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Vol. LXIX Regis College, Denver, Colorado, Wednesday, October 27, 1976 No.7 Nominees Selected . J;ly KATHY BIRD Kenealy Races To four nommees have been Gold. The sophomore class West: Lucia is a senior and chosen thus far for the 1976 elected Maggie Smith. The lives off campus. Maggie annual Coronation Ball. yearbook chose Cindy Rus­ Smith resides on third floor Victory At PXE Marty Dale is the Alpha coni. O'Connell. Cindy lives on Kappa Psi nominee. Nu Rho Marty is a senior and a third floor West. Epsilon selected Mary Jo resident assistant on second The dance will be held at Photenhausen. Lucia Milford floor O'Connell. Mary Jo is a the Regency Hotel on No­ By KEVIN DAVIN will represent the Brown and vember 6. junior living on second floor The semi-annual road rally sponsored by the Rho Chi ~ I I ''Kennedy's Ch.lldren'' Cast Set fraternityKenealy and was Trip won Quintana.by Corky I The rally was held Saturday Fr. Gary Siebert has an­ players includes Mark Jahne Barbara Anne Martin as over a 90 mile course running nounced the cast for Robert as "The Bartender," Pat "Carla." through the Denver metro Patrick's Kennedy's Chlld­ McLelland as "Wanda," Bill The production will be area and heading into the ren, Regis College Theatre's Gable as "Mark," Tina La­ presented the first two week- mountains. After the contest second production of the Greca as "Rona," Rudee ends of December in Teatro a Woodsie was held at Gen­ current semester. The list of Robinson as "Sparger," and della Strada. esee Park, where compet- itors and friends consumed four kegs of beer, 350 hot Star Gazers Begin Another Year dogs, and a vast amount of By PAT GRAVINO firewood. The rally course was laid ready engaged in several weeks are a slide show, an ' I out by Mike ,Miralles, a PXE The Astronomy Club, different activities this year. astronomy film, planetarium pledge. The route led drivers staffed by Gregg Pieper, They have traveled to the visits and, later, skiing and and navigators over many president, Paul Wolf, vice C.U. Campus Observatory, camping excursions. Al­ TO THE VICTOR goes the spoils. Road Rally kings Trip 1 different types of paved road I president, Cindy Press, sec­ co-sponsored a lecture series though the club is devoted Quintana (left) and Corky Kenealy (right). I retary, and Steve Dungar, on the Mariner missions and and byways, including a mainly to the study and stretch of treacherous dirt brake failure and was forced treasurer, began its second spent a night in Frazier, viewing of heavenly bodies, Mary Ciampa directed her read that !csds out of Gold- to retite at check poinl six. j·ear cf st,;.r gazing thi:. year Colo., to clea.Jy view the the members also iearn lens dnver, Cathy Young, to drive en. At the Woodsie, prize ~t Regis. stars from the mountains. grinding and stellar photog­ to Vail and won the Jackass Rho Chi frat Vice Presi­ money and -trophies were 1 Club members have al- Planned in upcoming raphy. trophy for last place hands dent David Servance Jr. sup­ awarded to the first, second, down. plied the different riddles third, and last place holders. that gave each navigator a Kenealy and Quintana drove "The Frat made quite a D.U. Sponsors Law Conference Nov. 8th somewhat vague sense of away with $25, Tom Roper sum of money which will be ByTIMMOIUN direction. A new riddle was and Carl Philips took second used for some of our debts, Riley, the program provides one intending to pursue a picked up at each check poin, and $15, and Bob Brosn and and I can honestly say that The University of Den-. information ''for all persons career other than law. a total of seven in all. Mike Fox took third and $10. -everybody who participated ver will. sponsor the first interested in a legal career.'' There is no fee for the Of the 47 cars that en­ Brown also received a $54 had an enjoyable time" annual Rocky Mountain Pre­ The program is aimed specif­ conference. Any student in­ tered, 22 finished at Genesee · ticket and an hour and a half claimed Jay Tierney, PXE Law Conference on Novem­ ically toward students wish­ terested should contact Dr. Park. No accidents were pit stop in jail for his slighjtly Activity Director. The next ber 8, beginning at 2 p.m. ing to attend law school. Jim Riley in the political