. ' • a1 friday,May 2, 1980 California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Volume44, No. 95 resident Faculty ·tstrial for promotions eating packs delayedfor a month
BY DEBORAH TUCKER BY VICKI MILLER extension past the May 1 date Dally Staff Writer Dally Stall Writer essential. May 1 is the promotion For the second year in a row, notification date dictated by the � Cal Poly dorm resident has illllarrested in connection with faculty promotions scheduled to Campus Ad ministration on-campus backpack be announced on May 1 have Manual. been given an extension so that a according to detectives Before professors can be told more thorough review of eligible ivne Carmack and Myra of their promotional status, their · professor's qualifications can be of the University folders as well as classroom 1s,rt1nent. done. evaluations by tenured faculty The extension to June 2 an and student evaluations are ,IOI] Scarper, 19,a resident of nounced by President Warren t reviewed. Hall, was arrested on Baker, will allow the promotion il 3 and charged with folders of faculty members "to "Student evaluations play a and receiving stolen be more fully documented,'' said large role," said Riedlsperger. y. Max E. Riedlsperger, academic "They should realize when they write them they do have people's ictfper was apprehended senate chairman. rRrPPrsin their hands." the campus police took "They are also being given s to recover stolen closer scrutiny than in the past," A faculty member's promotion . ators through serial he said. 1s based not only on his academic · , the department said. The folders, though differing sui ta bili ty, but on the the detecti es made the slightly from school to school, availability of university funds. contain information on a ·on through the serial "We know there is not enough r on one calculator, professor's academic ac complishments and university· money to promote everybody ble causewas shown and 8 that is going to be recom· Mustang Daily-Kent Clemenco related activities. Items such as warrant obtained. The mended," said Riedlsperger. ·ve said they went to the Jim Harris of the Cal Poly Wheelmen bicycling club makes service on university and department committees, lists or There are 158 faculty members t's dorm room and served the kilometers fly by - sort of - on a practice apparatus. withthe warrant. _ samples of a professor's technically eligible for The display was part of National Bicycling Day observances. publications or subject-related promotion, though not all we recovered more work and the classes he has eligible professors apply. The ty-evidence of the taught can be included here. money available now will allow ," said Sheehan. ft's Bike Week Riedlsperger said the added fewer than half of those eligible complexity of the folders and to be promoted, said de�ectives said they Baker's busy schedule make the Riedlsperger. rune calculators during search, one of which was ' s. Cyclistspedal thesport Jarvis refuses to apologize criterion or short-lap race. For deparlment has accounted BY GREG CORNI G five backpack thefts that Dally Edltorlal Aulatant the first time, there will be a in women's division in all events SACRAMENTO (AP) - Jarvis got by misreading one ed the open cubicles of Andy Tao pedaled the racing this year. Howard Jarvis refused of its reports. El Corral Bookstore the bicycle furiously, making the Thursday to apologize to San In a question-and-answer Bar and the campus wheels spin into a blur. The road race will begin Luis Obispo County and had session before a hostile hall, and said it hopes to Gradually he slowed the motion Saturday at the Pozo Saloon. In new insults for some college audience of about 500 threemore. of his feet, and finally he stopped the Sunday a.m. time trials, competitors will take off alone at students, calling them students at Sacramento State r the arrest, he (Scarper) to dismount. � one-minute intervals from Or "stupid," "cheap," "crude'' University, the 76-year-old · ly co-operative. He went He had not moved a cen cutt and Broad streets to ride 9.5 and "goons." Jarvis defended his remarks the stolen backpack timeter from his starting place. last week to the Mustang milesagainst the clock. The sponsor of the Daily. and admitted to tealing Tao, president of the Cal Poly Proposition 9 state income The criterion, set for noon He would spend the Wheelmen bicycling club, had tax cut initiative also He told the newspaper that Sunday, will take riders around a . , sell the calculators and been balancing the 1,000 bike repeated his claim that the county was "lousy" and, course six-tenths of a mile long, sell the te tbook back to on a set of rollers which allowed California has a $9 billion apparently referring to local for a total distance of 42 miles. kstore,'· said Sheehan. him to pedalin place. It was part budget su rplus-a figure the government, called it "the The start and finish line is the suspect of display put up in the state treasurer's office says See Jarvis, page 7 discarded all intersection of Chorro and effect. University Union Plaza by the _ including notes, Higuera streets. pro1ects, car keys, wallets Wheelmena during the Thursday checkbook , according to activities hour to help promote the club and National Bicycling day of workshops Day. Anti-draft groups sponsor is back in school and ational Bicycling Day was bail, according to Topics to be covered include attorney David Farmer; Moral set for May 1 by decree of BY MARYKIRWAN Dally Stall Writer draft resistance and the law; and Ethical Foundations of the President Carter and Congress. moral and ethical foundations of Draft and Resistance by Dr . . is "awaiting prosecution, The city of San Luis Obispo took Resisting draft registration, the draft and resistance; the Stan Dundon and Dr. Laurence .. to get on the court the idea further, sponsoring a will be done much differently draft and the economy; violence, Houlgate of the Cal Poly • Carmack said. Bike Week (April 28 through than was the resistance of the non-violence, pacifism and philosophy department; The May 4). 