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Vol. 90 No. 35 Friday, October 11, 1985
One UNM Admission Requirement ACT. Scores Belovv U.S. Average By Juliette Torrez ''Kids from that background tend Although a 1.984 report on New to score lower on the ACT," said Mexico high school graduates did State average ACT scores, below McCoy. McCoy said although not give a breakdown on students' the national average, could affect in national average scores by students ethnic backgrounds, it states that state student admissions to the Uni from a Hispanic background are up, 44.3 percent of the students who versity of New Mexico. ''They arc not quite as high" as graduated in 1984 went on to col However, a. specific ACT, or national average scores by students lege. American College '}'est, score is not from "Anglo" backgrounds. Prepared for the New Mexico required by the University upon ap However, McCoy said that Coordinating Council of Secondary plication. "We look at a number of statewide, 46 percent of the high Schools and Colleges by Cynthia factors," said Gary Kuykendall, school students arc Anglo, 41 per Stuart, director of admissions at assistant director of admissions. cent arc Hispanic and 9 percent are UNM, the report states tlJat out of "There is no set cut-off of ACT Native American, based on informa scores.'' tion from 1983-84. cont;nued on page 3 Kuykendall said Thursday that UNM has a system that incorporates high school GPA, class rank, ACT scores and subject matter require It's Time for Flu Shots ments from high school, such as three years of math and four years of By Steven Parks viral .infections t11roughout the year,. English. · but the heaviest time of the year is "Ours is not a cut-and-dry sys Now is the time to get flu shots, January and February. tem," said Kuykendall. "Ours .is says Marion Lauer, a registered Lauer said tlfe clinic has given 26 more complex." nurse at the University of New Mex- flu shots since the fall semester be Jack McCoy, an evaluations coor ico Student Health Center. gan. She said the health center gives dinator with the state department of ..The influenza we immunize for about 150 flu vaccinations each education, said Thursday that New is repiratory," said Lauer. "It's year. Mexico high school students who more than just a cold .•. it can be"~:·.. Influenza viruses often undergo graduated in 1984-85 scored below very incapacitating." genetic changes, making it neces- the national average on the ACT. lnfluenza is an illness caused by a sary to update influenza vaccines. Those graduates scored an aver virus. Symptoms of the disease in- This makes it necessary to get im age of 17.5 on the ACT, which is clude fever, chills, headache, cough munized every year, said Lauer. based on a zero- to 36-point range. and muscle aches. This year's influenza vaccine has On a nationwide level, the average Lauer said influenza victims may been updated to protect against the Kathy Gonzalez score was 18.6 points, almost a full be sick for several days, or up to two A/Chile, A/Philippines and B/USSR The chase crew of "The Emerald City, "piloted by Byard Peake point higher, McCoy said. weeks or longer. strains. of Corrales and sponsored by the Deseit Rose Restaurant, He said one possible reason for. a · People don't start thinking about Lauer said a person can be a car- del/ate their balloon Thursday morning after Cutter Field was low state ACT average is because getting a flu shot until the weather rier of influenza even though he ''there are some students who start gets cold, said Lauer. She said the doesn't show any symptoms of the closed due to rain. The Albuquerque International Balloon school speaking a language other ideal time to get a shot is in Septem· virus. Fiesta continues through Sunday. than English. ber or October, before the flu season People with chronic Wncsses can really hits. be high risks for the infection. This Melinda Moffitt, nursing coordi- includes people with diabetes, heart nator for the Student Health Center, • Professors Examine Technical Feasibility said people come into the clinic with contmued on page 6 Of 'Star Wars' Nuclear Defense Program By Robert Fine easier task than going to the moon, ''Buildings in California are built to but it is possible,'' Streifer