THE OONGDRMAN

CONCORDIA COLLEGE SEPTEMBER 3, 1976 VOL.69 NO. 1

Actions taken on Blacks' demands After last year's strike by held to deal with the charge of Concordia's Black students, ac- atheism, racism and incompet- tion was taken or committees ence in the editorship; however, formed to deal with each .those specific charges were not demand. Here is where the dealt with and the Editor was progress toward answering each charged with insensitivity. Ms demand currently stands: Evridge (Editor-in-Chief) has Cultural Center: Repairs and asked the Student Affairs Com- maintatnance were performed mittee to deal with the specific during the summer in a general charges. As yet, the committee fixing up effort for the Center. has not responded. Human Relations Department: Cultural Center: Repairs and Assistant Dean Shelby Nieber- maintainance were performed gall is currently establishing a during the summer in a general Human Relations Committee to fixing up effort for the Center. work on a complete Human Minority Student Recruitment: Relations Program. The admissions office will be Social Responsibility Board: The making trips to areas of high SRB Review Committee submit- minority concentration but min- ted proposals to the Student ority students must also assume Affairs Commission (they are Last year's Casina Night was a part of S.A. Week. For more details on S.A. Week a large amount of responsibility now reviewing these proposals beginning Monday, Sept. 6th, see page 3. in Black recruitment. and will then submit the results Athletic Department Racism: to the Appropriations Board This was reviewed by former which will submit its findings to Associate Dean Bob Homman in the President. a closed door investigation (the Black History Week: Events are Record frosh class, Beyond 76 results of which are pending still being planned but the action by the new athletic scheduled Black History Week is director). Feb. 6-13. Kick off CC Bicentennial bust Minority Studies: A committee SFARB: The SFARB Review Concordia College welcomed 86th academic year and to met last spring and will continue Committee is still assembling its largest freshman class in contemplation of*"Beyond 76" dom, justice and equality. to meet under new Associate recommendations which they history and was presented the theme" given Concordia's Bi- "Let us combine grace and Dean David Cring to consider expect to finish this month. nation'sofficial Bicentennial centennial observance. Dr. commitment," he concluded, establishment of these studies. Racist Professor Charge: The flag at opening convocation Dovre called it "a welcome "with a new sense of reason and Black Student Publication: The charges were investigated and ceremonies Monday, August 30. discipline so that the nation's Student Association is currently* statements of finding were The flag, symbol of Bicenten- theme for an academic com- dreams of excellence may be- responsible for review of this released to the involved parties. nial communities and colleges, munity bent on shaping a better come our working agenda." issue and their proposals will be Orientations Presentations: world in Cod's behalf." presented to the Student Affairs was presented by Minnesota There was a series of presenta- Referring to the seventeenth- Traditional gold beanies nave Committee (the campus Board American Revolution Bicenten- tions titled "Let's Share Our - and eighteenth-century theolo- been obvious during the past of Publication). nial Commission official Robert week on the heads of the 1,004 Cultures" for all incoming stu- gians' quest for "new sight and Human Relations Commission: Aronson, who is also" assistant Concordia freshmen and trans- dents. new sense,".Dovre called-for "a A proposal forthis commission executive secretary to Lieuten- fer students. Classes resumed new sense for the years beyond has been developed and will ant Governor Rudy Perpich. Monday, and all college offices 1976-a sense of commitment, a soon be considered by the Human Relations Day: Human Concordia was designated a and departments have returned sense of grace, a sense of Board of Commissioner (impli- Relations Day has been sched- Bicentennial college based on to their regular hours from 8 its plans for the country's 200th reason--and finally, a sense of mentation will require a vote of uled for Sept. 22nd. The main birthday. discipline." This can be a- a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through the student body to ammend lecturer will be Harvard Univer- chieved, he said, by a rededica- FridaY- At this kickoff event, Presi- the constitution). sity's Assistant Dean of Students dents Paul J. Dovre welcomed tion to the principles on which The Concordian: A hearing was Dr. Alvin Poussaint. the Concordia community to its the natl0n was founded: free- Gjersvig announces pool schedule

Pool Schedule-All Times are open swim for CC students **COBBER SWIM designates open swimming times plus and staff, faculty and spouses unless otherwise noted. families and alumni.

