Judge Dismisses Court Case
by Lisa Coffey this was the dilemma the two entitled to summary judgment in sides faced: that the Union has failed to Judge Cecil F. Poole denied "The University of San comply with the requirement of the motions for summary Francisco and the U.S.F. the fact finding agreement that judgment which both the Faculty Association have each each party submit a three-year University and the Faculty moved for summary judgment proposal, it having submitted a Association presented to the herein. The Union seeks one-year proposal instead." Court and ordered the case summary judgment on the Further, the University itself dismissed last Friday morning, ground that it and the University moves for summary judgment at the District Courthouse. have entered into an agreement directing the Union to submit a The two sides were to submit their contract three-year proposal, or, in the represented by Stewart proposals to final and binding alternative, dismissing the Weinberg, for the FA, and fact finding, that the Union had Union's petition to compel James Boddy, representing the complied with the terms of this arbitration on the ground that University. agreement, and the University the parties failed to reach any According to a Supplemental has refused to do so. agreement to arbitrate." Memorandum, filed in the U.S. Dr.Maclntryrc represents Ad "In response, the University . . . While Dr. lehmann repre Judge Poole, at the beginning District Court on February 22, ministration. . . maintains that the Union is not sents the FA. of the pre-trial hearing, asked (Photo by Ted Brooker) (Photo by Ted Brooker) the two lawyers, "What's your problem hereT The two sides then began the heated argument that lasted for nearly an hour. What the situation actually till: EOIMiMiMrL. boils down to is the problem of a misunderstanding about the length of the new contract. The University favors the three-year contract, while the FA is still opting for the one-year contract. The University believes that the FA, at some point during the September negotiatings. tied itself to a three-year proposal. Volume 74, No. 5 March 9, 1979 The FA denies this. UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO continued page 3 USF Faces Multi-Million $ Suit by Usa Coffey University of San Francisco, attempted by various wrongful Gary L. Stevens (former acts and defamatory statements David Mullen, Professor of Chairman of the Department of to have plaintiff David A. Mullen Biology is suing USF in excess Biology and presently Associate wrongfull denied tenure at USF, of $2.5 million, citing the fol Dean of Sciences at USF), including, but not limited to, lowing complaints that deserve Robert Schooley (a faculty acts by which defendants: caused restitution: conspiracy, member of the Department of certain unfair tenure review infliction ot emotional distress, Biology), Edmond J. Smyth procedures to be adopted for, libel and slander, invasion of (former Academic Vice and used in said plaintiffs tenure privacy, interference with President of USF), Lloyd D. review; acted in violation of said prospective advantage, and false Luckmann (former Dean of Arts adopted procedures in reviewing imprisonment. and Sciences at USF), Anthony him for tenure: attempted to During a recent visit to the law Seidl (former Provost of USF), interfere with an unbiased and office of Wendel, Lawlor, Rosen William C. Mclnnes (former independent review of said & Black, the firm representing President of USF), Cornelius plaintiff for tenure by the USF Mullen, a copy of the complaint Buckley (at one time acting Committee on Academic Rank against USF was made available Dean of Arts and Sciences at and Tenure; and published to the Foghorn. The complaint USF) and Edward V. Stack certain defamatory statements was filed on February 14 in the poole (Dean of Sciences at concerning him ..." San Francisco Superior Court. USF). As previously stated in the The following are some ofthe Other defendants being sued Foghorn, actions allegedly taken major factors contained in the in the case are referred to by the by some of the defendants document. The plaintiffs in the fictitious names DOES I-L. resulted in the loss of a grant case are David Mullen and his According to he complaint, from the Environmental wife Frances. Mullen believes that beginning Protection Agency and the loss The defendants are: The Professor Mullen believes there was a on, or about October, 1972, and of a prospective teaching conspiracy against him. (Photo by Ted Brooker) continuing until the present appointment at U.C. Berkeley. there has been a conspiracy Other actions taken by the among the defendants defendants that "attempted to Senate Approves S.W.S. Charter mentioned above, which was continued page 2 designed to invade the privacy by Theresa Hudson between the faculty and President, who ultimately make of Mullen, intertere with the In an exceedingly lengthy administration was very clear the decision. Said Lehmann, opportunities and advantages of Senate Meeting Tuesday. March about what was required, but "Denial of tenure is obviously a his profession and to defame 6, nearly two hours were spent in Index that the standards had been death sentence to a person's him. It further states that all of heated discussion about whether changed, indicating a violation employment here." these actions caused Mullen and or not to charter a new News 1, 2 , 3, of contract. He also added, "I A teacher must apply for his wife a "great mental nervous organization called the Society believe that those people who tenure during his fourth year. If and emotional stress." 14, 15 of White Students (SWS). The have been active in the Faculty he does not he is fired, but if he is The complaint indicates that purpose ofthe new group was the Association have been dealt with denied he may file a grievance Opinion 4,5 factor in question. all of the action taken and more harshly than those who and go to arbitration if no statements made by any of these Dr. Lehmann. head of the were not so active." resolution can be made. Of last mentioned defendants "were Faculty Association, came to the Inside Look 6,7 In describing the process by year's 21 rejections five cases done, caused to be done, made, Senate to discuss the promotion which teachers receive went to arbitration but only one and caused to be made with the and tenure decisions which were promotion or tenure, he said that decision has been made. Lehmann approval, consent, confirmation made this semester. He said that x 9, 10 the decision is made by the Dean said, "Of the people denied and ratification of each of the Entertainment student evaluations are very of the college in which the tenure, I would expect most will „, . f . important and must be used teacher works. Next, all of the " , otheThre defendantsdocument, traces what because evidence of proficiency deans meet to review each other's file grievances... it s hard to allegedly took place during the Sports 11, 12, 13 in the areas of teaching, service, decisions and finally, the believe that th. e, cro. p which tenure reviews commencing in and research must be presented. decisions are sent to the demonstrablapplied thiys inferioyear r towa sthos soe ^^ , „ He stated that the contract University Vice-President and continued page 2 of 9?2 defendams Page 2 San Francisco Foghorn March 9, 1979 S.W.S. Gains Charter From Senate
from page I who applied last year." Two- had endorsed the concept of a be changed, so that it would not thirds of the teachers who budget ballot, had agreed that sound racial. SBS feared that the applied this year were rejected such a ballot should not be formation of SWS would cause whereas two-thirds were granted distributed during elections,and tension. their requests last year. would like to attempt a trial run. Admitted John Herder, "It In his President's report, without committing the budget. started as a joke... our purpose is Aaron Lee stated that budget He wants to distribute the ballots not to create racial tensions." deadlines were not met. and a soon, but he stressed that the SWS was already passed special budget session will be ballots will have no impact on through Clubs Council. Student held Sunday to accommodate what events the money is Kathy Tamashiro represented those who submitted late allocated to this year because the Hawaiian Club and budgets. Lee also vetoed the students must first form a addressed the Senate saying "you allocation for typewriters which perception of what they are have no right to prevent this club was made last week, but his veto actually allocating. from forming." was overridden later in the During the Activities report it Roseanna Marchetti suggest meeting. was noted that ASUSF funds ed that SWS change their name Fred Schleup reported that his Senator Charles Wall voices his opinions about S.W.S currently cannot be used to and write an original task force for budget balloting purchase alcohol for ASUSF constitution. Jeff Jackson stated events. A motion was made that not passing SWS might be which would permit organiza deemed reverse discrimination. Mullen Sues University tions to purchase alcohol for In the final vote, SWS was from page I ASUSF events with ASUSF chartered 10-5. with one annoy, harass, vex, anger and held on Tuesday afternoon at those whom the complaint is funds on the basis that alcoholic abstention. humiliate..." Mullen in, or 4:30 p.m. and those persons directed against. beverages enhance the events. A Erin Buckley resigned as around June. 1973 according to involved would be there to The contesting sides then task force led by Fred Schleup Governance Committee the complaint were as follows: discuss the problem. Therefore, utilize a process called will investigate the matter. Chairperson and Peter Cullen "acts by which defendants: he felt it would be foolish to "discovery." This is simply a During the Governance was elected her replacement. caused and attempted to cause comment without knowingallof process of determining what Committee report, several club KUSF was granted a him to be denied certain summer the pieces. facts the other side has constitutions were voted upon. realignment of its maintenance teaching positions at USF; In a recent visit to the law concerning the claims made Clubs Council may now allocate budget so that it can travel to caused and attempted to cause office representing Professor through depositions, interrogat $199.99 to clubs without Senate away games and cover them on him to be refused promotion at Mullen additional information ions and other documents that approval whereas previously both the AM and FM stations. USF; caused him to be passed about his case was obtained have been requested. only $99.99 could be allocated. The estimated total cost will be over for appointment to one or from Attornies Ronald P. Sturtz Routinely, during this time, The constitutions of NRCC, $2,300 of which KUSF-FM will more USF committees; and Donald Mclssaac. the negotiating process is Theology Student's Union, pay $870. $1,435 will be increased, and attempted to Sturtz stated that this case is employed to determine what the Theology Honor Society, and realigned and anything left over increase his workload by still in the preliminary stages and one side is seeking and what the the Society of Arab Students will be returned into the assigning classes to him which he that many facts still need to be other side is willing to offer. were all passed. Also, the Tri maintenance fund. was not fully prepared to teach; developed. Therefore, at the time of the Gamma Nursing Sorority was interfered with, and attempted During the student forum He recounted that the trial, each side is fairly familiar rechartered. to interfere with his teaching and David Patterson addressed the complaint comprises a six year with all of the facts. Conflict arose when the professional relationships with Senate regarding his suspension period and that the attornies Sturtz estimated that the case proposed Society of White his students by attempting to from KUSF. His case is before have tried to develop a brief will probably take 18 months to Students was discussed. John De persuade said students not to the Media Council so all the complaint which is. "down to the 2 years to get to court." He added Abi representing SWS stated enroll in one or more of his Senate could do to help him was barest essentials to provide the that, "a lot depends on the court there is no white representation classes, and by invading his right to form a task force. Dan basic facts." He indicated that calendar." He also confirmed on campus. SWS would serve the of privacy." London noted. "It's good that he they are not attempting to blow that there is always the white students through activities had a place to come." The document contains the incidents out of proportion possibility of settlement before promoting white culture. In April ASUSFelections will numerous alleged incidences of or to make light of them either. the case actually goes to trial. The SWS constitution copied be held for President. Vice- the defendants publishing and Sturtz confided that one ofthe Sturtz, when asked what he the SBS constitution. The President, Treasurer, three stating orally defamatory problems in a case such as this is believed Mullen's chances were purpose of SWS and the Senators, and Sophomore. statements about Mullen