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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1971 - 1980 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1979 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 'RON ;t\DO '8". 1·'K't Page 16, New Mexico Daily LOBO, April27, 1979 3QW .:J., ,., 7? .~~ ' Jazz _composer-guitarist~ to perform 9 New Mexico L-ttday's LOfJO will two Impressions of New Mexico . be the last issue until the first. week of June. • By BOB SPIEGEL Guralnick, who inititated the arrangement of Hersey's concert' h~re, j' ;he. New. Mexico Jazz Workshop will present jazz composer­ and was also a tenor saxophonist for The Year of tl:)e Bar, said that DAILY ~ guttanst Baud Hersey in concert with 28 local musician~ ·this Hersey began writing the two pieces while visiting New MeXico last Wednesday, May 2, 1979 T~es~ay at 8:00 p.m. in the Kimo Theater downtown. The concert summer. w~ll _Include two original compositions by Hersey that were com­ "Oceans" ·is a piece written for 12 trumpets, arranged spatially in mtsstoned by the N.M. Jazz Workshop through a grant from the choirs of four throughout the hall, plus a rhythm section and solo New Mexico Arts Division and the National Endowm~nt for the tenor saxophone. Guralnick said the trumpet piece fulfills two Arts. · purposes: "It explores the possibilities of color and sound in this B~ird Her~ey's work is a blend of contemporary jazz and family of instruments, both traditionally and untraditionally, and classtc~l mustc. He has studied extensively, playing in jazz-rock also it was written for a specific soloist." Guralnick is the tenor ?ands m b~rs of New York and studying formally in music colleges saxophonist that Hersey had in mind for the piece. 111 Connecticut and Vermont. His album on Arista Novus which .The second piece, "New Mexico Visions: Angels and Warriors, p~esents. his work ~ith his group The Year of the Ear, ha; gained .Earth Above the Sky," was scored for 5 trumpets, 4 trombones, htm nattonal attentton. · tuba, 5 reeds, guitar, bass, drums and piano. G11ralnick said that ·'J The two extended pieces that were commissioned for 'Hersey's Hersey's pieces are "visual-like impressions," and this work was i A!~uquerque appearance are "The Question" and "New. Mexico Hersey's impression of New Mexico from his visit her~ last ·sum­ VtsJOns: Angels and Warriors, Earth Above the Sky." Tom mer.

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Fee increase charged . ' ' without Regent approval Fun b"?'.'M President VFU!iam E.. Da~is 1fV9arure appro.-ed a •S44 million said. he knew of ·me f~ increase. budget for the University in Fashions Vibil e swderu.s wait for !.he but was "urur~r,rare" Iha1 it had Mardi. 'l>hlt:h included the f~ CSM Board of Regents to .b= putfube:L maease. re.:onsider the fee incr~e it "Vle ha>~'t m.d, all')'llriiig w If the increase is approved by appro•·ed nast NQ·.•ember, the FJ.bmf< to {me ~ts) nntil ,.,~ the regen.ts, full-time un­ at Offire of Admissions am! Rec:tl'Ids p-a:t a W!2l tmrlget tc~ge!.her," dagudua•e studeots will pay $312 has published a schedule of Da-•is said. per semester next year, non- edll.tatial'! costs ne1>t faD vd:llcb Toe n;gems are ~ to residents villi pay :$936. Tuition mcludes a '$9.50-semester fei apporo.-:e tbe ~"M final budget at and fees v.ill be S26 for each maeas~ .. their Jlllle Meeting, Dmis said. At credit hour for state residents and And L:!'<'1of smrlerus pa}ing thcir the meeting the regents will al>o S78 each credit hourfor non­ fal.J rumCJl are .being charged the make a decision on the fee in- residents. exna r~. crease, be said. Graduate students will pay the Aske:i about the enra charge. The Nev.' Mexico State same fee as undergrad!late credit- . hour costs plus an Sll GSA f~. Lo.rge Selection of Coordino.ting err!:J New Mexico ,Daily Lobo T & Knit Vol. 83 No .. 145 38J. P~l:a!ioos a tbc U.aiYmityo{S~Mer:iw, Zld is mt rma.aci.alfy tt••IPK'"' ~ •flh tn.."d.- paid • Aboqoetcpe; to:ew J.lt>iwc Ikzi/y LoOo arc thos< d w ..,tbor >Oldy. Kouts. Unsiped Oflnion isthaloflbceditorial board or 9-.30 -.6111:><1~ibor• tho Ikzily Lebo. Ncthina pi Uoiw:rsityof.New Me:;.Uoo. lobo ffiiss 2118 Centro! SE (oc.toM f•·o"' UHm) • 842-6678 NAME:-----·--·-----, ______ARE YOUR LIPS IN TUNE? SUMMER ADDRESS: If so, you're eligible to join the UNM I MARCHING BAND. For information fill out ------PHONE:,__ the coupbn and bring it or mail it to Room I 8123 of the Fine Arts Center. I THE SPIRIT of LOBOLAND .J ) ITAIIIAN TEAC j'