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, • • • Editorial

I hesitate to address the first year students as Freshmen, freshwomen or even freshpersons - they have enough hassles as it is and this is the group of students I hope to encourage. . You aren't as conspicuous as you feel. Look around you. There are many groups of people that voluntarily do Certain things to identify themselves as a certain type of person. The comical thing is that these things are often done in the name of individuality. These groups have their sects in the Normandy mostly. Others can be identified out on a sidewalk simply by the statement they are making about themselves communicated by clothing, a style of hair, walk, and eye contact. The Organic Wholesome Mother Earth's people: They are extremely bland looking. The women (needless to say) the men, refuse to wear blush and strive to maintain a peaceful expression on tneir faces. Usually clad in ddl corduroys with large tan book bags slung over a shoulder, they walk with a most peculier tilt because of their Earth Shoes. The Aspiring Young Executives have a brisk walk, and never take their eyes off the straight line they walk in. Trench coats, (whether Welcome backl " in season or not) are always buttoned and snuggly cinched. A briefcase is a necessary accessory, once again, it doesn't matter if it's filled with important documents or just several reams of blank paper. Student Government types all wear poyester double knits and on Johnny's Jargon Sundays, leisure suits and puka shells. They say hello to anybody. by John Miles The Jocks, of course are muscle bound and bull-legged. No one has ever witnessed a spoken word to come out of one of their Here's a weekly exercise fpr Pulchritude." Or better yet, rhea. mouths, only abusive grunts. It remains to be verified if they your vocabularies. The first "After ruminating whether or I n any case, you would actually do use forks, spoons and knives at meal time. person to translate it wins a not to accost you I suddenly felt -indubitably end dp at your The Touch-Feely Sector-Proteges de Mancini, Lee and Elaine glorious prizes Send you transla- that we would inexorably tryst Lexicon looking up some of Verdugo, go around whispering hot fuzzies and shaking hands tions to The Concordian to be before long!" those sesquipedalian words longer then anybody would ever want to. printed. P.O. Box 104. With a bit of rancor, you which that pedant so glibly The Theater People, (Pronounced THEE-OTTA) and Music majors How would you reaxt if, while would probably conclude that used. After a few definitions and have an unwritten contract with the school that.they can be more queuing up for the refectory, this person is either a concupi- as the obfuscation began to rude and depressed than anyone in ^another department. They can that contiguous person breath- scent lobster or else is being dissipate you slowly realize that be recognized by their chain smoking, creatively knitted eyebrows, ing down your back licentiously parasitized by the incipient that esoteric, weirdo wasn't so and the way they push through the lunch line. whispered, "You're a Paragon of stages of malignant verbal diar- flagitious after ali. The Scholars are learning to smoke pipes and cough frequently. Also, an inquisitive tilting of the head is a nice mannerism to practice. Since they are usually adorned with a scraggly beard, that might imply that only men can be scholars - maybe the girls will just stop bleaching their moustaches. The act of stereotyping is obviously and ferociously unfair. Those Drink For Your Education who have ears will realize how the new students might feel. The Dull Spear Meanwhile, here are a few ways to occupy those first lonely Western Illinois University weekends. proved itself one of the top beer Pop poqorn out in thr hall without a lid. It shoots all over in a drinking schools in the country radius. It looks kind of cool and its more fun to make than it is to by winning the Miller Brewing eat. Company's Scholarship contest. Also, if you've any enemies, just fill their p.o. box with the old Western won the $1000 schol- by Curtis James Tilleraas spaghetti you couldn't chew at supper. arship by collecting more Mil- Introduction to Dull Spear: or Politics of the Void If you want to sneak some visitors up, have them carry up some ler's can's, bottles, and keg To say that my pieces are neo-Lutheran is perhaps to make the furniture or say it's your brother and just tie and ga.g your counselor stickers per student than any of admission that I am in part a bourgeousie elitist, using words to in the bathroom the 20 schools in the contest. mask the appearance of pre-mature senility. Already"! lie to you If your wanting to miss class several times, a tuneral is the best The scholarship idea