the type of claims made about in winning the case. said. meaning of "White culture" was Junior and Senior Class including ones professing that invasion of privacy. One does "Obviously if we didn't feel questioned. Presidents. he was incompetent to teach, he not want to be in a further Professor Mullen's case had It was suggested that the name was at times in derogation of his position to spread the incidences merit we wouldn't be presenting teaching duties and that he had of invasion of privacy. He stated, it." American Conservatory Theatre commited acts of sabotage "Our hands are somewhat tied. Mclssaac commented. "When against USF, to cite a few We don't want to make worse we go to the jury we have an examples. the problems that have already extremely good chance of The document also alleges been created." He added that, winning the case." Sturtz that one or more of the "This is a sensitive problem — concurred with this statment and defendants instructed a student there are lots of well known added, "We don't file suits to spy on one of Mullens' classes individuals involved." lightly. We are confident that the and report back to them his Although Sturtz. confirmed claim has a great deal of merit." teaching techniques and any that the law books are full of Although the lawyers have information discussed in class cases similar to this one, he written up the many allegations, concerning controversial believes that Dr. Mullen's case is at the instruction of Mullen and theological issues. unique because of the facts. He resulting from their investiga In addition, Mullen believes added that there have been many tions, the Court will make the he was falsely imprisoned by jury awards for cases like this final decisions and answer the m • some of the defendants at a one. questions: Did the University, or Barbara Dirickson in 5th ot July meeting who "threatened to Sturtz outlined the legal the other defendants, inflict 5TH OF JULY West Coast Premier*! terminate his employment at process one might follow when emotional distress upon Mullen; USF if he took certain actions to Old passions explode into the present as a group of filing a complaint of this nature. Did they commit libel and nineteen-sixties Berkeley activists relive their radical make public his knowledge of First, an individual perceives a slander against Mullen?; Did the activities of defendants ... youth in an exciting new comedy-drama by the award- problem. When he gets angry they invade his privacy?; Did winning American playwright, Lanford Wilson. and the other wrongs done to the enough, he consults his attorney. they intertere with opportunities plaintiff." Then the attorney investigates and prospective advantages of March 2, 3, 10, 16 & April 13 at 8:30 p.m.: $11, $10, $8, $5.50 The delendants were March 7 al 2 p.m.: $9, $8, $6. $4 the facts to determine if there is a Mullens'and finally Was Mullen March 14, 20. 28 & April 3, 5, 9 at 8 p.m.: $10, $9, $7, $4.50 contacted for comment about legal basis for proceeding. Sturtz ever under false imprisonment March 31 & April 7 at 2:30 p.m.: $10, $9, $7, $4.50 this issue recently. Defendants stated that in Mullen's case the by anyone from the University? who were unavailable for attornies did an excellent The results will probably not TICKETS-BY-TELEPHONE (415) 673-6440 - comment were Gary Stevens and analysis of the facts before filing be known for some time to come. Visa & Maitercharge accepted I w« «**•"••" •'•"K* *»*• o-*" Cornelius Buckley. Dr. suit. Student Rush: $3.50 per ticket. Schooley, when contacted, had Thirdly, the attorneys discuss Interested in no comment to make whatso their findings with the client Tickets available 30 minutes before curtain, subject to availability. Writing? Each valid I.D. can purchase 1 or 2 tickets. ever about the situation. The client then makes a Anthony Seidl, although he said Drop by the commitment to proceed with Geary & he would like to comment on the the case. The complaint is then FOGHORN American Conservatory Theatre JJ2J, sts situation, informed the Foghorn filed in Court and this is usually OFFICE that a meeting was going to be followed by an answer from March 9, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 3
FA and Administration R.E.A.C.H. Program Upaateii Back at the Start by Rob Patacsil donate $5.00 or more each year they were asking for. He added the contract The University Fund raising and develop- from page I for 5 years contributing an that it was much more thought it was giving the FA the men is one of the spheres of In September, the University additional $1,000 for R.E.A.C.H.. advantageous for the FA to opt opportunity to make their three- influences under the jurisdiction and the FA agreed to submit Some of the major corpora for a one-year contract in order year proposal more reasonable of the University Relations their final offers to a fact finding to guarantee the cost of living to submit to the fact finding tions who have already Office. committed themselves to the committee in order to reach an raise. panel. With the official launch ofthe project are: PGE contributing agreement, lt was further stated The Judge then asked both the Boddy, the University lawyer, R.E.A.C.H. fund-raising project $250,000; Standard Oil of at this time that the Union would lawyers, "Why was it so difficult indicated that the University just a month away, the California (Chevron USA) be allowed to re-draft their for University professors to use believes the FA doesn't want to University Relations Office has donating $200,000; Bank of proposal "in any way the English language like it is negotiate because the FA feels it already been in the process of •\merica donating $100,000; the whatsoever." supposed to be used?" He was can win the lawsuit. He added promoting the program. The University's lawyer feels referring to the ambiguous that the University does want to Matomas Co. giving $125,000 that the major problem is, "... language used in the agreement. negotiate. Though the R.E.A.C.H. and the Chris-Craft Corporation what meaning should be He believes that this is why there The FA lawyer interjected, program is not officially under contributing $50,000. attached to the words 'can re is a problem. He said that the saying the FA is perfectly willing way, the University is already $26.8 million is the goal the draft in any way whatsoever'." ideas which are put into writing to submit their one-year 500 donors ahead of last year's program hopes to attain. $11.5 number of donors for the fiscal He stated, in his argument, are so loose, it was even proposal with the University's million of the collected funds year spanning frm July I st - Feb. that it was clear that the impossible for him to come to a three-year proposal, and let the will be for Endowment. This 28th. Unversity never intended that conclusion. "There was reason fact finding panel decide which means that the amount will be anything other than a three-year to spell it out," he said, referring one is more reasonable. He said, Also the program is $100,000 invested and the principal $11.5 ahead of he pace recorded at the proposal would be considered. to the dispute about contract "The Union knows they might million will remain intact. The same time last year. He indicated that the University length resulting from the very well lose but they are willing accumulated interest will felt the FA knew this. He ambiguous language of the to take that chance." Many organizations, corpora- supplement the funds for the tions, foundations and continued, saying that the agreement. He added that a The Judge, after hearing both particular programs that were individuals have donated to the University understood that both three-year contract may very lawyers argue for nearly fifty mentioned in last week's article. cause already, such as the Irvine they and the FA would submit well be what the University had minutes admonished them both The remaining $15.3 million and Cowell Foundations three-year proposals to the in mind, but it did not say that. saying, "The last place in the will go for construction projects previously mentioned. arbitrators. The Judge then asked both world where you can get this and for operational funds. Also, 200 members of ths USF Although the agreement made lawyers what each party had in settled is here." He then asked if So far, it seems that the Class of '78 have pledged to in September does not mind when they signed the there was any way of getting the project is off to a good start. specifically say that both sides language "the Union may re two parties back to the would present three-year draft their proposal in any way bargaining table. The University proposals, the University feels whatsoever." lawyer indicated that the the fact should not be under The University lawyer replied University was prepared to go Bob Hope says, question. that both parties had three-year back to the bargaining table. The FA lawyer stated that the proposals on the table at the The two attorneys began "Help keep Faculty Union did not wish to tie time. The University intended, arguing once again, this time itself to a contract in which the by the language, that the FA about having a trial in the near faculty members might not get could re-draft the substance of future. The Judge then dismissed Red Cross the cost of living salary increase their proposal, not the length of the case.
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-,—-—or -pr-rr -T?—^~T*~^ ' '—5Vr"?—*•--"^-wr---""—• rmm>—r-.w;J According to Matthew by Matthew Mallet I MM- — ££K. if,'H This is the first of a multi-part series on the mis •'. • •,,,' placed priorities of the Administration, the apathetic mm® A^fi ft nature of the Student Body, and the emharassingly poor .'•Eft*? v 3 • • quality of student leadership. ,'4V'--,>- I USF is presently divided into three "camps." The ob vious two. the Faculty Association and the Administra , '' rfi •'--'•• ''' tion, stand out because of their constant bickering. The
third group, the students, stand out not for their involve • ment, but rather for their sheer number. Without these latter individuals there would be no University. My purpose here is not to elaborate on the bitter FA- Administration relations. Instead. I believe that this is a crucial time to examine the relationship between the Administration and students: to determine the student's true role at this University. Apparently, the Administration's concern for students has been lost - primarily to financial interests. The power politics of the modular "era" evidence this. Jake as example the time when the Administration was busy setting policies to govern the change from modular DISMISSED* back to linear scheduling. I had asked one administrator if ^ students would be allowed to drop their evening courses bacK To -Me 01 t (needed to take 18 units) in order to add the same course offered on the linear day schedule. This administrator proceeded to audibly ponder this question in terms of the financial concerns ofthe University versus the Uni Through a Glass. . . versity's moral responsibility to the students. His decision was soon obvious to me. The revised linear packet includ by Byrne Conley The Saint Ignatius Institute if they wanted to take courses has its own dorm floor, its own with an overall dogmatic ed the following policy declaration: "IF YOU ARE CU R- The obligatory Saint Ignatius faculty, and its own bookstore. emphasis, but the "we-they" RENTLY ENROLLED IN AN EVENING COLLEGE Institute article They also have something which community aspect in class would LINEAR CLASS. YOU MUST CONTINUE IN THAT No columnist worth his salt passes up the chance to write a really puts a bee in my bonnet, be altered. Certainly no classes CLASS (I.E., YOU MAY NOT SUBSTITUTE A NEW column on the Saint Ignatius and that is a scholarship which is would be closed to the all-but- LINEAR CLASS FOR THE SAME CLASS). This was Institute at least once a semester. open only to SII students, which selected few. the only academic policy printed entirely in upper 1 don't want to leave it hanging was announced in a January I don't want to want to carry case. over me, so here it is today. 1 edition of the .Monday Bulletin. educational egalitarianism too This blatant disregard for student interest takes hope that it doesn't seem that I'm I fear that the SII's elitist far, burdening good students other forms as well. Consider the bungling bureaucracy beating a dead horse (or a position could eventually lead to with courses which must move at and red tape which continually frustrate students, the severely injured one) or that 1 am a double-decked liberal arts a snail's pace to accommodate steadfast attempts by administrative offices to seize taking a cheap shot. program, if we don't have one the uninterested students in the student space, and the lack of student input in Univer I like the ideals of the SU, and already. The size of the two University. I doubt that I am a lot more sympathetic to it somebody who is interested only sity affairs ever since the disintigration ofthe University "decks" is not the issue; the issue than most people who have is what a graduate from the in graduating and getting a job Senate. expressed an opinion. 