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—2 of 40 Make Presentation Shroud Scientists Come To USF by M.M. Showalter

The mysterious Shroud of Turin Dr. Kim Summerhays, Chairman pointed out tnat the question, will be the topic of a lecture given by of the USF Department of therefore, would be what could act two distinguished scientists on Chemistry, is the man primarily through space like this. "The laser February 20 in the McLaren Center behind the presentation. In an might be the closest analogy." at 7:30 p.m. The event is sponsored interview earlier this week, he In the second part ofthe inquiry, by the USF College of Science. discussed some of the points of the question of the identity of the Robert Bucklin and Donald Lynn interest and importance concerning figure, evidence of what is seen on will report the results of their this inquiry. the body image is examined in order research as members of the select Said Summerhays. "The history to give clues to the identity of the international team of scientists of the Shroud can be traced back to person. Some conclusions named by invited by the Archbishop of Turin the early fourteenth century. The Dr. Summerhays were that the to examine the linen cloth believed belief is that it was brought back person was of Semitic facial to be the burial shroud of Jesus from Constantinople during one of structure, that the pollen on the Christ. the Crusades. The image is that of an cloth indicated the linen to be of Bucklin is a medical examiner, apparently crucified person Middle Eastern origin and that the lawyer, and pathologist recently imprinted lightly on the cloth in the figure died of asphyxiation, as is so affiliated with the Los Angeles manner of a photographic negative." in the case of crucifixion. County Coroner's Office. Lynn is an He went on to explain the two But Summerhays added that the expert in computer-based image scientific premises of the conclusions were above all taken processing and is presently with the investigation; the first being how the from a purely scientific framework, Jet Propulsion Laboratory at Cal image got there, and the second and noted that the team of scientists Tech. being the question of whose image it were from all ranges of belief and Their studies, which were might be. unbelief conducted at round-the-clock Scientists looking at the first Said Summerhays, "This is an frequency, began in 1978 and were premise have concluded with instance where objective science completed in 1981, notably using the sophisticated equipment that the tends to complement faith. It is a most advanced scientific instru­ image is a photographic negative perfectly legitimate scientific mentation and experimental and that it has a three dimensional endeavor." techniques. character to it. Therefore, the Tickets for this event are $6. but Not since 1931 have scientists projection upon the cloth was made USF students with IDs may come been given the opportunity to through a space mechanism, rather for $5. examine the relic for evidence of than a contact effect, as had been previously speculated. Summerhays its authenticity or lack of it.

The mystic Shroud of Turin Black History MonthCelebrated New Law Dean Professor David L. Ratner, a Portfolio Investment in the United was reappointed to that nationally recognized authority on States, and to the U.S. Department Professorship in 1981. corporation and securities law. has of Housing and Urban Develop­ been named Dean ofthe University ment, studying Regulation of the In a joint statement George A. of San Francisco School of Law Market for GNMA Securities. He Helmer, Chairman of the School's where he is currently serving as the has also served as planning Board of Counselors, Robert 1. Marshall P. Madison Visiting chairman for several courses Bianco, Chairman of Law Professor. The announcement was sponsored by the ALI-ABA Assembly, and David W. Rudy, made by Rev. John Lo Schiavo, Committee on Continuing President of the USF Law Society S.J., president ofthe University. His Professional Education. commended the University on the appointment will be effective July I, selection. 1982. In 1980, Professor Ratner was the "Professor Ratner is an outstanding scholar who has won Professor Ratner has been a first visiting scholar named to the continued on page 14 member of the Cornell Law School Marshall P. Madison Chair, and faculty since 1964. Prior to joining the Cornell faculty, he practiced law for eight years with the firm of Sullivan & Cromwell in New York City. Professor Ratner graduated Inside: magna cum laude from Harvard Law School in 1955, where he was article editor of the Harvard Law News — Post Office for USF P»t«3 Review.

From 1966 to 1968, he was Features — Romance in the City Pace 6 executive assistant to Manuel F. Cohen, chairman of the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission. Escapades — KUSF Goes Stereo Pate* From 1971 to 1973, he was Chief Counsel to the Securities • Subcommittee of the U.S. Senate Opinion— USF onomics t'ijr " The Wajumbe Dance Troupe performed in the Parina Lounge Banking Committee in its Study of Securities Markets. last'Wednesday. This was one of the numerous celebrations Sports — Dons Win Two the Hard Way Pate 12 towards this month's celebration of Black History Month. He has been a consultant to the U.S. Treasury Department, Maying Legal Aspects of Foreign .p.t« 2. news •February 19, 1982

New Career Plans Name That Tune! E^gy Submetering In Dorms by Peter Gunn Another one of the functions ol "Students that come here, are aware Career Planning and Placement is of the framework in which they are Can you name the latest on- The Campus Service Representa­ New things are cooking over at the coordinating alumni resources with forced to reside," Mr. Garrett went campus game show in three clues? It tive Program has been given Career Planning and Placement graduate and undergraduate job on. requires a thorough knowledge of authorization for payment of 50% ol Office for this Spring. contemporary, popular music (along the cost to submeter the three main searches. Approximately 50 The students can also coordinate with a strong sense of recall for the residence halls on campus. Hayes Many are run-of-the-mill things representatives from different fields possible international interview rock'n'roll of the I950's, 60's and Healy, Gillson, and Phelan will each for some, and great new who are USF graduates come to problems through the International 70's); it provides fun and excitement be individually metered to measure opportunities for others. Over the USF at the Career Faire. There they House. The people at the I-House for both its participants and their energy consumption. But, past three or four years. Career introduce different, useful tidbits of deal specifically with visa spectators; and it rewards its winners what's so important about Planning and Placement has submetering the residence halls? information that both undergrad­ difficulties. with gift certificates redeemable at provided students and alumni alike uates and graduates need in the job- any Record Factory store in the city. with special job opportunities and search market. Have you guessed yet? "It" is the Not only does submetering allow better communication with 1982 edition of "Name That Tune" employers in both the public and The third function of the office Companies such as the Bank ot for monitoring of energy usage to private sectors, according to has to do with bringing together America recruit people on both the help direct conservation measures, Williard W. Fng. the director of the undergraduate and graduate job­ international as well as the domestic but they can be used for contests Career Planning and Placement seekers with potential employers. scale. Such companies are not only For the past few weeks, five between the residence halls. The Center. This past year approximately 200 looking for people to fill domestic Phelan RA's have been fervishly residence halls are monitored for the companies visited USF. positions, but also for people to go racking their brains for bits and first year to measure usage. Then in One of the main jobs of this office out into the international field. pieces of music and trivia, in an subsequent years competition is held between the residence halls to see deals with preparing and teaching In 1979. 48 companies visited attempt to challenge the wits of the which hall can conserve the most students and alumni of USF to be USF for job interviews. Taking a participants in next week's in-hall Mr. Eng thought that the energy from the base year. In effect, good job seekers. Becoming a good significant jump, in 1981. 121 competitions. international community at USF, the halls are competing against job seeker is part of a process which companies visited USF. involves taking certain counseling which composes 25% of the student themselves. This type of competition body, is reluctant to research job workshops. has been implemented on other During the last interviewing opportunities. He strongly On Monday, February 22 at 8:00 campuses, such as Cal Poly, The counseling workshops that period, only 11 out of I l3companies encouraged both international p.m. in McLaren 252, the seven Berkeley, and Fresno, and have the office hosts are not geared that came to USF were recruiting students and domestic students alike floors of Phelan will begin the battle resulted in a reduction of energy towards how to do well, but rather to international students. to get involved with the Career against each other. This will be consumption of 15-20%. At USF, understand the interview, the llu.* international students are Planning and Placement Office. followed in order by the Gillson this would represent an estimated agenda and various underlying posed with a difficult problem. play-offs on Tuesday, February 23 savings of $846,863 kwh and $50,812 factors that comprise today's "Most companies that come to USF at 8:00 p.m. in the Gillson formal annuallv. professional job interview. are looking for a specific sort of Mr. Eng also mentioned that the lounge, Hayes-Healy on Wednes­ people (e.g., chemistry majors, U.S. day, February 24 at 8:00 p.m. in the Freshman-Sophomore community The total cost, from the lowest bid The content of this workshop citizens)," stated Dick Garrett, an Hayes formal lounge, and Lone was not easy to reach. He stated that by Cascade electrical contractors is prepares the student for particular intern at Career Planning and Mountain on Thursday, February it is the Freshmen and the $6,862, of which 50% will be paid by questions that the employer is likely Placement. 25 at 8:00 p.m. in LM Room 140. Sophomores that could be helped PG&E and 50% by USF Housing. to ask. The workshops in general The winners of each hall the most. Early planning is the best The cost includes the meters, wiring deal extensively with such topics as competition will face-off in the final The U.S. Immigration Depart­ method for success here. and installation. non-verbal communication ment plays a role in placing limits. -.layoff on Monday, March I at 8:00 (posture, tone of voice, facial •>.m. in the University Center Main The framework that today's The funding from PG&E comes expressions). The practicing of Lounge. Admission to all of these international student is placed in has from the Energy Conservation and mock interviews is also dealt with. -•vents is free. automatic limits attached to it. Students of the USF community in Services Department —with Here, different aspects are pointed imposed by the acquirement of the general are invited to visit the Career authorization from R. M. Mert/. out to the interviewee in order to visa. The visa either permits a Planning and Placement Office. Approximately 1,500 students, or improve his or her on-the-interview student to work or prohibits him They re located at the top of 25% of the campus population, live performance. from working in the United States. Campion Hall in room D-8. If you would like to represent your in residence halls. The energy use in floor in "Name That Tune," contact these facilities for the 1980-81 your RA. and help set to rest the academic year was estimated (by question of which dorm has the most square footage) to be about knowledgeable music listeners. 5.645.750 kwh and $338,745. EOGHORN CLASSIFIED Discount Art Supplies iamSm FOR SALE — Victorian style pool table. Excellent condition. Slate bed, beautiful turquoise felt, piano style legs, cues, reck and balls included. Great investment. $1,250 or best offer. Call 641- 1699 Market St. 5584. San Francisco (415) 864-FLAX FOR SALE- CUSTOM MADE ASH DESK 5 Drawer, white Everyday 20-40% discounts on 510 East Et Camino Real antique. Janet Copriviza. 922-0371. Sunnyvale fine art/drafting supplies and furniture. (Near Fair Oaks) PERFECT TYPING ANYTIME, ANY DAY) $1.25 per page on (406) 736-6400 my correcting Selectric. Close to USF. Editing & rush work are my specialties. 668-3557. TAKE UNIQUE, CHEAP TRIPon Green Tortoise Lines' sleeper coaches. 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Since last semester's Foghorn "uniformity" within the association On Monday, February 22nd, the series on cheating both the for dealing with a problem which United States Postal Service will be administration and the USF Faculty they have found to be widespread. officially opening a mini-post office Association have issued policy Vogeley went on to say that she at the presently-located mail rotom statements on academic honesty. felt it important that the statement site. Although both statements have been should not be viewed as a "legal termed "guidelines" by their code" but simply an attempt to bring authors, the Foghorn has learned "regularity and order" in answer to Edith Williams, assistant director that significant changes may be in faculty pleas for guidelines. She said of Plant Services, announced last store for students whose conduct in that a significant number of faculty week the opening of the new USF the classroom may be called into members surveyed by her committee postal station at the bottom of question for cases of cheating on felt that there was a need for a policy, Hayes-Healy residence hall. exams or plagiarism with repect to and concluded with the comment written work. that she would like to see more The statement issued by the student discussion ^pn the subject. This mini-post office will offer Faculty Association is the result of a "Cheating has to be recognized for many of the services of a regular-size study that has been ongoing since what it is —selfishness. It's post office. Mrs. Williams stated April of 1980. The Ad-Hoc misguided idealism if (students) that the new office will be able to Committee on Academic Standards, think they're doing anything else." provide the public with such services under the direction of Assistant There remains some ambiguity as money orders, parcel post and the new USF Post Office will open on Monday. Professor Nancy Vogeley, recently then due to the statement's advisory selling of stamps. However, the completed a five page policy nature. The issue seems to be office will not be able to service mail statement on Academic Dishonesty complicated by the fact that on an international basis; nor will it The post office at present is which has already been distributed although the faculty statement be able to handle express mail undergoing a trial week. Once the the office will keep hours from II- to students in some classes. Prepared suggests penalties and refers to the services. formal opening occurs on the 22nd, 2pm Monday through Friday. by students, administrators and appeals process which students faculty, the document covers suspected of cheating may take, it is definitions of what constitutes the prerogative of the administra­ cheating and plagiarism and suggets tion to regulate all punishments and penalties a faculty member may appeals beyond the assignment of impose for these infractions. course grades. It is significant to note that the Associate Vice President for statement begins with the Academic Affairs Hartmut Fischer assumption that "(the) faculty is was only one of several -me Que^r OFTHe secRer CITY primarily interested in working with administrators who pointed out the students to prevent dishonesty from limited role of the faculty with occurring...beginning from a setting respect to cases where more severe forth of the faculty's expectations punishments such as suspension or for proper behavior in the academic expulsion are being considered. process." The paragraph goes on to "The faculty can recommend but it here's a city in Europp0u ^ , [herefree. state that "frequent assessments of has to act in accordance with students' progress" are one method collective bargaining agreements So unravel these nddles, and uncover its key. of cutting down on the pressure that which provide for appeals can lead to cheating. Dr. Vogeley procedures." According to these explained that although the procedures, grades can be appealed, necessity for maintaining academic but both the Faculty Association freedom prevents anyone except a collective bargaining Agreement faculty member from prescribing and the administration's recently how a class is going to be run, "there's a kind of hidden message. Faculty members, by providing feedback, can reduce the stress in a 12.5-f.56 7,89 K>M class." Lowest Fare To It should be understood that both Dr. Vogeley and Faculty Association President Dr. Mike TOKYO Lehman have termed the lengthy statement simply an answer to the CALL 981-5383 desire of many faculty members for a policy statement to provide SHOGUN TRAVEL

