Iver Turns 80 Dynamic Past Than That of the East African Coun- Did Not End There, However; a Son from Her Se- Try of Ethiopia Would Be Hard to Find

Thursday November 6, 1980 Volume 64, No. 8 rro Augustana Student involved in homeland conflict threat, past friendship was pushed aside. Ras He is, on the surface, a quiet, polite young Tafari was sent to a distant province—safely out man who occasionally flashes a brilliant, toothy of the new king's way. smile when encountering yet another amus- But ironically, this aggressive and resourceful ing—and purely American—quirk of behavior. young man used this reprimand to its best advan- But Degefa Atomsa, an Augustana student tage. Living near the border of Ethiopia, Tafari originally from Ethiopia, is far more just than a was not so far removed from influence on the person with a friendly manner and an inherent throne as the young king Egasu thought. Ras curiosity about a Western culture so different Tafari was able to purchase alcohol from such from his own. Two or three hours of frank countries as France and Italy and use it to bribe discussion concerning the current Communistic the king's ministers back home. state of his homeland, how his country came to The power struggle grew, and events worsen- be under such a power and what he is doing per- ed. Ras Tafari's astute estimations of human sonally to reverse this situation reveals a man behavior soon rewarded him with the throne, who, with others of the same mind, has one and he titled himself Haile S,elassie I. Egasu, once unswerving objective in life: "We have a simple Haile Selassie's childhood playmate, was ar- aim—to overthrow the government and set up a rested by the new ruler and later assassinated (or people's government, a popularly elected "eliminated" as Ethiopians say). This story of one remote African nation's inner government." After the initial greetings and even a small ex- conflicts could be listened to with only a fair change of opinion concerning the 1980 Presiden- amount of interest if the plot did not thicken at tial candidates, Degefa began to focus the discus- this point. Without the slightest waver or percep- Iver Spilde, Augustana's postmaster for the past 21 years, sion on an all-consuming interest of his: the tible change in voice, Degefa commented that celebrated his 80th birthday Tuesday, Nov. 4. Iver came to Communistic control of Ethiopia. The future of Egasu, the deposed king, had been married to Augustana when the Commons firstopened in Dec. 1959. Degefa's aunt. He went on in equally calm tones this nation and its 30,000,000 people had become a major concern, but in order to comprehend to say that she had been imprisoned at the time what the future will bring, he said, one must first of Selassie's takeover, but later was released and understand the past. And a more complex, had remarried. Her encounters with the new king Iver turns 80 dynamic past than that of the East African coun- did not end there, however; a son from her se- try of Ethiopia would be hard to find. cond marriage, who had been educated at Har- By Janine Rew in the Commons. He proceeded To make it simpler for an uninformed listener, vard and later returned to Ethiopia to become a to herd them into a back closet. university president himself, was forced by Haile Happy birthday, Iver! Degefa did not start with Ethiopia's very beginn- On Nov. 4, Augustana's "Well, at the end of the day, ing, but with certain events in its history which Selassie to marry one of the dictator's grand- we had six nice fresh eggs!" he daughters. His education and high position were favorite postman, Iver Spilde, were to be the springboard for the Communist turned 80 years old. said. takeover that, in Degefa's mind, has been the thought to be valuable resources by the ruler. He joined the post office staff Degefa generously pointed out that Haile On Friday, Nov. 7, country's ultimate injury. He told me the tale of Augustana will celebrate the oc- in 1966. Haile Selassie, authoritarian dictator of Ethiopia Selassie did some good for Ethiopia: several Iver and his wife Ana have schools were opened and air services established. casion at a birthday party given who ruled from 1905 - 1974. The story reminded two daughters and five grand- But the ruler's downfall came when the people in Iver's honor in the Commons me somehow of a fantastic fairy tale—a fairy tale lounge from 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. children. laced with undertones of very real violence. began wanting a more democratic, Western-style Iver, along with Lloyd Frick, government and more education. Selassie felt How does Iver feel about be- Once upon a time there were two little boys, ing 80 years old? hosts an annual cider party, set one the grandson of a king and the heir apparent threatened, and so he stopped work on school this year for Monday, Dec. 1 in construction and began hoarding the country's "I enjoy the way Augie treats to the throne of Ethiopia (Egasu Michael Teferi me," said Iver. "The kids have the Commons lounge. This Mekonen) and the other the son of a high gold in Switzerland. Ethiopia soon became the yearly event was begun in 1966 least developed nation in the whole world. been so wonderful, and they're military commander of the king's (Ras Tafari). the ones that keep me feeling so when Iver's son Herbert was Now, the two boys became close friends and A great drought where more than 100,000 peo- killed in an airplane accident. ple died was the catalyst which set off the revolt young!" grew up as brothers, but one day, as was