called the roll, top Reagan The. question before the Senate Tonight NEW YORK - Trading was million shares compared with 60.68 the ye&r the administration hopes to billion estimate is "not out of the urged the administration to - with Vice President George Bush achieve a balanced budget. ballpark.'' whelmingly approved a $7.6 billion fairly active Wednesday. million traded Tuesday, aides at the White House listened to funding bill for the Interior redouble its commitment to Israel the tally on an open telephone line, serving as presiding officer - was But he said the administration The Dow Jones industrial The American Stock: Exchange And he acknowledgec\ a "serious Department and related agencies, average, up more than five points at index dropped 1.40 to 309.18. and enlist Saudi support for the "That did it," Secretary of State passage of a resolution to block the has no intention of letting that Camp David peace process to Alexander Haig said when the sale, a measure already passed by threat" that the deficit this year will happen. exceeding the president's budget midafternoon following T11esday's Advances topped declines 318-258 mitigate any damage. magic number was reached. the House. Both houses needed to 7:00 to 9:00p.m. exceed the administration's forecast blueprint by $1 billion. 7 .42-point gain, lost 0, 77 point to among the 769 issues traded. :l.j: of $43.1 billion. Daniel Thursz, executive vice veto the deal to kill it. "Congress will have to consider Stockman hinted Wednesday 837.61. Volume totaled 5.02 Iilillion shares president of the B'nai B'rith Reagan won over' early op- The reverse nature of the Citing "enormous upw11rd some· serious and tough actions to Reagan might veto the bill, which The New York Stock Exchange compared with 4.91 million bring the deficit down," he told index rose 0.14 to 69.34 and the Tuesday. International, said the sale "brings ponents of the arms package by question was confusing - even to Sneak Sale Preview pressures" on the economy, Stock· the Republican-controlled Senate new danger and increased stressing his view that the sale is some senators. man told reporters that government Congress' Joint Economic approved 87-8. price of an average share increased The National Association of Committee. vulnerability to Israel,'' But he necessary to keep the Middle East Sen. Robert Packwood, R-Ore., spending, largely .due to high in Reagan said Congress will have six cents. Standard & Poor's 500- Securities Dealers's NASDAQ urged Reagan to call on Saudi floor leader of the light against the stock index added 0.16 to 119.45. index of over-the-counter stocks on the road to peace and assuring terest rates, is. running "sub To achieve this year's $43.1 to approve about $115 billion in Arabia to "respond by $Upporting them the sale poses no threat to sale, said he realized the battle was stantially beyond our tar.gets." billion deficit goal, President savings over the next three years to Advances topped declines 843,615 gained 1.14 to 193.75. the American- Egyptian-Israeli lost when Andrews called him among the 1879 issues traded. On the trading floor, Revlon, 5 Israel. Although the. administration's Reagan announced in late Sep- balance the budget by fiscal1984. a \ peace process and stopping its When the arms package was first Tuesday night to say that he was Big Board volume totaled 48.1 3/4-point loser Tuesday, was the } financial and military support of proposed, about 60 senators ex swtiching his vote after a personal PLO terrorists.'' talk with the president. Books • • • • • ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • million shares compared with 53.03 most active NYSE-Iisted issue, off 1 ' pressed opposition, but the margin "C· · · • million traded Tuesday, the busiest 3/4 to 29. Sen. Alan Cranston, D.-Calif, was. whittled down by persistent Packwood praised the president e e session in three weeks. On the Amex, International who led the floor fight against the arguments that rejecting the sale for doing "a whale of a persuasive e e . Composite volume of NYSE Banknote, which had higher sale, said two events were pivotal could hamper Reagan's stature as a job," and said he now realizes that cheap, cheap, cheap / • e issues traded on all U.S. exchanges earnings, was the most active issue, what he called the "incredible" world leader. it was a .mistake for the opponents defection of announced opponent The president personally lobbied to have concentrated on the Sen. Roger Jepsen, R-fowa, wavering senators right up to the AWACS part of the sale instead of ~ Do you have any Zits? ~ _an~d~o~ve~r rtth~e~co~unrt;:;;er7to9ita~le~d[55TI.7~2ru~p ~I tiion6n3/rl4~. r;lli"il~- ''despite strong statements that he last minute, and also sent a formal other elements, like the Sidewinder had made to the contrary," and the letter of assurance that the deal missiles and the F-15 enhancement • . The UNM Division of Dermatology and the Student Health Center need volunteers • package. 'f Senate Republican sources said .e w1th ac.ne to help determine the effectiveness of a new topical antibiotic treatment. ·• ~ _~~~~~~~T 1 OPTICIANS1001 1lf Tije,"r a ~-~oo~" 47 the administration had two more e Patients must be available for examination every other Saturday morning between • ' w hidden votes, which could have e October 24 and January 16, 1982. e b 11 Wyc 11.nq r..u. Peru Lecture Planned been called on - if needed - to Records e The final starting dates for this experiment will be October 24-29. Patients should e • Ask tor r0ur student discount 2Ffi.36o7 • not be taking antibiotics or corticosteroids. . e give the president as many as 54 Dr. Angela Delli Sante, a June Carter of the modern and votes in favor of the AWACS sale. • • University of New Mexico exchange classical languages department The last-minute missive included. from $1.98 professor from the Autonomous Nov. 12 on Central American black • FoR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT • Korean Door Restaurant assurances the United States could University of Mexico, will discuss literature and Dr. John Johnson, • ERMA PINON •• cancel the AWACS sale if U.S. Peru's Military Revolution: /968- editor of the Hispanic American interests were jeopardized or if the Folk, Jazz, Rock, • 277-3136 • Cenlral • 1975 at a free public lecture Friday Historical Review, on Dec. 4. Saudis misused them. • STUPENT HEALTH CENTER • at noon. 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Ciccone AUverti~ing Manager- ... , ...••• ,.,, •.••.•• , .Michael Ford l.cUttSuhrrlisslnns PnUC)' Letters to tltc editor ttHI~t lie typcd1 double ~paced 1m a6<1. spnce litH: and signed by the author with the all thor's nam~. :~ddrc~s and telephone number. the.)' .~hould be no IC'Jngl!t tluln ,. 200 '-"Otc.ls. Only the naulc of the- author will be t~rinted nnd l naml!swill not be \~lthheld. ' The l)aiJ~· I.OlltJ dol!<; IIOi. .(I:Ullt::ti\ICC publi~a\lon. All ~ubum~ifih~ hcc(mlc tlu! property "Of tltc !'1/tw ,\fe:dco lhlib- l.ob(l .Inti \\lll be tditcJ rot ICI\j:th ortibcJOlt~ corUCnt. NUl, JERRY. FALW~LL AGAIN ! I I Page R-2, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October 29, 1981 Page R-3, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October29, 1981 i Fantasy Films Flourish Halloween Beliefs Still Haunting Days of Yore Recur with Group Robert Sanchez . :' Terri Jenkins friends would string one apple for each person, and hang them in front of a roaring fire. When the string Three Ringsfor the Elven-kings under the sky, Craig Chri;""Singer with the society's name. It's that time of year again when people start tur burned through and one particular apple fell, the Seven for lite Dwarf-lords in their halls ofstone, Thewlis said that the society is not just a historical ning up the collars on their coats ... and turning up per1on to whom the apple belonged would be the first NineforMort(l/ Men doomed to die, With a cry of "Lay on!" from the marshal, the two organization. small goblins and ghosts the last night of October. of the group to marry. Bobbing for apples originally One for the Dark Lord on his Dark Throne armor-clad persorts rush at each other. Their swords "Most wllo find the society fascinating are fond of While children regard Halloween as a time for fun was a means for obtaining the same prediction. (One In the Land ofMordor where the Shadows /(e are drawn and their shields are in defensive positions. Malory, Tolkien, adventure fiction, and fantasy, and conspicuous sugar consumption, All Hallow's Eve crop that was not consumed after Oct. 10 was that of One Ring to rule them a//, One Ring to find them, Is this a new King Arthur film being shot? Or a new Those purely interested in historical reconstruction began as a serious, even mystical observance. October the wild blackberries, since Satan was believed to have One Ring to bring rhem all and in the darkness bind them strategy in the beefed-up Reagan defense program? find us infuriating becuase we're not committed to 31 marked the beginning of winter to the ·ancient caused them to be unfit for human consumption.) In the land of Mordor where the Shadows /ie. No, it's neither one. Just the weekly Society for accuracy when it conflicts with ideals," Thewlis said, peoples, and for farmers especially it began a dismal, Creative Anachronism tighter practice. The S.C.A. is divided into eight kingdoms. New barren season. Many of the traditions and customs This was also the evening that village children would J.R.R. Tolkienfrom The Lord of the Rings The Society, or the S.C.A. as it is affectionately Mexico is in the Kingdom of Atenveldt which also surrounding the date had to do with divination, either beg for apples and pennies, or possibly plums. But for known by its members, is a national, non-profit, includes Arizona, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, for crops or using the harvested goods themselves for the most part, the observance of the ending of the old Perhaps it all started In 1917 when J.R. R. Tolkien started writing his educational organization dedicated to trying to Southern Idaho, and El Paso, Texas. The Kingdoms predictipns. year seems mainly to have been a time of dread or fantasy epic, The Lord-of the Rings; perhaps in 1960 when President John recreate the life, arts and sciences of the medieval ages are made up of smaller groups from Principalities to ., For example, most farmers believed that certain penance, at least for the older and more superstitious F. Kennedy decided to take the moon away from science-fiction; or before 1601. Baronies, Shires, Colleges, and Cantons. The ' people could control the weather, whether the person folk. Churchyard prayers and observances often were perhaps it started itl1976 when filming for the biggest blockbuster movie in The organization has grown to approximately 5000 Albuquerque