1 do have liberal arts program is going to would be taking courses on the There are several ways these misplaced priorities may reservations, however. say when asked "what's the Fathers of the Church or be corrected. The first is for administrators to openly Who doesn't have reserva matter, weren't you smart medieval philosophy anyway. I evaluate and attempt to improve their current relations tions, except possibly Kevin enough to get into the Institute?" am not advocating holding with students. The University should be first "sold" Starr? He, the reader will note, Further, USF has a limited students back at all — I would to the students ••— before efforts are made to sell it to wrote a pair of columns on the number of faculty members, and hope that each student (in and the outside community. The second method involves Sll in the San Francisco those who teach Sll courses are out of the SII) could find a student participation. This issue will be dealt with at Examiner last summer which lost, at least in part, to liberal program suited to him her. length in next week's edition of the Foghorn. contained six errors of fact (I arts students not in the Sll. A admittedly a lofty goal, but counted), some basic to non-SH student may take a certainly a noble one. For each understanding USF. The particular class in the program student there is a different column was illuminating in that with the permission of Father program which is most suitable; ItUlb-UUllLiililhbll it shows how little one needs to Fessio. but this fact is not highly We should endeavor to find it. know to write an opinion publicized and certainly is not Artificial barriers to taking column (and I don't want any implied logically by the "Sll certain courses is not the way. snide remarks in next week's students only" warnings in the I hope that I have given the mail over that comment and my semester course offering reader food for thought, and column). pamphlets. that 1 have been fair in my I NIVERSITV OK SAN FRANCISCO I am not writing to quibble "Gripe, gripe, gripe," you assessments. Do not think that I STAKE about the SII's theology. My might say. What would 1 do would have the social and concern is over the division the about it? 1 would integrate the religious aspects of the Sll Editor-in-Chicf Matthew A. Mallei Advertising Manager Terry Kelly SH creates within USF. If weare Sll courses into the core destroyed - in fact, the most Managing Editor Marcella Farragher to believe what the University's curriculum, so that all students desirable solution would to New, Editor Lisa Coffey officials tell us about the limited could be exposed to both the share them with the campus. A Entertainment Kditor George Epsilanty resources we have, then we must conservative and liberal views university ideally strives to open Sports Editor T.R. Sullivan look at the problem in the light within Catholic theology. student's minds that should be Opinion Kditor Byrne Conley of those limited resources. K-aturc Editor David Harpster Students could be given advising our goal. too. 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All unsighed editorials arc by the edilor and the contents ol all issues is the exclusive responsibility ofthe editor. IxfH-M'llin^ lc»i. I'uhh.hiny March 9, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 5 f CANDID CAMPUS ) FUNKY THE GREEK CORRESPONDENCE All the big political man- VP and active in dorm politics, [Ed. Note. An apology... In last drapes in the gym that forced knowledging some thirteen lines uevering for next month's AS in Gillson Hall, he could be the week's edition, the editor did not ASUSF to accept the only other above in the article in ques USF election is underway. Fol outsider who'll campaign to intend any disservice or harm to way to get a seat at the tion, that you do proof-read your lowing is a list of the most oft- clean up the mess on 4UC. Nice Dan Dangaran or his wife by the bargaining table - as part ofthe own newspaper. At issue here is mentioned candidates for Presi guy and a real ladykiller. 5-2. reference made to them.] Administration's bargaining not the exercise of prior censor dent, and the preliminary odds. ERIN BUCKLEY has changed (Ed. Note - Last week the Fog team. In that uncomfortable ship, but of journalistic common FRED SCHLUEP This guy her mind after my column of horn carried a story incorrect capacity, we continued to sense and decency. wants it so badly he's losing four weeks ago. Figures if she's ly listing the cost of bids for enunciate independent and It is very ironic (even sad) that his hair overit.lfhe were smarter put this much time and energy the Military Ball as $7.50 per uncontrolled positions on those you print this article on the page he would lose weight instead. into this stuff she'd might as well person. The bids are $7.50 per selected issues which were felt to opposite your own editorial He's had a mixed record as SEC give this thing a try... Has rub couple, not per person.) be of the greatest import to the where you bewail the faculty and lecture chairman and Activities bed some at ASUSF the wrong Dear Editor: student community. administrative forgetfulness of VP. Likes to lay the best laid way with her loquaciousness, Imagine my surprise upon What the faculty or and inattentiveness to the Credo plans of mice and men, but few but works harder than practical visiting USF the other day to administration say about the and Educational Aims of the ever come to anything. Expect a ly all of them put together. Was read in Byrne Conley's present bargaining situation is University. 1 would suggest that scheme to have students vote on instrumental in saving Sutro Li commentary that I am still a not for me to judge, but you and your pseudonymous the ASUSF budget as big vehicle brary. Yet her once solid SI subject of controversy at statements should not be made columnist review those state at election time. Somewhat of a Institute backing has withered ASUSF Senate meetings! How so lightly about alumni who ments again: "We believe that base to run with; from the 4UC away. Her gutsy fight to stop the thoughtful of kindly Dr. study law within earshot of LSI each person possesses an inviol SWS may get her the backing of crowd, but has rubbed some lehmann to remember me when Ihe energies of the faculty, able dignity and natural rights the Simon machine. 3-1. people on the Senate the wrong looking for a convenient and students, and administration derived from his relationship TIM CONNOLLY Is not well way. 8-1. absent scapegoat for his unique should be spent making a more with God. . ." "The sole and known and hasn't done much, MARSHAL TITUS Rumored way of promoting student secure and cooperative future, ultimate solution" [for all hu but that could describe the in man ills] "was epitomized by to be the candidate ofthe Simon participation. Who says they not imagining a new version of cumbent. He may be the new Him who said. 'Thou shalt love machine (SBS) his big assets are only think of the alumni when the past. Jimmy Carter, coming out of thy Lord thy God with thy whole his affability and candor. His they want money'.'! Sincerely, nowhere to win the thing, but heart and with thy whole soul two big problems: he resigned Blaming me for the Louie H. Castoria, there's two drawbacks to that and with thy whole mind... Thou from the Senate once and he destruction of student rights Simple Country Lawyer scenario; 1) for every Jimmy shalt love thy neighbor as thy hasn't been registered here for wrought by the faculty contract Class of 1976 Carter there's twelve Milton self!" After all, it was the two successive semesters in a is like blaming George Shapps, and 2) if elected he may • •• same Lord who said, "Let him row, which makes him ineligible McGovern for Watergate. Of Dear Editor, turn out like Jimmy Carter. 25-1. who is without sin cast the first to run. However, the same was course, it's nothing new for an I am disgusted with the out JEFF JACKSON is running so stone!" economist to rewrite reality to come of the recent "Beer Bottle true of Michael Kane. 6-1. hard he may need a jockey. Very conform to theory. Report" in the March 2 edition JIM ATTRIDGE insists he clever sharp guy. Big asset is his Dan gave wholeheartedly and of the Foghorn. won't run. Has some friends and noncontroversial background When I left office in March of unreservedly of himnself and of was a pretty good Senator, but on the Senate, and his record as 1976, provisions reconfirming The Brewery Workers of Lo his time, talent and energy dur also carries the stigma of having and activities producing the rights guaranteed in the cal 366 have been on strike ing his tenure as a member, and lost to you-know-who last time. Freshman Class President. Has Statement on Student Rights and against Coors for a long time subsequently chairman, of the Very smooth talker. If he cam lots of friends on the Senate and Freedoms had been agreed to by now. This is a strike sanc Campus Ministry team. I find it paigns this time instead of being could emerge as the "unity" can the drafting committee, of which tioned by the AFL-CIO. The incredible that he and his work so cocky, he may have a good didate. Big problem is he may the Professor and I were National Labor Relations Board should meet this type of grati shot at it, but he may be too peak early and end up being the members. Between March and has cited Coors for unfair la tude in any university newspa afraid of losing to run. Huge ego Muskie of USF. But for now. I'd July, after my term had ended, bor practices. per, let alone that of a univer probably won't resist. 2-1. says he's the front runner. 5-3. these provisions were myster 1 think if this report is any sity which aspires to be Christian ROSS MILLER has said he MIKE LEHMANN Huge ego iously altered, and a sentence indication of how the students and Catholic. doesn't want the job; too frus compels him to run for some was added which effectively act, then it is only another ex Ihe article is insulting to Dan trated, et. al. Very competent thing. Certainly can't get re destroyed the grade-appeal right ample of the lack of political and he deserves and should ob and well liked, and probably the elected to job at the FA because theretofore enjoyed by USF consciousness on this campus. tain a formal rectraction in com best for the job. Unfortunately he botched the strike, got the students. Furthermore, I believe that it parable space and prominence. that does not win elections. Not administrtion pissed off enough Doctor Lehmann has is a disgrace that students of a The article is offensive to me, to flashy or well known enough. to deliver the tenure decision of frequently alleged that students university that is in a city that his coworkers in Campus Min 7-1. last week, and tells bad jokes. have always supported the has always been in the forefront istry and to the countless other MACK WITH A real dark horse Therefore, nothing left to run for administration. The fact is that of labor struggles should be people who love and cherish the ASUSF establishment has but this. 99-1. no anti-faculty bias existed in drinking a scab beer. Dan as a friend and who have yet to recognize. Former Frosh ASUSF until after he so I wonder how many of the been the beneficiaries of his thoroughly and relishingly Coors drinking students rest ministry. rejected every overture made by their weary heads on pillow Sincerely yours, Extremes and Opposition us. I had opposed faculty cases made by J.P. Stevens? John LoSchiavo, S.J. by Paul Bousquet unionization because I feared How many count their Kruger- University President It is quite easy for individuals residence halls; a policy which (correctly, we now know) that it rands? coming to U.S.F. to go along fosters irresponsible use of would mean the end of — Dan Breen with those things which have facilities perpetuates an cooperative governance, but Dear Editor: already been set in motion • •• exploitative division of labor. once the faculty voted to We are two 26 year old men, before they arrive. In application Dear Editor: —A core curriculum which is unionize. I sought, as has every currently incarcerated in the this immediately involves 1 am writing to you to pro unwanted by most serious succeeding ASUSF president, to Ohio Penitentiary at Lucas students and personnel in a test, formally and in the strong students and professors and agree with the two other sides on ville, Ohio. In the time we positive affirmation of several est manner possible, the publi ineffective in its purpose. some form of tripartite have been here we have gotten seriously questionable process cation of the malicious detrac —The re-allocation of campus bargaining, at least on subjects our high school diplomas and es. 1 am talking about processes tion of Dan Dangaran in the edi facilities — not by students, but vital to the students. It was only are currently enrolled in college which are clearly exploitative, tion of the Foghorn which ap by administrators. the consistent and adamant here. To further help resolve to racist, anti-democratic and peared today [vol. 74, no. 4]. It is —and a lack of student voice insistence of the faculty (or of its be an honest and productive citi unethical. They are: beyond my comprehension how in determining when the library, purported spokesman, I should you could, within the canons of zen, we have joined the various —A food service not chosen game room, lounges and other say) that students should be responsible journalism, approve programs here in the institution. by the