in- Iver has been working in the Iver and Ana wanted to do evitable, the king died. Egasu, now an 18-year- that deposed Haile Selassie. Unfortunately, the something to repay the democratic government desired by the Ethio- Morrison Commons as long as old, was subsequently put upon the throne to the building has existed. Augustana community for their rule. It was then that Egasu's lifetime companion pians was not to be. A provisional military thoughtfulness and comfort at government was set up, and since then, three dif- He became a part of the changed. Ras Tafari felt worthy of the throne, Augustana staff on Dee. 1, that time. The cider party too, and when Egasu sensed this imminent to page 5 1959, after retiring from farm- became so popular with the ing in Clark County near students that Lloyd Frick has Willow Lake, $D. helped since 1970. "At that time, the Commons One of the most prestigious was brand new," said Iver. "I highlights Iver's later years was helped move the bookstore his appearance in a First Sioux from Old Main and the Post Of- Falls advertisement in Time fice and the Huddle from the magazine. Iver has also done gym. It was during Christmas television spots for First Sioux vacation. I was there all along, Falls which can still be seen to- and boy, was I ever busy," he day. went on to say. Iver has a special place in the Iver reminisced about one hearts of the Augustana com- early Halloween morning. He munity. He can be wished hap- had come to work only to find py birthday at his party on Fri- eight chickens running around day. Debaters place By Cathy Qualseth Augustana debaters were suc- (North Carolina), University of cessful 'in competition at the Kentucky, Dartmouth (New University of North Carolina Hampshire), Carson Newman tournament in Chapel Hill held (Tennessee) and Emory on Oct. 25-27. The team of (Georgia). They lost to Army in Students and faculty advsiors have been chosen to head the All Nations Festival scheduled for senior Loral Peterson, Wyom- octo-finals and placed ninth Dec. 6. They include, from left to right, row 4: Dennis Lalk, Jonathon Mertz, Tom Block, Jay ing, MN, and sophomore Mat- overall. Peterson was recogniz- Pond, Kathy Meister, Peder Fedde, Mark Schroeder, Lisa Hirsch, Deb Guthals, John Klus, J.R. thew Entenza, Worthington, ed as the fourth place speaker. Smith and Jerry Primm. Row 3: Gary Olson, Brad Hindbjorgen, Drew Fossum, LuAnn Deibert, MN, coached by Professor The debate topic this year is Kathy Dolan, Diane Libby, Barb Winter, Linda Pederson, Barb Lange, Doris Johnson, Jill Michael Pfau, were ranked "Resolved: That the United Laumer, Brad Twedt and Doris Huseboe. Row 2: Sonia Gaarder, Kris Anthony,Diana Klus, Jen- third going into elimination States should significantly in- nifer Miles, Teresa Braun and Lisa Smith. Row 1: Buck Dopp, Wally Hufford, Lisa Wahlstrom, rounds. crease its foreign military com- Lynnae Sorenson, Lori Bunjer and Betsy Prochazaka. Missing are Lyle Anderson, Reuben Peter- In preliminary rounds they mitments. son, Dan lseminger, Frederick Rusch, Mike McQuady, Dilwyn Rogers, Larry Tieszen, Sandra met teams from Samford The debate squad will be in Looney and Kelly Welsh. (Alabama), University of Kansas for competition Nov. Massachusetts, Wake Forest 7-9. opinion Voters voice frustration isolated opinion should not make or break a' candidate. error The returns are in. The hoopla, the Another outstanding feature of this Augustana horserace, the campaign propaganda are presidential election was the focus on per- finally over. sonality and image rather than on high in- The most striking point of Election 80 is not tellect or political ability. Carter is after all a Since 1899 who won but the overall conservative swing "good old boy from the South," and Reagan, "an ex-actor from grade-B films." of the country. Editors/Robin Tuss, Gail Eiesland With the significant turnover of liberal Independent candidate Anderson may have Men's Sports Editor/Rick Entwistle fared well under this particular critical ex- senators, and congressmen nationwide, we Women's Sports Editor/Sherry Knutson can't help but feel the American voter was amination, but America is after all a "two- Entertainment/Jenny Engh, Bill Hughes, Ken Jones characterized by an overriding feeling of party democracy" and most people do not Student Government/Greg Johnson frustration—yet, a drastically different kind of want to vote for "someone who doesn't have Business Manager/Wendy Johnson frustration from that which was expressed by a chance of winning." But image should not Advertising Assistant/Diana Hintz make or break a candidate either. dissatisfied Americans in the 1 960's. Circulation/Adella Hill 1 980 voter actions did not necessarily We don't mean to say that no one who was is sad demonstrate an assurance in conservative elected is deserving or qualified, but it Staff this issue/Charles Budeit, Janet Elliot, Brenda Engen, Tim candidates' ability to provide better solutions that voters turn to such emotional aspects of Erickson, Joslyn Hansen, Eric Hinderaker, Rachel Imbrock, to national problems, but rather a desperate a campaign, and thereby decide to make or Jane Jacobson, Laurie ,Lillehaug, Kent Mueller, Kari Ohnstad, desire for a change—any change. But should a break certain candidates. Photo Lab, Cathy Qualseth, Janine Rew, Kris Schlack. need for change make or break a candidate? 