$5,000 in Jewelry Stolen at ISU Fashion Show

staged. Students prepared in the Crawford, has been assigned to by Marcella Farragher Hall of Honor and Music Room handle the case. He is now which adjoin U.C. Main questioning the employees of $5,000 worth of valuable Lounge. When the gold Omega Prina Face Beauty Salon. This jewelry was stolen during the watch was found missing, no one beauty Salon did the hair styles production of the ISU Fashion paid much attention to it and make-up for the Fashion Show held on March 23, 1979. because of the excitement. When Show. I hey left belore the police The list of stolen jewelry other items were found to be could question them. included a gold Omega watch missing. Public Safety was called The Fashion Show was valued at $500, a pair of 24 caret upon. Yasinitsky, director of sponsored by the International saffire earrings, a diamond ring Public Safety stated that the ISU Students Association and the and an antique gold necklace, had not requested any security International House. In the which was found later that for the Fashion Show. If he had Fashion Show students wore evening. The theives, as of yet, known there was no security he their native costumes, there have not been apprehended. would have insisted upon an were disco dancing routines Investigators speculate that officer. performed by some USF there was much confusion and Students modeled fashions from Sognake while $5,000 worth San Francisco Police couples. The Sognake Boutique chaos while the show was being of jewelry was stolen. Burglary Inspector, Tom continued page 2 ULE effiMIflgEE Index tews 1,2,3,14,15 Opinion 4, 5

|Inside Look 6, 7 Entertainment . 9 0,11

iports 12, 13, 14

Volume 74, Number 9 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO April 6. 1979 BSC Announces Election Results 1 1 1 ASUSF President IVCSUIIS Senators At - Large McWashington 247* Schweifler .. 257* Jackson 137 Stettlemayer 202* Connolly 22 Keating 187* Schleup 265* Collins 156* Melbourne 5 Belkaceu ... 112 Wells 2 DeAbi 68 Abstentions 12 Machado... 179* Total Votes 690 Conley 243* Vice-President Sophomore Class President Buckley 261* Waldman 41* Lawson <-* 7 Phillips 69* Kraus 290* Graglnani 40 Abstentions 70 Abstentions 13 * Total Votes ^gg Total Votes 273

Academic Chairperson Activities Chairperson BSC members tally results of primary election. Kennedy 187* Malonev 178 Jenne 205* Sem 239* by Brian O'Connor In other results. Wayne Rogers 128 Courtney 179* In the ASUSF primary elec­ Kennedy will oppose Marilvn Abstentions 78 Abstentions 65 tion held last Monday and Jenne for Academic Chairperson Total 598 Total Votes 661 Tuesday, Fred Schleup and with Joe Rogers pulling up third. A,va McWashington advaned to As for Activities Chairperson, the finals of the presidential it will be Steve Sem and Dan race, garnering the two highest Courtney. Jerri Hunter and Greg vote totals respectively. McSweeney are the two finalists In what was considered by Senate Realigns ISA Funds for Head Yell Leader. most people to be a three-way The vote count for Activities race. McWashington and Chairperson was extremely President. to be located in International Schleup bested Jeff ("Action") close. Courtney nudging Tim bv Vieresa Hudson Phil Abello stressed that House. 100 dollars was realigned Jackson, who finished third. Maloney out by I vote. Senators should try to keep their from the security allocation and Lrin Buckley and Sue Kraus Another close race was the one The Senate meetings which outside office hours, as posted. 200 dollars was realigned from are the finalists in the running for Sophomore Class President, have taken place in the past two In his academic report, Ross the band allocation. Intern for Vice President and will with Maria Hope Waldman weeks have been refreshingly Miller said that the academic tional House will add 300 dollars oppose each other in the finals. sneaking into the finals by short. Forty-one minutes was the council will meet with Mr. of its own money in order to In the preliminary election for edging Michael (iragnani. 41 total duration of the meeting on Sceriven at Lone Mountain to purchase a quality radio which the three open seats on the votes to 40. Tuesday, April 3. at which discuss teacher evaluations. He will enable students to hear ASUSF Senate 5 «nit of 8 entered President Aaron Lee was was not too hopeful about the transmissions from their own candidates advanced to next Offices that had no runoffs surprisingly present. Lee chaired outcome of that meeting. countries and will hopefully weeks final elections. Lisa include Treasurer (Joe Shunk. the meeting since Vice-President attract more student interest in unopposed). Junior Class During the Finance Commit­ Schweifler's 257 votes lead the Roseanna Marchetti was absent. tee report, Jeff Jackson moved to International House. President (Charles Wall, pack. Cathy Conley was second unopposed), and Senior Class Lee withheld his president's realign 300 dollars of the Dan Courtney reported that a with 243, followed by Steven report until the budget sessions International Students Associa­ keg which was used at ihe President (Laura McCoy and which followed the meeting. tion's money which was left over masquerade dance last Friday Settlemeyer, Paul Keating. Guido Galli). The linal election There was no Vice-President's from International Week for the has been mysteriously stolen Alyce Machado, and Victor will be held this Monday and Tuesday. April 9th and 10th report due to the lack of a Vice- purchase of a high powered radio continued page 14 Collins. Page 2 The San Francisco Foghorn April 6, 197V Spanish Theater Croup to Perform at USF Hui O'Hawaii's Annual Luau by Marcella Farragher from the Drama College of Madrid, who wished to explore On Apnl 19th and 20th. a more reieVant forms of theatrical Spanish Theatre group will stage expression otner than thc two performances at Lone traditional theratre of Spain. Mountain Theatre. The two Qne of the original goals of the productions are entitled "The comapny was to define Den Of The Studs And The theatrically, "the balance Cellar Of The Women" and between the grotesque and the "Pasodoble" written by Luis ceremonial" aspects of life. Riaza. Both productions will be Diatirambo's tour of the performed in Spanish, but an United States was made possible English synopsis will be printed by a grant from the Spanish in the program and explained on Joint Committed for Educatio- stage by USF students. nal and Cultural Affairs, under Luis Riaza is the author of the auspices of the Treaty of "The Den Of The Studs And The Friendship and Cooperation Cellar Of Women," he has between the United States of worked with various theatrical America and Spain. groups in Spain. Riaza believes The San Francisco perform­ that, "Language of the theatre is ances staged at Lone Mountain, very fluid, and imaginative, it are sponsored by the University should be observed in the of San Francisco, Casa Hispana modern theatre." Riaza will de Ballas Artes, and the Mission speak about his plays after the Cultural Center. The perform­ April 20th performance here in ances will begin at 8:00, Jewelry San Francisco. admission by donation or PAS The group Ditirambo was voucher. BETA ALPHA PSI Stolen formed in 1970 by ex-students from page I

Accounting Association The Fashion Show had over 30 students participating in addition to the preparations for Meeting Tuesday April 10 the show, many off campus individuals helped, of San Francisco loaned clothing to Students. The first UC Faculty Lounge — 7.75 half of the show featured fa-'hions from the United States, predominate East coast fashions. The show lasted 2'A hours complete with refresh­ • Info on BAP Initiation Dinner ments and music. The Fashion • Resume Directory Packets Available Show turned out to be a great • Info on BAP AA Elections that will take place success and performed in front Wednesday. April 28. of a full-house.

