SMTa fRancisco foghorn FEBRUARY 26, 1982 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA VOLUME 77 NUMBER 3 Dailey to be Arraigned Today
by Mike McNaughton According to George Walker, the and noticed that she was "very attorney representing Dailey, it was upset." Quintin Dailey, USF's star not. Without explaining why, the basketball guard, will be making his "It's an ID problem" claimed victim asked Reynes to knock on her first appearance in court today in Walker, who later revealed in a door and walk away, hoping that the connection with the five felony television interview that there was a knock would awake her attacker charges made against him by witness who saw the subject and and that he would leave the room. another USF student. Dailey is could testify that it was not Dailey. Reynes reported that the woman expected to name George Walker He was referring to Charles went into the bathroom and he went and possibly Alan Dressier as his « Reynes, a resident advisor in Phelan to knock on the door. He saw a man counsel after hearing the charges Hall and a friend of the victim. at the end of the corridor and chased formally. Walker told the Foghorn Reynes told the Foghorn. "Walker him out the fire escape and into the that Daileywill plead not guilty to all was wrone." street. counts and that a subsequent period Reynes, without the aid of this She reported that the suspect, of investigation will probably follow glasses was never close enough to the "reeking of alcohol" stayed in her for up to a month's time. man to recognize him. Following this, a preliminary room for approximately three hours. During that time he "I can't identify him one way or hearing will provide the first another," he stated. opportunity for cross examination. threatened her, claiming to have a weapon, strangled her when she Walker claims to have other Until this time it is not expected that witnesses. The Foghorn has learned the victim will be questioned attempted to call for help, and attempted to force her into various that at least one of Dailey's witnesses publicly. (a fellow basketball player) is willing Hie victim, an honor nursing sex acts. It was not until the suspect passed out at about 6:30 that to testify that he was with the suspect student and resident hall advisor, at about the time ofthe incident and told authorities that a black man, Monday morning that the young woman was able to flee the room. that Dailey had not been drinking. whom, she identified as Quintin The Chronicle has stated that Dailey, entered her unlocked room "I can't say that the man I saw was another possible witness is assistant during the early morning of or was not Quintin," he said. "I just basektball coach Vince Combs. December 21. didn't see him that well." According to the Chronicle Combs According to Bill Fusco, Quintin Dailey's -status.. .assn athlete will That the incident described by the Reynes came in contct with the ate breakfast with Dailey the remain unchanged.' victim actually took place has not victim shortly after she was able to morning of the incident and did not statements were "taken out ot the incident. been contested by either side. The escape from her room. While noice anything peculiar about him. context." He made no further According to assistant District issue, and what the courts have been searching for a television set that comments. Attorney William Fazio there were left to decide is whether or not the had been stolen from his room that However, Combs told the several reasons. Key among them man that was in her room was day, Reynes saw thc victim standing Foghorn that the Chronicle account One question constantly being was Public Safety's hesitancy in indeed Quintin Dailey. in ihe hallway. He approached her was "totally false" and that his asked is why no formal charges were reporting the case to the police. made until nearly two months after Continued on page 16 Dorm Safety in Question Missing Funds Linked by Kelly Marie Harp to turn the keys over to the Sources in Housing refused to building's head resident, she gave comment on the chain of events, and On December 21 a female USF the keys to Public Safety. It appears the woman whose name appeared as to Resignation student was assaulted in her room in that officials in the Housing office the originator of the above Phelan Hall. Less than two months did not pick up these keys as it was mentioned work order would not by M. M. Showalter Public Safety. later, another USF student returned understood they would. contribute any further information. A Bursar's office accountant Although no written confession to her floor in Phelan to find an Officials in Housing would not Adding to the confusion over end- resigned February 9 after a was made, a full cash restitution by intruder in the women's bathroom comment on when they became of-semester security in the dormi confrontation concerning an alleged the individual was paid, and he (see Foghorn for February 12, aware that the keys were unaccount tories, the Foghorn has learned that embezzlement of $498 in university subsequently resigned. No charges 1982). In light of these and other ed for, but a Housing staff member on the night of the rape attenpt in funds. were filed. incidents, the Foghorn has decided confirmed at a floor meeting on which it is alleged that Quintin The money was discovered to initiate an investigation into February 7th that the keys were not Dailey took part, there was no one missing a short time after Assistant Bursar Ron Reyes said security problems within the lost. on duty at the Phelan desk as a Night registration. The full-time employee that the discovery of the msising residence halls. Prior to this meeting however a Operations Manager (NOM). The involved was one of those cash came about "partly through Despite the efforts of those who work order requesting new master building has been closed to residents responsible for collecting tuition, chance," and the incident has have come forward to make their keys for the floors concerned was but members of the Housing staff including cash at that time. provoked no real interest to concerns known to university received by Plant. Dated January and some students obviously According to procedure, a investigate further. officials, it still appears that notable 26, the intitial order did not request remained there. Bursar's office employee signs a cash Carole Phillips, Bursar loopholes have existed. any lock changes for the building. Subsequent to the assault attempt sheet recording all money collected. representative for the College of At the end of the Fall 1981 Plant's Chief Engineer, Harold on 5 Phelan, an announcement was At the end of the day, the record is Professional Studies, and immediate semester, there was a problem with Hansen, confirmed that a lock made by the USF Office of Public matched with the corresponding superior of the employee in the transfer of master keys in Hayes change for the floors was added to Safety that there would be stricter cash envelope, ensuring protection question, explained further stating Healy hall. An RA in the building the request after he called the monitoring of the south doors to the against discrepancies. "We have always had procedures to was left with keys for four of the Housing Office to find out what had Phelan loading dock. In this instance, the accountant's prohibit this kind of thing. When building's eight residential floors. happened to the original master This action was taken due to a records did not match the contents someone signs a cash sheet, adds it After being unsuccessful in attempts keys. suspicion that the assailant in the of the cash envelopes. He therefore up, deposits it; each name is on it, case had gained entry or exited via was questioned by the Office of signed." these doors. The statement mentioned that Public Safety would be fining students who use or leave open the doors which are meant as Inside: emergency exits only. This confirms the Housing office's current policy on dorm safety and security which is included in the 1981-82 statement on ^Opinion: Unrosy Reality of USF P»««4 Terms and Conditions of Occupancy. Sports: Here Comes Pepperdine pace 12 The document takes the form of a legal code in that prohibitions are page 7 stated and penalties for breaking A Uve Pretenders Review- these enumerated. There is no mention of the liabilities that the Feature: A Night on the Town page* Continued on page 16 Key control has been s problem for *e Housing office of law. «•-«< », news .February 26, 1982 Grad Checks Delayed by Registrar
