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Seals & Crofts Definitely Not Champs # For years we've been telling you that in Milwaukee, beer capital of the world, Pabst Blue Ribbon is the overwhelming favorite. CANS 1975 1974 1975 1974 1973 PABST 533 483 423 463 463 433 BRAND 2 123 113 183 BRAND 2 103 93 113 BRAND 3 53 53 73 BRAND 3 83 73 83 BRAND 4 53 53 63 93 103 SOURCE: Milwaukee Journal Consumer Analysis More beer is brewed in Milwaukee than any other That's why we feel we've earned the right to city in the world. So to be the #1 selling beer in challenge any beer. So here's the Pabst challenge: Milwaukee means you've got to be brewing the Taste and compare the flavor of Blue Ribbon best beer money can buy. ,..----. with the beer you're drinking and learn And Pabst must be doing just that. Look at what Pabst quality in beer is all about. the charts. Blue Ribbon accounts for more But don't take our word for it. Taste our than half the beer sold in Milwaukee. It out- word for it. .:.. sells the next brand nearly five to one. PABST Since 1844. The quality has always come through. PABST BREWING COMPANY Milwaukee, Wis., Peoria Helghls, 111., Newark, ~ . J ,, . ~os Angel es, Calif., Pab~t \ Georg!L •• 2 - THE EXPONENT - Tuesday, April 8, 1975 Salt Lake dance company performing Thursday dance The Ririe-Woodbury Dance audience continued clapping for Geared e~pecially for a young dance companies chosen for the composition, children's Company of Salt Lake City will 15 minutes after the audience, the concert features National Endowment for the and multi-media techniques. touring perform in the Willson School performance was over. life-sized puppets, helium-filled Arts' Coordinated Residency The purpose of the the best of Auditorium at 8 p.m. Thursday, The company will be in balloons. circus characters and Touring Program. Under the program is to provide dance to the largest April 10. residence at MSU Monday many interesting multi-media program, the company has American of people, The concert is sponsored by through Saturday, April 7-12, effects. traveled all over the country possible number new audiences for the MSU Cultural Affairs Board giving master classes in ballet. Friday morning, the company giving concerts. master classes, develop expand the public's and the National Endowment for jazz and modern dancing will give a demonstration for teacher workshops and dance and and appreciation of the Arts. Admission is $1 .50 for Monday and Saturday. To Bozeman High School students. professional seminars in awareness MSU students and $3 for all register for the master classes, Ririe-Woodbury is one of 19 modern dance technique. dance. others. contact MSU Physical Education Deborah Jowitt, dance critic Instructor Rozan Pitcher at 994- for the Village Voice. said of the 4001 or 587-0949. The classes, eight-member troupe, "Every­ Mrs. Pitcher said, will be open to thing in their program is anyone interested in dance. impeccably rehearsed, well Wednesday afternoon, the performed and attractive to look company will present its special at, neat, clear, brightly colored children's program, " Dance is and light."" for Everyone" for children in At the group's Toledo, Ohio, grades three through six at concert earlier this year. the Willson and Emerson Schools. New Genesis concert 1n• SUB Sunday night deadline for ASMSU Presi­ Happy and irrepressible Night, the Carpenters. Paul Application sounds will echo through the Simon. John Denver and others. Vice President, Business Manag­ SUB next Sunday night, April These " songs from the market­ dent, 1 3th, as the New Genesis. place" have been an integral Senate seats is April 8 at 5:00 MSU's campus ministry folk part of their repertoire from the er, and 14 group of 30 musicians. will be in beginning, since they have the concert in the ballroom at 7 p.m. power to describe so vividly the p.m. The event is sponsored jointly by human condition. the Protestant Campus Com­ In the past the group has used munity and the Lutheran selections from "Jesus Christ, Application deadline for Homecoming Com­ Student Movement. The public Superstar!". Its favorite rock is invited and the admission is opera in recent years, however. mittee Co-Chairman is April 11 at 5:00 p.m. free. has been the charming stage Now finishing out its sixth musical and motion picture the ASMSU season, theNewGenesis ranges "Godspell" from which it has Applications may be picked up in far and wide each year. During drawn many songs. yearly spring breaks it travels Although members of the New Office. out-of-state on tour; this year Genesis come from a variety of into the Seattle area for the first