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11/laine CampusVol 78 No-44 March 18 1975 Financial aid to rise next year

The total amount of money available for go to UMO students. and Madigan financial aid to UMO students next year is estimated that this "has to go up at least expected to increase by nearly 11.8 million 5200.000- for next year. becAUSC next year user junior level students will be made eligible 1 this year. according to John E. Madigan, director of student aid. for the program. Previously. only "Brsed on information I have receised freshmen and sophomores were eligible. (tom the federal government.•• said Madigan also said that there is a small Madigan. •*sse are going to have a surplus in the funding for the program this substantial increase in our available year. so there is a potential for UMO's student aid funds... share to he .is high as S700.000." Madigan said Monday that as a result of By cornhin,uit t't• NDSL. CWS. and increased Congressional appropriations. SEOG program, funding with the Basic (lit' total amount of aid directed at UMO Grants amount and the aid provided by the students will increase from the current university itself, which will remain at its S4.0h1.000 to approximately $5.809.000. current S450.000 level. Madigan said Funding for the National Direct Student "we're making a new gain of almost 5I.8 Loan program (MDR is expected to million, hut it's not all gain." increase from S800.000 this year to The director noted that if tuition or room 51.10C.000 next year. Madigan explained. and board charges (or both) increase next The amount of money for the College year. it may "wash out" a substantial Work-Study program (CWS) will increase portion of the increase in aid, because born S1.184.000 to 51.540.000. and funds those approximately 1000 students foi the Supplementary Educational presently receiving aid will be compensat- Oppoitunits Grants program (SEOG) will ed for the increased charges. It seems the clenched fist-. which once symbolized increase from S1.22".000 this year to But, he said, an increase in costs of 5200 student power. has given way to an f aide/ leis ineaningtul SI .509.000 nest year. per student per year. regardless of what GESTURE Fano Whoever sculpted this heaurv that sits audaciously All three of the above programs are form it niight take, would only take about on the mull Iow irt R Hurt Hall ob$ mush placed more emphu SI• administered b) UMO's Student Aid Se00.000 of the increase, and would still on detail than message. Office. Madigan added that the remainder lease user one million dollars in new aid of the increase will occur in the Basic moues Madigan said the new money will Grants program, in which students apply be either used to increase the amount of dii, us to the federal goyernment for aid aid going to current recipients or to allow Smith declares candidacy ( •-otty $40'i.('N) i Ba,i, t;ra nts more students to receive aid, or both

b. Dennis Bailey been done III the past.' Officials will stick by request Smith plans to run on a platform which "I believe I have the experience, the includes a higher activities fee for technical know-how. and a good idea of students. Asked if students would accept what student government should be like.•* such an increase. Smith replied. "1 think UM budgetfaces panel said student Sen. Louis Smith (York). as he that once the students see the programs declared himself a candidate for student that can be offered by an increased senate president. actisities fee, they will accept he Legislative hearings on the proposed proposals for the university budget fall far Smith. an executive board member, has increase." offer a resolution University of Maine budget. a, submitted short of required funding. been a senator for the past year. A native Smith said he will by Gin. James B. Longlcy. will be held this Herbert Foss le. vice-chancellor for of South Carolina. Smith is a junior oral Tuesday calling for an increase 55 next two Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in Room 228 of the business and financial affairs, said the communications major and has used in sear with an increase of Si for the next State House in Augusta. The hearing will chancellor's office would approach the Maine for five years. years until the fee is S15 per semester. be before the Appropriations and Financial committee with the concept that "the elections will be held April 17. Past The "We have the lowest activities fee in Affairs Committee of the state legislature. requirements outlined in the Part I budget base announced their inten- candidates New England. MUAB (Memorial Union The Super-U administration will be at request are still the requirements of the weeks before the elections tions only a few Activites Board) can't function and offer the hearing in full force, in an attempt to universtty." adding that some of these feels an early start is necessar.. but Smith programs that we need at UMO. Dean cony nice the legislature that tongley 's requirements hay e actually increased since "I think there are many issues that the Rand (director of the Memorial Union is for the request was submitted last year. students need to know about,- said the the increase. It's badly needed." "We're going to push the legislature -old senator. "That is why I want to 23-year The budget for the Off-Campus Board is hard for a reconsideration of the governor's run a campaign based on the issues and not also going to another major Issue Smith feels is vitally budget." he said. "We're the personalities of the candidates. al has Funding sought outline what's going to happen if the important to the students. "The off-campus housing is pathetic. budget is approved as it stands." work Some of the adverse effects Fowle The senate should with the Bangor Members of the Memorial Union suggested were a drastic cutback in Tenants Union or form our own tenants Activities Board will go before the Student enrollment quotas. no pay raises for faculty union to meet this problem." Senate next week and ask that it be made a or staff, and cuts in research programs. Smith contends the senate has kept a low not sub-board under the senate as a solution to "In the end, the greatest empact will be on profile and has gained input from the body. budget cuts affecting MUAB. the students.•• Foisle added. student Tom Audet. chairman of MUAB. said "I have a personal feeling that the the specifics of the solution have not been legislature understands the problems of "I think that O.: senate should develop worked out, but will before vacation. The the university and will giye us a fair long range plans for the future and dcych Senate is expected to take action on the hearing." he commented. priorities that they should he uorking ' proposal at their meeting of the 25th. Fow le said most of the arguments that he said. According to Carl Pease. senate will be used Thursday have already been Smith has suggested the fraternities parlimen tarian. the MUAB proposal would put forward by acting Chancellor Stanley • have a member on the Orono town council contingent on an increase in the be Freeman at a University of Maine Board of „ • to alleviate the problem of property taxes activities fee. Trustees meeting Feb. 2b. 9.'1 le !,ir the fraternities, which Smith belieses 53 would give MUAB a • "An increase of Jeanne Bailey. student senate president. * budge of about $45,000." said Pease. said a bus will be provided to carry .144 t Theaittandidate has not chosen a "Whether the fee would be separate of the enough ice-presidential running mate, but he is students to the hearings, if • . • activities fee or whether the senate would students so desire. expected to announce his eh 'ice at an allocate MUAR•s budget will be resolved "If enough students want a bus." she • .irganizational meeting Tuesday at 3 p.m. on the senate floor." esLlaimed. -we'll have a bus." Louis Smith nu the York Hall lounge. March Page Two Maine Campus 18, 1975

.M11, ACTION to recruit here

What's On Peace Corps recruiters are looking for economics and nutrition majors. Anyone volunteers in Liberal Arts fields this year. with a strong interest Or background in contrary to reports of previous recruiting home economics or nutrition may be TUESDAY, MARCH 18 sessions which suggested the demand was eligible. Alley said, since the need is IDB FILM—"The Virgin and th, tor more techically -oriented areas. world-wide and desperate. CAREER SYMPOSIUM—Student Gypsy." 130 Little Hall. 7 & 9:30 Personnel Educational Administra- p.m. tion. North Lounge. Estabrooke Hall. ITALIAN FILM 1-ES IIVAL - "Last Susan Alley and Todd Baumgardt. Seniors interested in applying for the h:30 p.m. Tango in Paris." Hauck Auditorim. 7 recruiters for ACTION. which represents Peace Corps should sign up for interytess s BRIDGE—Memorial Union. & 9:30 p.m. both the Peace Corps and VISTA. will be in the placement office at East Annex vith p.m. on campus March 18 to 20. They will have a Wayne Hesseltine. DEATH SYMPOSIUM—''Death THURSDAY, MARCH 20 booth in the Fogler Library for interviews and the State." North Lown Room. and placement. and will present a slide and Memorial Union. 7:30 p.m. "FOOD SALE FOR A SMALL sicussion program tonight at 7:30 in the CAREER SYMPOSIUM—Person- PLANent"—Lobby. Memorial FFA Room of the Memorial Union. nel Administration Job-hunting Union. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Med school hill Techniques, North Lounge, Esta- COUNCIL OF COLLEGES—Infor are also optimistic that this year brooke Hall. 7:30 p.m. mational meeting on collecti% They bargaining. North Lown Room will be very successful. set for hearing WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19 Memorial Union. Open to campus job market, as a whole looks pretty community 12 noon • 1 p.m. "The The legislature's Education Committee HORSEMAN'S CLUB-100 Jen- bleak." Baumgardt said. "We have WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS-- will hold a public hearing on LD 773, an act ne Hall. 6:30 p.m. programs for people when they graduate." Maine vs. UMPI. Lengyel Gymnast to authorize the university to proceed with CAREER SYMPOSIUM—Broad- urn. b p.m. the des eloprnent of the proposed School of casting 'Communications. Tolman. SYMPOSIUM—Man- CAREER The Peace Corps currently has a Medicine, today at 1:30 p.m. at Cushnoc Memorial Union 6.30 p.m. Room. Memorial agement. Totman membership consisting of about 75 per Auditorium of the Augusta Civic Center. MEETING—Film Society, 1912 Union. 6:30 p.m. cent liberal arts graduates. according to The bill, which is co-sponsored by Sen. SYMPOSIUM—s' Room. Memorial Union, 7 p.m. CAREER Alley and Baumgardt. hut the number of Mirmette Cummings (R-Newport). Sen. Administration. FFA Room, FILM TRYOUTS—for a silent ernment these applicants is on the decline. Because Robert W. Clifford (D-Lewiston). Sen. Union. 6:30 p.m. freshman orientation film. Need a Memorial of this decrease. the Peace Corps is aiming Howard M. Trotzky (R-Bangor). and Sen WORKSHOP—Archery Charlie Chaplin type and extras. MINI- Its efforts toward the spring graduate in Phillip L. Merrill (D-Portland). would Pelletier. Damn Yankct. Tryouts in the Norht Lown Room. v.ith Robert Arts and Sciences. basically give the university a green light Memorial Union, - 8:30 p.m. Memorial Union.' p.m. for the medical school. If passed. the bill COUNCIL OF COLLEGES—Infor- The recruiters are looking primarily for FORTNKAITLY FORUM—"The would be interpreted as a commitment on mational meeting on collective French-and Ethics of Who Eats." with speakers Spanish-speaking students. the part of the legislature to fund the bargaining. 102 Nutting Hall. Open oriented toward the social sciences. Vista is Dr. Cecil Brown. Dr. Edward medical school in coming yers. to Campus community. 7 -:30 p.m. seeking law or Collins. Mr. Edwin Hinshaw. Mr pre-law students and According to committee chairman Sen. PLANT SWAP—Bring cuttings to French speakers. while the Peace Corps Bennett Katz. the hearing will be disided trade. MUAB Office. Memorial Walter Thompson. Bangor Room Memorial Union. 7:30 p.m. needs mathematics, agriculture. physical nut,, three segments. including one hour for Union, 7 e... and life sciences graduates. as wee as CAREER SYMPOSIUM—Data ach,bcates of the bill, one hour for CAREER SYMPOSIUM—Ad% er- students skilled in a trade. Baumgardt Processing Accounting. Tatman opponents. and one hour and a half for tising‘ Public Relations. Tot man said. Both orgarniations are looking for Room. Memorial Union. 7:30 p.m general ,mniceit room. Memorial Union. 7:30 p.m. liberal arts students in Spanish. education CAREER SYMPOSIUM—Law The university has been granted CAREER SYMPOSIUM—Rehabi- (particulars tutoring). all civil engineering FFA Room. Memorial Union. 7:30 S200.000 by the legislature oser the past litation. North Lounge. Estabrixike fields, health sciences and serviees. two years to myestigate the feasibility of P.m - Hall. 7:30 p.m. business and economics. The recruiters establishing what would be Maine's only said there is a particular need for home medical school