Fr. LoSchiavo and Transportation Deputy District Director Burch Baetold unveil sign intended to direct motorists to USF. Motorists along San Franicsco's Highway I need no longer be confused about the location of the University of San TOMORROW NIGHT! Francisco, thanks to this sign unveiled yesterday on Park Presidio Boulevard near Geary, by California Department of COMEDIAN Transportation Deputy District Director Burch Bachtold (right) and University of San Francisco President John J. Lo Schiavo, S.J. These signs are among a dozen new State and City street Bobby Kelton signs marking the way to the USF campus near Golden Gate and Masonic Avenues. They help solve motorists' confusion between the locations of the University of San Francisco WITH TIMOTHY BARRON (USF), San Francisco State University (SFSU), and the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). Father Lo Schiavo announced that the new signs are also THE ELECTRIC MIME being installed to prepare for a host of campus activities planned in the coming months as part of the University of San SAT. APRIL 7 8:30 pm Francisco's 125th birthdav celebration. $3 student/$4 general On April 25th the University of San Francisco will present a public forum with three corporate chief executives speaking on their views of major trends in the coming decade which will have an impact upon business. McLaren Center -USF The three. Bank of America president A.W. Clausen; Gordon L. Hough, chairman of the' board of Pacific $1 off -with "Love and Death" voucher Telephone; and Fireman's Fund Insurance Companies chairman and president Myron Du Bain will speak from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. in McLaren Center on the USF campus. There is no charge for the program, but because of limited seating, advance Coming Soon: registration is required. The program. "Business Leaders View the I980's," is the first of a series of special public events which will be presented THE BRASS BAND throughout the year by USF. The series "Challenges of the 1980's" is being offered to the general public at no charge, but pre-registration is required. Registration and further THURS. APRIL 19 12:00noon information about the April 25th business leaders program is available from USF Public Affairs Office. 666-6107. Pre- HARNEY PLAZA-FREE registration deadline is April 19th. The University expects that a number of business students and business teachers in the area will attend the event which is Presented by SEC being present in cooperation with the California Roundtable. an organization of the 80 largest corporations in California. Vpril 6, 1979 The San Francisco Foghorn Page 3 f ARA Encourages Student Input^1 by Marilyn Jenne frequency of certain foods, the Senate Finalizes Club Budgets questionnaire has a place at the Student input to ARA Ser­ bottom for additional comments university community. anticipated in their budget vices has been minimal, but from students and a place where by Will James In a memorandum sent to proposal, so they will need less appreciated by the Managers. one can suggest extra items of senators Tuesday, the Players ASUSF money. Several avenues can now be food not on their list. The ASUSF Senate finalized accused the Senate of voting The KUSF budget was cut taken to overcome bad food and A final resort where one can the 1979-80 budgets for student "not from understanding but $275. According to he Senate, other problems that may stem air complaints is with the Food organizations Tuesday night rather from fleeting emotion or KUSF was overbudgeted for the from their service. The latest Committee. They meet regularly behind closed doors. The lack of concern." maintenance fund, which development is the suggestion with ARA and discuss whatever meeting ended three rounds of The Special Events Commit­ includes fees for professional box. Surveys of the suggestions problems they have noticed. sessions to bring the total budget tee budget was cut $500 bv the technicians. revealed some interesting They also publish the items that below the $98,000 ASUSF will Senate in the final round. The The ASUSF allocation was requests, as well as some that are were discussed and post them on receive next year from student Senate reasoned that SEC will cut $200 by reducing their not financially feasible. various floors in the dorms. activity fees. receive more income from telephone system from eight to One request, considered There are no complaints from In the final round, $5235 was Friday and Saturday night six phones. excellent in the eyes of the ARA about the requests they cut from the total budget, movie showings than they The Non-Residents Coordi­ management was to put the have been receiving. The lowering it to $97,909. Budgets claimed in their budget nating Committee budget was silverware before the trays which aforementioned split of trays and for seven organizations were cut proposal, thus they will need less the only one increased in the last would allow the use of two silverware was regarded as a a total of $5204, while one ASUSF money. round. The Seante decided they hands, plus separation ofthe one highly ingenius idea that never budget was increased $80. Five hundred dollars was also had under-allocated their budget table for trays. The suggestion would have otherwise occurred The final round was closed to cut from the general fund of for "noontime specials" and would basically cut down on the to the management. Neil non-Senate members by Clubs Council. This means that added $80 to it. lines for trays. Another request Fischnaller said that some ofthe President Aaron Lee on grounds less money will be available next pleaded on the return of their requests that were received on that the president has year for fraternities, sororities, FINAL ASUSF BUDGETS loving drink of lemonade. The the Food Preference Question­ jurisdiction over budgets, and and other groups that don't Approved April 3, 1979 request was answered and naire were not able to be met that the previous sessions had receive money directly from another corresponding note of because of their expense. provided ample time for student ASUSF. ASUSF General Fund $5,000 thanks was found in the box. Continuous input from organizations to present their Hui o' Hawaii, who received a Foghorn 23.216 Special Events Another method of making students will continue to cases. $1366 budget boost from the Comm. 14.6.10 decisions was utilized last week improve ARA in many different A motion was made to re­ Senate last week, had $429 of College Players. 11.000 ways. Of course, all desires open the meeting, but the two- that taken back in the final and then again, Tuesday and ASUSF 7.385 Wednesday of this week. It was cannot be met but repeated thirds vote required to overrule round. Philhistorians 6.625 the Food Preference Question­ requests gain more attention and the president was not attained. ASUSF will let Hui o" Hawaii Clubs Council 4.600 naire. Aside from choosing of the consideration. Six senators attended the final use their new sound system free Medusa's 4.450 meeting. of charge, cutting $110 from Welcome Week 2.724 The College Players were hit their budget. Also included in Activities Council 2.550 hardest in the final round. Their the cut was money for guards International Students 2.437 budget was reduced by $3000, and photographers for the post- Association from $14,000 to $11,000. This luau party, which is not open to Non-Residents Coordinating Committee :.-•-.<) means that there will probably all students who pay the KUSF 2.045 be three productions next season activities fee. Resident's Policy Council i.y-6 instead of four. The Philhistorians had their SBS 1.597 The $3000 cut triggered a swift budget cut $300 in the final SUS I ft response from the Players, who round. The Senate said their Hui o' Hawaii 1.4; 7 accused the Senate of being income from three high school Academic Council unresponsive to the wishes and debate tournaments held at USF Chinese Students USF 703 needs of students and the will exceed the income Phil-Am 676

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According to Matthew... by Matthew Mallet

A word of thanks.

The political campaigning is reaching a climax and soon a new student government will be installed. Before our attention turns to the next president's administration, however, I think it is important to recognize the accomplishments of those students vacating their respective offices.

In particular I believe the works of Rosanna Marchetti, Ross Miller, and, of course. Ed Day deserve special mention. Rosanna Marchetti has, in her several years working with ASUSF, provided a conscientious voice through troubled times. Although tempormental on occasion, she set standards for other senators to live up to. As acting vice president she controlled the often chaotic meetings and has pointed the Senate towards new goals.