TO PLAY THE GAME: Answer each of the riddles that will appear here each week in February. Write your answer in the blanks below each riddle. The letters with numbers below them corres­ pond to the numbered spaces in the master key. As you till in the letters ol the master key, you will be spelling the WHOTAMI? name and location of a secret city in Europe. Send us 7&ee*4'y# '/4doa*ce the solution, and you and a friend could win a trip there, free. TO ENTER SWEEPSTAKES: 1. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Feb. 19 & 20: 2. Grand Prize consists of two regular round-trip economy airfares to the secret city. 30-day Eurail passes, American v0uih Hostel "THE JERK" passes, two backpacks and $1000 in cash Upon a staff I sit, 3. Cut out master key for use as official entry blank or use 3" x 5" McC 252 card. Print your answer alongwith your name and address Mail I tell the name and pitch, 6&8 PM to Secret City Sweepstakes.P.O Box 6018. Norwalk, CT 06852 4. The first 1.000 correct respondents will receive a poster as an Not one, not two, but three, $1.00 entry prize 5. All entries must be received by 3/15/82. Enter as often as you Sponsored by ASUSF wish, but each entry must be mailed separately. Instruct the symphony. 6. A random drawing of all correct entnes will be held 3/22/82 by 24 the Highland Group, an independent judging organization whose decision is final McMichael & Accalde Duo 7. Sweepstakes void where prohibited, taxed or otherwise restricted Crossroads Coffehouse 8. All potential winners may be required to sign an affidavit of eli­ gibility to verity compliance with the rules within 30 days of receipt 1 7 9 8:30- 10:30 pm of same For a list of prize winners, send self-addressed, stamped envelope to Secret City Sweepstakes c/o Highland Group. 16 (Aruuier to Week #J Riddle: SNAIL) FREE Knight St.. Norwalk. CT 06851 Sponsored by office of Student Activities i -J *. i •_• •OCiasjaappiw ••. I • w 25 55 Cache Valley Drifters Q6N6RAL FOODS INT6RNAT10NAL COffCCS c; U.C. Main (Parina) Lounge 12:00 noon - 1:30 pm •neral Foots Corporation 1982 MAK6 QOOD COMPANY. Free Sponsored by office of Student Activities SKIP Ji • • Page 4' opinion* February 19, 19*2 The Pen is Mightier.. Correspondence by Kelly Marie Harp Editor-in- Chief

