7£ -UM- No. 21
February 25, 1977
published weekly by the students ol the University ol Tennessee at Chattanooga
IN THIS WEEK'S Prof. Hall Echo Special Entertainment Issue YOU'LL FIND Denies TREVOR'S DISCOURSE ON CURRENT TELEVISION - Pages 6 & 7
TREVOR'S LOVE AFFAIR WITH "COUSIN COUSINE" - Page 5
Right To Die UPCOMING FILMS ON THE UTC CAMPUS - Page 10
by Nora McCarthy MUSIC REVIEWS OF JAZZ, POP, & BLUEGRASS - Page 5 Life is an "endowment" to man and man therefore does not have the moral THE UTC THEATRE COMPANY'S LATEST PROJECT - Page 10 right to terminate it. A NEW FEATURE SECTION, "GOING GREEKS" - Page 8 With these thoughts. Dr. Thor Hall UTC Distinguished Professor of Religion and Philosophy, began Wednesday's 'Hotseat' program at the Methodist Student Center. Students Smoked Out "The Right to Die With Dignity?" was by Charles Buck the topic of discussion as Dr. Hall The normal calm and quiet studious In a telephone interview with Mr. defended the position which he has atmosphere in the UTC Library was Barbatti <>n Tuesday, he was asked what taken in the Delia Dockery court case briefly disturbed al 6:05 p.m. Monday the physical plant believed was the against euthanasia or mercy killing. Dr. Thor Hall evening. A lire had erupted in the cause of the lire. Mr. Barbatti, who was Stating that liberals have tried to Photo by Don Worthington basement beneath one of the elevators. not at the scene, insisted that there had extend the Right to Live debate to the not assist the family, doctors or According to Mr. Henry Barbatti, been no fire, only a minor short, and death argument, Dr. Hall said that man society." That decision stated that the Director ol the Physical Plant, the that until Superintendent Joe Johnson has been "given" life and that the civil respirator may be unplugged only if "electrical leads to the motor" were could run a lew tests the cause would rights of the individual do not include there is no "reasonable possibility" of smoking and throwing sparks. remain a mystery. the right to take one's own or another's Mrs. Dockery ever recovering from her life. comatose condition. It all began with the ringing of the Officially the elevators in the library emergency bell Richard Waskom, a are inspected once a year by the state. Medical technology, said Dr. Hall, is In response to a question from the sophomore Business major was studying Mr. Barbatti says (he physical plant merely an extension of. not an audience. Hall agreed with the on the third floor. He heard a lady "normally checks the elevators once a aberration from, nature. "Technology is proposition that federal aid be made hollering from within the elevator, but month or so", but he could not be sure not the enemy of nature it learns its available to those families which must neither Richard nor the lady were able secrets from nature." when the last time was that any of the pay for extensive medical care ol this to get the door open. Running elevators in the library had been type. downstairs to get the emergency key Hall stated that it is the responsibility inspected. of the courts to lay down guidelines in A "Living Will" in which an from Mrs. Murgai, head of the the area of euthanasia. In the Dockery individual niay request that circulation department, Waskom went When told that the student who had case, he feels that to discontinue the technological apparatus be disconnected back upstairs and let the woman out of helped put the fire out, and one of the respirator and other equipment would should they ever reach a condition the elevator. staff at the library had actually seen be morally wrong because there is still where recovery is hopeless is legal in flames coming from the motor, Mr. some brain activity. According to the several states such as California. Mrs. Murgai had called Security, and Barbatti expressed disbelief, saying, law in Tennessee, which states that "a when the Sergeant arrived, he unlocked "You know how these things are, person is dead if there is total and the basement compartment where the people tend to exaggerate the truth irreversible cessation of brain activity," elevator motor is located. With the because they like to feel important." Mrs. Dockery is still alive. However, Dr. Hall feels that this, too, is immoral because it takes the decision to assistance of an unidentified man who end life out of the hands of God. had been in the lobby at the time of the However, the case reached the courts alarm, Waskom put the fire out by using OH the request of the Dockery family two of the extinguishers that the library Asked of individuals have the right to which feels that because she is not on a has on hand for just such occasions. certain level of consciousness Delia form their own ultimate principles Dockery is dead. concerning life and death. Hall stated that while he could not force his morals Shortly after the fire had been put The legal definition of death varies on another person, it is the duty of the out, Captain Jones and the men of Fire from state to state and according to Dr. courts to defend life even if they must Hall No. 3 of the Chattanooga Fire Hall there is no consensus at all among oppose an individual's wishes. Department arrived in two trucks. A lawyers, ministers or moralists. third truck was turned back as soon as it Next Wednesday's 'Hotseat' will was ascertained that the danger had Not only is the Dockery case not a feature Floyd R. Morgan who is the been abated. The fire department good one for setting any sort of legal attorney for the Dockery family. remained on the scene however and precedents because of the "curious Morgan will discuss "The Legal used two large fans to clear the library combination of brain damage and the Problems of the 'Right to Die'?" The lung condition," states Dr. Hall, but "It discussion will begin at noon and the of the smoke that had accumulated on is also unfortunate that this ruling did public is invited. all three floors. PageJ^ THE UNIVERSITY ECHO February 25, 1977 Blue Key (Sophs Eligible for Advanced ROTC) Skylab ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Sophomores at UTC who are ROTC Basic Camp stresses Department, UTC. | Astronaut T||nC 00 not currently enrolled in Military leadership development. Its "Or," said LTC Morris, "they lillln 2Lit3) Science can still become eligible purpose is to bring the student to can call me or CPT Williams al 1 for the two-year advanced Army a level of military education and 7554195/4449, and we'll be to Speak ROTC course, LTC Dannie B. experience which allow him or her happy to talk about the two-year UTC's chapter of Blue Key, Morris, Professor of Military to enter the advanced course next program. It's got several Science, announced this week. fall." advantages and benefits that we America's largest honor fraternity This same opportunity is available Astronaut Paul Weitz will be in for outstandingupperclassmen,has For most students, completion think many students will be Chattanooga on Thursday, March to junior college and community of either the basic course or the interested in." 10, to speak at the annual announced the names of 23 new college graduates who will be basic camp is required for ROTC courses are electives clarence T. Jones Memorial student members. entering UTC next fall. enrollment in UTC. "However," taken along with the student's Banquet, co-sponsored by the Each student this year ranks in ..LTC. Morri. s . explaine, .d . tha,. t LTC Morris added< "veterans chosen major and usually takes Barnard Astronomical Society of tuden s w 1 do not take e the upper 35% of his or her ^ * nT J ° ,!J normally receive credit for the only about three hours out of a Chattanooga and the Chattanooga respective class and received °as,c "UI YS^A^™^?"3,,- Y basic course based on thdr Prior weekly class schedule. Engineers Club. The topic of his faculty nomination. for advanced ROTC by attending serVice, and can enter directly into Basic Camp cadets are paid lecture is "Future Applications of The new members are: Barbara a special six-week summer the advanced program." nearly $500 for the six weeks of Space". The banquet-lecture Aderholt, Linda Allen, John R. program at Port Knox, Kentucky. The Military Science training. While at basic camp they begins at 7:30p.m.; tickets are Anderson, Joseph Phillip Carver, At the basic camp, students Department will be interviewing also receive free room and board $6.50 per