More about the budget

Regardless of how much waste there may be in conclude that the governor believes fuel prices With the advent of a great increase in the the university system (or where it isl, we hope will go down? Or just what are we to conclude? amount of student aid next year. at least on this the acting chancellor and his staff are at least We hope Fowle is right when he claims the campus. a tuition increase of about 850 nextyear moderately successful in Augusta Thursday as university has a good deal of support in the may not hurt that much. We can be assured that. they make their pitch to the legislative legislature. We also hope that President Neville if nothing else, the students who would appropriations committee. is right when he predicted that would probably otherwise be hurt the most by any tuition We are frankly encouraged by have funding "returned", so to speak. for the increase will be taken care of. Vice Chancellor Fowle's statements concerning fuel allowance and other things, that would add But in any event, we hope the university puts the approach they will take. Not that we expected up to approximately the S4-5 million that the its best foot forward in Augusta Thursday. for, all otherwise, but it appears, at least, that governor decided to ignore. eyes will be watching, and especially those university officials will have more gumption in important decision-making ones. their dealings with legislature land more sympathetic ears l than they exercise with the We'll continue the examine the trustees and governor. Even the governor, when he spoke their spending habits, which, as we have said, here, admitted that Acting Chancellor Stanley are occasionally a little off-base. We always have Freeman had been pretty "fair", which. taken close looks at where the money goes. Rut translated, means conciliatory to the governor. we will not allow ourselves to be placed in an Staff adversary position with the trustees and Super-U siesc Parise, fiditnr administrators by the governor, who has still not hat,. Susi) Managing 1-ditor Maine Campus satisfied us as to why he cut his uninversity Joe Michaud. Ness% "ditto budget sharon (tips editor proposal after stating clearly on Jan. 29 om Hassid*. Sports Editor that it would call for a "substantially higher" Sic ard Graphic Arts Dire tor amount than the 8619,000 increase that was mar hut's Director of Ads ertisinA Mari Mickerir being talked ithout. Business Manager EDITORIAL Dennis Haile. irkulation Manager "uk-s 0.4borneCartoonist . etc We've said it before, and we'll continue to say it: if this university can't count on its own T hc Maine Campos is a sem i• eekly puma' of ne% s. administrators and trustees to fight for the When all is said and done, it doesn't matter arts. and opinion published Tuesdavs and Fridays by the funding we need, and do the kind of extensive much even if the trustees are not quite setting students if the Unisersity of Maine at Orono.Edttorial and business offices are located in 106 Lord Hall on the lobbying effort required, then who will? the right priorities in their spending of university Orono campus Telephone (201581-7531. We believe the very least we can expect in the money - that is, if the university is inadequately Mail subscriptions vs ithin the continental United States are S4 way of a budget for the next year or two is a funded in the first place. The trustees per year or SS per semester.Distributton to may set designated pick-up points on the Orono and Bangor contintuation of the present level of funding, as spending priorities, but it is the governor and campuses is free. the governor has claimed his recommendation for legislature who decide how much that "blank Letters to the editor should be addressed to: Editor. Meese Campos. the university calls for a $4.7 million decrease in check" will be. And when the governor 106 Lord Hall. University of Maine Orono. Maine 044'1 Incase limit all letters to 500 words state funding of the university. recommends a decrease in state funding of the or less.The Campos reserves the right to edit ail Since Longley failed to include funding for the university in an inflationary time, he's really letters.Please sign your name and address. although they u ill be unhheld on request Unsigned letters's-ill noi university's special appropriations for, among talking about a much bigger cut than anyone can be published. other things, increased fuel costs, are we to predict. 18, 1975

rs Amon, •kground ii M3V h, le need is Vol. 1 No. 3 March 18, 1975 PUL OUT A ND SAVE ing for On AIL r intemens Anne nith Zeppelin and Cooper bill ing 'where do they go from here?'

Committee I 773, an act roceed with Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti Swan Song Zeppelin was forming their own record label xi School of Records SS 2-200 - Swan Song Records. Everyone felt that the at Cushnoc new album was imminent But, the first Ivic Center. There are two basic approaches one can red by Sen. release was Bad Company - a distillation of port). Sen. take in dealing with the new Led Zeppelin former Free, Mott the Hoople and King mon). Sen. album entitled Physical Graffiti realeased Crimson. F). and Sen last month on Swan Song Records. Then came an announcement that the nib. would The first deals with the release of the Zeppelin album would be released in green light album as an "event." carefully orchestrated September. September brought announce- 'ed, the bill Imitment on by the group's manager Peter Grant in his ment of a delay until November, which 0 fund the careful manipulation of the rock and roll brought announcement of a for sure release media. in time for Christmas, which brought an iirmati Sen. The second looks at the album on its own announcement of an early January release I be disided merits. which allowed for the release of the second tine hour for Since their debut under his hour for tutelage in Swan Song record Silk Torpedo by Pretty I a half for 1969. Led Zeppelin has released a very Things, which allowed for the announcement regular flow of albums - exactly one I.p. each of a positive February 1 release for an album ii granted calendar year. The question that should which had already been featured in a cover er the past present itself almost immediately even to the story two months earlier in Circus magazine. easibilits of most casual of observers is, "does it Led Zeppelin is not an obscure group and worked as a unit and not an extension of one lanie's 1401% artistically take Led Zeppelin a year to get an when you tantalize the public this long, it is person. album out, or rather, does it take Peter Grant not hard to understand why the album sells I was wrong. Alice was the brains of the 12 months to so manage things from a the way it does when it finally gets released entire outfit, and the band was probably business standpoint to guarantee an during the last week of February. And like beginning to hold him down. instanteneous platinum album? (One million many others who had been so long led on. I His recent associations with traditional copies of the album art. sold - representative was among the first in line. straight Hollywood types had led me to of about $10 million in gross sales.) The first song, "Custard Pie,- and the believe his album would be far calmer than The situation as I see it presents a third. "In My Time of Dying.- are the the Alice of the guillotine and dead babies. in the dichotomy of sorts - certainly there are album's only boring moments in what will Again. I was wrong. The traditional ist on this business considerations to any art form, and probably be the year's best rock album. The Hollywood type that Alice recruited for this 0 nextyear business managers are necessary to cover sheer power in the remaining 13 pieces album is Vincent Price, and the combinaiton sured that. those situations and thus free the arti r s to establishes this as the consumate Led is one of the funniest I've ever heard on a create, but, at what point does the manger's Zeppelin album. record. ion perspective intrude, in terms of what he will The range of rock styles executed is Songs such as the title cut. "Black and will not allow on a record (on the amazing. Most Zepplin fans probably Widow.- and "Cold Ethyl- are some of the rsity puts grounds of selling power.) .already recognize one song - "Kashmir,- as best boogie-party songs that anyone has Jay. for, all The staging for the release of Physical equal only to "Stairway to Heaven,- and "A produced in a year. hose Graffiti was beautiful and as a by-product Day in the Life" in sheer majestic force. One cut, "Department of Youth,• • is one of created two new Peter Grant supergroups. I don't attempt to analyze rock much those Alice Cooper chant-march sing-along Last spring when Houses of the Holy, their beyond that, I generally know what I like by type songs reminiscent of "School's Out," last album was beginning to wear a little thin the way in which it hits my ear and grabs me and we'll probably be hearing it ad nauseam and the fans began looking for the yearly in the gut so that I can't (unless completely before the year is out on Top 40 radio. album. the announcement came that Led owned) sit still while listening to it. Lyrically it is a very funny album in a Jimmy Page's vocals, John Bonham's campy sort of way, and the entire album is solid bottom on drums, the bass and set to be aired a television special on ABC in synthesizer work done by John Paul Jones. April. and Jimmy Page's always tasteful guitar It is interesting to see Alice Cooper start work all coalesce on this album to make it out so well on his first solo venture, indeed, classic rock 'n' roll in the finest mercantile this may well be the best Alice Cooper tradition. album. It is also a lot like the Led Zeppelin album in that it may be a crowning achievement for Alice Cooper Welcome to My Nightm-are 1,he style he has developed. Atlantic Records SD 18130 Both albums, as much as I enjoy them. 'al of nen.. Alice Cooper's Welcome to My Nightmare dabs bs the leave me with the question - "where do they is not the ninth no.Editonal Alice Cooper album, but a go from here?" Hall on the first solo album from the person who used to Each has explored the potentials of their be vocalist in a group called Alice Cooper. rifted States particular styles to the fullest on these The band seems to have split up. nbution to Alice has albums and anything else in the same vein Ind Bangor kept the name, and working with studio will be exploitation of both you and me - the musicians, set out on a solo career. II) Editor. people, who in the final analysis, pay for it Maine I was rather curious as to what the of result all. Armageddon is upon rock and roll. )SOO ',surds would be, as I thought a band which had edit all by Jim Cyr to been together 6. although as long as Alice Cooper really ters ill not IE Two Maine Campus March 18, 1975 theatre