"...too many high sounding words and too few actions..." additional cuts. And now they want conduct of the USF rooting section. After every questionable call by the These words from the American revolutionary era are to tell students that if they don't Blackmail officials the USF crowd would let appropriate in light of last week's editorial pages. Regrettably, report to Uncle Sam their out with a chant of "Bull—t. the addresses we had intended to provide along with the willingness to enter into and by their Dear Foghorn: Bull t." My embarrassment was editorials on present economic, educational and environmental presence itensify the horrors in El On February 2, the "Solomon worsened by the fact that my dear policy were unfortunately omitted from these pages. Today you Salvador, then the rest of their aid Bill" was introduced into Congress sainted mother was sitting next to will find the White House address at the bottom of this column will be cut off, too. A lot of hours at (House Concurrent Resolution me. Being the holy woman that she as well as a special telephone number which has been provided the Burger King to pay for $160 a #263). Backed by the Reagan is, she was mortified by the public by the administration for the purpose of taking comments on unit.... Administration, this measure is now decadence displayed by the young current policies. The number is not toll-free we admit, but then under consideration by the House people of USF. Under normal in the political process, cheap talk never did much good anyway. The only result I can see coming Committee on Government out of this Solomon Bill is the circumstances my mother would In publishing this information it is our hope that some of our Operations, and the House activization of college students have insisted that we leave, but being own high sounding words will be accompanied by your actions, Committee on the Post Office and against Reagan, against the draft, the avid basketball fan that she is, we so that even if Mr. Reagan and his advisors never see the Civil Service. and against all the other insane decided to stay. Foghorn, its readers may still make their views known in a way The bill would cut off all financial policies being promulgated, that will be effective. We realize that there is a degree of trust I am wondering what the parents, aid to college students who are draft foremost of which is the nuclear necessarily involved in providing this information to our alumni and general USF Christian age but fail to register. In the past insanity. community feel when the pagan readers, but then it seems to me that trust has always been an year, men ("youths") born in 1963 essential element of the newspaper business. heathenistic rooting section yells out were required to register. Nuclear Disarmament is not an this disgusting chant; surely it can't A former Foghorn editor once referred to this paper as a Nationwide, 77% have complied, "issue" on a par with other issues. be a feeling of pride. journalistic workshop. The term is especially applicable now as but in California only 51% have Rather, the destruction of the world Instead of just complaining like we find several new faces on our staff, and many who are being registered. People just aren't too is imminent, and it's time to do given a chance to earn academic credit for their work. many people do, we have some interested in going to fight a war something about it. Unfortunately, specific alternatives which we feel, if Some of you may have noticed flyers around campus right now. The Reagan Administra­ there will be survivors. The world heeded, will offer a remedy to this advertising the fact that a unit of pass-fail credit is now available tion, preparing for war, wants to left to them will be filled with foul situation. through the Mass Media Department for those who join the intimidate people into registering. unrelenting, intense pain, and alive Next time the rooting section feels Foghorn staff this semester. The timing, as I said earlier, is Because of the large number of non- with unbelievable horrors—when the referee has made a questionable highly appropriate. There is much more to be accomplished this registrants, prosecuting people the nightmare becomes reality. How call why not yell out one of the semester than ever before. through the legal system would be many of us here, today, will live to following ever-popular cheers: Last week I met with Ron Brill of the Public Affairs OFfice far too costly and ineffective— see that very different world, if only "Goodness gracious Mr. Referee, we and loretta Magnani-Williams of the Student Activity Office to blackmail works a lot better. for a while, as we die? think you goofed," "Mr. referee, discuss two new projects the Foghorn will be taking on this Brian Julian please reconsider." "Golly gee Mr. semester. Currently we are planning to combine our efforts with I think this bill has major Secretary, Office of Student referee we feel you're in error," or Public Affairs to provide for the distribution of a new campus implications, especially if it passes. Activities our favorite, the gee-wiz hand clap digest and calendar. It is my firm belief that since the Foghorn It's amazing how rapidly Reagan is cheer, "Gee-wiz, clap, clap."' has always been in theforefront of thegroupcomplainingabout alienating people. Now he's taking a lack of involvement on campus, it is our duty to make every on a pretty powerful group: College We feel that these cheers will not effort to support those who do work to provide social and Students. What an incredible slap in only be beneficial to the whole USF intellectual stimulation on the hilltop. For this reason you may the face: students' aid has already USF Decadence Christian community, but I might have noticed the additions of campus oriented news in the form been cut drastically in order to free even take my sweef old grandmother of a revised calendar in the Escapades section. This has been money for more nuclear weapons to a game. designed to give prominence to campus events of which we are and faster, more sophisticated Dear Editor: Sincerely, informed prior to our deadlines. Likewise the news department systems to deliver those bombs. Last Thursday night while at the Campy Holton is planning to provide a regular feature for the sake of providing Reagan's recent budget proposal St. Mary's basketball game I was John Dooling brief announcements of a campus nature. Please take note of calls for 2 BILLION dollars in astonished and embarrassed by the Matt Dooling this policy last week's paper and avail yourselves of the opportunity to let us know what is going in your area of expertise. I ike I said earlier, this is something we trust you to The Foghorn encourages correspondence regarding any pertinent con­ provide so that we all can be more informed. cern. Letters should be addressed to the Opinions Editor, and must be received by 7:00 PM Monday for publication in that week's edition. Finally, the Foghorn is planning to take over the Brevity is strongly urged. Letters should be preferably typed, or coordination ofthe first USF poster and calendar. Details have printed. A signature must accompany all letters, but names will be yet to be arranged with ASUSF and the Student Activities withheld upon request. The Foghorn reserves the right to edit all office, but stay tuned to these pages for announcements in the correspondence. near future.

The National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators passes on this number to call the White House directly with comments on Reagan Administration policies regarding cuts in student Financial Aid. The number is: (202) 456-7639. The White House address is: So Who Cares? 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington, D.C. 20500

administrators, faculty members or of Foghorn content by insisting that "So what do / care about this students, all realize the value of any student may come forward and school? I'm not giving my money to education. USFs current student contribute—should he or she care it once I'm out!" This is an all-too- body has at its disposal resources enough to do so. common sentiment among students and facilities maintained (barely, it STAFF BOX around here, borne of the recurrent seems) by tuition, but also made Complaining about violated frustrations, seemingly inherent in available in the first place through rights and excessive red-tape seems Editor in Chief Kelly Marie Harp the process of getting an education selfless individuals unbeknownst to to be a part of the modern student's Managing Editor Susie Leon at USF. But is such a position fair to most of us. The University then is the makeup; perhaps we could offset Newt Editor Trevor Gunn this school, to the administrators, visible result of pcple who have Assistants Sam Phillips & Monica Showalter this by occasionally meditating upon faculty and students who make up its cared enough to act. the 126-year continuity in the history Opinion Editor Van Ault community? No, it is not very fair at Entertainment Editor Valeric Rice We might express this in another of USF, its tradition of providing all. Features Editor Eric Pearson way, by saying that USF is also the Catholic university education in the Sports Editor Bill Cottles This University stands today, result of those who do nol care. San Francisco-Bay Area (in other Photo Editor Vic Rosales after 126 years, because individuals Vandalism and cheating are prime words, let's try a little humility!). Advertising Manager Mary Wrin too numerous to count have cared examples of activities which Assistant Matt Pearson enough to see it continue. These compromise the integrity of the Business Manager Leona Ching include alumni, religious folk and school as a whole. Or consider the Alternatively, we students could Circulation Manager Christina M. Capurro friends of a USF of bygone decades, Foghorn, which is subsidized by the realize how fortunate we are to be a Copy Editor Jane Geraci as well as the patrons who today give entire student body. We on the staff part ofthe most educated generation Advisor Jay Johnson, San Franciaeo Exmminer time and money to keep the school are perfectly conscious of this fact; this country has yet seen. Finally, on its feet. All these people Thc SF Foghorn is published weekly by the students of the University of but we also put long hours of work failng these considerations, we San Francisco.Thc opinions expressed do not necessarily represent the participate in an act of faith, in the into every issue and so are inclined to might look into the future, toward viewpoints of thc start, except where indicated. The Foghorn strives to sense that they presuppose become a bit defensive when it is our children's children, and act now defend thc interests of thc students and works to uphold the diverse values responsibility on the part of the suggested that we aren't considering to ensure that they have the same that the student body represents. recipients of their generosity; that the interests of the students in our opportunities, the same choices, these recipients, be they efforts. We justify our determination which we have had. February 19, 1982 opinion t*t* S» <—Potentials (Assignment: USF) Conversation USFonomics