reported. However, Ed Dea­ over-enthusiastic bid for first rally is slated for sometime in According to Dr. Jim However. it is ooen to any- science department. gan's BMW experienced first. the spring. Bowles Offers Course Dea Ifni Regis Awaits Treeless Centennial Year crossed the other two roads With Stress to connect Federal with By NORB TREMKO Lowell. I Today, the silver maples Mr. Dick Bowles is are almost entirely gone. teaching a course entitled Where Main Drive curved "Hang-Loose in an Uptight into a circle remain a few Society." The course is held trees from the outer side. every Wednesday through Enough elms are left to Nov. 17. It . meets for the follow Carroll Road, and at third time tonight at Christ its intersection with Pana­ the King Learning Center tella Drive a few silver from 7:30 to 9:30. maples remain. The cotton­ According to Mr. Bowles, wood on the lawn of the REGIS COLLEGE OF THE 1970's SILVER MAPLES OF 1920's Main Drive have given Science Building is the sole Memorial Library. his course helps people cope way to Dayton Memorial and Quad. with everyday stress. Stu­ survivor of many, and the the school was founded. The were built in 1969-71 and the dents in the class are encour­ By PETE SARTUCCI three hickory trees by De­ maples were the first to go, quad was completely closed Hall, the other, a larger road, Smet Hall were once of the and the school was forced to to cars, but part of the old aged to stay calm in a crisis . The Quadrangle is the through a grand gate of stone situation, evaluate the prob­ south edge of Panatella. remove almost all of them. A gate can be seen on 50th, and center of compus life today, and cast iron, across the The end of the Regis forest few years later, city water a sunken spot marks part of lem then deal with it effec­ but just a few years ago it quad to a circle around the tively. came in 1950 when the city of was belatedly extended to. the irrigation ditch by the was a forest. The many new statue and evergreen plant­ denver converted from trol­ the campus and the elms and remaining maples. The giant ings in front of the Pink The course is a part of the buildings added since 1950 leys to busses and removed evergreens were saved. In blue spuruce and Douglas Palace. Carroll Road was Learning for Living program have almost hidden the most of the trackage. The the middle 60's, the campus firs by West Hall mark the lined with elm trees and sponsored by Metropolitan signs, but a close look will tunnel supplying Regis' irri­ roads were closed off, al­ other crescent planting of Main Drive with a double State College. Learning for reveal several fragments of gation water was inadver­ though the sidewalk between evergreens. Today, the big, row of silver maples. Just Living is a community ser­ the past. tently destroyed during the the Student Center and Car­ green lawn is a popular south of Carroll Hall, a road vice aimed at making Denver Two parallel toads origin­ demolition work and the roll shows where they frisbee spot, but look care­ lined with cottonwood trees a btt e erpace I tl'_o IVe. · ally ran from West 50th, one campus began to revert to crossed Main Drive. fully and you can still see alon2 the front of Carroll and ~amed Panatella Drive the desert it had ben when The_Library and West Hall what Re2is was. Trivia All Saints Masses Wild World Returns Quiz November 1 Pg.2 7 am,12:10,4:45,10pm Sports page

' ' ' Wednesday, October 27, 1976 Page 2 BROWN AND GOLD White Wing Requests- Cooperation ·- T.. n By LUCIA MILFORD , WB 6O lllJ White Wing needs your extra time to clean it, thus newed it for the past seven dents but we need the stu­ help! With the costs at Regis detracting from the service years, due to the satisfaction dents' understanding and going up, one way to make elsewhere in that particular with the service. support." Some of the White Wing The BROWN & GOLD is published during the academic your experience at Regis building. If the students Gary would like to say that people here serving you are, year by students of Regis College. Editorial opinion more comfortable and sat is- would "pitch in," that would the service is here to help the Dan Haberhorn, Chief Ser­ expressed in this publication does not necessarily reflect fying is to help White Wing mean the service could be