Ross Miller put new meaning into the office of Academic Through a glass. Chairperson. Students with questions or complaints by Byrne Conley concerning academics can use his office as a tool for fulfilling structured. The idea of their needs. Ross Miller's dedication is made evident by the My first semester at USF(Fall Which brings up another structuring classes is not original long hours he put in while sitting in at the contract negotiations. 1975) was the first semester for interesting subject. Until this - one has only to look at hhc His encounters with the FA and Administration did not end the Core Curriculum. Previous semester, there was a separation Saint Ignatius Institute. 1 did, by there, however. He has until present pursued these contacts to to that, the University had as by section such that one section they way, realize that the Sll was further student interests. requirements twenty-four units of a course would be Core, and structured when 1 wrote about it of Theology and Philosophy, another section of the same some weeks back - in fact. I Similarily. Ed Day revitalized his office. As Treasurer, Ed and a three unit American course in the same semester didn't mention it because I Day set new guidelines and goals for his successors. He Institutions requirement. Non- would not. 1 hope that the assumed that everyone knew it, made clubs and organizations more fiscally responsible. He has Catholics were apparently revised Core does not include and because it had nothing to do enlightened the Senate as to the intricacies involved in allowed to waive the Theology such a policy, since it is quite with my point, which was the financing. He doggedly worked to reduce the continual pile of requirement, a practice which unrealistic to expect a detriment from classification of paperwork in his office. Ed Day has put much time and energy was said to encourage apostasy. differentiation of that nature to students. into what can only be classified as a thankless job. The Core was one of the last be made. In any event, since the Back to business: Students These three individuals have been the bright spots of major acts of the University Registrar does not keep records should take the bulk of what is ASUSF. I only wish more Senators were like them. Senate, lt passed after much of which section or teacher a now required in a structure over debate and review, and almost student took, the policy was their first two years, since the This will be the last Foghornlo appear for several weeks. The weekly front-page coverage in superfluous. (1 do not know Core is more properly a starting staff has decided to enjoy Faster vacation and perhaps begin the Foghorn. The Core passed by whether the practice was point to other studies. Among to study. Our next edition will be on the stands April 27. A a 36-12 vote (with student eliminated forthe sake of ease in the Core, the Philosophy happy Faster to you all! representatives voting 5-6 this temporary Core or in requirement should be restored against). recognition of the above fact.) to twelve units, a proposal which Today, the Core is somewhat lt seems that half the courses the University Senate rejected in Happy Faster! shopworn, at least indirectly as a taught this semester are in the 1974. I will take the value of victim of Unionization. Because Core. One hundred and sixty one Philosophy as self-evident and of problems in ironing out a courses (not counting different hope this satisfies the reader. cooperative review process, this sections) are in this semester's Students will have to take year's Core is a sort of holding Core. Obviously, that is too enough units in their respective pattern until a review (due last large. majors in their first three years to year) can be finished. 1 believe that the number of prepare for graduate exams, but U^EOlllMliKi-l^. This semester's Core is units required by the Core the first two years should be apparently made up by the program could be expanded composed primarily of Core Registrar's Office, on the advice (from the current 36 units and 12 requirements. ofthe Deans. The result includes units of Basic Skills) to the This may strike some students some surprises. For example, advantage of students. Nursing as a restriction of their freedom, one teacher's class was made into and Business students should but my chief concern is USF a Core class without he or his have different requirements, providing the best education UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO Department Chairman being though, and a different possible, and I believe that a STAFF consulted or even notified! The statement of purpose behind tighter structure would provide Core designation brought too their Core. I certainly think that this. If the current Core review Editor-in-Chief Matthew A. Mallet I Managing Editor Marcella Farragher many students for the textbooks all students should be exposed to doesn't do this, a more aggressive I Advertising Manager Terry Kelly ordered. Also. Core courses are the different areas of the Core, and coordinated academic News Editor Lisa Coffey supposed to (theoretically, at but recognition of the fact that advising policy by the individual Opinion Editor Byrne Conley least) be taught differently than some students have larger unit departments, on an informal Feature Editor David Harpster non-Core courses. This teacher requirements in their major basis, would go a long was Entertainment Editor George Epsilanty Sports Editor T.R. Sullivan was given no time to make any should be made. toward helping both students Photo Editor Ted Brooker special preparations. Further, the Core should be and faculty achieve their goals. Cartoonists Vic Hernandez, Janet, Jesse Moises Photographers: Larry Ching, Michael Dubnoff. Sr. Jamesanne Dunne, Pat Giannetto, Lamia Hamdy, Naila Hamby, Mark Holcomb, Vincent Huang, Mike Liang. Mike McGuigan, Peter Schloty, Robert Wong. 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The San Francisco Foghorn is Ihe official newspaper of the University of San Francisco, published Fridays during the academic year with excepn-'**N on holidays, in intersession and summer session. Editorials do noi r-esarily reflect the opinion of the University Administration or of the student body. All unsigned editorials are by the editor and the content* of all issues is the eclusive responsibility of the editor.