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P!lge 5, New Mexico Page 4, New Mexico Daily LOl30, Mav 2, 1979 ..., ., .... -·~···-·•~""'"" .~- Jogg•rs oppose fence •. • .# ' A group. of 500 UNM ·em­ second-year medical student concerns voicecl by some f~;:male ployees, medical students and Oiusep])j Slater said the· group has joggers . that the fence would .not residents living near the north three major concerns: the Joss of allow escape from potential campus have signed a petition aesthetics resulting from the rapists. find Inner Piece - 1 asking the University to reconsider erection of a two.m\le cbain-link "It doesn't make sense to spend fence, complaints from some more than $12,000 on a chain-link "Well, come on all of you big strong men - Uncle Sam needs your an adminstrative decision to fence at Pizza Inn. . joggers that they would be· run­ fence, when the University is A FL-ehng ~1f happlnes.. 'i and uf your favnrite toppings nnJ a help again."· .the north golf course. Editorial ning in a "'dog tunnel" and already short of money," said c~mtenlm~nr. Tha['s. whnt you'll dwiee uf thick ot thin cmsr. Have The military draft may be back. The House Armed Services military · Group spokespersol) and • CI1Jn)' Wlth every plt!Cr! of pt

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FlASH 7AN? I=IEPSI LETtERS: lettets to tllc editor ·must be Editor: Charles Poling typed and signed by the author with the ./ author'S' name. addresS and te!'epho·ne num~ News Editor: Erin Ross bi!t. They should be no longer- than 300 wor· Feature Editor: Bill Robertson ds. Only ihe name· oft: he authOr will be prin­ ted and nome!t \Mii 1101 btl Votilhheld. Sports Editor: Mark Smith OPINIONS: 'OPinions must be tYped and stgned with the author's nome. a:ddtess and Photo Editor: John Chadwick H!lflj:lhorie number. Opinions should be no lon·ger than 500 words, Only the name of the Copy Editors: T.E. Parmer authqt will t.e printed and names. will iiot be Patti Watson. withhold, s·ubrrinllsSiDd$ thin da not r.:ompty with . Managing Editor: Ray Glass these spet:ltir.flt IOns Wili ·nbt be printetL All su"b-mission-s- become the property .of ...... ·, the New Me)(icD Daily LOBO and Will b€1' Ad Manager: Frank Salazar edited 'or lenqtfl e~r libelous eotuenl.

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Page 6, New Mexico Daily LOBO, May 2, 1979 Page 7, New Mexico Dally LOBO; May 2, 1979 Stu·dent plans to.quit UNM, Notice Summer Fun Cash says· ~real world' fin_e with him The ASUNm Duplicating In the last weeks of the spring ''If I hadn't done that;'' the "It &eems to me that the c·· .t . 11·1 b 8 5 semester with papers, finals and student says, ''they'd still be University isn't preparing students · en ef w . . e open .. • .. earn $100 graduation ceremonies .awaiting sending me · disenrollment for life as it is. d h some hard-working· students, at notices," , ''Basically," he says, ''you have . Uflng. t .. e. summef least one UNM student has He says he. has also had trouble to do everytlling Yourself out in decided to leave - and, he says, complying with Arts and Sciences tile real World, ami tile real world session . f9r good cause. . requirements .. ''! was.taken out of _is_r_in_e_w_i_th_m_.e_.'_' _____~!::==S,;::;;;E=· ::;:;C;;O;;;tn;;,;;e;;t~ ames ateQ SUB a month A tllird-year University ·student,· University College when I had too says with all the· ''bull .. .'''.he has many hours," he says. ''Then they for 2 or 3 hours a week of your spare time. been through~complying with wouldn't let. me into ·Arts and @FAMOLARE®' ,. University redtape and nebulou~ Sciences because I hadn't pa~sed · PUTS AM~RICA ON ITS FEET'" policies~he will be' lucky to ever the Communication Skills Test.'' ~"~..,.,_...... Donate Plasma be graduated froni UNM. "l did flunK the test once, But '~ So he says. he is dropping out every time I went to talk to ·an . You may save a life! indefinitely. · · · · adviser about. it they were always - lt's·easy and relaxing. Be a twice-a-week regular. "I've been through .it all," be out to a meeting. 