students. But the students vice Technician, Lucy Duran, that of the administration, faculty, or student body. and ultimately, yourself. You more effective, thereby giv- must recognize that the can do this by not littering ing the student more service White Wingers are not just West Hall, Chris Thomas Subscriptions: $5.00 per year. and by being more conscious for his tuition dollar." "cleaners" or "janitors," DeSmet, Karen Underwood' Please direct all inquiries to the Brown and Gold, Regis and considerate about your White Wing is a profes- they are people, they need O'Connell, Harold Ellsworth' College, 50th and Lowell Blvd., Denver, Colorado 80221. waste disposal. According to sional campus housekeeping the job and they have a real Library and Chapel, Ja~ Phone 433-8471, Ext. 231. Gary Elshoff, Director of service which is a division of purpose in being here. He Keiser, West Hall and O'­ Services, "When students American Hospital Corpora- also states "we want to make Connell Hall, Harold Hooker generate litter in the dorms, tion. Regis has a contract it as comfortable and enjoy- Student Center and DeSmet Don't look now, but midterms are upon us and its it takes the cleaning service with the service and has re- able as we can for the stu- . Hall. time to burn the midnight oil again .•••or else. Its the same old story for many or us, but pity the poor freshmen. We should thank the women of Nu Rho Trivia Quiz Epsilon for once again providing the students in each of the dorms with some form of midnight sustainance, (20) What character did Jack (1) Who sought the fountain Nicholson play in "One though the prices charged for such delicacies may be of youth? Flew Over The Cuckoo's somewhat exorbitant. (2) Who is the voice of Char­ Nest"? ley on Charlies Angels? Send your entries to Tim We at the BROWN AND GOLD office have realized (3) Who said "I say segrega­ Ward, 132 West Hall. Deliciously the importance of this week of study and have tion now, segregation to­ therefore decided to slow down our operation. It is for morrow, segregation for­ Different this reason that we will not publish a newspaper next ever!" "Mary and Michael week and instead catch up on the backlog of class (4) Who is Eero Saarinen? material that has accrued to staff members during the (5) Who did Babe, the blue Fr. Michael Smith, S.J., is semester. The -BROWN AND GOLD will return on ox belong to? teaming up with freshman (6) Captain Queeg was the Mary Dries in starting a Wednesday morning, November 10, as a weekly commander of what ship? special music and talk show publication. (7) The New York Stock Ex­ on KRCR, Sunday evenings change is located on what from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. Even people who don't like yogurt go street? The purpose of the "Mary bananas over Frozen Yogurt! (8) What is the name of Walt and Michael" broadcast is to Letter to Editor Disney's field goal kick­ generate questions ana get REMARKABLE FACTS: responses on timely issues Dear Editor: The October 4 TIME says, ing mule? Frogurt is 94% fat-free from students, faculty and Frogurt has only 33 calories per ounce Why should college stu­ "He is sound, solid, steady. (9) Where would you find a staff. Mary and Michael can Frogurt has only 33% of the fat of milk dents choose Gerald Ford? His composure is unlikely to howdah? be telephoned at 433-8471, Frogurt has 33% more protein than ice cream Because his priorities make crack under the strain of (10) What spy organization Frogurt has only 10% of the fat of ice cream sense to young people. Be­ crises." did Stephany Powers ext. 373. cause he doesn't waffle on President Ford and his work for? SERVED IN VARIOUS WAYS: the issues. Because he levels running mate, Senator Bob (11) What scares an astra­ • WITH TOPPINGS with the people. Because Dole of Kansas, agree on phobiac? HAVE YOU SEEN Natural: Granola, coconut and pure Gerald Ford is FOR REAL. three basic principles of pri­ (12) What is another name honey. mary importance in our state These are his issues ... for a caricaturist? Fruit: Fresh banana and fresh or and nation: Less government (13) Who was Louisiana's fresh frozen strawberry. r INFLATION. President Ford interference in our Jives, "Kingfish?" recognizes that inflation more efficient and less costly (14) Which Marx brother did • SHAKES hurts the poor and those on government, greater local not speak during per­ With pure honey and your choice of fixed incomes most. In 2 control in government. formances? above-mentioned toppings. ye;~rs, he's cut inflation in Gerald Ford and Robert (15) Who was the oldest half (12% to 6%). His vetoes • BY ITSELF ,1-~ - ~- Dole believe in maintaining president at the time of of costly legislation have kept Amerca's greatness in terms inauguration? • TAKEHOME federal spending down and of military strength and hu­ (16) What animal is sacred to Pint, quart and carloads. ~ saved American taxpayers man compassion. Experi­ the Hindu Religion? r $9.2 b;_J!ion so far. r ence, judgment, honesty, the (17) Which rock group sang . THE 50'S HITS ARE r TAXES. President Ford has ability to respond-these are the song "Alta Mira"? r proposed $28 billion in tax the qualities young people (18) Which college gave ALIVE & WELL AT r cuts. He wants to increase want in leaders. Michael Landon a schol­ I the personal tax ememption arship for track? r from $750 to $1000. Thank you, r (19) Who was the first host of Kim Spann Truth or consequences? JOBS. President Ford in­ Steve creased employment $3:8 million last year alone. He has proposed $128 billion New York Life worth of tax cuts for individ­ LOYOLA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO -, T l- ( INSURANCE uals and businesses in order ROME CENTER OF LIBERAL ARTS ~ INFORMATION to give Americans more con­ trol over their incomes and to KEITH E. RENNINSON spur more job creation in 232-5632 private enterprise. MAKE YOUR DEGREE EDUCATION. Two princi­ ples underlie President Ford's support for Federal aid to higher education: aid 119i~tinctibt. in most cases should go to individuals rather than insti­ STUDY IN tutions and no student should be denied access to a college education because of financial barriers. RIGHTS FOR WOMEN AND ROME. MINORITIES. On Women's • Classes in English • Credits Transfer Roaring Twenties Italian Cabaret Equality Day, 1976, Presi­ • Campus in Rome Drink a Cappuccino, sip a Chianti, fr· dent Ford said, "It would be • Courses in: have a st, listen to great entertain­ most fitting for the ratifica­ ment <..aid have the time of your life tion of the Equal Rights ANTHROPOLOGY e BUSINESS & ECONOMICS e CLASSICAL in the laughing atmosphere of the Amendment to be accomp­ STUDIES • ENGLISH & ITALIAN LIT. e FINE ARTS e Italian style. There's stained glass lished." President Ford has HISTORY e ITALIAN e PHILOSOPHY • POLITICAL SCIENCE e an whiskey mirrors and Twenties art increased the number of eTHEATREeTHEOLOGY everywhere. Order amazing cocktails, women in high level posi­ Chicago style deep dish pizza, pasta, veal tions in the federal govern­ MANY SCHOLARSHIPS TRANSFER ... parmigiana, veal piccata, cioppino, scampi, ment. As President he advo­ APPLY NOW FOR SPRING OR. NEXT YEAR! paella, steamed clams, eight great sand­ cated and signed legislation wiches and more. Step out to the plush, extending the protection of FOR INFORMATION MAIL TO: LOYOLA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO raucous, lively, laughing Josephina's the Voting Rights Act to the ROME CENTER OFFICE. 6525 N. SHERIDAN RD , CHICAGO, ILL. 60626 Roaring Twenties Italian Cabaret. Absolutely Spanish speaking and other Name School electric, every day and night. Lunches Americans who do not speak from $1.75, dinners. from $2.95. Hours: English. Address M-Th. 11:30 AM-Midnight; Gerald Ford is a man _S tate Z:p Sat. 11:30 AM-2 AM; Sun., 11:30 AM-2 AM. young people can appreciate. ACCEPTANCE PRIORITY IS GIVEN TO . 1433 Larimer St. Larimer Square. 623-0166 He's at home in our Colorado REGIS COLLEGE STUDENTS DUE TO AFFILIATION Rockies. He loves the out­ WITH THE ROME CENTER. doors; he relishes the inten­ sity of sports competition. Wednesday, October 27, 1976 BROWN AND GOLD Page 3 AKY Boxing Night