It seems that any of the problems reduced. Reductions in personnel able to get her grad check done, but weeks to fill a job, a replacement tor checks until a replacement was that can arise at USF, will do so in have affected the graduation center, was upset about the process. the staff position was not even found. Because of the necessity to one department that is the according to one employee. This, Another student who filed his temporarily filled until February. hire internally, as well as the need for graduation center in the Registrar's combined with the University's grad check after the November 27 the new person to give notice at her office. general financial situation, has deadline was also able to have it While this first position was still old job, it was another two weeks If a student has been poorly resulted in a staff that is rather small, worked through in late January. open, Myrna Ruano, the staff until a replacement was found. advised, it will show up at 'grad considering the amount of work to When asked why there was a member in charge of the graduation check' time. If a dean hasn't filled be done. backlog in the grad checks. center went on a two-week vacation, out a waiver substitution form, it One graduating senior. Debbie and announced her resignation Today the graduation center has Registrar Herb Tobey explained its usual force of two full-time staff will show up in the grad check. Or if MacDonald. explained that she filed that on November 11, one of the two shortly after returning to work. a student has a discrepancy- her grad check in early November, members and one student employee, full-time (OPE) staff whoworked at This added to the backlog of grad concerning the change from Core but still did not receive any word and is working at normal speed to the grad center fell down the stairs checks, and there were no Curriculum to the General from the Registrar as late as complete remaining grad checks. A leading from Campion. The experienced staff members to do the Education Curriculum (GEC), it will January. When she went to the grad backlog remains, but with some employee wasn't able to work, and work, although Ruano did come in show up there, also. check center in Campion, overtime work, and a great deal of the University was subsequently for a few days after this in order to on-the-job learning, the Registrar Due to security problems, the MacDonald was told to "look informed in January that the person help. Tobey and other University hopes to get the majority of the number of student employees in the un ough the stack of files and if you wouldn't be able to come back. administrators also stayed after Senior Class graduates. Registrar's office was recently can find yours we will do it." She was Since it takes approximately three hours to work on "emergency" grad Guest Speakers for Senate CM Kicks Off Blood Drive Have you ever wondered why the Here is a chance for students to University has certain policies or really hear answers to their The annual USF Spring Blood of twenty or more members that has friend, if the need for blood arises follows certain practices? ASUSF is Questions. Instead of feeling helpless Drive for voluntary donations will the largest percentage of members whether one has donated or not. providing you with the chance to sk about problems that affect you, be held on campus Monday March donating. The prize money is offered Only a small nominal administrative come to the Senate meetings to hear your questions to top administra I, Tuesday March 2 and Wednesday jointly by the USF Clubs Council fee in this case is required. USF has what our administrators can do for tors. At every Senate meeting this March 3. One can donate at the and Camous Ministrv transferred units for students and semester there will be a USF us. Meetings are every Thursday University Center Main (Parina) The USF blooddrives have grown USF friends not only in San administrator open to questions evening at 6:00 p.m. in U.C. 413 Lounge on these three days from 10 dramatically from 76 donors in the Francisco but in other cities in the from students. A week prior to the except for the March 4 and March am to 3 pm. Cookies, donuts, fruit fall of 1979 to 366 donors in the United States. administrator's date of attendance. 18 meetings which will be held in juices and coffee will be served to spring of 1981. Last fall, the ASUSF will compile a list of U.C. 308. The Schedule for March Father O'Neil, the coordinator of donors at that time. numbers were expected to be larger, questions pertaining to the is: the drive, urges all who can to but at the last moment a riash of particular department. If you have a donate. "It is one of the most March 4 Father LoSchiavo Once again. Resident Assistants colds and illness spread across the question to ask Fr. LoSchiavo. Dr. significant community events of the March II Dr. Dolan and USF campus clubs are campus preventing many who had Dolan. Woodie Hancock.etc. please USF year," Father O'Neil said, "and Vice-President of Student Dev organized to recruit donors from the signed up from donating. come tothe AS office (U.C. 402) and March 18 Woodie Hancock resident halls and their organiza coming during Lent, a time when we give the secretary or a Senate The call for donations goes out to all are urged to be generous and Vice-President of Business tions. Prizes (Ist: $100, 2nd: $50; member your question so it can be all associated with USF—students, caring towards others, makes the Marc>*25 Ken Goss 3rd: $30) will be given to the resident included on our list. faculty, administrators, staff, Director of Plant Services floor or campus organization club drive even more significant." employees. A noteworthy fact is that anyone connected with USF from Anyone can sign up with the these five groups can call upon the resident hall floor representative, USF account for his/herself, any campus club representative or at Now There's No Excuse. member of one's familv. or for a Campus Ministry.
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Name Address t itv State Zip February 26, 1982 •ne ws—r** ^ St. Francis Remembered News In Brief As part of San Francisco's civic ium (Parker and Anza Streets). (1610) by Claudio Monteverdi and celebration honoring the 800th There will be discussion following three medieval laude. Suggested anniversary of the birthday of the both presentations and lunch will be donation for the choral concert is $6 Tactless Parties Effective February I, 1982, the City's patron, St. Francis of Assisi, served between the two lectures. per person. Career Planning and Placement the University of San Francisco will Registration for the April 17th Planning the St. Francisco Center will have a special section on (CH)— If you're planning a party sponsor a campus cultural weekend, program is $25.00, which includes celebration is Eugene J. Ranghiasci. our job listing board for all around a current events theme, April 16-18, dedicated to Assisi's lunch and morning refreshments. JD '76, BA '73, attorney and trust internships. Wc will list paid, non- better be careful. influence on world peace and Preceding the lecture program officer for Bank of America, and paid, on-campus, off-campus, part- brotherhood. Friday, April 16th at 8 p.m. and USF Professor of History, Elisabeth A University of Cincinnati time and full-time internships for The City's oldest University, repeated Sunday, April 18th at 7:30 Gleason. Also serving on the fraternity attracted national student referrals. If you have founded in 1855, will present world p.m. is a special choral concert in St. planning committee are Vice attention and campuswide scorn internships in your office which you renowned St. Francis historian Ignatius Church (Fulton Street at President for University Relations, recently for its "Martin Luther King wish to publicize, or if you have been Robert Brentano of U.C. Berkeley, Parker Avenue) featuring the Al Alessandri, Director of Special trash party." Held to "celebrate" the sent internship listings to post, who will deliver a lecture on premiere ofthe combined 200-voice Programs, Brother Raphael Wilson, anniversary of King's birthday, the please send us a copy so we may put "Francis as Seen by His chorus of the San Francisco Boys Chancellor Father Charles Dullea, party attracted students dressed as it on our board. Companions." Brentano will be and Men's Choruses, San Francisco and Director of Public Affairs, pimps, in blackface carrying large joined by USF St. Ignatius Institute Chamber Singers and Baroque Ronald Brill. portabale radios, and even in Ku art instructor, Anne Prah- Choral Guild. They will be Tickets for the St. Francis Klux Klan hoods. The Sigma Alpha On Saturday. February 27th from Perochon, whose slide show and accompanied by a 25-piece orchestra celebration and choral concert are Epsilon fraternity has been 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.. there will be a lecture illustrate "The Gentle Man of and features seven soloists under available from Office of Special suspended indefinitely, and could rally for the USF Pepperdine game. Assisi—Portrait Throughout the conductor Robert Geary assisted by Programs, Room 340, Lone face revocation of its charter, a This rally will be conducted between Ages." These lectures will take place Dr. William Ballard, music director Mountain Campus, USF, SF, CA move urged by the NAACP. Hayes Healy and Gillson Halls on of San Francisco Boys Chorus. They Saturday, April 17th preceded by 94117. Further information on the The Phi Del^ Theta fraternity at the lawn. Sponsored by ASUSF will perform the major work, coffee and Italian food specialties programs is available by calling Auburn University is under fire for activities, RHAC and Athletics, this "Vespers of the Blessed Virgin" and delicacies starting at 10 a.m. in (415) 666-6848 or (415) 666-6166. another kind of insensitivity, after it rally will promote school spirit and Lone Mountain Campus Auditor turned a vacation social theme with will teach new cheers for the a campus sorority into an "Air upcoming game. Be there...everyone Florida 90" party, patterned after who is anyone will be. the recent crash in Washington, In Memoriam D.C, which killed 68 people. That fraternity will also be reviewed by Associated Students of USF still campus authorities, especially since Mr. Henry J. Strickroth, Mr. Norris Boyd, father of Brenda Sacrament Catholic Church in have movies left for the spring Professor Emeritus of USF from the Burkinshaw, Instructor in the USf Bayside, New York, February 18. it was already on disciplinary semester. Among them: Business School, died in Fremont, School of Nursing, died of heart The USF Community offers its probation for acts of mayhem The Sting, March 5. 