students but imposed student services will be opened. concerned with nothing more the publication of such scur Sir, we are trying. upon them, which cannot The point is that U.S.F. is important than the color of rility, and approve you did, ac- Sir, society owes us nothing, satisfactorily meet their needs doing little or nothing to help nor any other convicted felon. I for healthful food when they students become decisive am writing your paper in hopes want it. It is also this same food individuals, well-equipped to that you will publish this letter service which employs primarily analyze or challenge the world. so that concerned people will students and minorities to do the But the University seems as write us. I do not want to become labor at minimal cost while they much a victim as a victimizer. lt hardened as the men we sec in turn are supervised by a only reflects the ugliness of our r>5S around us daily. We honestly significantly white-male present social order, character 3B feel the touch of concerned management. ized by the constant threat of friends would strengthen our re nuclear war, economic ---An office Office of solve immeasurably. We thank disintigration and an apathetic Residential Life also not you in advance if this letter is citizenry. What must be realized appointed by those whom they published, and to any who care is that the Administration here purport to serve and whose enough to write us. cannot make responsible recent policy making has been Yours in struggle. individuals, but they can work to totally arbitrary. Carl E.Osborne l>an J. Hansen — The ongoing policy of remove the obstacles that make it increasingly difficult for Box 45699 Box 45699 employing third world men and Reg.No 142-532 Keg. No.145-527 individuals to take control of women to clean lounges, lucasville, Ohio 45699 hallways and bathrooms in the their own lives. Page 6 San Francisco Foghorn March 9, 1979 Novella Speaks Out Commons Cashier — The Woman Behind the Myth by Jim Curran of all private functions on the were never allowed to talk back When asked about Novella Hilltop in addition to her to me, and I think they were Body, the cashier in the familiar position of cashier. "I more disciplined than some kids Commons, students react in had several people under me and' are now." widely differing ways. wc took care of parties for all the Novella describes one She has prompted fond guests and contributors to USF. memorable incident to illustrate adjectives ranging from 1 liked that job very much." the point: "obnoxious" and "insensitive" to Not too long ago. Novella was "About three or four years more mild descriptions such as required to monitor the number ago. we had a food fight, and a "dutiful" and "efficient." of entrees drawn by the students, boy hit me with a potato. He Her sense of duty is well- and enforcing this limitation didn't mean to hit me, but known and often misinterpreted, involved strictly watching Father-President dealt with him so perhaps a better understand Commons customers from a severely." ing of the lady who takes post beneath the clock in the Such culinary clashes are abominable in her opinion. "There are different ways of She gives up popular expressing yourself than throwing food. To see food ity for excellence become garbage like that is really wrong. I strongly believe that. students' meal cards as many as present dining room. "That was Over in Phelan. we didn't have ten times a week will reduce a much more harsh job. With the that kind of thing." friction and improve their new system, once you're in, "Times change, though, and already much-threatened you're in for good; but back it's something you have to live digestion. then. 1 had more trouble with with." Novella's consistent) and Novella started work at USF students. longevity over the changing when many of us were at most a "I like the new system much times have paid off. to the bulge in the maternal better," she says, "and I've been benefit of her family as well as to midsection. "I've been at the able to make more friends. Over that ot USE. "1 received from Novella Body—23 years in the commons. University since January of in Phelan Hall (before it was co (former President) Father Photo by Michael I iang 1956," she recollects, "and I have ed), the boys had to wear sport Connaly the assurance of a four- more seniority than anyone jackets and slacks with no jeans. year scholarship for my I have contributed a lot to the heard, without doubt). working for ARA here." Even though I was about the daughter for the services I school and the Fathers feel the She is not an ogress, though, She was at one time in charge same age as most of them, they rendered to the University. I feel same." and holds that "there is an Mrs. Body remembers many exception to every rule. It's just former students, among them that I've been given instructions several prominent judges, which I must carry out as part of professional men and atheletes. my job. "I remember Bill Russell and "I've always felt that students Join us at the WANT TO SOAR TO K.C. Jones very well. 1 was in realize that I have to be strict. I Academy of Art College. charge of Rill's wedding party still love all the kids and for that NEW CREATIVE Your imagination will will here, and a couple of years ago reason they respect me when I vault to new heights. The had the chance to see him again tell them what they can't do. HEIGHTS? creative atmosphere is at an alumni function. That was Sometimes I'm misunderstood high and the potential very nice." but I try to make the students unlimited. Her loyalty to hoopsters has understand my position. by no means diminished. "I go to "As I said, I've been given Enroll in the USF / every game and sit right behind instructions and the people co-operative art program. the bench. I encourage the boys serving have been given Study Art and Photog and try to help them see the instructions, and nobody has the raphy at the Academy for bright side if they lose. My intention of being rude. We may elective credit or toward a favorite player is Doug Jemison, say something and the student USF Bachelors Degree. and I hope they can win it all." might form the wrong Some might call this a forlorn impression of us. But 1 don't get hope on the grounds that even too much trouble from the kids." the WCAC champs must Novella has remained at the consume the Commons fare. register happily. "I've made so Select your creative flight The cashier, however, thinks many friends and still am plan by seeing Dr. John differently. "People complain making more friends. I received Iglesias, USF Office of too much about the food. My a gold watch from ARA for my Continuing Education. He son recruits for the Highway services and receive a raise every can be reached by calling 666-6254, or 673-4200. 'You can always get a Or just fill out the handy coupon and return it to the decent meal here Academy of Art College, 540 Powell Street, San Patrol and speaks at different so often. Also, I enjoy working Francisco, Ca. 94108. colleges. He says the food with young people." elsewhere can't compare with the She maps out the motivation food here. In general, I think it's behind her strictness and superior to other schools. permanence simply: she enjoys "I've had, groups come in here her job; she must be unyielding and say the food was delicious, to a certain extent to retain the REQUEST FOR FURTHER INFORMATION that they couldn't imagine why post and to perform her duties students complain." Novella, correctly, and as a result she Name herself, eats frequently in the gives up complete popularity in Address Commons, and in nearly a favor of excellence. Numbei SliMt City quarter-century of service has Obviously, many and perhaps Please check your major field of interest: missed only four days of work the majority of USFs residents IllustratioFine Arts n H Advertising Art due to illness. "My secret is get along fine with this : : Photography/FilmmakinGraphic Design g Crafts sleeping enough and eating institution (some effusivel) Foundations Academics Pleace check your educational objectives: right, and you can always find a amorous students have even Full-time study . Part-time study decent meal here." been known to give her flowers Academy of Art BFA degree University of S.F. BFA Degree Professional Certificate MFA Degree She makes exceptions to rules or candy). "On the whole," she only about as often as she misses says finally, "I feel I'm work, and this has led to the •appreicated by Father- /1C4DEMY OF/1RT COLLEGE characterizations previously President, by the students and by 625 Sutter Street, San Francisco, Ca. 94102 415/6734200 mentioned (worse but less the ARA people. I just enjoy my printable descriptions can be job." March 9, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 7 St. Ignatius Heritage Spans the Globe USFS $35 Million Spiritual Landmark Not Your Ordinary Church by Lin Clark Photos by Mike DubhofJ mahogany, with white cedar Name a breathtakingly highlighting the balance of the beautiful, 65-year-old star of the church. movie "Butterflies Are Free"and The floors in the vestibule and television's "The Streets of San the portico are made of marble Francisco." which was shipped to San If you said USFs very own St. Francisco from Genoa, Italy. Ignatius Church, then pat The stained glass windows are yourself on the back. made of alibaster in the Gothic Actually St. Ignatius didn't style which creates a beautiful have a staring role per se, but it atmosphere (whether sunny or did appear in the background of foggy) on the gray interior with one of the scenes of "Butterflies its highlights of red and orange, Are Free", and (as well as a few and its unique gold compliment. other buildings on campus) in a In the main altar are relics of few episodes of "The Streets of St. Igantius. St. Andrew Bobola. San Francisco and three of the North American This magnificent structure, Martyrs - one of whom was the which was dedicated by His Apostle of the Hurons, killed by Grace Archbishop Riordan and the Iroquois who. in order to owned by the Jesuit Commun gain SOITK This incredible valor, ity, was completed in 1914, the purchased by a local Fire House. drank his blood. feat of architect Charles Devlin, A lack of sufficient funds left it Some of the paintings inside and was at that time the largest sitting on the docks until the the church are 400 years old and church west of St. Louis. It is ol Jesuits made an offer, and it was were painted by the students of the Italian Renaissance style. placed in the first St. Ignatius the great Flemish masters. "Jesuit Baroque" in variety, and Church which was located on Others depict Jesuit missionaries would cost close to S35 million Market Street where the in the Chinese Court bearing the to replace. Emporium now stands. respective tools of their trades. The church measures 154 feet From there it went to the Van There are some gold by 263 feet, with twin towers 213 Ness and Hayes Street.sight of vestments which are about 98 feet high. Ihe beautiful gold St. Ignatius University where its years old, as well as some old crosses on the top of the towers clarion quality was destroyed as chalises, and a carved chest from are eight feet high and are said to a result of a drop through the a Jesuit orphanage in Shanghi, be the first things seen by ocean campanile during the fire that which was shipped to the United voyagers approaching the city. followed the 1906 earthquake. States for the Pan American To give you an idea ofthe size Now it rings on Parker and Exposition of 1915. of the church, it would take Fulton each day at 6 a.m., !2 It would be a mistake not to approximately three hours to noon and 6 p.m. representing the visit the church, if only to tour the entire building with its Angeles (the beginning of the appreciate some of the auditorium, its many rooms and day, the noon-day break, and the magnificent paintings and vaults, and its peculiar little ending of the day). artifacts housed within. Huge Corinthian columns support the dome. crawl spaces. Lighting and heat And despite popular opinion, St. Ignatius can easily seat wedding vows in St. Ignatius, suggestions submitted by alone cost about $30,000 a year. St. Ignatius doesn't house a 2200 people counting balcony which had become their only interested parties which would It is constructed of 100 tons of kind-hearted, little hunchback, space, and is quite safe should church for a number of years. be forwarded to the designers for steel, 250,000 face bricks, cast who every day on cue runs up the the need arise to evacuate the The reason weddings cannot be their professional feedback. concrete, and decorative terra campanile to ring the bell. It is premises, as there are plenty of performed in the church is So if you get a chance, go cotta. The dome is supported by struck automatically by a exits. Presently there are seven because technically it is a investigate the situation, and if immense Corinthian columns, hammer which is controlled by daily and eight Sunday services University Church, and not you come up with a brainstorm and the bell in the campanile way of an electrical impulse. held; however, after June I of responsible to a specific parish. don't hesitate to submit your weighs 6000 pounds. The interior of the church is this year there will be six held In the eyes ofthe Archbishop idea to Father Splain at Xavier constructed of cast and run daily and seven on Sundays. The bell has a history of its marriages belong in their Hall or in Phelan Hall No. 342. own. Cast in I860 in England, it plaster on which works of art A good number of USF respective parishes, and there Even if your brainstorms are was shipped around the Horn to appear. The wood work in the alumni have been disappointed exists a fear that St. Ignatius limited to what to do this San Francisco where it was to be vestibule and baptistry is at not being able to exchange would merely become a Saturday night, by all means, do "marriage factory." take time to indulge in the extensive beauty our own St. Plans for improvement of Ignatius Church has to offer. It USFs most majestic structure truly is indeed a legacy right at are being entertained. Father your fingeitips. Thomas Splain. director of the church, complains, for instance, that the altar isn't central enough to the activity ofthe people. He wants to take out the first three Inter-Continental Travels pews and bring the altar about CHARTERS one-fourth the distance down London from $389 the knave for a more centralized Frankfurt from $439 position. Zurich from $489 Before these or any plans are Wt Iranian Student Discount activated, however, the opinion 986-7773 of the University Community 150 Post Street will be sought. Fr. Splain said he Suite 640 wants to see slide presentations S.F., Ca. 94108 and tours given, then im II •» niniiii II*I