was readers, and betray my addiction to sound and my growing dismay excuse. Just don't say your grandmother died more than twice brewed by Miller as an experi- with appeals to reason via the reasoning faculty. The term during the year. ment to boost the participation neo-Lutheran fs a reflection of the general spread of post-acid College life -- that means your life. Not just Concordia's campus in their reclamation program on recalcitrance which has afflicted quite a number of quasi-inteliec- and the library. It means the effort you make, the things you see. college campuses. tuals, myself included, who found themselves quite lost, if not in Your world is as big as you want it to be. $£ existential despair, over the fact, perhaps realization, that all their talk of freedom was ideal, impossible to become but through the Detroit Loves Helena Ruben- paying of certain dues to a 'society' which demands far more than it stein gets. And how can those of the acid age buy a, rap, excuse me, The annual Opener Picnic No Rights For Gays accept the grace of a given faith in the unseen, when what they The woman in the photograph have seen is absolutely unbelievable? I am not making an apology which is the first of the fall More than a year ago, Con- sparkles in her matching neck- to introduce an appeal for the inner revolution; much less would I events at the United Campus gressperson Bella Abzug (D-NY) Ministry Center, will be held on introduced an amendment to lace, bracelet and ring. And espouse inner revolution as a necessary precedent for inner peace. Wednesday, September 8, from the Civil Rights Act of 1964 they cost less than eighty-nine Talk of either inner revolution or inner peace I find to be quite 5 to 8 p.m. All Concordia which would insure that "gay cents. What's the secret? Auto nauseating. I give these pieces to you because I am an overweight students are cordialsy invited! individuals would be entitled to hose clamps. water-color who is- so distraught over the fact that the revolution United Campus Ministry is jobs, to housing, to education, It's the latest beauty tip has acquiesced to leisure suit inspirations, that I must make of my sponsored by a number of to utilization of public accom- offered by the Washington Post spare time, something therapeutic, hopefully slightly stimulating Protestant churches. The Cen-' modations,...on the same basis Sunday magazine. Auto clamps and disturbing. ter, 1313 Ninth Avenue South as other Americans." are convenient, cheap stainless , steel and adjustable (alt it takes (five blocks due east from the The bill, which had twenty- Knutson Center), is open 24 is a turn of the screw found on three co-sponsor's, has been "hours a day. Campus Ministry the clamp). sitting in a sub-committee of the' activities and use of the Center Found at auto supply store* Normandy Scene House Judiciary Committee. are open £o all students and and service stations everywhere, -A woman who fries burgers and fries/comes from behind the line, young people of the commun- The recent Supreme Court ac- and sits at a table with another cook, a cashier and several students. tion which upholds the consti- auto hose clamps can be used VtY- for everything from necklaces to The woman who just sat down takes a cigarette from her purse and tutionality of laws prohibiting ameers .r me wearer .s aoso.- lights it. As she inhales, she takes from her purse a dead-mouse, Scott Wicker and Candy homosexual sex acts in private anklets. If the wearer is absol- utelv unsatisfied the clamos which thas been professionally stuffed, and begins stroking it Lykken are Concordia's repre- may prompt a new push for lnhalin uite sentatives on the U.C.M. Steer- can be us3"i a laS%SIt-to 8 « compulsively her Pall Mall, she mutters to herself action on the bill, according to can be used as a last resort to between take$>. No one at the table appears disturbed; no one ing Committee; Kay Roath is the an aide in Abzug's office. adorn the engine of a car. U.C.M. pastor.. mentions the mouse. No one moves away. Perhaps they think her eccentric. She finishes the cigarette and resumes her business. A student leans over to the cashier and almost inaudibly whispers, "She sure can fry up a storm though, can't she? Even in a rush!" The SaJlyEvridge. '.„„ „/„...., .„ cashier nods gravely, "Oh yes, yes she can. And Ive never known WaAHarfess ..?„...&....•..» ..i..;.....;,.*..^,...... „,...... «A«ocIate Edrtor yer to be late for work, either." Dan Lailinen...,..,,, «...... >... 1 ./«„;....rVoQ^ctfonf Manaajer 4&rvBatine...:...;w;^ ^ u "'" " John Borne...... *,...-.....,. *;/,.....;,'. ^...... fphoto Ecfitor \^ Aline Nelson;...... „....„ ..„'„, ."•Business Manager • Bobby Arm Johnson , ,.,; ; ...AdMana^r . 