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To the editors: have given their time to a can- has been reduced to $7. didate, regardless of whoni they For this price students could James Harvey Robinson once supported, can tell themselves, hardly go to three movies in the said, "Political campaigns...act- "Good job!" Sioux Falls community. With ually paralyze what slight Last night (Tuesday) I was approximately 15 Friday night Speaking Out powers of cerebration men can told by many adults how sur- movies and 45 Tuesday and normally muster." prised they were to see so many Sunday movies yet to come, the To say that the slight powers young people involved in this price can hardly be beat. of cerebration of the Augustana election year. Not only were we Not only is a student allowed Hey B.F.A., pull your nose out of the clouds. student body have been involved, we were an extremely into all the campus movies, but paralyzed by our leaders is a positive part of the process they can buy reduced rate 1 ; m not bitter. rather modest statement. We because of sincere concern for tickets for the Plitt theaters in speak of the political actions of tomorrow and what it will br- Sioux Falls. Hey, it looks like they eat better at the Ghost Manor than we do our ASA president and vice- ing. These Plitt tickets can be here. president. The future, in my eyes, ap- bought at the Commons Infor- In last week's Mirror, Presi- pears very bright. I say that not tnation Desk for only $2.25. The scariest part of the haunted house was walking into the kit- dent Brad Twedt, endorsed can- because of the many victories of This is a savings of over a dollar chen and realizing that the food was from the ARA food ser- didate Jim Abdnor for the U.S. the Republicans throughout the from the price at the door to see vice. Senate. By using his position as country or the defeat of many these movies. ASA president to support Mr. of the liberal leaders on Capitol If you've missed your chance You can't hang a man for killing a woman when she's trying to Abdnor, Twedt took the ir- Hill but because of the new to get a Cinepass, it's not too steal your horse. responsible position of placing forces who will be directing our late. There are a limited number the entire student body in sup- country. left at the Student Activities Of- You can't always get what you want (but if you try, sometime, port of the Republican can- For the first time in 25 years a fice in the Commons. All you you might just find, you get what you need). didate. different party will control the need is $7 and your ID. When Dave Austad, the ASA Senate and the White House I challenge any daring student (This column has been established by the Mirror to enable vice-president, took a similar which of and by itself isn't very to go to the office and buy one. students to voice their thoughts, gripes, praise or other stance in a letter this past sum- important. The importance is in We need you! quotable items on any subject that concerns them. Items need mer to the Argus Leader, he ad- the new Senators and Con- not be signed, but should be legible and placed in an envelope ded the disclaimer that his views gressmen on both sides of the Rachel Imbrock addressed to Mirror, Box 793, Campus Mail. The Mirror did not necessarily represent aisles don't have emotional ties UBG Film Board Governor reserves the right to make final selection.) those of his constituency. But if to much of the legislation on the Austad was not representing the books so they can reform the student body, why did he laws that are worth saving and choose to sign the letter "ASA scrap those that should be junk- TiLORA:1-• vice-president"? ed. ASIZEPE Whether or not Twedt and But the real reason our future Austad realize it, whenever they was made brighter is because of use their titles as ASA officers the dedication of all the students they are inherently representing that cared enough to get involv- the student body as a whole. ed on both sides and for that I Perhaps now that the political thank you. campaign is over, we can hope our student leaders can repre- Troy Jones sent the views of the college Chairman community in a less controver- SD College Republicans sial nature.

Sincerely, Roger Hoyme To the editors: Doug Raynie The Union Board of Gover- nors Film Board is looking for the support of a few good To the editors: students. With seventy-seven fine quality movies on campus It's over. Finally, the it's a wonder that students American people have chosen haven't jumped at the oppur- their government for the next tunity to go to all of them for four years. After these many only $9. In a move to make the long months, all the college Cinepasses available to more students in South Dakota who students, the price of the passes °TON 14E,SAM. A COUPLE MORE CONCESSIONS AND WE'LL HAVE THIS TURKEY WHERE WE WANT Me

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Toxic Shock issue to be addressed sudden deaths of numerous By Kari Ohnstad women in the past few years. Toxic Shock Syndrome will Dr. Ingvolstad will also answer be the subject of tonight's questions on other topics seminar/meeting sponsored by relating to his field. the Augustana Women's Dawn Donovan, AWS presi- Senate. The meeting, open to all dent, said the group is en- Augustana Women, will be in couraging all women to attend. the Tuve lounge at 9 p.m. Recent national news has raised Dr. James Ingvoldstad, an many questions about Toxic area gynecologist, will discuss Shock Syndrome, she said, and Toxic Shock Syndrome and this is a chance to discuss with answer questions on this disease other women and a doctor what which has been linked with tam- is "not something you sit in the pon use and is blamed for the Huddle and talk about."