by B. P. Scott by Van Ault counselors have found that their Each of us needs to learn how to People don't listen very much. clients needed, of all things, the be good listeners. It is part ofthe art I love telling all my friends and He snorted. "You can't cat The art of conversation is not chance to safely confide in someone. of conversation. In fact, people who relatives that I go to the University prestige. What's worse, not only understood or appreciated, judging They needed someone to lend a can listen carefully and of San Francisco-Harvard of the does the cost go up. the services get from most of the people I've compassionate ear to their troubles, compassionately may say far more West. I never dare try my erudition cut." encountered. Everyone wants to joys, and insights. Most of us don't about themselves than they could with my friends who really do go to "You've got it all wrong, sport talk, whether it's off-the-cuff go to professional counselors. through "bullying." A good listener Harvard. No. I just whip out my The administration is trying to commentary or drawn out Instead, we use our best friends and can prove that he or she is not driven bursar receipts and automatically I eliminate waste while making sure discourse. They want to steer the relatives as sounding boards. to push a particular viewpont, and is am accorded equal respect. that essential services are kept for conversation the way they want it to secure enough to observe, and Lest it seem that I am being the needy." go; usually, that involves excluding We participate in a great deal of perceive. sarcastic let me assure the reader "The truly needy?" the response from anyone else. Of conversation with those around us. It's seldom talked about how we that 1 am in fact a happy man. I have "Of course. It's what we need course, one-way dialogue does not a This conversation becomes most individually try to dominate the come to realize that complaints and around here. Just look at last year. conversation make. It's more of a beneficial when there is a real process of verbal communication. questions about University policies The extravagance that was wasted talking at rather than talking with. exchange going on. The dynamics of It's a major problem. Now, as ever, are nothing more than the immature on the student health center in the Everybody needs the opportunity communication come fully into play people need to be sensitive to each manifestations of an "affected gym...students don't get sick around for self-expression. Part of being when all participants tune in to the other's needs. A lot of couples feel child." However, this road to here. And why did we really need balanced and healthy is sharing our subtle realm behind the words...the their mates are ignoringthem. Many happiness is not always easy. A that stupid cafeteria up at lone feelings with others. Being able to essence of pure thought and feeling. workers think their bosses are definite note of thanks is in order for Mountain when we have perfectly talk about them is important for When this happens, the conversa­ indifferent to their feelings. And Father President and administration luxurious dining facilities just a mile putting things in perspective. We tionalists have gone beyond the children frequently complain that whose benevolence and generosity away at the U.C?" need to bring our feelings out ofthe usual tendency to care mainly about their parents refuse to listen to them. have enabled me to see the timely "Maybe we did save some money darkness of the psyche and into the what they, as individuals, have to Communication problems are logic of USF financial decisions. I doing all that," he pouted. "But light that a good discussion say. They've initiated a true process everywhere. must admit I experience a warm, where does the 'truly needy' part provides. The more we hold them of sharing. Conversation based on fuzzy feeling every time I hear their come in?" One way to begin improving names. within ourselves, the greater the this kind of rapport is missing in our communication is to talk a little less "Easy. The soccer players still get chance they will become distorted. relationships. We are too concerned and listen a little more...to try to Not only have I been helped to separate dining during the season, This is especially true in the case of about ourselves to allow space for really hear what's being said, and understand this logic, I was even don't they? And the professors. They negative feelings (grief, pain, such conscious dialogue. And so, recognize where it's coming from. able to explain it to another student got a nice pay raise. Grade inflation disappointment). When the pressure many of us become what I call Then real dialogue can flow more last week. Spying the poor soul takes it toll on them, too." is not released, it merely becomes "conversation bullies." We insist on easily. We can get beyond being weeping uncontrollably by the It wasn't working for some greater. Talking about those feelings doing all the talking, and when the "conversation bullies." and find that library I zipped on my role as reason. "The students!" he is a means of letting go. other people try to participate in the our need to behave thus is "nourishing parent." "What seem to screamed. "What about the 7 I'm sure that professional discussion, we cut them off. dissipated. be the problem, friend?" students? Don't we have any needs " "Haven't you read the Foghorn? I was taken aback. "Didn't you get Tuition's going up twelve and a half a letter from Fr. President last spring percent." telling you about the bigger student vf "Come now," 1 answered. "That service?" should make you smile, not cry. "No. Maybe they cut out the mail Remember, last year tuition was service or something." Candid Campus increased fifteen percent. You're "I don't think so. He said he was actually going to save $110.75 next really sorry about having to raise by Allen Funky year." tuition but to show his good will to He softened. "Oh...I never the students he was going to hire Greetings, fellow suckers! It's conversion to stereo. KUSF is easily Thanks to whoever decided to put thought of it that way." more help for the counseling wonderful to be back on the hilltop the most innovation station in the up those railings on the Lone "Sure. Our administration isn't center—more psychologists to help after the nonsense of Christmas. I'm Bay Area...and they've still just Mountain steps. That way we won't trying to give you any cold pricklies. us adjust and cope with the pressure especially grateful that the goten started, really. Who knows slip when it's wet and break our They want you to enjoy life more. of matriculating at this fine administration waited until after what they'll accomplish in the next neck. It does clash with the beautiful Use the extra dough to go skiing in institution. They helped me see spring registration to announce the few years. It's the best p.r. that stuffy antiquity of the place, though. Tahoe." things in a different way." tuition increase. But they're still old USF ever had.... "That sounds like a good idea but "They did?" getting pushy. Father President's What is this silliness about the why don't they just keep tuition the "You bet. Can't you see that if phone has been buzzing like crazy Major changes at the Foghorn. back door of Phelan Hall being off same and then I'll save $553.75? Stanford raises costs fifteen percent with calls from irate students and My newspaper buddies have been limits? Yash says that anyone caught That's enough for a weekend in it's only more than fair that our costs parents. Keep it coming, folks.... playing a "musical chairs" game with going out of the dock doors will be Hawaii." go up twelve and a half percent? It's the editorial positions. Must keep it fined $25, and $50 for leaving them Obviously, such logic was being the immutable law of nature." from getting dull. It seems to be open. The sign on the inside of the wasted with this illogical mind, so 1 He wiped his eyes and 1 detected a The usual Bursar-Registrar working out well. My only entrance says "Use this door." Who decided to try another track. "Look faint gleam. "You know," he said, problems continue, but registration complaint is that my column isn't do we believe, Yash or the sign? at it this way. pal. By going to this "things are beginning to make sense went smoothly for the first time in published more frequently, and that place you're setting yourself up to now. If only I had two million my memory. I was totally caught by it isn't on page one. Oh well, there's become one of tomorrow's leaders. dollars...." surprise. Even the lady from the no accounting for taste down there... The ordeal in El Salvador USF gets a little more respect every "What for?" Bursar's office was great. There are continues, and the rate things are time the cost goes up. Think how "Then in four yearsat USF 1 could some nice people up there, believe it going, some of us may end up as much your sheepskin is going to be be a millionaire." or not. Fond farewells to Francine, Hey, didya see the petition unwilling participants in the party. worth." 1 believe him. who just left the place for brighter Professor Lerski's students Ron Brill was observed funneling horizons elsewhere. She will be circulated? It complained that his government draft propaganda missed. teaching was incompetent, and his through here. I understand he sent Seniors have been complaining demeanor inconsiderate, among over a mass of posters to Loretta- about the handling their graduation other things. They passed it around Mangnani-Williams, which checks have been getting. (That is, to registering students, to warn exhorted us guys to sign up for the none.) If they're going to charge us them. They got to me about two draft "or else." Loretta exercised her S35 to obtain permission to years too late...I had to find out for true responsibility as a freedom- graduate, they'd better not wait till myself. The history professor will loving American by prompting semester's end to give the go-ahead. terminate his tenure at USF at the disposing of the posters. Thanks, Tell them to get their act together. end of this semester. Loretta.... With the cuts in student aid, and the tuition increase, I am certain some of us will be doing other things Yours truly didn't get to have his next fall. Thanks for nothing. King picture put in the yearbook. They Ronald. Remember, even Bonzogot wouldn't let me in front of the to go to college. camera with my mask on. You know, I must remain somewhat anonymous so 1 can continue my Guess what controversial singing sleuthing around here. Woodward & group is occasionally broadcast over Bernstein got nothing on me. You KUSF after having had a legal battle can help! Anyone that wants to with our religious patriarchs.... leave hot tips may do so by phoning Speaking of our esteemed radio the Foghorn ai 666-6122 and leaving a message for me, or you may send a station, I want to add my note. Anonymity is respected. congratulations on the recent

by Tom Fence (with apologies to Elko, Nevada)

You can see it in the movies, watch it on television, or read it in a book. You hear it in songs on the radio, and you can even wander the streets of the city and witness it all around you. By now (after reading the headline how could you guess otherwise?) you must know this is romance we're talking about, and all apologies aside (how corny can you get; what is this? a Barbara Cartland reprint?!) it is there, and if you are a reasonably intelligent person, you cannot deny that it is going on.

Now that it has been decided that romance is all around us, I think it is safe to say that this is neither the time nor the place to describe what romance is, or how one goes about romancing. That is to be left up to your particular instincts, along with your likes, dislikes, and personal preferences (put down that bondage mask this instant!). What we are looking at here © are places to romance in, or at areas that lend themselves to

the romantic spirit. o

To many people the entire "a. city of San Francisco is the romantic place to be, much as Urban beauty. Vienna or Paris are, in romantic tradition. This is to ally unromantic cities like has an outstanding view ofthe be contrasted with tradition- Detroit, Cleveland and Elko, City and the Golden Gate Nevada. San Francisco is a Bridge. The sunset from here city that beckons to the is one of the things that keeps romantic soul, and as such, it people alive inside (more is filled with many beautiful research will have to be done settings for that "just like it is on this area). in the movies" scene. Of course that brings us to Let us say you are out on not only a place, but a time for the town with that special romance. We all know that someone (the Dating Game, romance can happen the Newlywed Game or anywhere, and that romantic what?), but you really don't people tend to make the best have a lot of money, and can't of any situation, and that the afford dinner at Ernie's. time can be anytime. But what Where do you go for those is more in the true, dramatic romantic settings? Remem­ tradition of romance than the ber: you don't have to be rich sunset in an urban place? And to be romantic. A single rose at that time of sunset, there given with feeling means more are a multitude of excellent than two dozen given with promontory-type vistas from lust. Of course money helps, which to view this marvelous but do remember, it is not a time of the early evening. necessity. But then this is turning into a "how to" Most highly recommended article, so let's move on. are the areas in and around Ocean Beach. From Sutro It has been taken on good Heights you look down on authority that one of the most ships coming in to the Bay, romantic spots in the city (or and on a clear day, you can actually near the City) is the see the Farallon Islands. Remember that little cafe Marin Headlands. This area Continued on page 11 Volume Five February 19, 1982 Number 2

KUSF Goes Stereo — Is Your Red Light On?

by M. Kane show was announced at On Wednesday, February 10, designated hours of the day. 800 1982. at midnight hour, KUSF- people attended the stereo purn FM converted from mono to that night which turned out to be stereo broadcasting. Through a a smashing success. Phone calls seven-week fund raising drive, flooded the station most ol ihe the KUSF-FM staff in a team early morning up until noon the effort raised over $8,000 to help next day complimenting and the station convert to stereo. congratulating KUSF on going Along with the benefit profits a stereo and hosting a terrific major donation was made by an party. anonymous electronics company All the d.j.'s were present in the (approximately $4,000 worth of control booth at the On- equipment). Three benefits Broadway during the countdown planned by KSUF-FM music for the station to switch to stereo. director Ted Taylor helped raise over $6,000. The San Francisco "By going stereo the bands which played in the first technological sound of the major benefit last fall were the station improves." said KUSF Punts, Translator and Science General Manager Steve Runyon. Patrol at the On Broadway. The KUSF is the only high powered second benefit featured SVt, non-commercial station Vktms and the Renegades at the affiliated with a university lis Stone. The third and final benefit coverage expands over much of KUSFers Geo Epileptic, Del Gour, Ted Taylor and Linda Quintana. Pholo hy &1 •,/,,. Caslro featured San Francisco's Romeo the Bay Area with a potential 4 Void, along with Translator and million listeners. Six Finger at the 1-Beam. The live from the On Broadway by Possums followed by Chrome LIGHTS, nine records from Additional funds for KUSF to bands and establishments KUSF D. J. George Epileptic, Dinette, which were the first CBS, and a tab for a show at the go stereo were brought in by donated their time and energy for who also served as master of band to be heard live, in stereo, Old Waldorf featuring individual donations and Wave free. ceremonies for this gala event. on KUSF-FM. They were Translator and the Lloyds. No Sector and Program Guide Linda Quintana of KUSF was followed by B-Team. Three money was accepted at the stereo coupons. As a thank-you to the bands, responsible for planning and major door prizes were given party. "This was strictly a party So now KUSF listeners and and listeners for helping the producing this rare event. She away which consisted of a to thank the listeners and local local bands can hear their station go stereo, KUSF hosted a was responsible for confirming Keystone Club Membership bands that helped us go stereo," favorite music in stereo, thanks "going stereo party" on the night bands and gave away some Card, a $15.00 certificate to the said Linda. The guest list to the team work and effort and of Wednesday, February 10th. impressive door prizes. The show "Look Sharp" clothing store, a exceeded 525 names, which were ingenuity of the staff, listeners The entire show was broadcast opened with the Swinging $20 certificate from FOOT­ all called in over the air as the and supporters of KUSF.