8th Street Vision: Across from the President's House Technical .....ClnctyWtlltam, Unda Lufmtra, Wanda Thompson, |«Ty McNabney. Craig Broman, SUn Mode > • • • . • : • • . ''-'':•;: CbmpugnpHcs Carat Baumm, jhn Meter. Mark Flaben \ • •Standing outside the house I live, backpack filled with books, Photos .Steven Crothe v" ,Wrhep Scott Waotel Dttf^Ttaher, Wffltam Ltodman, Jeftnprasra, Ned LarwyBlll Oen; Lezfee writing and drawing paper, backpack suppported by my right Lond, Judy Torgereon, Brad Edin; Laum Brunsmar, Tom Rasmusoo, Robert Broad, Vance.Bremer, Joe. shoulder, smoking a cigarette, standing quite still but for the arm of Laraon, Jody Shermemam, Jim Nutter. ^ the cigarette, no apparent exigencies from my quarters observing ', • .-' " i -... .;•••.• ThftConcadEan b publtoed weekly for the Concordia College communJty. Optnlora expressed afe no*' traffic, both pedestrian and auto. A car passes moving north. neeewarily the opinions of the collefm. ' v -* Perhaps a 69 Ford, a black Ford with white walls, a family on a '•:• LettenwidartidesrnuttJbetypftdon^ noon of the week in which they are to be pubHshed Itaffgned letter* wfli.be ptMbhed only by prior Saturday afternoon drive. My eyes and smoke follow them. A young dfce^ jtfth the cdkor. Letters will be United to 350 wtjrcfa &* overweight woman, in the back seat, leans out the window, flicks her cigarette towards me, and sneers, saying "suppose you think you're pretty good, huh!" Events Calendar College inspires Cobbers Friday, September 3 , . 9:50 a m. Student Chapel, Wade Dutton: Memorial Auditorium 7:15 & 9:30 p.m. Campus Cinema, "jesus Christ Superstar": Humanities Theatre * Saturday, September 4 With hopes, disillusions 10:00 a.m. 4th Concordia Quads, Concordia Chess Club: East Complex by Lez Lord Oak Room 7:15 & 9:30 p.m. Campus Cinema, "Jesus Christ Superstar": Humanities The spirited freshmen enter in the world because it was so their first week of college filled Most felt that they were Theatre ' structured and routine. He feels prepared for the employment Sunday, September 5 with high hopes, goals, and that life will have more ups and even fears. They have certain scene, but not for coping with 7:00 p.m. Concert by The Victory Folk (Outreach team): East Complex, downs. .the basic small problems of life. East Room expectations and anticipations Seniors: Many seniors could not 9:00 p.m. S.P. Concert, Fred Coates: Centrum constructed in their imagina- They felt like college life was truly recall what their anticipa- too .protective and that when Monday, September 6 tions. Upperclassmen had simi- tions of college were before 9:50 a.m. Chapel, Pastor Carl Lee: Centrum lar anticipations at one time the sheltered walls of the coming to campus. The majority institution were removed that 10:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Open House at Student Association offices: Above too, to several freshmen, sopho- felt that Concordia is academic- the Post Office * mores, juniors and seniors of maybe they would find difficul- 6:00 p.m. Mu Phi Epsilon picnic: Hvidsten, Kresge Lounge ally sound. A few were very ties. All were glad that they had both sexes were asked to share pleased with the social life, Tuesday, September 7 their hopes and disillusions, attended an institution of higher 9:50 a.m. -Chapel, Kay Roath from United Campus Ministry: Centrum others felt that a lot of their learning. 4:00 p.m. Student Association Forum: Centrum about college life. A few of the social life was centered around following responses were re- 7:00 p.m. Tae Kwon-do Club (Karate): North Gym non:college activities. 7:30 & 9:00 p.m. Dorm visists by S.A. officers corded : Wednesday, September 8 Freshmen: The majority liked 9:50 a.m. Chapel, Father Jim Studer: Centrum the week of orientation basic- 7:00 p.m. Organizational meeting, Circle "K" Club: Park Region Club ally because it allowed them a Room time to make friends and gain 7:00 p.m. Volleyball Tournament: Outside Humanities Building (Weather security. There was a great permitting) variety in their responses. For 10:00 p.m. Communion service. Centrum example, some felt that the Thursday, September 9 academics will be very difficult 9:50 a.m. Chapel, Rev. Lester Meyer: Centrum 4:00 p.m. Women Faculty: Sc. 210 while others felt that studying 6:30 p.m Meeting, Concordia Home Ec. Assn.: Frida Nilsen Lounge will be less difficult but very 6:30 p.m Tryouts for Church Youth Day Talent Show: Park Region Club rewarding and almost fun. Room All of the freshmen asked 7:00 p.m. Tae Kwon-do Club (Karate): North Gym anticipate a good social life. The Art Department is sponsoring a field trip to the Winnipeg Art Museum Most of them based this state- on September 10th, Interested persons may sign up at the Art Office any ment on the fun times and the week day between 10:00 am and 4:00 p.m. Further information regarding numbers of people