6 California, February 20, 1982. He failure Saturday February 20. most sincere condolences and during the annual Wreck Tech Silver Streak. March 12, 13 was age 93. Professor Strickroth Besides Brenda, he leaves his wife, prayers to Elizabeth and her family. parade last fall. In Laws, March 26, 27 taught Business Administration at Mrs. Boyd. Mr. Boyd was age 74. USF for 30 years up to the early The funeral was in South Lake City, 1940's. He leaves his wife, Florence, Utah, Thursday February 25. and two step-sons, Robert and • » » Charles Murphy. Rosary services Mr. L. Parnaste, the uncle of will be held Monday evening, Natalie Terihov, a junior nursing TH6 QUeST OF T February 22, at the Berge-Pappas- student at USF, died Tuesday He SecReT clTY Smith Mortuary in Fremont, and a February 16. Services were held for Mass of Christian burial was held at Mr. Parnaste Friday February 19. St. Joseph's Church, Fremont, at 10 The USF Community offeree its a.m. Tuesday, February 23. most sincere prayers and • » • condolences to the Strickroth heres a city in Eurobe-vnu y u cou, j j i ,L „t, •/•nv Helen Margaret Regan, a former family, the Regan family, Brenda c ^ J+L • J J/ 'u travel there jru. employee of USF in many and Burkinshaw and her mother, and to So unravel these riddles n^A •„. law - t3 varied positions at the University, Natalie Terihov and her family. » unci uncover its key. died February 20 in San Francisco. She leaves her husband, George J., Mr. Gerard J. Benhardt, the two sons, William E., and Dr. John father of Elizabeth Benhardt, F. 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*<- Potentials * Wealth & Poverty: States of Consciousness by Van Ault Wealth and poverty...they're two was so poor in spirit that he could steps, it was usually the less well to bill, you can't live in it, you can't possessed by it, rather than the other ends of the same stick, and the gap hardly have enjoyed it. do who exhibited generosity. That's marry it (though that may be way around. between them is widening all the Not long ago. a local newspaper another good example of how the debatable). The money is useful only This is not always the case. There time. From one extreme to the other interviewed a number of millionaires poor in spirit inject their sense of when it is used. Clinging to it are, as I've said, many variations our economic system goes, and we in the Bay Area. The one thing most limitation into their transactions. It tenaciously, as some of these I'm just using these examples to find people at every possible level on of them agreed upon was that they really is a shame. millionaires were prone to do, did make certain points, and to it. Wealth and poverty are not just didn't really "feel rich."Thei r wealth not really increase its value (though encourage us all to take a good, hard economic states, however. They are I offer these observations not as gave them no security; they couldn't the interest earned may have staved look at what our values truly are. states of consciousness, which generalizations about the affluent. enjoy their money very much off their insecurity for a moment). What really motivates us? Since our manifest outwardly in a person's life. The wealthy are not all alike because they were so paranoid about lives at this point in history are I'm not referring to the old belief (contrary to what you may have losing it and staying "on top." They The "poor" person, on the other inextricably linked to the economic that you've got to "think big" if you heard), and I make no social were afraid to spend much so they hand, may not be nearly as limited as system, it behooves us to confront want to be prosperous. I believe commentary about them here, hugged it closely to themselves. As the rich person. For instance, we all our concepts of what financial well there's some truth to that, but I'm except to say that poverty does not we all know, that doesn't do much know that when some people have being is. getting at another kind of paradigm. necessarily have anything to do with good. Remember the line from Hello very little, they are far more And that is that poverty and wealth financial stability. Again it is a state Hopefully we can play around Dolly pertaining to this subject: generous with it. They don't feel the are often found among people who of consciousness. These wealthy with our own personal concepts of "Money is like manure...it's no good need to clutch it. and are thus free to would be considered, in our system, people were poor, not in their bank wealth poverty security stability unless it's spread around!" fully express whatever sense of to be just the opposite. accounts, but in their inabilities to abundance is at hand. and find a way to consciously enjoy and put into service that which express the highest and best of our A friend of mine is a delivery man they already had. Just about anyone would think values through these concepts. What Even the wealthy can be poor. for a liquor store. He explained to that having a million bucks would be makes a person rich? What makes a Howard Hughes is the perfect me that the wealthier customers Money, as we all know, is but a worthwhile. Yet when one rises from person poor? How do we get beyond example of that. He was one of the were not only the most symbol of wealth. The dollar bill is a the ranks of the "have-nots" to the the dualities, to a place where rich wealthiest men in the world, yet he condescending in their interaction piece of paper that is valuable only "haves," it is all too easy to forget and poor don't exist, and we have lived a horrible twisted existence as with him, but they were also the when backed by gold locked away in natural generosity for grim-lipped secure, happy and whole people? I we learned upon his death. Here "tightest." It seems that when it came a vault somewhere. Currency is not "security." And don't forget all the think these are critical questions, was someone who owned just about to tipping him for lugging a heavy the value itself, only a representation demands a million dollars can make and are well worth pondering. I'll anything money could buy...but he case of booze up a few flights of of the value. You can't eat a dollar on one's time: counting it, and being leave them with you. Rating USF: Myth Vs. Reality by Valerie Rice
Recently the New York Times' side for private schools. Yes, that but will our degree mean anything was heavily censured last semester for this tolerant attitude but where Selective Guide to Colleges reported does seem to be a slight dichotomy. more than that? • for its preponderance of does this attitude exist? The irony is USF as one of the lop 19 colleges in Do we pay the University for our Quality of life is a rather elusive entertainment stones that took place that all of all aspects of USF. the most the state of California, or so USFs social life? This is something over element. The NYT ranks us high off campus. Our esteemed student appalling lack is mentioned as one of Monday Bulletin staled. which the University has no control. (four out of five stars) here and body president took it upon himself the virtues. In reality, however, It is always interesting to note how It is rather presumptuous of them to attributes the rating to our rather to be the arbiter of the correctness of tolerance is one of the seven daily even the smallest straws presented take credit for the social life here; fortuitous placement in San this and deemed that a campus paper vices here at USF. can be grasped at as representative perhaps they would have done better Francisco. In other words, it is not should be campus oriented. This is in of the ultimate hope for fame or to thank SAE and ZBT for this USF as an academic institution or direct conflict with the ATT which They say that criticism keeps us glory. Such is the