performance filrr WEE "T Movi '•L Major Barbara • doing Shaw justice Fcsti p.m. "A than Barbara how to fight the evils of the The Maine Masque production of Major Barbara by are not SO genuine professional criminals in London. • knows better Cinei n..t "other-worldly" hymns, hut George Bernard Shaw. performed in Hauck Auditoriurr But there are millions of poor people. abject people. world; his solutions are Unit) that powerful people understand. last week. was a triumph. Throughout the rather long dills people. ill fed, ill clothed people. Thes poison us direct actions in terms Fit than any other play (debates on society and morality are apt to be rathei morally and physically; they kill the happiness of "I hate poverty and %lasers worse Mem long), the acting was consistently excellent, the players society; they force us to do away with our own crimes ss hatsoey en. And let me tell you this. Poverty for centuries to your played as an ensemble, the lengthy dialogue was liberties and to organize unnatural cruelties for fear and %lasers has c stood up THUI articles: they ss ill not stand up handled superbly. especially bs. Jeri Colpitts as Andress sermons and leading "T preach at Undershaft. millionaire philosopher. The action both to ms machine gnus. Don't them: don't Most held attention and served its function clearly: in the reason with them. Kill them." philosophical debate. How cy el:. Shaw's real hero, all real heroes. must come FR II) All of this mas be attributed to the wizardry of Dr. from the yr suth. ss ho still have the idealism and the "TI James Bost of the speech department. Bost was able to energy to fight for change. A teacher of Greek. Haucl create belies able character on the stage because he is Barbara's fiance. Cusins. might he the perfect vessel for supremely concerned in his direction with the human change, a ssmbol the rosits I if Western civilization. SATL emotions and motivations of element in drama. the Cusins: "You cannot hase power for good Niihntli "H beings attempting to make sense out struggling human having poNer for evil too. This power which onlv Movit of v. to make sense of life and society, neither hich seem tears men's bodies to pieces has neser been so Ii With this conviction in the humanity of mut of the time. houribls abused as the intellectual. the. .religious St.! he asoided two-dimensionalits. and the characters, power that can enslaye men's souls. As a teacher of full-fleshed figures emerge. Greek I gave the intellectual man weapons against the If a It-I The set by Al Cyrus. designer for Maine Masque, was common man. I no% v. ant to gist: the common man anti " interestingly modern for a Shav. play. and ingenious in weapons against the intellectual man. .1 ssant a power TI needs of three different locations. It serving the simple enough fop common men to use. vet strong New I suited the armaments factory of Act III. particularls enough to force the intellectual oligarchs to use its with a central black vertical post ominously Scene II. genius for the general good... Dare I make war on MONI descending to represent a lethal cannon. Howeyer. I theohandes %vat? I must. I will.'' "Ai found it a bit stark for the library if Lads Broomarfs Lihert VI' house. Possibly. the effect int, tided by the sparse The ivory tower salsationist and the intellectual must NI in h geometrical ssmrnetr of %L and blocking. was a du come down to the lesel of 171011Cs and power where real of the society of suggestion of the formality of manners change can be accomplished. To those perplexed about WED! that period. Yet again, it might have been intended to they should rise against us and drag us down into clime and the decay- in American cities, about thought without a parallel the dialectics of Shaw 's their abyss. Only fools fear crime: we all fear degeneration in the government. constant warfare. about Little of action. pruposes it precise localization These poverty. w heftier to stas aloof or dirty one's hands working for "GJ Howeser. the absence of accomplished admirabls. The irony of Shaw 's making a hero from a capitalist change. Shaw has a lot to sas 1 he Maine Masque said it Film I heass furniture, plush velsets elaborately carved, dark. "villain" is heightened w hen he puts into the villain's well for him last week and I hope the audience was "Ar and dull purples. long rows of gilt-bound books. left the mouth Ole words of a social revolutionary. Undershaft listening. War'', more than the Salsatton Broomall librars looking bleak hs Roberta SiN'ei Room. Arms shelter of Act H. Some of the suggestion of opulence and elegance as IHUR m the cwstuming: but the contrast tx:tween wealth and posertY as one of the themes of the play. and the ese Cncert 1 Hall. ,A.2% not altogether cons owed of the contrast tiv the bare set. w Inch tended to lesel social class distinctions. MOW he suggestise set. however. had a vet-% positise UM bands feature German composers attribute. It highlighted the extreme contemperanity of this case the hand could ruse been more Sands the theme. Although written in 1405. Maior Barbara Fred Heath, director of bands, conducted the University of Maine Bands precise in the performance of the selection. noon. speaks so clear Is to the social ills of our time that one is Next to last on the program was the "Ti, astonished. and depressed. at how little Western society in a concert featuring music mostls bs Third Suite bs American composer Robert Series. has Shaw debunks consentional German composers. last Tuesday in the progressed in "0 years. Jager. I found the suite to be the most morality . one of his fay orite pastimes, and points out that gym. Guest conductor was Robert S. Mock. enjoyable selection of the program. cass iii WEDh the voIrst crime is really poserty. and that food and who is also conductor of the Central Maine Wind listen to for an audience w oh an untrained "Dis shelter must come before moral sermonizing. One is Ensemble. president of the Maine ear and interesting enough for the trained Ages" reminded of another socialist playwright. Bertult Music Educators Association, and director musician. Had this not been a hit sloppy Room, Breches statement in the Three-Penny Opera. that. of music for the Orono schools. and in places not together. it would Pulse "First conies the food. then the moralitY .• • Furthermore. The program opened with Heath been a good finale for the concert. Undershaft. Machiasellian millionaire arms manufactur- conducting the wind ensemble in Felix Unfortunately. the march demanded er. clearly outlines the connection between tog business Mendelssohn•s Overture "or Band. The precision. but lacked it, the waltz, expert and the goyernment for anyone who hasn't learned the oyerture was followed by an announcer conducting in places with mans meter less.ni yet: ho welcomed the audience, announced changes: and the rondo needed better I am the government of your country...you will do the previous piece. and described the form balance. One curious defect was the fact v. hat pays us. You mill make war w hen it suits us. and of the next selection and mispronounced that the Heath failed to conduct the last keep peace when it doesn't.. When I want ans thing to the name of its composer. The few notes in the rondo. Was he several keep my dry idends up. you ill discoser that my want unfortunate composer was Paul Hinde- beats ahead of the hand, or did he just is a national need. When other people want mith: the piece. the first movement of his forget about those something to keep my disidends down. you will call Svmphorty in B Hat Louis Spohr's last notes' The suite could hase been better out the police and military. And in return you shall Notturno for Turkish Band (written for a Heath chose the hase the support and applause of my newspapers. and smaller instrumental ensemble) followed, Huldigungsmarsch by Richard Wagner to close the concert. It was the delight of imagining that you are a great and fell occasionally into difficulties ss hich in statesman. •* were inexcusable—considering the instr- exciting places. but not sers memorable After a single round of Shaw 's map sr thesis is that cony entronal notions of mentation and size of the group w hich applause. Heath returned to the stage to right and wrong depend on social prejudices with no played. conduct the hand in two encores. relation to reality.. Undershaft. the demon of Modr made his appearance conducting lhe first. Irish INOMMIONI1.1 Washerwoman. if it had arms-makers. knows his economic and social realities the finale from Death and Transfiguration been crisp and precise as it ought to better than ans:one else in the plav. He knows that by Richard Strauss. and the march Under hase been, would have been a good selection for A moires: runs the gosernment. saYes men's souls, rules the Double Eagle bs IF. Wagner. Modr the regular program. Final's the the world. is power for good as well as evil. He knows conducted well and did a great deal with concert was brought to a welcome close that poverty and submission are not great virtues as the band to make the Finale sound like with the audience vet standing and singing Christianity (or Crosstianitv as Shaw liked to call it) music instead of a had attempt at a lazy w oh the band in The Stein Song. preaches. but great abominations. He knows that the performace. Houeser. Strauss would still Generally whole coition depends on the mimes disseminated by be rolling in his grave to hear his beautiful speaking. the concert went well, and apparently himself and others like him, and that the most "morally orchestral work played by a band tuned to much better than substituting for expected. But, pure** religionist and teacher of Greek are as inextricably an out of tune piano a harp. perhaps if hand director Heath would bound in the web of financial dependencies of the system After the intermission. Modr conducted conduct an esen beat, without as the greatest criminal. Crime, like morality. is a the symphonic hand in two more numbers. playing 'find the downbeat' (that annoying relative term. misapplied generally to petty thefts. specifically. Old Comrades a march bv Karl game conductors play to vex musicians), Mc whereas huge crimes are ignored. Tieke and Prelude and Fug(' in C demand more from players, Minor—originalls composed for organ—by drill for more precision, and conduct in a Ca Cusins: ••Do you call poverty a crime?" Bach. The announcer made the point that more decisive and authoritative manner— Undershaft: "The worst of crimes. All the other the Bach was particularls suited to being the leader, not on the defense—he crimes are virtues beside it...Povertv blights $.4 hole transcription for band because the organ would not have to rely on luck to pull a cities, spreads horrible pestilences, strikes dead the and wind instruments operate under the concert together. very sould of all who come within sight. sound. or same &mei*: they are both columns Un smell if it. What you call crime is nothing: a murder of vibrating air. Bach can be difficult, but in hs .Sarah Holbrook acci here and a theft there... hat do they matter?...there March 18, 1975 Maine Campus iE Three campus arts calendar film WEDNESDAY. MARCH 19 I HURSDAY. MARCH 27 Art for the Year of the Hare "Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman- "The Virgin and the Gypsy••. Bill Rogers. Ram's Horn Coffee House. 9 IDB 'DB MoYie 130 Little Hall 7 & 9:30 p.m. Movie, 130 Little Hall. 7 and 9:30 p.m. and 10:15 p.m. TUESDAY. MARCH 25 "Last Tango in Paris-. Italian Tibetan Folktales. Kenneth Versand will Film THURSDAY. APRIL 10 Festival. Hauck Auditorium. 7 and 9:30 recite in the manner of the original Tibetan "Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman.- FRIDAY. p.m. APRIL II storytellers. 202 Carnegie Hall. 7:30 p.m. IDB Movie, 130 Little Hall, 7 & 9:30 p.m. Jeff Beady. Ram's Horn, "Antonio and Rosario'', Sandwich Coffee House 9 and 10:15 Cinema. North Low n Room. p.m. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26 Memorial FRIDAY. APRII 11 Union. 12 noon. The Principles of Chinese Painting. "Slaughterhouse Eke" and "The SATURDAY. APRIL Film Society Meeting. 1912 Room. 12 Discussion with Kenneth Versand. 202 Sugarland Express.- MUAB Double Memorial Union 7 p.m. Bob Harrington. Ram's Horn Coffee Carnegie, 1:00 p.m. Feature. Hauck Auditorium 6:15 and 10 House 9 & 10:15 p.m p.m. THURSDAY. MARCH 20 THURSDAY. MARCH 27 "The Virgin and the Gypsy", Ch'an and Zen in Painting. Slide 1DB SATURDAY. APRIL 12 arts and Movie. 130 Little Hall, 7 and 9:30 exhibits Lecture. 202 Carnegie, 7:30 p.m. p.m. "Deliverance". MUAB Movie, Hauck fl Auditorium. 7 & 9:30 p.m. FRIDAY. MARCH 21 DurIng, tilt' month ot April. Carnegie "The Was We Were,- MUAB Movie. Hall will present a display of art SUNDAY. APRIL 13 by. the Hauck. 7 and 9:30 p.m. UMO Faculty. To be displayed in Gallery "Journey Through the Past". The Dirty One. it will include the works Half-Dozen film series, of Eleese SATURDAY. 100 Nutting, 3.5 &7 Brown. David Decker, MARCH 22 p.m. Ronald Ghiz. "Happy Vincent Hartgen and Birthday Wanda Jane-. MUAB • Michael Lewis. This Movie. Hauck. " and 9:30 p.m. exhibition will be featured until April MONDAY. april 14 18th. Galelry Two will house paintings "The Sad Clowns.- Sandwich Cinema and SUNDAY. MARCH 23 sculptures by artists Who live or work in Specializing in: North town Room. 12 noon. "A Very Natural Thing-. The Maine. In the Print Room of Carnegie, will Hairpieces Dirt% "The Time Machine-. Science Fiction Half-Dozen film series. 100 Nutting. 3, '• be the UMO Print collection. New Film Series. 100 Nutting. & 9:30 p.m. Styling and p.m. paintings by Elizabeth O'Malley. a ''F he Human Race is Losing", "Th,. Castinc artist. will be exhibited in the lobby Razor Cutting music of Hauck Ne% Ones-. Bangor Room 2 p.m. Auditorium. Drawings and Walk-in service Paintings of E.E. Cummings will be on TUESDAY. MARCH 18 or by-appointment MONDAY, MARCH 24 Display. in the photo salon of the Memorial 20th Century Music Ensemble. Donald Union. "American Revolution: The Cause These are being made a% ailable by OPEN of Stratton director. Hauck Auditorium 8:15 Liberty", Sandwich Rushworth M. Kidder of Wichita Toes-Thurs., a.m. -5:30 p m Cinema. 12 noon, p.m. Statt 6 North limn Room. University. Fri., 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sat., 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 19 WEDNESDAY. MARCH '46 Second session of craft groups beg.: 1 MO Concert Series. Fernando Valenti, "Wait Until Dark". this SS eck at the Hilltop Craft Center. 35 N. Main st.. Old Town IDIT Moyie. 110 8:1; Memorial Gymnasium. Little Hall. 7 & 9:30 p.m. Tel. 827-5531 • "Garden of the Finzi-Connms". Italian THURSDAY. MARCH 20 Film Festiy al. Hauck.' & 9:30 p.m. Toni Thibeau. Ram's Horn Coffee "American Revolution: The Impossible House, 9 & 10:15 p.m. Came War". Sandwich Cinema. North Lown in and see my Room. 12 noon. FRIDAY. MARCH 21 Open Hoot, Ram's Horn Coffee House, ALL NEW THURSDAY. MARCH r Record Hop. sponsored by MUAB. "Wait Until Dar", 1DB Moyle. 130 Little Johnny Angel & Angel Baby. 8:30 Damn Hall, 7 & 9:30 p.m. Yankee Room. Memorial Union. QUIK PIC MONDAY. APRIL - SATURDAY, MARCH 22 RESTAURANT -Middle Age. A Wanderer's Guide-, Steve Blanchard. Ram's Horn (oTtc, Sandwich Cinema. North Lon Room. 12 House. 9:00 & 10:15 p.m. noon. AND DELI "The Thing". Science Fiction I Film SUNDAY. 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Goihwogs is a rip-off mostly because the tempo. The amount of revert+ used in recording is material definitely does not provide "a 'You Clot Nothin On Me'• is Chuck perhaps the only. difference. fascinating example of the birth of a band** Berry's "Roll Over Beethoven'. with "Call It Pretending.- the last cut out he that "shows the roots of a concept which different lyrics—pure and simple. disc, seems to be an earlier work than the the world now knows as Creedence 'Brown-Eved Girl' not to be confused three it follows, because the music is ('learyvater Revival," as the jacket would with Van Morrison's tune of the same title. highly reminiscent of early Young Rascals, have us believe. ends side one. Coincidentally enough. the and the lyrics are strictly early 60's AM This lp conies recommended only for the music is copped. nearly note for note. from radio caliber. most dey sued. dved•in-the-wool Creedence Morrison's original biggie "Gloria". and On the whole, the quality of recording of fans, ho might be willing to shell out S5 John Fogerty's lead vocal approximates this lp is typical of its time. which means for three godd but early Creedence cuts. The the screaming style of Morrison's early it's second rate by today's standards. The by Steve Parker Lei work. Far It's very close to impossible to tell by hearing side one that these four musicians oh4 evolved into Creedence. "co Side two opens with "You'd Better Be Ali The Golliwogs— Pre-Creedence Careful", which is mostl% more of the same ha. Fantasy F-44-4 trash, except this cut sounds borrowed for With so mans decent artists' recording from either the Zombies or earls Pual Le contracts being cancelled these days Revere and the Raiders. because of an alleged vinyl shortage. this "Fight Fire." thc second cut, is the first disc represents not onl% an outright rip-off. one on the lp in which the listener might be hi but also an audacious disregard of an% able to pick out that peculiar strained vocal rer sense of priorities on the part of Fantas% style that the brothers Fogerty are now ITU records. noted for. But the Creedence aura remains rd The entire lp is made up of 14 circa 14464 hidden for the most part, and the music is so recordings of the goup that later became still bland. Creedence Clearwater Revival—consisting "Fragile Child" begins the swing to Dragon Fly David Live for of brothers Tom and Joh Fogerty on music that might be identified as the roots Jefferson Starship David Bowie rer rhythm and lead guitars and vocals; Stu of Creedence. It features that certain RCA BFL1-0-1 - RCA Victor CP1.2-0"I to Cook on bass: and Doug Clifford on drums. interplay between drums and guitar chord ag, As the liner notes reveal. Creedence was patterns that became one of the ther For as long as can be remembered. And then there's Bowie. Where would of more or less born *hen "four high school trademarks. Yet the music is overly simple Jefferson Airplane has been struggling on all this whmock glitter-rock scene be alv friends from El Cerrito. California*. signed and it reaks of those familiar E-D-A chord the outside to hold up the inside. Grace without the glamour boy himself? a patterns of with Fantasy in 1464, using the name "the the era. Slick and Paul Kanter. Jefferson Starship Bowie's latest contribution is a Golliwogs." The trouble is, with the "Walking on the Water." a very tthe new Airplane of sorts) has just disappointment. It is absurd to begin with Bri two. exception of three cuts on side all of interesting cut. is the first of those that are concluded a major tour promoting their to trs to capture the "live" Bowie on ha! the material on the album is virtually clearly. recognizable Creedence. With a latest %Inv! effort Dragon Fly. record. It just ain't the same. And this fur other early indistinguuishable from an% provocative tempo and some fairly good Most of us grew with Airplane in the double album is testimony. It lumps 0% • bO's band, and one is hard put to detect any fuzz and cold guitar work, this song could heat of student oppression and revolution. together the facest of Bow ies music into A hint that this album is early Creedence. quite likely hold its own on the AM radio orange sunshine. and Woodstock. The oneness. It is really boring. The back-up is songs on side one. "Don't market of today. And Cook's bass playing The first three Kanter Slick duo just wasn't your one-dimensional, the I cuts are flat. Some Le Tell Me No Lies." "Little Girl (Does Your complements the tempo well. Carpenters of yesteryear. They gave birth of the cuts are extended, but the band adds eil You Been' Mama Know?)." and "Where "You Better Get It Before It Gets You** to the genre of music categorized as acid no identity . as excursion to the is complete are a regular back record pure Creedence, with a strong rock(?). One wonders how Grace Slick. cal hop of "Time Won't Let Me" Fogarty vocal, that yintage. and total lack of frills with her distinct bitter-sweet vocals, could sta complete with over-use of reyerb on that Sure. it's Bowie, centerstage all the was. the marked all of Creedence's major deal convincingly with themes with any bit on .s guitar But Instead of providing the intimacy of his and extra-tang y Mork a la material. This cut even includes a brief of human feeling in them. She has always stc S:ntures. The Gollivvogs here performance, the effort on record only the sound passage featuring Fogarty's famous vocal possewd that icy remoteness. Le more like a mixture of the Dave Clark Foe chords accompanied only by drums, as is sticks Bowie's lack of stage manner out (if Dragon Fly is, however. listenable and an and the Beach Boys than an% thing done you'll excuse the cliche) like a sore thumb. frequently by. the band in later years. engaging. Craig Chaquieo has joined hug resembling what they later became. The The onl% shortcoming of the tune is His vocals are slurred for the most part and that it Starship as well as Pete Sears: Chaquico t lyrics, of course, are your standard s%rupy hurried What Bow ie offers in concert is ends just as it starts to get going. with one on guitar. Sears a pro on bass and be teen-age love genre. lost to heavy breathing on record. of those frustrating early bO's style keyboards_ sla 'i ou Came Walking'' brings designed to us perhaps fade-outs get you to plunk your If you're an Airplane person. Dragon ag a y -ar ahead as group vocals and an nickel in the juke box to hear it again. ill meets all expectations within your ear. If you've ever seen ha extremely trebly fuzz guitar lead are added "Porter.ille." the next cut, is the only. Bowie, hearing this The best cut is b%. far the seven-and-a-half- album ha to the same old material. one on the lp that Creedence fans are likels would make vou think he's having a minute sexy and nostalgic "Caroline". It reall% rel 'You Can't Be True'' is a fairly to recognize, since it made their first for had night. Wait for the next Bow ie unites Marty Balm n with what was left of his record or in interesting rhvthm and blues cut. but most now, second) album. Creedence Celarwa• bu% something else. Since he's band. Balm acts as the' acid neutralizer'• lost Ai any band worth its salt could have done it, ter Revival. Basically, there isn't much long-time partner Mic Ronson to the so to speak of the Slick Kanter harshness. Rolling Stones, no even in that era. It is yet-% reminiscent of difference between this version and the however there just might He adds the needed spark throughout the not be another decent Bowie. It could be atl the Rolling Stones' first album (especiall% later one, as the vocals are just as strong. album making Dragon /qv a decent effort the end of Bow it's reign at the top of the thl on the part of Slick Kanterand Starship. glam. Gary Robb h% Gary Robb