that they costs, etc. is also available there. metduring orientation. One boy Students who did not pick up their Cobber annuals-during registration was afraid that his studies would may pick them up after 10:00 am Saturday at the Cobber Office on 1st take up too much time to allow floor of Grose Hall, for much social life. Spiritual life was also brought up in my conversations with the Casino night, forum freshmen. Various students felt like there was a great opportun- ity for spiritual growth here on Highlight SA Week campus due to the availability The 86 th class of frosh begin the third hundred years at Concordia of close fellowship. Others said College they were uncertain concerning Forums, gatherings, elections S.A. will give Student Chapel Christian growth at Concordic. and fun-oriented activities high- on Friday, the 10th, at 9:50 a.m. One repeated statement from Perfect symbols of the love you share light Student Association Week, Friday evening from 4:30-6:30, the freshmen was that the Sept. 6-10. The week will S.A. disguised as the mob, will student had to make college culminate in the return of the put on an all-school supper and what they wanted it to be, they mob, as SA presents the second then from 7:30-10:30 p.m. Casi- couldn't expect to have every- Annual Casino Night. no Night will open at Harold's thing given to them. It appears On Monday, the 6th, there will Club, (the Knutson Life Center), that by the time one year of be an open house in the S.A. with an auction at midnight for college has been finished, a few offices, (located on the 2nd lots of fancy prizes. Finally--to have the same opinions while a floor of the Knutson Life Center top off the big week-dance to 'few have changed theirs. -above the post office), for Perfectly matched . . . your love and your elegy- * Friendship in the Centrum from Juniors: One junior girl felt that Keepsake wedding rings of 14K gold. Choose from^ur everyone interested in finding 9:00 p.m.-12:00 a.m. the people on campus were very complete collection. out what S.A. is all about. There S.A. Week is your week-be- narrow-minded in their religious4 will be a sign-up sheet for come involved and have fun! beliefs. She felt that there was a everyone interested in being need for tolerance and under- interviewed to serve on a standing between people of committee in the area most Unclaimed items: different beliefs, if a student appealing to them. The inter- Several items are in the posses- was not involved in religious views will be held every day of sion of Campus Security and activities, the student might that week by the appropriate may be claimed by the owner. possibly feel left out. S.A. officials. Refreshments will They are: be served so stop in when you 6 Multi-speed girls bicycles Many commented that the have a rrinute. 1 Tape recorder school load was getting to be 1 Violin less, but more intense. One Keepsake* There will be an open forum student thought that this possib- PUFFE'S Registered Diamond Riim on Tuesday, the 7th, at 4:00 The owner must be able to ly meant they were finally HOLIDAY MALL-MOORHEAD p.m. in the Centrum for every- describe in detail what the item Keepsake adjusting to college. (across from Tempo) one. The forum will deal with is. Serial numbers are preferred if known. To claim these items One junior felt that college Diamond Member of Tri- Tabernacle remodeling, the was not preparing him for a job College Cooperative Constitution, intervisitation, call 299-3123 or 299-3455. Center and other issues, so come ana share your ideas. Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. the S.A. officials will visit the various dorms to WELCOME BACK TANK SALE hold forums for the on-campus students. Ten Gallon Set-up $17.77 Wednesday, the 8th, is the Twenty Gallon Set-up $27.77 day of the big volleyball CONCORDIA tournament Which will be held after supper in the vicinity of the Humanities/Library lawn. Open Sunday l-6pm All teams must be co-ed and a STUDENTS! list of rules will be made Daily - 10am - 9pm available to each team as they register. Registration forms can be picked up from Scott Elling- we re * Saturdays - 10am - 6pm son Commissioner of Commun- ity Affairs, and must be turned iRESTAURANTi also: 48 hour guaratnee on all fish in to him by Mon., the 6th. We challenge you all to come up Holiday Mall 236-8854 with a better team than either open the S.A. Commissioners or Appropriations Board members. *'•".• "T The Appropriations Board e- lections will be held on Thurs- 24 hours day, the 9th, so freshmen and transfers get out and vote. 2901 WEST MAIN - FARGO Remember, it's your money CENTER AVE. MALL - MOORHEAD that's being spent. I-94 & HWY 10 - WEST FARGO "WHERE YOUR PET IS KING" From 2nd floor Knutson Center Concordian staff How students put together yourschool paper