case with USF and rating and the kudos of equalling the University itself which rates but tells us that USFs best features are honest. Honest criticism does, but its appearance in the New York Harvard, Yale and Princeton. And simply USF as an entity within San its location, perhaps Mr. inaccurate praise and unwarranted Times Guide. when it comes down to it, is the Francisco. We have no more control McNicholas and other upper flattery do nothing more than shelter One of the best 19 colleges in company to which you apply for a over the city than any other group echelon types should read this study, us from the reality, harsh as it is. California? Come now, they only job going to seriously consider that residing here, and probably in some or at least make up their minds as to College is a time for the removal of reviewed 19, and we certainly were in you had an excellent social life at areas, less, the political area, for what they consider to be of blinders, not their reinforcement. the lower half of that 19. We rated a USF? Social life is and always will be example, because many students are importance. We as students cannot be expected lowly three out of five stars for a personal choice; it should not be not registered to vote here. The to accept reality unless those who Another interesting aspect ofthis academics, four out of five for seriously considered when reviewing University boasts that it surpassed profess to handle our academic lives review was the commentary on quality of life and three out of five a school, especially in comparison Princeton's rating on quality of life, are also open to truth. Realization of tolerance among the University for social life. with the more important goal of but USF has not gone to great a problem is the first step towards academia. lengths to preserve that "San community. NTYsavs that diversitv problem solving. It takes courage to equals tolerance—this is true only in realize it but there is validity in the Three stars in academics means This is rather a frightening Francisco Tradition" that is so Utopia. Either the problems with the saying, crude as it may be, "no guts, we are only average and compared question but, is there academic life highly praised. This stand is dubious gay community do not constitute no glory." If we do indeed seek with public institutions in this state, after USF? I mean, the /V Knells us at best, and presents another in a diversity within the University or academic glory, let it be of a more slightly less than average. Tuition is, long series of contradictions that we will be able to party well and they never reached the ears of the substantial nature, than an ATI' of course, far above average for concerning University policy and the be capable of appreciating cultural NYT. The University applauds itself review, a true straw in the wind. public institutions and on the high events, wherever we choose to live. city itself. The Escapades section
by B. P. Scott Former Man Dies "She makes us read the newspaper started thinking that one little It is not often that a letter to a and the 'Muppets.'" (sic). He did not even think that the for English class. That's why I am person in a big giant universe did not journalist has enough value to Think what this kid would be like guy needed a punishment or writing you, because you work on a make much difference. Then slowly, deserve publication. However the if he watched "Firing Line." something. And what really has me newspaper. I have been reading little by little, the single person following letter was received only "Then with a selfish society, you stubbed is abortion. I read about many dumb things lately. Yesterday started to lose his identity with other last week and so took me by surprise get the loss of individual worth some people saying that it is I saw a mistake in a paper that made people. This was because each that 1 am almost compelled to share which in math terms equals a murdering little babies and other me mad and I want you to tell me if 1 person looked at himself as the only it. In order to give the reader full subtraction of dignity from the people saying that it is women's am right or wrong." important thing. Nobody else benefit of its impact I will attempt to person. It seems that people used to rights. A mistake? Not in the Foghorn. mattered anymore." be in scientific notation. Now they reconstruct my own thoughts as I "Well I better end this letter kid. You're barking up the wrong What grade is this kid in? Eighth? are a decimal." read it. because I'm getting a cramp in my tree. "What 1 can't figure out is why I Is this the kid who was reading the "Dear Spike." pitching hand and the season is "It was not in the Foghorn. If it am the only one who sees this? Once Pope's encyclical in my logic class? Spike? Where did he get that? My almost here. Also, religion class is was I would be writing to someone people start thinking about friends all call me Doc. "You can see the results of this almost over. I got started on this else. It was in the — Post. The themselves to (sic) much, they "I am not your friend. But I everywhere. I've seen over ten letter thanks to the dumb headline headline said: 'Former Man Dies in usually end up by not thinking much thought I would write you anyways, thousand people killed on TV but In this world it might nol he a California.' This might be a of themselves. And once that because you go to college so you will only three funerals. Do these people misprint. I hope you can tell me misprint. But it seems to me that it happens, then the world gets to be a probably understand." get buried? Every day I read about whether or noi I am right aboul sums up the major problem with real mess like it is now." Must be some kid if he thinks countrys (sic) that kill their own things or wrong. I just don't think people today. They do not know He said his teacher's name was college students understand more people and won't let them write people know what life is anymokre what a person is and they couldn't Mrs. Peagreen? I wonder if she's in than the bottom of a beer glass. newspapers. And then instead of or else they wouldn't do the things care less." the phone book...sixth grade... "I am in the seventh grade at St. What!?.... apologizing, they talk tough. I just they do. Or write headlines about Anne's school and my teacher is "From what I have read in my "It is plain that you have a societv read about this sicologist (sic) who 'Former Men ' Yours truly, (signed) Miss Pelegrin. She thinks blood is history book, this seems to have which is selfish. I can see this from said that some guy was not really Mark- blue, but she is not dumb about started a long time ago, maybe even the commercials that come on while guilty because hc did not have Mark, I do not know where you other things." three hundred years ago. Ever since 1 am waiting to watch my two control of himself, and he said that got your brain, but you ought to Bet on it, kid. science became important, people favorite TV shows. 'Meet the Press' the guy needs to be reahabilidated share part of it with more people ».. -features. I February 26, 1982 ON THE TOWN IN SAN FRANCISCO
bv Frank I jee Noe
Once again you find yourself out of things to do, sitting in your room or apartment or house, and sighing "What are we going to do tonight? As has been played over and over again in this Feature section, you live in the most exciting city on I .nth, and to sit home as of an evening and simply vegetate or have a TV party should be a crime. A friend who is living in Paris recently wrote, and she discussed returning to SF. In the letter she said, "Well, Paris is Paris, but San Francisco is...well..."
So here are some suggestions for the night on the town, and if they seem a little opinionated, they are not to be apologized for. If you have better ideas, you should be out living them.
You may want to start out your evening a little early with, say, lunch at Hamburger Mary's. This interesting establishment is located in the Mission District, on the corner of Folsom and 12th Street. You will find excellent food at somewhat reasonable prices, and good stiff drinks to send you on your way. During the day the establishment is filled with regular working people in search of a different lunch, but if you decide to drop in during the night (or maybe you'll stay the whole afternoon) the place really starts to move. Once the sun goes down things begin to get weirder and stranger. There is a DJ in a back booth, spinninga marvelous selection of music to help your evening along. It sounds very loud at first, but it is mixed in such a way as you will be able to talk easily and without shouting, as you may have to do in many bars and restaurants. The music is fun, but the people are even more a source of enjoyment. The crowd is really mixed, with a sort of gay, straight/ S and M sort of clientele. The scene is really exciting, the hamburgers are good, the people are even fun to watch, and there is also, to top it all off, a Tempest video game in the back near the DJ.