Parts of S.I. Church were imported from F.urope. Page 8 San Francisco Foghorn March 9, 1979 Concert Banned by Police Is Held Free on Geary
by Steven Spinali music was planned for the almost sacred belore a single evening. note is played: as the first group. Ihe Avengers, walked onstage, This is . a story about real Well, the Avengers, with the one couldn't help but notice the classiness and professionalism, other groups who had planned stained-glass windows and the about individuals who possess to perform that evening, decided upper level of pews which honor even when the going gets to give their supporters the surround the arena on all sides, frustrating. On Friday, music they wanted regardless lt almost looked as il someone February 23rd. a punk-rock of whether either the police or had. for this one day. sanctified concert was banned al the San the concert promoters were in punk-rock in San Francisco. Francisco Institute of Art; on the wrong. Ihev planned a free Wednesday, February 2Sth. the And The Avengers played as if same groups provided a free they were sanctified, too. concert at their own expense, LEGALIZE ANU5ICI Performing close to an hour of and did it with such style that I'm devastating, power-chord rock. sure many people are going to remember that afternoon as a ^AVENGERS truly special time for Bay Area The Avengers complete their set at the Temple Beautiful before rock music. a packed house. (Photo by Steven Spinali.) The reasons why the concert MUTANTS was banned arc a bit convoluted PINK SECTION encore, "We Are the One" a actually a pretty good band. Ihe and difficult to isolate. 83SGEART5t AT FILLMORE song which qualifies as well as riot of harmonies which this Apparentl), various police WED. FEBISI any to be one of the outstanding group plays during any given officials had seen posters new wave anthems. moment make it quite difficult to advertizing the concert around Eess impressive, however, was appreciate their songs the first the city (publicity which had a somewhat newer group. Pink time around, but if you really pictures of semi-clad women FREE SHOW Section, whose music is a bit enjoy a biting and rhythmic wrestlers along with the more difficult to classify, much approach to rock and roll, you'll information concerning the concert the following Wednes less criticize. This group sounds love the Mutants. groups and whereabouts of the day at the Temple Beautiful on closer to The Residents than If 1 had one criticism of their Geary Street. concert). Even though the probably anyone else, with their performance, it's that they lack concert was planned for the San On that day, about five- bi/arre use ofthe synthesizer and the exciting clarity of Ihe Francisco Institute of Art, the hundred rock fans packed into exotic chord changes on the lead Avengers or any number of police apparently thought that the auditorium to see the punk- guitar. But while they definitely other local bands like the rock triple bill, covering a nude women's wrestling teams have acquired a unique group Pushups, Readymades. or Dead surprising range of ages. The with names like "The Avengers" sound, their musicianship was Kennedys, for that matter. Ihe most incongruous thing about and "Pink Section" were going less than impressive, by and Mutants are simply a group the concert, interestingly to perform. large. The drumming was not which demands to be heard enough, was the hall itself; Suffice to say the various very good at all, and the lead again to appreciate them. And if formerly a Jewish synagogue, Institute of Art personnel were guitar work needed more anybody will compel you to the church had been converted called to discontinue the concert. slickness and style; in addition. I multiple listenings, their lead some time ago into one of the (No effort was made by police to felt that the synthesizer could vocalist will, with his frenetic more unusual rock palaces one give the concert promoters a have been used with even greater and sometimes outrageous stage can imagine. Unlike the mondo- chance to change publicity facility during many of their manner. Polynesian decor of the because the music planned was Mabuhay Gardens (the current by no means risque.) But the acknowledged home of new- concert was stopped anyway >pe Houston ofthe Aven wave rock in San Francisco), the even though the police gers. (Photo by Steven Spinali.) atmosphere in this theatre is eventually found out that rock they managed to work the afternoon audience into a musical frenzy with their sharp, yet balanced rock attack. Their new lead guitarist. Brad Kant, was especially good, and his own style seems to meld quite well with the Avengers' tightly arranged variety of music- making. But the performing highlight of the group is Penelope Houston, their lead vocalist, who, even without the eccentric stage movements which have become the trademark of so many rock singers, manages to maintain an undeniable stage presence — Penalope Houston ofthe Avengers, fPhoto by Steven Spinali.) and she really pours her guts into the songs. songs. It's interesting, though, The music ended at around that, even with these critical 6:30. and I doubt that anybody But the one factor which really detractors, 1 still wouldn't be could say that the whole concert sets The Avengers apart from opposed to seeing them again wasn't a resounding success. If most of the local new-wavers is some time in the future. Musical anything, though, it proved the the quality of the material they skill and a sense of ensemble classiness and professionalism of perform. "Car Crash" and "I comes with time, and anybody these new wave bands, who were Believe in Me", two songs from would admit that Pink Section, willing to forego any kind of their l.P release, are clear high even in their lesser moments, are payment (even after their points in the performance, as is nothing less than fascinating — previous concert was banned by their unreleased song, "I'm Still and they're always, always the police) in order to satisfy A Baby" (co-written with ex-Sex original. A lot of fun, too. their fans. And in a very Pistol Steve Jones). Melodic After an extended break, the commercial rock industry, it's a flow and intelligent lyrics are audience, now loose and really pleasure to see groups who arc two trademarks of Ihe ready to pogo, were treated to an more interested in their Avengers' musical output, and extensive set by a local favorite. audiences than the big bucks. I they managed to bring it all The Mutants but don't be put think they're deserving of your together in their knock-out off bv their name they're patronage.
The lead vocalist for The Mutants. (Photo by Steve Spinali.) LONG LIVE PUNK ROCK!! March <>. 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 9 'Five Of One' Tonite
College Players has Players in recent years. play being put on." says assembled talent from the lour As a matter of fact, there is a Producer Alain Schoins. "Most corners of USF to present its great deal of talent at College writers, including the great ones, latest production. Five of One. Players, and this should make usually have to wait a long time The show, which opens tonite, for an interesting night in Gill lor their shows to be produced." will consist of five separate one- Theatre. Much preparation has Five of One opens tonite. and act plays written and directed by gone into these one-acts, and the will run tomorrow March 10. word from people who have seen members of the university Thursday March 15. Friday rehearsals is that they will be March 16, and Saturday March community. All live plavs are excellent. 17. The curtain rises at 8:00 for being produced by Alain all five performances, and tickets Schoins, College Players' "It will be very exciting for will be available at (iill I heatre. technical advisor, and noted set these amateur writers to see their designer for such Players' productions as "Guys and Dolls". 'This is a great challenge for First Actors' Ark Show Bol> Kip as Rosencrantz, Noel Faulkner as Ihe Player, Pat College Players. We haven't Monk as Guildenstern in the Actors Ark production of done a night of one-acts in quite At Gill Is Successful Rosenkrantz and Cuildenstern Are Dead, written by Tom awhile." says Schoins, "But Stoppard. (photo by Allen \omura). everyone is enjoying the Because the wit in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Arc Dead Actors' Ark Theatre Company, founded in 1971, challenge. Enthusiasm is very is more verbal than visual, timing.articulation.and delivery are is a non-profit, tax-exempt corporation with a high." essential to the understanding and enjoyment ofthe play. I he three-fold purpose: Hie first play, entitled "Stop necessary components were present Saturday night. Both Bob 1. To offer the public high caliber productions of of Life", is written and directed Kip and Patrick Monk, who played Rosencrantz and widely acclaimed but infrequently performed by John Fennell^a junior at USF Guildenstern. respectively, managed their word plays very plays by contemporary and classical writers. who starred in "Guys and Dolls" effectively, and Noel Faulkner, who. as the Player had the 2. To give accomplished theatre artists the oppor and "The Glass Menagerie." longest and most complicated lines in the play. won. in my tunity to exercise their skills in the creation of This play features the renowned estimation, "Ihe Most Coordinated Tongue Award. When all professional quality performances. comedy team of Louis Barella three were on stage together, the show sparkled. Bob Kip, 3. To provide a training experience for talented and James Attridge, who, along especially, has a keen sense of comedy. The supporting cast young theatre artists. with Steve Fernandez, will ranged from adequate to forgettable, possibly more because of depict the trials and tribulations —Statement of purpose, Actors Ark Tlteatre the way the characters were written than the way they were of a traffic light. The University of San Francisco's Gill Theater is the new played. The second show is called "El home of Actors Ark Theatre Company. Ihe Company opened Jose l.eiva's set design prov ided the actors with material for a Siguiente," which means "the its 1979 season two weeks ago with Tom Stoppard's few visual comic bits. The bulky, cumbersome structure, while next thing". It is written by Jose Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. The play is Hamlet, perhaps detracting some from the verbal crispness of the play, Luis Leiva, who has acted and seen Irom the point of view of two minor characters. Hamlet's did serve as a rather humorous obstacle course. Sound and designed stages both in the U.S. indistinguishable school chums. Rosencrantz and lighting were appropriate and unobtrusive. I particularly and Guatemala, and is a Guildenstern. appreciated Alain Schons' differentiation between technical consultant for the Rosencrantz and Guildenstern scenes and Hamlet scenes. For Teatro Nacional. This play the scenes from Shakespeare's play, the lighting became just directed by Eileen Cearney, may noticeably richer, more colorful, more theatrical. be the most unique and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead is no longer imaginative of the five. Using an playing at Gill Theater. However, director Ugo Baldassari will ensemble cast, it is a parody of be taking his cast and crew to the Epic West in Berkeley. March modern life, from birth to death. 15, 16, 17, 22, 23. and 24. 