1960s, said Stephen Jensen, who ack added Scarper religious· and biblical Draft and the Economy: The 1 _ may as head of the Campus Liber· per di The club also hopes to en Winners and the Losers, by Pot; sciplinary action at tarians is involved in anti spectives; women and the draft; courage the use of bicycles for Dominic Perello, Cal Poly registration activities. conscientious objection; nuclear com.muting, said Tao. economics professor; and "Let's be done with flag confrontation; and coercion in a Violence, Non-violence and "We're trying to show people waving and irrational free society. The program will begin at 10 Pacifism: Religious and Biblical Insi that riding five miles to school is nationalism," Jensen said. de today a.m. with a speech by Superior Perspectives, by the Rev. Barry not that far," he said. "Let'sstop all that and examine Court Judge Harry Woolpert Beisner, Episcopal minister, and "If we can show people it is the issue through the light of tit "Questioning the Draft Is Dave Smiley, minister from the really easy to ride cross-town, sense, which is what this country led Christian Church on Foothill �ans: that it isn't a strain, maybe they is all about." not Un-American." Jim Trotter, a congressional candidiate for Blvd. e will ride their bikes to school The Campus Libertarians rescu mission the 19th district, will speak on Other workshops are: more." group and the Coalition Against tliticized "The Draft as a Tool of Social Women and the Draft: The Promoting commuter cycling the Draft are sponsoring a Dilemma of America, by Dr. Seepage3 is a primary purpose of the city community workshop called Engineering�" b At-11 a.m. the first workshop Susanne Moran of the Cal Poly wide Bike Week, according to "The Draft and You" on �alplan- will political science department; Joan Ponza, Bike Week coor· Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3:30 session begin. A lunch willbe Conscientious Objection: lllcreased 12 percent dinator p.m. in Crandall Gym. served at noon. Workshops will resume at 1 p.m. and will con· Theistic and Non-theistic Seepage3 The series of lectures and by , A competition which -Tao said tinue until 2:45. Beliefs... Get Started Now, ew: discussions are focused on high the Rev. Lyle Grosjean, vicar of is of Olympic quality will take From 3 to 3:30 p.m. a general chool students directly affected St. Lukes in Atascadero; and ellUnylouHarris place Saturday and Sunday as session called '' A Call to Com· part of Bike Week. by the Carter registration plan, The Nuclear Confrontation and I munity Action" willbe held. • Seepage4 their parents, and any members the Insanity of the Arms Race "The best riders in the country The workshops to be given _ be of the community "who may by Dr. Richard Kranzdorf of the will here," said Tao. have moral problems with the include: and the Law: Cal Poly political science The event will include a 102- w�ole idea of the draft," Jensen Draft Resistance You? by department. mile road race. a time trial and a said. What Can Happen to ____ Opini O n _P_ga _e_ 2______M _u_st.;.a-ng-Da_l_ly_F_n_·d-ay_,_M_ a_y_2,_1_9_8_0 ______......
Lifestylechanges ,ttE'.. '5TVDEN,-5 A�6 pr,.. BON<.Hof= ��!JIJ;.¼! E \ ?\ E.r,t"t"S , -t'HE -t"Ef'C::.liE, If you haven't been watching the economic scene lately, KEC +* take a looknow. The old American dream is fading. ARE. �*! ?d>�• �t At least that is the indication from several people who work \D\O"t°S ., ANO OlJ� in the world of housing and finance. E,OIJC..ATJON SYS1"'.6C"'\IS For a number of years, they say, economic conditions have A L.OAD OF @,:1\:,- � \ made the dream of being independent - of owning one's own �!�?:��6'A�AGI house and transportationmore elusive. Richard Chubon, executive director of the San Luis Obispo Housing authority, said a person who does not own a house by now will probably never be able to afford one, unless some new way of financing housing is developed. San Luis Obispo city manager Lee Walton and mayor Lynn Cooper echoed the same - it is nearly impossible now for young couples to qualify for the financing it takes to buy a house. Jerry Foster, manager of the University Plaza branch of Bank of America, said even the payment on a new car is almost more than a young family canhand le today. Unless the financial picture for middle-class families changes soon - and there is no reason why it should, since it has been a while getting the way it is - there will be a realigning of typical American aspirations. Changes of lifestyle, of social values, are not new to America. But to lose the ability to own land may be hard to take. An appreciation for having one's own property is a basic American value.
What will be the outcome of the present transition? SOUND':> G,oop U5E Of For those minority groups Ll�E AN AP.:Te C..1'1-.J'°'=> that have traditionally been E. DV LJ•;TE D ..,..-oo ·' kept out of the social mainstream, lack of opportunity is J>,R""UMEN� ,o ME. .... nothing new. "Can't buy a house? Tell me so " mething I don't know. But most Americans will have to adjust their expectations. B' In place of the dream of buying a home, people look forward to being renters all their lives. It appears a simpler style of living will result. Military two-step Maybe this is a step forward. We all complain at times about life being too rushed and too hectic. It looks like the It's over, and we have failed. The best place for a mobile mi- submarine or an airplan . economy is helping us get back to "the good old days." - Iranians have catter d the hostage and put the eight bodies of American Pentagon, in keeping with an o soldiers on display for t.he world to see. sea-air trilogy. ha decided Cyrus Vance ha resigned. ome of our fixed missile site on the northPrn Daily policy allies feel betrayed. The Iranian "fifth aren't good enough. they ·re asJ;.