—Inside—

Blonde Trio Live Revue ... 8 An Epicurean Review .... 8 Whose Life is it, Anyway •. 9 Beach Blanket Babylon .. 9

Chrome Dinette closed the Stereo Party Pholo by Susan Lonsr page 8 February 19, 1982 Police Come Close to Rock Magic by Blanc Roxanne "raindrop" lights circling the completely thrilled. Complete A thousand bottles could have Palace roof. Very effective. with blinding lights for the been thrown at the Cow Palace One of thc highlights of the chorus, the song was tremen­ stage last weekend and they all evening was the incredible dously exhilarating; there was no would have had the same rendition of "Demolition Man." way the Police could have left message. "The Police Rule!" or Here Andy Summers took over then. something to that effect. completely. The guitar work he And so they didn't. "Young I verything these guys do seems did on this number reflected his teacher the subject of a school girl to be magic and they proved it roots in the earlier days of rock fantasy." sang Sting and that was with two sold-out shows at the when he played with such guys as all it took for the crowd to start Cow Palace last weekend the Animals and Zoot Money. up again. "So Lonely" was The difficult task of opening The searing, psychedelic leads blended in there somehwere and fell upon thc punker shoulders of were just intense; rock'n'roll was the boys left. Still the crowd was the Fleshtones, a promising new very real here. not satisfied, so the boys came group whose music proved too A lot ofthe second album was back with my Ouilando fav, different and "new" for the played; "Regatta de Blanc," "Can't Stand Losing You." largely mainstream rock crowd. "Walking on the Moon" and my Somehwere in there they broke Some nice raunchy guitar, but favorite. "Bring On The Night." into "Be My Girl," and Sting unfortunately not appreciated, so On that number. Sting's vocals once again got everybody singing the Heshtones hastily departed positively cry; he's so-o-o "would you be my girl...." Then the stage so the audience could emotional. Once again. Andy is came the last verse ofthe song, "I better hear the intermission exceptionally impressive; his guess this is our last goodbye" music. No hope (sigh). melodious guitar chords here are and the fans had to be satisfied Anyway. "Message" opened what catch the ears. with that. up the show, followed quickly by As is usually the case, the best The audience sure has changed "Every Little Thing She Does Is got saved for last. "One World from the early days of the Blonde Magic." I.ike Sweet Super Bowl Not Three" had the entire Trio. Strictly "new wavers" and XVI, the guys seemed to audience chanting the chorus, "punks" were found at their first Officers Sting, Andy Summers and Stu Copeland. "fumble" in their singing at first, "one world is enough for all of San Francisco appearances in '79 mainstream rock-consuming The Police may be a mass appeal the rhythm falling behind the us." Sting exhorted the crowd to and they were still the majority in masses. group, but they'll at least offer vocals a bit. But as the show "sign louder than last night" and their '80 appearance at Oakland. I don't like the Cow Palace a a originality and creativity to the continued the guys improved. they did on many of the "kee-o. But then the Police's unique rule. I don't like arena-type airwaves currently infected with "Spirits in thc Material World" kee-o, kee-a-o's." "De Doo Doo" blend of reggae/ rock /jazz is hard concerts as a rule. And 1 don't the stagnating Rip-Off-Top-40 was done more impressively than whatever, also was a favorite. to resist and so their popularity like blonde guys as a rule. But I Syndrome. Yes button-down- on vinyl, and "Shadows in the The closing song ofthe first set, has increased tremendously, a hate rules and the above three collar types, corporate rock is Rain" off Reggatta deBlanc.was "Roxanne" had old-time surprising exceptional credit to elements came together being arrested; the Police are accompanied by dancing diehards like yours trulv the unusually banal taste of the surprisingly well last weekend. issuing citations now. Italian Intimacy—The Old Spaghetti Factory only recommended for those who rather cavernous and it seems the priced reasonably —Grolsch is the evening. If you wish dessert, like spices, etc. Mushroom is by Edith the Epicurean decor changes almost weekly. Last $2.50 and that is probably the bring along a little more. If for no excellent if you like mushrooms, week, there were rather childish most expensive. other reason. The Factory shou\d except it is too rich for an entire In the eternal search fora good murals of zoo animals on the The food is exclusively Italian, be seen for atmosphere and the plate. The meat sauce is the best plate of spaghetti, it would seem walls, while a variety of furniture and they do offer more than extraordinary offerings of beer. of all options (love that logical to look in North Beach, a hung from the rafters. The tables spaghetti. (Lasagna is featured.) There is a pregnant cat running oregano!). Overall, the food is bastion of Italian restaurants and and chairs are mismatched—the There are six kinds of spaghetti around, and the waiters stand good, although not outstanding. coffee houses. The Old Spaghetti bar is long and decorated with a offered, and the dinner includes around smoking and looking all the garlic bread you can eat. The bread and salad are far above Factory on Columbus and variety of beer signs, not to bored. It is a complete dining salad, coffee, and two servings of average—certainly superior to Green epitomizes the college mention mirrors. experience in every sense of the spaghetti. They offer meat sauce, the commons. The spaghetti is lestaurant: cheap and plenty of Speaking of bars, one of the word. bod. big attractions of 7711? Factory is mushroom sauce, al pesto, satisfying if you are going Bui first, the atmosphere is its beer menu. They have almost chicken liver, clam and any or all through withdrawal from Italian every beer from Anchor Steam (a ofthe above together on the same food. something else. The entrance is -¥•¥-¥• located down the side of a long. personal favorite) to Grolsch. to plate. Al pesto (hot naked What is the'price for all ofthis? spaghetti) is rich with herbs and is dark alley. The main room is Koin Beer from Janan. Beer is $5.50 plus drinks will suffice for A Chorus Line Revisited Worth a Second Look by Eric Pearson feel of the show. No matter where works in this production. me with a high recommendation. managed to transcend this I really enjoyed it, and it is worth difficulty, and seen without the A Chorus Une has returned, you sit in the theater, you are Enough praise for the show. the money you put out...unless threat, I'm sure this could be one for what is being touted as its fifth never very far from the actors, Any play has its faults, and this there is a bomb threat, as there of the best theater performances and final run...for a while. Yours and you can see the expressions one is not without them. Most was on the opening night of the of the year. truly managed to catch the on their faces, which adds a lot to glaring is the casting of Thia performance. But the show opening night performance ofthe the feel of things. Enough for the Fadel in the key part of Cassie, show, and the lateness of this "feel" of the show. the director's old girlfriend who review is to be apologized for. The show is about a Broadway used to be featured, and is now It'S FRIDAY NIGHT! But in the case that you are audition, and this audition is a back in the chorus. She really planning to see this show.... sort of metaphor for the world, doesn't sing so well, and her Spend it with a name you can trust. It is, on the whole, a very and the dancers auditioning are dancing left a lot to be desired, as entertaining production. As has the people in the world. This is a others in the cast were better been stated mother reviews of the concept that goes back even dancers. The score by Marvin play, it is evident that good before Shakespeare, who made it Hamlish is also a little weak, but material is hard to do bad, and popular, but it is one that stands then, that is not the focal point of this show is such that it lends the test of time, but it still works the show. There were also a few itself to any attempt todo it good. and it still seems fresh. technical difficulties with the This is not to say that this In the beginning ofthe play, we Curran, but then, that isn't the performance was accomplished are faced with a stage full- of fault of the play. on energy and a good script anonymous actors that we know In the praise department again, alone, because it was not. It is just nothing about, nor do we care the part of Paul, the Puerto what happens to them. It is the Rican homosexual who deals to point out that A Chorus Une. **. . . it was their original numbers, a sound like Oklahoma and Paint Your intense writing of Michael with his family, is played Wagon is a crowd pleaser, and it Bennett, who wrote and perfectly by Stephen Crenshaw, -df of their own, that kept the crowd crazy about doesn't take a degree in drama to choreographed the show, that and is an emotional highwater dancing. Recognition seems inevitable for this understand what is going on. makes all of the characters real, mark in the show. bright and promising young band." and by the end of the show, we The orchestra, as conducted by USF Foghorn. /Dennis Strazulo Ihis production took place in feel as if we know each person. Sherman Frank, really keeps the thc Curran Theater, and thc They become real to us, and we pace moving, and they could be WITH SPECIAL GUESTS FEB 19TH smallness of the venue gave the care what happens to them. This heard really well from their PETER BILT THUMP THUMP THUMP show an intimate quality that I is the mark of a good book or a hiding place in front of the stage. Overall, the show comes from i leel reallv added to the overall good movie, and it obviously <" LeDisque. 1840 Haight SF February 19, 1982 page 9 Beach Blanket Babylon A Starry Success