Returns To Regis By STEVE SHINN By JAY SCOTT should enter his name with In their rematch game with Willis Ashby, President of the boxing committee. the University of Colorado, Alpha Kappa Psi, has an­ For spectators, the doors the Regis soccer team again nounced that A.K.Y. will to fieldhouse 5 will open at carne up on the short end of hold it's semi-annual boxing 8:30 with the first match the final score dropping the night on Friday, Oct. 29 in beginning at 9:00. The ad­ contest 6-1. fieldhouse 5. Any student mission fee is $2.50 which From the very start of the wishing to participate in a includes the price of beer. game, Regis was at a disad­ boxing match may sign up in vantage with their starting the cafeteria during lunch There are several ques~ goalie, King Gladden, out of and dinner. As it stands now, tions that have been raised this contest with a badly cut the number of bouts is open as a result of the previous and infected finger. Fresh­ to the number of people who boxing matches. Will Steve man Bob Brown, who has would like to box. -A keg of "Muhammed Ali" Canton clocked little playing time beer will be awarded for the try to regain his lightweight and no minutes in the nets, best match. title? Will the three man tag was used to replace Gladden. Bouts may be arranged in team of "Buzz" Buzzerio Brown's inexperience was two ways. A student may and Steve Dixon go for a evident as C. U. quickly scor­ challenge an opponent and fourth impressive win? Fin­ ed the first time they had the enter themselves with the ally, will Ed "Tuna" Calla­ ball. Then just moments later .... . ' _:a., ' .. "'; . - ,...... boxing committee as oppon­ han get revenge and wop there was an infraction called Murray McGrath in action at previous game. ents, or bouts can be arrang­ against Regis in their penalty Barron had never played John Amato in the comedy time and time again. Jim fine assist with his pass that ed be height and weight. In bout of the year or will Tuna area which awarded C.U. a goalie and C.U. took advan­ penalty kick. The penalty Burns played some standout split the C. U. defense and this case, the student alone dislocate his jaw again? tage of his inexperience by defense by continually clear­ kick was made easily as putting in two more goals allowed Besserbocher to Brown barely got a hand on ing and taking the ball away break away with only the before the half ended. from C. U. forwards deep in the shot. Regis, in the second half, goalie to beat, which he did the Regis end. easily by shooting the ball SPORTSTRAIT After C. U. scored another played very tough as they into the far right corner of By BILL FLEMING goal, Regis switched goalies have been in their last few Late in the second half the goal. After letting in five Regis College basketball and put Pat Barron in the games. Barron was more re­ Regis scored on a well-exe­ basketball. His coaching ex­ goals in the first half, the coach Jim Karabetsos has nets. Barron proved to be a laxed and poised in the goal cuted give and go pass play perience includes four years Regis defense tightened al­ high hopes for this year's little better than Brown as he as he carne up with some fine by Jim Besserbocher and Pat at Mankato State, in Wis­ lowing only one in the second basketball team, but present­ made some good saves. But saves when C. U. threatened McNulty. McNulty made a consin, three years at the half. ly he is hesitant to talk about University of Denver, one the team's performance this year at the University of early in the year. Kansas, and he is presently Coach Karabetsos is in his in his fourth season at Regis. fourteenth year of coaching, Last year the Regis team twelve of which have been was based on good individual connected with collegiate play starting Tony DuCros, t who is the only non-returning letterman. Last year's team those with the cat-Ike quick­ Hello, Regis sports fans, With F.L.A. out of conten­ the forearm of the FLA was sometimes inconsistent ness of Chris (Neil's brother) Wild World of Sports is tion for a championship player remained uninjured. as a result of this individual Cullen , the tortoise quick­ back- although a bit late, berth, we must turn to the Jim unfortunately met mis­ play. With nine lettermen ness of Anthony M. Longo we are back. You see it takes other 8 teams in the league. fortune. Oh well Jim, take it and the confidence of P.O. back, two junior college time to bring together and In the struggle for play off E.Z. Richards. transfers, one freshman re­ coordinate a first class staff positions in ''A' ' league it is These are two teams that Intrarnurals is not only for cruit and several impressive and first class we are. Our merely a battle for second are likely