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while threatening the Arab oil nations with only detract from the sheer poetry of his contributing editor for Rolling Sone, put military force when they practice it. moy ements. his language, and his timing. this collection together. In Lenny's book, But while every comic owes a lot to But it is amazing to note that what Lenny "How to Talk Dirty and Influence People." Lenny, no one is picking up where he left was doing •ause the in the early sixties is only now Lenny gives Gleason credit for being the off. Lines from his routines are copied (or being is id e "a accepted as legitimate comedy. Case first reporter to defend him when he was stolen) constantly by comedians. In fact, it in a band" point is Lenny's hsyterical bit "How to having truble with the law. Lenny' loved was quite surprising to listen to this album ,pt wInch Relax Your Colored Friends at Parties.** It Gleason for it and this album is put and hear lines that are standard jokes contains every reedence cliche of the times, how together with an equal amount of live. The today and realize that they were Lenny's blacks have a natural sense of rhythm, how liner notes by Gleason put Lenny's bits in el Mould creation. they have an affinity for watermellon and the proper perspective and explains some But no comic is making us laugh at friend chicken. etc. It's the uses in his bits. ly for the kind of stuff Yiddish terms that Lenny ourselves like Lenny did. No comic is Archie Bunker says all collection. With all reedence the time. But this It's a great the myths attacking the hypocrisy like Lenny did. was 1%1 arid Time Magazine floating around, this album ell out S5 called it and stories George Carlin is funny, but he realy isn't "sick." tells the story better then anyone. Nobody e cuts. : The Real Lenny Bruce much more then a 1970's style Milton ye Parker "Religions Incorported." also included can he Lenny Bruce. not Dustin Hoffman, Lenny Bruce Berle. So where is Lenny when we need on this two record set, is probably Lenny's not Cliff Gorman, not even George Carlin. Fantasy F-79003 him? most famous bit and without a doubt his Only Lenny could take the terror out of In 1961. Lenny Bruce was busted for Lenny is here on this album, just as most cntroyersial. even by todav's words like nigger and kike and greaseball. obscenity in California for saying funny today as he was 15 years ago, maybe standards. But it is hilarious. So is "White Only Lenny could show us the difference "cocksucker" during a performance. funnier. Not much has changed since Collar Drunk." Lenny explains that when between what America is supposed to be Almost fifteen year% later. Dustin Hoffman Lenny left. The Big Lie still stares us in the Red Skelton did an impression of a drunk it and ;he painful reality of what it actually is. has won an Academy Award nomination face every day. White collar criminals get was always of a skid-row bum, the kind He always said there is no good and bad. for using the same language in portraying light sentences while pot smoking nobody ever sees. So Lenny does the white.- 'only what is He was a preacher. a satirist, Lenny's life on the screen. teenageers get ten years. It's one big circle collar drunk and it's perfrect. a genius. The best scene in the film 1 first remember hearing of Lenny Bruce and Lenny knew it long before anyone The other routines are equally as funny. "Len n y" comes at the end when his when I was a kid. My father had his believed him. Lenny chewed up the system Some of them appear for the first time on girlfriend Hones looks into the camera with biography and he wouldn't let nit' read it. I and spit it out for the world to see. And it an album, like a song Lenny wrote for Top tears in her eyes and speaks the one truth remember hearing an album by Lenny was funny. But the system had the last 40 radio called "My Werewolf Mama." It of the movie: "He was just so damn maybe 10 years ago. The only thing 1 laugh. The police harrassed Lenny to was never released but would probably be funny.' remember about it was that the guy talked death, effectively prevented him from a hit today. He sure was. so fast it was hard to understand him. performing in most cities, and when he Ralph J. Gleason. who is now a by Dennt% Burley Recently I saw the movie "Lenny" and died from what Phil Spector called an for some reason this was not how I overdose of police, the system tried to tell remembered him as being. The movie tried us that he was a strung out junkie, a sick. good way to get some of the most to show Lenny as a philosopher fighting foul-mouthed prevert. important roots in the history of modern against an unjust world. While this is part The truth is Lenny was no addict He music. re would of Lenny's mythical image and there rarely used pot. and when he did take an What makes the Moody Blues so cent. be always was a moral point to his bits, he was occassional dose of morphine it was only to popular? a comic first and a preacher second. get away from the heat that was constantly It's a tough question to answer, for you is a The I heard this album. "The Real Lenny around him. He used to work long hours think of many reasons. Most certainly one •gin with Bruce." I can't ever remember laughing so into the night working out routines in his of them is that the group of five low se on hard at a comedy album. And the real head, or later on trial litigations. and he "pioneered" the was for highly a tuned, And this funny part is that this material was written would take something to keep going once well orchestrated blending of rock with t lumps over 15 years ago and it still knocked me off in awhile. But he was never so strung out traditional orchestral groups. In earlier SIC into a my chair. on dope that he was incoherent on stage. as records, back-up was provided by the ack-up is Every comic out today owes a lot to the movie depicted. And the only time London Festival Orchestra as in "Tuesday at. Some Lenfl% Bruce. Lenny was the first Lenny really forgot what he was saying and This Is the Moody Blues Afternoon" and "Nights in White Satin.- and adds experimental comic, taking the idiom as far had to stop his show was once when he Moody Blues But superior musicianship of the group as it would go. He so sick of doing what he happened to mention his father's name Threshold 2 THS 12 13 itself has to be realized as well, and is, in called ''tits-and-ass" jokes and the during an act and couldn't continue. It had this set, standard "a funny thing happened to me nothing to do with drugs. That was the real the WAN It has been two years since the Moody "Simple Game" follows the style of the on the was' routines that have become the Lenny Bruce. Its of his Blues released their last album. Seventh group, recorded somewhere between their ard only stock in trade of the nightclub circuit. For that reason, the people who liked the Soiourn. and many have waited for their second and third releases in 1968. In scenes from everyday living er out (if Lenny took movie may not like this album. On the eighth release. An unfortunate event search of the Lost Chord and On the r thumb. and, like any true artist, subjected them to other hand, the people who were occurred a year ago, when the group finally Threshold of a Dream. In the five years of his ow n impressions and presented them to part and disappointed with it. as I was. will probably broke up—the result of lack of purpoe. their prominence. the Moody Blues did not was painful to ear oncert is the world. Some of it like this album. Lenny has made several This Is the Moody Blues will surely be follow the *in' path of top-forty.but instead it was so true. Funny but true. He d. because albums but they are hard to find. Most of their last release, excepting the chance of sought out and experimented with new slaughtered every sacred cow he came up them were done with his cooperation. their regrouping once again. It is not a new forms. Each individual recording attempts against. Subjects that were too hot to which means Lenny censored himself to album, but rather an anthology. of their to tell a story, which unfortunately is lost in ming this handle for most comics. Lenny was only too insure sales of the album. But this seven disks released from 196' to 192. this "best of • set. having a happy to tackle. Lake the big bussiness of collection is uncut and contains some of his with one new cut, *Simple Game,* If your looking for an introduction to the •xt Bowie religion. hypocrisy in government and most famous bits. It comes just at the right After seven remarkable albums, the group. this release is a good beginning. ince he's inconsistancies of the world in general. time. whenLenny has surfaced again as a latest release can only be in the same The choice of cuts is well representative on to the And if he were alive today, as the liner cult hero. This album aptly titled, will set tradition when taken from all of them—the arid provides a definite insight to their 1st might notes suggest, he would undoubtedly be the record straight. only problem arising from being able to fit music. It was unfortunate they broke up. could be attacking Ford and Kissinger for preaching There is no way to describe a Lenny only so much on two disks. But for anyone but this allows a new living in the past op of the the virtues of capitalism on the one hand Bruc• !,• 'formance. Any attempt would riot familiar with this English group, it is a by Steve. Ward