said. withstand earthquakes without Star Wars- President Reagan's "Some folks have made up their being tested during earthquakes," plan to build an impregnable shield minds about SOL You have to re he said ...It's true, not all ofthe sor against nuclear attack ~ has two member SOl is a project that guards system can be tested, but parts of it professors at the University of New against nuclear attack, not the build can be.'' Mexico at upposite poles. ing ufnuclear weapons. I think it's Strcifer also said it's possible that Edward Angel, assistant chair wise to reserve opinion until enough the Soviet Union is developing its man of the Department of Electrical reseach is done. " own SOl system, and this is impor- and Computer Engineering, said the Streifer said Star Wars could be Strategic Defense Initiative program tested without a nuclear attack. continued on page 3 is technically not feasible. But Wil• liam Streifer, director of the Center for High Technolgy Materials, said Star Wars is possible, ..and it UNM Yearbook a Possibility doesn't violate any physical laws as By Evan Leland were edited by students and all had I understand them.'' substantial budgets, ranging from Angel said computer programs The University of New Mexico $39,000 at Wyoming to $270,000 at (software) are not being developed could have a yearbook by the spring the University of Texas at Austin. as rapidly as computer design (hard of 1987 if enough students support Hoppe said . he hopes this and ware), •'and even if we could write one, says ASUNM Senate Pro Tern other information gathered in the the programs for Star Wars, they Jim Hoppe. poll will help get UNM's yearbook would be so complex it's doubtful Hoppe and Todd Hathorne,. stu started again. we could interpret them. dent goventment's research direc· ''Until we got the survey ques "There would be difficulty in tor, have been gathering information tions back, we didn't know what writing programs because Star Wars about college yearbooks in the hopes angle to start from," Hoppe said. computers wouldn't know all the of restarting. one here. A new yearbook would probably variables involved in a nuclear UNM had a student annual, Tlte cost between $15 and $20, Hoppe attack~ such as the number of mis Mirage, but it stopped publication said. It would be run by students and siles and Hight patterns," he said. about 10 years ago, Hoppe said. paid for mostly through advertising. Angel said computer programs "I think most people would like a ASUNM has a provision in its are constantly being modified, yearbook," he said. "We're a big budget that allocates 1 percent of •• And, because it would take a nuc school and it seems We are a commu student fees to a yearbook; this lear attack to test the Star Wars soft ter campus ..... a yearbook would in· would help cover costs as welL ware, the program would have to be crease school spirit and help people The last student annual failed in 100 percent accurate the fitst time, feel they belong." part. because it was "like a high and most computer scientists believe Hathorne recendy completed a school yearbook, trying to get this isn't possible." poll of 12 universities, asking ques everyone's picture in it," Hoppe Streifersaid, however, manypeo• tions about how they run their year said. A new one would focus more pie believed going to the tnoonwas books. Ten of those questioned had on student organizations, to increase Cornelia Lang, a volunteer at the Agora Crisis Center, receives impossible . I0 years before it hap student annuals or were starting one. student awareness of the various the volunteer for the month of September award from Albu pened, and having an affordable, Yearbook prices ranged from $12 UNM groups and provide an incen• querque Mayor Harry Kinney. The mayor also declared Oct. 10 personal computer was a dream 15 at the University of. Wyoming to tive for those groups to support a as Agora Day. The crisis center is celebrating its 15th years before people could buy them. $26.50 at the University of CaJifor~ "I'm not claiming SOl is an nia at los Angeles. Nine of those eontinued on page 3 anniversary. Pa~e 2, New Mexko D;~ily Lobo, Octob~r II. 1985 Page 3, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October II, 1985 lVUelle~_o_rt_· ______sy_uP_l