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entertainment albums By Bill Hughes Cassidy does "The Book I Read," from the Talking Heads' The Talking Heads are a first album, Talking Heads: 77. group on the fringe of rock The Cassidy version of the song music. With their fourth album, is an enema of the ears. He can- Remain in Light, the Talking not even get close to the intensi- Heads have moved to incor- ty and psychosis that Bryne porate complex African projects into his. singing. rhythms and a larger band into However, the album can be their music. The result is an annoying also. The same quali- album that hypnotizes and an- ty that can be described as hyp- noys. notizing can also be bland. - First, the hypnotizing aspect Bryne's thin voice and the dif- of the album is that by ex- ferent rhythms keep the record perimenting with the Nigerian subdued. Unlike a classic rocker rhythms, David Bryne (the such as "Born to Run," no cut group's producer) continually leaps off the turntable at the challenges the listener with listener. sounds and lyrics that stake out But it does not seem as new boundaries for rock music. though the Talking Heads are The lyrics themselves are not that concerned about how well distinguished for their content; they conform to rock conven- rather, they are successful tions. Each of their four albums because of the way they are represents growth, and this sung. David Bryne has a voice ultimately is their strong point. that quavers and whines its way By continuing in the directions through the lyrics in a way that suggested by Fear of Music, the uses mood and emotion more album previous to Remain in than lyrical content. Thus, the Light, the Talking Heads are in- songs take on meaning through novators. With their substantial the totality of the music. following from their first three One fully appreciates this albums, the Talking Heads are point after listening to someone in a position to significantly influence future music. With Re- Left to right, Eric Laneuville, Randy Brooks and Don Fullilove portray juvenile delinquents who else trying to do a cover version of a Talking Heads song. On his main in Light, that influence is attend an encounter session in a state prison and receive a blunt taste of what prison life would beginning to take hold today. be like, in Scared Straight! Another Story, a powerful new motion picture-for-television to be latest album, Wasp, Shaun broadcast at 7 p.m. on Channel 11 as a special movie preAentation. Omen, is a story of the embodi- movies ' ment of evil in the form of a television By Ken Jones human being. But unlike The man and Robert Redford star in its viewers the Battle of the NFL Omen, it never builds any hor- By Jenny Engh The sphinx and the pyramids the film version of Bernstein Cheerleaders. ror or suspense. It takes an hour Friday and Woodward's uncovering of of Giza silhouetted by a full and a half to come to an ending moon. Romantic Englishmen in 7 p.m.—Channel 13. The the Watergate scandal. 7 p.m.—Channel 13. A that offers neither a climax nor Riturn of the Pink Panther. Bridge Too Far. A battle in the bermuda shorts and knee socks, a resolution. It has, in fact, the 9 p.m.—Channel 11. Dallas. and romantic Englishwomen in Peter Sellers as Inspector Jac- Netherlands against the Nazis most unsatisfying ending I have ques Clouseau, fumbles through The mystery of who shot J.R. becomes a costly defeat for the flowing white gowns. Suddenly builds to a climax in this special ever seen in a movie. and solves the case in the name allies. on the horizon appears a mum- showing of The Awakening ploddingly of the lauw. Dallas. my stalking the heroes, its tat- moves toward nothing. In the 10:30 p.m.—Channel 13. tered wrappings fluttering in the Monday Saturday Night Live. George final scene, Margaret becomes 8 p.m. — Channel 5. Coma. 7 p.m.—Channel 2. Hamlet. wind. Kara. There is none of the Frequent coma cases in a large Carlin hosts musical guests Billy Such are the expectations one Shakespeare's tragedy about the Preston and Janis Ian. ravaging of Great Britain and hospital lead a doctor to un- Prince of Denmark stars Derek has of The Awakening, an the Continent that one would cover a shocking racket. Sunday adaptation of Bram Stoker's Jacobi, Claire Bloom and Eric espect from then on. The mum- Genevieve Bujold, Richard Porter. - 7 p.m.—Channel 5. The Spy Jewel of the Seven Stars, of my doesn't even walk around; it Widmark and Michael Douglas Who Loved Me. Roger Moore Egypt and its tombs and age-old just lies around and in the end star. Tuesday stars as James Bond—Agent spirits. Unfortunately, the film crumbles in its sarcophagus. 9 p.m.—Channel 13. 007. does not live up to the expecta- 9 p.m.—Channel 11. Dallas. Perhaps we'll have to wait for The moment the nation has Smothers Brothers II. Tom and tions of seeing another classic the sequel, or read Stoker for Dick host Glen Campbell, Pat mummy movie. The Awaken- been waiting for—the unravel- 10:45 p.m.—Channel 5. In the whole story. But I'm too ing of who shot J.R. begins in Paulsen, Martin Mull and the th9 Heart of the Night. A Negro ing does have pyramids and lazy to read, too poor to see the Flying Karamazov Brothers. does have a mummy. But it this season premiere of Dallas. is accused of murdering a sequel, and, I hope, too smart wealthy white Mississippian but doesn't have much of anything to sit through something like Saturday else. is actually a homicide expert. this again. I'd rather see The 7 P.M.—Channel 13. All the 3:30 p.m.—Channel 11. The film begins eighteen CBS Stars Sidney Portier and Rod Blue Lagoon.