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and the Bean Televisi Freebee pacifier. When w through the midst of a street tv.4 Freebie and the Bean is a very sick and their car right .ist night very lousy movie. It has been playing at a parade and leave behind the bruised and Whets local theatre for weeks, for some broken bodies of children. And guess • something unexplainable reason, and I do wish with whom they're chasing? Some guy involved good! (ii all sincerity that it would he removed in a pCIMS -ante theft job. If you'll immediately. Midnight It's about two cops without any notion The blantantl% homosexual banter recent Is. a Caan) and his cop 4 whatsoever of morality as they maim, kill. between Freebie (James it's 3 sure insult, and in general make royal assholes pal Bean is exceptionally obvious; they. it up so h each other and at one point of themselves. The film is so warped. in keep hugging One of the ad hopped t‘ Freebie even invites his buddy to come live fact. that Alan Arkin (who plays Bean) row %CUM crash hadn't see Fyen though blood-lust discredited his incolyernent with the with him. scenes, frequent in know w ha their way of life. when Bean picture with the lamebramed excuse of "I immorality is Freebie and the I w at:114 (wrongly) that his wife is haying only did it for the money.- suspects Bean. seen it he her in Freebie features car chases ad nauseam an affair he nearly hits insanity and Voigt w a% but the one cruel thing about the the process. hinted at Freebie and the high-speed thrills of this movie is that ICs hard to imagine Or hON pedestrians do get in the was and do get Bean being more worthless. and in case cut up a% hit. To top off all this sadism, in a scene you haven't guessed yet, all this reckless beautiful that ranks high in the annals of violence is rated "R••. into a twl disgustingness. these two cops plow bs Bill Gordon %omething ommen between tl disappoint Let's se movies? TI it just anot to sell so. answering latest issul article thz making of I once ti news. But the ToniA late. night Barbra W an% one stir