±.,! column" has probably de. rted our dig up evada and Utah to b · d The policy of Mustang Daily regar cause, thinking u bungler . nd Carter a·boo y t m only Holl. · letters for length, style, and libel. boo K ding letters and submitted material Letter should be kept as brief as will not get the ame t nnedy got. have dreamed up. such as letters and press release possible. Inordinately long letters will after the Bay of Pig . The crui e mi ile i anoth e•JC:l!:?,J.'ll outside of the newspaper staff is as not beprinted. I'm not going to di cus the timing of Lompoc now ha more to i r n-.r 1.1a...... follows: Press releases should be submitted as the operation, the brav ry of the men, or cruise mi . ile than 1osco · Mustang Daily • . Cla 30,C(X) Co-Editor ...... • . • . Jay Alling General Manager . .. • • . . •.....•. . Co-Editor • . • • • •• John Keller Advertising Manager • • • . •Se WELL, AT by DRAc.HMAS Editorial Assistant .....•.••. Greg Corning Printed on campus tems • LEAST \T Ed1tonal Ass1stan1 . • Cathy Spearnak University Graphic Sys PLEASE. 1 Sports Editor ..•. , .....•. . TomJohnson Publications Manager . • . • • l��.'.: • , • • • · \:N T IN Photo Director ...... Ray Acevedo Web Manager .••.... Pa•rr��;::J'l Circulation • • . • ...•• Richard Skogfeldl Typographies Mgr . • . • • oan DISCLAIMER. Advertising maleroa• p11n1ed herein solely Cahforn,a Polytechn,c State Un Y 5a Mustang Daily Friday, May 2, 1980 Page 3 I I ' ■ Faculty suggests anIans opIn1ons on raid' DaHy Staff Writll course cross-lisUng AHRENDES "But most Iranian believe would have been so rER.S much helicopters, the Iranian that it would have been confu ion that no one currency onboard the - inion of at le�st kpossible to free the would ha oa,ty Stall Wnter b the op ve escaped helicopters and the Iranian hostages.·· safely." the jam BYHAROLDAT HI 0 me of med radar ystems n campus. the He said the ho tages all '.8ll·udent s o show this, he said. weekend raid on would have been dispersed Alth ugh there The academic senate has pas ed a re olution recom ·:.Orted � is no way "Becau e the people of s not an attempt to throughout the embassy. of proving the . mending that department li. l interdis�iplinary course wa t: raid was an Iran love Khomeini. and if ages at all. but making it difficult for th attempted as their own. the host . . , coup, the anything would ha elaborately. raiding force to relea e evi de ve The practice. called "cro -listing... wa · approved. in ther an nce from the happened to etat. them. him, there is principle at the enate meeting Tu ·day. The resolution edco up d' wreckage and abandoned the possi op1ruon, bility that a civil now goes to President Baker. 'It is not my helicopters clearly shows war erupted of the "Even if the raiders as groups vied enate Chairman 1ax Riedl p •q�er explained ho� d president the raid was carefully for the would have reached position of new cross-listing might work: ranian Students the planned, Hakim-Afzal ayatoUah, embassy." he said. " said Hakirn "I teach a cour eon the history of communi m. The iation Hakim-Afzal. "there noted. • The camouflaged Afzal. course would be listed with the philo.=ophy department becau e it ·s political philo ophy. and the political cienCl' �·planprices rise1 2 department bE'cause it fits in there. and with the history percent • depart,ment... fromstudent. under Riedl perger·. example. who wantt-d Daily Stall Writer to study communism. but. n eds credit on hi transcript meal plan in a comparison meals and partment. could enroll for the course BYSUSANMEE $870 for 14 Dorrough, and no other another de See Resolution, pa�e 7 study with nine other meals. The current prices increase is anticipated under the prefix he wants. Cal Poly students face a colleges and universities in are a 2.5 percent increase during the year. AVIATION INTELLIGENCE MANAGEMENT -percent increase in the California. over 1978-79 prices.. This year, right afterin plans for the "Last year we had the Dorrough The Navy has openings 1or Av,alion lntflllgence Officers. No experience of meal commented Easter break, the Foun necessary Ex\.:,,;:,h,� C month trainm\l 1nclud s p�otc in!crpretatlon, analysis 1 schoolyear. smallest percentage in that food costs are dation was forced to of fore,gn capat>lhhes, recognil,on of foreign equ,pmenl, ma,n1a,mng In 1be increase in meal creases than the other e timated as going up 12 crease prices in the snack formation analysis plots. and tact,cal orlefmgs et prices, recently schools in the comparison percent, labor 9 percent bar. Dorrough said this College grads to age 27, US Clt,z ns, able 10 obtain Top Secret clearance ved by the Cal Poly study," said Dorrough. and operating costs are Compeh11ve stanmg sala,y. excellent benehts package. exlens,ve paid lravel. increase was due to "rough 30 days pa,ovaca1,on. tion, is due to The new rate for the 13.65 percent. If the actual times during the month of For more 1nformalion, conlact· tionary trends in food, 1980-81 year will be $1,098 price go over these March." and operating costs. estimate LT Chuck Buller Los Angeles. CA 90036 for 19 meal and $993 for s, then thebe "That was the first time or call. rding to Director of 14 meals. Both prices are Foundation lo es money. ever that we've taken an PO Box 36806 (213) 468-3321 Services Everette averaged together for a 12· The increase should increase du ring an ugh, Cal Poly is still percent increa . The 1979· adequate for the 1980-81 academic sch• ool year," he second lowest priced 80 prices are 990 for 19 year. according to said. inorsports' future di by ASI 20% OFF OailyStaflWriler IRA CLEARPRINTS BY SUE BOYLA The money from budget continue to a club level, Buccola, decides how IRAthe savings wa made making them ineligible for money from the fund PADS AND ROLLS Motions. amendments to available after