Now remember, you want to view But let us say that you have left the sunset while you indulge in your Hamburger Mary's at a somewhat meal. Ask for your order to go, and respectable hour, and that it is now get a can of Olympia with it. Then getting towards the night, you are walk or drive down to Sloat Beach, hungry, but you also want to view and lick your fingers while the sun the sunset from the beach. Of course sizzles in the sea. your only recourse is to head down to Now that you are in the dusk of Sloat and 46th Avenue and partake the early evening, you are right in of the great food found at Leon's form to head over to Geary Barbequed Ribs place. This little Boulevard and start sampling some hole in the wall is just the ticket for of the bars in the area (of course if getting in touch with what really is you are under age, the bar scene has San Francisco, and there are no to be forgotten, unless you have a tourists in this spot. Leon's is false ID, and look old enough; there famous by word of mouth around are plenty of movies in thc area, and the city, and they are very if all else fails, a couple of six packs inexpensive. You will receive a lot and a fire on the beach can be as for what you do spend. They have a much or more fun). rather limited menu, mainly One of the more recommended consisting of ribs, beef, chicken, hot places would be O'Shea's Mad links, and combinations thereof. Hatter, a bar with a real USF past. With your dinner you get freshly This is a down-to-earth and very un baked corn bread, and some pretentious place to get a drink, with spaghetti A napkin is also provided. some of the more reasonable prices
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% - w - /i Bottom: Martin Chambers, James Honeyman-Scott: top: Pete Famdon, Chrissie Hynde, packing it up to the studio. /s /t /\//Ve or /s /t The Pretenders by Sue Sponge toll. As she said, "...as soon as we alternating singing with Chrissie. Still, they seemed not quite up didn't. Maybe I'm biased, but get our asses off the road, we're The crowd was absolutely wild to par. Granted, it's difficult to Chrissie didn't seem to miss The last stop on their gonna do another record." and seemed much satisfied. really appreciate bands in arenas anything, except that she American tour and the Good. They only have two real The Pretenders were labeled unless you're way up front but could've cavorted around more. Pretenders had to stop at the records out and one EP, so some New Wave when they first came Honeyman-Scott could have Ah well, it was still a greal Oakland Auditorium of all new material is definitely called out. But no New Wave band stolen the show on the solo spot show. The Pretenders have a lot places. Geez, Bill, thanx a lot. I for to add to their impressive relies on such hard guitar and in "Mystery Achievement," to offer; c'mon, gang, gel your mean, you could 've at least repertoire. drumming for its driving, main Chambers could also have arses off the road and make ;hosen a venue with a parking Last Saturday night this sound. James Honeyman-Scott steamed on the same song's intro. another record. fot. repertoire included nearly all the was responsible for some intense and so could Fardon, but they Due to parking problems favorites. "Talk of the Town," hard rock leads and did a helluva beyond our control, the show "Pack It Up," "Private Life," to job on "Up The Neck." Martin was well underway when we name a few. They closed the first Chambers demonstrated that he arrived. They had just broken set with the now notorious didn't care what he was labeled; —Inside— into "Stop Your Sobbing" so the "Precious" (I never saw so many he could drum and that was all place was a madhouse of people giving each other the that mattered. Bassist Pete SVT's Brian Marnel 8 nouveau-hip teens and leather- finger), then came back with Famdon was definitely having encrusted veterans. Everyone "Brass In Pocket," and my fave, fun up there playing well and 'Vice Squad' 8 was six feet tall, so yours truly "Mystery Achievement." Still the hard (girls, he's c-u-t-e.) had extreme difficulty in seeing crowd was not sated, so the Oh, let's not forget the star More Italian Intimacy 8 the band. (Pete, Pete.) Pretenders enlisted the aid of lady, Chrissie Hynde. Her guitar Chrissie's voice was its usual opening group Bow Wow Wow playing shone as she jammed 'Shoot the Moon' 9 excellent self; melodious and todo the 2nd encore consisting of with Honeyman-Scott on "Up sultry. She was not as playful as a raunchy version of "Wild The Neck," the highlight of the Violinist Menuhen 9 she was at the Warfield last Thing" and another undisclosed show. Her voice also lets her get summer, but then being on the dance tune that featured away with murder so she is quite College Players Return ... 9 road does take its demanding Christina of Bow Wow Wow a performer. page 8 February 26, 1982 SVT: Rammin' for a Bammie
by Susie Ifon a recent interview. "We should the record's out in either of those The lights go off and the crowd have waited a couple more places, we'll go play there. Could cheers. The homegrown trio of months...like right now. It's out be this year for sure." SVT fiddles with one knob really good now." Still, Local boys definitely make control or another, Paul taps his "...everywhere we played in the good, then, perhaps even sticks together. Jack starts on his South, we're in the charts now. advancing to worldwide fame. bass and Marnel applies some For our first time there, the It's been a long time coming for feedback to the opening lead of response was great. We did a SVT, whose resume includes a "Bleeding Heart." People yell couple of opening gigs; Gary single, "Heart of Stone b/w "Last delightedly; dancing begins, and Myrick (a Texas boy himself)and Word," first released in 1978, a 7- the show is off to a great start. Suburban Lawns...went over song EP released in 1979, and Smiling, faces are seen great." their current spitfire album from everywhere. Girls manage to get Here in the Bay Area the which comes their much-played up front and guitarist Brian audiences basicially know the single, a remixed "Heart of Marnal who admits he'd "rather band's playing ability and rep; Stone." The album itself contains look at the girls myself." seems hence the consistent sellouts. But all-original material 10 rockers pleased. what happens when you're in and one slower, pensive ballad that pretty much showcases the And well he should be. The front of an audience that band's talents. Bamme Committee has shown probably hasn't ever heard you some taste and has nominated before and may not even know Marnel, who writes the them (among others) for Best who you are? songs(eat it, Manilow), sticks Debut Album this year. "It makes you go more into old basically to personal themes of \-< Regrets on MSI Records is stuff that you've played a long "love, romance and sex." There doing quite well, receiving time because you play and are no politics or social commentary-type-songs; such considerable airplay on several they've never heard it before so Brian Marnel: "I'd label us rock'n'roll. major statjons, KUSF and other it's brand-new to them, so it themes probably wouldn't lend college stations as well. The band makes it a lot more fun," themselves that well to SVTs for a long time. "I suppose we has recently returned from a explained Marnel. "I want to smashing-chord style of playing. were for a while because we did major tour to promote So start doing that a lot more often, "I have no social commenta do a lot of faster tunes which Regrets. They hit pretty much get out there and start playing all ries I'm not into that. To me, draws all the poseurs and all the cverywere, starting in Colorado, over the place for people lhat music is a release from all spineheads, the guys that like to proceeding to Chicago, upstate never heard us, like in Europe. that...bulls-t, all the f— slam dance," explained Marnel. New York, Boston, Connecticut, Japan. Columbia. We might be problems. It's...to feel good, you "It's crazy you know, no one Rhode Island, the Big Apple. going down to Columbia, might know, and enjoy." really gets a chance to watch the D.C, Virginia. Charlotte, N.C.. be releasing our record down Feeling good and enjoying band." Atlanta, New Orleans, Dallas. there. Our record company... is in oneself is thc key to rock'n'roll. While watching the band up Austin. Tucson, and San Diego. Europe trying to get a distributor Thus, this "label" best fits SVT, close is not necessarily a "It was actually too soon for us for the record in Europe and Marnel offered. They are not a requirement to enjoying SVT to leave on tour." said I ead that's gonna be supposedly punk or new wave band as they live, it certainly adds to the guitarist singer Brian Marnel in happening soon, and as soon as have been considered by many exhilaration of the show to see Gidio's Trattoria — High Class Italian Food