Star Wars-- continued from page 1 -TONIGHT Terrorists tant when debating the validity of ALAN Star Wars. LEWINE U.S. F.. 14 Warplanes Intercept Palestinian Hijackers Among Illegal "We are fortunate to live in a society where debate can take place SEXTET Aliens on projects like Star Wars,'' Streifer ORIGINAL JAZZ WASHINGTON- Four .l'.S. F-14 11 arplnncs intcr.:cpted an Eg1p· "l C~tn categorically deny th~t there w~s any deal bet\\ een Egypt and said. "In the Soviet Union opposi· li Valid with coupon at partie" ipaling UiUe Caesars, Cany 381400 out only. One coupon per Vol. 90 No. 35 customer. rappings Include pepperoni, black olives, ground bed The Ne,v Mexico Oaily Lobo is published Mar~ day_ through Friday ~very regular week of the Unwet.!itty year, WMkly duttng closed al'!d fmafs·weeks and weekly during the summer session. Italian sausage mushrooms, green pepp~rsl by the eoard of Student Publications of the UmverSlty of New Mexico, Subscription rate is $15 onions~ Hot peppers, a·nd _aHchovtcs upon request. per academic year. second etass postage paid at Albuquerque, New Me:dto 87131. 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Rio Grande Racing Team ; ~ I 985 Fall Bicycle Tour ~ ~ Sunday, October 13, 1985 ; ~ Sponsored by ~ ~ HARVARD BIKE HOUSE - The UNM Athletic Council discusses the problem of scheduling sporting events during finals. ~ ALBUQUERQUE SCHWINN CYCLERY - The meeting was held Thursday at Scholes Hall. .~ Registration forms available ~ ~· . at all area bicycle shops I Groups Meet for Columbus Day t.,..,...,..,..,.,.,...,...,...,...,..,...,..,..,...,..,...,..,...,..,..,..,..,...fl SANTA FE. N.M. (UPI)-Two The activities will include a fuJI. in Spain.:' said Lawrence Quintana, groups formed to preserve Spanish dress procession to St. Francis past prestdcnt of the Caballeros. colonial traditions, one from Spain Cathedral fora mass to be celebrated El Tercio Viejo was created in and one from New Mexico, arc by Archbishop Robert Sanchez, 1537 by Spain's King Ferdinand and ROCK AND ROLL meeting this weekend to celebrate welcoming ceremonies at the down- Queen Isabella. It is headquartered Friday and Saturday with Columbus Day together. town plaza by Mayor Louis Monta· at a castle in Segovia, Spain, from no, Gov. Toney Anaya and Sen, where the Spanish .monarchs sent About 30 incmbers of El Tcrcio Pete Domenici, R·N .M., and tradi· Columbus on his voyage to the New Viejo del Mar Oceano {the ancient tiona! songs and dances. World, regime of the sea and ocean), named The Caballeros, who traveled io for one of many titles bestowed on The members of the Spanish Christopher Columbus, will be in group also will be inducted into the Segovia last April to participate in Santa Fe for several weekend Caballeros, returning the honor the Spanish commemoration of Col events. given the New Mexicans when they umbus' voyage, are of recent vin visited Spain last spring. tage. The members, many of whom Their hosts arc the Caballeros de can trace their heritage to the first Vargas, a organization named for "It's a double tic for us Hispa Spanish colonizers, recreate the Diego de Vargas Zapata y Lujan, the nics, the dedication to Columbus annual pageant in Santa Fe that com colonial leader at the time of the and tics to our much earlier heritage memorates the I 692 reconquest. peaceful reconquest of Santa Fe from the pueblo Indians 200 years after Columbus • voyage. Flu------Most of the public events arc continued from page 1 women and those who have had scheduled for Saturday, which is another vaccination within l 4 days Columbus Day, with members of disease, asthma or any chronic dis before getting a flu shot. both groups expected to wear colo· ease that lowers the body's resist People with serious allergies to nial costumes. Representatives of ance to infection. eggs should also check with physi . ' ' ' area pueblos also will participate. Lauer said people also are consi cians before a flu vaccination, she dered in the high risk category ifthey said. spend time in large groups. Flu shots at the Student Health BIG VALLEY ~T· Lobo Classifieds Lauer said some people should Center cost $8.50 for students and RANCH C01VI:PANY\.._U Just 17¢ per word per check with a doctor before getting a $9.50 for faculty and staff. issue! Check itout today at flu shot. This includes those who Those interested should come to 8904 Menaul Blvd. HE 299·9517 131 Marron Hall. feel ill or have a fever, pregnant the health center's reception desk. THE CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY ARTS PRESENTS PHILIP Glft)) Now you can charge long distance phone calls outside your long distance calling area. easily, even though you don't have phone service Better still, you'll be billed separately for your ENS'EMBLE in your name. calls. 