area is known as the Barony of al in question was a religious or occult figure, And the conducted for the souls of departed family and history, Star Wars, began. subscribing members nationwide. But it is estimated Barran. household fire was not allowed to go out at all during friends, with fresh flowers being placed at graveside. Who can say? But recently, the growth in fantasy has been fantastic, that only as little as one-tenth of the people who attend These small groups have their own officers and host the long night, for fear the denizens of evil and But the greatest fear, and one seemingly dating back to especially in Hollywood. This year saw the release of Excalibur, S.C.A. events or take part in its activities regularly are events such as tourneys, feasts, revels and darkness - witches, demons, and departed souls Celtic observances, was that of the sun failing to rise Dragonslayer, Heavy Meta/, Clash of the Titans and Superman II, just to registered members. . coronations. The public is welcome to attend, but are condemned to wander - would enter the home and the next day. Most people carried burning torches or name a few. To join in the activities, all one needs is a costume, asked to dress in appropriate medieval clothes. cause harm to the occupants. bundles of straw to the huge bonfires that would be The Lucas Films production company is looking to continue its Star and to get into the mood of the "Current Middle "We have visitors dress up so they don't feel out of As for predictions using the new crops, apples and lighted Halloween night, presumably to .encourage the Wars saga. Pino DeLaurentiis Productions will soon complete filming Ages" more easily, a created persona - adopting the place, and we are trying to recreate the Middle Ages,'' .nuts were most commonly employed, being plentiful return of the sun by association with the light or forces Conan the Barbarian and is looking at the possibility of filming the Dune name and culture of an imaginary person. Personae explained Lady Aislinn Rowena Clellan, an 11th and .accessible at the fall season. Often a group of of good. trilogy, authored by Frank Herbert. can not be literary or historical characters. century Anglo-Saxon, who mundanely is Harriet "Like everything else in industry, fantasy films are cyclical," said Ben "The great thing is writing out the life story of my McKenney, an insurance secretary. "Therefore, we Cammack, vice president of distribution at Universal Studios. persona and playing out the role of Aelinel," said Paul like everybody to look like they're out of the Middle "Horror films had their time, now there's a trend toward fantasy," he Alan Haynes, a nursing aide. His persona is a 14th Ages, Blue jeans and a t-shirt just do not tit in with said. century Bavarian forester, Lord Aelinel von 13th-century French houppelandes or lOth-century Survival Is Key to Fantasy Game However he added that the trend is not so recent, but that it started with Nachtenwaldt. Saxon gowns." Star Wars ;nd since its release, lots of films have been trying to emulate it. Representatives from Europe, Asia, Africa, and Tournaments revolve around fighting competitions "The people want special effects and escapist entertainment," he said. . Japan- the known world of the time- can be found and are usually held outside. The battles are very real Craig Chrissinger dice to determine their characteristics and abilities . "Fantasy l'iims are not necessarily a fad," said Charles Lippincott, vice in the society. tests of skill and strength and are governed by the Three normal (six-sided) dice are thrown for each of president in charge of production for Pi no PeLaurentiis. "Westerns atone The society has humble beginnings. "Rules of the List." They are not rehearsed. Ever wanted to catch a dragon by the tail? Clank the six abilities, strength, intelligence, wisdom, time were popular," he said. "They died because there are very few people During the 1960's, two Air Force linguists stationed Fighters wear protective armor including a properly down at the Round Table for a tankard of mead with constitution, dexterity and charisma. left who remember what the West was like. Now people are used to the in Germany, Pave Thewlis and Ken de Maiffe, became fitted steel helm and gorget to protect the head and the knights? Or do battle with such bizarre creatures as Again the dice are rolled to determine the city. We are in a period of turmoil. At critical moments like these, with interested in medievalism. However, they were neck. A Knight Marshal inspects all armor and harpies, ogres, or minotaurs? character's wealth in gold pieces. With this gold, the confusion and difficulties, people want escapist entertainment." skeptical of the literature where 25-pound broad weapons and looks to the safety of the fighters and Fantasy fans have their chance to do so with the player must clothe and outfit his characters as best as He said that today's forms of escapist entertainment lie heavily in swords were swung around somebody' s head 50 times spectators. game of Dungeons and Dragons, created in 1974 by possible. Finally, the game is ready to begin. Kwcn McAlpm fantasy films. before smoting down the opponent. The weapons are made from rattan, a flexible Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson. In a review, a Los Angeles Times reporter describes Pinball machines, such as this one in the SUB Basement,and video "We try to do things that we believe in. We try to reach the broadest "So, when we got out and went to Berkeley, we bamboo-like wood used in wicker furniture, covered In the words of Gygax, D&P (as it is called by its the object of the game, "Dungeons and Dragons is a games derive many of their creative ideas from fantasy. spectrum regardless of age or sex," Cammack said. "The average decided to see for ourselves," Thewlis told with padding and duct tape. Thewlis says the rattan is players) is a "fantasy role-playing game, which is the lot like life- you learn and you survive." moviegoer is 14 to IS years of age, but we are starting to see an older Smithsonian magazine (June 1981). used because "it transmits the impact of a blow all descendant of formal wargames.'' As the character learns and lives, he gains "ex auUicnt!c." The first tournament was in 1966 and a dozen over. You end up with a glorious bruise, but no Gygax explains military miniature gaming, the perience points," which increase the skill of his Lippincott said that most fantasy movies. have been geared toward a fighters took part in it. Six weeks later, right before broken bones," . ancestor of P&P, has existed for quite a while. In abilities and "hit points," which give him less chance Shop Centers on Fantasy younger age group. He said that a reason why movie-goers appear to be so the second tourney which drew twice the amount of Fighting is done to achieve the effect, not the results 1913, H.G. Wells wrote Little Wars, a book which of being killed. Terri Jenkins young is that movies are a social event, especially while dating. fighters, science fiction author Marion Zimmer of real weapons. Murderous intent is very heavily started the whole idea of wargaming. The game, he The PM is the key to the whole campaign. Gygax Bradley (known for her Darkover books) came up continued on page R-7 said, that really caused the genre to grow was Tactics, points out the DM is "inimical and beneficial and the Fantasy is a phenomenon that is going to continue to grow in the future published in 1956 by Avalon Hill. worst and the best and the most trivial and the most said Wayne Godfrey of Wargames West, 3422 Central, S.E., a small sior; Players become elves, dwarves, humans, hobbits, portentious character." which specializes in war and fantasy games. and gnomes to take on the professions of warriors, The OM must play out every character the players "Fantasy is a national trend," Godfrey commented. "It hit magic users, clerics, monks, rangers, paladins, thieves, encounter- from a friendly god to a talking horse to Albuquerque particularly hard because it has a store to sponsor it." and assassins. an angry barbarian to an innkeeper. Wargames West is indeed a sponsor of the fantasy trend, as its game room Sales of the game had grown to $4 million in 1979. "The Dungeon Master isn't just a foil- once he's is open to the general public free of charge every Friday from 7 to II p.m. By the end of September 1981, Gygax and his com designed that situation, he has to interact with it too," The game room is the scene of many games of Dungeons and Dragons, for K~©m pany, TSR Hobbies, formed in 1973 as Tactical Gygax said. example, played by all ages and professions: college students, school Studies Rules, expects to have sold $20 million worth Time is the good OM's friend, along with reading. children, doctors, lawyers, professors ... EARN $95.00 per MONTH of games and accessories. He must do a lot of research and creating. Ideas come ''I thought at first it (Dungeons and Dragons) was a fad, but it is here to 10Jln@ ©©W@~ The game begins after one person, . the Dungeon from science fiction and fantasy books, comic books, stay," Godfrey said. for 2 or 3 hours a week ot your spare time Master (or PM for short, "a sort of combination classics, mythology, movies and everywhere else he He said that he couldn't give an estimate of how many people in designer, referee, and arbitrator," Gygax said), looks. Albuquerque are into fantasy games, but as a "guesstimate," about 65 Need some immediate cash? creates a playing world, a maze of underground While the players are individuals, they must percent of the store's business involves the fantasy area. - tunnels, a city, an island, a castle., or an entire con cooperate with each other or they will fall easy prey to Of course Dungeons aM Dragons is not the only game carried by tinent. The playing area. is filled with monsters, traps, one of the DM's fiendish ploys. The players are trying Wargames West. All of the store's games are geared toward the "very Make -the payment on the car other humanoids and treasure. to outwit the PM and live. specialized clientele, the persons who enjoy being intellectually The players must then create themselves by rolling continued on page R-7 continued on page R-7 ' . . Keep -the land lord at bay ' . ' " ireat yourself t.o new threads - Jlli®~l Cover graphic Vfl!l@@. g ~ for Recreation 101 ©:l by Judson Frondorf Get~ w'rth-t.he finance company~· - - Clean up the dentist bill Trans- "· • I ~ ~ portation •' . ) ~ Roll out some new tires ().' . 