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Record; Sell Duplicates for Profit Modern 'pirates' record; sell duplicates for profit Next time you're out shopping panies, of course, The $200 mil­ for records or tapes, watch for lion that pirates pick up repre­ pirates. Not the kind with skull sent some 10 per cent of the total Bl r and crossbones and rusty for the music industry and more swords, music pirates. There are than one-third of the legitimate plenty of them around, and like industry's tape sales. But it also their 18th century counterparts, hurts the artist, the unions, mu­ they're breaking the law, to the sic publishers and honest re­ tune of $200 million a year. tailers and wholesalers who The modern p1rates' racket is refuse to handle pirate record­ duplicating and selling sound re­ ings. And in the long run, it's cordings that don't belong to bound to hurt you, the record them, usually as a tape cartridge. buyer, because your money is go­ T heir income goes right into their ing not to support the performers pockets. you enjoy, but to line the pockets A mus1c pirate simply buys a of cnminals. record or tape, and without If you know a place that sells authorization from the company pirated tapes or records, contact that released the original, makes the local police and ask for the cop1es of it. The copies, are sold Bunko-Forgery D1V1s1on and des­ Volume IX Shreveport, La., January 23 , 1976 Number 5 to wholesalers or retailers, or cribe to them what you know. sometlm{!s directly to the con­ sumer. The price of a pirate tape is us­ ROTC honors Fa/baum, ually lower than the original sim­ ply because the pirate can make huge profits at a lower retail price, which also attracts more presents special award costumers who want to save Cadet lt. Col. Rand Hamel The award, presented annually money. The pirate has none of Falbaum, CS senior and ROTC by the Legion of Valor Organi­ the expenses of a legitimate re­ member. was presented the Le­ zation, is one of the most selec­ cording company. He picks only giOn of Valor Bronze Cross for tive of all Junior ROTC awards. It hit recordings, which means he Achievement last month in a is presented on the basis of one supports none of the thcusands special ceremony before the Cad­ per 1,000 eligible cadets. T he le­ of unknown artists legitimate do Parish School Board and later gion of Falor is an organization companies carry at a loss in their in a special assembly at Shreve. of Medal of Honor and Distin­ search for the music the public guished Service Cross recipients. wants to hear. The p1rate pays no Brig. Gen. George E. Mc­ royalties to the performers, Govern, commanding the 377th whose work he steals and usually Don't forget Combat Suppor t Brigade, 95th makes only token payments to Infantry Division (Reserve), pre­ mus1c publishers to maintain a January sented the award to Falbaum. semblance of legitimacy. CADET LT. COL. RANDY FALB AUM RECE IVES the legion of Other honored guests attending Pirate flourishes despite both Valor Bronze Cross for achievement from Sgt. Major H enry J. 23 CS vs. Minden at Minden the ceremony were Falbaum's federal and state laws against it. Chiasson and Principal Stanley Powell. parents, Mr. and Mrs. H . F. Fal­ Recordings released before Feb­ 26 Report cards 27 CODAC 10:30 a.m. Stage baum and his family. ruary 15, 1972, are protected un­ Principal Stanley Powell and der the laws of 26 states. Record­ Band concert 7.30 p.m. DE offers work credit 28-30 play aud1tion Sgt. MaJ. Henry Chiasson, nomi­ ings made. and releases since nated the senior for the award that date are covered by the 43 CS students made $9,400 Education (DE), a vocational because of his outstanding Federal Copyright Law. dunng September by working at trarnrng program. February achievements in academics, Piracy hurts the record com- local stores through Distributive In th1s program, students are ROTC scholarship and leader­ 3 cap and gown orders part-time employees of a retail, ship, his record of awards, and 4 Northwestern Music assem- wholesale or serv1ce business. his participation in extracurricu­ bly, gym, 9:30 M Levy. Rubensteins's, K­ lar activities. "Falbaum also 8-12 Valent1ne flowers on sale Mart Skaggs. Brookshires, The demonstrated qualities of char­ I 'Jaws', Redf()rd rate first I 12 assembly 10:30 Fash1on. Bealls, Starks and Con­ acter, d1sciplrne and courtesy," 13 assembly 10:30 By Marty Hudson ond favorite movie was "Young oco are among the many busi­ Chiasson said. " Jaw's" Robert Redford and Frankenstem ... a comedy star- nesses that help support the D.E. comedies headed the list of mo- ring Gene W1lder, followed by program by employing students. vie favontes in a school-wide poll third favorite "The Way We An integral part of D.E . is The 30 seniors finish at midterm taken