- President's Men. Dustin Hoff- Sports Spectacular. CBS brings years ago in Egypt. An ar- Steiger. cheologist, Charlton Heston, searches for the lost tomb of the evil queen, Kara. The queen of the lost tomb, it seems, was a His story will helve itoit very bad girl, who had an in- laughing, crying, cheering cestuous relationship with her father, and subsequently killed mid stompilig him and thousands of his your feet. followers. When Kara died, her few sur- vivors hid her tomb in, an effort to prevent her prediction of reincarnation from coming true. But Heston finds the tomb, and as he opens the door Kara's spirit escapes and enters the body of his new-born daughter. (The entire scene is a tacky bit of sexual symbolism.) Jump to the present. The ar- cheologist now lives in England with his assistant. His daughter Margaret (Staphanie Zimbalist, daughter of Ephram Zimbalist, Jr., of The FBI fame) lives with THE her mother in New York. As Saturday, Nov. 8 Margaret's 18th birthday ap- BUDDY HOLLY STORY proaches and she goes to visit 9:00-12:30 He changed the sound of music with "Peggy Sue:' "Oh Boy;'"It's So Easy:' 'That'll Be The Day: . her father in Britain, strange "Rave On:' "Maybe Baby" and many more... things begin to happen. She Morrison Commons begins to discover the truth THE. BUDDY F1OLLY STORY..., GARY BUSEY DON STROUD•CHARLES MARTIN SMITH CONRAD IANIS•WILLIAM IORDAN FRED BAUER STEVE RASH about who she really is. And in EDWARD H COHEN FRED T KUEHNERT • ROBERT C;I rl LER -.ALAN SWYER the end, through a system of in- $1.50 per person cantations, her father sends her completely into the grips of Kara's soul. Friday 7 & 9:30 GSCAA The Awakening, like The Page 4/Mirror November 6, 1980 England tour set Ethiopian student...from page 1 ferent military rules have gained control of the was imprisoned for her outspokenness against land only to lose it to another faction. the government. During the course of these By Laurie Lillehaug students. One or more courses will be offered annually, with The Communists came upon the scene in 1977, events, Degefa himself was living at Augustana Students will have an oppor- most departments of the college when Russia supplied the Ethiopian military with College, Sioux Falls, SD. tunity to study English history participating over the years. weapons to use in a war then being waged Degefa Atomsa is now engaged in the over- on location during the May- London and Oxford will be against the neighboring country of Somalia. Not throw of Ethiopia's dictatorial government. He June 1981 mini-term through a the principal centers of study, only did the Great Bear give aid through and other Ethiopian students all over the world special "Augustana in England" where rich opportunities will be weapons, but also through manpower. 30,000 are fighting "a paper battle and a guerilla battle." program. present for serious academic soldiers of the Cuban army helped Ethiopia drive This coalition writes and publishes material it Headed by Dr. Endre study in an intercultural setting. the invading Somalians out but then remained to hopes will convince others to join their anti- Gastony of the History Depart- Suitable residence accom- support the controlling military force. Communist cause, and it also recruits men for ment, this newly established modations for this first program These Communists, according to Degefa, are training camps in Sudan and Kenya where they program will first offer History have already been inspected by now the chief problem of Ethiopia. They have learn to use weapons in physical—not ver- 130---Western Civilization in Gastony. dealt a deathblow to his nation, but they have bal—battles against the Communists. England." Those students who "It is an exciting opportunity also dealt as fatal a blow to individual Ethio- Scenes where men stand at midnight in have completed History 130 and a first for Augustana," said pians. deserted, open fields, waiting for a patrol to pick may opt for an independent Gastony. "Our good reputation them up and 'deliver them to a secret mountain study listing that may be ap- will certainly be enhanced if camp to learn guerilla maneuvers that will be us- plied to the core. students and faculty work ed to establish a democracy in the midst of Delayed return departure together to make the program authoritarianism are not fantasy; they are real. from London may be arranged regionally known," he added. Degefa contends, in speaking of this activist - with no extra cost. Gastony said that 16 group, that "our major problem is that the ma- This overseas study oppor- Augustana students have jority of the [Ethiopian] public doesn't unders- tunity is the first of a series already shown interest in the tand our side—what a democratic government is planned for Augustana course. and how it rules. These people just haven't had the opportunity to read and understand." The - one-party system has immerged Ethiopia in a state of backwardness, underutilization and - UBG dance Saturday underdevelopment of human and non-human "Rush Week is designed to put resources. And the Communists, said Degefa, This Saturday Flight, a band rushees through an intense and "have no God." from Lincoln, NE, will rock occasionally embarrassing set of He cannot "be dormant," but Degefa also can- Augustana from 9 p.m. until activities, and this dance will be not return to his native land. His antagonistic midnight. no, exception." However, she stance toward military rule is well recognized by Flight is a professional band also points out that this fact the Communists. Upon his return—and Degefa with a broad range of musical should not deter non-society- speaks freely of danger—ordinary-looking men influences. Their repertoire in- members from attending. "It in civilian clothes would eliminate him. Their on- cludes rock, country rock and will be fun for all involved; all ly identification as the specialized assassins they top 40 selections. According to the more so because of the addi- Degefa Atomsa are