Stan Mork, Technical Assistant, caught in a rare thoughtful moment. When he is working, Stanley can be found pasting up.

Gary Baune - Graphic Designer. Gary does the cover design, editorial cartoon and all of the graphics for the newspaper.

Mark Harless - Associate Editor. Mark manages the reporters and Anne Nelson - Business Manager, heads up all advertising and monies for the assigns and edits copy. newspaper. 4 to your P.O. at work

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Nate Hanson, sports photographer, puts in a late night. Dan Laitinen - Production Manager holds multiple jobs and is looking for help in Lay-Out designing. /PEAR IEAST Whole Wheat Bread RESTAURANT & LOUNGE V/i cups warm water 2tbsp. dry yeast 3 tbsp oil 4tbsp. honey 6 cups whole wheat flour BIG NICK'S VA tsp.salt

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I I I NOTICf Change of hours at Cashiers Desk effective September 6, 1976, the Business Office Cash- Side Three ier Counter will be open 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday-Fri- by Ned Larsen day. The reduction of operating Listed here is a synopsis of some of the better records that were hours was required to eliminate released this past summer. I have compiled this list for your cashier operator overtime. information at no expense of my own, so do yourself a favor and get nto some of these LPs. "Music hath charm..." blah, blah, blah. Atlanta Rhythm Section '/Red Tape," (Polydor PD-1-6060). This OF COUQSB-XCAU REMouE. ' band continues in their hard rockin' n' rollin' format They are BliLLET. BUT Vd>U MUST 'VAIT southern yet their sound bears no resemblence to the stereotype UWTILI HAF'HAD MY LUUCH AT Allman Brothers ripoff that most southern bands employ. A.R.S. is a f rock band and this album will definitely add a boost to your parties, ZA SPEAK £.Asy. (unless you are partying in the dorms, in which case you probably DRUM don't want to attract much attention). "MANDINGO" Les Dudek (Columbia PC 33702). This guy is amazing. For the past lit the fuse- three years Dudek has been playing guitar for_Bos Scaggs and, Crazy Charlie previous to that, he appeared on "Ramblin' Man and Jessica" on the "DRUM" is the Allman's excellent "Brothers and Sisters" LP. On this first album he the bag man explosion! sounds like a blending of Duane Live Fillmore Allman and the otd ^WARREN WES- Steve Miller Band. Choice licks and a promising future. KEN NORTON Grateful Dead "Steal Your Face/' (Grateful Dead Records CD-LA 620-J2). Some reviewers have already written this album off as YAPHET KOnO another boring CD excursion. Some reviewers wouldn't know good LSI music if it bit them on the.... This album was recorded live two NOVV SHOWING I years ago at the Dead's farewell appearance at San Francisco's AT THE Winterland. It includes many of the Dead's standards such as LARK Sugaree and Casey Jones, as ivell as numbers from "Wake of the Flood" and "CD. from Mars Hotel." All in all, an impressive album 7:00 which my take a while for some to get into. Chris Hillman "Slippin' Away" (Asylum 7E-1062>. Another first solo LP here. This time from a man who has spent time with the & 9:25 Byrds, Flying Burrito Brothers, Stephen Stills, and most recently the "THE ill-fated Souther, Hillman, Furay Band. This is a very enjoyable and EXORCIST" playable record. It is neither pop nor cult-oriented, rather a FARGO collection of very enjoyable and pleasant songs. THEATRj help wanted Reporters, feature, and sports ,. We take j \ writers-typists and proofread- Student damsels in ^-\ ers. Apply in person. The Activities Concordtan, 2nd floor above distress ij Commons, Student Life Center. and ji r LET'S 5EE.... LJHE.RE. LJAS X And*P $*ine movie... knights SUPPOSE TO MEET THE £AV6 ? in . S