recently by the Enterprise Were·· that starred Robert Red- Drstributive Education Clubs of Thirty seniors officially com­ ty Jean Washington, Flora Gale staff. ford and Barbara Streisand. This America. (DECA). The CS chap­ pleted graduation requirements Williams, Curtis Ed Wilson, With approximately 25% of movie was set m the college ter is now raising funds for the from school on January 16, when Debra Clai r Woodruff, and Bar­ the students attending CS an- years of the 1960's. new DECA center being built they successfully finished mid­ bara Gwen Young. swering the poll, the majority Fourth and fifth places for fa- 111 Reston. Virg1nia. The class is term tests. Eighteen of the students are rated "Jaws." a movie which vorites movies were "Aloha selling 1976 wall calendars and is These students are Everlerna planning to come back for the premiered last summer, as the Bobby and Rose'· and "3 Days of planning other fund raising acti­ Aoams, Phillip W. Adams, Jes­ May graduation exercises and bes movie of the year. The sec- the Condor, .. also starring Red­ vities for later this year. sie Battle, Jr., Reg1nald Warren e1ght of the students are plan­ ford. Registration for the 1976-77 DE class is soon approaching. Beavers, Peggy Sue Broken­ ning to attend college. Runnmg close beh1nd Robert berry. Laura Marie Butterfield, Redford. most popular movie Edna Mae Carpenter, Jimmy star to most of the students Carthern, Ida Pearl Collins, (especially the females), was Student chosen George Earl Douglas, Connie In the Aprrl issue of Seventeen What's inside Burt Reynolds. These two Yvette Green, Harold Lee Grit- Magazme. you are more likely to "superstars" and so-called "sex 1m, Earl Johnson, H uey Jean 'Shaved fish' .............. p. 2 see some famrliar faces. symbols" were selected over ·Johnson, Debra Ann Jordon, Pregant g1rls .............. p. 3 CS Junror. Valerre Harrrson, Clint Eastwood. whose latest Denise Mayes, Vera Jean Mit­ Dating equality ........... p. 5 and 1975 CS graduate, Kay movie is "Eiger Sanction," chell. James Clifton Mosley, · R1ght IS wrong' .......... p. 7 McDan1el. have been selected Charles Bronson and Barbara Melvin O'Neal, Yolonda Denise Cafeteria manners ....... p. 8 along wrlh two other Shreveport Streisand, th11d, fourth and fifth Pea. Douglas Eugene Pettey, Alcoholism ................. p. 8 grrls to represent Louisiana 1n a place favorites, respectively. Margaret Ann Richmond, Bever­ Food coupons ........... p.4&5 Brcentenn1al tenn1s tournament Below is a complete list of the ly Jean Smith, laVerne Toake, Hot stuff on H orton ...... p. 8 111 V1rginia. favorite movies and stars that the Elizabeth Triche! Voorhees, Bet- students chose m the poll. Valene and Kay's picture and Movies- quest1onaire will be run 1n the 1. "Jaws" April ISSue. Seventeen will be 2. "Young Frankenstem" sending the grrls packages with Hydrants become Bicentennial 3. "The Way We Were" varrous art1cles such as tennis Fire hydrants on the front paint soldiers upon them accord­ 4. "Aloha Bobby and Rose" dresses. tenn1s shoes, and grounds of Captain Shreve, are ing to Mrs. Hazel Harris, art 5. ' ·Days of the Condor'· shampoo wh1ch they will com­ becoming more bicentennial as teacher. 6 "Mahogany" ment on in the magazine. Mary Martin and Gavin Perdue The once yellow and red­ 7 'Monty Python & the Holy colored lire hydrants are becom­ Grail'· ing soldrer characters of 1776. 8. "Tommy" Base paint for the one white sold­ 9. "The Reincarnation of Peter ier . one black soldier hydrants Proud" was painted by Jeffery H augh­ Stars - ton. Albert Jones, Mary Martin, 1. Robert Red ford Gavin Perdue. 2. Burt Reynolds During the second week of De­ SOME STUDENTS consider this 3. Clint Eastwood cember. research for the soldier thermometer representative of 4. Charles Bronson df''>lgns was done by Mary Mar­ what the Student Council has ac­ 5. Barbara Streisand tm and Gavin Perdue. Following complished this year. The con­ Other favorites in the running, the research and design makeup, tributors to the stuffed alligator but not on top were, movies: tne base pa1nt was put on and were the cheer leaders, Z Club "Rooster Coburn and the Lady; then the variety of colors. and donations from the students. ··walking Tall Part II; " Dog Day The hydrant, located by the None of the money for the gatoir After noon; and " Return of the north parking lot was completed was raised by Student Council Pin~ Panther". M ovie Stars: two weeks ago and the other hy­ projects. (Since this picture was Paul Newman; James Caan; drant 1s expected to be finished taken, the thermometer has been Warren Beaty; Faye Dunaway; GAVIN PERDUE AND MARY MARTIN paint CS fire hudrants in wrthrng the next two or three filled and the gator purchased.) Ann Margaret.
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