person. Tickets and receive instruction in prospective candidates for the and are reimbursed for further information can be John Michaek Corey, Gretchen T. communications and leadership summer program until March, transportation to and from Fort obtained by calling 6224762 Driver, Daviel Duncan, Eddie techniques as well as military drill, Students interested in basic camp Knox. / (days) and 892-5127 (evenings). Goodgame, Jacalyn Henry, Jane tactics, history and weapons. and the advanced course should Students in the advanced course Astronaut Weitz will also give a Howard, Kathy Hutton, Lynn According to LTC Morris, "The write to Military Science are paid $100 a month• fo" r up t^om brief talk at Cleveland State Jurczak, Janice Miller, Mark 10 months of each school year Community College,followed by a Stephen Poteet, Marion Ridley, and upon graduation are question and answer session, to Dusty Rhodes, Joe Savitz, Jeanne New UAC Members commissioned as second take place Thursday Morning, Scanland, Michael Welch, Mary lieutenants in the U.S. Army. March 10. Scott Willis, Gordon Wayne Astronaut Weitz served as pilot The Undergraduate Alumni must be highly knowledgeable in on the Skylab I mission, during Womack, Judy Zumwalt. Council of UTC has announced campus affairs in order to answer The University Echo, a student newspaper, is published by the May and June, 1973. Along with Two faculty members, Dr. the names of 17 new members for any questions which alumni might Astronauts Charles Conrad, Jr. Richard Detmer (Math) and Dr. students of the University of the 1977-78 year, its fourth year have. Tennessee at Chattanooga. The and Joseph Kerwin, he logged 28 Ziad Keilany (Economics) were of operation. UTC's chapter of the UAC is ECHO is published weekly during days and 404 orbits of the earth, also named. Ms. Rose Selcer, The new members are: Suzanne limited to 30 members by its the school year with the and completed most of the 55 secretary to the Dean of Students, Butler, Arlie Cagle, Abby Dyer, constitution . This year it was exception of holidays and exam scheduled scientific experiments was named Special Honorary periods. planned for the flight, including David Fowler, Frances Haman, particularly hard hit by The ECHO was founded in 1900 member. Vivian Hixson, Julie Kinser, Doris graduation losing 17 old members. deployment of a thermal sunshade as the student newspaper of the to correct a serious overheating Every year Blue Key sponsors officers for the UAC are: John University of Chattanooga. Knisley> Mari Lloyd) cindy problem aboard skylab. the "Follies" an entertainment Lowery Cheryl Luzier Karen B Andersori) president; Nancy The ECHO subscribes to the competition among campus Masiulis, Scott MiUer, Judy Reece, Collum, vice-president; Bonnie College Press Service (CPS), the Astronaut Weitz retired from National Educational Advertising the U.S. Navy in June, 1976, at 6 15 Mike Rorex Joe SavitZ and Service (NEAS) and CASS the rank of Captain, with 22 years scheduleT^T'^V^Ad for Monday, Apri^l 4, in bblefield' . ' Dunn, recording secretary; Karen Karen Stu Cate, corresponding secretary; and advertising. of service. He remains with NASA the Chattanooga Room. All Formed to foster relations ECHO TELEPHONES as a civilian astronaut currently money taken in at the "Follies" ^ Barbara Spittler, treasurer. Editorial and News 755-445 1 betwecn umtd md the campus The next meeting of the UAC involved in the development of will be donated to Easter Seals. Adverting, Production 755-4452 the UAC is for some alumni, their will be on March 1. the space shuttle program. The officers for UTC's Blue Key , only link with the present JV4 li':,AlIlk'''«W*'''« .-flkVV. ..^Wtr.: X WW.: '^9w\*''.^U?.'- organization are: Tim Oster, students and administration. president; Rick Driggins, Sponsoring such events as UTC vice-president; David Dick, Appreciation Week, Reno Night, I I treasurer; Cindy Wheeler, and the Spring Golf Tournament, secretary; Angela Christian, the UAC serves as a liason to give I V. I national representative; and the alumni a favorable impression Chuck Holt, vice-president in of the University. I charge of public relations. 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by Charles Buck It was dark out, and even in perfect physical shape to spend though the stars were shining the day humping hills and crossing brightly somewhere overhead, streams, but it helps. The Daytime they could not be seeen for the Land Navigation course is dense foliage that enveloped each considerably easier than the night man. The four hundred and phase. Besides the lensatic twenty-five meter trek through compass to help guide the cadet, the bush had been slow and he or she has the added advantage difficult, but soon they would be of using terrain association and upon their objective. increased visibility. Also, the A dangerous mission behind daytime phase encourages more enemy lines? No, but it could be. individual effort because each For these men and women are cadel must run the course alone. members of UTC's ROTC The course consists of twelve Moccasin Battalion. As part of "points" on the m;ip, identified their preparation to become by grid coordinates, of which the future officers in the United Cadet must find ;it least seven. States Army, over thirty UTC Although there is some work cadets, high school cadets, and involved and a lot of strenuous cadre spent a night and a day at physical activity, the weekend WRONG AGAIN. CADET! 2ndLt. Joe Kilgore, left, returned to UTC this past weekend as the ROTC the Catoosa Military Reservation provides a great deal of fun for conducted a land navigation exercise at Catoosa. Lt. Kilgore received his commission when he graduated just east of Ringgold Georgia. the group as a whole. from UTC last August. He is now stationed at ht. Campbell, Ky. Receiving instructions from Lt. Kilgore The three phases of training (hat is Cadet Major Jeff Sullivan. (ROTC photo) were emphasized on this most recent FTX (field training exercise) were Night Land Navigation, Barracks Training, and Daytime Land Navigation. The exercise is part of the required material for the MS Ill's (juniors enrolled in the Advanced Reserve Officers Training Course) and actually counts towards their final grade. The Night Land Navigation is perhaps the most difficult of the three subjects and is designed not only to test the cadets' proficiency in the use of a compass at night but also to measure their ability to work closely with two other cadets as a team in a stress situation. Barracks Training consisted primarily of information relating to life at Summer Camp. Almost all of the juniors and some seniors and sophomores will be attending Advanced Camp at Fort Riley, Kansas. Preparation for this includes learning "the military way" of doing things such as making beds, folding laundry, and many other every day tasks. Saturday morning at o'dark thirty began with that age-old ritual of soldiers everywhere, calisthenics. You don't have to be Advertisement Fxcellent summer counseling opportunities for men and women who are interested in serving boys and girls ages 7-16, guiding them in their physical, mental and spiritual development. Only those persons who will dedicate their wholehearted efforts to help eached individual child develop to his or her potential should apply. One must have ability to teach in one or more of our specialized activities. College students, teachers, and coaches should apply. CAMP THUNDRRBIRD, When there's a challenge, located 17 miles south of Charlotte, N.C, is an ACA quality makes the difference. accredited camp member, specializing in the water sports We hope you have some fun with the challenge. (sailing, water skiing, swimming There's another challenge we'd like to offer you, too. and canoeing), yet an added The Pabst challenge: emphasis is placed on the land We welcome the chance to prove the quality of sports (general athletics, tennis, our beer. We challenge you to taste and compare golf, archery, riflery, and backpacking). Horseback riding, Pabst Blue Ribbon to any other premium beer. You'll white-water canoeing, and like Pabst better. Blue Ribbon quality means the best tripping are extras in our excellent fasting beer you can get. Since 1844 it always has. program. For further information write or call G. William Climer, Jr., Director, Camp Thunderbird, PABST Since 1844.The quality has always come through.