Typesetting Lewis Publishing V- 6 -Ti -CTM «Qc April 6. 1979 I he San Irani Foghorn Page CANDID CAMPUS f rORRF^PONnFNrF "I bybv AllenMien FunkvFunk\ Troublerrouhled Brewinge My\ natural V_^ \J M\. m\. X_J k3 M. \J 1 1 I—/ M-J 1 ^< V> I—' 6 of one... 1 don't know whether habitat, the Fog n' Grog, is being Dear Editor, regard to the showing ofthe film Dear Editor: it was purposeful or not, but last threatened. It absorbed two bits The March 23 Foghorn article "Rocky Horror". To people who are in favor of week's Foghorn announced the of bad news last week. First of all on "Revision of Abortion In the first place, I never made providing "all the alternatives" tuition hike right alongside some gumshoes from ABC Policy" fails to tell the full story. any such statement, at any time, to women who are pregnant. 1 another story, the headline to surmized that not enough I.D.'s Veiled in thc rhetoric of "mature to anyone. I was not aware of the have a few questions: If the which was Petty Theives strike at were being checked. To add decisions in consultation with Blood Drive, nor of the showing United Nations were discussing a t SF. Ironic heh? insult to injury however, the knowledgeable professional of the film. I do not have the solution to the Palestinian Fashionable Promises No Grog's volume of business people" is the message "you're slightest idea if "Rocky Horror" problem, should all solutions be candidate for office in ASUSF plummeted when Phil Yacklich not going to get one if we can is a "porn flick" or not. I had submitted for approval? How has hit upon the one dynamite went on the wagon. help it." never heard of it until reading about Hitler's solution to the issue that would have hundreds Fair Trade Act. When the Repression of women is alive about it in your newspaper. Jewish "problem" in Europe.' of people clamoring to the polls Chinese Embassy visited Seattle and well and living on the U.S.F. I consider it highly Would you consider that one to mark them an X. It is obvious Washington last January, they campus. Who needs to go to irresponsible of you and John alternative to the Middle East that everyone would vote for the received the high honor of situation? Iran? Bob Gomez Matthias to take the liberty of candidate that promised to get staying in the same plush quoting me without having first 1 have always thought that rid of those ugly, uncomfortable, downtown hotel as the USF checked as to the veracity of the murder is wrong - no matter ridiculous nursing uniforms. Dons. The Funk discovered that Dear Editor, statement. I have some thought how quickly, painlessly, or Dynamite Investment There is when China Vice Premiere Teng Paul Bosquet's column that such an action could be popular the method of killing is. no truth to the rumor that USF Hsiao-Ping watched the Dons "Extremes and Oppositions" subject to a libel suit. That is a The child who is cut by the recently diversified its workout, he offered the U.S. the (Foghorn, Mar. 23, 1979) is a serious matter for any abortionist's knife today is endowment protfolio by Great Wall in exchange for Bill fine example of the very worst publication, be it a student one similar to the Jewish boy who investing in a company that Cartwright and a pair of writing man is capable of. or a large city newspaper. was shot down by a German Nazi makes nuclear reactors. chopsticks for Bob Girion. His style, which is to cast one I request a complete retraction — both children are innocent, banal platitude into the form of a of this accusation in John hav ing never committed a crime, Extremes and Oppositions pompous question and then Matthias' letter and suggest that and yet both are given the death by Paul Bousquet answer it with another, is the it would be well for you to be penalty. style of one who fancies himself a In lieu of last week's promised But there is hope. With all the more careful in the future in the Perhaps the only alternatives prophet crying out in the sequel: capital they have made from us publication of articles or letters that should be considered are wilderness. It feels damn good to be on he (the consumer), they might about people without a those that are moral. If Mr. Bosquet loves the West Coast and in the harbor of construct massive power confirmation of the accuracy of Eileen Muldown human race as much as he claims what meteorologists call the collectors, and wire it into our such information from the to, he will stop embarrassing it persons involved. • •• prevailing westerlies, while homes, putting the good old Dear Editor, by writing such drivel. Yours very truly, Harrisburg, Pa. lapses into its meter inbetween again. So it I would like to congratulate Pat Madden Mrs. Mortimer Fleishhacker radio-active shroud, doesn't it? goes. the Foghorn for it's excellent (Janet) But not all is so pleasant being Well, I've rambled enough [We hope that USF is not a April Fools' non-edition, the that many of us (almost all, especially for someone who's wilderness, and that Paul's more [We cannot be responsible for students need more of these infact) have dear friends or not an expert on these matters, dire predictions are not the veracity of statements made "realistic" articles in order to relatives in or around the but 1 do have a couple last prophetic. _op. Ed.l in the letters to the editor. It is understand what actually goes Pennsylvania area who have or comments to make. The first is our policy to print letters uncut, on in this school. There were potentially will be harmed by the about how the media covered since they are clearly labeled as many highly entertaining recent events at Three Mile and is covering the Three Mile Dear Editor: the author's writing. The same articles. Among them was a Island. Secondly, we must also Island issue —- typically As a Trustee of the University policy protects your letter. We wonderfully witty account of two concern ourselves with Three American. Everyone is of San Francisco. I make a are sorry that the statement was nursing students. I feel that Mile Island's twin, the Rancho contradicting one another, the special point of reading every incorrect, but since it was not our articles of this calibre are long Seco Nuclear Power Plant just NRC says one thing, Met-Ed issue of "The Foghorn." I statement we cannot retract it. overdue. Please congratulate the outside of Sacramento which is says another, and government therefore was particularly -Op. Ed.) authors on a job well done. equally capable of such a official says something else. distressed to read, in the issue of Sincerely Yours, disaster. 1 realize my treatment of this March 30, a letter to you from The Boys on 2P Three Mile Island was issue has been on the sketchy John Matthias, quoting me in "The Zoo" completed only three months side, but I have attempted to ago. It is a demonstration of the illuminate a few of the less progress made in our nuclear apparent ramifications forth­ From the Hip power plant technology — it coming from this turn of events by Jim Attridge failed, whether by human error without reinterating all the superfluous even if the agency or mechanical malfunction it confusing data which anyone can "Curiouser and curiouser," would accrue if it were placed in were a good one, instead of the failed and has consequently find easily by reading the said Alice in Through the passbook savings! At least then bushleague dullards we have endangered and disrupted the Chronicle. The issue is our future Looking Glass. Just like Alice we we would get some appliances as now. lives of thousands of human and the competency of "the have to register a reaction of bank premiums! The administration has to beings. Over seventy nuclear experts" in making decisions bewilderment at the University's The cost of paying the faculty learn that we have entered a new power plants are presently in which will affect our future. I recent announcement of a tuition is not rising 8 percent a year. The era of administrative thought, operation across the country, believe that this single event hike. For the fourth year in a cost of leaving the heat on in both private and public, in the many built with less progressive points towards a number of row, tuition has been raised at a Campion Lounge during the late seventies. The world has technology than that of Three seriously critical questions rate higher than the consumer summer is. It's the cost of come to learn that it is through Mile Island . .. many others have Americans must begin to address price index. Once again, it has painting half of the Cowell Hall efficiency and not through been shut down and though they and assail. been made without even a that is being passed on to us, not extravagence that optimum do not produce an iota of In response I would like to symbolic attempt at student the cost of an increased academic operation is achieved. Trimming electricity the consumer pays the encourage everyone at USF to input. And finally, it is again budget, since academics was not the fat is the new wave. The millions of dollars required to attend two events. Both are unwarranted. increased anywhere near 8 per­ taxpayers have said so by build such a plant with his happening tomorrow, Saturday Outside factors are blamed for cent this year. revolting. Even ASUSF has cut monthly utility bills. It is a myth April 7th. The first is a rally and the increase in costs. Once again No one can blame the inflation and trimmed sufficiently to that Metropolitan Edison owns carnival to stop the proposed the University paints a picture of demon for paying Mike Scriven avoid any activity fee increases Three Mile Island! The people of Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power itself as innocently standing by more money than a US Senator within the past few years. Harrisburg and vincinity own it, Plant and to explore alterna­ while the inflation demon forces makes., It is the administration Father President must learn because it has been paid for tives. It will be an excellent it to acquiesce and raise the that found it prudent to grant the that when money is tight all over through their electric bills Is this opportunity to get out into the student's bills. This piffle simply University Chair to a man whose it is a better policy to save money what they wanted? city and to learn more about this does not wash. Though avowed atheism is directly at home than beg for it outside. Why hasn't solar power been critical issue. Bonnie Raitt and circumstances beyond our contrary to the Credo, and Consequentially, this means he developed if indeed it is a viable Ralph Nader will be featured at control have contributed to whose writings have been should stay on campus more and means of producing electricity? this event, which shall begin at USF's dubious financial posture, criticized in scholarly journals by administrate, rather than Simple. PG. & E., Con- noon at the Civic Center (a skip the administration clearly Jesuits as "too pernicious to even delegate so much authority to the Edison. New England Power from the 5 Fulton). The second cannot expect to lay alllhe blame consider honoring with a nitwits he has working for him. and Electricity. Metropolitan event is The Alternative upon them. They'd do wise to rebuttal." Inflation can, to be sure, be Edison, nor ihe government can Coffeehouse which will be held remember what Shakespeare No one can blame the inflation blamed in part for the fact we're make a profit from solar power! at 8:00 pm in Medusa (ground said: "The fault... lies not in our demon for the fact that a school paying first class prices for a Once a home is equipped with floor in University Center, USF). stars but in ourselves..." with such a "distinguished coach education. But adminis­ solar panels it becomes self- The Coffeehouse will focus on The fact of the matter is that if alumni" is still 95 percent tuition trative protestations that try to reliant and the local utilities the nuclear question along with this school were a business, it dependent. Obviously, the place all the responsibility on monopoly cannot put a meter its usual open-mike, music, would make the Penn Central development people are not on outside factors can only inspire between the sun and your solar coffee, tea, snacks format Both look good. The school's the ball. this reaction drawn from panels, thusly, neither can the events are free. endowment has consistently Inflation didn't force us to Emerson, "What you are speaks government tax your utility bills See ya in two weeks with the earned 3 and 4 percent interest flush money away on an ad so loudly, I cannot hear w hat you — "oops that won't work." second part of last week's article. these last few years. More yield campaign that would be say." Page 6 Thc San Francisco Foghorn April 6. 1979 Student's Anonymous Neighbor Is Weil-Known Poet Dave Fisher to Headline Student Reading Tuesday Night bv Tom Fletcher My interest in poetry goes The concensus amongst the David Fisher, who had just won English Dictionary with a back a few years now. After students I have talked to on the the Williams Carlos Williams magnifying glass.) coming out here from New York, campus, and among people in award for Teachings, described Sometime in the first week of I was excited about the general, is that poetry often by the Poetry Society of America December I came home to find possibilities of meeting new seems dry and boring. Poets in as the best book of poetry an invitation to a David Fisher poets because San Francisco has our age seem to have been published in America in 1978. Christmas party on my door. In a national reputation for being somewhat eclipsed by rock stars His other works include: the week before the party I talked one of the major centers for and now by disco. Requiem for Heurtebise: to a number of invited tenants poetry in this country. My first-year impression of Homage to Jean Cocieau.a non- who said they would love to I've found this to be true. the student body at USF was that fiction account of the life of a come — but that there would be There are numorous places it was a school full of well- friend of his who was on the "no place to stand." around the city where writers dressed, handsome, immaculate­ FBI's Ten Most Wanted List for 1 didn't understand what they assemble to read, and one ofthe ly dull American men and ten years called The Most meant, but to satisfy my curiosity important places is here at USF. women, surrounded by Wanted Man In America; and 1 rang his bell the day before the Besides a weekly series on unreachable swarms of foreign the Book of Madness, a night of the party and asked him campus that features well-known nationals. What the hell is all rendering of his experiences with if I could help decorate. We both Bay poets, in the last year USF this, I thought; there's no unity shock treatment and mental laughed as we glanced at the has been entertained by such - I might as well have stayed in institutions. floor and acknowledged tacitly internationally known poets as New York and done independent He never told me he was a that we were standing ankle-deep Yevgeny Yevtushenko and Allen study at the U.N. poet; at least until December, in poems, pieces of poems, and Ginsberg. It took me quite a while to when I knew him better. I heard envelops. Our weekly series has not gone realize that 1 had been vastly it from other tenants in our large "I don't think there's any room Dave Fisher very well, due to lack of interest mistaken, and that my apartment house on the corner of to decorate." he saiH still among the students, and our perception of the student body Fulton and Scott, ten blocks greetings occasionally in the laughing. "Come on in and look inability to win a substantial was clouded, or inhibited, by my from campus. halls or elevators, or I would around, though - and decide for audience from outside the own inability to tap the cultural When 1 would meet other stand quietly outside his door yourself." university despite the help and richness of this international residents in the building, and tell and listen to he strange sounds Well, 1 waded into his drawing support of English chairman body of peoples. them my floor and room number, coming from his room. (It wasn't room as one might gingerly walk Patrick Smith (himself a poet) Anyway, back to the Open they would assume a bewildered until December that I learned into a very lush flower garden. It and from Daniel Kakook (poet, Reading: 1 know that a lot of you frown, and then say, "Oh. You that these sounds were his three was clear that this mass of and organizer of numerous crazy, liberated s.o.b.'s write. livin' next to that poet." This T.V.'s stacked piggy-back on material was somehow writing events, including the Can you imagine the potential wasn't very encouraging to me, different channels and volumes important, and I was therefore city's yearly international poetry lor the sharing of ideas about this especially when they would go on a radio broadcasting his afraid that if I moved carelessly I festival). The weekly series is still university and the world, if you to gossip about his absorption favorite talk show, a very cheap might disturb some undiscerned attracting only a handful of read'.' with psychiatric wards and shock and antedeluvian phonograph order, or crush some valuable people. Now to the event. As I said, I treatment. But what was more playing a language lesson from object underneath. Things however, are looking came to this city with an interest disturbing was that everyone's one of the eight or ten languages After I took a few up: the readings have been in poetry. It just happened that description, however suspicious, he speaks fluently but that apprehensive steps, David Fisher changed from the noisy Medusa when I moved into my apartment would end with: "...but he's so always needs "brushing up"; assured me that the heap was in Room to the acoustically more this last September I was in luck. interesting and kind." while this went on, 1 later fact in the most random order. It friendly Little Theatre on the I moved next door to a well- Throughout these first two learned, he would be reading a was in the next moment that 1 USF Lone Mountain Campus. known writer and poet named months we would exchange fifty-pound condensed Oxford continued page 7