the senate conference competition, he is to be spent. The Limited to · ns and amendments approved transferring said. board and the senate can NOW 5/10/80 on hand theamendments cr eated fund by splitting the We t said the problem is '• strongly recommend·· stock fusion at the ASI 19 0- 1 budget con· a lack of money for staf bow they would like the t.emeeting Wednesday tingency fund of $8,425, fing. If fundingwill is providaned money distributed, but TECHNICAL ART and t during debate on the thereby placing 4,213 into for the programs then the they have no direct input. ia:r-1mt for next year. budget. avings and leaving university make In the budget propo ed. BOOK CENTER �11· Controversy surrounded $4,212 in the contengency attempt to find money for forIRA next year, ASI motion by School of fund. staffing. But, said West, designates 32,000 for the University Square, S.LO. li!iness Senator Ken Ra a sch made t be "I'm not saying that we fund. Architecture 1 and Environmental Design .ch, who proposed proposal, he said, because will bebe able to findit." cr.i,J«ating 4,213 from minor sports "will not The fate of minor sports senator John De Angeli t avings to help exist next year," without will determined within estimated that $20,000 of BOOK SALE minor sports through funding from ASI. Minor the next few weeks. that wouldSee Senate, go topage the 6 I tructionally Related port should be a top The athleticdepartment, athleticsdep artment. \ities fund. budgetary item, Raasch under director Victor Saturday, May 3, IO a.m.-3 p.m. amendment to aid. Patio Area-Cal Poly Library �,ciw's propo al. by Tom Associate Executive i1'1ic!l!P,er, a senator from Vic e Pr esident for FLIGBT ·i:cflp.µll'. �ltaal sciences, would have Academic Affairs Howard Hundreds of Books ed that the athletic West said the university MANUALS At Bargain Prices rtment give it does not have the money to n agreement that the upport minor sports. would be pent on West said women's tennis ..� � fied minor sport - and swimming and men· s Sponsored by the �I"""�,ci:n' s basketball and tennis, water polo, Cal Poly Library Associates .. .. .,...... · and men· tennis, swimming and occer are EJCorrol ... -... .. polo and swimming. the sports in danger of motion and the being cut. Unless the In the Aviation Section JPl:Kiment failed in a money is found these vote·ting by the contest senate. sports. now would openhave to ted ntries are now being a pseudonym on their ¥...,,,ft- for the 10th manuscript; a sealed en· ual Cal Poly creative velope with the con· contest. stestant's pseudonym on The two categories, the outside and actual 1l story and poetry, name, address, and phone . have a first prize of number on the inside For the Best in Sportswear & Clothing .. , a second prize of $30 shouldbe included. a third prize of 20. Your Special Fashion Store ·sh professor Dr. Poetry contestants wehr said the three are limited to a total of 200 ges will look for lines; any number of ° ° tivity, poems, but totaling no off ge, oriin ginality, Save 20 10 - 30 10 men's teptional use of more than 200 lines. and, the story Short story con · n, development of testants are limited to 35 suits, e and character. pages of manuscript; any number of stories, but een 90 and 100 entries expected, Landwehr totaling no more than 35 sportcoats and blazers ... pages. Sale ends Saturday - All contestants are testrules are: advised to keep a carbon ' Contestants must • Plenty of Free Parking be copy of their entry. Cal Poly. at - All entries must be All fiction turned in to the English • Latest Fashions must betyped • Close to Campus "'.Jsai"pts department, Room 213, by • Friendly & Knowledgec:i:>le Staff ble- paced. 5 p.m. on May 12. • Shop Thursdays 'tll 9 p.m. A 11 poetry call • On Foothill between Chorro & Hwyl must be For more information, Landwehr. English 'Contestants must use 300, ext. 1202. Mu a n Da i Frida M a 2 980 !P�a2ge�4------g y y y -- - -=-- ��!st������l�_! �����, � �:::, 1::::: ;:::::::: :::::::: : : ::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::.:� . . : - Concert • Cowboy hatsan d boots ev1e fill Main Gym forHarris M v:stang Daily Entertainment Dally Staff Writer BY TOM FULKS was-mellow. "The things I do to give you folks a The gym was packed. Cowboy hats good show," Harris said facetiously as dotted the floor and pointed boots she took off her hat. The crowd laughed stompedthe bleachers. as she.. declined to take off any more, It was Poly Royal weekend and saying, "You don't want to see any Emmylou Harris was in town. A lot of more. aggies came out of the woodwork to see "I feel real good tonight." Harris said. the highlightof the Royal festivities and '' I didn't have to lieEven down onCowg theirls floor Get to they were primed for a good show: zipThe my Blues, pants up." The crowd laughed. The lights dimmed. The crowd fell When she sang silent, then let out a cacophonous wail. I felt as if I were sitting in a Out popped Emmylou and the Hot crusty old country bar, sipping whiskey Band ontoSister's the Stage. Com ingThey Home, immediately and falling in love with the beautiful picked up their instruments and started voice on the jukebox. Harris sings with Blueto play Kentucky Girl. a song such meaning and fervor that it's hard off the Grammy Award-winning album not to drift off into another world-free The pedal steel from everything but a sad song and a guitarist, Hank DeVito, wailed out lovely companion. beautiful twangy chords that ac "Satan is waitin' his turn," she sang. companied Emmy lou • s rich voice She was right, for after this concert was perfectly. over, people would walk through the The crowd cheered appreciatively. gym doors and face the real, satanic They were a mixed bunch, with many realities of modern global conditions. I family-type groups scattered didn't want to leave. throughout the gym. There was a After a half hour break the band noticeable lack of people