1 think you'll find it worth your while "Paine in the Revolution," the to see it; the audiences here loved it. third presentation, is an interesting psychological play taking place in the French Revolution. Ihe main characters are Thomas Paine and Danton, played by Rick Leaf and Jerome Scandell. respectively. This historical Director/Producer I go Baldassari. (Photo by M.Duhnoff) drama, written by Catherine Rolquin and directed by Stefano At the start of the play, the two characters know only that Terrari. is in the style of I heatre thev have been sent lor. and they learn little more as the plot of the Absurd. progresses. They are concerned neither with Hamlet's dilemma College Player president Sean nor with the king's and queen's guilt, only with where they are, Cirathwol wrote the fourth play, why they are there, and what they are supposed to be doing "Invalid", which is directed by about it. Like the characters of Samuel Beckett, they are caught Jim Houghton, who starred in in their roles destined to follow the script to its unrevcaled end. "The Lady's Not for Burning" last fall. Brian O'Connor stars as the invalid, with David Cosier and Richard Hedderman co- starring. This powerful drama is an examination of the effects of V .,•* The story of a woman with the courage to risk everything physical impotence on personal v for what she believes is right. relationships. The evening closes with "S'Endormir", a bi/arre play 1 about a dream a woman has Dog Day Afternoon while she is going through a period of stress. The psychology of the plot is derived from the work of Carl Jung, who devoted LSL a MARTIN R1TT/ROSE AND ASSEYEV production much attention to dreams. "NORMA RAE" tr SALLY FIELD RON LE1BMAN BEAU BRIDGES Donnie Shaw, a Communica PAT HINGLE BARBARA BAXLEY tion Arts instructor, wrote this screenplay bv IRVING RAVETCH and HARRIET FRANK, JR. music DAVID SHIRE play, and it is directed by Sean director of photography JOHN A. ALONZO, A.S.C. Grathwol. The woman with the produced bv TAMARA ASSEYEV and ALEX ROSE dream is played by Elizabeth directed bv MARTIN RITT All The President's Men "IT GOES LIKE IT GOES" lyrics by NORMAN GIMBEL Fox, a transfer student from music bv DAVID SHIRE COLOR BY DeLUXE* . Indiana, who has not acted with >The Special Fvents Committee presents a big double^ PG I-MCI-UI Gumma SUBOSTIO College Players before. Already, ^feature in their Weekly Movie Series. 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dame time tomorrow is 11:0(1 AM Pacific time and it will be televised locally on KRON TV Channel 4. I he radio broadcast will be done on KCBS '740 because the Dons normal radio station, KNBR, has a commitment with the San Francisco Giants at that time. Ihe Western Regional gets under way tonight in l.os Angeles as Pepperdine lakeson Utah and Southern Cal takes on Utah State. The winner ot the Pepperdine-Utah matchup meets UCLA on Sunday while Bart Bowers demonstrates his defensive prowess against Ollie the USC-Utah State winner Matson of Pepperdine. (Photo by Mike McGuigan) takes on DePaul the same day. Both games will also be played in USC should easily defeat Guy Williams whose height will l.os Angeles. PCAA runnerup Utah State be to his advantage against tonight setting up a showdown UCLA. Billy Reid. a player who Meanwhile tomorrow in with DePaul on Sunday. USC always plays his heart out. must Tucson, the Marquette Warriors will have the advantage in that also come through especially on take on redhot Pacific right alter game since it is being played in defense. the USF game. The surviving Los Angeles and though DePaul four teams from this weekends Looking at the other regions. I defeated Notre Dame, the Blue action move on to Provo Utah predict Syracuse will surprise Dev ils from Chicago won't be as for the regional semi-finals and everyone by taking the Fast over lucky against the Trojans. finals. Duke and North Carolina. Duke So Thursday night, 1 predict was everyone's favorite at the The Dons will have their USF-UCLA in one semifinal start of the season to win it all hands full tomorrow when they and USC-Pacilic in the other but they haven't had the kind of meet BYU. The Cougars posted Marvin Deloatch feeds beautifully to Billy Reid for two points. one. The one advantage USF season people were expecting. a 20-7 record while going 10-2 on (Photo by Mike McGuigan) will have on UCLA will be at the North Carolina has a smart their way to the Western Athletic center position where Bill coach in Dean Smith but they T.R. Sullivan Conference championship. The Cartwright matches up against aren't as talented as they usually A Sports Commentary two teams have two common Gig Sims and Darrell Allums. are. Forty teams will be in action University of San Francisco opponents, San Diego State and Neither UCLA center is a match this weekend as the NCAA begins its bid for the National Texas. BYU defeated San Diego In the Mideast, it boils down for Cartwright who should be Championship Basketball Championship tomorrow by State twice in conference play. to either LSU or Notre Dame. able to score with ease if the tournament begins tonight taking on the Brigham Young 88-80 and 96-95 in San Diego on But the difference I believe, will Dons can gel the ball to him. The across the country. The Cougars in Tuscon Arizona. two free throws by Danny Ainge be the fact that this is LSU's first game will be decided at the guard with no time left on the clock. post-season appearance since positions where the Bruins have However the Cougars were the days of Pete Maravich while two of the best in the country in destroyed by Texas early in the last year Notre Dame went to the Roy Hamilton and Brad Dionne Warwick season, a team USF beat 69-48 final four. Look for Notre Dame Holland. on December 30th. to win the Mideast. The Dons always seem to have - Finally in the Midwest we Danny Ainge leads the says: "Get your their problems against pressing have Indiana State and Larry Cougars offensive attack. A 6-4 teams so the USF guards must Bird trying to hold off the guard. Ainge averaged 18.6 blood into have their best game of the challenges of Texas, Arkansas points per game. Last year he led season. They also have to play and Louisville. Not trying to the nation in scoring for most of tough defense because both take away anything from a great circulation." the season but this year his Holland and Hamilton are Indiana State ball club. I think scoring average has dropped deadly from the outside. the region will come down to a with the addition of more Holland may be the best outside Texas Louisville matchup in balance in the BYU attack. shooter in the country. which if the Cardinals play to This year, all five starters are USF also has to stop David their amazing potential they averaging in double figures. Greenwood, the magnificent should win. If not, the slightly Their center, 6-10 Alan Taylor Bruin forward. Bart Bowers has less talented Longhorns could led the WAC in rebounding with been called the best defensive sneak into the final four. a 9.6 average. The Cougars boast player on the team by Coach two outstanding freshmen at the As far as the West is Dan Belluomini so the job will forward positions in Devan concerned, its hard to be probably fall to him. Durand and Fred Roberts. objective so I'll just say that the r Roberts, also 6-10, is a tough If USF beats UCLA it will winner of the UCLA-USF game defensive player who will probably be through an- (if they do get that far) will win probably be matched against outstanding performance by the region. Doug Jemison. Durand was one of the hottest high school, prospects last year and he fit USF... On to Victory right into the Cougar lineup. Dan Belluomini has been picked up his first win of the Call Red Cross now Averaging 15 points per game, named WCAC Coach of the season. Game time today will be Durand has exceptional leaping Year for 1978-79. This is a great 2:30 with Bob Marquez the for a blood donor ability. honor for a man who has done a probable starter for USF. If the Dons can knock off the tremendous job as coach of the The USF Women's Softball Cougars, they will probably take Dons. Bill Cartwright has been team travels to De Anza today appointment. on UCLA next Thursday as the named the WCAC Most for a single game starting at three Bruins should have no trouble Valuable Player which surprises o'clock. defeating either Utah or no one. Also Cartwright and Congratulations to Mike Pepperdine. Marquette will get a Doug Jemison were named to Chock for the outstandingjob he real battle from UOP as the the Conference All-League first did putting on the 1979 College Warriors aren't the national team along with Michael Gray, Bowl. In one of the contests the power they once were. Pacific Clint Richardson and Londale Sports Editor of the Foghorn comes into the regionals having Theus. was asked what years did USF swept through the PCAA post Ihe USF baseball squad will win the National Championship season tournament and should be in action today against the of Basketball. His answer was have momentum behind them. UNR Wolfpack. The Dons are 1954 and 1955. Obviously the t;T«l A Public Service ol This Newspaper A The Advertising Council There is a strong chance the coming off an 8-3 hammering of qualifications for this job are not underdog Tigers could pull an Cal-State Hayward in which that tough. upset. USF lefthander Ken Bullock Page 12 San Francisco Foghorn March 9, 1979 USF Dons Seeded No. 1 in SAIAW Regionals by Usa .Maurino performance of the years in three Northern California ever to be The top two teams which games. In just three games seeded number one. emerge tomorrow from the during that week, Hile The Dons have already Western section of the small accumulated 89 points and 40 exhibited a great deal of talent college play-offs, will go on to rebounds. She will be as strong and poise this year. And while all North Dakota next week for the as ever going into this weekend. eyes are focussed on the USF semi-finals and finals. As USF is Aiding Hile this season were mens play-offs, this weekend, it seeded number one in the region, guards Kim Bachman and Gloria must be remember that the only two losses right off the bat Smith. Averaging 9.9 and 8.3 women Dons have earned some at the regionals would move points power game, respectively, of the limelight this season, too. them out of a chance for a these two guards have pulled the Clinching a second place spot national semi-final position. Dons out of tight, pressured in the Nor-Cal League last week, "11 we play out potential. I situations this season. Bachman the USF Womens basketball think we could win the proved to be a shooting threat team earned a number one tournament in Santa Barbara." anywhere on the court, while seeded position in AIAW states Coach Bugler. "As far as Smith exhibited the leadership regional action this week-end in our chances in North Dakota are and control needed to win Santa Barbara. concerned, thats too far ahead to games. The Dons ended the season think about now." Starters Kim Rowbatham and with a 15-8 overall record and a The Dons go into the regionals center Sue Cottier round out the 9-3 league record. This record very strong as only one player strength of the Dons squad this was good enough to earn the remains on the injured list — Sue season. Rowbatham, who did Dons the number one seed in the Enos. Fran Englese, who has not start in the beginning of the small college playoffs. Playing Lisa Maurino is counted on by Coach Walt Bugler to give the misses the last eight games due to year, has proved to be an some of the top ranked teams Dons needed bench strength in the SAIAW regionals. (Photo a spine injury is back into action excellent shooter. Sue Cottier this season, such as UCLA. by Rodney Lee-. for the regionals. Her good will be looked upon to supply the Oregon State, USC and San Jose experience and clutch shooting strength under the boards as she State, the Dons proved their place in the large college division Then the number two seeded should prove to be a definite averaged 6.1 rebounds per game strength as a small college along with teams such as San team, Biola plays the seventh asset to the Dons this weekend. this season. Cottier is known for powerhouse, despite their losses. Jose State and UCLA. ranked team, U.S. International Leading off the Dons roster is her defensive intimidation as she Last year, the second year of The number one seeded USF University, and so on. The final Mary Hile. This season she can block shots without much the women Dons basketball plays the number eight squad. game will be held tomorrow to averaged a score of 20.1 points effort. program, the Dons were ranked Occidental College, which is determine the position of the top per game while pulling down an If the Dons play their fast- third in the small college located in the Los Angeles Area. four teams. average of 13.7 rebounds. She break style of game, they will regionals. They won the first two was named Nor-Cal Conference undoubtedly surprise a lot of games and lost the last contest to Womens Tennis Squad Beats Player ofthe week two weeks ago people in Southern California. Pepperdine, 51-58. The loss put when she exhibited her best USF is the first team out of the Dons in third place for the region without a national play Hayward, Loses Twice to Cal off birth. The University of San Championships begin in May, At this time last year. Coach Francisco Womens Tennis team she could be the finest player in Bugler couldn't have been as got into the victory column for the conference." optimistic as he is now. "We had the first time last Thursday with Right now, USFs biggest a good year, 1 am proud of the a 5-4 win over Cal-State problem is lack of depth. They team, we stuck together when Hayward. Coached by John have eight players w ho work and things weren't going our way. Niebauer, the