Route 4, Box 166-A, Clover, S.C. 119" PABST Ont WtNfXlOMPANv M.lwiuk.T Wn (Vof.j t«.. ferry Coy fjft, Frat rusk, you qe>te all -fckfi (jMtt io I SKjtif1 -fircl* Wises 3w Cryzdi. fevw ou-fc. |5o» Kavev^cvii SlewedwpTQr rash; OrJij cosis -ivuo Wks, £*£ fertkree nights tjOq (jet all ike Frgg few rU?l-.kteotfdV.lk? V V s_ February 25, 1977 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO Page 5 ANNOUNCEMENTS record review The Veterans Club will meet Friday, February 25, from 12:00-1:00 in Conference Rooms 2 and 3 of the University Center. Jazz Has Raz'matazz Officers will be elected at this time followed by a brief business meeting. All veterans are urged to attend. by Don Worthington Jimmie Luncford, and many For lovers of the Swing Era The Complete Artie Shaw Volume more. these volumes are indispensible; ALL JEWISH STUDENTS are invited to a planning meeting for 1938-1939 RCA In this outstanding re-issue no collection is complete without March activities, including a party and lecture, at the home of Arlene In this volume and others like it series RCA hasn't left out a them. For those whose appetites Homonass, 7003 Pauline Circle, East Brainerd, on Sunday, February RCA has taken on one of its most person, date, or issued take. In have been whetted by the recent 27, at 1:30p.m. Please call 894-3176 for more information. ambitious projects, the almost this volume (and typical of all in air time of Glenn Miller's In The PLACEMENT OFFICE RECRUITERS FOR MARCH: March 1. total re-creation of the Big Band this series) there are excellent Mood, any of the volumes by Oak Ridge Schools, Elementary and Secondary Education majors: Era, at least the Bluebird aspect. liner notes and complete Goodman, Shaw, Dorsey, or March 2, Internal Revenue Service, will hold a group interview in Bluebird was the RCA (then recording log, from the big name Miller are highly recommended as Intermediate Accounting classes (10:00a.m.-l 1:00a.m.) Will also be Radio Corporation of America) numbers to the quickly forgotten they are an excellent indication of at Accounting Club luncheon from 12:15-1:30 to answer questions cheap label retailing lor a mere 35 pop tunes of the day. In this Shaw the glory that was the Big Band and make brief remarks cents in comparison to the more volume listeners are treated to Era. expensive Victors and Columbias such Shaw standards as Begin the The UTC College Democrats will meet Monday, February 28, at 50 cents. Artists who recorded Beguine (his first Bluebird take) The Genius of Bud Powell, Verve from 6 to 8p.m. in Conference Rooms 2 and 3 of the University lor Bluebird read like a list of and Softly As In A Morning Center. One of the major recording who's who of the Swing lira: Sunrise and forgotten pop tunes forces of the Fifties was Norman Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Friendly Discussions, the biweekly scries sponsored by the as You're A Sweet Little Gran/ and his Verve recording Tommy Dorsey, Earl Mines, Chattanooga Quakers, will present Bill Ramsey, Peace Education Headache and Supper Time. continued on page 10 Secretary of the Southeastern American Friends Service Committee on Tuesday, March I, at 7:30p.m. at The Second Mile. He will present a slide show, "Guess Who's Coming To Breakfast'r', about Watson,Come Here...I Want Tou multinational corporations in The Third World. Everyone is invited. Doc And The Boys Trevor's projection booth United Artists by Bill Robinson problem is that it is too short (3 2 smooth and clean. Side two, which There are a few specific artists minutes 53 seconds). Not only is is the better side of the album is Barrault's 'Cousin' who can be credited with the total length too short, but we recorded live with the Frosty expanding bluegrass music from are forced to listen to two Morn Band, a three man group Is Film Cuisine its rural Southern beginnings to a variations on the same theme. which is now touring with Doc nationally reogni/ed art form. Side one starts with Darlin'Cory and his son Merle. The most Certainly one of these is Doc and ends with Little Maggie. Both pleasant surprise to come out of Foreign movies which have been labeled "art films" are frequently songs are derived from the same profound and, to many Chattanooga filmgoers, "stuffy." It requires Watson, even though he is more ol this album, in fact, is Bob Hill, a tune with only the tempo and the a special kind of cultivated taste to appreciate most of the high-brow a ballad and blues singer that a member of the Frosty Morn Band cinema which comes to us from abroad. But there is a delightful traditional bluegrass musician. words changed. The other major whose lead vocals on Love Please little "art film" making the rounds currently which is neither The evolution of Doc's career shortcoming is that four of the Come Home and Southern Ladies profound nor stuffy, and it will provide lovers of all ages and shadows the growing public twelve songs presented here have make those the two best cuts on persuasions with about 98 minutes of joy and romance that make interest in bluegrass and been recorded by Doc on previous the album. the heart sing. traditional American music. He albums. New material is desired of All in all this is a one-sided any artist on anything but a The film is Cousin Cousine and it's a delicate mound of has conic a long way from record, but the fact that one side greatest hits albums. cotton-candy froth laced with humor, insight, and style. A simple recording by himself on obscure captures the essence of Doc story of a romance between two "cousins" (by marriage), this film is folk labels to his latest recording For the most part though, the Watson in concert makes the a sometimes-touching, always-entertaining ode to the joys and on United Artists, and his solid songs, even the repeats, are well album worth the purchase price. frustrations of being in love. acceptance on a major recording chosen ami well done. Doc Here's hoping Doc will continue surrounds himself with a group of to record live, which seems to be Martha, married for twelve years to a womanizer who proclaims label indicates the solid "the only way for a man to prove his manhood is by sleeping with acceptance of bluegrass itself. polished studio musicians to help the best way to hear his music, other women," attends her mother's wedding and meets Ludovick, a Doc's newest album has both its with the cuts on side one and his and will continue to use Bob Hill Continued on page 9 good and bad points. The first own guitar playing throughout is and the Frosty Morn Band ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE! It Might As Well Be Springsteen BEST FOREIGN FILM Bom to Run - Bruce Springsteen how he tried to get his high school by Debra Yancey sweetheart to run away with him. His local BEST ACTRESS Back in 1961 four young New Jersey men, color describes New Jersey street gangs MARIE-CHRISTINE BARRAULT the Dorelles, adorned in red tuxedos and and his triumph over that wav of life crew-cuts released a hit single entitled "They scream your name at night in the BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY "You Can't Sit Down". After a few visits streets on American Bandstand and a short tour, Your graduation gown lies in rags at they faded into obscurity along with a their feet host of other teenage idols as the Beatles And in the linely cool before dawn transcended rock music into monstrous You hear their engines roaring on and sophisticated dimensions. It was But when you get t» the porch thev 're during these years that Bruce Springsteen gone lead singer of the Dorelles sat back and on the wind, so Man climb in listened, watched and waited and through It 5 a town full of losers various recording studio jobs and their I'm pulling out of here to win ". connections and his mastering of the "Tenth Avenue Freeze Out" is a very guitar he emerged in 1973 as one of the juvey upbeat song, lots of horns, and major forces in the transition period of Springsteen's beautiful ability of arranging rock music that we are now in. Like David those horns and the keyboards so that Bowie and Lou Reed', Springsteen was strangely enough the keyboards are burdened by such sweeping descriptions as dominant. The power of Springsteen's "the future of rock music" and "rock understated vocals, the musical presence musician of the seventies" and the like. of the Brecker Brothers