by Slick Morgan New York where Snow White The club itself is one of San If next weekend you find the becomes the "toast of Francisco's few real nightclubs. need to do something different, Broadway," literally. The Fugazi, which opens its or if you have a date you wish to doors about an hour before show impress with your good taste and time, is a comfortable emporium with a collection of tables humor, take a trip to the Big This, in turn, sets up a hilarous encircling the stage and excellent Apple! musical review of Broadway balcony seating. The bar serves Beach Blanket Babylon Goes starring four or five ersatz Liza only beer, wine and soft drinks,a to the Stars and Broadway is Minellis and a couple packs of nd its prices are a touch producer Steve Silver's latest cigarettes, in a totally irreverent uncomfortable (although the production. It is ninety minutes hilarious parody of New York. wine list is fairly well chosen). of pure enjoyment starring Needless to say, as the Club among others Snow White, Fugazi is a bar, the show is closed Prince Charles, Lady Di, Joe to all minors except for the BBB is performed six times a Montana, Superman, and two Sunday afternoon show (so bring week at the Club Fugazi on tables of singing cocktails for two some ID kiddies). at Sardi's. Green Street, where it has been playing to packed houses for almost eight years. The show loosely follows the Tickets, which cost between travels of a falsetto-voiced Snow $10.50 and $12.50 (depending on White (played by Elizabeth day and time), almost always sell out, so buy your tickets at least Padilla). who leaves her beloved The show itself changes every two days in advance. Run, don't San Francisco in search of a few months (it has just changed walk to Beach Blanket Babylon prince (or Barry Manilow: 1 kind from BBB goes to Hollywood), today, even if you have no one to of lost track ofthe plot when Mr. with each new review keeping the impress but yourself. Peanut came out* with a violin same generic plot but changing and did a scene from Fiddler on most of the music—this version is the Roof, so I'm not really sure!), about sixty percent new material. a search eventually leading her to -¥•¥-*-¥•-¥•-¥•¥-¥*-¥•¥¥¥-¥*-¥*-¥•*-*-¥•¥-¥•¥¥•¥ Dreyfus & Cassevetes: Whose Movie is it, Anyway

by Valerie Rice that faces him. He sends his must be suffering from severe he wishes to die. Harrison saysall wits. I was not totally pleased girlfriend away to live her own depression." Who should decide? hc has left is his mind and that is with the treatment of the subject Who has dominion over life, life; becomes obsessed with the the film asks. Harrison hires an too much because it tortures him matter: Whose Life was the doctor or the patient? Robert double entendre remark because attorney to get himself released. with memories of what he cannot originally a play and if it was this Badham's film. Whose Life Is It, he knows he will never have sex Emmerson calls in psychiatrists have now. ineffective as a movie, I can Anyway? examines the fine line again. to prove that Harrison is imagine what it was likeasa play between the doctor's sworn duty Dreyfus is incredible as a The conflict begins when Dr. clinically depressed, and the Despite an outstanding cast and to preserve life and the patient's quadraplegic. He has captured Emmerson orders Valium for battle is on. excellent performances it leaves right to control his own life. the physical characteristics what he considers to be a I won't tell you how it ends, but perfectly and the viewer forgets me untouched. There is humor Richard Dreyfuss plays Ken •clinically depressed Harrison. it is an interesting film to see in that he is not actually paralyzed. (an orderly and a nurse kidnap Harrison, a sculptor left a Needless to say, Harrison refuses comparison with The Other Side (He falls out of bed in one scene Harrison for an evening, treat helpless quadraplegic after a car the pills, claiming he should be of ihe Mountain (a paraplegic and he remains the epitome of him to punk music and get him accident. John Cassavetes is Dr. allowed to keep his conscious free who successfully copes) and paralysis.) John Cassavettes is stoned) and pathos. But...it is not Emmerson, the man who saved from paralysis. Emmerson then Promises in the Dark (euthanasia the not so human doctor, totally convincing despite all of Harrison's life. injects him with it, disregarding carried out). The film raises no dedicated but not very this. Whose Ufe Is It, Anyway?'u The film is intense; a graphic Harrison's objections and new or revolutionary questions, understanding. He does an playing at the Coronet. series of juxtaposed images that knowing that Harrison is unable and that is one of my quarrels adequate job for the part. continually remind the viewer to do anything about it. with it. lt has all been said before. that Harrison will never be what Harrison decides he wants to No one would seemingly disagree This film is highly recommen­ he once was. Harrison grows to be released, knowing that with his right to have dominion ded for anyone interested in a realize this, and as we watch, without care he will die. over his body, but it is not made health-related career or anyone ¥-

Bay Area Music Awards in March

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Lands End. with its view of where you can sit and drink the Golden Gate is also high espresso and work out all the on the list. One place that is problems in life. If you are hardly ever visited is the ruins into it for dinner, you can find of the Sutro Baths. This once delicious food at many ofthe great bathing palace brings establishments, especially you right down to sea level, Italian. and nothing can quite equal the pounding waves (a Not far from North Beach Hollywood metaphor) you can find yourself in against the old sea wall. But if Chinatown. Wandering in you must, just going for a this part of the City is a lot of stroll down the beach, at any fun, but if you decide to eat time, not only during the here, don't look at the kitchen sunset, can definitely be "the first. Do get a ginger ice cream most." cone.

But then the beach is sort of If you find yourself out in far away, and a friend once the Avenues, however out in said that if you don't have the outer limits they are, a very wheels, the beach is like the romantic spot can be Golden outer limits. Closer to the Gate Park. To walk in the center of the City there is one meadows, or to hang around of the more romantic places, the statues; it is all in the best namely Coit Tower. This sort of romantic novel tower, built to resemble a fire tradition. A leisurely weekday hose (another metaphor?) has stroll through the Conserva­ a nice big parking lot and a tory and a look at some gorgeous view of the Bay Brazilian plants may be all Coit Tower; Metaphoric romance. Bridge and the Embarcadero. you need. Behind the tower there is a little grassy park, with a good vista. Pate 12 sports. • February 19,1982 DONSWIN TWO CLOSE ONES hv Bill Collies

Ihe University of San Francisco The Dons had another chance to of support for USF basketball. USF Dons won both of their West Coast win the game when they had a 65-63 has failed to sell out a single game Athletic Conference games last lead in the first overtime. Forward this year in Memorial Gymnasium, weekend, defeating the St. Mary's Eric Booker stole a pass and drove which has a capacity of only 6,005. Gaels by one point. 78-77 and toward the hoop for what at first was Wichita State averaged around winning over the University of San a slam, but he changed his mind in 10,500 people a game last season, Diego 75-69 in double overtime. The midair and decided to go for the and many ofthe nationally ranked, two games characterized the Pons' lav up. Booker missed the layup and and even the non-nationally ranked inability to handily defeat seemingly the Toreros grabbed the rebound teams average thousands more than outclassed opposition. and hustled the ball downcourt for a USF. (HI.ml Quintin Dailey led thc Jim Bateman layup resulting in 65- scoring in both games with 26and 20 65 tie. and a second overtime. points respectively. Dailey gave the Booker did manage to redeem USF, however, does have a 21-4 Dons an eleven-point lead over USD himself in the second overtime when record and has defeated a then two minutes into the second half he blocked Dave Heppell's shot nationally ranked Georgia and Saturday, and it looked as if USF from the baseline and then ripped the ball from Heppell's grasp when Wichita State. The Dons have had finally taken control and were the center regained possession. Eric shown enough character when going to blow the toreros out ofthe Slaymaker picked up the loose ball, necessary to win the close games. game But USD battled back, out- was fouled by Heppell and clinched USF is 4-0 in overtime games, 7-1 in scoring thc Dons 18-7 to tie the score the victory with two free throws. games decided by three points or at 47 midway through the second less, 8-1 in combined overtime and half on a Dave Heppell hook in the What kept the Toreros close was a three point or less games, and 10-1 alen. The teams exchanged leads good team effort and the when combining overtime, three down the stretch, and went into inspirational play of 6-5 forward Jim point games and games against ovenime when Heppell. USD's 6-8 Bateman. Bateman. a 215 pound nationally ranked teams. The Dons center, missed a jumper with :05 junior college transfer from Laguna appear to be a team that plays only seconds left to play. Beach, California, put on a gutsy when pressured. If the Dons USF may not even have had to go performance with his aggressive, somehow fnd the inspiration to play into overtime and risk whatever hustling play and almost every game as fired up as their chance they have of winning the singlehandedly stole a victory for opponents, they should be WCAC (Pepperdine 9-0. won twice, USD. Midway through the second dangerous come March and the beating Gonzaga 73-58, and half. Bateman suffered a cut over his NCAA playoffs. Portland. 79-64) if the officials had right eye that eventually required decided to call goaltending on several stitches to close. USD head photo by Bill Cottles USD's Randy Whitmarsh. With coach Jim Brovelli called Bateman Forward Eric Booker is fouled by St. Mary's Paul Pickett on this 2:57 to go in regulation and the score "a tough, hardnosed competitor." jumper. The Dons'defeated St. Mary's Friday by a score of 78-77 and Bateman finished with 24 points to deadlocked at 57. Dailey intercepted USD Saturday in two overtimes. lead the Toreros. a pass by Whitmarsh at midcourt and raced downcourt for an Against St. Mary's, the Dons falls into a lapse. Coach Pete Barry' playoffs in March. The contrast was SURFERS - OYMT-ASTS • attempted slam, but was fouled by trailed 36-41 at halftime to an explained "There is no clearly evident as Jim Bateman gave his all WRESTLERS SWIMMERS , Whitmarsh. The ball appeared to be inspired Gaels team that had taken defined answer," and that his team for USD and as St. Mary's almost halfway below the rim, but USF into overtime at Moraga earlier will "just keep plugging away." USF inspiration enabled them to snatch a somehow popped out. At the same in the year before losing 86-84. The has given scattered good play, but no 75-74 lead aginst the Dons with 1:19 Extras, needed for major studio time the bottom of the net flung up USF lineup of Slaymaker, Wallace solid, consistent performance. Barry left to play. film to be shot in Santa Cruz area adds, "We're not in the habit of Make up to $200. as Whitmarsh's hand hit at least the Bryant, Dailey, Kenny McAlister, There may be several reasons for putting teams away," and that it is net. and probably the ball. No and John Hegwood opened the USPs non-aggressive play. The not fundamentals but "athletic goaltending was called, however, second half of the ballgame by Dons, however, weren't playing instincts" that have resulted in the and hence, no three point play for blitzing the Gaels 10-2 to take a 46- against a nationally ranked team, Call 408-722-7761. Dons failure to decisively beat the Dons. The Dons argued 43 lead. The Dons stretched the lead and probably found it hard to get opponents. vehemently for goaltending but with to 10 points midway through the fired up to play the St. Mary's Gaels no result. Dailey sank both foul second half, but the Dons were then What Coach Barry may be talking and the University of San Diego shots to give USF a 59-57 lead, and outscored 20-9 by St. Mary's to fall of is a lack of "killer instinct." The Toreros. The WCAC is a soft when 6-0 USD guard Rich Davis behind 74-75 with 1:19 to play before Dons may be satisfied with just the schedule for a nationally ranked slipped inside 7-0 USF center a WallaceBryant dunk saved USF. win, but their nonassertive style of team like USF, and offers little Wallace Bryant went in for a lay with When it appears the Dons are play is beginning to haunt them as competition from game to game. A :53 seconds, it was 61 all. about to blow a game open, the team the team moves toward the NCAA contributing reason may be the lack