attempting to reappeared onstage and brought I.he light their smokes when the lights were crowdVolia, to An its American feet with Dream an outrageous out. On the whole, this was one of the guitar solo by James Burton. most wholesome concerts that has been delighted at Cal Poly in a long time. the audience with its catchy words and Emmylou was dressed in tight Levis. upbeat,Togetheralmost Again. Am-ish tempo. a large white cowboy bat and a glit Harris and Crowell joined to sing tering denim vest. The tall, long-haired The tears stumbled singer was stunning as she swaggered into the ducts and a lump rose in the about onstage, playing her big, black throat. This beautiful love song was acoustic guitar with a large red rose done so well that it was hard not to get paintedon it. caught up in the sentimentality it ex During the first few songs she just pressed. To Daddy. sang, not communicating to tht Then Harris soloed with a Dolly audience very much. As the country Parton song, This told of a blues melodOhh,ies Las began Vegas, to get to the little girl's love for her mother and how crowd, they cheered louder and longer. the father never gave the wife any After the crowd let respect. The mother finally ended up Emmylou know that they truely liked splitting for greenergrass. the mu ic they heard by cheering every The way Harris sang the song seemed Da -·V-Golcl louder. Throughout the whole concert Mustug as if she had been through the whole capacity fif nobody got really crazy with their scene herself. She sang it with meaning Emmylou Harris and The Hot Band performed to a near applause. It was a subdued, controlled and depth, enough to put you there Gym. ,- appreciation of fine country rock that yourself. made thi packed audience what it Crowell: Coming out from behind the Hot Bandmusic style lj Speclal to the Dally "Don'tBY DREW blame TRUJILLO the White Stepping out and taking Harris's Hot Band for two Crowell humbly miled and Growing up in Southeast House when we can't live a chance is an avoidable and a half years. Saturday returned the show back to Texas, Crowell had the fast. risk, but when you succeed, night in the Cal Poly main her. early influence of bar room Around the corner there is and the benefits exceed the gym, Rodney Crowell country music, and wit a new day, cost, you're labeleda star. rejoined Harris and Crowel!' is a fine nessed the birth of early Here come the B0's, we'll Songwriter-musician R· highligViola,hted Anthe American show musician, but his rock. finda new way .... " odney Crowell has taken Drsingingeam twoElvira. of his own songwriting talent has Currently, his top artist brought his name to the Rodney Crowell this step. songs, list includes Elvis Costello, As a musician, Crowell and Harris public's attention. Ry Cooder, The Preten "I'm a songwriter," he toured with Emmylou encouraged a third, but ders, and, of course, Willie Concert said. "Primarily because elson. that's where the art of music lies." Crowell has The sound Crowell written most of the songs produces fits nicely into New Wave concert on which Harris has built the empty slot of music I.he her music reputation. Everly Brothers opened, but with the added ' ope1 When askedAmarillo, ab Blueout ingredient of rock 'n · roll. I the BirdHarris' Wine versions Even of suchCow When asked about this brings Pogo to Poly songsGirls asGet the Blues, simularity he said, "I like and to think I sound like them. Albert Lee (a former Hot Specialto the OaUy Crowell said, "I may never Band member) and I have a BY JOAN DORAN pleasantly surprised. than singer. By the time record them; Ernmylou did great sound, but we justIt's "We had heard San Luis they took the stage at such a great job." haven'tOnly Rock hit 'N'the Roll perfect It was too hot, too was really mellow. we 11:30. however, the heat Many of Crowell's songsEven song yet, although crowded and the PA wa so expected a bunch of burnt and the sheer exhaustion of areCow Girlfrom Getper sonalthe Blue ex , was out hippies." he said. dancing took its toll and poor you coulyrdn't un periences. About close. derstand the l ics. But "We'd like to come back the audience had dwindled On stage Crowell is not when the dust ettled, 250 later with a better PA and to about 100. Crowell comment�. "I forceful, pushy or flashy. tudents dragged them show Poly what we are The show was opened by wrote that one for Em He's a smiling. happy-go selve out of the Mustang reallyli ke.· two local bands, The Flyz mylou, about Ermnylou." Lounge with smiles on (now the lnsex) and the alifornia Earthquake lucky gambler with an ace Despite the poor con up his sleeve, and t e their face . It was Cal Cleftones. Second billed HereIn twoCome of thehi 0'. ongs, , � ditions The Crowd played confidence of a loaded sLx Poly's first new wave The Flyz took the stage and an exciting although short gunat his side. concert .• 'ever be re has first, getting the audience it fo set. Emphasizing Beachnew "I'm bluffing... Crowell this reviewer seen so much on their feet and almo t appear he is trying to tell Blvd.materials rather than the America ometbing. aid, "You got to be open energy and enthusiasm songs from their stealing the how. Very tight instrumentally, The "I don't have to." he to yourself and to the from an audience which anthology LP. The Flyz are heavily influenced insists. "With the incident people. You don't want to pogoed itself in to Crowd displayed a riveting by the Who and Blondie. in Iran that's currently close yourself off when you exhaustion. visualperformance. have to give everythin headlining Lucy Fly's vocals were happening, it's all there! g." There are a lot of dams Along with Emmylou Crowd,Trash, lead said his singer of the Trash stalked the stage seductive and accessible like a caged animal, despite the poor sound that are just about to Harris, the Hot Band ha • band The also recorded and band was looking more like a gymast ystem. break." ___ _ y . 