Gidio's Trattoria on 1448 five or six tables to about seven cheap. (My two most basic selection. I would suggest that Pacific St. is that small romantic or eight. It has the typical Italian criteria.) My favorite dish is anyone wishing to dine at this Italian restaurant that you have wicker wine bottles standing pinenuts and garlic sauce over rare catch get there early. There is been waiting to find fo/ years. around for decor and the kitchen noodles. It has been consistent usually a line out in the street, When I first went to Gidio's I is right next to the tables so that and tasty. The veal scallopine is a and if one makes reservations, thought I would get a hernia if I one gets a kind of Italian bit more expensive but also Gidio's may not honor them sneezed in the bathroom. But "Sammy Us" ambience. (With an decent. The wine listcontains the more than 10 minutes. fortunately (or unfortunately), almost equivalent price.) The usual Italian Bolla whites, but Gidio's has expanded from its food at Gidio's is good, and one can get fairly inexpensive Life on the LA Streets: 'Vice Squad' by Susie Ijeon shoves her into the corpse. The eyes doesn't lessen the gruesome no bull—ing type also lets one see For those with ulcers, stay shock of it all causes the impact. a glimpse or two of a woman away from Vice Squad. For those It's been said that "it's a jungle hardened Princess to break down Wings Hauser certainly did a resigned to the harshness of her into seamy violence, check it out. out there." The harsh reality of and agree to the plan. convincing job as the psycho sex life. Swanson's performance is a Vice Squad will be opening soon street life is brutally portrayed as All goes well at first. Princess killer type. One could say he bit overdone at times but he does at a theatre near you. such in "Vice Squad," an Avco meets Ramrod, they go up to his overacted; those eyes were too well and besides, his eyes are Pictures release set in Hollywood place, he offers to be her pimp real to be true. Hubley's almost as blue as Paul starring Season Hubley, Gary and the cops break in and seize portrayal of Princess as a gutsy. Newman's. Swanson and Wings Hauser. him. As they are placing him. Hauser. aka Greg Goster of Princess says that she'll see he "Young and Restless" fame, is no pays for what he did. Ramrod's soap opera cutie in this flick. He subsequent fury almost enables plays Ramrod, a sadistic him to beat up Princess and he psychotic-type pimp whose rep swears he'll kill her. As he is being for cutting up prostitutes exceeds driven to the station, the cops that of Jack the Knife. Gary driving being to taunt him, he Swanson is Walsh, the attacks them and escapes. And so concerned, caring-type vice cop begins his crazed quest for who is determined to "get that Princess. pu> (Ramrod) if it's the last thing To add to the suspense of the I do." especially after one of plot, the cops are always one step Ramrod's brutalized victims dies behind Ramrod, who is one step in the hospital. behind Princess. Ramrod beats This victim is a close friend of and maims his way to Princess Princess (Season Hubley). an and to the inevitable, brutal independent prostitute with a conclusion. little daughter to support. The No, it's not a film to relax StOiy starts with Princess sending with. It is a decidedly shocking awa\ lhe child until a current film, perhaps done so with intent cocaine rap she is facing blows because life on such streets is ovei Shi* mets with Walsh in the brutal, savage and at times, hospital morgue To dismiss the enough to drive one insane in a coke charge, Walsh asks her to very real sense of the term. Vice help him set up and bust Squad leaves very little to the Ramrod She refuses, so Walsh imagination, even closing one's February 26, 1982_ page 9
Divorce and Violence in Marin: 'Shoot the Moon9
This theme of violence is Crawford?) and shoving his wife However, her liaison with a the children As Parker tried to by Valerie Rice terribly disconcerting, coming as out the door. man so unlike her husband is portray, eventually, the adults it does so quickly after scenes that Keaton is also super in Shoot interesting. He certainly does not will survive The separation is Quite a few "let's get a divorce are handled with a lighter touch. the Moon. She seems as confused seem a Martin County archetype hardest upon those who are the and see what happens to us and In other words, the mixture of as Finney, regarding their life but yet he satisfies her inner need innocents the children They the kids afterwards" movies have comedy and violence adds a very together, but her character is We see both characters find other interact with everything the been made recently (notably unsettling effect to the dramatic much easier to understand. people and to some degree, parents do their lovers, their Kramer vs. Kramer), but few content. The Marin County Finney is an enigma throughout; happiness apart. Until the end quarrels, their laughter, their have been done as effectively as comedy of Keaton and her tennis Keaton provides the viewer with with its unexpected explosion of tears Their oldest daughter. Alan Parker's Shoot the Moon. court ("cheap at $12,000") is a much more stable view of violence, we expect them to live, Chrissy. is the most affected. She if not happily, then at least to is old enough to understand that Albert Finney and Diane sharply contrasted with the separation and marital Mommy and Daddy are breaking Keaton play a husband and wife up and quick enoueh to point out who lead an apparently happy their inconsistencies. This is existence: he is a successful writer where the harsh reality enters and they both have four beautiful When viewed with the effect this daughters. Of course in Marin we separation has on Ihese children, know that this is too good to last it is possible to see divorce as and in less than five minutes it is perhaps not being the easy wa\ obvious that it does not. Finney oul it was once thought to be. sleeps in the guest bedroom while Keaton cries on the window. One of the most surprising The next morning they have an moments of the film is a scene argument about his lover—he between Finney and his takes his already packed bag and girlfriend. Sandy, played by leaves. So begins the drama- Karen Allen of Ratdersfame She poignant, comic, terrifying. says basically, "I love you, but if Finney is excellent, or as this doesn't work. I'll find excellent as his rather unclear someone else." That is an role allows. It is not actually excellent contrast with the explained what was wrong children who if it doesn't work between them, or why he felt the for iheir parents, can't find need to look elsewhere for someone else. affection. He seems driven, and almost always angry. Albert Overall, the film's impact is Finney always was good at Albert Finney and Diane Keaton battle it out in 'Shoot the Moon!' impressive. This is a four star. It's looking angry. But anger again not terribly light, but is excellent brings me back to the series of horror of Finney beating his disharmony, if stable dishar some extent satisfied. heavy entertainment. questions about his character; oldest daughter with a wire mony is not a contradiction in The most effective aspect of the why all the violence? hanger (images of Joan terms. movie is the portions dealing with New Look in Modern Dance Friday the 19th was the "Rites of Passage" is however premiere of the Terry Meyers the best series of dances. It is Dance Company which was held provocative and makes a social at the Margaret Jenkins statement in an unconventional Community Performance Space. manner. It was performed by the Miss Meyers and fellow entire company with the music of dancers gave a repertoire of form, Rod Marymor. movement and improvisation. "Northern Lights" and "After The program was easy to follow Hours" are a combination of and there were times where the movement and lights that bring imagination of the choreograph out the quality of