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ORIENTATION PEER COUNSELING PROGRAM

The I'SF Orientation Program is designed to make the process of entering the unfamiliar atmosphere of the University more enjoyable for the new incoming student. Twelve Orientation Peer Counselors (5 liberal arts, 2 science, 3 business and 2 nursing majors) will be selected to assist new freshmen and transfer students in the registration process, academic advising, becoming acquainted with campus facilities, programs, personnel, and various services. In addition to the duties listed above, peer counselors will be required to:

• Attend an intensive training workshop May 21 - 23, May 29 - 31 which will include instruction in counseling technqieus, university core curriculum, departmental and college requirements, etc.

• Be present during the following summer orientation dates, some of which will be night prog- grams: July 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, and 27. In addition, peer counselors shall be present during new- advising and registration at Fall Orientation, August 27 to August 31. Application available at UNIVERS/TV CENTER IN FORMA TION DESK Deadline, April 16, 1979 \pril 6. 1979 The San Francisco Foghorn Page 7 Kathleen Madden Loyal to Students for Many Years

bv Eileen Muldown In the rush and pressure of all phases of our lives today - even in the confines of a university all of us are becoming more and more stressed. Yet here and there we find people who. by their calm, pleasant, and courteous manner, make life more harmonious and agreeable. One such person is the Assistant Director of Financial Aid Miss Kathleen Madden. Born and raised in San Francisco, Miss Madden came to USF in 1966. Her work as receptionist clerk- typist began in the office she continues to keep in order today Financial Aid. During the 60's and early 70's, she worked for Fr. Norton J. Harold. Although increases in salary and promotions were few. Miss Madden remained at USF with one major objective: to help students. In December, 1976, after working at USF for ten years, Kathleen Madden had planned to retire. She stayed, however, when asked to help the new administrator, Gabriel Capeto. Patricia Lis, who has worked with Miss Madden for three years, said. "Kathleen is great to work with. She is tremendously loyal to the students and wants them treated fairly; she is very careful not to allow a student who needs financial help to go without, and equally careful not to give funds to someone who doesn't need the assistance. Kathleen has clear judgment and is very efficient in this office." Mrs. Eileen Madden, who has worked in Financial Aid for four years, also spoke of how the Assistant Director is very student-services orientated. (Eileen Madden's father-in-law: is Kathleen Madden's second cousin, which they discovered after working together for six months.) "Kathleen is always here early, and she is rarely absent for a day. Our first responsibility, she tell us, is students, not paperwork. The office opens promptly at 9 and closes at 4:30. Of course, we set aside blocks of time for paperwork, like the needs analysis we are doing now, but Kathleen will send a student back to us if she thinks it is important to the student not to wait "One summer, I did a spot job for financial aid and motto could be summed up in Shakespeare's words, "In until the next day. couldn't help noticing her kindly and compassionate life's uncertain voyage, I will some kindness do them'." "Kathleen has a great sense of humor," Eileen attitude towards the students who met her. I'm sure her says Aquinas Tambimuttu. Madden continued. "She has seen bleak times during her thirteen years, but even with the work load, she still manages to smile. When she leaves USF, I think at least two people will have to be hired to do the work Not only do fellow employees of USF appreciate Madden doesn't put you on hold. Unlike some of the she accomplishes. Among other jobs, Kathleen types Miss Madden, but the students also have a high regard other offices, you are not kept waiting. She works very all the award letters, vouchers, and goes through every for her. Many of us during our years at USF have met hard for the students' sake. It has been a pleasure to file... and she types like a wiz." Kathleen Madden and have been thankful for her help. know her the three years I have been here." Employees in other offices that work closely with "Quite a few graduates have come back here to visit Al Schubert, head resident of Hayes-Healy, also Financial Aid expressed their admiration for Miss her." Patricia Lis said. compared her to other University employees: "She is Madden also. "She is a super person," Bursar David Aurelio, a sophomore economics major said, very personable, unlike some of the others. Miss Katherine Nieto said. "I have known her for four years "She is a very pleasant lady. Although 1 only go into MaddSn knows me by name and knows my situation, and she has always gone out of her way to help students Financial Aid once a month to pick up my COG check, too. In a word, she is very supportive." and to cooperate with our office. She is a lot of fun." she always remembers my name and asks me how I am One student summarizes what many USF students Eleanor Hingsbergen of the Athletic Department doing. She is very friendly." and employees think of Kathleen Madden. "She is a has known Kathleen Madden since 1966. "There are USF junior Jack Maguire describes Miss Madden as heck of a nice lady," says Eric Lindstrand. "She is not many of us native San Franciscans left at USF. She "one of the most helpful persons on campus. She concerned with the general welfare and academic is one of the nicest people on campus; I will miss her honestly does her best to benefit students in need of success of all students. I have always been more than when I leave." Mrs. Hingsbergen is retiring May I after financial aid." happy with her assistance to me. We need more people 21 years at USF. Nursing student Patricia Muldown said: "Miss like her at USF. She is great."