Leon Tebbetts Merlon &undo as Pert and Maria Schneider as Jeanne become drunk with champagne in a Tango dance hall during ih,- breakup ot their volatile relationship. Bernardo Hi-rio/u, is highls controversial film. which had its American Towering Inferno hits depths ii/leg,- premiere last May at (MO. returns this Wednesday Hum& al' and et 01 Why. such capable performers as Paul the action. whk- h includes innummerable Newman and Faye Dunav•ay. agreed to explosions, dummies falling out. of Naval baffle to be film feature compete in this film with the L.A. Fire skyscraper windows, and singed firemen. Department. the San Francisco Fire The entire scenario might be called waterworks, "Architect's Nightmare- or "Return to The Kennebec Film Makers Associatio seseral British %cAmk.n Acre killed. Department, the and the and - The epithet (KFA) is the first state-wide effort to bring The Association is already planning special effects geniuses of Hollywood. can Sodom Gomorrah. latter not spurious, for if one bothers to together film producers. writers and actors fund-raising efforts, and they hope to get not probably he answered unless one is symbolism of the film, the in Maine for production of film. match funds from the Maine Arts and hazards the all-American guess—money. scrutinize the The Association first began four years Humanities Commission. One Portland results are interesting ago when its director. Leon Tebbetts. tele%ision station has already expressed Newman does get to display the fruits of opened headquarters in Hallowell. interest in screening the film. which its his personal physical fitness program (he's An Ann Rand type hero, the architect, a Tibbems. who has produced a 7S-minute makers hope will go into shooting this 50 and runs several miles each daY I as he self-made man, out•doorsman, honest and feature film entitled The Musk Bea in summer. The film's relatively low cost is climbs up and down the screen and straight-shooting. bursting with old-fas- Super Mini, decided last December to due to the yolunteered help of the KFA•s Dunaway appears in a very decollete hioned integrity (he'd just as soon climb expand the small group and make a feature members. who are both professional and costume (Cher watch out), but the acting up a pipe shaft to rescue a pussy cat as for the nation's bicentennial. The more amateur filmmakers. hoorahs are stolen by 0.J. Simpson as a make lose to his wife), is betrayed by the than 60 active members of the group down-to-earth (in this picture?) security. machinations of the self-seeking, profiteer- gathered on the UMO campus on Sunday. In addition to the Margaretta project, guard. Fred Astaire as an aged con-man, ing builder and his Machiavellian March 9. to discuss their ambitious project . members hayc made their own indepen- and SteYe McQueen as the super-hero of son-in-law (Richard Chamberlain fans may. With a budge estimated at S6,000 for a dent films and Martin Meltz of Pownal. the hour—fire-fighter extraordinaire. The be upset with this casting), who by cutting film to he shot in Ihmm. the feature will who has made television commercials, is picture is produced by Irwin Allen. ot building costs, have created a fire-trap. concern the first naval battle of the planning to teach a low -cost course in film Poiseiden Adventure fame, but tne The implication is there that the profit American Revolution. In 1'75. a group of proudciton. They are encouraging forma- characterization vignettes are. in tlos orientation of modern industrial capitalism armed citizens from Machias com- tions of local film clubs and according to sequel, unfortunately outclassed by the has built a facade so unsound that it mandeered the sloop Unity and then Arthur Dostic. a UMO student. "The idea spectacle of the fireworks. destroys itself on the eye of its inaugural attacked and boarded the British warship is snowballing:* party. However. all is not lost. At the film's Some moments of the action are Margaretta. During the brief fighting. by Bill GfirdOIS conclusion, the fireman will guide the once one sucked into breath-taking, gets architect in building sound structures fit for human life tno more than seven stories high as the former earlier sermonizes?). Freshly-Cut Flowers ALWAYS 191%..9 (arise: Nair Sivitieg _ cli However exquisite, the symbolism is Tropical Plants AVAILABLE ed k $2.041 off lost in the sadistic titillation of witnessing Our Skill and first Hair sigh. scores of people burned, maimed drowned, AUL Irish this ad and others decimated. Is this orgiastic Imported Gifts Knowledge celebration of destruction I975's Holly- wood equi%alent to the Busby Berkeley MILLER DRUG speetakulars of the 30's which took Ckintufigilst OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY people's mind off that depression? 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Television. Humanity's all-purpose had Helen Reddy and Ann Landers on as to the likes of "the white tornado," dogs and pacifier. guests. (Yaw n ). around for over twenty years that tell you their favorite dog food, cats When was the last time vou watched it? Ever wonder why more people watch something good has been done. It's just that sing, or "BIG WALLY" who jumps think ot anything. last night? Right now' CBS news than any other' Dan Rather of that I can't out of the woodwork to sell )00 detergent When was the last time you saw course. Now, Rather is a good reporter, but cin floorwax, or whatever the hell it is he _ Some shows are putting a disclaimer s ,mething good on it? I mean really every weeknight at 6:30 (and 11:15 on sells that's better than "the other before the broadcast to warn viewers tliat ...•,od! Gist' up? leading Sundays) the nation's horny housewives brand." offensive material migtit be presented. If you're like me. you probably. watched are glued to drool over Now this has possibilities. but when was the TV set to his Is television getting better?sonie say Midnight Cowboy when it was on the tube new the last time you %casting. yes. Others say no. Many say who gives a stayed up to watch a recently, and if you liked it at the theatre, Don't laugh You're mother may be one B-grade movie and waited desperately for shit. But is there really any difference it's a sure bet you hated it on TV. They cut of the them. between Dragnetand Adam 12 or Hawaii offensive material to come on and it up so bad (Brenda Vaccaro's part was When you think of TV what comes into finally decided they Five-0 or Kaiak or Burette, etc. etc. etc. ? must have meant the ,hopped to about rise minutes) that if you you're mind (besides commercials and Some say TV is getting 40me realism commercials? hadn't seen it before, you probably didn't ret uns)? GAME SHOWS! Popular in the in its programs. Is Freddie Prinz real? Is 'This could go on forever. The person ii know what the hell was going on. fifties, replaced by soap operas in the "That's My Mamma" real? Even All In who said that TV is a vast wasteland was a I watched it with someone who hadn't sixties, and revived for the seventies, game The Family" has about run its course as a master of understatement. seen it before and had to tell her that Jon shows are as American as, you guessed it, comedy. Voigt was a male prostitute. It was barely apple pie. As you can see, television never The sad part of all this is that TV has the hinted at in clic TV presentation. When you're little boy looks up at you changes, it just travels in circles. Granted potential to become the educator of the Or how about The Godfather? It wasn't someday and asks what you do for a living. that most sitcoms have abandoned canned nation. The educational network comes cut up as bad, but by compressing a how would you like to look at him straight laughter for live audiences, but they are close but it can't possibly reach the beautiful wide-screen color movie down in the face and proudly . declare. "Daddy still facing the same situations they did ten audience that the commercial networks do. into a twleve-inch black and white box. plays games for a living"? and twenty years ago. Blind dates, plugged Money is one reason. something is lost. And, the constant Arlene . Francis. Kitty Carlisle. Henry drain, argument with the boss, noisy Perhaps pay. TV is the answer, or cable ,ommercials and the 24-hour break Bob Barker. Need I Morgan. Soupy Sales. neighbors, they've all been done and will TV. or both. Either way. something has got between the two parts made it a complete say more? I could. In fact, a simple list of continue to be don to change. but I'm not holding my disappointment. the "professional" game show people There must be something good on TV breath Let's see. w hat else is on TV besides would fill a page. sou %a'.. Of course. Television has been by Dennis Bailey movies? The news. Ah, but is it news, or is Have you seen "Money Maze yet? it just another slick production put together Wonderful program. It's almost as good to sell soap? If anyone is interested in as that unforgettable game show a while answering that question. I recommend the back "Treasure Island." Remember? RACKETS latest issue of :MORE . which contains an Contestants would get into little bathtub FOR ALL SPORTS OLD ToWN article that takes a bold look into the boats and paddle over to tiny islands in lociurtinq Tennis and Paddle Balt making of an NBC television documentary. search of FABULOUS PRIZES! The boats. 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The Job Of of a fir Warner Paperback Library- Sex would contort themselves into pretzles supplies 147 per cent of the adult minimum finals t instead of getting the whole thing over with Not intended for beginners, puritans, or daily requirement of laughs and chortles. nets at as quickly as is convenient. The pulp-and-paper industry has The Lampoon small rodents. The Job of Sex costs less Longlcy supplies the rest. the A is laughing at them received a great boost in recent years from for laughing at us, who than a six-pack of beer, and takes up only a hs Zoltan IIUSStir are laughing the widespread and rapid proliferation of at the Lampoon...and so it and U goes... so-called "sex-manuals-. The National tenced To sax The Lampoon. ever conscious of the faltering Job of Sex is funny is beside betw ee the point. So we'll ignore state of Maine's paper companies. has that point I he Billed as - produced another manual, hoping its a workingman's guide to considerable yalue in high-lighting specific UMPG productive lovemaking publication will add new employment to - and illustrated aspects of personality. The first part begins half. Ti with pictures. Color Test the sagging pay rolls of Great Northern. The Jo!' of Sex begins as with an explanation of color and its tone di would any production edited by Ian Economic considerations aside, it's manual. "It's work. Scott psychological meaning. It then deals cc ith binge. Grueling, difficult, Pocket Books. about time someone laid bare the exacting and ex- SI .95 the analysis of the test, and giy the see hausting es pretentions of our new "liberated" work. But as you learn to produce interpretation tables. very pt more and better orgasms, attitudes toward sex. And the Lampoon has you'll find that Color? One ey ening recently.. xx hen together sixteen like all really tough jobs, done it probably better than anyone else sex has its own Everyone knows w hat is and isn't with a group of friends. I pulled out the ten yer rewards—the satisfaction, as you could. Their parodies are always classic, drift off Happiness. sorrow . joy. frustration.—all book, and one by one. %se took the test and called to sleep. of a job well done...'' merciless pokes at American society's emotions can be expressed in color. But examined analysis results. The general half. The book continues xx hang-ups, ey en w hen those hang-ups are ith chapter few people realize the psychological concensus of thy group was that the results With headings of "Punching shared by the authors. In.- "Otertime significance of cc or in determining were indeed inclicatiye of our personalities. threatc Bonuses.- and "Dow flume The Job of Sex. ostensibly a take-off on and Layoffs.- indiv.dual .. personality . In some instances, the test analysis is the clu Under the chapter of "Inventory" The Joy of Sex. actually attempts to we are The color test was developed by Dr. Max general at first glance, but w hen studying conseci git en a section on encompass all the manuals that treat sex as the "passion ring.'' tuscher in 194". ssho is known world-wide the results, a pattern seems to detelop. began made of pure gold. v. ith a pure some sort of scientifically fathomable clear crystal in the field of color psx•chology . His Color Test is only a basic primer for the to thrc attached to it. **It has never phenomenon. Well, maybe it is. but these been know n to methods are now extensiyely used in field of color psychology but neyertheless 1.conar fail to provide a man with a books ha% e a nasty. habit of seeing permanent Europe for screening personnel and manages to scrape the surface for tht two-po, bed-partner.- Of course. the themsely es in a very "righteous" id I may description is psychological analysis. The xx hole test uninformed reader. It is well written. and Begley use that of an engagement ring. the term to describe this subject) light, consists of different color selections easy to comprehend for the lay man. If you Darla F as does The most of the current •'pop illustrations, although rarely from which the respondent makes 43 want a general understanding for the .1:50 le psychology." literature. associated with the text, are almost worth choices. These are interpreted, and an principals of color analy xis, read it—but Ther the inflated price of this monumental work. accurate profile is 'blamed. don't expect to come away. an expert in the Touching and sensitise in their portrayal of The book deals with the "quick test-. field. or with an iii depth color analysis regain the touching xx hich. although and sensitite act of sexual not as detailed, is still of b% r• 14 ard the Ioa encounter. they stand as excellent Portlan ggrev ‘10t 1ParnitA made Collecr INV/MY game i Dosvntow^ Old Town FAT CAT REVUE YOU'RE WEARING Featuring Jeff Beds & Glenn Neuman Tues. Night CONTACTS. Country Karacels Fri, Sat nights Sat. Afternoon Jam Session WE CAN MAKE THE BE enj Re. WEARING EASIER. Ta,