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Saturday 8~ 11 pm with Charlie Z ,.., of those bands with a devoted fol movie. A burst of vibrant pi uno from lowing and a solid reputation among It is a subtle, yet inescapable pre Dedications & Requests 277-4806 L Friiii'Y Night Mrlodram~ at the. Mine Sh~tft Tll,vern in radio, prjnl) as yehicles for their work a_11d jdeas. sence thf\t is manifest in Latham's Holland contrasts with this disturb new music fans but without substan· Madrid, N.M., on highway North 14, Theatre t~nly; Also:- ~rformance series, video- exhibitiol1, and ing scenario and Tilbrook enters, oh l tial commercial success. For mY .$~.so, Theatre and dinner: Sl3.9$. Tran~portaUon, HArtis~s World_ng with the Media Politically~" For swirling production and the alternat· .. ,. dtnner and lheatre: $25. Egad~ Wlrat a Cad/ and more InTo. contact Eve at 243-:z246 or Ann at 242- ing major/minor key harmonies, so pure and delicate: "Did you ever money, their last two albums (Under Fo~ .flis Brother's Cri~ $tart oJf the season. 9834, or write to ART-MEDIA, P.O. Box 4037, read the words/That said love would the Ch!ldreJ.' under 9 are half price, For more Info. and Albq,~ ~.M,! 87196. Squeeze classic~ such as "Up the a Big Black Sun and More F1m in Ala~n·c.;;,;,~;,;.~~ii~~;;~ reservations call473·0743. Albuquerque United Artbts (821 Mountain Rd.NW) end/1 read them tonight . , , I said New World) are as good as anything . Junction" and ''Tempted" nrc re ll, 8 p.m. Tickets are S4.SO Broadw~y Notr Qnd Th""'"" or_lginal musical call;::.:.;;::.;..Hours: Wed,~Sat.,. ______11..4; Sun,, 1:4. f'Qr more, info. called, but the difference between goodbye tonight/the last time fore put on vinyl in the 80s. Ticket'outleu. revue, Oct, ll,l.2,17,11J,I9, 8:JS p.m., at the second ver.·' The mood of non-spccil'ic in· I was, therefore, pretty excited Club West (213 West Alamed~. Sllnta Fe): Frankie Stor~ Ans Center at ~heAlbq. Little Theatre (~:24- San the Squeeze of I 980 and the Squeeze and ~be Aliens, featuring D11n Fogelberg, Oct. 11-12, Pasquale SW). Tickets arc SS. Call292~5)63 or 242~ of 1984 is in the crnoUonal feel of the evitability is most strongly felt here, when i read that they were releasing $10 advance, $12 at the door, Shake F•mlly, Oct, .l'• 47SO'for more info. Newly music. but the whole album rcJlccts a simi a new album, Ain't Love Grand. 16, $3, ~dlllons for The Boys In the Band, to be presented Jar tone. Sicvle RIY Vaughan and Double Troub.le at the Givl~; lfl December at the Vonex, Auditions will be on Sat. The closing cut on side one of Renovated Problem was, {kept reading reviews Atldltoflum, ·Frl,, Oc1. 18_, 8 -p.m. Tickets nrc Sl4.SQ and Sun.,Ocl. l2~JJ, 12 noon,. at the Vortex (Buena Side two's smndouts arc "Heart· advance,$1~.~0 at tQe do~r. Avall!!.ble at all Qiant Vista SE, ju$1 south of Ccmral). NeeQed are 9 men, Cosi Fan Tutti Frutti is a prime ex which said X had "sold out" on this SUB Th~tre Bldg., south baseme:nl) presents breaking World," in which Jools Ticket outlets. one of whom must be bla.ck, 'fanglng in age from mid· Hf{ench Cap Can," Oc,, W-11, HThe Marriage o( ample. The song, "Last Time Fore album, trading quality for money. 20's to mW30's, For m.ore info. ca11 Edd WCU~ at 11 1 Holland shows why Squeeze is a Heidelberg Ch1"'ber O"he~t111 will perform at the Bva Braun, Oc~. 11. '- The Gospel According to AI ver," opens with Difford and Til· "Sold out" is a much-overused Firsi United Methodist Church (314 Lead SW) on_ 247-8600. Orecn, .. and "Ruben Blades,'' Oct. 16. "The better band with him than without lmp11~ Wed., Oct. 16 Bl 8 p.m. Tickets are $7 1 available at AudllloPJ _ror Deaf-Hearing Aclo,..male Ploughman's Lunch," Oc:1. 