the end I was certain 1 had done read as my special guest. He said Dave Fisher the work equivalent to a semester he would be more than happy. from page 6 of filing at the USF Registrar's asked if I could help clean it up. Office. News of this wholesome Now. The event. At 8 p.m. on He thought this a fascinating change in Dave's apartment Tuesday April 10, at the Little idea, and readily agreed. readied other tenants, all of Theater at the Lone Mountain 1 won't get into the specific whom were assured that there Campus, there will be an Open details, except to say that under would be plenty of standing Reading for anyone on campus his bed I found 14 poems (one of room for the party, and even one who wishes to share their poetry, which had recently been entire room for dancing. The or who are simply interested in published in the Paris Review), party was a smash, and Fisher listening to Fisher and other seven golf balls, enough and 1 became good friends. students read. silverware for a family of four, an In mid-January I joined the unfinished novel, three boxes of workshop which he teaches in his cheap cigars and a huge old apartment (and which is open to 1 sincerely hope that many of Sherlock Holmes pipe; some all students); in the past Fisher you will come to read even il strange bones, various books, a has taught at, and been fired you have only one poem. People- deflated football and enough from, Yale. Columbia, St. want to hear what you have to other material to fill t\vo of those Mary's College, and Folsom say. and reading your work to large green plastic bags that Prison. When Daniel Kakook others gives you an opportunity America has become so fond of asked me to host the spring Open to experience yourself and youi "From my personal experience, I know that she goes in the last five years. Reading at USF, I went to Fisher writing in a new and exciting out of her way to help individuals," says Father John and asked if he would come and way. LoSchiavo. The job took 17 hours, and in Page 8 The San Francisco Foghorn April 6. 1979

KING OF BEERS* • ANHEUSER BUSCH. INC • ST LOUIS Ihe San Francisco Foghorn Page 9 "Simply... very average" snaheu Dee's san Francisco ACT Offers Mediocre 1 Version of Brilliant Play /'i Martin Claussen Mr. Reinhardt and Ms. Huddle, the play, an area that ACT is typical of the acting at ACT. usually excells in. were just 1 "1 I . I . . 4 J Alter seeing Shakespeare's The priest, played by Sydney average. The set looks like a The Winters Tak performed last Walker, is a good example. Mr. thousand other sets for h\ Snakcv /). semester, I decided that 1 would Walker, instead of playing the "modern" shows, and the This is a column being written by a native San Franciscan boycott the American Conserva­ priest in The Visit, plays Mr. lighting, which might have at who will review for you the best and the worst, the cheapest and tory Theater's Geary Theater Walker playing the priest in The least brought something into the the most expensive places to go in San Francisco. Unfortunately, time has taken away such places as the Times productions. The reason was not Theatre w here one was able to see a movie for only 99 cents. I he that The Winters Tale was bad, "ACT could be a major force in American drama . . . perhaps times has long since been converted to another Chinese for it was not, but it was very equal to Joseph Papp's Public Theatre in \ew York, but restaurant and not a very good one at that. Well, back to average, very mediocre, very unfortunately. . . the point in this column. 1 will review places as infamous as bourgeois. Alas. 1 succumbed to St. Anthony's dining room (for all you hardcore types) along Visit. It is not that Mr. Walker is play, equalled the set. The the temptations of Friedrich with the famous places like the Top of the Mark (for all you particularly bad in this show, as costumes were better, but still Durrenmatt's The Visit, preppies.) Since the Foghorn and 1 do not have money, the a matter of fact he is better than unoriginal, with the exception of currently in repetoire with Noel majority of these places will be low budget. Please hold the Claire's flamboyant gowns and Coward's Hay Fever, Fifth of most, yet he does nothing forthe applause, just come by Friday afternoon and throw money. July by Lanford Wilson, and play. The same is true for the rest hats. The Winters Tale. Durrenmatt, of the Company. There are a few About the only thing worth The first dive to be reviewed is Lee's Garden Cafe on California and 6th Avenue. It was heartening to see that the the great Swiss expressionist, is majority of the customers and thc workers spoke Chinese. one of the premier playwrights, Nothing is such a letdown as to go into a Chinese cafe run by and has been called "the leading Mexicans ora Mexican restaurant run by Japanese and Irish. I dramatist... in the German never get thc feeling that they know what they arc cooking. language today." Back to the point, this place is authentic right down ;o the dish­ The play takes place in the es painted with dragons and the red painted windows and doors. small Central European town. Dragons arc a very powrful symbol in the Chinese culture and Gullen. Once a center of you see them everywhere. The red paint on the doorways and prosperity. Gullen has declined windows is to keep all kinds of evil outside. This place looks like and. as the play opens, is a an old reconverted soda shop, but the atmosphere is definitely depressed area, to say the least. Richmond Chinese complete with ceramic birds tacked on the We learn that the world's wall, holding plastic flowers. They have a front dining area and wealthiest woman. Claire a back dining area. Zachanassian is to return to The courses run from about $1.55 lor their soups (including the bird next soup which 1 haven't the guts to try) to S2.70for the a la carte plates. 1 had the egg flower soup (SI.55) which was quite tasty, lt didn't need tons of soy sauce to be eaten, and il hie had fresh green onions floating on the top. It wasn't the usual mmm mm watery version. My friend had the beef and green vegetables or hok choy (which is Chinese cabbage.) It looked better than it was. On the other hand, chicken chow mein was excellent, though it tasted better than it looked. The prawns being whisked off to another table also looked very appetizing. Ihe the trip to the Geary Theater is to other courses on the menu included wonton. chow mein, sweet see the play itself, for no matter and sour pork, egg foo yung, etc.. your basic American Chinese how much "middle class-ness" cuisine. Lee's Garden Cafe is a good place to go on a low has been layered over the play, budget. This place is definitely not a tourist trap. the brilliance of Durrenmatt Next week I might try St. Anthony's, if my grant doesn't shines through. come in or unless someone takes me out... maybe someplace In order for art in general, the downtown...? Mv number is theater in particular, to progress, chances must be taken, and ACT, with its large corporate- FOR PROFESSIONALS sponsors, has been unwilling to take these chances. Every play WHO WANT TO GO PLACES that is being produced this season is a "sure thing"; it is almost certain that all will be popular successes. But a popular success does not always mean an artistic success. From what I Claire Zachanassian (Elizabeth Huddle) listens impassively as understand, ACT once used to

Alfred III (Ray Reinhardt) recollects the love they once shared take chances on new playwrights, Have you been wondering v/iere your nursing will lake you** in Friedrich Duerrenmatt's drama of greed and revenge, "The new directors, and new As a p-olessionai. ol course, professional considerations techniques. But today, it has should lorm the basis ol your plans tor the luture. And Visit." (photo by William Canslen) professionalism is »*hat the Army Nurse Cocps is all about. become grounded in its ways of providing non-controversial As an ollicer m the Army Nurse Corps, you can receive entertainment. At ACT, art has clinician~practitioner level training in several dilterent Gullen. the place of her birth, exceptions, Lawrence Hecht as lost out to money, and to see new specialities. You can lind numerous opponunities in and when she arrives, she the butler for example, but nursing administration, teaching, clinical research, playwrights and new techniques promises to give the town one overall, the condition that and continuing education. in San Francisco, one has to go billion Marks, The town almost plagues Mr. Walker plagues the to one of the smaller theaters it you have a BSN or MSN vi*ty not find out more about immediately begins to prosper, rest of the cast. 1 scattered throughout the city. the unigue experience ol ARMY NURSING when it finds itself "enmeshed in A second problem is that most a vengeful plot of murder." The of the things I have seen at ACT A Theater Company with the Call Collect Northern California 14151 273-7020'7120 play revolves around the conflict have revolved around spectacle, following and national between Claire and her ex-lover, and doing a show big and with recognition that ACT has could Alfred 111. played by Elizabeth panache is one ofthe trademarks be a major force in American CPT Carol Boetger Huddle and Ray Reinhardt U S Army Nurse Corps of ACT. Oftentimes, they are Drama, a force perhaps equal to 620 Central Avenue. Bldg 3 respectively. These two are the very good with pageant, but in Joseph Papp's Public Theater in Alameda CA 94501 bright spots in an otherwise The Visit, the idea fails. The New York, but unfortunately, Please send me more information dreary production. blame for this must be put this potential is not being Name The problem is not that the squarely on the shoulders ofthe realized and in ail probability, Address play itself is bad (for it is one of director. Laird Williamson. His the American Conservatory's the great modern dramas), or direction is usually aimless, his Geary Theater will go on City Zip. that the production is bad. lt is crowd scenes a failure, and providing entertainment and Telephone not. It is simply, like The throughout the play, a general what is called "art" for a group of Date of Graduation