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by Mark Anderson MIAC title One week from Tomorrow, on Saturday, September 11, is the first Concordia football game of 1976, and it's not your typical run-of-the-mill opener, either - it's against cross-town rival In Tennis Moorhead State University. When the Cobbers and Dragons tangle in fottball, there's an awful lot of pride floating around, and for Concordia's tennis team capped quite a while now the Cobbers have pulled down most of it. You off a very highty successful 1976 see, a Concordia football team has not lost to M.S.U. since 1957 - season by advancing to the the way I figure it, that's about 19 (yes, they do play every year.) . National Association of Inter- If one were to examine the percentages, Moorhead State would collegiate Athletics tennis tour- have to rate as the favorite. After all, the last time the Dragons won nament in Kansas City, Mo. on was before Concordia's freshmen were even born. But at Concordia June 1-5, where they accumu- nobody believes in percentages - Cobberland is steeped in tradition; lated eight points to finish in a it's almost a basic theme. Concordia defeating Moorhead State is a tie for 14 place. Mercyhurst time-honored tradition nobody intends to break. College from Pennsylvania was This year's "City Championship" classic will be played at Nemzek team champion with 39 points. Field, on the campus of Moorhead State. However, it's only a hop, This was long after most skip and a jump from here to there. Cobber students had left the campus, but Coach Bob Nick's crew remained. Combining meals and lodging from the Concordia's tennis team had their best season ever in 1976. Front Concordia's Intramural Athletic Program gets under way this Row [I to r] - Anderson, Stadum, Hawkins. Back Row [I to r] - Monday, September 6, when the first games of the flag-football hometown players and the college, the tennis team man- Chapman, Kjesbo, Reichert, Rehkamp, Coach Bob Nick. season take place at 4:00 and 5';00p.m. on the East Complex fields. • If not already signed up on a team, there's still time to organize a aged to get by in Moorhead fro squad - the deadline is 5:00 todayfa Captains will receive more than four weeks. The varsity squad, which compiled a ing the Custies by a mere half advance to the National classic, game schedules in the mail on Monday morning, and will be point, 13 to 12VS. Prior to this •but Concordia's squad moved .responsible for alerting teammates of game times. (There will also 15-3 dual match record during the regular season, consisted of spring, the Gusties had been on to Kansas City by way of be schedules posted on the intramural board, located at the north league kingpins for six straight some technical substitution end of the fieldhouse.) seniors Grady Kjesbo, Chuck Hawkins, Dale Rehkamp, and years. rules when a team from the far In addition to flag-football, several other fall and late-fall Scott Chapman; Juniors Kent Competing in the District 13 West declined to enter. intrmural activities are being scheduled, such as a cross-country Stadum and Mark Anderson, tournament a week later, the run, Volleyball, Badminton and a tennis tournament. Also planned and freshman Brent Reichert. Cobber contingent wound up For Sale is a brand new, somewhat undefined coeducational event - The second — to Gustavus. Only the Scuba Tank Turkey Trot. During this four week period 32 district team champions Backpack Your are wondering when and where to sign up for these events? the cobber netmen picked off a and Regulator Well, tennis is the only one have to worry about for a while. Sign-up most prized possession from sheets will be available in the fieldhouse next week, and are due on Gustavus Adolphus - the Con- Call 299-3439 Monday, September 13. The tourney begins soon after that, and will ference championship. On May include both singles and doubles. Official intramural T-shirts will be 7-8 at St. John's, Concordia won given to the winners. the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference title, edg- BEGINNING SCUBA„ Golf, baseball LESSONS Fargo YMCA: Mon. Sept. 20 Look promising cost $60 New West Fargo Indoor Pool For next spring cost $65 by Nancy Sterns Concordia's golf and baseball teams completed their season SALE ON ALL SCUBA EQUIPMENT after the end of classes last Sept. 1-25 spring. Even though classes were done, the athletes still had for further information a few more goals to pursue. call 233-4888 ask The golf team had a season of allom for Remi or Mike ups and downs, They did not have an exceptional season, but ProfcssiOHal "Diving Equipmcnt-Salcs-Scrv ice-Scuba Justr. placed in the middle of the field. Coach Finn Crinaker is hopeful for the forthcoming season. There were many fresh- men on the 1976 golf team. This Cobber gridders loosen up after the long summer. [Photo by will bring experienced players Nate Hansonl for the 1977 team. Coach DURN Crinaker feels the team could have an optimistic 1977 season. HOUSE OF PIZZR "The baseball team will also have many players returning for 1977. Coach Al Rice stated, "I had a very successful time OFTEN IMITHTED- recruiting for baseball. This will add to the depth of the team." NEVER They expect 30 games in the 1977 season, compared with 23 DUPLICRTED in 1976. Concordia finished with a 10 and 10 record in the Conference in 1976. With the jaewdeptrvand -talent^ice-tdoki optimistically toward the 1977 season.