17-18, 41 The Killing," brook intolling "H all went wrong term. [t seems that in many people's between 18.30, to p'ay a_ major role In a productfopof him. It's a good pick; for the most thedoorstartin~at7 p.m. ~:~nd ''The Asphalt Jungle," Oct. 19, '4Secing 'Red,'' when I got jealous/[ didn't realize Mother Hic_ks. Comac~ !;iusan Pearson-Davis at 277· FIRST TIME IN AMERICA! minds, commercial success and Don McLtan will perform en Sat.,O~. 19,8 p.m, 1 at Oct. 23. Wed,-Thur$, 5howlimes are 7:15 only, Fri. irresistable pop hook· of the LP, and 4332 for more Info. mY strength/Could take lhc life of artistic integrity arc mutually exclu· the: Armory fOr the Am in Santa fe, Tickets ate and Sat. showlngl! at 7:1~ and 9:15 or 9:30, the lyrics display a sensitivity for the THE COMPLETE, UNCUT PRINT! sive. However, I think there are a S12,SOand Sl5.00, reserved seating. Ca11988·1886 for Admlssipo is SJ general, u.,O for nudenu, faculty one so happy/Together we were rescrtalions. McLean will also perform Ql1he KiMo and starr. Children under 12 free with adult, Call_277· known as good friends." A solitary tragedies and triumphs, both small number of bands, the Talking Heads -Theatre on Ocl, 18, 8_ p.m. Tickets ar~ Sl2 and$15~ S608 for more info. and large, that make the modern for example, that have proven this available at ~)le KiMo Bo~J_ Office. Cal1766-7816 for Very Sp«I1IArts Festlv•l will be held October10·12, bass drum echoes in the background more info, 10-•h at the Longfellow School at Edith aqd Grand and Holland's Hitchcock-esquc world the heartbreaking place we all does not have to be true; that not New Melllco Symphqpy Orcha.ua.On Oct, 18 and 19 NE, A.rt activities, live entertainment, same booths, know it cnn be. p~rform 8:15 keyboards skitter about as we hear every successful group is as the Symphony will at at Popejoy Hall. Jon,oa .Gallery (1909 Las Lomas NE) "Eleanor food and fun. Admission is free. For more info. call The LP closes out with the wryly Fea1url11g works by Haydn, Strauss, and Bartok. Daniels and Paula Hocks: TheArtoftheBook, ''and 766-4888, Jack Nicholson's voice (lifted from mediocre as, say, Journey. NMSO Chamber Music Performance with violinist 11 ''Raymond Jonson: Theatre Posters, Oct. ll·N(Jv_. The Amerlna ·D•n~emachlne at Popejoy Hall, Sat., Kubrick's great film The Shining) humorous ''I'll Never Go Drinking Having said that, the sad truth is Sames Buswell and Neal Stulbcrg on piano, Oct. 21, 10. Opening reception, Sun., Oct. 13, 2-4 p.m .. Oct. 12, S:tS p.m, Tickets are S20,SlB,$J5, Call277~ Again (?)," and another master that the perfect term for A in' r Love 8:15 p.m., In Woodward Hall. Works by Mozart, Gallery talk by Daniels an"- Hocks, Wed,, Oct, 23, $ 3121 for more info. saying "A momentary loss of Janacek, and Bartok will be performed. Tickets are p.m. OaJiery hours: Tues.·Fri., JO.S, Sat.•Sun., 1-S An Etenlna of New Danre, Tbulre tnd Mu1lr: VIdeo, muscular coordination ... " The piece goes into the record books. A Grand is ''sold .out.'' It is quieter, COSI rAN TUJTJ FRUf'Tt S5, $4 for students, seniors, and NMSO subscribers. p.m. Catl277·4967 (or more-Info. part two fo New Music New Mexico's "'Con "desert island" must? Repeated Concert no1 3 of the series wlll be on Nov. 8 and 9, bass and keyboards outline the more accessible, less challenging Unln!nlty Art Mu~eum (Fine Arts Center, UNM, cen~ratlon Contemporary Music Series,'' '85·'66. Iistenin&s will reveal greater depths 8:15 at Popejoy Hall. Works by Mozart, Britten and 2774001) "Selections from 1he Permanent Collec Friday, Oct, 18, 8 p.m. al Woodward Hall, UNM. 8 melody in a descending minor key and much less interesting than ear Squeeze Brah_ms will tJe performed. For tidtels and Info call ilon/' _lhrough·Octobcr 20, lower Gallery, WOrks by p.m.-Robert Wilson's ~'VIdeo SO." 9:15 p.m.-Nam of rneamng and understanding. Wel 1 and we hear Shelly Duvall lier albums. If you have never heard NMSO al 842·8565, HoYt Corbett, Oct_.8•Nov. 10. OaUerytalk by Corbett Jupe Paik, 'Merc:t; byMc:rc:e.byPaik.''IO p,m.