Winters Tale, very average. The feeling of ennui is pervasive. people distinctly middle class in School acting, with the exceptions of Even the technical aspects of their values. \pril (.. I'm Page III The San Francisco foghorn back after the gig by bus took 2 seen anyone so totally dominate and you knew that everything "Surprise Guests". Carlos sung or played meant something Santana and Ronnie Montrose The J. Geilsf Band. hrs. BRIM. BACK THE a stage, wherver he was. The rest special and was for real came onstage for the first encore, Oakland Auditorium. WINTERLAND!!!! However of the band were absolutely (something sadly lacking in and participated in another Saturday March 24th. there aren't too many big bands magnificent; not since Charlie who have captured the Raw Watts has a man hit thedrumsas today's mainstream of Rock boring over-used cliche. Guest appearances are all very well by Rick leaf Essence of Rockn'Roll like the J. hard as Stephen Jo Bladd. But Music). The band played for Geils Band and Springsteens E they are completely overshad­ about I hr. 45 mins., which when they involve artists related to the music being played, but The Bay Area's newest concert Street Band, so the Auditorium owed by the Wild Man, who included 5 encores, and it all bringing on these two was rather hall. The Oakland Auditorium, will probably do fine business, looks and acts like a '70s version went by far too fast. like having Keith Richards survived its Initiation Ceremony housing the emasculated, gutless of the Fonz. but for real. A couple of downer factoids appear with Weather Report, or into the world of Rockn'Roll last Rock that currently wafts about the concert: The whole Johnny Rotten appear with Saturday night. The ceremony through the befuddled brains of show seemed to build towards ELP. Montrose proved his was perpetrated by "The the public. the encores, a stupid, over-used, absolute incompetency with an Incomparable .1. Geils Band." manipulative practice, that astoundingly unimaginative Before we get to the heart ofthe should be stopped immediately. CONCERT solo, and Santana played pretty matter, a few words on the new Encores are an added bonus for well, but looked suitably Oakland Auditorium, lt strikes CONCERT an appreciative audience which uncomfortable playing amongst me as mighty odd that after last this one certacnly was, but CONCERT a group of wild Bostonians, year's closing of the great really, that night, the encores whose religion induces thc Winterland. this place should be CONCERT slavish following of either old or opened up. Ihe given reason for dead Bloozemen, and the intake the closing of the Winterland CONCERT of gargantuan quantities of the was that it was no longer 1 had been waiting for seven demon Alkie. financially viable, because bands years to get to see the J. Geils didn't want to play there, Band. Apparently after their Really the J. Geils Band must preferring to play at The first and only visit to England, avoid these pitfalls or else they Colliseum, or at clubs, like thc back in 1971, they had vowed Peter Wolf, lead vocalist and will become "just another Old Waldorf. never to return, which had left wild man, dominates the -t; ge at meaningless dinosaur band," Why then open the Auditor­ me sitting at home listening to 'Geils' performance. and that would be truly sad, ium, which is the same size, and their amazing records, hoping because this concert, apart from is an absolute bitch to get to'.' My for the day that they would The concert itself was the two bummers, proved that cynical mind tells me that the reverse their promise, and make phenomenal: sheer gut-level the Geils band are remarkably rent was probably too high for the Long Trek across The Great emotion, blasting from monster Pure and Honest, two facets that Mr. Graham to make his Puddle. After six years of stacks. Music played for the should have made them massive profits out of the old waiting, however, I finally moment, like nothing else household names already. But Winterland. I only went to thc decided to quit and made The mattered. Whether they played then again as I keep saying (and Winterland twice, both times to Long Trek myself. Let me tell slow or fast, they demanded will continue to say, until I can see Bruce Springsteen, but I you that 7 years and all those Big absolute attention from the were a part of the show, and the positively see the results) thought it a fabulous Bux were well worth it. This audience; an instance of this real encore should have come Honesty does not seem to be a Rockn'Roll place, run down and band is all about Peter Wolf, the being the song "Theresa," just afterwards. The other fact that highly praised virtue these days. dirty maybe, but Rockn'Roll vocals man. whose dancing and piano and vocal, a slow ballad. bummed me out was the yew shooda bin their! was never meant to be sterile and wild man frog-leaps, along with pristine like the Oakland his monster introductions, THE GREAT ROC K V ROLL Auditorium. The Auditorium is ensured that the eyes of the "Belsen Was A Gas", recorded as UK"; playing along with a light, SWINDLE also bleeping difficult to get to, audience never left him, until he it was performed live at bouyant disco backdrop, we tucked away in some backwood gave the spotlight to somebody The Sex Pistols Winterland, as well as additional hear lyrics like "God save the corner of Oakland, and ceding else. Jagger apart. I have never Virgin Import material which shows a Queen Her fascist regime distinctive melodic flow this They made you a moron, by Steven Spinali band has never had before. Cuts Potential H-bomb God save Some of you may not know like "Something Else", the Queen She ain't no human Hjg»r, this, but Frank Sinatra "Substitute", "The Great Rock being..." Well, you get the idea performed at the Circle Star V Roll Swindle", as well as — disco and punk mix like oil Theatre two weeks ago. and had numerous others, combine this and water, and the ultimate you saved up your $17.50 a new melodic power with their effect puts even Steve Martin to ticket, you could have gone to slashing lyrics to create a totally shame. see him. And the string orchestra infectious rock experience. In many ways, though, this he played with is supposed to be double-album is more a really great. The reason I statement on the current pop- mention that is because, well, music scene than naything else. most of the people who'll get In placing their music in direct around to readying this column counterpoint with genres like probably have eight Bee Gees disco and string-infested pop, albums, everything that Barbra the Pistols demonstrate with Streisand ever did. and cherish a utter eloquence how really sterile goodly number ofthe very latest most Top-40 pop is today. disco hits. In other words, you'll There's no doubt when you hear very probably be listening to that splendid disco parody that KFOG or KABL in a couple of the disco genre itself is so years, anyway. But if you want mechanized that it's almost real rock 'n' roll that's so hot it'll physically incapable of melt your turntable, forget conveying emotion in the first about Sinatra and do anything place; but it's equally frightening you can to get this album. What s more, they've lost none that the discopods have The Great Rock V Roll of their raw music-making style, overtaken an estimated 35-40 Swindle comes as a rather and yet simultaneously have percent of the current pop unexpected surprise — exercised an increased airplay. And most of the non- especially since the Sex Pistols sophistication of production disco material is comprised of broke up more than a year ago. since their first album, Sever slick, cold, and unfeeling songs Apparently, though, before their Mind the Bollocks. This is quite by the Bee Gees and Olivia untimely departure from the an admirable achievement. Newton-John, Barry Manilow Give in rock music scene, they had types. No wonder people are But equally enjoyable are the participated in the production of humorous cuts, which form the frightened when music as to the urge. a motion picture in which they heart of this release. There are incendiary as the Sex Pistols' both starred and wrote the orchestral versions of "God Save receives some attention, Indulge your senses. Succumb to soundtrack. As it turns out, it's the Queen" and "EMI" which especially when it's unequivoc- the rich, distinctive taste of Dos Equis. one of the most hilarious things really must be heard to be ably good. A real beer with a color all its own, I've ever heard in my life, believed, as well as the first rock If you don't agree with me, a freshness matched by no other import bringing credence to the fact that well then buy this set for the and a light, natural carbonation pirate-ditty ever pressed, the Pistols were not only a disco and the symphonic that won't fill you up. "Friggin' On the Riggin'." genuine rock powerhouse, but a Go ahead. Give in to the irresistible urge. Would you believe there's a arrangements and give the rest a fun group as well. Experience Dos Equis. Thc uncommon import French peasant version of try. Hell, even if you were that stands out from the crowd. Just like you. About half of this album is "Anarchy In the UK"? Perhaps planning to see Frank Sinatra "serious", presenting the Sex the funniest of all, however, is a last week, there's something for Pistols' burning style of hard disco compilation of "Pretty you: on the last cut, Sid Vicious DOS EQUIS rock and predominately new Vacant" with "God Save the sings a version of "My Way" that The uncommon import. material. Especially notable is Queen" and "Anarchy in the you'll just love. April 6. 1979 The San Francisco Foghorn Pagi II