011ce l found an $10 .cash each donation, plus bonuses. says. "I've been disenrolled at adviser, but. she to.ld me she hiul · least once every semester, and last to' go' to a conference and asked semester I hit .an all-time r'ecor­ me to come back again," This ad worth $5 extra · d-lwas disenrolled ten times." The student· also says he has lost New donors only. Phone for appointment. UNM students await their cue while announcer Dave Johnson na~rates a television com­ "Two times it was my fault, but all respect for those with a cotiege mercial near Zimmerman Library. The advert;sement, which deals with an athlete's foot the other eight times they . (the degree. Albuquerque Plasma Corp. ''In the past," ·he says, ·"I remedy, is scheduled to be aired later t/lis month. I Photo by ~ana Aspin) . ~·· · University) f. ..ed it. 301 2nd St., SW ''Eight times they told me I received about a 2,0 grade-point 243-4440, 243-4449 hadn't. paid mY, .tuition. l had paid average every semester. I received jt. I went to tile Cashier's Office some higb ·grades an~ some .low Committee· approv~s draft plan seven times and · showed them I grades and they. balanced each WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ A protests from young people voice vote after rejecting another had paid it. ·Fi!iaJiy; the last time, other out, But ·Iast semester I . ·Hous.e subcommittee Monday gathc:red at the Capitol. proposal to draft up to 200,000 I just ignored .the cashierS and reaDy sloughed off and got a 3.0. voted to reinstate military The House Armed Servi.ces · young men a year for .the 'Federal went' back ·into the office. Hook a It was my best semester, as far. as I ·registration. for 18-year-old men ·Military Personnel Subcommittee Reserves. · I lady back to ·a place with 'a list•of · grades; but it doesn't make· any after ~he 1980 elections, sparking took its action by unanimous The registration plan must be ~ames and: ha4. her$rMch me i5ff. · sense. · I approved by . the full committee I Need auto before House. floor:. debate. It I req11ires the · President to start registering all males who become I ...... o. ...· . . . 18 on or after Jan, l, 1981, and I . B. . calls for him to tell Congress I insurance? 0 18 whether he wants standby ·'I authority to impose actual call-ups I Ladie's & .Men's .ror military service. Call the Several hundred young people, I waving Vietnam-era . signs I depicting draft card · burnings, · ~. greeted news of the subcommittee specialists! I vote with chants of '!.hell, n.o, we I 'Rusb, a wondeduJJ.y light and superbly won'tgo." 'Their rally outside the comfortable sandal designed by Joe Famolare. 20°/o Capital was one of 1P sc~duled Anatomically contoured hmer sole and arrowhead I I · across the nation this week. .arch support make it the perfect sandal for people .Jnsure your car with who like the barefoot feeling. Lots of styles. The last draft call-up was in . 5307MenaulN.E. Phone881-1642 I Criterion and enjoy I 1972 as American troops prepared 2 blocks east of s'an Mateo Off to leave Vietnam. Registration, I important benefits I unpopular because of the war and' scorned by many young men who like these: ·refused to comply, was scrapped I I lobo three years later. The subcommittee approved a I D Convenient Pay­ I men's requirement for the President to tell Congress whether be would ment Plans· shop prefer that young men report for I I registration and classification 2120 Central S.E. • 243-6954 .. themselves - or whether their I .D Country-wide I names should be drawn from Social Security and other lists. Claim Service The panel 'sidestepped whether I I wom<:n should be registered for military service, tying its plan to D Dependable an existing law that, says only men I I can be registered for the draft. Protection I I· Lobo chosen top D Choice of I I . r~gion newspaper c·overages , DENVER ...:.. Debbie Levy, Ran the River! editor of last year's LOBO, I 1 Saturday picked up the award for We're white water specialists-we have canoes, kayaks and rafts. the best college newspaper in the can Call or visit today·for. · · 1 region. - • . us for info ori the Great Raft Race! .. I The award was given at the (we also tent rafts) · a free rate quotation. ..1~ Region 9 Cortference· of The Society of Professional Jour­ I nalists, Sigma Delta Chi, in We have the suits·· Denver. 881-1688 I Levy was also awarded second I place in editorial writing. . ' ·:Mountains 7200 Menaul Blvd. NE Region 9 is comprised of colleges and universities in New ~rGR· ·0~ ~~e & ·I Mon-Fri 9-5:30 Sat. 9~1 ··1. 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Page 8, New Mexico Daily LOBO, May 2, 1979 - ' PageH, New Mexico Daily LOBO, May 2, 1979 _·l-egislative lOg Alice's ·restaurant sold