-Nam come back, Squeeze. Jean GpJllou, French organist, will give a solo recital cln Tues., Oct. IS, 2 p.m. 1'Vcnturi, Rauch and Scoot June Paik- .. A Tribute to John Cage:." Tickets are SS screeching in terror as the possessed X before you will probably enjoy must have been voting for the Presi· with the other key founding mem at Keller Hall on Moni:lay, -9ct, 21, 8:1' p.m. Tickets general admission, $3 for students, available at the. -By Dm•id Clemmer Browm A Generation of A_rchitectu_rc,'" Sept.JO.Oct. Nicholson chops through the bed~ this album a great deal. If, on the dent or somethingi'Do you have a ber, cigar-chomping kcyboardist are S4, general admission, 53 for students, seniors, 27, Upper Oa1Jery, Symposium: 11The Architecture of door, Caii268-8Sl7 for _more info. other hand, you already like this and wit Jools Holland. and century club mem~rs. Available al Fine Arts Robert Yerltilrl: The Form of An fdea,'' FtC, Oct. I i, Ar1s •ncl Soclrly Toda:r Ttrb· Basia lrland, $CUiptor~ X, quarter?' I said yes because I did/ Box: Office. Call277·4402 for more info. 8-4, Wool Warehouse (1st and Roma. NW), Seating Professor of Sculpture, will speak on HAspecl$ or album is about as much fun as a tax Honest to goodness the tears arc fall After Difford and Tilbrook's Chubby Cllec:ker at GrahBm Central Stadon, O".l3; is limited, ca11277-4001 for re5ervatlons and info, Shelters," Oct, 15, Margaret RMdall, _authpr. abortive project as a duo and Lavis' AI D!Meola at Popejoy Hall, Oct. 26. Thompson GalltQ" (UNM SUB Bldg., M.aln Level) photographer, Professor of Women's Studies, will audit. i!lg all over this country's face/ Alrfn _Curran will _pe:fform ai the SaniUario de presents ••Recent Works on Paper and. Canvas," by spt"ak on '~Cuhure ln the Nicaraguan Rc:vol_utlont'' The members of X apparently sat Things were better before, before swearing off the bottle (apparently a Guadalupe in Santa Fe on Sai., Oct. 26, $ p.m. NormaL, Jones, Oct. 7:Nov a. Oallery houn arc 9- Ocl. l7, All talks will gl,en-in UNM Fine Arts Center down and decided they were tired of they voted for whatsisnarne/This major stumbling block in the TJckets are 16. Call the Cemer- for Contemporary 6, Mon,-Thuu-., Friday til .S. Classical concerts every room 1020, II a,m. AruofSanta Wed., 12 noon in the Oallery. Ctreer Enrlthmenl ~nter Open f:lou~e·will.be held proud obscurity and they were going was supposed to be the new world.'' group's continuance), the stage was Ualon G11fery (UNM SUB, Lower -Level North) on WCd., Oct·. lti, 6-8 p.m. at 807 Mountain Rd. NE. t.o usc their considerable talents to Their new album, by contrast, is set for a Squeeze reunion. Thankful presents '*Lasting PerccpiiOrtJ, 17 works by Barrie for more. Info. cali247.. J658 or247·l6S9, ly, the band read their signs right. Tinkler, Marilyn Christenson, and Cynthia .PJoskl, Albuquerq11e Jnltmlllonll Folk D1ncrn will be craft some really nifty pop songs. full of love songs. Just what we Oct.1·Nov. 8, Open Mon.-SaL, 1·10. meeting fn Carlisle Gym every Saturday evening. In order to do so, they have bor need, more songs about l.ove. The The new Squeeze album is a gern - Bow Wow Record• aad Fine An (103 Amherst SE) Teaching; 7·8 p.m. Request dancing; 8·10 p.m. S:J. rowed a few c.lues from some other songs arc generally slower, so the a beautiful and disturbing collec ''Color S11:presso," works by Mark Woody and Ric:k Beginners welcome. SPC"htold. Works -by S~a1e .Pen folk anist Melvin VlslllnJ Artist Lecturen: Sertes Peter Schjcldaht, L.A. bands. Parts of"LoveShack" lyrics arc easier to understand. I just tion of songs that documents a new Sedillo; opening Oct.J8. Hours are Mon.•Thurs. 1 11· critic, Nov, 4. Roy DeFOrt5t, painter•prlntmakcr, and" Around My Heart" sound like wish they had something to say, turn in the evolution of the off-beat Vl5la, just s: Fri.·Sal., Jl·lOi Sun., 12--5. Cali 256-9028 for: more Nov, (J, All lectures are fru and open to the publi~ Tickels are S3, S2.50 for ln(o. All ledures are it 7;30 p.m., in Fine Am Center they're straight off the last Go Go's Well, I hope they get the success pop genius of the songwriting duo mtuelnfo. ~SA Gallery (SUB, South basement) Gallery hours: room2018~ Call 2.77.$861 for more info. album. ''Little Honey" is pure Bias· that has cropped up more Lennon· Btdroom Foret in Rode)' Theatre, ()ct. H,ll at 8 Wed,· Fri., t J.. J. For more info. call217-2f67. Poetry Rtadlna·Judilh Barrington Will tead from her they obviously want so badly. This 11 ters from beginning to end (and what McCartney comparisons since .the p.m.