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Caveman- Albuquerque Six Drive-In For over th1r~ years. more p.m. already sold out. · FRIAR's PuB (6825 Lomas N.E.) - Thursday Continental Divide- Louisiana Blvd brides have fovnd our ex· THE NEW MEXICO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA quisltP. gown~ to be JUSt BEACHBoYs will appea,r in concert Nov. 28 ,h~··: r ., scheduled for Oct. 31 beginning at noon in Do, I Do" is based on)- Now through Nov. following films this week in the SUB Union Theater: Only When I Laugh - Albuquerque Six Drive Keller Hall. General admission is $3, 8 at the Albuquerque Little Theatre. In, Far North, Wyoming Mall students with I.D. are $1.50. The Bach-a Showtimes are Tuesday through Friday at 8 The Fearless Vampire Killers - (Films Incorporated) 'Would you believe a horror Paternity - Far North ~~,_·~-~II thon will be performed by students of UNM p.m.; Saturday at 6 and 9 p.m. and Sunday Raiders of the Lost Ark - Albuquerque Six and members of the Albuquerque Chapter of at 2 p.m. General a,dmission is $10. The story about ghouls that is outrageously funny? How about director-actor Roman Drive-In, Louisiana Blvd the American Guild of Organists. The production stars Georgia Engals, who played Rich and Famous- Far North, Wyoming Mall purpose of the Bach-a-thon is to raise money the character Georgette on The Mary Tyler Pola,nski running around a chateau in a Little Some Like It Hot - Friday and Saturdayr Don for the for re-building practice organs for students. Moore Show. Lord Fauntleroy get-up, pursued by a homosexual vampire? This film is a tribute to Pancho's A MASQUERADE DANCE is scheduled for Oct. 31 NIKOLAIS DANCE THEATRE will appear at Stir Crazy -Albuquerque Six Drive-In from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Street Scene and Jams Popejoy Hall Nov. 10 at 8:15p.m. featuring the horror genre, and Polanski satirizes the Ladies sexual fears that have been sublimated in Swiss Family Robinson - Eastdale Unlimited will perform. Cash prizes will be Alwin Nikolais, choreographer, composer Take This lob and Shove It - Albuquerque awarded to the "originalest, funniest and and designer. vampire lore." Showtime Thursday a,t 7, 9:15 and 11:30 p.m. Six Drive-In spookiest costume." Admission is $2 for NEw MEXICo CoLLEGE THEATRE FESTIVAL AND Tourist Trap - Albuquerque Six Drive-In UNM, Technical-Vocationa,l Institute and SouTHWEST THEATRE CoNFERENCE - Oct. 29: To Have and Have Not- Loosely based on Ernest Hemingway's short story. Humphery True Confessions- Coronado Four University of Albuquerque students and $3 Just a Song a,t Twighlight - Experimental Woman of the Year- Sunday-Tuesday, Don through the Month New Mexico for the general public. Theatre, 10:30 a.m.; The Primary English Bogart plays an American charter-boat captain in Martinique who gets involved Pancho's of November GEo, a contemporary rock band from Class - Rodey Theatre, 1 p.m.; The Circle Women in Revolt - Wednesday, Don Pan Daily Lobo Houston, will perform during Noontime Game - Experimental Theatre, 4 p.m.; with the Nazis. Shows Friday at 7, 9:15 and 11:30p.m. cho's Entertainment Nov. 4 from noon to 1 p.m. in Lysistrada- Rodey Theatre, 8 p.m. Zoot Suit - Highland soc Well drinks Subscriptions SUB Ballroom. Geo will also appear on Oct: 30: New Play Performance Love at First Bite - George Hamilton plays a KUNM radio the following Saturday and on Experimental Theatre, 10:30 a.m.; modern-day Dracula in this romantic soc Draft beer Only $10 per year Channel14's Accent at 9 p.m. on Sunday. Celebration- Rodey Theatre, 1 p.m.; Boob comedy who likes to spend time in Manhattan's discoes. Susan Saint James soc Wine Marron Hall, Room 131 THE FIRST ANNUAL NEW MEXICO AMATEUR In the Tube- Experimental Theatre, 4 p.m.; ART SHOWS Or send $10 to: BALLROOM DANCE TouRNAMENT is scheduled Mirage- Rodey Theatre, 8 p.m. . plays a fashion model who Hamilton falls in 7 ·10 p.m. Tuesday thru Saturday UNM Box 20, Univ. of N.M., for five consecutive Thursday nights starting Oct. 31: Went To Town Singin' - Rodey love with, and who loves having her neck ALBUQUERQUE MusEUM - New Images from plus LIVE ENTERTAINMENT!! Albuquerque, N.M. 87131 Nov. 5 at the Roxy Restaurant, 9500 Theatre, 1 p.m.; Death's Nose - Rodey nibbled on. Showing Saturday at 7, 9:15 and Spain, a collection of art paintings from Montgomery N.E. The contest is open to all Theatre, 8 p.m. 11:30p.m. Spain, closes Nov. 29. amateur dancers over 21 years of age and is Films of Will Hindle - Including: "Chinese New Town in the Railroad Boom Years, a sponsored by the Roxy and by Bolack Firedrill," "Billabong," "Watersmith/' and look at Albuquerque as it was from 1880 to MONTANA MINING BISTAVBANT Travel. Competition will begin at 9 p.m. "St. Flournoy Lobos-Logos and the Eastern 1912. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday each night and first prize will be $3000 in NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT Europe Fetus Taxing Japan Brides in West through Friday and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Bottom of First National Bank • Sa~ Mateo and Central cash. For more information call 298·1858 or Coast Places Sucking Alabama, Air.'' Shows Saturday and Sunday. 293-7930. Wednesday at 8 p.m. ALBUQUERQUE UNITED ARTISTS - Exhibit A: WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL at Johnson Gym Nov. ALADIN RESORT HoTEL (13400 Central S.E.) Circumstantial Evidence now through Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. sponsored by Sunrise Benefit evening of jazz music and dancing America's Secret Places - Travel and 31. Hours are Tuesday through Saturday Who would miss a few f Civitan. Nov. 1: Alma and Street Life begin playing Adventure film sponsored by the Sandia from 11 to 4 p.rrt. UNM INTERNATIONAL FoLK DANCE CLUB meets at 7 p.m.; tickets $4.50 available at Kiwanis Club and Popejoy Hall. Scheduled October Show sponsored by the Downtown icebergs? CONCEPT ONS SOUTH ST Ticketmaster. Proceeds to Albuquerque's for Nov. 2 at Popejoy Hall. For more in every Tuesday night from 7 to 10 p.m. in the Center for the Arts and scheduled now Don't try ~to seve a buck Wired for darkness $42.2 SUB Ballroom. There is a 50 cent charge. non-profit Community Cable Channel and formation call277-3121. through Nov. 13 at the Albuquerque Public $ There is teaching for beginners. Quote ... Unquote, Inc. Media Access Superior-Land of the Woodland Drummer - Library, downtown branch, SOl Copper Center. Nature and Wildlife film sponsored by the ScRABBLE PLAYERS CLUB No. ,.9 meets Thur· N.W. Hours are from 11 to 4 p.m. Monday sdays at 7 p.m. at the Trumbull Recreation DANBr's (2900 Coors N.W.)- Oct. 26 through Central New Mexico Audubon Society and through Friday and Thursday until7 p.m. Center, 419 Pennsylvania S.E. Admission is Halloween, Laney McDonald on. piano. Popejoy Hall. Scheduled for Nov. 3 at ASA GALLERY in SUB Basement- UNMIART The Advisory Board conceptions southwest $1. They will sponsor a Grand Canyon Open Nov. 1, Billy Morris and his Dixieland Jazz Popejoy Hall. For more information call277- 81 student art show, all mediai juried. Begins Scrabble Players Tournament Nov. 6-8 at Band. 3121. Oct. 29, closes Nov. 20. Opening Reception the Grand Canyon. For more information, THE DisTILLERY (1400 University S.E.) - Oct. 30 at 7 p.m. of cal1292-1080 or 277-5718. Sponsoring UNM Cross-country Ski Team All the Marbles - Albuquerque Six Drive-In, MARIPOsA GALLER¥ - Fiber Forms and WAGON WHEELS SQuAJi.EDANCE CLuB meets Bike-a-Than Oct. 31; Halloween party with Coronado Four, Montgomery Plaza Wrought Iron. Artists are Marge Bardacke Conceptions Southwest Thursdays at 7 p.m. in the SUB Ballroom. prizes for costumes begins 8 p.m. with An American Werewolf in London - and Dennis Keefe, respectively. Now is now accepting There is a live caller; refreshments are through Nov. 20. provided. TEACHING GALLERY - Faculty Collects will be Applications for UNM .BALLROOM DANCE CLUB meets every on display now through Nov. 6. It is a 1981-82 Editor Friday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. in the SUB display of faculty collections. For security Ballroom. The club gives free mini-lessons at reasons, the hours have changed to noon to 4 of Conceptions Southwest the start of each session. p.m. Monday through Thursday ·for this (UNM's Fine Arts/Literary Publication) display only. All applicants must be registered. UNM students with some NoRTH WALL GALLER¥- Works of Paper by background In either arf or literature. The position requires tom• CoNCERTS AND RECITALs Pamela Davis will be on display now to Oct. mitment and interest in all areas of arf. Hours are fleKible, but average between ·10 to 30 hours per week. The position is non Stations on the AM dial: Stations on the FM dial: 30. Gala Halloween Party Oct. 31, 8 p.m. until dawn. paying and no academic credit, but lots of practical e~perience UNM ART MusEUM - Recent Acquisitions is a can be gained. AN EvENING OF SoNG AND STORY scheduled for Applications may picked up in Marron Hali, Room KRKE 610 Country music, news KLVT 88.3 Contemporary Christian music be 131 look at works acquired by the Art Museum and ;!lust be accompanied by a resume and brief sample of Nov. 1 at Keller Hall at 8 p,m. Features 730 Contemporary Christian music KANW 89.1 Disco KDAZ during the past year. Included are ap creatove or pertinent work. Terry Garthwaite, Rosalie Sorrels and and programs I -Film Stars Fascinate Television Schedules continued from page R-2 books, toy figures, jewlery, records and school supplies among various Stars Once young people get older, they are faced with a social/ economic other things. Their Disciples change, especially if they get married, Lippincott said .. Then they lose "No_t every picture is licensable,'' Weston said. "You have to be logical See Ris_e in Fantasy continued from page R-6 contact with the movies as they grow older, he said, about 1t. The product has to be able to sell. Comedy movies are about the quiet, serious, experiencing "I think entertainment movies should bring people in, and underneath worst, but action/adventure movies are about the best.'' Terri Jenkins quantum leaps or a time when something should be said," he added. Weston said that kids and parents buy these products for various Robert Sanchez everything falls into place,'' reasons, perhaps because they s;1w it in the movie. But the product is used Not only are fantasy movies popular today, but so are merchandise from Humankind has been Nolan does not recommend the movies. For example, merchandise from Star Wars made several moreso as a promotion for the movie than it is to make money, he said. You come home after a hard day at school or the office. You kisG your living by astrology and using it He added that Star Trek is unique because of its fans, the trekkies, and fascinated by the stars since the wife, husband, dog or other miscellaneous being and proceed to the hundred million dollars, said Steve Weston, involved with licensing sales first people noticed a sky of dally, especially the use of for Paramount. Star Trek clubs. These formed as a