and Dave Springsteen laughs at this preponderous Sanborn, and that characteristic clear praise, however his three albums display production are the focus points of this such growth and diversity that one song. wonders where he can go from here. Bom Lyrically "Night" reminds me of an old to Run, his third combines the best northgate 2-3 top 40 song by the Vogoes "Five O'clock elements of his previous albums honest, World" Springsteen describes how awful it NORTHGATE MALL 875-0990 narrative lyrics, innovative arrangements, is to be trapped in a 9 to 5 job and how strong vocals, and some of the most glorious it is to grab your sweetie and run Daily 7:15 - 9:00 beautiful production and instrumental into the night. The musical rhythms Saturday-Sunday arranging that I have ever heard in rock 3:40-5:25-7:15-9:05 music. actually assimilate running. Springsteen closes side one with what is in my opinion Each song on Born to Run tells a story the best song on the album "Backstreets". about some past facet in Springsteen's life I have always felt that any good album has and in a lyrical style similar to Bob Dylan, to have at least one*song that gives a Springsteen rarely repeats for emphasis. listener goose bumps and that peculiar The strength of his words lie in their rush of feelings that entices one to think ALBERT SCHWARTZ•IMRE j ROSENTHAL unique rambling and simply in the power that the encompassing feelings were felt PRESENT of the individual word. On side one the and planned vicariously by the one who STARRING * F'LM BV JEAN CHARLES TACCHELLA album opens with " Thunder Road" with i gave birth to the song. "Backstreets" MARIE CHRISTINE BARRAUL T • VICTOR LANOUX • MARIE FRANCE PlSIER • GUV MARCHAND Springsteen telling a simple story about Continued page 9 Page 6 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO February 25, 1977 February 25, 1977 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO Page 7 Half to Hardys When we were young (no, it wasn't before Pearl Harbor) we read avidly, and one of the delights of our pre- and early-teens was a series of novels by Franklin W. Dixon - the Hardy Boys. The two novice sleuths, sons of detective Fenton Hardy, sojourned through a myriad of adventures and fulfilled a multitude of our dreams of pseudo-swashbuckling. Literary quality notwithstanding, the books were stimulating and intelligent mini-masterpieces of escapism, and NBC Buckles to Soviets Trev devoured the entire series at least twice while waiting for by Sharon Ratledge puberty (after which his lifestyle and reading matter altered NBC Sports recently announced million, equipment that will be appreciably). Ah, innocence! the signing of an $80 million left in Moscow cost $50 million, Well, now ABC has ressurected the images of our youth with a contract with Moscow for plus an estimated $15 million in dramatized revival of The Hardy Boys Mysteries, alternating with broadcast rights to the 1980 production and travel costs will The Nancy Drew Mysteries at 7 pm on Sunday evenings (channel 9), Summer Olympic Games. The bring NBC's total to $100 million. and, as of this writing, the results can be summed up in one word - contract which was signed on NBC expects to broadcast 150 FUN! This series is no classic no Emmy contender but it is February I was the result of six hours of coverage - nine hours a fresh, lighthearted and straightforward entertainment that is months of Hurried activity and day. However, two-thirds of that immediately appealing. competition between the three will be in less profitable major United States networks, programming time, thus making it Parker Stevenson and Shaun Cassidy, as Frank and Joe Hardy, are ABC, NBC, and CBS. CBS finally difficult for NBC to turn a profit, quick-witted and likeable "all-American boys" who manage to make withdrew from negotiations, even if the charge for advertisers is us swallow some of the most seemingly-undeliverable lines ever penned for the screen. Their performances are comfortable and Not-Ready-For-Prime-Time Players leaving ABC and NBC to do $150,000 per minute in prime Cassidy, Stevenson battle. NBC at last emerged the un-forced, and their delivery of 'throw-away" puns and jokes is time. Diamond The plots are predictable, but are told with such unabashed victor, in that the network believably low-key. The 1980 Games will be NBC's enthusiasm on the part of all concerned that we'll put up with secured the rights and the first attempt at covering the Stevenson, veteran of film appearances in "A Separate Peace" and Is almost anything. The mysteries are untangled with wits Up,Down - Saturday Nite prestige. However, the victory Summer Games; however, NBC "Lifeguard", is handsome and capable, though he doesn't keep his » tongue quite as firmly in his cheek as he should. Cassidy, however, rather than fists, and the whole affair is slickly produced and Trevor has rec eived impact). came at no small price - the did broadcast the Winter Games Rusty son of Shirley Jones and the late Jack Cassidy and half-brother of fast-paced. multitudinous communications The recent broadcast on rights themselves were $35 from Sapporo in 1968. singer David Cassidy, is perhaps the most appealing new face on the from his readers over the past few Sunday, February 20th, from Touted in advance by NBC-TV as "the The Hardy Boys Mysteries is not classic of television excellence screen, especially excelling in the low-key moments. weeks all asking the same Mardi Gras by the Saturday Night music event of the season", »*leil (on at least one occasion the speaking actors have been upstaged by a mute artist and a screeching jaguar), but the series is wholesome, question-WHAT HAPPENED TO whackos was a delight. Perhaps Diamond's first television special aired Edmund Gilbert, as detective-father Fenton Hardy, fares less well intelligent fun that's incredibly easy to watch and beats the hell out NBC SATURDAY NIGHT Channel 3 could be persuaded to Monday, February 21st, and delivered than do the boys. His role is stuffy, and his portrayal is as stilted as of the now-stagnant World of Disney it competes with in the time LIVE ?-and making the same reinstate the regular Saturday such a dismal blow to the artist's are his lines. slot. (Disney, it should be noted, produced a serial version of some demand- BRING IT BACK! evening telecasts if enough mail reputation as to thoroughly disillusion Edith Atwater is called upon only to keep the Hardy home fires of the Dixon adventures with Tim Considine and Tommy Kirk in the As sympathetic as Trev may be poured in requesting it. Diamond fans who, like Trevor, stand in burning in the role of Aunt Gertrude, and she is more than adequate late 50's-early 60's.) to those fans of the unorthodox Letters should be addressed to awe of this titanic talent. Brought in with at not knowing what's going on. comedy riot, there is little he can Mr. Lem Scholfield, Programming considerable expense and hoopla, the Viewers won't be insulted; they will be entertained and they can do but weep with them. However, Director, WRCB-TV, 90C program was a singularly unsatislying have a refreshingly good time. there is something his readers can Whitehall Rd., Chattanooga ego-trip which was a boring exercise in Ah, innocence! do-write their protests to WRCB 37405. Keep those cards anc plastic tedium that offered only a glimmer (phone calls don't have the letters coming! of the genius that Neil Diamond has < displayed over the past decade. T trevor's gripe kiddie sho w Diamond has composed a cornucopia of fine songs (many of which are Trevor's AFC favorites), at least ten of whicl/*lhe QD performer systematically de-composeil on XicU, 11/, aid (tyc/U*U*nt* Wuggsy' nationwide television. With a shamed, coarse gravel-voice, Diamond shouted and croaked the lyrics of now-famous melt/flies Most intelligent television viewers who have a respect for the like Cracklin' Rosic, I Am .1 Said, and principles if not the practices oj the tv media are sick to death of Rivals Alexander, Herrmann Brother Love's Travelling Salvation Show, hearing report ajtcr report about, as Newsweek \ February 21st with an abundance of energy and an cover blares, "What TV Does To Our Kids ", as various groups a la almost total lack of musical quality. '" Senator Pastorc in years past scream bloody murder about what they Sunset At Campobello consider the multitudinous