2 , 1 sso --- M-us t a n_D ai-l -Fr-id__v• __M_• y____ _•___ ------g ------g ---- ______P e s_JReview Concert Boerand bluegr8$at Melodrama BY RALPHTHOMAS Dally Staff Writer bluegrassy numbersWe before Can original member, Dean Ponder, who has been doingWork It their out. own rendition "Fingers" Webb, on the with the band just eight Feet stomped the of the Beatles' hit, mandolin. Rodney Dillard months, said the Dillards sawdust covered floor and peak picked out the guitar will be releasing two hands clapped between portion of the song. albums this year on the swigs of beer as the The Duelingof the Banjos.concert Flying Fish Label. Dillards brought a com came on the closing They Somebodywound up Touch the bination of country, rock number, Meperf ormance with the The Dillards will makeReal a and bluegrass to the Great Saying that they were number televison appearance on American Melodrama last doing the hit song the way and the crowd joined in Mother's Day on the Tuesday evening. it was originally done, the to sing the harmony. People Show. That show crowd began to clap and will be about the Oillards The standing-room-only shout to the instrumental. After the concert, return visit to the original crowd at the 6:30 perfor The song featured Doug drummer Ed Ponder said. band's hometown-Salem, mance warmed up to the Bounsall, who's been with "T he crowd was Missouri-for a reunion of sounds of Gary Hinze and the group for two years, on great... they were having as past and present members, the Runamuc Band. The the banjo and the other much fun as we were." relatives and friends. inal band member, Rodney Dillard, does Runarnuc Band, from Shell serious strumming. Beach, did 15 numbers Milwaukeeincluding aTumor. single they recently released called Shortly after their departure, the middle-aged audience came to life as the Dillards appeared on the cramped Melodrama stage. They opened with all five band members doing a gospel tune acappella. Then, led by original band member RodneyDillard on guitar, they went into an instrumental combining a strong electric guitar with a dainty mandolin. Seemingly spotaneous b umor during and in between songsdidn't allow any empty spots in the Dillards performance. Billowing laughs and responsive shouts fromthe audience were common. Pitchers of beer went down Guilkenson, a utility man for the Dillards, continuously. owed his talent on banjo, bass, harmonica and cello. The Dillards, who are on a mini-tour of California, went through six more Mustang Dally - RalphThomas Doug Bounsall stoops as if to hear'his own banjo picking. 20/20 to perfonn at Poly Alfred Htcrcoo< If it's true everything goes in cycles, then it's Film director diesat 80 about time skinny ties, pointed shoes and porkpie hats made a come back. And they HOLLYWOOD (AP) - to chance. man was of course a master are, as new wave music Film director 80,Alfred "He plotted his pictures storyteller, unequaled. He finally makes it to Cal Hitchcock, who died here so thoroughly that the knew exactly what he Poly. Tuesday at age was assistant directors and wanted from his characters will praised as a man of warm script supervisors knew before he started filming. 20/20 and The humor and professionalism exactly what it was going His sense of humor on the Twisters perform in by those who knew and to be before the shot. Not set was wonderful. He Chumash on May 10 at worked with him for more only was he a greatso would tell you a story just p.m. than 50 years in director in every way, but before going on, to relax Hollywood. in the other way that you. The show, sponsored many directors don't "I think it is a very great "I have lost a great excel-that is in use of loss, especially now that 1 by the ASI Special available at Cheap S4.50 for students, friend, and the world has Events Committee, is camera and the concept of the world is in such tur Thrills, Boo Boo $5.50 for the public, and lost a man who made a using film.'' moil. People look foran open to the public over Records and the 50 cents higher at the tremendous contribution the age of 18; tickets, Of the man who probably escapes. Everybody used University Union, are door. to our busiinness," said actor to look forward to1 James Stewart, who provided more big screen shocks than any other Alfred Hitchcockfilm.'' l-lartford at Melodrama starred Hitchcock's At Universal St 1dios, filmmaker, "Psycho" co "Rear Window," "The where Hitchcock bad Gentle Man Who Knew Too star Anthony Perkins said: On My Mind, "He always executed his maintained his production Much" and "Vertigo." company for years, Lew John Hartford, a formances at the Great Campbell's hit "There was nobody like suspense with taste; he , three-time Grammy American Melodrama in has a never offended you. You Wasserman, board him, and he'll be very hard chairman and chief Award winning Grover City on May 13. reputation for putting to replace." were scared by it, but musician and writer, Hartford, who is well on a goodshow. He is an pleasantly." executive officer of will give two known for writing Glen excellent musician and "I think his humor was Universal parent MCA Janet Leigh, who'll never Inc. said: "I am deeply songwriter plus a good the most unique thing be forgotten for her grisly saddened by the death of entertaineras well. about him," said actor Henry Fonda. "He was one stabbing death in the my close friend and Bluegrass with a of our giants. I feel very shower scene in "Psycho," colleague Sir Alfred personal touch 1s fortunate to have worked also remembered thesee Hitchcock, whose death director for hishumor. Hartford's style. with him. He was a totally today ...deprives us all of a delightful man. Not only "Whenever we did great artist and an even Tickets for the 6:30 was he a great man, he was each other, . he had a greater human being." 