result of th Star Trek television series of television to pursue your favorite pastime. astrological material most which 79 episodes were aired from 1966 to 1969. So, in effect, there is mysteries. And astrology, as an You turn on the set. A large green man moves across the screen. He Paramount is now in the process of licensing Star Trek /I, which almost .available to the public, such as . almost a constant market for Star Trek merchanise. attempt to interpret and codify breaks through a building, rescues a person in distress, beats up the bad turned into a box office flop, However, Weston said, the sales for Star daily newspaper columns that George L,ucas, producer of Star Wars said about the movie, "Sure, in those mysteries, has existed guys without ever hurting them and changes back to an ordinary human Trek were tremendous when the movie came out in 1979 .. before written records. cannot take latitude, longitude, Star Wars 1 m tellmg the story of me. It's my fantasy. I made it because no being. and e)lact time of birth (day, Licensing gives the studio complete legal ownership of anything that one else is making movies like this and I wanted to see one. I want it to be a Babylonian astrology used the You change the station, A midget yells "da plane! da plane!" and like lllumination of Bel, a 'book' of month, year) into account which could possibly be made in relation to the movie. Weston said this could su~cess so everyone will copy it. Then I can go see the copies, sit back and magic, you are transferred to a tropical paradise where your wildest individually-drawn charts en mean such things as board games, puzzles, Halloween costumes, models, enjOy them." over 60 clay tablets and fantasy will come true. cuneiform writings, as a compass. You change the station again. A pointed-eared man is beaming down to. "Everyone's a little different. reference for predictions. The a planet armed with a phaser, communicator and logic. Once there, he predictive and definitive It's a process of discovery for beams back up again exclaiming, "fascinating." both of us when I read a chart," astrology spread to Greece, west "We will probably see more of shows like this,'' said KGGM Program to Arabia, and ultimately the Nolan said, Director Scott Randall. Three Wise Men watched the Both Bryan and Nolan offer "Shows with rich people where money is no problem ar.e on the rise," h~ astrology classes to the com heavens for signs anu portents said. Randall said he thought people want to see things they cannot be or announcing the arrival of the munity. Bryan teaches at the do. Christ child. Alternative Community Center, "People don't want to look at reality so much,'' he said. 106 Girard S.E., Suite 104, and The Greeks presumably were KOB Program Director and General Manager Jerry Danziger agrees the first to use personal new classes will begin in with Randall, January. Nolan offers beginning astrology: casting a chart for a "These things. run in cycles," he said. "Fantasy shows are the next person using the same houses and intermediate astrology generation, the James Bond type of thing. Western's were big a few years classes through UNM Com and signs still in use today. B•IIWL'(;htct ago. You turn on the television to any station and you would probably see munity Coilege. (Hippocrates consulted his a Western. There are virtually none left. Now fantasy shows are not that Jar/ Sir Heinrich der Jaeger (Henry McHarney) picks up his spear in patients' horoscopes when successful. They are for the next generation." preparation for a joust with another member of the Society for diagnosing or prescribing. KOB has the rights to Star Trek, a fantasy series in its own way that was Creative Anachronism. Romans were next to take up killed in 1969 but has virtually run non-stop since then. the study of the stars and "Star Trek was before its time," Danzinger said. "!fit was to run today, astrology first flourished under it would last for at least six or seven years. It just didn't have the ratings the patronage of Caesar then. More people watch it now then they did when it was being Augustus, Rome's first em produced." peror. Later, as the Roman Danziger said that he took Star Trek off the air for a while because "it ''Yeqh Empire weakened, the new needs a rest." Roman Catholic Church decried "The qifference is time,'' he sail!, "People have changed. Attitudes have astrology in 4 A.D., feeling that change.:l. You cannot take a box office hit musical from the 30s and expect raotba.l) sports specials those~ in its predictions it opposed the to bring it back today. No one would go see it. You could not watch a show movies theory of man's free will, as well from the 50s, you wouldn't like it. People's likes and dislikes have plcttters ctre as other interpretations con changed." tradicting doctrine. Although it appears fantasy movies are a big thing in the theater, fantasy So astrology, too, entered a television shows are not that big, KOAT Program Director Ray Leone Noon- Hoppity Goes to Town (4) 10:45 p.m. -Too Late the Hero o.nimals." Dark Age, re-emerging with the said. MOVIES 1 p.m. -A Distant Trumpet (23) Renaissance and some of hs "It looks like fantasies are going down," Leone said. "What's working (7) 3 p.m. -Viva Maria (23) II are things like soap operas such as Dallas or Dynasty." Thursday :30 p.m. - Dog Day Afternoon most famous students, Newton 3:30p.m.- Rostros olvidados (48) He said one of the problems was that if a fantasy movie is made, all I p.m. - The Philadelphia Story (4) and Kepler: for astrological 7 p.m. -A Foreign Affair (5) efforts and creativity can be shoved into one show lasting 90 minutes or so. (14) 12:30 a.m. -Sky Hei$t (13) studies led to the development of 7 p.m. - Look What's Happened l But if a television series is made, the minimum is 26 episodes, Leone said, 2:30p.m. -Hercules (7) astronomy. And as the 7 p.m. - Le Mans (14) to Rosemary's Baby (14) discoveries of Newton and which drains the creativity and efforts of the producers. 8 p.m. - A Killing at Hell's Gate Monday Presently, by way of a loosely defined fantasy, KOAT has scheduled 7 p.m. -Heroes (23) Kepler were enabling man to The (13) Greatest American Hero, Fantasy Island and Love Boat, which, in its own 8 p.m.- Blazing Saddles (13) I p.m. -All This acd HeavenToo walk on the moon, astrology 9 p.m.- A Farewell to Arms (5) way, is a fantasy show; KGGM has scheduled The Incredible Hulk, which 9:30 p.m. - Despues del silencio (14) itself began yet another 10 p.m. - The Incredible renaissance - as it had has been kilted for December, and Mr. Merlin, a new fantasy featuring (48) 2:30p.m.- Airport (7) II p.m.- Deception (14) Shrinking Man (23) predicted for itself - with the Merlin the Magician in 20th century America; and KOB has scheduled 7 p.m. -The owl and tbePussycat 10:30 p.m.- Ice Station Zebra (7) (14) dawning of the Aquarian Age. Battlestar Galactica and The Powers ofMatthew Star, another new fantasy 10:30 p.m . .,.- See No Evil (14) People giving serious thought with swords and magic. Friday 7 p.m.- High Plains Drifter (23) 12:30 a.m. - The Marcus-Nelson 8 p.m.- Born to Be Sold (4) to life directions, such as career Do these fantasy shows compete with fantasy movies? I p.m.- Without Love(l4) Murders (7) · II p.m.- Houdini (14) choices are the persons con Randall and Leone said they don't think so. 2:30 p.m. - Hercules Unchained 12:30 a.m. - The Last of Sheila sulting astrologers today, like "Both movies and television have their own select audience,'' Leone (7) {13) Sandy Bryan, an American said. He added that some people gO out to the movies, but others watch 7 p.m. -The Green Berets (14) I a.m.- Death in Small Doses (4) Federation of Astrologers ac them on TV, including cable TV. 7 p.m. - And God Created Tuesday credited Albuquerque "There is more sex and violence in movies," Randall said. "Television is Woman(23) astrologer. good family viewing, especially the prime time slots." He added that the 8 p.m.- Halloween (4) 1 p.m.- All This and Heaven Too (14) "Most of the people I see are new fantasy shows were geared toward an 18 to 49 year-old age group. 9:30p.m.- Los tres vivales (48) Sunday people trying to understand "Both are successful in their own media," he said. 11 p.m. -Fantastic Voyage (14) 2:30p.m.- Airport (7) 7 p.m.- Bullitt (14) themselves and their lives, to But Danziger disagreed. He said movies and television are competing. I a.m.- The Seventh Dawn (7) 11 a.m. ~ Tell Them Willie Boy Is 8 p.m. - The Princess and the gain insight,'' she said. He said people who watch movies also watch television. I :30 a.m.- Fear Is Spreading (4) Here (23) Bryan specialty is personal "Fantasy shows are tough to make now,'' Danziger said. "They cost so Cabbie(13) Noon - Tarzan and the Green II p.m.- The Search (14) counseling, whether individuals much to produce ~ .. Star Trek has hurt the development of another show Saturday Goddess (14) or couples. She said many of her like that because people measure it up to Star Trek." I p.m.- Visions of Eight (23) clients intend to consult an By the way, two of the biggest fantasy films ever made have been offered 10:30 a.m. - La mujer que tu quieres (48) 1:30 p.m.- Living Free (14) Wednesday astrologer "someday" but don't up for bids from the networks. Starting bids for Star War.s rutd The Empire 3 p.m.- You'teTellingMe(23) are at $20,000,000 each. So far, no one has bidded for them. 11 a.m. -Tarzan the Fearless (14) make the time for it until they Strikes Back 7 p.m. - Every Which Way but I p.m. -The Corn is Green (14) are "finally at a crisis point and Loose (13) l :30 p.m. - A Farewell to Arms (5} making major decisions." 7 p.m. ~Rio Lobo (14) 2:30p.m.- Trapped (7) Counseling for couples is --ilame------7 p.m. -The Deer Hunter (23) 7 p.m. - Butch Cassidy and the "not marriage counseling, but it 8 p.m. - Death 'of a Centerfold: Sundance Kid (14) can be an adjunct to it. It continued from page R-3 Thus, for all of its complicated rules to newcomers The Dorothy Stratten Story (4) 7 p.m. - 'the Other Side of the doesn't solve the problems but it At the same time, the DM is constantly adjusting his and aU of its expensive paraphernalia (much of which 8 p.m.-The Goodbye Girl (7) Mountain (23) hopefully helps people to deal world to the players. If it is obvious the circumstances is not needed). the game boils down to a simple for 9:15 p.m. - Rosotros olvidados 8 p.m. -The Other Victim (13) with the issues between them," ar~ much too easy or hard for the players, then the mula. The player portrays a character, reacts as that (48) 11 p.m. - The Lady from Bryan said, DM must change the situation. The DM should not be character would in different situations and trys to stay 10:30 p.m. - A Farewell to Arms Shang hal (14) William Nolan, a teacher of out just to kill off the players. alive. (5) 1:35p.m.