is, ironically, the cars they drive which have - Social Board Governor Dave tional rush activities." no identificiation—which bear no license plates. Blue, "Flight will deliver good Eric Hinderaker, UBG Head Many have been eliminated because of their For now, this man from Ethiopia is here to quality music and a tight show Governor, hopes the dance will learn, education being a chief asset of his and his in a mixture that will appeal to honest opposition to a cruel and restrictive appeal to those "who complain government, and on Sept. 12, 1977, Degefa countrymen's struggle. Augustana is a "waiting our students. This band is very about the sometimes less than place" before he takes the next major step in the responsive to audience moods. Atomsa's father, an independent and strong- exciting social atmosphere at willed man, was killed by military officials for drive to establish a rule of the people in his Look forward to dancing and Augustana." homeland. listening to one of the best not concurring with their authoritarian So, whether you are a rushee, demands. They came to the Atomsa home one His pleasant, courteous manner—plenty of bands to come along this year." an old society member, or a This dance will be held in day, gunshots from both sides ensued, and the smiles and- thank-you's—is part of the genuine connoisseur of good rock Degefa Atomsa, but so is the determined, conjunction with the close of army succeeded in conveying his father into their bands, the Flight dance Satur- vehicle and driving away. They said later that he idealistic part. Here is someone who will fight, Rush Week activities. Karen day is an activity for all to at- with both pen and sword, for what he believes Juel, Blue's co-governor, says, had died of a heart attack, but the family was not tend. allowed to examine the body. Degefa's mother should be. NURSING AS IT SHOULD BE At Saint Marys—Rochester

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November 6, 1980 Mirror/Page 5 , S orts Vikings blast Chiefs, finish sixth By Rick Entwistle took command in the second NCC game this season. Hernandez carried 11 times sive lineman; Hedeby, defensive Augustana's young football half. Augustana leads the conference for 53 yards to pace the Viking back; Blake Johnson, offensive team dumped Morningside "The entire defense should be in passing offense, averaging ground attack. Paul Eppard lineman and Zenk, offensive 28-16 last Saturday afternoon in congratulated on an excellent 196 yards a game through the rushed for 35 yards in 12 car- back. Sioux City to break a five-game effort. We really shut them air. ries. The Vikings finish their losing streak and finish its down in the second half. A lot Zenk led the Augie receiving Hedeby and Burgmeier, who season Nov. 15 at Eastern Il- North Central Conference of credit has to go to our subs, corps with six receptions for 93 had three quarterback sacks, linois. It will be the second time schedule on a winning note. The who kept up the pressure when yards. Dannehl hauled in five each were in on nine tackles for this season that Augustana has Vikings, 2-5 in the league and three of our defensive starters for 52 yards and Randy Wink, the Vikings. Jerry Norris also faced a number-one-ranked 2-6-1 overall, are assured of at were injured." the league's second-leading had an outstanding defensive team. Nebraska-Omaha's least a sixth place tie in the con- Shaft, the NCC's top passer, receiver, caught three for 38. game with eight tackles and an Mavericks, top-ranked when ference. A South Dakota State completed 17 of 37passes for The league's top receiver, John interception. they blanked the Vikings, are loss this weekend in Vermillion 221 yards and three Bergdale, was limited to one Augustana palyers of the currently ranked fifth in the na- will move the Vikings into sole touchdowns. Shaft's 221 pass- catch by the Chiefs. week were Dave Porter, defen- tion. possession of sixth. ing yards are the most in an Junior linebacker Rick Hedeby put Augustana on the scoreboard on the second play of the game when he intercepted Spikers close long season a Richie Safren pass and rumbl- ed 20 yards to paydirt. Tim By Sherry Knutson Augustana appeared to have weaknesses to nervousness and someday. She said, "The Kastrup's extra point made it lost their end-of-season spirit. over-excitement. LeeAnn Bran- fellowship of the team is really 7-0. Having endured disappoint- Mahan said, "We played don and Cathy Thompson, great, and there is much more But Morningside, attempting ment after disappointment disgustingly. It was phenomenal both juniors, stood out for talent there than our scores to snap a 22-game conference throughout their entire season, the things we didn't do. There Augie. have shown. I love the game losing streak, bounced back. the Augustana women's was no movement and no The tournament meant the and hope to coach after I The Chiefs marched 66 yards in volleyball squad ended their spirit—it was just our off end of four volleyball careers graduate." eight plays to tie the contest at season in the same trend when night." for four talented senior women. Vicki Gerlt, another senior, seven with 6:37 to play in the they lost to both USD and Unfortunately, the state tour- Molly Beaver, the starting setter was not available for comment. opening period. Safren's SDSU at the state tournament in nament held the same condi- for the squad, said, "Everyone Her leadership will be missed, 27-yard TD pass to Terry tions for the frustrated Augie on the team has been really also. Hughes climaxed the drive. Vermillion Tuesday night. Augie sustained more team. USD defeated them in the neat, and this is one of the Stacy Kaul sees a great team Safren's nine-yard touchdown defeated efforts at the North first best-of-five match of greatest things about in the Augie