9:30 p.m. shows are and a wonderwe . ful, wonderful wonderful little story to Wasserman said Hit S5.50 in advance and man to know, and I knew tell. Certainly he was a cbcock' s "magnificient $6.50 at the door. They him ll " master at his profession." series of films ... will are available at Cheap Fonda, who starred in Actress Tippi Hedren, preserve his great spirit, Thrills records and the Hitchcock's "The Wrong who began her film career his humor and his wit, not Great American Man" 1956, praised as in Hitchcock's memorable only for us, but for sue· him rations of Melodrama Box Office. "The Birds" 1963 and ceeding gene a consummatepro fessional filmgoers." for whom nothing was left "Marnie" 1964, s,a_id; " The w __ Revie �P_•_g_•_6 ______M_ u_s1_._"_g_D_•_lly--F-rld_•_Y_,_M_•_y_2,_1_9_so_ �------... The Who come roaring back Dally Staff Writer BY DEBORAH TUCKER The Who were a constant Moon's ebullient stage surge of energy, and their presence and superb Some rock and roll bands energy spread like static drumming is a hard act to must resort to elaborate electricity. Dal trey, follow. but Kenny Jones light shows, bizarre ap walking in nervous circles showed that it can be done. parel and stage antics in during most of the per Jones showed he has talent order to grasp and hold formance and smiling to play The Who's special their audience's attention. devilishly at the crowd, brand of rock and roll, and Some bands don't have to. gave one Longof his Liue betterRock it seemed as though most The Who burst on stage perfoMyrm ances,Generation belting out members of the audience likean explosion of energy, songs like were unaware that Jones and the audience's cheers and with an was not ....an original Who of delight often drowned energy that is unmatched member. out their greetings. by most of today's The audience was an Beginning their Oakland vocalists. Townshend, in interesting cross-section of Coliseum appearance - his unimitatable style of people. Some cmne because guitar playing, swung his their firstin 4 yearsSubs -titute, with they remembered The Who right arm wildly while of the 60's; their loud a blockbuster from the s and 1960's called delivering the musical music and the smashing of From left, Peter Townshend, Roger Daltrey, Kenny Jone quality that the audience the Who couldn't go guitars and other equip Entwistle. wrong. screamed for. An excellent m ent onstage. They showman, Townshend Can't Explain, The Who is sporting a remember those earlier hits joked with the audience Happy Jack, Magic Bus, Baba new look these days. Lead like / O'Riley. betweensongs. Anyway, Anyhow, singer Roger Daltrey, with Anywhere. particularly through off stage. The band just moments before his curly blond hair Bassist John Entwistle and smiled and the audience mob of people e cropped short, wearing provides a sharp contrast Then there SeeOne Me, of Feel the Memost popular cheered her efforts. ding the stage. Levi's and tennis shoes, to the high-energy Daltrey were those who weren't songs of the concertTommy. was The Who met with dancing and peop looked more like a 20 year and Townshend. Entwistle,My even born when The Who from The numerous standing 81hig her decks o old surfer than a 35 year Geevenneration, while giving a rare came on the musical scene, Who's rock opera ovations. The crowd was auditorium sit�ing old veteran rock and roller. bass solo in those who liked the music Daltrey sang with such quick to applaud what they les. The cro"'-·d Who's Next? Who are · Lead guitarist Pete remains stoic fromYou? their later albums like feeling that it was if he liked. The applause almost inceasantly clappu � Townshend's appearanrP as a statue; despite fast and were Tommy, mesmerizing never stopped. The Who returnedMy Gen.enn encore performace has changed, too. Wearing moving fingers and a slight But one thing is for people and calling themBaba to Their music almost performed a fushia colored t·shirt, smile to the audience now sure, the audience got the followO'Riley.him. created a musical history blue straight-legged pants, and then. Entwistle got concert that they After the song collage. They performed an energy-packed60 white belt and white shoes screams of delight whenMy he demandedand deserved. Townshend sent numerous songs ranging about the o generation in the was a real change from his tookWife, the microphone to At one point in the two tamboureens sailing Tommy,from their Who early Are daYou?y . their sense of alie�---- usual white jumpsuit or sing his compostion n concert the audience into the audience, where a throughThe Kids theare Alrightrock opera medal-laden khaki shirt. a sarcasticallyWho's funNext?y converged on the front of mass of people fought over Daltrey in his elec Long Live Rock, voice brought the au,.;�i::i:i The only member of the. song about a man's iealous the stage. When the Who the souveniers. Quadrophenia. and wife from the Young Man Blues to their feeton ce ag�-c.- group who seems to be the playedWon't Get Fooled Again, At one point in the show. their latest movie effort tradionalist isbassist John album. and although security was After perforroio Entwistle. Entwistle, A delightful new ad tight. a teenage girl rushed After about 3 hours of encore, Daltrey tihr�.LI,-·-,i;r,..... always a snappy, yet dition to the band is people started dancing in onstage, touching Daltrey Da ltrey's microphone of his towels m. conservative dres er. wore drummer Kenny Jones. the aisles. Most everyone on the arm and pinching twirling and Town hend's audience and the a gangster-like pinstriped Jones replaced drummer in the audience was tap Townshend's behind. She leaps into the air, the Who goodnight. suit jacket and black Keith Moon, who died in ping their feet or singing was immediately swamped thanked the audience and pants. 1978 of a drug overdose. throughout the show. by security men and taken left the stage. 