I ' LENOX, Mass. (UPI) - You can no longer get anything you want at (~ - bill; AP - appropri;1tions bill; R ·­ R3, thanking ASUNM committee members Alice'.s Restaurant. U's been sold at an auction. resolution) (voice vote). . In the late 1960s, folk-singer 's song made Alice Brock a BILLS INTRODUCED · R4, asking Mimi Swanson and Philip DePriest counter.culture heroine. But fame, time and money problems have AP3 (Gallegos, others), $1,213.40 to MEChA. to continue fighting fee increase, course repetition finally taken their toll. · AP4 (Gallegos, Browning, 'Romero), $1,413 to policy (voice vote). · Her bankrupt restaurant, high in the Berkshire Hills, was auctioned Los Estudiantes por Ia Cultura. R6, Mt. Taylor demonstration (voice vote). off Monday. · RS (Johnson), asking students to ignore George "Alice will be back, but maybe not in the . This is not the . end," said Federick.J. Rut berg of Stockbridge, her former attorney. ~mock. lULLS FAILED R6 (Lauer), ertdorsing·Mt. '!aylor demonstration. Bl, representative to NQRML (co.mi:nittee report). BILLS PASSED . B3, house of representatives (8-10-2). POETRY APi, · $1.58 to the Educational Guarantee AP2, $2,001 to the Student Interest Research Group (U-9). · Group· (withdrawn by sponsor). · LARRY GOODELL AP3, $·1,213.4~>:to MEChA (17-3). R5, George Smock (voice vote). & 4 STEPHEN RODEFER ~~--" ~lMWf1ftlY, .M"mo••.1{•••- ~ . ·WED MAY2 :t, Sakai, Fuji, Azuki · 3, s; 10,12, Speeds CENTRAL TORT A Energy :t ALL MOPEDS - 5% Above Cost 1420 Central SE 8:30 p.m. 1.50· Donation :_. 1718 Central SE • 243·9630 ··Behind Okies oil, . lll!!!lOUntPrlcea•Comelnond~····9~10·~ -~ · TRY POE summer ,i'\¥-¥.-¥--¥-•-¥¥ll-lA'~~lf.lf.-..- ....~••••"¥"::!'!"~"c_"'" c._,.,.""'.l __ ,!.-:•. -..,.-. ,...... ,....;.._.....;... ____ . ~ ..:-, _...,....,...... ,.,~-----_J workshop au· A workshop for middle and high school teacliers on energy and education issues wi11 be held July 23 to August 3 at UNM. The workshop will be directed by Dr. Peggy Bla~:.k_well of the UNM Behavioral Research Division and Dr. Glenn Whan of the UNM chemical and nuclear engineering department. 'Costs will be underwritten . by the U.S. Department Qf Energy. "The workshop is intended for · l;\'1' .~ '.. t- • secondary school teachers of ,,,~~~:1·-·_.~_··~. . science, home economics, in­ l!J . ~t:~. ~ dustrial education, social studies :··.s;.y. and mathematics;" Blackwell said. ' "It will examine the present usage of energy and will focus on ' potential sources of energy for the future, such as solar, nuclear, ,_" ._ i ------,~--- ·- ,, ' • • • f ~, I wind and geothermal~·~ ·•• · ....,..,, ! . Other topics to be discussed include food; population and ' ' energy; conservation of energy; .FOR YOUR and environmental, social, ,_. ·-'· political and economics aspects of -energy. Participants will be chosen from applicants currently teaching in high school or middle school, Blackwell said. Teachers . will be selected on ·the basis of recom­ mendations from their principals and review of one-page written statements explaining why they are interested and how they plan to incorporate worksh.op information into their . classrooms. Preference will be given to New ·Mexico teachers, Dr. Blackwell said. Teachers ·who want !o receive · graduate academic credit for the workshop may register for Engineering ~322 for three hours or for Educational Foundations 593 for two credit hours. Tuition will be $36.75 per credit hou.r. Each participant will be given a tuition allowance of up to $85, Blackwell said. Out-of-town comes teachers wiii be given living. and Now Miller travel allowances; she said. Teachers may make their own · arrangements for housing· . in Albuquerque or the Behavigral Research Division will assist in making arrangments, Dr. Black­ well said. On-campus parking permits will be issued before the workshop begins. ·