sins of the TV industry against our Prime One of the highlights of the '75-'76 television season was the tender-aged offspring. The levels of this cacophony are becoming In what was billed as a "highlight" of three-hour ABC production "Eleanor & Eranklin". which sketched a ridiculous, and the great maprnty of the attacks are aimed in the biography of the Roosevelts' early lives. Now ABC is following that the show. Helen Reddy and Henry Winkler weie called to the ftUfe i>y DumorV to Sada Thompson wrong places, damning the wrong offenders, and supported by faulty triumph (it won eleven Emmys) with a second drama special on the warble along with Song Sung Blue Miss logic at best Time Koosevelts "Eleanor & Eranklin: The White House Years" slated Reddy did manage to prove that she, First oj all. no one in his right mind can fait to see that television for broadcast on Sunday, March 13th at 8:00 p.m. on Channel 9 Michael, Masters, MacDonnell unlike others on the program, can ting, In the 'Family' Way can have a profound effect for good or had <>n anyone child or scripting is literate and intelligent. locally. adult. The same media form which has brought man \ landing on the but neither she nor Winkler were understanding yet all-too-human With all the shrieking we hear At no time does the teleplay "talk The film will star Jane Alexander and Edward Herrmann in the Realism on television is a rare moon and the eerie beauty of the Martian landscape into our homes acquainted with the lyrics, and the mother. James Broderick essays nowadays about "children's down" to its audience, and the title roles, and will feature the Emmy-winning talents of director bird, partially due to the nature of has the potential power to mold every facet ol our everyday In interlude proved a major embarrassment the kind of father we've all programming" on the tube, it's a sophistication of the whole series Daniel Petrie. screenwriter James (ostigan. and designer Jan the medium, and the scant efforts The t'owei is there. for all concerned. to re-create reality rarely do well known, with a serenely powerful real shame that in Chattanooga would strike terror and envy into Scott Sponsored by IBM, the telecast will be interrupted only three In a society which, contrary to its founding principles, seems in the ratings. Yet there's a image of strength, tempered with one of the best youth-oriented TV the competition should it find its times for commercials over the entire three-hour running time. determined to regulate via governmental intervention every facet of Taped in concert at the LA week pleasant ABC offering at 10p.m. sensitivity and the right to be programs has been relegated to way to prime time. our lives, however, we cannot afford to sit passively by while a jrec Theatre, the broadcast featured a vttual on Tuesday evenings that both wrong. the wee hours of Saturday Sarah MacDonnell, in the title media is lambasted by well-meaning radicals who feel threatened hv orgy of wide-eyed, over-lged hints at realism and does Kristy McNichol as daughter morning. The show is "Muggsy", a role, is a gutsy and worldly kid their own inability to deal with what is more a domestic problem teeny-boppers who clapped and screamed reasonably well in the Nielsens. Buddy is a kid we can honestly thoroughly pleasing half-hour of who knows the proverbial score than an industry-couched flaw. in the finest Star Is Bom tradition, stiring It's titled simply Family and it like. No cutsie-poo a la Family good scripting and better acting, and has a keen sense of who she through glazed eyes out of their vvbxen is an unpretentious foray into the Affair or Father Knows Best, she First, to the evening TV schedule. Despite what the courts may that airs locally at 7:30 a.m. on is. Ben Masters, as Nick, is silly-putty faces in an interminable hour of everyday human dramas, fears, is a "typical" teenager with an have ruled recently, the "Family Hour" concept is valid. It is tern 1 Saturdays on Channel 3. handsome and intense, and his hokey close-ups designed to make us an joy and foibles of an almost-average honesty and genuine-ness that entirely appropriate that there be early-evening opportunities jor all characterization in any other time OFF ON This series is of such quality the concert through intimidation. American domicile. make her, unlike other TV members oj the family to join together in enjoying "jamily" that it rivals most of the slot would be Emmy material. programming. Interaction and discussion between jamily members Scripting on this series is juveniles, completely watchable. prime-time offerings currently in Paul Michael, as a garage-owner In short, Neil Diamond's first television about the program viewed would add the extra opportunities for Volume Tint outstanding. The plots deal with (iary Frank delivers a vogue. It's the story of a named Gus, is delightful, special was a disappointing hodgepodp of emotional contact which the psychologists cry arc lacking. But the real problems and situations high consistently fine portrayal of son 13-year-old girl, Muggsy, her dispensing wit, wisdom, and lube musical mediocrity which does noj do confusion on the part of the networks in this area is a serious one school "growing pains", a young Willie, a college-age youth who is half-brother and guardian, Nick, jobs in a never-ending trail of justice to the talent or stature of Diamond "family"programming docs not mean pablum. man's brief encounter with an trying to come to grips with life and their day-to-day life in an heavily-accented English. and his past contributions to the American oliier woman, a sister's alcoholic and himself. His performance is For over twenty years the late Walt Disney, who understood the urban area where Nick drives a "Muggsy" is never preachy, music scene. We hope that Neil vilf go tendencies, a wife's jealousy never forced, and he's the kind ol difference, produced fttmi and television programs which w*h cab to support them. Their relying on subtlety and action to back to the recording studio and keep toward her husband's old guy we'd all like to know "family" entertainment. Since his death, admittedly, the regular adventures are real ones-the drive home its messages. The only putting out quality products television flame and are handled with an personally. Disney spot on Sunday has turned into a veritable soupcon of reappearance of Muggsy's father lamentable thing about this specials like this one are not his medium, authentic subtlety that refreshes. The weak-sister in the cast is mediocrity, but when Disney was in control the products produced who abandoned her, young toughs slickly-produced gem (with theme Mary Kay Place, John Denver, Roger Miller. Glen Campbell and the sooner Diamond realizes it. the This isn't an updated Waltons cum divorced sister Meredith Baxter were valuable sometimes silly, sometimes educational, sometimes hassling a kid trying to break out music by Blood, Sweat & Tears) is better. saccharine. It is a modest view of Birney whose performance is reasonably mature but never boring. of the street scene with the Boy that so few viewers have an suburban humanity without the almost always forced. She belongs Scouts, another friend getting opportunity to savor its mindless laugh-track of a sitcom on a soap opera, and her stilted CONTINUED PAGE 9 Lmixed up with vandals-and the excellence. THIS is what we mean THIS PAGE IS PRINTED* Denver Thanks God or the sensationalism of phoniness gets in the way of many when we say "quality children's Another popular musical -I'hank God I'm A Country "relevant" dramas. a well-written scene. Color Bright programming". But "Muggsy" is IN BLACK AND WHITE: personality, no stranger to Boy." Denver's guests for the fine programming for ANY The actors, for the most part, Family is an incredibly television with several top-rated one-hour special include Glen Thanks to WRCB and JVTVC for the photographs audience. Congrats to NBC for shine in their roles. Sada satisfying series, directed with specials (and Emmys) to his Campbell, Roger Miller, Mary Kay PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT this jewel of a show, but, WRCB, Thompson, so stunning in stage intelligence and integrity, and if on Trevor's TV page credit, appears on ABC-TV Place (of "Mary Hartmen, Mary let's air it when more of us can ventures and as Mary Lincoln in gives us