underclassmen for scamper capped an impressive the night. Augie was later tip- volleyball." next season. She stated, "Next 80-yard, 15-play Morningside Central tourney in Greeley, CO last week. UNC, the spiking ped by SDSU in three games to Brenda Coleman, who has year's team has a lot of poten- drive and , put the hosts on top put an end to the Vikings' been a great all-around player tial; there is a lot of young 14-7 just minutes into the se- powerhouse of the confererice, was untouchable throughout season. Coach Mahan at- for Augustana, hopes to coach talent. I hope they go far." cond quarter. tributed much of their volleyball to young children After regaining possession, the two-day tournament and the Chiefs again ripped through captured the conference cham- Augustana's injury-riddled pionship without a single loss. defense and gained a first-and- Augie bowed to UNC in their goal at Augie's five yard line. first match 2-15, 2-15. The Intramural nenewsws Kickers But the Vikings stopped the im- Vikes played some excellent volleyball against SDSU but Women's IM Volleyball proved Morningside wishbone League A League B League C offense on fourth-and-goal at were defeated by the Jacks 6-15, 10-15. USD pushed back Augie FCA6-1 FSSV 5-1 Ginberries 9-0 host USD the two and took over on 15-7, 15-9. In their best match 4th Stavig 6-1 Northern Nutties 5-2 6th Granskou 6-2 downs. 6th Stavig 5-4 3rd East 4-2 4th Bergsaker 4-3 The Augustana soccer club The inspired Vikings then of the tourney, Augie lost to NDSU 1-15, 14-16, 4-15. UND 5th Stavig 3-5 Tuve 1 5-3 Berg's Bumpers 2-5 finishes their 1980 season Satur- drove the length of the field in 7th Stavig 1-5 Foul Play 2-4 2nd Bergsaker 3-6 day, Nov. 8 at 1 p.m. in a 19 plays with Shaft's two-yard defeated Augustana 7-15, 15-12, 15-1, 15-10 in their final match. 8th Stavig 1-6 Tuve 2 0-9 3rd Bergsaker 0-8 match against USD at the track. touch own pass to Todd Her- The Vikings take a 7-7 overall nandez knotting the score at Although four matches Playoffs: First round—Sunday, Nov. 9. Second brought four losses, the Augie record into the game with the 14-14 with 28 seconds remain- round—Monday, Nov. 10. Finals—Wednesday, Nov. 12. crew exhibited some good per- chance to even their Northern ing in the half. Teams qualifying for playoffs will be posted Friday, Nov. 7 States Soccer Conference mark formance against USD and Intramural Office. After failing to gain a first outside the at 5 -5. down on their first second-half SDSU. Coach Mahan commented, "We really played Men's IM Flag Football Leading the scoring for the possession, the Vikings punted Championship last Sunday, Nov, 2 kickers this season are junior but the Chiefs fumbled some excellent games against USD and SDSU. We were kind Champion—BIOYA—Captain Nate VanderVelde Brian Wolf and senior Pete Kastrup's kick and the Vikings Runner-up—Glads—Captain Mark Berdahl Sichko with 12 and 7 goals were in business at their own of disappointed about the NDSU match, however. We respectively. Together with co- 49. Four plays later Shaft con- Men's and Women's IM Basketball captain Ron Hall they provide nected with Kevin Zenk for a 41 really should have beaten them; Entry deadline—Nov. 7 we didn't pray as strongly as we the team with an explosive front yard touchdown. Forms available at the Commons Desk or IM office line that is sure to give the USD Augustana's defense held and could have." Referees needed—contact Rod Vollan-4355 The Augie women traveled to defense plenty of trouble on the Viking offense promptly Saturday. Another player to drove 90 yards in 12 plays for Northwestern on Oct. 28 for Co-ed IM Bowling their final confrontations of About 18 teams have signed up so far. Leagues and schedules look for is junior Tim Stadem, the clincher. Shaft's 10-yard whose solid play at midfield has touchdown pass to Bill Dannehl regular season play. Losing to are currently being determined. Bowlers must bowl three both Dordt and Northwestern, games before Monday, Nob. 10 to determine their handicaps. been a key to the Vikings suc- put the visitors on top 28-14. cess this year. The Viking defense shut out Morningside in the second half and did not even allow a first WELCOME to WORSHIP down in the decisive third at quarter. 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By Kris Schlack The name Augustana was now. The ideas of that time are Schmutterer said he will ex- Aldern said he will also aug- Four men from four different chosen as an announcement to still with us today." pose students to the history of ment the lectures of Huseboe, fields of study will pool their the world of the beliefs and Huseboe said that he will be Luther, the geography of 16th Rusch and Schmutterer with knowledge, skill and resources background that the college is covering the literature that sup- century Europe, the changing correlating slides. this Interim in a course that has founded upon, said Huseboe. ports and reinforces the ideas of dimensions of trade and the Additional features of the never before been offered at Schmutterer, chairman of the the Renaissance and Reforma- pressure of the Islamic influence course will include guest Augustana and in a method Germanic Languages Depart- tion. He added that this will be on Europe. These elements speakers, films (to be shown not never before attempted. ment, said, "We thought such ageneral approach giving among others, said Schmut- only in class but also in the Robert Aldern, Arthur an important issue, the an- students a broad exposure to terer, all underscore the evenings for all students), a Huseboe, Frederick Rusch and niversary of one of the great 250 to 300 years of history. - significance of the re-birth that special chapel service and ac- Gerhard Schmutterer will col- revolutions of Western Civiliza- Huseboe said