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P!!gll 11, New Mexico Daily LOBO, May 2, 1979 WE STOLK A COMPLETE SELECTION: S(,eld!i tu•ftl)' Wrs f~!rlngs ·ls shop numuuls b~lmehl pl1,1gs Lobo Nine rings ulr filters phlon~t OFFERING HIE BEST IN: QUALITY BRAND NAMES The UNM baseball team has With Free lnstiillation on Many Items · · · · . been red.hot the past two weeks, Golf, Track, Tennis Here winning 10 of II games, including ClulllengeP I,ntePpPlse• nine straight. But those victories will all ·be 8206 .LOMAS N E 265-8355 meaningless if the Lobos don't •• your headquarters for: UNM Hosts. WAC.Fi·nals * QUALlT\' PllE-OWNJ!;D MOTORCYCLES come ·up with at least three wins in * PARU: AND ACCESSORIES . Sports action will be abundant Clampett was the low amateur The defending champions in 10 their four game series with San *COMPLETE TUNING AND OVERHAUL FACILJTIES this week as UNM hosts the 17th at the U.S. Open in Denver last . events return this year. Two of Piego State thii> weekend, annual Western Athletic Con- June, and took the same title at those are double winners; UNM . The Aztecs swept Texas-EI Paso ference championships in golf, the heralded' Masters Tournament hurdler Fatwel Kimaiyo and this past weekend to open a trac;k and field, and tennis. in Augusta, G!!. last month, He UTEPs distance man' Michael comfortable 3-game lead over the Brigham Young University also finished a respectl!ble third at Musyoki. Lobo.s. sophomore Bob Clampett wllllead the WAC championships last year, The WAC will crown l! new golf · San Diego State now has a 10-2 THE. MAJOR. BIGGIE the favorite Cougars when the golf . only five strokes behind the champion this. year,. as the now­ record iri. conference play com­ tourney opens Friday at the UNM rizona State. . departed Arizona,· schools tied for pl!red to the Lobo's 5-3 slate. South Course. UNM's Mitch Mooney, ·who the .title last year. · If the Lobos win at least three. · The University of Texas-EI Paso finished in the top 12 in three of the four games, they will .meet is a heavy favorite to capture its tourneys this year,. poses a threl!t BYU only finished three strokes UTEP next week with a chance of fifth consecutive track and field to Clampett. . back last year, and should bring winning UNM's first-ever WAC title ·beginning Thursday at "The UTEP Miners, on top in home the title this year. title.· If they split at best, UNM University Stadium. track since 1975, appear to have The Cougars, led by Eric . will find themselves back in thdr BYU is again favored to take the necessary depth to continue Peterson and Tony Trel!f~ have perenial third place seat. the tennis championship, as they their reign. In that time UTEP has extra · incentive to take the UNM continued to burn up the sport a 21~2 record, The matches won 13 conference titles in cross championship. Their head coach, field this past weekend with their are schedueld to begin Friday at c;ountry, indoor and outdoor Wayne Pearce, js retiring at the hitting, but they. still lack in the Lobo Tenriis Club. track. tourneys conclusion. pitching. They swept Nevada-Las Vegas in three games, then split a Youth Conference pair with Northern Arizona featuring the Wall Brothers Band Santiago Wins Award Monday. and David and Dee Womersley · The' Rebels, ranked in the 'The New Mexico Special N.M. Special vlympics were, Board, Vince Cordova; and Area nation's Top 20, fell to the Lobs at Christian Center 12120 Copper Olympics has selected ex-Lobo .l!Wl!rded by Fram/ Autolite Director, John McGovern. 9-6 Friday, then lost a double­ Friday, May 4 - Sunday, May 6 All-American Football Player Corporl!tions. Special Olympics .was header Saturday 10-3 and 14-10. with music, teaching, and a pizza bash Bobby Santiago of Albuquerque According to International established by the Joseph P. UNM lost the opener to No admission charge! to receive the Spark Plug Special Olympics President.Eunice Kennedy Jr. Foundation in Northern Arizon~ 9-4, but came Volunteer of the Year Award, Kennedy Shriver, the ;:ward 1968. It is the· largest international call 293-3160 for information back strong to take the nightcl!p . recognizing his continuing con, honors distinguished service at l! program offering !!lhletic com­ 22-8. trioution and service to the local ievel. . petition and training for mentally mentally retarded through sports. Santiago was selected by retl!rded citizens. The program '?