Dons dropped train hard but their lack of USFs future is steadily going their first four matches, two of match experience is hurting up." says Bugler about the those losses coming at the hands them. Niebauer would like to season. of the University of California. bring in three more quality The chances of the Dons The USF squad is young and players next year to fill their making the nationals this year inexperienced and whereas needs. are very good. This is the last schools like California have their Right now the Dons squad season that the Dons will be able entire team under scholarship, looks like this (in order of to compete on the small college USF can afford only one current ranking) 1. Lisa Mary Hile leads the USF Dons into the SAIAW regionals in level, and thus their last attempt scholarship. The girl under Beritzhoff 2. Carol Young 3. Santa Barbara. The Dons are seeded Number 1 in the at the small college champion- scholarship right now is Lisa Debbie McDonnell 4. Brenda tournament. (Photo by Mike McGuigan) ship. Next year, the Dons will be Beritzhoff who has been o"he of Chee 5. Gayle Cowley 6. Ann the bright spots for Niebauer's Lambert 7. B.J. Rasmussen 8. Softball Squad Downs Hayward 7-5 squad. Baba Tieje. Lisa's individual record right The Dons next match is today by T. R. Sullivan defense, were brilliant. She according to Coach Rice, she now is three and two with two against the College of Marin in After a long layoff due to the struck out eight batters on the provides the Dons with great tough defeats against Cal. In Marin. The starting time is 2:30. rainy weather, the USF Womerfts day while walking just one batter leadership. "Linda is great with both those matches, Lisa USF will also play five matches Softball team picked up their over the last five innings. the younger players" says Rice. extended her opponent to the in Golden Gate Park and the first win of the season with a 7-5 That walk came in the bottom "When someone makes an error maximum three games. next one will be this coming victory over Cal-State Hayward. of the sixth but Hayward was she settles them down and tells "Lisa is a very fine player" said Thursday against San Jose State who has one of the finest The Dons survived a rough start kept from scoring by two beauti them not toworry.about it. She's Niebauer, "Those matches womens athletic programs in the by pitcher Shelley Lieberspeck as ful defense gems by Rhonda El a very fine player." against Cal could have gone country. they evened their season mark at more in centerfield and Donna Kennerknect singled in a run either way. When the Nor-Cal 1-1. Price at shortstop. "Rhonda in the sixth that was preceeded CLASSIFIED After singles by Barb Goschke made an outstanding catch" said by singles from Barb Goschkke' and Kathy McCoy gave USFa I- USF Coach Mike Rice. "It saved and Kathy McCoy. These three CONTACT LENS WEARERS MALE VOLUNTEERS 0 lead in the top of the first, a run because they had a runner provided most of the Dons Save on brand name hard or soft (Age 18-55) NEEDED as re Hayward struck for four runs in in scoring position." offense on the day, Goschke lens supplies. Send for free illus search subjects for drug the bottom of their inningas they Meanwhile, San Francisco went three for three, Kenner trated catalog. Contact Lens study involving the extraction were helped out by three walks had taken a 7-5 lead with a three knect went two for two and Supplies, Box 7453, Phoenix, of 4 impacted wisdom teeth. issued by Lieberspeck and three run fifth inning while adding an McCoy was two for three. Arizona 85011. Compensation for participation. errors by the USF defense. insurance run in the sixth. The "Our base running was the All services provided at no Down 4-1, USF came back Dons substituted a lack of power key" said Coach Rice, "and charge. CONTACT: with two runs in the top of the with outstanding speed as they having Gloria Smith in the June-July sublet near USF need Janeece Dagen, I C Med Cent second utilizing their team speed stole seven bases on the day and outfield really helped even ed for Priest. Call Joanne 666-2084;! 175 8:30 am-12:30 pm to the utmost. Shelley forcing several pass balls by the though she didn't handle one Richert 848-4768. Lieberspeck started it with a CSH catcher. ball. She is a settling influence on single and Donna Price walked. The big blow in the fifth inning our ballclub." HEY, BUREAUCRAT When Barb Goschke singled, the was provided by Michelle The Dons travel again today (or how to resign office) score stood 4-3. Hernandez who doubled in two to De Anza for a single game Your sister bends over backward HELP WANTED Lieberspeck gave Hayward runs. Linda Kennerknect starting at three o'clock. Next too much for us!! Hardy-Har- Students —the perfect parttime another run in the bottom ofthe preceeded it with a single. Saturday they open their Nor Har Get Tut!! job. Flexible hrs. Hi daily pay second but from then on she. as Kennerknect was All-Confer Cal schedule with a doublehead GETBLIND JIM comm. Inside selling diners out well as the rest of the Dons ence last year in Nor-Cal and. er at Cal-Berkeley. (The Best) books by phone. Call 474-3205. March 9, 1979 San Francisco Eoghorn Page 13 Dons Lose Two of Three to Rodney Lee... USF Champion by Barry Carlson volley te 'inique. This technique is so polished, so pleasing to the SCU Despite Good Pitching One of two returning eye. that the USF Athletic lettermen. tennis star Rodney Department has chosen Rodney for all their pictorial essays. by Augustine Oropeza & Dennis Lee has had it easy, here on the Strazulo "Hilltop." In fact, it seems as if Rodney's prowess shines Rodney has always had it easy; beyond the tennis court, beginning with his pre-collegiate however. A 4.0 (GPA) pre- The Diamond Dons finally days. As a junior sensation, he dental student. Rodnev will be snapped their losing streak with was "Mr. Everything." Coach passing up his last year of a victory over the Santa Clara Broncos last weekend. The Dons, though, did lose the other two games of the three game series, as they "were shutout by tough Bronco throwers. In the first game of the series pitcher Ken Bullock turned in a fine pitching performance for seven innings in miserable weather. He had held a powerful Bronco lineup to two runs when Kevin Smith slides into third base as USF powders Cal-State Coach Benedetti pulled him Hayward 8-3 behind the superb pitching of Ken Bullock and out when he got in trouble in the Ken Huffman. (Photo by Mike Dubhoff) seventh inning. brought up catcher Mark this past weekend but their Reliever Ken Huffman came Johnson who delivered a smash offense remains inconsistent in and did a good job to hold the to left-center bringing across the Their team play was much Bronco rally to only one run but Don's seventh and winning run. tighter this past series and the Chuck White concurs with this eligibility next year. He will give then delivered a three run Mark Johnson has also been offensive potential is apparant summation, in fact, he believes up the glory and prestige of the homerun ball in the ninth to cap doing an excellent job behind the but not enough to match the that Rodney has continued this tennis court in favor of entering a five to nothing shutout victory plate and with the Don pitching team's defense. reputation through three years Dental School in the fall. for the Broncos. staff. Substitutes Rick Doran The victory over the Broncos of varsity action. Needless to say. Coach White In the first game of the and Bill Murray have proved the was the Don's fourth of the According to Coach White, considers him the hardest man to doubleheader the next day in Don bench stronger than most season versus seven losses in Rodney's potential as a player is replace from this year's squad. Santa Clara the Dons bats came people would give it credit for. league play with more than half virtually unlimited. And why This is a very high form of back to life with an 11 hit attack Tony Scoma also did a good job the season to go. not, he has the best over-all flattery, considering the on Bronco pitching to get their as the designated hitter getting Now the Dons must have to record (25-2) of any of the tremendous pool of talent the first victory since February 13. five hits on nine trips to the plate bear down and turn the current members of the squad. Don's possess this year; what The Don's attack was after getting off to a slow start. momentum of the season in His record is even better than with the likes of Perrando, Mike highlighted by a three run third In the final game ol ih-;*-eries order to prevent it from John Perrando's, who has Jee, et.fil. inning and a Reggie Brown the Don's went dormant a*, they becoming one long learning received most of the publicity in Rodney, you've had a great homer. The Dons also got a let a good pitching performance experience. years gone by. career here at "Athens West." great start from fireballer Bob and like another non-returning by Matt Allilo go to no avail, Guitar lessons are held every He is the complete tennis Marquez who held the Broncos player (his name escapes me for giving the Broncos a 2-0 margin Tuesday night from 6:30-7:30 pm player; there is no observable to one run in eight innings, but the moment), we've appreciated in the game and series. by Steven Wilkinson in Room weakness in his armour. the Broncos exploded for five the prestige you've brought to The Dons open a three game AM5 Memorial Gym. Those However, his greatest assets lie runs to tie the game up at six and in his fleetness of foot — or as your school through your series today at 2:30 on Ulrich wishing to attend are asked to set the stage for the Don's Bud Collins would say: "wheels" athletic accomplishments. Good Field against Nevada-Reno. stop by during the regular class dramatic ninth inning victory. — and his exceptional serve and luck in your future endeavours. The two teams will play one meeting. With one out substitute Bill game today and a doubleheader Murray reached first base on a tomorrow. Bronco error then went to The Don's defense and r3RD ANNUAL. second on the bad throw. This pitching were much improved Your Road is Open at ^xoos'f'Pn PRESENTING the largest showcase of • Giant Whale Gathering: "Baby Flo" & natural living and environmentally-cre "Sandy" - 40' life-size replicas. Peterbilt... ative products and services ever assembled. • Speakers include: Sim Van der Ryn, Peterbilt Motors, manufacturer of the world's finest A colorful marketplace of thousands of Dana Ullman, Suzanne Arms, Irving Oyle, custom-built, heavy-duty trucks, is seeking talented, tools and ideas that everyone can use now. M.D., Ernest Callenbach, Richard Nelson highly motivated men and women to join us. 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A DIVISION OF EOE M/F Highlights subject to change without notice. ©1979 Environmental Expositions. Inc. March 9, 1979 Page 14 San Francisco Foghorn Upcoming Blood Drive at USF by Rob Paiacsil organizations responded, while identification, Anyone having had dental Fr. O'Neil estimates that it Three meetings were there was a 75 percent turnout A low fat meal should be work performed during the will take about 40 to 45 minutes conducted on February 26 & 27, from the dormitories at the eaten within four hours before preceding 72 hours cannot per person to donate blood at the and March I at the Campus meetings. giving blood. No cream. donate. peak hours, lt may be worth the Ministry Center in an effort to Despite the lack of buttered or fried foods should be It is required by law to long wait since anyone who has organize and discuss this response, Fr. Lew hopes to eaten. present positive identification donated through the USF blood semester's blood drive. obtain the cooperation from Donors may give blood as each time blood is donated. drive and anyone associated Fr. Lew O'Neil. SJ. from everyone associated with the often as once every 8 weeks but Personal identification which with the University can later no more than five times in 12 apply for units of blood Campus Ministry, delivered the University. carries the donor's name and whenever needed, although a presentations at the short The blood drive will be held consecutive months. signature are acceptable. processing fee is charged. gatherings. He briefed those in on Tuesday, March 20th. and A prospective donor who The rules may tend to deter attendance on how to obtain again on Wednesday. March has had viral hepatitis will not be many from donating, yet the Pamphlets, PR material donors and about possibilities of 21st between 10 am-3 pm at the accepted. These include those examining physician usually and sign-up sheets were getting the entire University Universtiy Center's Main who have had intimate contact makes the final decision as to the distributed at the meeting. All of these should be circulating Community involved in the Lounge. during the past 6 months with acceptance or rejection of each throughout the University humanitarian project. In order to donate blood, someone suffering from viral donor. Also, a past refusal currently. Originally, Fr. O'Neil had there are ten medical standards hepatitis. because of elevated blood The sign-up sheets should invited representatives from the and policies that must be abided Pregnant women, will not pressure, or low hemoglobin be returned to the Campus administrative and