to head for the big the men but also our beauti­ walk-ons, Karabetsos is purpose is to objectively place. Do-It need not even game under the lights, but ful co-eds. No one knows the pushing for consistant team observe and eventually com­ show up for their final game there are other players in the play. ment on the events which to find post season action. team to beat and no one _ league who deserve being cares either. The crowds In previous years Regis occur both regularly and This group of frustrated mentioned-guys such as are not drawn because of has had six or seven out­ periodically at the Ranch. jocks, led by Baby Face Steve Canton. We often won­ tight competition, but to standing players and only Intrarnurals and varsity ath­ Hovorka has dominated this der why Steve honors us with watch these lovely young mediocre strength from the letics are not our only con­ year's schedule. With the his presence in our league. things perform. The crowds bench. This year, with a cern, there are many other blazing speed of Tim Cass­ He deserves not even the Big awe at the gracefulness of conference expanded to el­ facets of activity on campus idy, the hands of Torn Whit­ Eight or Big Ten action. How Bubba Maier or Connie Bav­ even teams, Regis will play which could be classified as ten, the size of " Buff" about the powder puff inger, the form of Jenny several Friday, Saturday and "sporting". For example, we Klisath and an academic league, which is without a Griewe and the performance -c. Sunday games. With three are encouraged to see the leader like Gary Nelson how doubt a rougher league than ability and frequency of a games in four days the value concern and ingenuity of could you guys go wrong. We the men's. Then there are put on reserve strength in­ some of the new freshmen are very impressed in the Julie Shutts. creases immensely. The in­ boys. They have taken the way you guys can run up the creased roster has led to initiative to promote the score against some of the better attitudes among the sport of boxing at many of lousy teams. You'll show us players and thus far this year our campus events, which won't you? See ya under the practices have been enthusi­ has not been seen at Regis in lights. astic and spirited. many years. TKO seems to·be the most Knowing that the intra­ improved team of the season Women's I.M. Bound mural football season is near­ under the leadership of their ing an end, we would still lightfooted lineman Buzz. At In Triangular Race like to comment on the the printing of this, the performance of Commission­ playoff spot may already be By JO JO WALTER with an interception, and er Bill Fitzsimmons. The taken. Good luck anyways­ The "Wild Turkey's", Pam Flynn ran in for the head injury you suffered heaven knows that each and "No Great Loss" and "Not other touchdown and extra during the Do-It game must everyone of you needs it. Yet" continued their winning point for "Not Yet." have caused brain damage. Action in "B" league im­ streaks, with the "Spread­ As if playing a double­ Bill, this staff had already mediately brings us to the abies" joining the bandwag­ header was not enough, the taken that for granted, so subjects of the Geeks-a a special kind of Navy Flyer. on to round out women's "Tufshights" met the ever keep up the work in spite of greatly improved team under Be football action for the 17th. "Wild Turkey's" who hand­ your handicaps. the direction of Jimmy Plu. Be a Naval Flight Officer. The "Spreadables" start­ ed them their second loss of Before the season began, With the commissioner and ed the day off with a 18-6 the day by a score of 34-8. out pick for the top team of the most gifted of all athletes Whenever a Navy plane is under electronic con­ victory over the "Sticky Fin­ . Even when the offensive the year was F.L.A. Without at Regis, Bill "Beaker" Un­ trol.' that plane is in the hands of a Naval Flight gers," with Anne Chermack "Turkey's can't get anything a doubt these young men had land, how can you guys lose? Off1cer. Naturally, as a candidate for Naval Flight and Kitty Berrigan running going, someone on that team brought together the finest We predict a championship Officer training you'll need some very special in for the "Spreadables" will be able to, and in this quality of football players on in