- Network(l3) astrology and chairman of the Astrological Research Fellowship, concurs with Bryan. -Society------__._ Chart comparisons for couples -Shop------can delineate problem areas or continued from page R-2 interested me more than the 'bang on opponent's arm suggest compatibilities. Most of continued from page R-3 frowned upon. Fighters must judge if a blow delivered with a stick' that most people see." his clients "use astrology to gain stimulated" in whatever spare time is theirs to spend. Only about 15 would have, with real weapons, been enough to kill Lady Aislinn said she was basically interested in the self-understanding while trying percent of the games are available at other outlets in the city, so persons them. If so, they must fall in mock death. arts, and also likes the fact that "we have a King and to get ahead," he said. Queen and . know the political seeking the challenging'pastimes would probably find the game sought at <1981 Beer Brewed by Miller Brewing Co., Milwaukee, Wis. But there is far more to the society than just fighting He said the majority of those situation . , . sometimes. n Wargames West, or through their large mail order business. or watching the fighting...... For persons wondering why the term is applied, "even experts he counsels Usc astrology similar Mistress Kathryn of lveragh, (Marsha Smith who Activities occuring regularly in al-Barran include the wor game to "a weather forecast; knowing works at the UNM Computer Center), said people can Costumer's Guild, the Calligraphy Guild, Baronial have a difference of opinion as to what constitutes a war game,'' Godfrey Whether a month is going to be do "anything and everything they want to do con Citizen's meetings, and fighter practice. said. "the term has a negative violent connotation." As a result of this continued on page R·'l cerning the arts and sciences" during medieval times .. Fighter practice is held every Sunday about 12:30 connotation, another term employed by enthusiasts is conflict, or ad "There's more to it than meets the eye," Lord p.m. in Hyder Park. For more information, contact ven/ute games ..But whatever name denotes the parll>r sport, the public itself will determine whether fantasy here stay. Godfrey he ) Aelinel said. "There's calligraphy, musical in· the barony seneschal, lnrich Armpits Bane c/o Brian is to said is struments, singing, and the arts of heraldry which Holtz at 268.0948. expecting it to do so. I 'I I I ,.' .., ! ,, •, . • f :I -,,-.·l' ' 11:. ~ Pa!!e R-8, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October 29, 1981 Page 5, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October 29, 198 l -Guide------Correction Adolescence Subject of Workshop Viki Florence SPORTS Steelers ( 13) Friday a Woman (13) Recreation 10 I incorrectly focus on that preparation. already in trouble. We want to help Advisory Board Meeting Set 2 p.m. - NFL Footb&ll: Cowboys 7 p.m. - Peanuts: Some Day 11:30 p.m. - Battle of Westlands reported that the Old Town The session, sponsored by the parents avoid problems in the Adolescence is a "ticking time FridAY vs. Eagles (13) You'll Find Her (13) (5) Merchants' Association oversees Bernalillo County Mental Health future." bomb" all parents dread but most II p.m. - NBA Basketball: 7 p.m. - American Bandstand's zoning in Old Town (Oct. 22, Center's Prevention, Consultation feel they can somehow escape. This Many of the confusing reactions The citizens' advisory board the Center supplement mental Rockets vs. Lakers (13) Monday 30th Anniversary (7) Sunday 1981). Actually, it is the Lan· and Education Unit, is designed for adolescents exhibit are wrongly health care to children through dmarks and Urban Con combination of fear and ignorance of the New Mexico Children's 7 p.m. - NFL Football: Vikings 7:30p.m. -Peanuts: It's the Great 3 p.m. Families: Beyond the the oarents of pre-adolescents, I 0 interpreted by their parents, she outreach programs. vs. Broncos (7) Pumpkin, Charlie Brown! Fence (4) servation Commission through often combines to multiply the to 12 years old. Psychiatric Center will meet at Saturday impact of the inevitable. · says. "A lot of this is just normal 11:30 a.m. friday on the Board members, all appointed 9:30 p.m. - Rumba AI Mundial the City of Albuquerque "The workshop is a primary development, but the parents' 10:20 a.m.- College Football (7) (48) Saturday Wednesday Comprehensive City Zoning But parents can be prepared to prevention project,'' Nancy University of New Melli co north by the director of the UNM reaction to it worsens the campus. I :30 p.m. - College Football: 12:30 p.m. - Body Human: The 11 a.m.- Body Human (13) Code. Recreation 101 regrets the deal effectively with their Weaver, who coordinated the .event Medical Center, come from UNM vs .. BYU (14) adolescent children and a UNM situation," Socorro, Taos, Gallup, Las Tuesday Facts for Girls ( 13) 8 p,m, - Boston Symphony error. for the Unit says. "We are not Members of the statewide I :30 p.m.- Futbol (48) workshop to be held Saturday will Vegas, Las Cruces, Alcalde, 9:30 p.m. - Rumba AI Mundial I p.m. - Body Human: Becoming Celebration (5) dealing with the parents of kids The workshop is one of many board evaluate the quality of I :50 p.m. -College Football (7) Clovis, Farmington and (48) held by the unit each year, One psychiatric care at 'the 2 p.m.- Spor(sworld (4) · Psychiatric Center and Albuquerque. WedneSday focuses on what Weaver calls "the 7 p.m.- Boxeo (48) psychiatric services available in 9:30 p.m. Rumba AI Mundial first adolescence" which children The Center is the state's only II p.m. - Notre Dame Football: other parts of the state. (48) experience when they are toddlers, in-patient hospital for children Navy vs, Notre Dame (14) Campus Briefs "That is the first time children Working as community age 3 to I~ with severe emotional begin testing their independence," contacts, they help planners at disturbances. Sunday SPECIALS she says, 10.:45 a.m. - Rumba AI Mundial (48) Thursday Both periods, Weaver says, can I I a.m. - NFL Football: 49ers vs. 9 p.m. -Return to Space (5) Philosophy Lecture Announced be made less painful for parents and children by "anticipating our Wittgenstein, Color Predicates and the Ontological Proof is the topic for childrens' developmental changes Leslie Donovan a lecture this Friday scheduled for 3:30 p.m. in the Philosophy depart- and understanding the normal At Domino'~ Pizza we from her own feelings, a realm Liz both envies and promise a hot, nutritious disdains. ment's library, fifth floor of the Humanities Building. processes of growth." Domino's The speaker will be Dr. Andrew Burgess, assistant professor of · meal oeliverec:i in 30 Rich and Famous Mary's book is of course very successful and in this This understanding is also crucial philosophy at UNM. minutes or less. Your comes the competition and antagonism between the in recognizing behavior that is not pizza Is made with 100% The talk is part of a series entitled "Fridays Live" sponsored by Phi Pizza Last weekend, I went to see Rich and Famous, one two friends. Liz feels Mary psychologically wants normal, she says. real dairy cheese, our Editor's Note: of United Artists' latest .movie releases starring everything Liz has, from career to boyfriends. Sigma Tau, an honor society for philosophy. own special sauce, and TN FOCUS is a weekly article which explores a personality at Jacqueline Bisset and Candice Bergen, which has been Still, though the movie keeps coming back to the Refreshments are scheduled at 3 p.m. in the philosophy department's The program, which will feature Delivers your choice of items. UNM, whether it be a group or an individual. It pertains in some billed as the love/hate story of the friendship between friendship between Liz and Mary, Rich and Famous is lounge. speakers - all parents of teen-aged Then we deliver It fast-at way to entertainment. Submissions or ideas for IN FOCUS will be two rich and famous women. largely the story of how Liz copes with being con children and small-group no extra charge. Give us call. .. we deliver! graciously accepted. Send submissions to IN FOCUS, Recreation But happily, instead of a standard cliche about how tinually torn between the demands of her life and her discussions, will be held Saturday a 101, University oj New Mexico, P.O. Box 20, Albuquerque, New women relate to each other as friends and enemies, own desperate need to love and be loved. This is where Series Address Women Managers from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. If fewer than 25 participants register Mexico, 8713 I, Rich and Famous is the story o[two women's attempts Rir:h and Famous shows both its strengths and its Fast, Free Delivery to cope with being rich and famous, but also more weaknesses. for the workshop it may be can Effectiveness and Assett/Veness for Women Managers is the topic of a celed, Weaver said. significantly, their attempts to cope with being women Jacqueline Bissett gives a very fine performance workshop scheduled for Nov. 7 from 8 to 5 p,m. in the Pete McDavid Steve Sandoval and being human. which by the end of the movie has created a stong Lounge at the University Arena. There is a $15 registration fee. 3920 Central S.E. The women's friendship serves as a touchstone bond of emotion and sympathy between her character The workshop is the fifth in a six-session workshop series entitled Registration is being handled by the 262-1662 Now playing, the University of New Mexico Jazz Band under the which the characters periodically return to in order to and the audience. She is able to make the audience "Effective Management" sponsored by the UNM Division of Continuing UNM Continuing Education direction of Jeffrey Piper. Now playing, the New Mexico Brass fortify it, each other and themselves. But it is not the identify with Liz in a way rare in commercially focused Education and Community Services. Division at 805 Yale N.E. More information on the program can be Quintet with Jeffrey Piper on trumpet. Now playing, the Orchestra substance of the movie, rather it is simply where these films. The registration fee is $58. Forms and information can be obtained.at Hours: of Santa Fe with Jeffrey Piper on trumpet. But Jeffrey Piper insists women find themselves in times of personal crisis and Yet, the script's emphasis on Liz's problems with the UNM Division of Continuing Education, 805 Yale N.E. Persons wtth obtained by calling the Division at 4:30 • 1:00 Sun.· Thurs. he is a teacher first, a musician second. in the process find comfort, though not resolution of love seems flawed and often tailored for box office major credit cards can register by calling 277-3751. 277-3751. 