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Don't get me wrong. It should be a Another theory is that they are by Mike McNaughton credit to the team that they are able over-coached. It has been suggested to win so many close games. It shows that Pete Barry's complicated poise and thc ability to perform well offenses and combination defenses 4th Straight under pressure. However, the are too advanced for players that It's strange visiting the locker question that everyone is asking is, learned how to play on the school rooms after a typical USF basketball yards. Still, this doesn't explain why, by Bill Cottles game. why are the games so close to begin with and why can't the Dons beat a as a team, USF shot 40% from the I) The Dons getting used to In the one room, players are team, any team, convincingly? floor against San Diego last The USF Lady Dons Basketball playing with ^acli other; 2) the cheering, patting each on the back, weekend. Or that when they are team capped a very successful week team is beginning to play with a lot and singing the school fight song. Many explanations have been shooting well, they are outrebound- Tuesday night by beating the Santa of confidence, and 3) poise Against Next door, the team is quiet, offered. ed by teams half their size. Clara Broncos, 58-56, in overtime Cal. the Lady Dons were down by 17 depressed, and extremely Earlier in the week USF defeated but battled back to win by one. and First up is the one most commonly The theory that a lot of people are disappointed. Fresno State, and the previously un­ beal Santa Clara Tuesday in suggested by U.S.F. players and believing is that USF just isn't as defeated Cal Bears (8-1 in NorCal overtime. optimists. Teams play at their best good as they are given credit for. This may seem very normal to Conference) at Berkeley, 84-83. The Linda Walsh led the scoring with when they play a top-twenty team, Quintin Dailey, they say, should you, but then look at the score wins give USF a 4-5 Northern Cali­ 21 points and 12 rebounds against they claim. USF can't get excited never be considered one of the best board. The team rejoicing is the fornia Conference record, a four Cal before fouling out, and was over a little team, but a little team guards in the country. The truth is, team that lost the game while the game winning streak, and a 7-13 followed by Sue Corder with 20 has no problem getting up for the Dailey hasn't been the guard we team sobbing, usually USF, has overall record. points on 8 for 13 shooting. Lisa Dons. hoped he would. He's thrown up Daughtry had 15 points and Lisa enough shots to lead the team in Baptista and Melissa Milton scored Two comments on that: first, if scoring and to get his name in the So, you ask, why is USF wearing Cal led USF by 8 points at half- 10 each. While taking nothing away this is true, then other teams of paper, but he hasn't been the super such gloomy expressions? Well, it time and as much as 17 earlier in the for the Dons, a second half collapse USFs caliber should have the same guard he could be. seems, the Dons didn't quite "reach game. But the Lady Dons hung by Cal did aid USF in getting the problem. The truth is, although they their full potential" that night, or tough, played good team defense, win. The Bears shot 33% (14-42) will occasionally lose games, every The problem with this latter their mediocre opponents played so and finally crept up to keep the game from the field and 25r; (4-16) from other team in the top twenty has argument is that we've seen what a well that they "could have beaten close to the end. Coach Ron the line after firing 61.5*r on field shown the ability to beat a mediocre great team USF can be. We saw it anyone." In other words, folks, USF Wheatley was pleased with the play goals in the first half. This choke has won another game just by the team by a substantial margin. against Georgia and again against of the Dons, especially that of Sue Wichita State. And we have seen prevented the Bears from a possible skin of their teeth. Corder, who scored 12 points down undefeated season in NorCal play. Secondly, U.S.F. has had several what a great player Dailey can be. the stretch to help defeat Cal. Such was the case last week with a Earlier this week, the l.ady Dons games in which they should have That's what makes it so frustrating. Wheatley feels things are finally one-point victory over St. Mary's defeated Fresno State 58-52 at been motivated: their games against beginning to jell forthe Ladies. With and again with a double overtime Fresno, led by Lisa Daughtry's 18 Notre Dame, the nationally televised It should be clear that there is no their 4-5 league record, the Lady win against San Diego. And such points and 15 rebounds, and Lisa game against South Carolina, and one reason for USF's problem. But it Dons have won 4 straight and 5 out has been the case throughout the '81 Baptista's 8 assists. Fresno State was their meeting with arch-rival Santa should also be clear that a problem of their last 7 games. Wehatley cites season. cold as ice from the field and shot Clara. A team must have the ability exists. To perform well in the NCAA three factors responsible for the only 25%. People are beginning to wonder: to become self-motivating. This is tournament requires consistency, Dons success: have the Dons, who are 21-4, ever definitely one of USF's key motivation and enthusiasm. USF beaten the point spread? weaknesses. has about five games to find them.

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SPORTS MENU - February 19 - 25 l^**£****^*»y-**a**'*a»''aaa»'**-a''**-a*'*-..'***^^ ****'**,**^**»*--*'*****a'*'-****a«*-**'*^^ •» -» - - --1- <*- i***:r-^ri-?7^?j-j:j^ Rain Halts Diamond Dons Friday, February 19 USF Tennis (2/17-2/21) Nor Cal Intercollegiate (San Jose) All Day by Bill Cottles Saturday, February 20 play the University of the Pacific foi on "bleeders," weak base hits USF Basketball at Gonzaga 7:30 p.m. a doubleheader on Saturday and The USF baseball squad wa> landing or rolling between or just USF Baseball at Pacific (2) 12:00 noon rained out four times over the week beyond the reach of players, and yes, returns home for the finale at Ulrich but did manage to get in one game ol even a broken aluminum bat base hit Field of the three-game NCBAseries Sunday, February 21 a three game series against Fresno has gone against the Dons. Sunday at one in the afternoon USF Baseball vs. Pacific (Home) 1:00 p.m. Concerning the Northern UOP is 0-4 this year in the NCBA State, playing Friday and lost 7-0. Monday, February 22 California Baseball Association and the Dons expect to win at least Conn Dempsey started on the USF Women's Basketball at UOP 7:30 p.m. mound for the Dons and was (NCBA) race, the ballclub is in good two and hopefully sweep this series relieved after the eighth by shape (2-2) and expects a 13-5 or 12- A successfull sweep would put the Tuesday, February 23 righthander Bob Reed. Jeff Dietrich 6 record capable of winning the team at 5-2 in NCBA play and would USF Baseball vs. Hayward State (Home) 2:30 p.m. mopped up to finish the game. USF NCBA allow the Baseball team to say USF Tennis at Canada 1:30 p.m. was in this one until the fifth inning The doubleheader scheduled for paraphrasing Coach Bowman' Wednesday, February 24 when Dempsey (1-2) gave up two Saturday against Fresno, the words, "We're here." USF Women's Basketball vs. San Jose State (Home) ... 7:30 p.m. walks, a base hit, and then, the fatal Tuesday date with Stanislaus State blow, a home run to open up the and the game versus Chico State USF Women's Softball vs. Sonoma State (Home) 7:30 p.m. game fo rthe Bulldogs. Wednesday were all rained out. As a Thursday, February 25 The Dons (2-2 in league, 3-5 result of the foul weather, the Dons USF Tennis vs. Foothill (Olympic Club) 2:00 p.m. overall), are not a power hitting ball have been forced to practice inside club, which means that when the Memorial Gymnasium, severely team gets down by a significant limiting practices. San Francisco number of runs, it is much harder for travels to Stockton this weekend to them to come back than most clubs. A lineup with power hitters has the capacity to get back in a game with So says Ihe VA... T^^* one swing of the bat whereas a running team like the Dons needs a III MfGIVf YOU d TIP, \ WHElY'THAT'S series of hits, stolen bases and other PAL... VETERANS SHOULD \ GOOD, such tactics to score a bunch of runs APPLY FOR REEWPlOYMENW HOKti 1 in a single inning. The team has to TO THEIR FORMER r-7THOUGHT 1 "stay within three" according to EMPLOYER WITHIN / ONLY HAD head coach Ken Bowman. "Wecan'l v 90 DAYS / THREE MONTHS.' get three or four down." When down by this much Bowman says his percentages won't be on the Don's side. Bowman believes his team can play with anybody, and the Dons are neither over nor undermanned. What the Dons need this year is a break USF has not been getting the big break that they've needed this photo by Bill Cottles year. According to the team, where other teams make the diving catch, Contact nearest VA otlice (check your Shortstop Monko Corral was to play,but the weather had other ideas USF just misses. In Palo Alto. phone book) or a local veterans group. as the Dons were rained out four times after suffering a 7-0 loss to Stanford scored many of their runs Fresno State last Friday.