~~;;;h:;:;b;~G~!=:=~~~~~~~~,S~~~~:;;::;~~ The citation and a $100 check in N.M.S,O. Executive Director now includes one million athletes Six Mile Run I~ = Santiago's nl!me to "be donated to Mickey Henry; President of the and 25(),000 volunteers throughout :~ Ve.r'di'::;· ~======::::;-the world. This Sunday The New Mexico Chapter of i The first•ever Cooperage ~ Special Olympics holds local, area ~ orrl-ll:I~l,O 10,000-pteter run will be held ' and state games each year that involve 6,000 New Mexico Sundl!y l!t 9:30 a.m. wi+h The starting point will be the · ,~· retarded citizens. •:.>. G"e::;f '[er.,er' About 1,000 Olympians from all Cooperage Restaurl!nt l!t ' 'Louisianl! and Lomas N.E. I' over New Mexico will pl!fticipate l~OD h\AC \Vli'El~Tl:I~ in the New Mexico Olympics Trophies will be awarded to the top 10 finishers and T·shirts will « lhe. gr'e.afe.::;t Ofhe.llo of fhi::; de~ade..." Summer G!!mes at UNM May 25-27. be given to all who finish. Sunday Only! · ...... 'D.,!Monaco Penny Marshall of ABC's An entry fee of $6.00 is due at "Laverne and Shirley" will attend the accompanying seminar on Tickets half price the games and serve as bonorl!fy Saturday,,. at the Albuquerque games director for the three day Convention Center. with student I.D. event. Marshall has also agreed to Former Gov. Jerry Apodoca be the master of ceremonies for and Dt. Arthur Mollen, author of POP'EJOY liAJ.,l, Albuquerques' Special Olympics "Run for Your Life," will speak - Pro Am Tennis tournament at the seminar. 8:15p.m. & 6 , 1979 June 2·3. Proceeds from the )"\ay 4 tournament will go to N.M. Boy Plays on Special Olympics. The public is invited to attend the competitions. Opening Girls Team. ceremonies will take place at the PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) ..:-. Student Union Ballroom at 7 p.m. Six-foot-tall Don~ld M. Gomes e/I/6ufJU&rque f9pera 1/zeatre on May 25. has been granted perprlssion by a Track and field events -will be federal judge to play on the all­ held at University Stadium on girl volleyball team at Newport's May 26th. The Alumni Let'­ Rogers High School. terman's Association will provide In his · ruling Tuesday, U.S. • the judges, and spectators will get District Court Judge Raymond J. a chance to see and greet many ex­ Pettine sl!id officials who kept Lobo athletes who have taken ori Gomes off the team were guilty of the Special Olympics a5 an annual sex discrimination. project. The head of the Rhode Island Interscholastic League, which lost • Our the ruling, said the case would be appealed to 1st U.S. Circuit Court • PREPARE FOR: ~~~~~ of appeals in Boston. MCAT • OAT • lSAT • GRE "We're going to appeal it,· of GMAT • OCAT • VAT • SAT course," said Father , Robert Newbold. "I signed an affidavit NMB l.ll,m, this morning to appeal." ECFMG•FUX•VQE It wasn't certain when the 19- NAT'L DENTAL BOARDS year-old se11ior would play his first NURSING BOARD$ game with the team. New most· Flealb"'' Progr•m• & Houra • "It's probably one of the Mexico's 11Nr• ,. • 1/t ••un-.... greatest setbacks that we've ev.:r felt f'or women's sports," said Pat . complete SUj)ply Ruggiero,. coach at Pawtucket's Tolman High School. &CENTEII·~ The · teen-ager had made the of · •. . ing Tnt '••J>Iratloo "'eflllab tinct lUI Ftlt ln!Ormiltlon flme C'olh team In tryouts but wasn't :illowed 265·2524 to play. He contended the league, · equipment . 127 Jefferson N.E. · which receives federal athletic ror Location~ In Oihl!l Clll~s. carr: f'llnds, violated· his. constitutional · TOll FilEt: 800.223·11112 right to equal protection. The suit 2421 SAN PED~O NE (505·)266-8113 - 'ttl1f~i itl Milot 1JS Cltlt!& 1o!Mio. !Sw!!!rl_a Jhto i"4 Lutino. sw11zttlliftd was the first of its kind in Rhode .Island•

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