4:30- 2:00 Fri. & Sat. Jeffrey Piper, UNM assistant professor of music, said this is all their problems. sales rather than artistic necessity. part of Jiving the life of a musician, but he said he wouldn't change This friendship is a touchstone which gives their Though the love scenes give us some beautifully Our Superb anything if he had to do it all over. lives stability, even though at times it may appear to be filmed and tastefully erotic sequences, they seem too Cheese Pizza "The most important part of my job is teaching my students," a stability based on sliding rock. long and too many to add much to the film's 12" cheese $4.25 Piper said. "I really like to teach, I consider myself a teacher and a Directed bY George Cukor, Rich and Famous is a development. One scene in particular, Liz's first 16" cheese $6.15 story which is primarily centered on Liz, who has sexual encounter with a younger man, seems to draw performer." Face Painters will be Additional Items Piper, 30, got his musical start in elementary school, but in a most become a successful American writer. She is .concerned the focus away from a later more important love scene Pepperoni, Mushrooms, unusual way. not with commercial sales, but with writing as an art. which, as a result, becomes almost anti-climatic. in the store Ham, Onions, Green Chili, "My music teacher was asking us what we wanted to play, and my Her love life is erratic and her failure in love Mary, on the other hand, appropriately, .is a Friday and Saturday Green Peppers, Olivers, best friend wanted to play the trumpet, so I put it down also,'' Piper transfers itself to her writing. The psychological block character for Which the audience has little sympathy. Sausage, Ground Beef, said. That was 18 years ago. He went on to get a master of music she has created for herself becomes apparent when she After her first book's success, she is shown to be a Jalapenos, Extra Cheese, degree from the University of Michigan. Now Piper is teaching visits her college roommate in Malibu. woman ultimately more concerned with her clothes, Extra Thick Crust Her old roommate, Mary, played by Candice others about the trumpet. appearance and making her surroundings beautiful 12" pizza $ .85 per Item Piper has been at UNM five years teaching trumpet and directing Bergen, has married a man Lit once dated. BUt that's than with any ideas of art or honesty. 16" pizza $1.25 per item the UNM Jazz Band. not all. Mary has also written amove! about the lives of Yet, even so, Candice Bergen's southern-belle Even with his busy schedule, however, Piper said he enjoys his her Hollywood friends which she asks Liz to take to a makes-good character has moments which surprise the We use only 100o/o real work. "I teach by fundamentals, 1 also look at a student and think publisher. audience in the authenticity of her feelings which she dairy cheese. what's good about that student," he said. "I try to be more positive The implication is that Mary's book is commercially usually keeps hidden just beneath the surface. In some with them." Piper gives 25 to 30 one-hour individual lessons each saleable but poor art, though she writes completely ways Mary is more open and more able to accept her Our driverS carry week, and directs the. jazz band twice weekly for an hour-and-a-half. from her own feelings, a realm Liz both envies and emotions than Liz, though she covers up her shrewd less than $20.00. "I've worked hard at becoming a teacher, I have a good rapor disdains. observations with a conservative view of morality. Limited delivery area with my students," he said. G>1981 Domino's P.lz.za, Inc. On top of his teaching duties, Piper also finds time to perform with the New Mexico Brass Quintet and the Orchestra of Santa Fe. The New Mexico Brass Quintet is based at UNM and is composed of three UNM music faculty members and two graduate music students. The group has been performing together for five years, giving 30 or more concerts a year. The brass quintet has toured the The ASUNM FILM COMMITTEE Presents West Coast, the Midwest, and two summers ago, Europe. "I really enjoy it a lot, it's a good way to play chamber music," Piper said. "It's a good recruiting device for the UNM music department also,'' he added. Piper has played with the Orchestra of Santa Fe for five years, The Fearless giving eight or nine concerts a year with them. The Orchestra of Santa Fe has also toured Europe and this country. "They play as all masks well as a professional orchestra," Piper said. Vampire Killers Why does Jeff Piper take on this extra workload with an already demanding teaching schedule? Piper said it helps him learn. "I was trained as a classical player, I have to practice, I have to Tonight 7:00, 9:15, 11:30 p.m. ,. 10o/o improve myself. It's like riding a bike, your going to get stale if you '~-. * ..... don't play,'' he said. SUB Theater '' Piper said the department has been very supportive of him. "All \ off of our facultY is most active in performances. None.of it is done on university time. Our quintet could he doing twice the amount of work we do, but we don't because we're reluctant to cancel classes," he said. "It enhances the university and the department." The blond-haired professor-musician said his busy schedule makes it necessary for him to find a balance between his work and his family. He said he is fortunate to have a wife who has a similar schedUle and understands that he may have to be away from home r····-·--······----~---~ sometimes. "It's hard on the home life, it takes a special un I I derstanding among families," Piper said. Mrs. Piper is also a I $1.00 off any pizza. I teacher. 1 Sl One coupon per pizza. But Jeff Piper still says he is no different from other professors in I Expires ll-22-81 the department. "!think there are faculty members much more busy Rubik's Cube- 3 sizes- all1.95 than I," he said modestly. "One of the best kept secrets in the whole I Fast, Free Delivery state is how good the UNM music department faculty are. As long as I I keep practicing and teaching students, I don't think I'm over Roman Polanski directed and starred I worked,'' Piper said. "You grow as a teacher and you grow as a in this satirization of vampire lore. I 3920 Central S.E. musician,'' he said. I Does Jeff Piper have artY regrets? "Music's my whole life.! have "Slapstick and ghoulish invention."- Hollis Alpert, I my trumpet and my family, and those two things go together," Piper General Stores I 262-1662 Saturday Review said. "I don't think I'd be happy without it," he said. "I'm young, I I ifl didn't like it, I could still get out of it." 111 Harvard SE 403 Cordova Rd. West Students - $1.50 8117 Menual NE Others • $2.00 (across from UNM) Santa Fe L-~·-················••J 266-7709 I Page G, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October29, 1981 Page 7, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October 29, 1981 Arts Sports Reviewer Asks the Musical Question: Volleyball Seeks Rankings; Is It Generic Jazz or Good Muzak? Cross Country Hosts UTEP RECORD REVIEWS - all have something in common Donald Byrd's LOVEBYRD is a" The University of New Mexico's side hitter. Other Lobo $tarters are Hessel says the number five, six and Ste~e Ciccone - mediocrity. They all sound like surprisingly dull album. I found volleyball team fights for a berth in Kelly Knowles, Kim Hicks, Terri seven runners who are expected to they belong in a background set little redeeming quality on this disc. the national tournament while the Nielson, Linda Archuleta and represent the nine-time WAC Stanley 7'urrentine - Tender ting, like when you want something Well it just goes to show you that men's cl'oss country team hosts Sandra Gayton. champs will still be tough, even Togetherness light in the air while your trying to things don't always get better with three regional opponents in local The Lobos will warm up for the though they will not count in team ElektraAsylum Records . do something significant such as age. Byrd has been around a long weekend competition for the BYU game Friday night against scoring. Pieces of a Dream - Pieces of a buying underwear. time, played with some great Lobos. Intermountain Conference foe The meet will be scored as a Dream Nowadays most people on record people, made some great music, but The volleyball team plays Utah at 7:30p.m. in Johnson Gym. quadrangular between New ElektraAsylum Records are good musci;ms at a minimum, alas, that was yesteryear. This Brigham Young in Johnson Gyw at Both games are free to students Mexico, Colorado State, Air Force Donald Byrd and the I 25th Street Such is the case with Pieces of a album has little variation in tempo, 1 p.m. Saturday in what Coach with activity cards. Academy and Northern Colorado. Band- LOVEBYRD Dream, a trio from Philly that has no distinctive sound, vocal Mike Hebett says "could be the New Mexico's top runner, .ElektraAsylum Records been playing together for over five arrangements that are. pop sweet most important match of the year CROSS COUNTRY Abraham Kivina, will also be out of years. When I heard this album I and lyrics that belong in a second for us." Defending national champion action, nursing a sore leg. But the I've got to write this. I'm under kept waiting for the featured in grade reader. I do love Byrd, but as Brigham Young is ranked fourth Texas-El Paso will not send a full rest of the Lobo team is "healthy moral duress to pay my bills. I took strument, person, etc., something you can tell (and I hope you can by in the nation while the Lobos are squad to this Saturday's men's and competitive," Hessel said. these three albums and wanted to to contrast the consistant now) I don't like this album. ranked 20th. BYU is boasting a 23- cross country meet, but there will The I 0,000 meter race will be October27 October 28, 29 chicken out but no, "You owe" backgroung presented. Instead I Institutional green is not what I like 5 season record and a 14-game win still be a lot of competition for important to the Lobos, Hessel SUB Ballroom Woodward Hall came out instead. got very little originality or to listen to: give me the gold - it streak while UNM has an 18-15 UNM at 10:30 a.m. at the Lobo said, because it will be a key factor OK, I'm doin' it, I'm talking. musicianship. sparkles you know. season mark. distance running course at in determining who will run for First off I don't dig this critic crap; One bright note to this album is Another let down is Tender Wyoming and Academy N.E. UNM in the conference and I'm just an average guy who saw a Barbara Walker who sings on the Togetherness. I have always loved NCAA post-season invitations The top four runners for UTEP regional meets coming up during Craig Randy few records with pretty covers and cut ''Warm Weather." This woman Turrentine's tone and I have oc will be issued according to national will be resting, but Lobo coach Del November. got too touchy. So with that in displays a sensitive control over her casionally heard him use it with rankings and UNM needs a win & mind, welcome to my first critique. voice, delivering in a range of power and depth to say new things. over BYU to remain in the top 20 Bradshaw Rich These three records -Pieces ofa colors from screaming violet to In this album, however, the poll. Dream, Pieces of a Dream; cream dribble and poured like saxophone is accompaniment to the The Lobos have never beaten (former pro (former Denver LOVEBYRD, Donald Byrd and the honey. Another bright note might music rather than a medium to use .BYU in volleyball and last year lost Joe Medina !25th Street Band; and Tender be that things improve with age; the the music, at Provo in three straight games. for quarterback) Bronco) Togetherness, Stanley Turrentine oldest member in this band is 18. The Cougars are 6-0 in the AlAW After listening to this album Intermountain Conference, while three times I can't tell you I'd buy A.S.U.N.M. Senate . ' UNM has a3-1 record . it. The tone is there but the music ~."