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continued . . USF Professor Acclaims Moscone Center issued statement on Academic Honesty appear to concede that this College this fall partly because ofthe eventually enroll 250 students. "San The USF program was designed process can only be persuasive at While it is widely known that shot in the arm the Moscone Center Francisco is an ideal location for this with the help of a 38-membcr best. It is pertinent to note that the tourism is San Francisco's (and will give the local hospitality program." he says, "since most industry council headed h\ current revisions in the Statement on California's) number one industry, industry, states Koppel. Restaurant established hospitality schools are Fairmont Hotel President Rich.ird Student Rights and Freedoms are opening of the Moscone Convention sales, according to the National located in the east, and graduates Swig. Ihey studied other programs likely to echo this limitation. Center is likely to put the Restaurant Association, have here can step right into local throughout the U.S. two years Administrative sources have also "hospitality industry" in first place tripled in the last decade. The management positions." Koppel belore launching the USF program revealed that the academic honesty as the Bay Area's largest employer, 386,000 establishments enjoy 8 notes that increasing competition Swig is enthusiastic about the new and discipline statements issued by states Dr. Joseph N. Koppel. million Americans. The Association and sophisticated management program since local lood. beverage, the Academic Affairs office are coordinator of the hospitality projects that in 1982 over 250,000 techniques in the industry are lodging and wine industries arc a planned for inclusion in the new management program in the new jobs will be provided by putting a premium on trained virtual "laboratory" for the catalog of courses. University of San Francisco's restaurants nationwide. Since 449r business graduates familiar with thc management student to gain McLaren College of Business. Despite the efforts of those of restaurant employees are field. Nationally, graduates of four- practical experience about the field concerned with the issue of cheating minorities, 66-7f women and 24% year college programs in hospitality Now. with the new Moscone Center, at USF, the concensus seems to be Koppel, citing October, 1981 teenagers, this segment of the management increased 60 percent in the opportunities and need are that it is still the prerogative of each figures collected by the State hospitality industry provides a the last three years, notes Koppel. greater than ever, states Swig. faculty member to determine an Employment Development valuable source of employment and an additional 54Cj increase in individual cheating policy in each Department, points out the opportunity in America. graduates in the next three years is classroom. As Associate Professor hospitality industry (food, beverage expected. Mike Lehman of the Faculty- and lodging establishments) already Association commented: "If Koppel expects the new USF employs 113.000 people in the five hospitality management program to students plan to cheat, they ought to county Bay Area, making it second ask the teacher about his or her only to education (employing policy on it first." 115,000) as the region's largest source of jobs. Thc USF professor notes that the hospitality industry In Memory already employs more people than any one of the following industry groups: the health field, federal Mrs. Emma M O'Neil, mother of government, state government, Fr. Ijewis B. O'Neil. S.J. Associate Mrs. Emilia Sandoval, mother of banking, insurance, wholesale trade Mr. Roger Lyons, lhe father of Direcaior of Campus Ministry, died USF student Delia Sandoval, passed or communications utilities Cindy Lyons, a student at I'SF and suddenly but peacefully of heart away Wednesday. February 10. companies. "The hospitality resident of Hayes Healy Residence failure on Weds. February 10th. She 1982, Mrs. Sandoval had been industry is a critical factor in our Hall, died Wednesday. February 10, was 82 years old. Besides Fl. O'Neil suffering from a serious chronic local economy," states Koppel. 1982 after a prolonged illness. she leaves three sons and four condition. Among other family "employing one out of every 14 Besides Cindy, he leaves his wife daughters in San Diego. members, surviving is her husband workers in the five-county Bay Area Theresa. Services for Mr. Lyons will Tlie wake service and Rosary will Mr. Abel Sandoval. Services lor (San Francisco, Alameda. Contra he held in IJvermore. California. he held on Feb. 12th at 7p.m. in St. 'sirs Sandoval ss ill he held in Menlo Costa, Marin and San Mateo Rita's Church. Mass of Resurrection Park. California. counties)." will he celebrated on Sai. Feb. I ith ai 10a.m. in St. Rita's Churchm San Diego. The Moscone Convention Center is projected to add 3,700 new jobs and $56 million in private sector payroll, much of it in the "hospitality industry" notes Koppel. Now There's No Excuse.

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SENIORS: Ever thought of doing overseas volunteer work before CAMPUS MINISTRY RETREAT earning your millions? The Ponape Agriculture and Trade School, SERIES BEGINS located in the South Pacific, is looking for qualified men to teach On Feb. 26-28 Campus Ministry secondary level English. If will sponsor its first retreat of the interested, contact Fr. Don Foree, spring semester. The topic of this S.J. at Campus Ministry, Lower first retreat is the connection level Phelan. X 6582. between faith in Jesus the Christ, His teachings and the consequent duty On Sunday, april 25. 1982. Bishop to serve our world. Daniel Walsh will administer the Besides discussion and quiet time, sacrament of Confirmation in St. there will be ample prayer both Ignatius Church. Anyone interested structured and unstructured. in receiving this sacrament should The cost ofthe retreat is $23 which contact Fr. Don Foree, S.J. at the includes food and lodging for one Campus Ministry Center, lower weekend. Everything else needed for level Phelan. X 6582 for details. the retreat will be provided. The There will be a preparation program retreat is open to the entire USF during the Lenten season. community. New Dean For further information contact Women can defend themselves. 6582. This class, presented by the Don't Forget! Women's Protection Program ofthe continued from front Marin Rape Crisis Center, will cover A symposium in honor of the crime prevention, body language, respect as a practicing lawyer and as fourth centenary of the death of St. vulnerability, and self-defense professor of law. On behalf of the Teresa will be held this Saturday, techniques. Beginning Feb. 22, alumni and friends of the USF Shroud Lecture Feb. 20 in McLaren from 9 am to 5 classes will be held on Monday School of law we assure him of our pm. The theme is "Teresa of Avila— nights, 7 to 10 pm 'til April 26. support and have the greatest confi­ Valiant Woman." and features panel Admissions open'til March 8$ I per dence in his leadership." discussion, slide production, hour, $30 payable at first class. The University of San Francisco Saturday 2/20 classical guitar recital and lectures. Wendy Phoenix, instructs in a School of Law was founded in San The day culminates in a relaxed, supportive environment. Francisco in 1912. Its first Dean was concelebrated Mass ofthe Eucharist Bring a friend. Call Intramurals for Matthew I. Sullivan who later McLaren 250-52 » with The Most Reverend John R. more information, 666-6704. became the Chief Justice of the Quinn. DD, Archbishop of San California Supreme Court. afc a** afc a*h.^.^.^A a—aT-J* J--f^Ji-aTi-aT-af*i » m, §m Francisco as principal celebrant. "''"WS.ttVAW,^^^ Pre-registration fee is $20; tickets at u the door are $25. Mail ticket requests to OCDS Symposium.c/o Pat Kane. 721 Parker Ave., S.F. 94118 For more information call 668-3409. Bank of America This Spring a purse will be Career Interviews awarded to the recipient of the Second Distinguished Research Award. This annual prize is sponsored jointly by the Faculty Association and the administration. Last year's purse was awarded to Professor Eugene Benton at the Physics Department. Applications are due no later than Monday, March 1, 1982. Theyareto be sent to Ivan Hudson, Secretary, Faculty Research Committee, Gleeson Library, at extention 6686.

Registration Fouls Up

by Sam Phillips

Upon returning to school this semester, many students may have realized that registration has cha nged. The University of San Francisco Records Department, under the direction of Gerard Cellilo, had Is there a place for you intended to have program notices (copies of each student's registration in our new world of banking? form) mailed out to the student in advance. At a crucial time in the Bank of America is conducting career interviews "loading" or development of the for University of San Francisco undergraduate program, the new software system students on Tuesday, March 9. See your school broke down. placement office for more information about a Thus, each student received a letter from University Records career at Bank of America. which explained the dilemma, and registration ensued. This semester's registration was very similar to our old system, except for one additional BANKOF AMERICA day which was added. m An Equal Opportunity Employer Cellilo mentioned that the C 1962 Bar* ol aVmeriCaa NT*SA ' Member FDIC advance registration system should be working in time for thc Fall 1982 registration.