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The won by a wider margin hut was still Portland round as her team of Sex of a fine event, from two hotly contested -Gorham squad had many official scorer in the final exciting. In this match Bates met was inimum finals to the tearing down of the basketball opportunities in those final minutes, hut lost two games and eliminated. In the UM-Machias and rolled to a 38-28 halftime only converted when open against UMPG. Bears were a hurtles. nets at tourney's cnd. The final game in the embattled Miss the lead as Priscilla Wilde of Bates and Carol Potter scored a foul shot 71-54 loser as PG took a seven point the A class which consists of UMO. and another La Haye of Machias, 18 and 19 points hard-earned basket. was too little for halftime lead and pulled away. Man haps Husson. UM-Presque Isle. UMPG. Colby But it respectively, held their own personal PG to catch up and Husson won 50-47, Begles, Denise Blais of Westbrook and and UM-Farmington. (the more exper- battle. Miss La 'Jaye was kept off the proceeding to take down the nets with a Darla Potter all scored 15 for ienced clubs in action) was a tense battle scoreboard in the second half.however, little help from their supporters. Portland-Gorham. while Cheryl Higgins of between Portland-Gorham and Husson. and Bates used a fast break to get a 20 While -Orono. Later in The two clubs came out quickly and the nets were still up earlier. Bangor had 18 for Maine point lead (with ten minutes to play) and -Farmington losers of the elimination specific UMPG forged a 25-20 lead just before the UM-Presque Isle toot UM the bracket double went on to win 78-51. 60-53, in the consolation game. torunes•UMPI took the Bears 79-67, with begins half. The fact that both clubs played tight The third place game was a barn-burner Farmington got down by ten with 10 Becks Palmer canning 36 for Presque Isle. nd its /one defenses and went on a five-minute between Westbrook College and Bowdoin. minutes left in the first half but on the work Miss Higgins was the top scor,:r for mainv Is with binge. where few points were scored, kept In the game. Westbrook jumped out to a of Beth Ginn of North Yarmouth got it again with 21. go es the score in the first half down. It was a commanding 32-15 halftime lead. Jill down to five with 5:20 remaining. Other preliminary games found Husson very physical half with the officals making Presque Bianucci of South Windsor, Conn. Trailing Isle then ran off eleven straight points to stopping Caputo *ether sixteen calls against Portland-Gorham and Colby 63-45. with Karen 10 points toward the end of the final take a 34-20 halftime and Verna Eldridge of the sut the ten sersus Husson. The disparity in fouls lead and held it Brewer leading period. At the end of the game. Bosvdoin throughout second st and called became a factor late in the wend the half. Becky Palmer charge and taking UMPI 58-38 with Miss had twelve-point deficit then with 2:55 left of Patten, Maine teneral half_ scored 17 to lead the Eldridge scoring 27. Also UM Farmington the team rallied to trail by only two. winners, while Linda Lowell of six-point results With 14:18 to go Portland-Gorham Biddeford expanded a halftime lead to beat Westbrook kept their poise. however and threatened to pull away in that period with scored 13 for the losers. Colby 60-33. won 52-50. ssis is the club taking a ten-point lead on three Earlier action found Westbrook beating uds ing consecutive layups. Husson, however. Condon named to New England senior squad Bates 38-30 with Priscilla Wilde scoring 23 elop. began a surge and gist the difference down for the winners. The Bates team got 29 for the to three with II minutes to play. Barb points from their Steve Condon. the LIMO.% senior 6-4 In his two years on the UMO varsity guards in the game. Also !heless leonard, from Brent% isix1. N.Y. made it a it was UM over Bowdom guard. has been selected to play in the Condon scored 667 points for a 14 points Machias 48-32. in Lst- tht two-point PG lead, but a foul shot by Mary annual post-season basketball game for the per game average. A native of Presque A game Machias won at the foul line n. and Begley and a muscle basket by 63 center making 12 of 17 foul shots. New England seniors Tuesday (March IN) Isle. Me.. he transferred to the university The most heroic If sou Darla Potter put PG out in front 43-37. with performance of the B tourney at the University of Hartford. Hartford, from Leicester Junior C'ollege. was turned in it the ":50 left. by Chris Spath Conn. The March 18 contest features seniors of UM Fort Kent. She t —hut Then Sue Skinner and Miss Leonard playing in her first season ever of Condon. a co-captain of the Black Bear from the University Division versus the women's in the scored for Husson Miss Potter helped PC; basketball was the squad this past season. averaged 15,9 College Division graduates and is entire offense for Fort regain a three-point lead. At the 6:09 mark Kent in a 89-8 points per game and set a new school mark sponsored by The New England Coaches laugher turned in bs Bates 14 ard the load of fouls became very heavy for and she had ten for field goal accuracy in a single game Association. Brown coach Gerry Alaimo against Westbrook in a Portland and kept them for being 94-26 beating. Fort Kcnt, though they hen he hit l'of 19 field goal attempts and will handle the University Division (earn were aggresyise on defense. Karen Caputo easily defeated in both tired 3 points in Maine's 91-90 win silver while Gordon McCullough of Hartford will games, showed made a brace of fouls and shots and promise for the trginia Commonwealth. direct the College Division squad. future as did all the other Colleen Meehan added a third to tie the teams in the three day r - event game at 44. Miss Caputo then made two 4 ‘sutside shots to gise Husson a sudden PEACE CORPS AND VISTA KEGS-ICE-COLD WINES (Reasonable Prices) RECRUITERS WILL BE ON CAMPUS AT at Classifieds UNIVERSITY OF MAINE/ORONO WADLEICHIS ON: MARCH 18th, 19th& 20th STORE BEER DRINKERS NEEDED: to Open ti JO 11 30 Mon.-Thurs. Seniors and graduate students sign up enjoy the sounds of Fat Cat till Midnight Fri., Sat now with Placement for an interview Revue, Tues night at the Depot closes 10 p m Sun Tavern. For more information. contact Placement Office Downtown Old Town Stillwater Ave Old Town 827-5504