~ and mat[nees on Otl.ll, 2 p.m. Tlckets are S(i Arc Edua~tlpn G1lltr,-, Masley Hall. College of book Tzylng to be an Honest Women,'' on St!n., just might be the breakthrough general admission, $4 for fac:ull)t, starr. stud~nts. Education, ·UNM campus. Annual Art Education Ocl. 27 t 7J30 p.m. at the Living Batch Books1ore. · a surprise, it was co-written by Blas album that will earn them a large Apple went rotten back in 1970. seniors and Cenliu-y C'iub ·members, >Call lhc Fine Faculty EXhibition, Sept; 23·0ct. 17. Hou~:s~ 8-S, Marth or Dlmes Haunlfd Houae will be open from ters guitarist Dave Alvin). audience. It's too bad they had to The first thing that one notices Arts Box Office al 4402 for lic:keu: and resen The University of New Mexico I has had long standing tics with the University of Mexico, and in the wake of the Mexican earthquake, Daily Lobo Classified Advertising the Leisure Services Program is sponsoring a fun run to raise relief IIAPPY BIRTIIDA.\' PETER. llovc you. Always, effort money. . ~· Las N otlclas Chris. lOll! K. GREEN AXO Anytlmc baby! \"our big bro Dave Leonard Ortiz CIIRISTJAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATioN meets D. IOIIl The entry fee is a $5 donation Monday~ Room 2S3 SUB, p,m.·6 p.m. All .5 tOBOLUCYj GO get'cm on Sat. I Oina. JO/J I before Oct. 18 at 5 p.m. or $6 the Jeff Apodaca (23) prepares to tackle a teammate during a recent Lobo practice. UNM faces welcome. 10/J 1 JOE SELLS 1 YOU don't need a 11cketll'll be wat- Colorado State at University Stadium Saturday night at 7 p.m. The Lobos, slightly favored f1LA.MOUR'S TOP 10 College Women Competition cblng you play Instead. JO/JI day of the race. Individuals not • J9S6. Applications _may be picked up from, Student wishing to run can donate money to over the struggling Rams, will be trying to break their two-game losing streak. Activh1d Otnce, SUB. Room 106. Application CHRIS 11. OU/UT road trip! Da\IC D, 10/11 the relief effort. DeadlinetoOlamourbyDecemberl3, 1985, 10/JS Til AT DEEP VOICE intrigues me. How deep dOtS It INTERESTED IN PERSONNEL Management. Join go, again? Happy Dlrthday, Size J6. 10/11 "The title 'fun run' should be, the student chapter of the American Society for DIANA, I HAVE som~thlns that will. work 'i)etter Penonn~IAdmlnlstradon. Call Robert at 83i·l309. than a crutch. T.K. lOll I emphasized," said Leisure Services 10129 JANET C. I FOUND Ya M•W•r lQ •• m. $~Y GDJ. Coordinator for Kelly Bodenhamer. LENIN AT BALLOON Festival_ Poster bt RUssian lOIII artist Sasha KatuBin, Spe~lai'SJ4, UNM Dook5tore PAULDEBERIAMOS IR Juntos a e!parlaalgundla. The race is designed not so much Daily"'LoboWe print the news and sart Earth Bookstore: thls week. J0/14 to test running skills but as an indi Ha~ta Trivial Pursuit. J0/1 I A LAST BATH Before Winter! Lai Campanas Car DINA MY PANTS didn'l get wet becati$C I was vidual challenge allowing runners to Wash October 12th, Saturday from II a.m.ut p.m. c~clted. 10/11 predict running time over a distance FASTGAS on lorna.;; east or University, HAPPY&: YOU want to read .. CLEAN,SI.SO. lOIII SEA.GUI.L- S.M"IL£,1T'S frtdayl Have you gotten from 2.5 to 3.5 miles, Bodenhamer your minlmuni 8\ltnbcr g( hUgs today? I ha\'en'l. EJ;EPIIANT IN TilE Entry'/ Ch«k It out In the NM LoveyatApcs, 10/Jl said. The distance will be Union. Main level, Occ. 7~U, 6:J! a.m.-10:00 p.m. RcgJster tor a Cree Brontasauraus Burgn. 10 cents a JANt:J' C. ARE l"'OtJ going to the game, See )'DU announced the morning of the race. trY• lOIII there.ShyGDI. lOIII DR. IC.ENNETH COOPER speaks on aerob.fcs, GREG, CHIP. DAVE s. and pak- .PJWc accepl my apologies for beln8 a catalyst to your lnlcr.tcam The top 10 participants who come fitness, wcllncss, ~tc.