the closest thing to TV (channel 9) Wednesday, March Hartman"), and Johnny Cash. enioy it! TO ADJUST YOUR SET the Sandburg mini-series, sustains reality currently available on the 2nd at 9 pm with "John Denver the role of Kate as an tube. February 25, 1977 Page 8 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO A*S8 lAHl0P 9 Greek Translation > Sweets to the Fraternity 1) the state or quality of being brothers: fraternal X relationship or spirit: brotherliness 2) a group of men (or rarely, KB women) joined together by common interests, for fellowship, etc.; # -9- Sweethearts specifically a Greek-letter college organization 3) o group of people 9 with the same beliefs, interests, work, etc. Sorority - a group of H l-H1 Phi Sigma by Wally Poteet women or girls joined together by common interests, for fellowship, One of the most universal traditions that etc.; specifically, a Greek-letter college organization Officers characterize any fraternity chapter on any According to Webster's New World Dictionary (2nd College z by Dianne Gibbs campus is the selection of a Sweetheart. The Edition, 1972), these are the definitions of fraternities and I«I Phi Sigma Sigma recently lady who usually becomes Sweetheart is sororities. However, it is only by communicating with a "real-live" > < E installed its new officers for the chosen from a number of girls. She is usually GREEK that one can appreciate the true value of such a social bond. m 1977-78 school year. They are the one who is considered by the brothers of "One must remember," says Terry O'Grady, IFC president, "that N z Lisa Griffin, president; Becky that fraternity as the one lady who best you only get out of it what you put into it." It is for this reason that M Dent, secretary; Phyllis Scott, represents their organization. The non-Greeks sometimes get the inpression of snobbery, conceit, and o00 v treasurer; and Carol Webb, rush Sweetheart title is one of distinction and "clique-ishness." No Greeks are perfect and there are certainly a few "1 1—4 E chairman. honor, and the lady who receives it rotten apples in the barrel who give the entire system a bad name. X E All members, alums, and commands great respect from the brothers However, if one bothers to look a little deeper he can find a true SO because she has demonstrated her loyal spiritual and emotional depth to the sometimes "seemingly > < mothers were honored at the •H annual Mother-Daughter Banquet dedication and sincere love for their superficial" relationships between Greeks. Z on February 22, at the Town and organization. Any fraternity worth its Through joining a fraternity or sorority, it is possible to develop K Country Restaurant. Floral brotherhood cherishes its Sweetheart. eo» necessary social skills, to help one's community and campus, to decorations were donated to local X 1>I Every February, we, the Kappa Sigmas, develop leadership potential, to work through and overcome nursing homes after the banquet. personal problems, to meet a wider variety of people, to become < hold an event the Sweetheart Dance - at 5 <*> which our Sweetheart is chosen. The Kappa more familiar with the campus and some administrative functions, •v GO- S Sigmas are proud to have had Miss Terrie and to round out some otherwise empty areas of one's life. All of •H •e- <*> McPherson as their Sweetheart for the past these are only possibilities, not guarrantees. It is up to each Z Go.Ziggy! two years. This red-haired beauty is the only individual to give of himself in order to reap these benefits. B < lady in the history of the Alpha-Iota Chapter This new weekly column will feature articles about individuals j"> X The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity would who has been selected twice as Sweetheart. from the different Greek organizations, a calendar of upcoming 7i Z like to pay tribute to one of its newest She has not only proved herself an excellent events, and an overall look at how each group is unique while still <*> X initiates, Ralph Zigner. Sweetheart but also an outstanding student. bound to the others in true Greek spirit on the UTC campus. > P Ralph, who hails from Kenosha, During her years at UTC she has served as tn G Wisconsin, has been wrestling in the Vice-President of Chi Omega, and has been N X heavyweight class for two years now at involved with the Undergraduate Alumni Word of Thanx M u UTC, and is a two-time SE1AW champion. Council and the Moc Christian Fellowship. 00 o He not only excels on the mats with vigor She was named in the Who's Who of o and ambition, but has also proven to be a American College Students, and was chosen To the Members of the Omega Si Phi Fraternity T w dynamic member in the Pi Kappa Alpha as the Sigma Chi outstanding Junior woman. The staff and residents of the Tom kins) who delivered the X JO N fraternity, being involved in fund-raising Terrie is also a prospective medical school Summit House want to thankyou baskets are a mirror image of the entire fraternity. The world needs 05 U campaigns for charity as well as the house student who has been in various honor for your much-welcomed improvement programs for the fraternity. societies on campus. contribution of the Thanksgiving more people like you whose good X < Assistant Coach Turner Jackson summed Baskets. Mere words cannot deeds stem from the heart. This year's Sweetheart is Pam Martin, head r> up the man - "Ziggy is one fine person on express our appreciation. If we can be of assistance to you ++ z cheerleader for the Mocs. We give our sincere or off the mats." It filled our hearts with gladness at any time, please do not hesitate un B regards to Pam and we know that she will to know that people, especially to call on us. I<1 Sat., Feb.26th-||KA OPEN PARTY; live continue to honor our fraternity just as young people, would take the Thanks again. And God Bless •€• > o- band; $1 stag, $1.50 drag; 25-cent beer; Terrie MacPherson and her predecessors You. < time to bring pleasure to our ® bar drinks $.50 & $.75 have done. > Q guests, who need to know they — Wed., Mar. 2nd- IFC MEETING, 5 pm, are not forgotten and alone in this The Summit House Z X z Organization Room A pet project for almost a year. world. <1 LU Trevor is proud to see the realization of Bernice Soloman •H _l this feature "Going Greeks" which will We feel sure the three gentlemen Tillie Patterson B < Thurs., Mar. 3rd- KEG PARTY- hopefully become a standard section of >' «X 4:30 pm; 25-cent beer; all welcome (Mr. Cooke, Mr. Kitchen, and Mr. l'l u the ECHO. HI § tNKAHejne#ftXKNO:EvJ A*H§ t AHieP*TT#no^Ni3A^EZIBOrXftP0 Vfear after year, semester I CANDIDATE PETITIONS X after semester, the | are now available CollegeMaster'from In the Dean of Students' Office Fidelity Union Life has $ been the most accepted, for the following most popular plan on campuses all over America. SGA Positions President Treasurer Find out why. Vice-President Call the Fidelity Union 2 Senators from each district CollegeMaster* Field Associate to run in the ^\ ^L in your area: sieve Hoime. Barry Khick MervCart Ken Mullins Bill Champ =» ..«C> March 894-2999 f.t> GD^eMastEr* 21&22 Petitions are due by 5:00 pm on Friday, March 4, 1977 February 25, 1977 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO Page 9 TREVOR'S GRIPE from page 7 the parental role of guidance. We would heartily resent a stranger coming into our Likewise, the motion picture industry until recent years has been putting forth fine homes and disciplining our children against our wishes, yet too often we fail to films for decades which, by industry limitation, were acceptable for every member of exercise our responsibility to discipline our children's television habits,preferring for the family. the networks, Congress, the FCC or ANYONE else to do the job for us. Why, then, must the "Family Hour" be a mishmash of mindless sitcoms and plastic Parents have always been called upon to limit their children's intake of stimuli - adventures? Why not see some quality drama (there's plenty available)? Why not children were not allowed to read Lady Chatterly or Amber; children were not some rich documentaries or dramas about our heritage? Why not give us some allowed to frequent burlesque; children were not allowed to see films which hinted at human, non-bionic (and maybe even real-life) heroes? This is the network failure - prurience. Who didn't allow this? Not