religious backgrounds and time. Normally during the main traditions. they share many For further information call 994-2933. part of the school year it sings common values. Several mostly in Montana churches. members have been with the but it has also sung on many group for a number of years. different campuses. in high with new people enrolled each schools, before the Montana year as well. Since there is little Legislature. in hospitals and turnover, the group enjoys a nursing homes, and. of course. high level of continuity which many times during each year on enables it to meet its grueling the MSU campus. schedule of about sixty public The music which the New appearances and many Genesis does is quite diverse. It thousands of miles of travel each draws on religious folk music year. designed for church use. but in The director of the group is addition it also uses the work of a Rev. Jack Jennings. MSU number of secular composers campus pastor, who started the and groups such as Three-Dog group in 1969. ............., ~ ................llHMlllllllllll IHlll............ Mff ............... H Kaliedo Festival i I: . I B. J. Thomas I i Richie Lecea, I i I I Guitarist I. I 1 i Applejack I $4.50 Tickets in Advance i $5.00 At the Door i Tickets on Sale at The Emporium I: FRIDAY, APRIL 11 - 8:00 p.m. j CARROLL COLLEGE PE CENTER uli======"=·..==·=· =·=U=ll=========•=U=ll=U====J:!!l '' .. I OO• •I 0 THE EXPONENT - Tuesday, April 8, 1975 - 3 The Golden Goose sits on it Those who happen to glance through these columns may have noticed that student government has lately come under scrutiny. It's a good time for students at MSU to question what's going on around here. The regular university administration is not the only body deserving of criticism. Perhaps most readers would rather disregard terms like "ideals" and "competency." So let's talk about something closer to home. Money. The "annual budget poll" presently being conducted by the Legislative Research Committee indicates that each student now pays S13.70 per quarter or S41. 10 per year in activity fees. That's a yearly total of about $280,000 from activity fees alone. "The remaining $200,000 is other income, mostly gate receipts from Entertainment and Athletic events and advertising revenue." So where do our priorities lie? In the weirdest damn places, it appears. Who gets the big cuts out of the pie? $4,000, MSU's share of hiring a student lobbyist to go up to Helena and ... ? S23,354goes to Cultural Affairs Board who bring in some good programs, but is also responsible for such events as, what? a few thousand bucks so 35 people could hear a guy read "Moby Dick?" More gate receipts needed I S18,899 awarded to the Montanan, the campus yearbook. But not everyone gets one. You still have to pay five bucks to receive a book. Production costs are so high and the staff is forced to play salesmen as well as yearbook staff resulting in a much needed study of this campus tradition. Intercollegiate Varsity Athletics gets $87,288 of your activity fees. How many of you go to all the games? Any games? You still pay. Things vital to the academic excellence of MSU come out that money. Things like first class jet travel for teams, full-ride scholar­ ships and subsidizing a free training ground for professional athletes. Another one that should pay for itself at the gate. We are Personal honesty needed first paying for the entertainment of alumni spectators. Did you know you give S17,600 to the Athletic Departments To the Editor, important to me as the principle concern of people toward the training room every year? How many times do you get to use the Last Friday evening, I had behind the theft. I can always values of honesty, integrity, and whirlpool or get rubbed down? occasion to experience the buy another jacket, but I can compassion for others. I don't Administration of the athletic program also gets S10 ,900 out result af one person's lack of never justify an act which strikes think it is asking too much to of your pocket. respect and consideration for at the very heart of my own realize the importance of Look at this! Under the heading, ASMSU: 74-75 is the sum of another. My ski jacket was moral code. Honesty and respect honesty - not only honesty on S17, 164. An explanatory note follows: stolen. for other people have got to be an interpersonal basis but " This budget covers everything ASMSU does. Included are Certainly the jacket is not as the foundations for the develop­ honesty with one's self as well. such major items as the secretary's pay - $4000, the officers pay - ment of any healthy society.
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