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The new athletic director is a graduate of Luther College in Decorah, Iowa. While attending Luther, Dr. Pipho participated in track, running the 440 yard dash and throwing the javelin. He also payed basketball, where he was all-conference for two years and caotain of the team in his senior year.

From Luther Dr. Pipho went to Wanamingo College, where he taught and coached for two years. He went on to Iowa University to receive his master's degree in physical education. : •i -.'^";^' Dr. Pipho returned to Luther as a coach for two years and then moved to Augustana College at Rock Island, Illinois. Augustana proved memorable to Dr. PipHo in several ways. Besides winning the conference championship in track three of four vears. he also had the opportunity to recruit Ken Anderson, who is now playing Quarterback for the Cincinnati j >: Bengals ot the NrL. ",1 '. " * 1...V;-'' A'* ^v*.^^^'

Dr. Pipho obtained his doctorate at the University of Oregon. He become athletic director at California State College Stanislaus where he "got their athletic program off the ground." Dr. Armin Pipho While he was there, Stanislaus won national titles in both baseball and golf.

As athletic director Dr. Pipho is in charge of the budget, facilities, personnel and public relations. However, Dr. Pipho explains,"My biggest responsibility is helping the coaches as much as I can so Concordia will have respectable programs."

Since coming to Concordia last spring Dr. Pipho has been instrumental in several changes; seven major personnel changes and the remodeling of parts of the fieldhouse including the offices. Dr. Pipho said, "I am very pleased with the people we hired this summer. They will greatly add to our program.''

Dr. Pipho will need time to evaluate Concordia's individual athletic programs in order to determine which programs need improvement. Among these listed for improvement was soccer. The athletic director sees a need for additional facilities in the IN THIS ISSUE: form of handball and paddleball courts. Another major concern for Dr. Pipho is more availability of the fieldhouse facilities. RANCOR AND ESOTERIC

THE DULL SPEAR ;,....;..;:<...7^pi 2 Generally Dr. Pipho is impressed with Concordia. "I am very pleased with the attitude both academically and athletically. S.A. \VEEK » :...p. 3 I love what I'm doing here." . - ' CONCORDIAN PRODUCTION. p. 4, 5 Dr. Pipho is impressed and happy with Concordia. No Doubt Concordia will be equally pleased with Dr. Pipho.

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