store for this team with a qualifications. First, you must really want to fly, touchdowns. The loss ended case it was "Salio" and the and off campus. This in itself major upset over Do-It. Do-It even if you've never flown before. You'll also need a college degree and a sharp mind. the season for the "Sticky defense. The Tufshights had indicated to us a powerhouse has the knack of gagging a Waiting at the end of your training program Fingers." their hands full to say the of a ballclub. But as the bit in championship games. are the Golden Wings of a Naval Flight Officer. "No Great Loss" hung on season progressed, we saw The team that could and .... least. By then you'll be an expert in areas like Jet Navi­ to first place by just edging Blitzkrieg had a bye. that these young athletes have already spoiled the gation and Airborne Control . . . equipped to do lacked organization, a down­ Geeks' chances at this print­ the "Srekcuf's 6-0. Shirley your job wherever you go. fall to the quality of play they ing is Quasars. With a Pat Knight caught a pass and ran But whatever your specialty, travel will be in for the only score of the were capable. As the season Barron at controls, we all WOMEN'S know that this team could part of your life. And so will challenge, responsi­ game. Even though "No progressed even further this bility, achievement and reward . Great Loss" may have been a I.M. STANDING group of il1iterate dirtbags explode at any given time. This team is good but would If that's the kind of career you're looking for, bit "out of shape" for the showed what they were ac­ and if you think you've got what it takes to be a game, the ' ' Srekcuf' s'' tually capable of-crying on even be better with a healthy Jim Martin. As most of us Naval Flight Officer, see your local Navy re­ should be commended on a Wild Turkey's 6-1 their mama's shoulder. This cruiter. know, Jim is a dirty ball­ gam(;! well played. Blitzkrieg 6-1 staff must humble them­ "Not Yet" remained in No Great Loss 6-1 selves and admit that our player. This type of play finally caught up with him. Be Someone Special. Fly Navy. 2nd place by defeating the Not Yet 5-2 preseason assumptions were During on play against FLA, See the Navy Recruiting Team "Tufshights" 13-6. Donna Spreadables 2-5 wrong. Instead of great ath­ Jim, angered, violently Brown caught a touchdown Tufshights 2-5 letes you are simply lifetime Nov. 2, 3, 4 thrust the upper portion of pass for the "Tufshights" Sticky Fingers 1-6 losers. E.Z., if you can read his body at the forearm of a At The Student Placement Center score, while Sue Figueroa Srekcuf 0-7 this, tell your boys to stick to In The Student Center Building pranced into the endrone Hop Skotch. popular FLA player. Luckily Wednesday, October 27, 1976 Page 4 BROWN AND GOLD Regis Awaits "Reggae" Concert By KEVIN CLEARY appear including Toots Hib­ world all year." Concert fans, don't des­ bert and the Maytals (a Also of possible interest to pair. Regis fieldhouse will be reggae group), blues musi­ the concert goer, is a propos­ alive with the sound of cian Freddie King, and al made by Gladden to the music, and soon! On Wed­ "Whiskey River" a local President's Committee that would allow Regis students nesday. November 3, the jazz/ blues band. Another HJ\~ Ba~)J college will present an eve­ concert has been planned for to charge tickets for concerts ning of top notch entertain­ late November if negotia­ and social events in the SC"E:DUL.£:0 ment for your listening tions with !Jromoters are bookstore. The results of this proposal shuuld _be made pleasure. The concert will successful. According to ON "THE CiiRt..~ feature a variety of music for King Gladden, social director available sometime this a variety of tastes, from at Regis, he hopes for several week. SlDE: OF eACH Jamaican "Reggae" straight more concerts throughout Tickets for the November from the islands, to the the year but Gladden says third concert, which begms sounds of down home jazz "the Denver market is so at 7:30 p.m., will be six wttJq ... and blues. flooded with musical per­ dollars and will go on sale at Three bands are slated to formers that is makes it hard area outlets including 'Malt -m\ S ~A R c»JL.'r' to make a deal satisfactory to Shop, Kingbee Records, the school, the promoters Mammoth Gardens, Inde­ (~l't)! and the bands" and then he pendent Records, Blue added "Denver had more Spruce, Evergreen, Rocky major concerts in a three Mountain Records, Boulder, month period this summer and Finest Records, Fort than any other city in the Collins and Greeley. Dustin Hoffman, Lawrence Olivier star in: BUSBY LIQUORS Record. 