his students will is seen in the Renaissance and tivities in connection with a laborate to provide an extensive tion, should not go by without encounter Dante's Divine Com- Reformation. Renaissance Fair. study , of the Renaissance and recognizing it academically." edy—the world as seen through Rusch, chairman of the Films will include many from Reformation, each working Schmutterer named Arthur Christian eyes before the Refor- Classics Department, said the the. Civiliation Series plus a from his own area of specializa- Olsen, Associate Academic mation; In Praise of Folly by weight of his contribution to the special movie on the life of tion. Dean, as the "chief instigator of Erasmus—the great thinker and course will be in the area of Luther. The Renaissance Fair, a Huseboe, English professor the project. The job "eventually opponent of Luther; Dr. Faiistus theology, the study of Luther course under the direction of and chairman of the Humanities filtered down to the tour of us." by Marlowe; the writing of and the religious tone of the Doris Huseboe will involve a Division, said that the course is The goal of this course accor- Machiavelli and other works Renaissance period and the series of campus activities, Augustana's first effort to ding to Schmutterer, is enrich- which will emphasize the papacy. He also hopes to musical and dramatic events. celebrate a major religious and ment for every student and a rebirth of classical knowledge generate the mood of the The feeling of the Renaissance historical event academically. feeling for the significance of the and the renewal of the essential monastic period and culture. will also be incorporated in a 1980 marks the 450th an- Renaissance and the Reforma- spirit of Christianity with its Rusch said he has taught and special chapel service said niversary of the Augsburg Con- tion—the significance that 16th stress on individual responsibili- studied in this area, particularly S,chmutterer—a service which fession (Confessio Augustana) century issues have for today. ty. in writing and thought of early will include German readings of which is one of the fundamental "In one sense, this is a very Schmutterer and Rusch will Lutheran theologians: "This will Luther's sermons and chanting. doctrines of the Lutheran modern course," said Huseboe. be in charge of the historical be a good chance for me to pull Aldern added that they are Church and is also Augustana "It shows us where we've been and theological aspects of the together some loose threads on planning to use the old chapel College's namesake. to help us see where we are period. my own thoughts and ideas." and the painting room in Old He added, "I always like to talk Main to create a Renaaissance about the Reformation." and Reformation environment. Aldern, chairman of the Art Organization and planning Department, will supplement for this unique course began last the course with information on summer, and the four men have the ideas and attitudes of the continued with weekly Renaissance artist and the quali- meetings throughout the ty of his art as it reflected socie- semester. ty and as it related to socio- Schmutterer said there are 40 economic conditions. students registered for the Emphasis will be on the grow- course and more are welcome, ing humanistic aspect of art, (but only up to 50.) This course said Aldern, through which the is a one-time shot," he said, artist moved toward more in- "But if it works well, perhaps dividual interpretations of art we'll do it another time." forms and subjects. News In Notices

The Urn Hang Eung family arrived in Sioux Falls last Wednesday. Students will have a chance to meet the people who run Augustana on Nov. 7 at 12:30 p.m. when members of the Board of Regents will be on campus. Bring your cafeteria tray Cambodian refugee family arrives into the 3-in-1 Room and eat lunch and discuss the issues and questions that concern you with the Regents. By Joslyn Hansen are the parents of four States. The other members of daughters and a baby son; Huy Ing's family have either been The time-8:32 p.m. Two Hoang Eung, the oldest killed or have not been able to Christmas Vespers tickets for Augustana students and staff are groups of family stood waiting daughter, is 15, Huy Heang escape Cambodia so the now available at the Commons information desk. The four and watching. Eung is 13, Mong Eung is 9, reuniting of the two sisters was Vespers services will be held Dec. 13 and 1 4. All services will Members of their Cambodian Pech Eung is 7, and Try Eung, especially joyous. be held at Our Savior's Lutheran Church (33rd and Summit ► . family and members of their the son, was born just six weeks The Eung family lives at Services are at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday and 4 p.m. and 8 Augustana family were at the ago at the refugee camp in 1210 1/2 W. 28th Street (one p.m. Sunday. This year's Vespers will again include music by airport last Wednesday night to Thailand where the Eungs were block west of Tuve). The four Augustana ensembles—the Brass Choir, the Collegiate welcome to Sioux Falls the fami- staying until they could move to Augustana faculty supplied all Chorale, the Concert Choir and the Orchestra. There will also ly of Lim Hang Eung. This fami- the United States. of the bedding, linens and be congregational hymns. Liturgist will be the Rev. Mark ly is the fourth refugee family to The mother of this new fami- toweling for the new refugee Jerstad. be sponsored by Augustana. ly is the sister of Ying Ing Chau, family. Lim Hang Eung, the father, is a member of Augustana's other 42 years old and Eang Sim Cambodian family. Sim is Ing's Chhan, the mother, is 39. They only relative in the United Pepsi Spirit. Catch that E4 Prink it in!

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