the printers, the promoters, or the film that confusion of tasteless, mindless, un-stimulating trash for "family" programming. producers - the parents forbade it, and were listened to. The harping and hosannahing about violence on the tube crashes in on us next. Has our rushed, modern society of the 70's reduced parents to impotence? Must Trevor is the first to admit that there is too much carnage on the tube - and we are the adult public suffer for the sins of the fathers (and mothers) who haven't the guts concerned that younger viewers will accept as "reality " what they see in the violence to reach out and turn off the tv power knob? category. Yet violence is a part of the real world, as well as the fantasy realm. Then, of the networks, we ask when will adult programming become adult? A few Whether it's a wicked witch stuffing children in an oven or a cult of murderers damns, hells, bedroom scenes, homosexual comedy, and menopausal jokes do not chopping up celebrities on a summer night, violence is a reality. It has its place in the "adult" viewing make. It's like the teen-ager who smokes, drinks, and spices his entertainment realm, especially when used to chronicle a historical event or to put language with obscenities to prove he's past puberty. forth a valid comment on our society. To hell with worrying about only our children - it's time we worried more about Children at impressionable ages should, we agree, be shielded from some of the quality all the way around. harsh realities that we of other generations did not have to come to grips with until The disintegration of the American family unit has little to do with television. Like later in life. But by the same token, we adults have the right to view whatever we find any good thing, it must be regulated - not by government or industry, but by the meaningful to us, ourselves. families themselves. If one wants to lay the blame for society's fragmented ills, look The answer to the prime-time viewing problems, it seems to us, is not in the not to TV (which theorically gives the public what it has shown it wants) but to the executive offices of ABC, CBS, 6 NBC. It lies in a generation of parents who, spinelessness lurking in our own master bedrooms - look to the parents who do not through cowardice, frustration, fear of their own children, or whatever, refuse to take take their responsibilities seriously - look to yourselves! SPRINGSTEEN from page 5 superficiality in culture."She's The One" and Springsteen result. On side one we is not a new album but it will probably be describes the classic female heartbreaker- share Springsteen's emotions and a while before Bruce can release another begins majestically with a gorgeous piano you know the girl with the sweet face, soft experiences. On side two we see a one. He is having legal problems with his solo and then breaks down into the voice, and hard boots who no man can reflection of the best and worst in manager. However, for those who are just musical refrain that will consistently claim. "Meeting Across the River" is a ourselves through a culture that we all now catching on to Springsteen, this is the intensify the pathos of the song. song about a dope connection and a man share. chance to revert back and listen to his Springsteen describes how he saved a girl trying to redeem his "honor" by making a With his constant references throughout previous albums. Whether or not you will from a street gang and how they had to lot of bread. "Jungleland" is a comparison the album to "night" and "running" like Springsteen (and there are many who run constantly to escape the gang's of American society and the street gangs Springsteen is making a statement that we do not) does not matter but Springsteen is revenge. As the song builds Springsteen that Springsteen knows so well. It seems are born to run. This album carefully important and a rock artist who cannot be tells about how he falls in love with the that "Jungleland" as an entity attempts to employing regalness, earthiness, vocal ignored. Right now he is watching, girl and how eventually she goes back to tie the three previous songs together to reverberation, and lyrical delicacy listening, and waiting again. the gang fearing that Springsteen will be relate to us a message in narrative style ultimately establishes Springsteen's Born to Run can be purchased at either killed. His anger at her leaving is the and thus the critics' comparisons of Dylan credibility. Released in 197S, Born to Run the Northgate or Eastgate Record Bars. climax of the song but as Bruce realizes that what she did took courage and love, he mellows down again resolving himself to the situation- "Blame it on the truth that killed us Blame it on the truth that ran us down You can blame it all on me Terry it doesn 't matter to me now But I hated them and I hated you when you went away " The songs on side two are much less personal and seem more like analogies describing American life. The title song is simply about everyone's desperate search to find himself while struggling to filter out what is real in life from the COUSIN continued from page 5 dance instructor married to a slightly-whacky beauty who has already made it with Martha's husband at the same wedding (follow that?). An innocent romance (platonic) results, with the lovers meeting so frequently that everyone has assumed the two are sexually involved. To satisfy their reputations, the two finally consummate their sexual relationship, and, in the end, ride off in a roar of motorcycle whine into the dark night of Christmas Eve after yet another family reunion. The film includes the aforementioned characters, along with a COULD POSSIBLY BE mother/grandmother who apparently will never grow old, an attractive young girl (Ludovick's daughter by a former marriage) who is yearning to grow up, and a family of delicious eccentrics who are THE MOST IMPORTANT FILM collectively and individually hysterical. Jean Charles Tacchella has directed the film with subtlety and honesty, and Marie-Christine Barrault is a squeaky-dean EVER MADE, AND EVERY heroine of the first order (she is up for a Best Actress Oscar). Victor Lanoux is that part of every man that wants to escape from the mundane world, and he manages AMERICAN SHOULD SEE IT. to be incredibly sensual despite a pot-belly. In short, this film is a delight for anyone Senator George S. McGovern who is, has been, or intends to be in love. There are no murders, rapes, or terminal diseases - just the sensitive elements of which romances are made. NOW PLAYING! See Cousin Cousine with someone you love — you II not regret a moment. Trevor Storey may have the image of an intellectual stuffed-shirt, but this film is one that theatres anyone will enjoy. It is no "classic" - it is >LAZA 58 SHOPPING CTRJ simply a joy which will release you to dance in the streets — with your lover, of PlAZfl course! 892 7932 February 25. 1977 Page 10 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO JAZZ CONTINUED FROM P 5 in terms of saxophones and brass, label. Through the co-operation of forgetting that jazz can be played Trevor Swept Away By Filmiest Gran/, and Polydor Incorporated on any instrument. This much of the old Verve catalogue recently-released gem of Ellington There are still six more desert-isle Taming Of The Shrew. AEC/UTC festival has attracted has been re-issued, and jazz lovers is proof that jazz can be played in opportunities for UTC students to Lacombe, Lucien follows on discriminating theatre-goers with the world over are rejoicing- many different formats and that enjoy the quality films presented March 24, with Elia Kazan's cinema excellence on an many of the important artists of jazz is truly an international on campus by the AEC/UTC classic Oscar-winner On The impressive scale. Fine bop left their contributions on language. Recorded during a 1963 International Film Series on Waterfront slated for March international films for $100 Verve wax. tour, it features Frenchman Thursday nights at 8:15 in Grote 31st. The series will close with (genera) admission $2.00) are Stephanne Grappelli and Ellington 129 and what an exciting six Chloe In The Afternoon on treats no student should pass up. nights the remaining offerings band member Ray Nance on April 7th. Trevor salutes the originators of promise to be! The Genius of Bud Powell, violins and Dane