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B about OUR RATE IS "onlv81 care e\ eo. 40,000 BECKER CPA ALUMNI sportsth at break . foo HAVE PASSED THE LAST PART OF THE CPA EXAM SINCE 1957 ·d citing ba ketball anfud batcse CLASSES BEGIN WEEK OF �UNE 9 After numeroru fJCorrol..... lxx>kstore calls the o wa unable t Buccola forcom.men Mustang Dally Friday, May 2, 1980 Page7 �llr}lfi'ON opposed r ' Fifthcolumn nea- Iran� - Soviets paraded a float Newsline· f0SCOW (AP) . )lasses of flag-waving about Afghanistan, WASHINGTON (AP l - preconditions for such a t • \'iet workers filed pas depicting an outraged Perhaps without realizing go-ahead, Carter listed this heir leaders and across world public carrying a it, President Carter has one: "If there was no Square in May Day sign - written in English Jarvis.----- indicated publicly that apparent change in the Bed From page 1 celebrations Thursday, but reading "Chinese agents were observing the circumstances within the ambasadors of at least American Conspirations - U.S. Embassy compound compound itself." im 6 nations boycotted the Hands Off Afghanistan.''" in Tehran to signal The president's words l!le -- S orts P_a_g_e_s______M _u_s_,a_n_g_D_a_il_y_F_r_ld_a_y._M_a_ _2_,_1_98-0y ------��--...... p L Cyclistsprimed for race The women too, are cyclist races against the Dally Staff Writer seeking points - the tour clock for 9.5 milesof rolling SomeANDREW of the JOWERStop cyclists will help decide who is the hills. The women's race has in the country will speed Best All-Round Cyclist for the same starting time and through downtown San the Western Region. place. Luis Obispo this Sunday competing in the eighth The event is designed to Last year's downtown, annual Tour of the Central test different aspects of Criterium winner, Kevin Coast. So if you 're near the cycling skill - stamina Lutz, the 1979 National mission Mall, tred warily over distance, power up Pursuit Champion, will - speeds may exceed 40 hills and speed on the flat. compete. So will Mark mph. Brandt, a member of the The race - promoted by Spectators will find the U.S. world cycling team. the San Luis Obispo third stage, starting at Joining them is Wayne Bicycle Club and spon 1:30 p.m., Sunday, on the Kogan, a Cal Poly graphics sored by several local corner of Chorro and major. Joyce Sulanke, the merchants - is the third Higuera streets, the most 1979 veteran (over 35) and final stage in the two· exciting. Emphasizing wornan ' s road race day event. The first two speed. nimble bike han champion, willbe there. races are on Saturday. dling and explosive "San Luis is a great sprinting power, the 42· Atlee said the best racers place for the race," said mile, 70-lap race demands a put in 400 miles of training Robert Atlee, a Cal Poly cool head and team a week; cyclists are the Dave Wilson, a San Luis Obispo cyclist, streaks through the Higuera-Broao student and main 1 strategy. most aerobically fit - Street turn, pumping hard to maintain his slim lead in last year's Tou ()!E I organizerfor the tour. "We "Team tactics usually largest lung capacity - of Central Coast race. · 9 have a good climate and determine the winner," all athletes. the potential for good said Atlee. q 0 audience participation. The Whoever has the lowest !I course is safe, exciting and The women's race starts total time for all three Studentsaim for s mari A fast." at 12:30 p.m. races is the overall, or 1; L Atlee helped raise the Called the Pozo Road General Classification, section of the Mechanical will determine whe mph no - � D $3,000 necessary to put on Race, stage one is 102 winner. Placing in the top Dally Stall Writer Engineering lab. can do 65 or ol the race, of which $2,000 is miles of hills - 3 laps, 34 three in any race earns a ThursdayVERN AHRENDES morning Cal Final test runs to check Dorrough �oted llit S1 prize money. miles per lap. Atlee said time bonus which is Poly's prospect for the the stability and handling even with the meal � P1 For the first time, this the racers will reach 60 subtracted from a racer's International Human of the bike were to be made price increa es. ti; m race has Olympic mph on the downhills. It total time. First prize is Powered Vehicle Com last night. university still charge1ii! development status. The starts in front of the Pozo $450 in cash and bike petition sits idle, waiting. than Tr opicana a� qt cyclists who place are Saloon at 10 a.m., parts. But tomorrow the two-man will The bike and its crew Stenner Glen. awarded points that are Saturday. bicycle will be speeding leave for Ontario some added to a season total. The women's race, one Atlee expects a crowd of around the Ontario Motor time today. Those with the highest 34-mile lap, begins at 10:15 2,000 on Sunday to watch Speedway. "In inflation time. e au score are picked for the the more than 100 cyclists The final touches to the "I am sure that we will increase is standard.· ' da the same morning. lfh U.S. Olympic team. 16 foot aluminum frame Dorrough. "As long a.it; compete in the oldest stage be able to do at least 55 tal Also for the first time, Stage two, the Orcutt race in California. He were being applied while mp h," said one of the country is in its p 1 women will compete in the Ti.me Trial, starts at 8 a.m. advises no dogs be duplicate windshields were bike's bu ilders, Loren economic situation. p tour, but in separate races. on Sunday morning. Each brought. being made in another Record. "A lot of factors will go up," he aid. pn: aro it vol pro par mli beci ben 1gg Pan D, Pan, iraf aefe: fran • At Your Chance to vote • * Propositions on -pre-reg istra tion H -by law amendments It Ut fii'U, *AS/President and Vice-President ietti H1 *School Senators Ile /JteSI 1tec1 !lid PLUS: New This Year ltprE Th Huff Revenue Sharing: llldl Designate where $1 of your AS/ tees - will be put to work�All AS/ groups are ..__ Dai13 eligible!! )'Our &pat} !enat tliey' POLLING LOCATIONS: tbuik Post Office Ag Circle PoU? ltuff: UU Plaza Ubrary Lawn 0 I