university by. The ones of major be eligible to donate. does not constitute a permanent Ministry Office no later than departments, campus organiza importance are: refusal. Donor should weigh at least Friday, March 16th. For further tions, dormitory resident floor Blood donors can range in Fr. O'Neil also mentioned 110 lbs. (minimum). information or for a donor heads, commuter students and age from 17 through 65 years. that donations could be made in appointment, you may contact others to attend one of the three Donors who are 17 years of age Symptom free donors who the donor's name, to a specific Campus Ministry at 666-6582. meetings. However, Fr. Lewmus t have written consent from have been recently immunized patient, military hospital, commented that only 15 percent a parent or legal guardian along may be accepted with some private institution, or made to a of the departments and with positive proof of exceptions. specific group. Disco to Raise Lost Keys Increase Costs Money for Elderly by Marcella Farragher by Angela McSulty far between. identified and claimed. Keys, cylinder change costs $9.50. USFs "lost and found" policy purses, and wallets are turned Three keys are issued with the On March 16, 1979, the San As students struggle to keep should be fairly well known, in over to the Department of new lock at $1 each. The final Francisco Archdiocesan their academic heads above particular to those students who Public Safety until the owner cost to the resident totals $ 11.50. Communication Center will marginal waters, costs of higher have ever lost any of their identifies and claims the item, "And some of these rooms go hold a disco concert titled, education continue to spiral, personal belongings on campus. Public Safety is easily through at least three or four "Green Fever." Gary and Goria Opportunities in which students All lost-and-found items other accessible in the basement of installations a year," marvels Poole, the 1976, Northern can actually affect their yearly than keys, purses and wallets are Campion Hall. The Director of Hansen. California Disco Champions offerings to the bursar (either for turned into the University Public Safety, Yasinitsky, That comes out to roughly will be attending the concert. better or for worse) are few and Center Information Desk until stresses that his department is $11,500 per year that students Father Harry Schlitt, will be ' rii 0-ft aTmttf mm tu »t n rurn irn <-II r~n • i i •-- i rnniiriin n m ,» -g ,, m ,,' , ,,_, | . the host for "Green Fever". U spend on dorm security, Students to Visit State Hospital»m ol\*™mt by^i* unnecessarily1*1 . Other personalities who will appear at the dance will include. assistance we may be very well "Students can be the cause of their own problems here on Dr. Don Rose of KFRC and Saturday, March 17, is the of the older generation tune out ab|c to help them," he insists campus as a result of John McFlanagan of KFRC. date set for a USF student visit instantly to the subject." A major area Qf concern to carelessness. Oftentimes when There will be disco contests to Sonoma State Mental Cunningham was instrument- pub,ic Safe,y and the USF Hospital located in Napa. al in exposing abuses of the Housing Office is the recurrent articles are lost or stolen, reports and divisional awards, including are not made. We have a a trip to Acapulco for two, a trip Sonoma is one of two state handicapped in state hospitals a*. loss of dorm keys Public Safety hundred percent recovery rate to the "Midnight Special", and a institutions founded for the few years ago and since that time offlcer Stan Roua|des handles on lost purses and wallets which trip to Lake Tahoe. Door prizes mentally retarded of California institutional conditions have al, jncomjng |ost keys. "Once contain identification, but that's include a trip to Ireland for two and houses some 3.000 patients, improved greatly. Still, many they have *,<,<.„ identified as only because we are willing to and $1,000 worth of Stereo According to the two student patients suffer the pain of little dorm keyfc they are returned to or no contact with the outside Housing. Other car and house personally contact the individual equipment from Cal Stereo. coordinators of the trip, Fred Schleup and Frank Schubert, world and he believes that the keys that are turned ovcr t0 owners," complains Yasinitsky. Proceeds from this event will the trip was inspired by Charles best therapy obtainable is a visit Public Safety are for the most Yasinitsky feels that students go to the Archdiocesan Cunningham, a former patient from those outside the hospital part never reCovered," says risk a great deal in the first place Communication Center services at Sonoma who spent 16 years that Roualdes. if they do not consciously try to for the elderly, including a televised mass. The televised there until his release about 2 •someone cares." Three keys are made for eacn secure their belongings against mass airs Sundays, at 7:00 a.m. years ago. Cunningham now Cars will leave Phelan Hall at dorm room one to -^ kept by loss or theft. "Furthermore, on KBHK, Channel 44, San lives in the city just a few blocks 9 AM Saturday, the 17th, and he Dorm desk and the students place themselves in Francisco. from the USF campus and return at about 3 PM. If you feel) other two are distributed to the jeopardy when they neglect to spends much of his time at the you can help with transportation res-dents if< however, keys are report loss or thefts to the proper This disco extravaganza, downtown Aid to Retarded or can possibly make the trip, a not promptly recovered or they authorities. You can get your "Green Fever", will begin at Citizens Center as a counselor. sign-up sheet is posted in the are misplaced indefinitely, then a credit cards reissued, but you 8:00, at San Francisco's Galleria, "Charles has devoted his life Campus Ministry Office. Fori new ,ock must -^ instaiied cannot prevent anyone from located at 101 Kansas Street. to the cause of working for ths more information contact Fred According to Harold Hansen misusing your personal Tickets are $10.00 per person. mentally disadvantaged," Schluep, ASUSF Activities 0f pianti roughly one thousand identification if you never file a For more information and ticket according to Schubert, "And his "• at UC Center (666- rooms are supplied with new police report," warns Yasinitsky. orders contact James Swanson strongest appeal is to the young 62Q2) or Frank Schubert at locks and keys each vear A or Mike O'Leary at No. 864- GillsoUllls nn 522 (387-2396) 3232. Information sheets and because he has found that many £ ?fl aaa0*jt I p •! 0 I, • I. »••.!•< II t•• UK IK " t Suspect Caught by Public Safetyticke t order forms are available INTERNSHIPS IN LONDON in the FOGHORN office. One of three young burglars still bore price tags of the USF was arrested by Public Safety store. He turned the corner at Summer 1979 (May 16th July 27th) officers after a two-block foot Clayton and Grove Streets and Fall Semester 1979 (Sept 5th Dec 14th) chase. The capture followed an tried to crawl under a parked car attempted buglary at the USF when officers caught up with Bookstore. him and placed him under arrest. Museums, Town Planning, Social Science, Officers Arthur Borges and S. "Yash" Yasinitsky, Medical Research Labs, Educational Admin., Ken Stocker surprized the Director of Public Safety, said Business, Politics, Pressure Groups. burglars when they discovered that this alleged burglar has been (credit available for all internships) the rear doors to the campus arrested on USF campus once book store unlocked last Sunday before when he was found evening at 10:00. The doors were loitering in a dormitory, and that actually smashed in by force, he has been ejected at least on Full details and Application Forms: presumably by the three two prior occasions by Public EPA, JYA Office, suspects, who ran out of the Safety officers. San Francisco Marymount College, store and fled in different Police believe that they may directions. One 17-year-old was know one of the other two Tarrytown, N.Y. 10591. suspects who escaped from the Tel: (914) 631-3200 chased as he discarded a jogging *V~2 suit and other new clothing that Book Store during this burglary. 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KUSF 880 am and KUSF-FM 90.3. will be broadcasting the U.S.F.-BRIGHAM DISNEYLAND. A trip down the beautiful California coast to Disnevland and YOUNG UNIVERSITY basketball game LIVE tomorrow beginning at 10:50 Universal Studios will be offered during faster vacation (April 12. 13. 14). S80 A.M. Should U.S.F. emerge victorious all succeeding playoff games will also be includes roundtrip transportation by bus. a stop in Carmcl-by-the-Sea. 2 nights at heard on these same stations. the Galaxy Motel across from Disneyland, entrance to Disneyland plus 11 rides, and entrance to Universal Studios, lor more information, contact the Office ol International Student Programs at I House. 1970 Fulton St.. 666-6214. Deadline SOU I H AFRICA. The powerful film, "Last Grave at Dim baza," will be shown for sign up is March 16. on Wednesday, March 14. at 7:30 p.m. in room 413 at University Center. Ihe movie, which was filmed secretly in 1974 and smuggled out of the country, documents the physical, mental, and psychological effects of apartheid on I7 million black South Africans. Steve Talbot, Africa editor of Internews, and Chris By arrangements with the U.S. State Department, the distinguished Soviet Nzoneli, Co-ordinator of Kopano. will speak following the film. Professor. Elena Zeltin. has come to San Francisco to teach the Russian language according to the Soviet method. The author ol a number of textbooks. Professor Zeltin heads a chair at Moscow's Institute of Foreign Relations. THE MEDIA COUNCIL ANNOUNCES Professor Zeltin will teach classes in elementary, intermediate and advanced Russian under the auspices ofthe American Russian Institute. Registration will MEDIA ELECTIONS take place Saturday. March 3rd. 10-3 p.m. at the Holland Roberts Center American Russian Institute. 4902 California Street. San Francisco (corner for I Ith Avenue). Classes will start Saturday. March 10th. 11 a.m. at the above address. Special fee KUSF - General Manager for students, seniors & unemployed: $25.00 for 3 month term. Stress will be on Foghorn - Editor conversational Russian as it is spoken in the USSR today. Quarterly - Editor Don - Editor
MON. MARCH 19th 2:30 P.M. UC4I3 ANYONE INTERESTED IN JOINING NRCC (non-Residents Coordinating All applicants should submit a written statement of intent to run. qualifications Council) should come to UC Rm. 409 at 12:15 Wednesday. March 14. and plans for the media group. Statements must be submitted NO LA TER THA V Coming up... NRCC ISA April Fools Masquerade Party. Get your costumes and March 15th in UC 402. By-laws ma be obtained from Hayes Healy 521. togas out of the closet.
Do you have a current Red Cross Advanced l.ifesav ing certificate? If the answer is yes. why not put that training to further use and enroll in a Water Safely Ihe Emeraudes is a social and service sorority for the co-eds of USF. It's major Instructor course? Just such a class will begin March 20 on Tuesday and Friday sociai activity ofthe year is planning the Crystal and Ice. the annual winter formal. evenings. 7:30-10:00 pm, at the YWCA. 620 Sutter Street. San Francisco. It will It's service activities include helping with on-campus blood drives and an continue through May II. There is a $30 enrollment fee. S5 of which if for purchase Christmas basket or Easter party for underpriv ileged or mentally retarded children. of the required Red Cross textbook and class materials and the remainder to defray The Emeraudes meet regularly, usually on the second and forth Sundays of the the YWCA pool expenses. Call 775-6500 to register. month. Meetings are held in UC 410 at 7:30 pm. Are you interested? Are you willing to give Emeraudes a try'.' Pledging tor new There will bea St. Pat's Day party on March 16 in Gillson basement from 9-1 pm. members begins March 13th. Why don't you fill out a 3x5 card with your name, There will be live music and refreshments Irish pub fashion. The charges will year, local mailing address and phone number and drop it in our mail box in UC S3.00 at the door and 52.00 in advance. Bring your own mug! 402. Or come by our March 11th meeting in UC 410 at 7:30 pm. Ask a question about money. Well give you a full report* If you have a financialquestio n you'd like answered, Of course, we offer a wide variety of other banking services Bank of America is the place to come. you might find useful Like College Plan® Checking. And if you In fact, we can probably give you a full report on the subject. qualify, Student BankAmericard* Visa® and Instant Cash That's because our Consumer Information Reports cover overdraft protection. a wide variety of banking subjects. Including, "A Guide to Checks You see, we figure the more you know about banking, the more and Checking^' "How to Establish CrediC "VVays to Finance an likely you are to bank with the bank that can do you the most good. Education',' "Rights and Responsibilities: Age 18',' and more. Quite a few Californians think that's us. And we're hoping you'll Thet/re free at our branches. come to the same conclusion. Dependi More California college students do.
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