-:Ji?fi!IJ{fll•--' ~~: ~ Sally Plows has won a spot in the sounds very academic and sterile. starting line-up since the last Lobo So if your looking for an upbeat home game and will be the right album with little to notice this one 8ii!Wa;hH'I is for you. It would probably be suitable accompaniment to working in a liquor store. Putnam to Play in Japanese Invite ~\)S*/:'~ If your thinking of buying these albums for "listening" pleasure, . don't bother: turn on your radio to Mike Putnam, the top player on the UNM men's The NCAA ~d the Japanese Golf Association will ~ Saturday ~.)\ Muzak - you can't beat it for golf team, has been invited to play in the NCAA pay for the matches, now in their sixth year. The site generic sound. If you are thinking Japan lntercollegjate Matches in Tokyo Dec. 16-18. of the matches are alternated between the two Oct. 31 about buying records With out countries each year. standing music quality, then permit Putnam, pictured above, recently won the Tucker 8 p.m. me to recommend a few: Fish This Invitational in Albuquerque. He will join a squad of Both Putnam and Don Hurter have been invited to Week, Les McCann; Walking In five other men and six women for the three-day event. the Sun Bowl Golf Touranament Nov. 20-22 in El Space, Quincy Jones; Kirkathon, UNM golf coach Dwayne Knight said the golfers Paso, the first time UNM has ha~ two representitives Roland Kirk (you can borrow ihe were selected to the team based on last year's national in that tournament. Come Worship ones reviewed here and contrast tournaments. Putnam finished tied for 20th place in the 1980 NCAA tournament. "These aren't post-season tournaments in the sense them so you can judge for your that we are still playing, but rather they're mid-season the Father self). "These are some of the top U.S. collegians playing invitational tournaments," Knight said. "These events today," said Knight, "The top Japanese collegians are great for our recruiting" because they help UNM Fish This Week is a first rate will also be playing." golf becomes recognized around the world, he said. album by a trio. Listen to the way The team, which has a UNM reprcsenative for the Maranatha Christian Center they work together and individually first time, wilt be coached by Carl Tucker, who "As for our current squad, it's great that Mike gets interperting the music and sup coached the BYU men to the NCAA team title last the recognition for himself and gets the chance to play 1806 Sigma ChiNE • 247-9999 porting each other. year. in international competition," Knight said. Walking In Space is a nice example of what a good size band r ------~. . . . 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JJ/3 or Friday, 12-2 p.m. for interview ami photos to be morning, !On.m. ·I p.m. Cal!255-1368. 1112 Robert Lynch, ASUNM Senator. 11/2 A·l TYPIST· TEUM Pi\PERS, Resumes 299·8970. CAMPUS COMPAC'I' APARTMENTS, 21$ Yale ~m l~W HELP DESPERATELY N~;E;J>ED by female KATHY C\JDERMAN FOR ASUNM Sen~te 10/30 SEat Lead. Studio apanments near stores and UNM. ACCUitATE IN.'OilMATION AIIOl!T con• position 10. plbtcteKC. 1114 $]8,5/month, free ulilities, $130, deposit. No handicapped student, 6:45-7:45 weekdays a.m., call traception, steri!iurUon, uborrion. Right to Choose. TYPING • THESIS, DISSERTATION, reports, cnilc!ren, pets, or roommates. See manager at 277·2968. I 0/30 294-017!. tfn JERRY IIAHTBARGEit f'OR ASUNM Senate itatistical, call ANNITA299-3781. 10/30 apartmerH two or call243-6210, or 883-5940, 11/3 position 14. plbtcteJH. 11/4 THE U,N.M. SPECIAL Services & Upward Bound ('01,1). A LARGE bowl of what. Lnrge chile (red or i\CCURATI':, E"PERIENCEJ> TYPIST: c~llege CAMPUS THilEE BLOCKS. Two bedroom, den, Programs need tutors for high school a.nd/or college TRACI WOI,f' FOR ASUNM Senate position 16. green) $).25, l'osole $!.25, Beans .6.5. Casa Del Sol work, resqmes, transcribing, 294·0167. 10/30 $2~0, 898-6248,2415 Coal. 11/3 freshmen students. The pay rate Is $4.00/!Jr., 3-20 plbtcteTW. IJ/4 in Ihe New Mexico Student Union. tfn H)RMALI,Y SEPARATED OR CONSIDERINO HOUSE FOR RENT. Two bedroom, basement, hours per week; times may be se( to fit tutors' l'HEGNANCY TESTING & COl!NS~;J,JNG. Phone STIUNG PLAYERS!, ENCUANTI\fllNT symphony PIVOitCI:l? Here is legal help most people can af walking distance to UNM, 843-7620,268-4983. I 1/10 schedules (inc. Saturdays). Graduate students and 247-9Rl9- tfn Jteeds you. Interested? Call )oy or leave message at forq. Y911 have someone to turn to for sui dance in upper-level undergraduates in English, Ma(h, 877-5848. 11/3 divorce nlld separation matters. Uncontested divorce HOUSE FOR RENT, three bedroom near University. Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Spanish, and History I'ASSI'ORT AND IIJENTif'ICATION photos. 3 for Private backyard, single car garage, call 268-9167 FORTUNATE ALSO HAS fine personal products, with property settlement, and children .•$100.00. J. who QUALIFY FOR WORK STUDY ar; encouraged $6.00!! Lowest pri,es in town! Past, pleasing, near wee~dayor Cathy at 842-7261, day, 11/4 UNM. Call 265-Z444 or co111e to 1717 Girard .lllvd. Aloe Vera lotion. Jojoba and Aloe shampoo and Carruth S. L~ga( Clinic. Court costs adc!itional. to call277·3506 for an interview appointment. 11/4 LUXURY TOWNHOUSE FOR lease, 3 blocks from N.E. tfn conditioner, Natural vitamins and weight loss Western Bank. 242·2602 for appointment. 10/30 waffers, 298-2753, ask for Bill. 10/29 HOME TYPING SERVICE by rethed English campus, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fheplace, garage, $495, 7. Travel CIIINESE BUHET. CHf:AP All you can eat, Lunch 883·616!, 268-7500, 11/6 $3.00, supper $4.50, Sunday Brunch $3.00. Jao-Jao's DANCE TO WET SOX tonight at Ned's. 10/29 professor. Spelling, grammar, confidentiality guaranteed, 292-3431, 10/30 ONE ROOM HOUSE for rent V. block from cam Place, 5000 Central Ave, S.E. tfn WITCH WAY IS Happy Feet? 4821 Central N.. E. I WANT TO EARN 3 credits by touring London or pus, $135,883-6161,268-7500, ll/4 New Yo1k during Christmas or Spring Break? Se~ S CONTA.C'J'S-POl,ISHING, SOLUTIONS Casey need a n·ew hat andwari for Halloween. 10/30 TYPING· ~'AST, ACCURATE reasonable, cassette ONE BEDROOM 5215 s~udlos $185, Furnished and shows: ''Amadeus", opera, dance Shakespeare? Optical Company on Lomas just west of Washington. MY FAVORITE GUY· Always remember somebody transcription. 247·2583. 11/13. utilities paid, laundry. 1218 CopperN,E, 842-6170, Some openings on both tours, Call U .N.M. e~t. 4322 trn cares about you--ME, Judy, 10/29 PROFI\SSIONAL RESUMES 265-9081. 11/2 11/4 or292-7l95. 10/30 wt: !SOT lliS'fRIDll'rt:JRS. Prescription eyeglass SPIRULINA .... TfiE BREAKf'AST of studerrts. TYPART OFFERS TYPESETTING graphics, LARGE ONE BEDROOM dllplex, furnl!hed, walk IF Y()U WANT ~omeone to "get you on a slow boat frames. Greenwich Village (Lennon ~lyles), gold Film Presentation Friday October 30th, 2-Jpm, typing, design. Quality you've come to depend on .. Ginger· Carolyn 262-1865, !OS Stanford S.E. I l/6 In closets, basement and yard, $195.00 1706 Gold to China~' WbY not advertise in the Daily Lobo. tfn rimless. $54.50 (regular $65.00). Pay Les~ Opticians, International Studerrt Center 1808 Las Lomas (on S, E. 242·553!. 11/4 5007 Menaul N.E .. across from La Belles, tfn campus). 10/30 EXPERT TYPING. REASONABLE reliable. CA!It: ABOUT i\RT7 Conceptions Southwest, MAUCHING BAND, SPIRIT PERCUSSION, references, Please call299-6256 or299-2676. 10/30 8. Miscellaneous LINM's fine am/literary publication, can't exist C,E,P. presidential scholars, dorm residents PROFESSIONAL TYPING DONE • iScents per 5. For Sale without your support. Buy 1981 iss11e $4 in Marron Lawrence Roybal for ASUNM Senator. Oet plenty, doub! ... spaced page. 898·61!8 after ~pm. 10/30 VOLUNTEEUS NEf:DED FOR New Day Runaway Hall, Room 13!, UNM Bookstore, Student vote position twenty. ll/4 Hous~ for youfh. Sp~nd a few hours a week witll our TYI'ERIGHTS. f'.AST PROt'ESSIONAL, ONE YEAR OLD 1'3605 Takemine acoustic guitar !look \lore, ASA Gallery, Fine Arts Museum, Living STUDENT VETERAN'S ASSOCIATION will hold guaranteed, 265·5203. Jl/5 teenagers and gain a valuable experience. Training Balch. Back issues available $! in Marron Hall, and case, $370,268-2796 (keep trying). 1.1/3 th~ir meeting for the month of November at 7;00 provided, Call Judy, 247-9559, 1112 Rooml31. tfn TYPING- PAPERS, RESUMES, Stored CITY BOOKS, BUY sell, trade, 139 Hal'\lard SE, p.m. in the Child Care Co-op (Mesa Vista). Ouest magnetically. 247-0300. 11/20 1 ONE·HAU' PRICE IJOOKS RECORDS, WRIH:IlS· CONCt;PTIONS SOUTHWEST ls now 265-0285. HOURS: MON-SA T 10-6, SUN 1-5. 10/29 speaker· Harry KinneY· 11/3 GUITi\R INSTRUCTOR, CLASSICAL other styles. MAGAZINES, COMICS, NEVER PAY ltETAIL nccepting ·liternry submissions for its spring 1982 BROWNING Ml:r(TE 10-SPEED, $85, Wards 3· HALLOWEEN t'ACE PAINTING at the Bookcase, 867-3158. 11/6 AOAIN. University at CENTRAL. "Twice the books issue. !Iring poetry, fiction, non-fiction, plays, etc. to Saturday, Oct, 31, noon·5, still only 99 cents. !09 speed, $30. Both in good conditio.n with carrying at halfthe price." 11/9 Marron Hall, Room 131. All submissions must be Mesa S.E., 247-3102. 10/30 TYPING STUDENT/BUSINESS, including . racks. Bicycle carrier for car, $20. !'AIR CAMPY statistical/technical. Reasonable, experienced, PUBLIC TALK BY JUSTIN STONS, forrnerUNM typed and have name, address, phone on each piece. pedals, $25, CALL 256-3403 AFTER 5 p.m. OR teacher of TAl CHI and Zen Meditation, Wed l'rrclose self-addressed stamped envelope if you wish THANKS TO ALL the people in Sign Language who competent, 296-6299. 1!/30 Leave Message. 