• Friday, Octob~r lJ, 8 p.m. ar closest to estimating their time will Popejoy Hall. Student tfckeiJ Sl-l at PopeJOY BDx problern.!l. Anne. 10/11 I Gel $1.50 off any 16" Of'fice. 10/11 BILL M. - no ANY more apoUgics need to be receive prizes including two season 1 Domlno•s Pizza~! APPUCATIONS FOR WilD'S Who Among made? t prom1sc it won t happen a_galn,lOYc-AfUle. basketball tickets, two football tick· I limited Delivery Area. Students In American ColleaH and Unl~ttNitlC$ ·arc lOIII ets and $25. Qlftr/Jff I One coupon per pizza. now available it the Student" Attivitlri Center, .NM BIG ROB, BOR, k.ahdall, l'rd- Thank )'bU -for Coupon also good Union, Room 106. Due date, October 14 (Monday), assitlnR my raomrnale last Frl tllte. Sorry for lhc I tor carry-out. self nominations encouraged. Call277..4706 for more C!V~nts: that O<:c:urcd. U won•t happen again. Anne, The first 200 registrants will re· Expires: information, 10/14 10/tl ceive T-shirts with the Mexican flag JoeA DO.MINO'S I December 31, 1985 CLUB E:VENT1 MEETING! La.! NotlciaJ Is the PAtJL- TIIANK YOU .for e&rt)'ing me In from the emblem on the front and a Miller I place for you. Only JO cents per word per fssue for van.. Scuy •bout your llhirt. I'd apotiglzt. In person Lite advertisement on the back. The PIZZA UNM departments and organizations;, tfn but. •• my memory tsc:apcs me. Antic. JO/JI I 'fAlSTAFF REVF.L JN Rcpastt at 'he CbiiC1, New Mexico Beverage Company is Personals ~ucn111 Vista and Cctural- Henry IV. lOll I helping sponsor the event. DELIVERS~ I I IAI\,_____j VENITA - ROSES ARE red ViOlets ate blue, you're: Individuals can register early for FREE. goin11 to be: tarded until your one hundred and two! Food/Fun the event by contacting the Leisure I Happy 2ht to my· "little" big sister. Love Berfa Rr· Call Us! I Rl. 10/Jl FREEl INTJIO DRUM lessons With Mildill Wild Services office at Room 230 of Hours: Hours: JB ITWAS-(I:OOd before-. bUt nowil'te1'1!'D better! 0, WestMuslclf 24l·l229. 10114 Johnson Gym or by calling 277- I 11 am·l am 11 am·1 am 10/11 BEACH PA,"RTYU WEAR your wildest .shoru and 434 7. Late registration will take 262·1662 Sun.·Thurs. Sun.-Thurs. BEN- Ml HERMANOI Feliz cumplcanos y mucho dark· :sunglasses Sunday. Ott. 13. Billy's Lona Bar I 11 am·2am 11 am·2am mas! Tomar mas ccrva5. Comer los bUrriiO' 4800SanMateoNE.6-i2p,m-. 10/JJ place at the site of the race, UNM's Fri. & Sat. 3920 Central S.E. I Fri.& Sal. chlcharroncs! .Con relipcto pOtmi corriarada.kyt/all. FREEl INTRO GUITAR lcsJons with Sam and North Golf Course, at 8:30a.m. The 10/11 Conrad. Wild W'&Muslt!t :z-43-2229. J0/14 race begins at 9 a.m. MERRITT -.HA.P_PY 2lnd Birthday tomorrow. THE .FAT CHANCE Bar lild OtiUC pte5CniJ the Aren't We having fun VET1 LoVeM. (0/l t Blues MigidatU Sat.. Oet. Uth ai 8~30 p.m. StoJ) in· HAPPY IIIRTHDA_Y JENNIFER Jordan! Ze1a lo.,.es aflctihctarilt! or just for the Blues of Itt. 10/11 "You can race, walk or crawl as )'ou!. ld/1 I FREE_I INTRO- VIOLIN lessons wfth Judy ahd Nan. long as you don'thaveawatch. You BROW.N HAIRED WEIRDO: She bas foUnd that WildWctt Musi.:IJ 243 .. 2229. I0/14 would be doing it for a good cause ignorin,i: htm has come IO the conclti!ilon o( ba'ling NATIJRAL ORGANIC VITAMINS plus vegetable and the prizes and T -shirts are very prom~ing results, Blond_ halted Cretp. J0/11 prot N V ITY s I ADJUSTABLt; INCLINE WEIGHT bench w/leg PART·TIMEJOB. CLERK/stock. Graduate student DEAD 0.11 MMN(; Imported .cars wanted. Cash for EXPERU~NCEil TYPIST U · I ERS l!rea. ty ~ machine ph1s 14Slb. barbell, dum bells $60, 277-2886. your .import running or .not. Scott 243·1365; 281· Classifieds cont. choice~. Reasonable. 2SS-4604. 12116 lOllS must be over .21. Must be able Ill work Friday, 2380. 10/14 PAI'ERWOIIKS 166-1118, tfn Saturday nights. Apply in person. No phone calls. IBM I'C Z56K 2·disk drive Monochrome monitor, Sav~>-Way Liq11or StQr~, S511i Menaul Blvd. !0/18 WANTED. USED JIP4ICV/X, Instructions, case, PATmNT ENGLISH TUTOR: IQI, 102 #nd hlgh~r. daitY·wheel printer. U&ed 100 hours. 296-8~28, lOIII OYl!RSEAS JOIJ$, SUMME:_R, ye~r roUnd. Europe, battery. 29~-0,76; 256·3509. 10/17 Rcliuble, experienced. $~/hr. Cull L~sllc 243·6872 WANTED: COMPUTER TERMINAL and/orl200 South America, Australia, Asia. All fields. $900· WAREHOUSE ht PRE-Christmas music clearance ufter ~ pm. t!n Housing Baud Modem. Will pay cash. Call242.·2427, Mark. $2()00 month. Sightseeing, Free info. Write lTC, PO salell Guitars, amps, dnuns, bra Great for ANY cold weather activities ocr. 11 -NOV. a Chris' Indoor Store 119 % Harvard SE ASA Gallery Albuquerque N.M. 87106 SUB Basement 262-2107 Untvl>rslty of New Mexico Msd3y- Ftld3V 11:00 a.m.~· 3:00p.m. Clothing ...... Keys-··· Tobacco Mon-sat 1o am·9 pm Reception Friday; October 11 7:00 p.i'rl.
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