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When we B. %aerie Heikkinen first started the program in faculty member and only 12 full-time proposal was turned down because "the '63 there were plenty of jobs available for students... efforts to meet accreditation standards librarians." he An administrative decision has been explained. "Two years ago, MacCampbell added. however, "we live se Onld result in the program costing it came to made by the department of Library the point w here it was part-time students admitted in the SI00.01X) at the end of fi% evears." Service. a graduate program. to impossible for an unaccredited student to graduate school... President Howard R. Neville said compete in discontinue the program as soon as all the librarian Ecld." He submitted a proposal to the deanof Thursdas that the decision to discontinue presently-enrolled students Poise receieed the graduate school to get 5 more faculte the program came from MacCampbell to their degrees. James C. MacCampbell. "In order for us to get accredited by the in the next five years and to recruit more Vice Pressident for Academic Affairs James chairman of the unaccredited department. proper accrediting body, in our case, the full-time students. Clark to him. Neville said the program was "not that high a priority" and that he estimates the phase-out will take three American Library Association. we have to MaeCampbell commented. "I would also sears. approeed the decision to discontinue it •'on has e more full time faculte and daytime like to see the program continue. hut I "Money is the the basis that if we're going tohave main reason the librare program with a sufficient number of full can't take a stand on a program that is in a a program. sere ice sill he discontinued." MacCampell time students." MacCampbell said. "As it crowded field." it ought to be of a high quality." fhe president se ould said. stands now we onle have one full-time According to the head librarian, the estimated it Cost between S/40.(U) and S100,000 to obtain accreditation for the program. Davies' hitchhiking bill scheduled for vote soon An don t to override the administration is decision has been organized and a meeting bill calling legalization the of alumni and students is scheduled for this A for the of at same time alit-elate some people's Da% ies cited the energy crisis as one of hitchhiking Maine inhibitions Fridae at 3 p.m. at Hilltop. The purpose in is expected to pass about picking up hitchhikers. the major reasons he chose to sponsor the through Committee "At of the meeting is to see it enough support the House Judiciary least it will be legal: they still base hill. "Mame has yerv little mass transit, this week reach the the choice CAll he developed to approach the and House floor by the whether to pick up hitchhikers," and what it does ha % c. is cetremele chancellor and. eventualle, the legislature. end of the month. said Rep. Richard C. Da% le% pointed out. ex pc nsi% e •• Da% it's said Da% lel, Orono. Don Gould, an alumnus of the graduate Daeies. sponsor of the bill, expects it to program and chairman it the meeting. pass unanimously. with only one said. "Most of us weren't aware that there amendment added. The amendment limits Workers rally today in Augusta was a decision pending until it was too late hitchhiking to daylight hours but permits to do anething. We feel the decision was the hitchhiker to stand an place on Maine ramritdded." A rally protesting Gosernor James "According to, (Rep. roads except the paeement. The NIL Richard) Da% ies "Thee claim the main reason for Longley's budget proposals will be held many legislators are intending to according to Dae res. is faeored over the honor the discontinuing the program is because thee today in Augusta. Organized by the picket lines." Bailey said. one introduced be Rep. Rodney Quinn of "The ones that are not accredited. he said. "The point I'd American Federation of State. County and haeen't decided probable Gorham because Quinn's bill "contains all won't enter the like to bring up is that thee neeer eeen Municipal Employees building kinds of limitations." AFSCMEI. the if someone is blocking their was " tried to get accreditation. When you Ire to demonstration will begin at Q a.m, with Bailee said the picketers The "limitations" Davies referred to will attempt to get accreditation, the accreditation board picket lines on the State House steps and shut dow n regular business include limiting hitchhiking in certain at the comes in and checks the program out and end later in the afterntkin with a rally at the legislature for the day and attention areas at certain times and requires the get the then makes recommendations. I don't Augusta Armory. of the ginernor. possession of some kind of positiee Da% ics has said he will think our program was e% er checked out". So far, only six students haee signed up honor the lines. identification at all times w hue hitchhiking. he claimed. at the student goeernment offices to trae el The main purpose the rally to Davies claimed such limitations "ineoler a of is Gould also disputed the "lack of jobs" to Augusta in a bus pro% ided b% the protest the go% lot of red tape.•• ernor's freeze on wage assessment. AFSCME. Despite the low student turnout. increases for state emploses. Jerry Wurf, "I don't think they haw done their "I alwaes was a hitchhiker meself... Senate President Jeanne Bailey said president id many the AFSCME. will address the imew iwk. How do they know people Da% le% explained. If adopted. this bill will state and um% ersite emploeces rails at the armors, will be where workers and aren't getting jobs. All they have is an make it legal for a person to hitchhike and attending. legislators will gather outdated SUIS e charged Gould. Miss Maine comments on value ofpageants

"Many people think beauty pageants are base to miss my graduation. and I'm going sou hree to he more careful .+t %our because I et- been dumped a couple of based strictle on beauty. It's true that to reall% broke when I'm finished busing reputation. For example. I had to haee me times. I like small dirt bikes." sonic are, but mans are based on much all the little things I'm going to need for the parents sign a statement saying I had a She also likes to sit around and talk to more, such as poise. ability to answer Miss USA Competition." This pageant good reputation in ms hornetimn people--That's why my grades arc so tricky questions. knowledge of current will be held May .I at Niagara Falls. neighborhood." had." world problems. grace and talent. I feel The most major change her new title has Hill. 22, is a sister in Delta Zeta sorority. brought to strictly beauty pageants are of limited her life seems to be "Fee quit was a majorette last year. and has worked Hill thinks the most important thing the ordering yalue. but the more broad pageants show Pat's Pizzas. Fee got to lose ter on the Second Century Fund committee. has gotten from being in pageants is eicu pounds as a more rounded person and are because TV makes you look Her interests are "reading. of course. confidence in herself. She also thinks her valuable in that they make you a more heaeler. But that's probably the most I'll read anything- -the backs of cereal participation in them will assist her when radical confident person. And I think anything change in my life styk. that ha' boxes and nen cans... also sewing. she starts looking for a Job. • • When I go to occurred.'• that makes you more confident is an asset she claims. needlework, water skiing. skating. dancing look foi a job. I hope they'll see me as an to Hill belie-et.% the societe you lot in." Miss she won the Miss Maine- and motorcycles. "I love to ride actoe person w ho goes out and gets Maine competition based -USA. Denise Hill. said, expressing on her answers to the motorcycles. They scare me though. iuis deed in things.... her opinions if beauty pageants in a recent judges' questions. "My big question was Campus inters icw. 'How important do eou think a college. Hill, a senior English major currently education is to a woman today?' •• Her student-teaching at John Bapst High answer was. "I feel that a lot if people. not School in Bangor. feels she is "a more just women. are pressured into going to confident person" as a result of her college today with no purpose behind participation in beauty pageants. them. More important than going to "I am much more at ease in job college is doing something with your life. I interviews and can express my eiews more don't think college. per se. is the most confidently .•• she said. "Pageants haee important thing a woman can do with her forced me to be a more outgoing person." life. The most important thing is finding Hill was second runner-up in three herself and her own interests." contests last year. She was second During her private intersiews with the runner-up in the Miss UMO pageant of the judges she was asked such questions as Miss America dieision: the Miss Greater what she thinks of the Cambodian Bangor. Miss America Pageant: and the question, women's lib, and the educational Miss New Jersee. World Pageant. system today. "I think these interviews When asked why she decided to enter either make vou or break you." she said. her first pageant. Miss Maine said simply. -bec:MSC if you can't express sour ideas, it •'the scholarship money." But she has isn't going to do you any good to be also found that. "I really enjoy them graceful.•' (pageants). Fee met a lot of people because Hill has not yet had to deal with people's i1 them. You also really get to know hoe% to stereotyped images of a Miss Maine. judge people. And a lot of times it's a way because "Nobode knows yet." She was of broadening eourself.'• crowned in Brunswick. Maine, on Sundae. Concerning her opinion of "women's March 9. lib." Miss Maine said. "I don't think I'm a "I'm curious to see if people really will. less liberated person because Fee been in haee a stereotyped image of me as a sex pageants. And I think the people that se mbol. I hope they won't. If you can know me don't look down on me because laugh at the superficiality of the pageant, Fee been in them. Some radical feminine It's good. because the pageant could mean types might look down on me. but I think a It. Ill won (the Miss USA pageant/ it they are just practicing ree erse discrimina- could affect me future, as there is quite a tion.' bit of money ineolvcd." Asked if being Miss Maine will change She finds the image of Miss Maine as a sex symbol her life. Hill replied. "Well. I'm going to quite laughable. "If anything, Denise Hill