10/30 chauffered me around. Love Ya, Mo. 11/3 nesday, Oct. 28, 7:30 p.nr .. entitled "Zen and The tu have your work returned. UNM students, faculty, HOUSE CLEANING, RELIABLE, thorough, HARLEY DAVIDSON IILECfRA Glide, frame up Bl NGEING/WEIGHTI ALCOHOL/Depression Spiritual Life." ($2.00) OPEN MlND ''"If illrd alumni only, Deadline Dec. 4. No more than reasonable. Messages for"Eve", 266-0280. I l/10 restoration, full dress, many extras! $4,000, O.B.O., BOOKSTORE, 2931 Monte Vista N,E. 1112 five pieces per writer please. tfn Problems. 256·1553, 11/3 TYPING, 75 CENTS/page, 296-4998. 10/30 296-1078. 11/2 WOMEN'S HEALTH SERVICE UNM. Si.udent SPEND HALLOWEEN WITH COUNT SHORT or t'UNOS Enchilada, red or green chile PROFESSIONAL TYPING BY English/MA adltor. RAINBOW PLA.CE CONTINUING sale with real DRACULA. SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOW ONLY .89, big burrito, red or green chile, $1.00, Tostada, Health Center Annual exams for PAPS, con Vast experience with dissertations, papers, Editing d[scounts on gifts, recordings, cards, and boolcs. traception, abortion counseling and other $7.50, Alsl) group rates. Reservations 281-3338 Darn red or sicen chili ,59 at lire Casa del Sol in the New available. 266-9550, 11/24 Worth the trip. 555 Wyoming NE, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Dinner Theatre. !0/30 Mexico Student Union Bldg, tfn gynecological services. 277-3136. tfn THE AIPC SCHOLARSHIP Program counselors 10/29 THE PERFECT SENATOR- Elect Kathy Cuder COUNT DltACUI.A INVITES you to sp~nd will be on campus Oct, 29 and Oct. 30 from 9100-4:00 TOP OF THE line studio inrinity RSb spea~ers less Halloween with Vitmpires, bats, and howling dogs. man. Position I0, plbtctckc. I 0/30 at Mesa Vista Hall-Dean's Conference Room. All than one week old 5290 retail (Sound Ideas) asking 9. Las N oticias Midnight show $7 .SO. Also group rates. Rescrvalions Lawrence Roybal for ASUNM senator. Get plenty, scholarship recipients are required to meet wlth the $250 or best offer cali247-BS21 anytime. 10131 28!-3338 Barn DlnrrerThcatre. Signed "Dracula". >Ole position twenty. 11/4 counselors. 10/30 THE BAllA 'I FAITII hannswerno your quesiions. 10/30 SUEDE JACKET FRINGED, size 36, exce.ilent NANCITA, HAPPY BIRTHIJAY. I hope this will be condition, $45.00. After 5, 292-5027. 10/29 Come and hear them at2:30 In room230ofth~SUB, ATHI.ETIC SHOE RESOLING. Running, Tennis, Every Wednesday. 10/30 Jl!ST A SNACK. Sopnpillu with honey .35, Salsa and your best. Even the drason wished you a good year. Basketball, Racketball, IS durable soles. AT dtips.7S, Nachos SI.OO. Cil5a Del Sol in the New 1978 KAWASAKI KEI7S, DP, Good Condition, Oh, yeah, Happy Halloween too. Thinking of you Mountains and Rivers. Across from U,N •. M, IJ/3 $500/best offer, 294-7543. 10!29 RAM DASS LECTURE at Woodward Hail, Mexico Student Union. tfn every day, D.J, Bob. I 0/30 Tue1day, Nov. 24, 7:30pm. 53.50 at door, advan<'ll CYCLISTS! FALL TUNE-UP special, only $12.501 TEN-SPEED FUJI, 19 inch, perfect condlllon. Lock, SIN(;J,K~ ONLY .35 a cone single, .60 for a double, JUUETTE ... IIAPPY 19th from your Romeos (that tickeli 52.$0. Buy Now at OPEN MIND Centurion 10 and 12 speeds on sale. Harv.ard Bike chain, rack, $200.842-1516, evenings. 10/30 BOOKSTORE, 2931 Monte Vista NE (open 10 • 6) . 15 for a triple. New Mexico Union lee Cream wanna score) in 104. 10/29 H(>use, 137 Harvard SE, 255-8808, 1113 Shoppe. tfn 1978110NDA IIAWK,400cc·~900neg()tiable.Must 10/30 NEill> TWO JOURNEY tickets. Cali 247·3202 !,EARN ABOUT THE Stars! Astrology classes sell. 345-8901 (days) or897·2507 for more Info. 10129 TilE BAllA 'I FAITII has answers to your questions. anytime. I 0/29 SONRISE '81 f'REE Qct. 27 • 29 t'(>rmct Denver beginning Thursday, Nove, 5th. 6 weeks, once pr Bronco Randy Rich and Former Houston Oller Craig Come and hear them at 2;30 In room 230 of the SIJD, week, 8:00-9:30 p.!fl. Cali2?J.S072, 11/4 WE BOT J>ISTRIBUTORS Prescription eyeglass Every Wednesday. 10/30 frames. Greenwich Village (Lennon styles), gold, Bradshaw Tues. Oct, 27 SUB Ballroom Weds. Oct 28 THESES, DISSERTATIONS, PROPOSALS edited. rimless. $54.50 regular 565.00 Pay Less Opticians, and Oct. 29 Woodward Hall 7:00pm car.h night live WE'RE I)F..SPERATEI ROADRUNNER Fun is still CST tutoring, Jan Grover, 26S-6094. 10129 here till the end of the month with giveaway prices on 5007 Menaul N.E. across from La.Bclles, tfn music. 10/29 new and 11sed skates and equipment. Come see, Inside 2. Lost & Found FUNK AND DISCO dance contest with d.j, Jams Zappers at22!4 Central S.E. across from Yale Park. 6. Employment unlimited friday October 30th In the Subway Station, 10/30 MAX WAHLQUIST~ PICK up your student I. D. at 4. Housing Valuable cash and album prizes awarded. For more JUNIPERS COMMING OUT is comming up!. 10/29 131 Marron Hall. tfn Information ca1277·6492 or 271-4506, 10/30 REWARJ>: YELLOW KITTEN • 3 months. Lost PART·TIME JOB afternoons and evenings. Must be IIALLOWEEN MASQUERADE DANCE with LEARN TO DRAW and paint. Classes specializing In WANT TO RENT: I.argc One bedroom or two able to work Friday and Saturday night$. Must be 21 near Unlversity/Roma. 842-5489, 11/4 street scene and JAMS UNLIMITED. In the SU~ English watercolor methods and Manogen oil bedroom apt. or house near University for woman years old. Apply in person, no phone calls, please. painting mediums. For information and registration LOST ENGRAVED PEN, Carol C,, 293-1433, WAYSTATION Sat., Oct, Jist. Cash prizes for most with ten year old son. January or sooner thru May. Saveway Liquor Stores at 5704 Lomas NE, 5516 original, scariest and funniest costumes. For more Inquire at Pinacothequc Inc., 333 OSUNANW, 345- Reward. I0/30 Catherine, 242-7228. tfn Menaul NE. tfn 1330. 1115 information call277-6492 or 277-4506, 10/30 JEANNE ZEITLER, CLAIM your wallet at 131 THE CITADEL-SUPERB location near UNM and OVERSEAS JOBS· SUMMER/year round. Europe, ELECT KEITH BURRIS ASUNM Senator. Marron Hall. tfn SPIRULINA, POPCORN AND refreshments served downtown. Bus service every 30 minutes, l bedroom S. Amer., Australia, Asia. All . fields .. SS00-$1200 with film presentation on health and well-being. Together,. we can be wlnners.Pald for in con· WINTER HAT FOUND at Kiva at 1:00 on Oct. 23, or efficiency, from $205. All uiilhies paid. DoluKe monthly. Sightseeing. Free info. Write IJC BoK 52- tributions. 11/4 Friday October 30th 2•3pm, International Student after Dr. Rosenblum Dev. Psych. Class. 11/2 kitchen with dishwasher and disposal, recrtation NM·I Corona Del M&f, CA 92625. 11/3 Center on campus. 10/30 MAKE EXTRA MONEY, .Feel better, look better. BLACK CAT FOUND, male, about6 mos. old, by room, swimming pool, TV room and laundry. Adult Experience Shaklee Products. Vitamins, minerals, Soc!Econ Bldg. on Fri., please265-9!43. 11/2 couples, no pets. 1520 University NE. 243-2494. tfn household, 293-3862. 10/30 FOUND: SET Of' KEYS on miniature thong. Near ENORMOUS, QUIET, TWO..BEDROOM furnished ~------....-----· SON RISE '81 .FREE October 27-29 Former Denver old Psych Lecture Hall. Claim at 131 Marron Hall. townhouse apt., fireplace, 9 ft. closets, SJSO, utilities I ·r.trlif:~ll\ I Bronco Randy Rich and Former Houston OilerCraig tfn paid, no pets, children, 247-8724. lfn .iJ'1"le~e.z-~r~-1:\ Special 1 llradshaw Tuesday Oct. 27 SU~Ballroom Weds. ROOMMATE 3 BDRM HOUSE Furnished one mile 1 Oci. 28 and Oct. 29 Woodward Hall 7:00pm each REWARJ> LOST IN university area. Black and gray 1 2 slices of cheese pizza I striped female cat, 10 months old, very friendly. If west UNM $150-mo plusonehalfutilities843·67S3 night. Live music. 10/29 10/29 for only $1.30 . I found or have informaiioncaii243-72Sl or292-U07. I Wilh coupon only 1U•:!b·11tl I •:XPLORE CARLSBAD CAVERNS, November 21st 10/30 HOUSESITTER: I AM looking for an apartment or I only 520.00 for students, Call277·2336, II /9 house to housesit during spring semester (or earlier). 127 Harvard SE 1 FOUND KEYS ON srnall nip-flop with little mixing I •,z bl. South of Central . - 50 PERC.ENT OFF BOOKS, RECORDS, bowl. Claim Room131 Marron Hall. tfn Excellent references and enjoy gardening atrd yar MAGAZINES, COMICS. Newest Bookstore in dwork. Catherine, 242-7228. lin ,·------University Area, V. PRICE BOOKS, RECORDS, FOUND: BROWN, NYLON duffel bag, cigarette case, green glove, pair of sunglasses, small coin purse, FOR RENT: EFFICIENCY apartment, 1410 Girard MAGAZINES. UnlversityaJ CENTRAL. "Twice the tortois .. shell colored barette, man's brown sweater. NE, Sl 85/mo., all .utilities paid. Fully furnished • book5 for half the price." 1119 security locks and laundry facilities. Please call before Claim at Biology, Rooml73. tfn 6;00 in the evening, 266-8392. tfn CLAIM YOUR LOST possessions at Campus Police CROSSWORD PUZZLER 8:00a.m. to 4;00 p.m. daily. tfn WALK TO CAMPUS Share nice house with qiriet grad studeni. $125.00 plus one half utilities, Call277• 5426 9-4. 10/30 ADULTS ONLY: NO pets, Large two bedroom furnished apartment, Three blods from UNM, Utilities paid S3SO. 344-7350. l0/30 ACROSS 2 Hermetic 1 Time gone by 3 Bishopric Answer to Wednesday's Puzzle 5 Qlllection of 4 Football facts abbr. Covers~ 8Charts 5 Assumed 12 Falsified name Wllragon 13Hawailan 6 Blrd's home Yt'l'eath 7Beill Makers of Handmade 14 Quarrel 8 Manuscript: Indian Jewelry 15Before Abbr. OLD T0\1\fN 16 Passageway 9 Simian 18 Time period 10 Models 19 Near 11 Pierce Food of the future!! 20 Lath 16 Wings Fact or Fallacy?? 21 Printer's 17 Morays Film Presentation I'I'IEIEISU'8 20 Stalk 23 Hebre.N 22 Scale note Fri. Oct. 30, 2 to 3 p.m. month 25 Mountain International Lenft!r 24 Tittles 111011 la!i Loma• (on <.ampuo) f1YIY1)h 36 Evergreen kins !>pon!iored by lnlernalionall•nlvr 26Throw 26 Sodium chlo- tree 45 Yearn 28 Concur ride 37 Fore part 46 Trial 29 Dance step 27 Approaches 39 Zeus's 48 Number 30 Vast age 28 Devoured beloved 50 Fairy fort ABORTION SUPPORT GROUP 32Pronoun 29 Brooch 40 Eskimo 51 Rocky hill Fridays 12·1:30 p.m., beginning Oct. 30, for 6 weeks. A support group for women who 33 Wire 11"188S- 31 Seine 41 Agreement 53 Tellurium have experienced an abortion. ure 331nsane 42 Aroma symbol For information and registration cai! 277-4537, Free to students enrolled lor 6 or more 34 Path 34 Branch 44 Baby's nap- 54 Pronoun hours. 35 Greek letter Facilitated by Pat Dolan, Student Mental Health Service and Benllelle Meyer, Student Women's Health Services. 361sable 371nltlal 38Expired 4oUmbs Anothe.. r Great Otter Fro.rn .(MT-~ 41 Italian river 43 Hypothetical ...... AIIT·PIJTT . Ga Jll) .-·--· ·.Putt PuttGoU 8 I . .... IIIII force - 44Splolch 45Qt. part 1r------UNM Student Special! 47 Fuss 49 Strange I Purchase $5.00 worth of 51. Stalemate Putt-Putt Golf & Games Tokens 52 Donations I . . - 55 Woody plant 1 and receive 20 tokens absolutely FREE! 56 Fast air- 1 limit one coupon per person per day. plane: Abbr. 57 Waste allow I. . expires 11/5/81 ance ARMV-NAVV GOODS 504 VALE SE ·-~-~------~~--~-~ 9801 Lomas NE 296·4242 5100 San Mateo NE 881-9866 bOWN 256-0000 1 Entreaty '