Svend Asmussen For some time now the this series with heartfelt thanks. however, defies definition. Along on viola. Each is featured This week's film is The with "Dizzy" Gillispe and Charlie separately on Ellington Go-Betwetn , a delicate story of "Bird" Parker, Powell shaped the compositions and all are heard in innocence and worldliness. Next language of bop, and The Genius total on Take The A Train. For week (March 3) sees the screening Of Bud Powell is laced with those who think that a violin can't of a sci-fi double feature, historical significance. Unless swing look out. Colossus: The Forbin Project you're a schooled musician or a and The Forbidden Planet . dyed-in-the-wool jazz fan this After spring break the screenings Song Of Joy Captain and Tennille twofer is over your head; if you resume on March 17 with A&M Records fall in the former categories, run, Oscar-nominee Lina Wertmuller's Toni Tennille has one of the not walk, and groove on sonic- Swept Away By An Unusual S best sets of pipes of any Bud Powell. Destiny In The Blue Sea Of e prescnt-clay star. The rapid rise to August . a sligntly unorthodox the top of Tennille and the q rVlel Torme Live at the Maisonette Captain is clue in part to this u Atlantic golden voice and the musicianship GODSPELL! o Mel Torme is one of the few of both Toni and the Captain. The UTC Theatre Company is 9 singers today who is a total Commercial success, however, has currently preparing its next major Q musician. In this album Torme has its drawbacks, and Toni's story is production, Godspcll the written all the charts, provided his no exception. Song Of Joy is a acclaimed musical based on the f own accompaniment in places, collection of three top hits. St. Matthew gospel. The show is e and has done the impossible - Muskrat Love, Angel Face, and scheduled to open March 30, and v woven eighteen Gershwin tunes Shop Around and eight run March 31, April 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, • into a "medley to end all non-descript tunes. If you can get 8, & 9, with the Sunday i medleys." The second side medley these three singles for less than performances (3 & 10) being e is well worth the purchase price of the album, do so; if not, the matinees. w this album, but don't overlook Jet album may be worth it. Appearing in the musical are Joe SUBIT1IT PL£flS€!! tA Set, (Get Your Kicks On) Route Side note: with such a beautiful Austin, Jim Brown, Phil Carver, 66, and The Party's Over. Torme voice, let's hope that Tennille will Trish Clark, Janet Graham, Lynn scats sings in the tradition of Ella someday be able to buck the Rodgers, Ernie Taliaferro, Fitzgerald on 66 making commercial system and record Reginald Tipsey, Julia Tobias, and modulations to some of the best some jazz as Maria Mauklare did Casey Williams. backup provided by the Al with Benny Carter on her allium Directing this third major show Porcino Orchestra. This album is Waitress in a Doughnut Shop. of the 76-77 season is Andrew one not to be missed Torme at Toni's voice is excellently suited Apter of the UTC Theatre & his best. to jazz. Speech Department, with musical Duke Ellington's Jazz Violin Bud Brisbois, former guest artist direction by Carla McAllister and Session Atlantic with the UTC stage band, provides choreography by Liza Yeargan, Too often we think of jazz only some backup on this album. both UTC students. Jazz Joint Brainerd Road Thanks for Across from Leonards Live Ja Friday & Saturday night part of your 10'-00-3:00 Dell Sandwiches Food Served from UiOO am until Closing "Coldest Beer in Town" & your favorite set-ups 624- 9114 February 25, 1977 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO Page 11 Grapplers Pound Raiders by Don Worthington Three consecutive pins took out whatever fight was left in the MTSU Blue Raiders as the Moc wrestlers rolled to a 32-9 victory. David Weeks, Bob Fentress and Ralph Zigner all recorded pins to lead the Mocs to victory. Taking the opening match on a decision by Byron McGlathery, UTC lead the visiting Blue Raiders all the way, getting decisions from Randy Batten, Rick Waller, and JoeWaddell. In the opening match, McGlathery never lost control, blanking his MTSU opponent, Mike Osborne, 5-0 with riding time. Randy Batten completely dominated the 126 contest Freshman Howard Duncan leaps high and puts in two in JV action besting Pat Simpson by 17-3. David Weeks drives his opponent to the mat resulting in a pin. this past Tuesday. Freshmen Delta Brogden, Darrell Payne and Rick Waller got a last lacing such major college foes as Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, and Virginia, the Women's and Men's tennis teams arc preparing for their respective opening matches. The Mocettes host Alabama this Friday at a 2 p.m. match at Manker-Patton and the Men's schedule begins March 2 with a match against Shorter College. Taring time from their busy schedule, the Mocettes open this Friday against Alabama. Photo by Alan Vandergriff Rob Castorri and Phyllis Blackwell are probable No. I UTC WOMEN'S SCHEDULE UTC MEN'S SCHEDULE February: March: players for the Mocs this season. 26 - Alabama 2 -'Shorter College, 2 p.m. The loss of former number one March: 4 - Carson-Newman, 2 p.m. players llaroom Ismail and Candy 2-5 - Florida IntcrcoUcgiates at I SU 6 - Indiana State, 11 a.m. Reynolds shouldn't hurt the Mocs 8 - Jacksonville State 8 - at Clemson University, 2 p.m. too much. Castorri played ahead 19-Ohio State 9 - North Carolina State of Ismail at times last year and the 20 - Honda at Clinton. S.C. women's team returns a veteran 9 - Presbyterian College 26 - Milligan men squad. Ismail tranferred to SMU at Clinton. S.C. 29'- University of Tennessee this year and Reynolds gave up 31 -at Auburn 10 - University of Georgia at Athens her senior-year here to turn pro. April: 11 - University of North Carolina 1-3 - UT-Martin tournament at UTM at Greenville, Last year the Men's team 4 - Wisconsin finished third in the Division II finals and the women were ranked 20th regardless of division. Mocettes Dominate Gamecocks The Mocettes schedule is still unofficial as the university has Moc tennis hopes will fall on the shoulders of All-Americans Rob yet to approve it. Castorri and Paul Press, pictured here with Coach Bob Benson by Don Worthington attack. Mocette starters Bev and Assistant Bill Tym With all Mocettes hitting both Narimore, Janna Wheeler, Beverly the glass and the boards, UTC Jackson, Karen Wilson, and convincingly downed the Denise Powers combined by 46 Golden Gamecocks of Jacksonville State, points completely outscoring the 86-40. Lead by Karen Wilson with entire Jax State squad and also' 16 points and 9 rebounds, the pulled down 32 boards again Soars! Mocettes lead by 39 points at the exceeding the Jax State team Like a thorougltbred half. totals. rounding the last post, Keys to the Mocettes victory Coach Sharon Cable also got All-American Wayne were a tenacious press, much like sterling performances from all her Golden has skyrocketed the one employed by their big other players with Janet Tate brother Mocs, and almost coming off the bench to rip the from ninth place on the complete domination of the nets for 10 points and Diana Pizza Hut Classic ballot to boards, outrebounding the Lady Monson grabbed 7 errant shots. third. Golden /ittf received Gamecocks, 50-31. Jax State managed to rally in 81,480 votes trailing leader After a sluggish beginning which the second half only trailing the Ricky green of Michigan by was the Lady Gamecocks surge to Mocettes in scoring. 23-30. Yet, it only 3,465 votes. Kent a slim lead, the Mocettes got on was a case of too little too late as track and stifled the Gamecock the Mocettes posted another "W". Benson of Indiana is in second place and the top Field Coals Free Throws Rebounds Total Poi eight of the ciist if rounded anaron Kidgeway 1-4 0-0 1 2 Donna Callahan 4-10 0-0 3 8 out by Bo lillis, lirnie Bev Narrimore 1-3 M 4 3 Susan Allen 4-9 00 1 8 Grnnfeld, Mike Glenn, Janna Wheeler 2-7 2-4 6 6 Toby Knight, and Wesley Janet Tate 3-7 4-6 3 10 Beverly Jackson 4-9 0-0 4 8 Cox. Chat tan oog a n Keren Wison 7-10 2-2 9 16 A n thony Roberts is Denise Powers 6-15 1-2 9 13 Diana Monaon 3-3 0-2 7 6 Mocettes' Coach Sharon Cable diagrams yet another winning play. P^ently third on the west LitaMerctire 3-10 0-0 3 6 for her victory-bound squad.. Photo by Don Worthington Sijuad.