each dancer. er was very much a part of the Excepting minor technical dance. problems that could take place in The program opens with a solo any major studio, the Terry- performance by Miss Meyers in Meyers Dance Company is "Reverie" followed by "Flight of among the best innovators in the Fancy" with dancers Linda Lee so-called New Wave Dance. Brown, Carol Crowder, Bridget McManus, Terry Meyers and Barbara Roessler. College Players Present by Brian L. Gunn frustration with their lives and with themselves leads the play to The second half of the College a dramatic and violent climax. Players' 121st season goi Frighteningly realistic at times. Virtuoso Violinist underway two weeks ago with Magic deals with aspects of auditions for prospective actors modern society which we tend to in the two scheduled plays this ignore for fear of finding lhat semester. Magic Afternoon and they are a part of us. Menuhin Tom Sawyer. The four-person The cast of Magic includes cast for Magic was quickly filled, Rick Leaf, who most recently In contrast to the rich melodies Ravel's delicately sad Kaddish. but at last report Tom Sawyer performed in CP's The Lion in of Beethoven was Bela Bartok's which is in fact a Jewish prayer of still lacked men for major roles. Winter. Yvette Dufau. Ed Kasky. by Christina M. Capurro Sonata for Solo Violin, which mourning, as the next piece on Anyone interested in perfor a guest artist, and Paula Menuhin partly commissioned the program, followed by mance or technical aspects of Telander-Alaga. Magic is Yehudi Menuhin's concert while Bartok was still alive. The Debussy's La Fille Aux Chevaux theater should visit Gill Theater. currently in rehearsals; last week was a very interesting Sonata was, as is typical of de Lin (The Girl with the Hair of Magic Afternoon, by performance dates are: March Bartok, dissonant and without a blend of modern and classical Flax). To hear this piece was to Wolfgang Bauer, is to be directed II, 12, 13, 15, 17, 18, 19 in Gill repealing melody. This lack of music. He began with welcome an old friend by Frederick K. Van Patten, Theater. Curtain is at 8:00 p.m. repetition tends to cause the Menuhin's expression was just Beethoven's Sonata No. 5 in F. award-winning director of Mad Tom Sawyer, directed by listener to forget most of the beautiful. Opus 24 (Spring), which was one World, My Masters, which has James McKie (Lion), is a newly- piece, even after he has just heard of the most ear-pleasing pieces I- run off-Broadway in New York. written adaptation of Mark it. Consequently you wonder I've heard all season. The musical The closing piece of the CP is pleased to have Mr. Van" Twain's classic.'Mr McKie plans where the piece is going to take relationship between Menuhin's concert was Wienawski's Patten, a San Franciscan to use contemporary music and you, and when it is finished you violin and Ray Bogas' piano was Scherzo and Tarantella during himself, working with us here at dance to enhance the story of an wonder where' you've been. superb. Bogas'flawless execution which Menuhin really showed off USF. American youth growing up in Menuhin also played Enescu's of countless runs was in turn his talent in its many runs and The play itself is a rather bleak an era when life was simpler (his teacher) Sonata No. 3 in A echoed by Menuhin's violin, winding melodies. picture of the emptiness and Tom Sawyer will be performed at minor which was much the same which he plucked in the more boredom of today's young the Lone Mountain Theater as the Bartok. lyrical moments of the piece. people. The characters' April 15 to May I page 10 February 26, 1982 CALENDAR Fort Mason Keystone Berkeley Curran Theater Conference Center, Bldg. A 2119 University, Berkeley 445 Geary 2/28 Nuclear-Free Pacific 2/27 Y&T plus Tyrant plus 2/27-3/4 A Chorus Line Rally Bleu Food College Players 2/28 The Birthday Party. 3/5 Great Performance Association of Mexican- MUSIC Minimal Man, Meat Puppets American Educators Berkeley Square 3/1 Elephant, Speed of Sound, Lone Mountain Rm. 100 The Boarding House 1333 University, Berkeley Looker 3/5 Hispanic Educators Day 3/3 Trauma, Steel, Head On 901 Columbus Avenue 2 27 Lloyds and Ironies 3/5 John Stewart 2,28 Mutants. Modellos 3 4 Clarence Clemons and the ASUSF Senate Meeting 3/4 I-World Red Bank Rockers; Jude 3/4 UC 413 at 6 p.m. 3/5 Liquid Liquid Johnstone DANCE 3/5 SVT Terry Meyers Dance Company Victoria Theatre Castro Theatre 429 Castro Street Davies Symphony Hall Jenkins Dance Studio Inc. 3/4-5 Juan Serrano & Cruz Le Disque 1590- 15th Street Luna 2/27-3/4 Pennies from Heaven & 2 27 Concert for Kids Zoot Suit 1840 Haight All the performances (Feb. 20, San Francisco Symphony chorus 2/26 Imposters Silhouette Ruen 3 3-G Isaac Stern 21, 26, 27, 28) are $5. Time is 8 2/27 Red Asphalt, Tanks, PM. On March 4, 5at 8:30 PM in C arnival'82 2 27 Ravage Gill Theatre the Company will Brazil Tropical Carnival. The present additional performances. Galleria. 101 Kansas St.. Vi\a .Mr. Hyde's For more information and reser Brasil Bira Almeida Corpo 1390 California vations call: 6615 or 863-7580. Santa Special: Moacir Santos 2 26 Jules Broussard 3/1-5 Premiere of Spring and band. 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Trails Pepperdine by Two USF Wins With Comfort by Bill Cottles status of Quintin remains the same, play, the Dons rallied, outscoring The 17th ranked USF Dons won both as an athlete and a student, the Bulldogs 11-5 to take command two important WCAC contests last until further developments." The of the game, led 68-56 with 2:00 left, weekend, beating Portland 84-72, NCAA hs left the decision as to and went on to win 69-58. and Gonzaga 69-58, bringing their whether to let Dailey play to USF, Guard Quintin Dailey and Coach league record to 9-2. By winning which has allowed him to continue Pete Barry left late for the road trip twice. USF has managed to keep with the team, meaning the All- as a result of "legal matters." These pace with the first place Pepperdine American guard will be playing with legal matters were brought to the Waves (now 11-0) who they trail by the Dons for the rest of the season. public's attention earlier this week as two games with three league games Pepperdine comes to San Dailey was arrested and charged left to play. Pepperdine is now 11-0 with five felony counts, which he in the WCAC after defeating San Francisco Saturday to play the denied. Bill Fusco, USF athletic Diego last Thursday, 63-61. and St. Dons in a game in which USF will director, stated, according to the Mary's 79-66 on Saturday seek revenge after losing 102-91 earlier in the year at Malibu. USF San Francisco Chronicle. "The Quintin Dailey led the Dons close the score to 51-57 with 5:53 to Continued on page I J- scoring 56 points over the two games His 31 points against Port land was supported by John Hegwood's 20 points, with Portland West Coast Athletic Conference Standings guard Jose Slaughter leading his team with 29 points. The Dons CONFERENCE SEASON rallied at the stait of the second half WON LOST PCT. WON LOST to tie the game at 48 all. After trail Pepperdine 11 0 1.000 1< 6 .750 ing 34-41 at halftime. USF took a SAN FRANCISCO DONS 9 2 .818 23 4 .851 seven point lead 65-58, with 5 Santa Clara 6 5 .545 15 9 .625 minutes left in the game. But Portland 6 5 .545 14 10 .578 Portland came back, compliments Gonzaga 5 6 .454 13 11 .541 11 of Slaughter, to grab a one point St. Mary's 3 8 .272 13 .434 Loyola Marymount 1 10 .090 3 21 .125 lead. 67-66, with three minutes to play. USF then took advantage of Portland fouls to finally put away the Pilots, sinking 16 free throws in the last few minutes to win 84-72. SPORTSWRITERS Saturday night at Kennedy Anyone interested in writing sports Pavilion in Spokane, Washington, photo by Bill Cottles Dailey again paced the USF team The basketball Dons beat Gonzaga and Portland to bring their with 25 points and 5 assists, on 10 for for the USF FOGHORN this WCAC record to 9-2. First place Pepperdine also won twice to 14 shooting. The Dons led 33-28 at semster should contact the office halftime and stretched the lead to retain their 11-0 record and a two game lead over the Dons in the 47-36 midway through the second WCAC. The two teams clash Saturday night in Memorial (666-6122) as soon as possible and Gymnasium. half. When Gonzaga battled back to talk with Bill Cottles or Kelly Harp. Experience is not necessary. Regu lar writers can receive one unit credit.