4901 Lowell Blvd. ''Marathon Man'' Hypnosis ByE. DENNIS KELLEY dom. During the construction Review "PERSONALIZED SERVICE" "Marathon Man" begins of the movie, we watch a -Help with the amplified sound of giant trap being set. On the By E. DENNIS KELLY see John or Elsie breathing as Dustin Hoffman three continents, various a­ Since the early '70's, a Center runs around the Central Park four piece band called Van Weekdays 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. gents, couriers, and big time HOURS reservoir. Cast as Babe Levy, hoods are engaged in a vast der Graaf Generator has has now available • Friday and Saturday 9 a.m. a poor but brilliant Jewish criminal action converging developed a Joyal following private or group to Midnight graduate student at Colum­ on the defenseless student. in the United States and has sessions to help yout+-'-"'--~~~---~..::_------'-J bia University, the younger Babe is unaware of the become a headliner in Eu­ lose weight, stop son of a famous historian rope, despite a three-year Professionally Ahead In Hair impending horrors, but the smoking, gain con­ driven to suicide by charges suspense operates at all retirement. fidence, relieve made against him during the levels, closing in on him. The group- has been to­ headaches, alcohol. McCarthy era. As the forces arrayed a­ Reasonable Rates The script takes Hoffman gether on and off since 1967 gainst Babe become so hid­ when Vander Graaf started OF WESTMINSTER back to the age range of THE eously ruthless that anything -EXPERIENCED- as a quintet at Manchester GRADUATE and he seems Babe can do will seem justi­ -CERTIFIED- University and lasted a grand Hairstyling for the entire family. only ideal for the part be­ fied, Lawrence Olivier makes -SAFE-NATURAL- total of one year. Three of the cause of talent and acting his entrance in a gruesome 1407 WEST 84TH AVE. members from the original CLINICAL HYPNOSIS experience even though scene. The chase story is for free consultation KING SOOPER"S CENTER years seem to be catching up group survive today: Peter DENVER. COLORADO 80221 infused with rightuousness, Hammill, vocals, lyrics, gui­ CALL with him. Yet Hoffman acts since the head conspirator, younger, and has never be­ tar, piano, and overall lead­ APPOINTMENTS (303) 427-3707 Szell(played by Olivier), is a fore looked so fit. His perfor­ er; Hugh Banton, piano, or­ OWNER. JOE CRUZ surviving Nazi war criminal, 534-8432 mance hints of su erstar- gan, mellotran, bass pedals, obscenely rich and arrogent, guitar; and Guy Evans, with a fortune derived from drums and percussion. The robbing the Jews in the current VDGG is complete death camps, and the stu­ with David Jackson, saxo­ dent, is symbol of intelle­ phones and flutes. URGE gence, moral strength, and endurance. After the first break up in John Schiesinger the di­ 1969, Peter Hammill decided rector of Marathon Man to record a solo album. After seer - somewhat vague in searching around for backing pro< .• g suspence in the musicians he decided on the CHEF ones he knew best, the rest film, but then again there really isn't much clarity for of the original VDGG. Thus, suspence. "Aeroso Grey Machine" be­ FEDERAL came a Van der Graaf LP. 50th & Peter Hammill pursued a NORTH solo career from 1972 through 1974, keeping in FEDERAL contact with the group, pav­ WELCOMES BACK REGIS ing the way for the reunion in late 1974. Since reforming, CHEVRON the group has toured France, England and Italy and has WITH released three albums, the latest of which is "World 497& N. FEDERAL Record," which coincides THE REGIS COLLEGE SPECIAL with their first U.S. tour. PH. 4&8-1718 In all, 1976 marks the first year that America has had a , Buy A Super Shef/ Large Drink chance to appreciate Van de Graaf Generator on record Get OJL CHANGE and in concert. It's been a long time coming, but ~KE IF70RK "World Record". proves it Free Fries BR 4 W' 1 was worth the watt.

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