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Dunkin' Dons vs. Pepperdine * 1982 Spring Intramurals * * One on One Finals *
'••••••••••••••••••* photo by Bill Cottles Dons in. Freshmen and Sophomores Deadlines: Sophomores 15 March WCAC Freshmen 15 May Continued from page 12 THBSB 3or2 plays Loyola Marymount (2-9) YEAR SCHOLAR Friday. If the Dons do not win the SHIPS COVERFULL WCAC, which they may not if the 7Um0N,BOOKS, Waves win Friday night at Santa LABFEESANDUP Clara, as they end the season against 2-9 Loyola, USF will almost T0$lt000AYEAK certainly make the NCAA playoffs, IN LIVING EX being a top twenty team. PENSES! FOR Some facts: flNO OUT ABOUT'A FULL TUITION FULL DETAILS, Dailey leads the WCAC in scoring with a 23.5 average, and Wallace MMYAOTC SCHOLARSHIP/ THERE ARE\SEE YOUR ARMY Bryant is second at 19.8. Bryant is 6.500SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE ROTC PROFESSOR leading the league in rebounds with TO QUALIFIED STUDENTS, WITH MORE OFMILITARY 9.8. closely followed by WCAC ON THE WAY- player of the week Orlando Phillips, SCIENCE. averaging 9.5 rebounds. Phillips is Individuals in the following majors to be given special consideration in this year's awards: second in field goal percentage NursinM . i r •--1 i-i/~g i Biologicao:^i^—: —_li Sciencr*_: e ^^^^^^^^ (62.4%) and first in blocked shots Chemistry Mathematics (1.8). As a team USF is averaging Physics Statistics Contact Department of Military Science 81.7 points a game to Pepperdine's 81.0. Loyola Hall Room 6 Phone (415) 666-6407 page 14 .sports. .February 26, 1982 Sports Menu-February 26-March 4 1982 Grey Fog Rolls In Friday, February 26 USF Basketball vs. Nevada-Reno (Home) 2:30 p.m. by Bill Cottles Lady Don's Basketball at U. of Alaska Tournament ... TBA The 1982 schedule for USFs Grey Thru Sunday Fog Football Club is set for the new Men's Basketball vs. Loyola Marymount (Home) .. 8:00 p.m. season. The Fog will be a member of USF Tennis: At La Jolla, CA. Pacific Coast Doubles .. TBA the National Collegiate Football Thru Sunday Association (NCFA), a sixty Saturday, February 27 member group of colleges whose USF Baseball vs. Nevada-Reno (2) (Home) 12:00 noon football teams participate on the USF Softball vs. San Francisco State (Home) .. . 12:00 noon college level. Women's Softball vs. San Francisco State (2) (Home) 12:00 noon The NCFA holds a national USF Basketball vs. Pepperdine (Home) 8:00 p.m. playoff each year that w ill determine Monday, March 1 an eventual national champion. The Women's Softball vs. UCLA (2) (Home) 1:30 p.m. association posts weekly stats, lists a USF Tennis at Pepperdine 1:30 p.m. top 10, and chooses an All- Tuesday, March 2 American team. The majority of the Baseball at Sacramento State 2:30 p.m. NCFA schools are located on the Tennis at UCLA 1:00 p.m. Fast Coast, and consist of two major Wednesday, March 3 conferences, the New England and Women's Softball vs. Cal. State Hayward (2) (Home) 2:00 p.m. Atlantic, with the rest ofthe schools Lady Dons' Basketball vs. Stanford (Home) 7:30 p.m. being listed as independents. USF Tennis at San Diego State 1:00 p.m. Nine games are slated for the Fog, five of them at home, including a Thursday, March 4 homecoming game October 30 at USF Basketball vs. Santa Clara (Home) 8:00 p.m. Kezar Stadium against Azusa Pacific preceding the first round of October 23. October 30 is The 1981 season marked the first the NCFA playoffs on November Homecoming against Azusa Pacific year of football on the USF campus 20. Oregon Tech. a 42-0 victor over to close out the home schedule. The in 10 years. Although the Fog went the Fog this past season, will be the last regularly scheduled game of the 0-6, Gutilla is optimistic about the first opponent for the 1982 football sesaon is November 6 against upcoming campaign, and expects to season. The two teams will meet on Sonoma State at Sonma. NCFA rally many potential fans at the September 11 in Grants Pass, playoffs start November 20, University. Coach Gutilla states, Oregon. continue with the second round on "Football is a motivating type of USF travels southward the November 27, and a Championship sport, and it can get the kids pumped following week to battle the game being played December 4. up and raring to go by basketball Bulldogs of the Redlands College on Twenty-four lettermen return season." September 18. The first home game from last year's 0-6, but enthusiastic The Chapman game last October is September 25 against Occidental squad. Leading the Fog are NCFA at Kezar Stadium drew 3400 fans, College at Kezar Stadium. All-American candidates Damon almost as much as a Dons' Laverne College comes to the Bay Bradford, a 6-4, 200 pound tight end basketball game, and Gutilla photo by Bill Cottles Area to play the Grey Fog on with a habit of making the acrobatic believes the Fog can draw 7,000 fans October 2 at Kezar, followed by the catch; 6-3, 245 pound senior center a game. National Collegiate Football Association All-American candi Pomona Pitzer Sagehens on Chuck Barbarini, noseguard Brett With the new spirit in the Grey October 9. The Mounties from dates Damon Bradford and Chuck Barbarini celebrate a Grey Fog Robinson, a 6-3, 235 pound senior, Fog Football Club the team may be eastern Oregon play the Fog touchdown. The Grey Fog will play a nine game schedule this and hard hitting Clint Morrison, a 6- the drawing card that the University October 16 at St. Ignatius High. season opening on September 11 against Oregon Tech. 0, 220 pound linebacker. has been looking for. 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Last year another for a six week exchange scholars laughed in their sleeves after having be known that the conclusions were student exchange program begun Institute faculty member, Shan visit to establish a finance been informed that the expected to be drawn by individuals several years ago to include faculty Weijian not only observed the USF curriculum for the Institute. These audience size was to be perhaps a themselves, rather than the members exchanges as well. Two weeks ago, business program but managed to exchanges of faculty scholars couple hundred. With humility, he of the scientific community. USFs McLaren College of Business complete his MBA here. The first between US and China are added that it was the topic rather What resulted from this received a visit from Su Shiwei, USF faculty to participate in the sponsored by the Asia Foundation than their presence which attracted introduction was an elaborately president of the Beijing Institute of exchange program at the Institute in which is headquartered in San the great crowd. planned and produced program. Foreign Trade (comparable to our Beijing will be William Murray, Francisco. The Shroud of Turin lecture Historical, chemical and medical February 9 was a resounding success aspects of their study were for the University of San Francisco. particularly discussed. At moments during the presentation, one could Both university and community notice that various people had been residents abounded. The bishop The .internship program is visibly moved by the sights and himself was there to hear the specifically designed to "get the pictures (particularly those with In Brief Movies in scientists and so were students, student to the workplace." whether computer color enhancement) and young families and those who might that's a Columbia or Kansas City the photography of minute be called part of the pin-striped suit U. of Missouri-Columbia business or a Washington, D.C. proportions of blood on the cloth. French set. students can spend their Christmas newsroom, where one Missour From comments heard during Dr. Robert Bucklin began by and spring vacations sleeping, journalism student spent part of her intermission and after, it was The French Film Club, sponsored clarifying that both he and Mr. Lynn eating, watching soap operas or Christmas break. Students pay for an evening well worth remembering. by the Department of Modern were scientists whose objective was getting valuable job experience. their own transportation and languages, wishes to announce to separate fact from fiction. Indeed housing, if necessary. "Inmost cases, upcoming films for the month of students do it near their hometown March *•**• "" tamsm—ma* Through a vacation externship or another place where they can have program coordinated by the Career someone to stay with," says Hansen. On March I, Ascenceur Pour Planning and Placement Center, L'Fchafaud will be shown. March 8. UMC students can spend from one Masculin Feminin is to be shown. day to two weeks working with The 1980 Christmas externship Then, finally on the 15th, Is Trou alumni in their fields. The vacation program drew about 75 participants, Sormand will be arriving here. FOGHORN / \ externship is only one facet of ASK, and this year's effort attiacted All the films will be shown at 7:30 Alumni Sharing Knowledge, a roughly the same number. Budget p.m. in either Harney 127 if feasible CLASSIFIED program through with UMC alumni cuts have eliminated some of the or NI13. The charges for the films CALL offer "real-world" information funds normally used to publicize the are: General public, $2.50; students through tapes, classroom talks, and program, Hansen says, but this $2.00. telephone interviews, says Bob problem was partially remedied 666-6122 Hansen, a CPPC coordinator, ASK through co-sponsorship of the is a joint project of CPPC and the externship program by the Arts and In addition, all the films are Mizzou Alumni Association, which Sciences Student Government shown in the French language with helped locate the 400-odd alumni which used its funds to buy ads in the English subtitles. who offer their expertise. student newspaper.
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