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"After Stardrive," an original musical play by Kathleen Cramer and O-lan Shepard which looks at the psychic after­ effects of a woman's intimate \* c encounter with an outer space Here's what Bill Cirahan's got being, will open Wednesday, up his sleeve for the next couple April 11 at 8 p.m. at Fort weeks: Mason's Marina Theater, Roxy Music, The Ready­ located at Laguna and Marina mades, the Atlantics, at the Boulevards. Building 310. 3rd Oakland Auditorium Arena, on floor. Friday April 20. at 8 pm. Tickets SEC is presenting The Brass Betsy Scott, recent winner of $7.50 advance $8.50 dos (day of Band on Thursday, April 19 the Bay Area Theater Critics show). The noontime show will be in Circle Award for Best The Jam, Dwight Twilley, at Harney Plaza and lasts from Supporting Performance Oakland Auditorium Theatre, 12:00 until 1:00. Admission is Drama for "Buried Child," plays on Friday. April 20. at midnight free. Annie. Directed by O-lan (sounds pretty wild, to me). Shepard, the cast also includes The Brass Band was originally Tickets are $6.50 and $7.50. conceived to provide back­ Cynthia Blevins, Matthew The Pointer Sisters, at the ground music at the Dicken's Locricchio, Judy Feil, Bill beautiful Paramount Theatre, in Fair six years ago. With Tucker, Mark Petrakis and Oakland, on Friday April 27, 8 improvised comedy bits between Dennis I.udlow. pm. tix: $7.50 and $8.50. the songs, the Brass Band is now "After Stardrive" will a feature act at the Boarding Herbie Hancock, Tower of continue Thursdays through House. They have also played on Power, Third World, at the Sundays at 8 p.m. through May The Morning Show (CBS) Open Greek Theatre (hope it doesn't 3. Free previews will be held Studio (KQED). and they've just rain) at UC Berkeley, on Sunday and Monday, April 8 come back from playing a week Saturday April 28, at 2 pm. and 9 at 8 p.m. Tickets for at Harrah's. Take Tahoe. Tickets are $8.50 adv S9.50dos. regular performances are $3.50. For ticket reservations call 421- 4733. BAR WARS The Plough and The Stars, at 116 Clement St. I have wanted • /J,ft f'f'ty • A r'/fty/i to talk about this place for some time now. This bar strikes me Fun Stuff Ta Do 2-night: as being out of place in San Francisco. The long, pock-marked Tops on the list fcuz it's free) tables, the dingy lighting, the obligatory pool tabic and pinball This Saturday, April 7th at is the Student-Alumni Relations machines are reminiscent of a midwestern college town bar. 8:30 pm, SEC will be presenting Council's April Fools Dance in The Plough and the Stars looks like the perfect place to go on a Bobby Kelton and Timothy all the rooms of first tloor UC. fall Saturday afternoon after warching the Oklahoma Sooners Barron the Klectric Mime in They're going to have a live annihilate the home team. The perfect place to get knee- Mcl.aren Center. Both promise band, and munchies, so come walking drunk. to present a night of unusual prepared. Beer is served in big glass pitchers... the better to spill on comedy and improvisation. Also lots of fun are the stand- everyone while pouring the sixth round. It's the perfect place to Bobby Kelton may be familiar up comedians at The Other Cafe, go on a week night with a large group of friends -it's a private from his T.V. appearances on located a short interesting walk party, and you don't have to clean up afterwards. Mike Douglas, Merv Griffin, from USF, (just walk down Cole MacArthur Park, Financial District near Embarcadero till you get to Carl). They've got Don Kirshner's Rock Concert Electric Mime. isalocalfa\orite. and the Tonight Show among Center. I'm mentioning MacArthur Park by way of warning: great food, and the cost is He most recently opened for this is a horrid spot. It's a sort of bar-restaurant combination minimal. For info call 681-0748. others. Influenced by Robert Robin Williams during his last Klein, Kelton manages to take where married men take their unmarried dates. A lot of other Of course, if things really get engagement at the Boarding everyday experiences and people go there, as well: the men in three-piece suits who pour slow, you can just come back to House. convert them into hilarious out of Embarcadero Center at 5:30 pm, and the decorative your room and tune in KUSF... As a special enticement, SEC occurences through his sense of women who work for them. One does not wear blue jeans here (no kidding, at least there's no is offering a $1.00 discount off the absurd. Timothy Barron, the unless they cay "Calvin Klein" on the back pocket. commercials) the $3.00 student price ($4.00 Almost the entire establishment is tasteful—designer general) with a voucher from the furniture, beautiful barmaids and waitresses, graphically SEC movie this week "Love and correct menus and matchbooks everything but the food and Dea th", with Woody Allen. drink. Not only is the food and drink not tasteful, it is not - inexpensive! (Everything at MacArthur Park is expensive Sylvia's Red Boy Pizza except the hors d'oeurves, which are free. When you try them, you'll see why.) & Continental Restaurant MacArthur Park used to have one redeeming quality: they used to serve Lone Star beer. Now, they don't even do that. Like 125 Clement St. Jerry Brown. MacArthur Park is style instead of substance. Great Pizza, Crepes & a Full Dinner Menu. . . FREE DELIVERY TO USF aaammaatmmmmmmt^irmm^amBWBmm^mmmmmmswaaaamaar We're Open: Revised! Expanded! Updated! 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221-3131 City. Slate Zip- Page 12 77/4' San Francisco Foghorn \pril 6. 1979 Tennis Team Gains 6-3 USF Opens Three Game Victory Over Hayward by Banc Carlson Set With U.S. International USF. playing it*-, toughest match to date, beat Cal. State by T.R. Sullivan Hayward last luesday afternoon in Golden Gate Park. The USF continues to get good Dons o\ ci came some early jittery ness to post 6-3 victory. Seven performances out of their ofthe nine matches went the maximum distance; LSI- won five pitching staff but the lack of of those. hitting behind the pitchers cost \ll but one of the Hayward singles players forced his USF the Dons three ball games in counterpart into playing three sets. The only one to escape that Fresno last weekend. All three fate was Rodney Lee who defeated Erie Berg b\ the score of 6-4. losses were pitcher's duels that 6-1. were finally decided in the late However. Rodney had his moment of anxiety, as Berg had a innings. 4-1 lead in that first set. "I wastry ing to blow him out as soon as The Dons opened their three possible." Rodney explained. "But alter I changed my tactics 1 game set with Fresno State in was able to beat him." Epidendio pitched very well, Brown led off the game with a front of a packed stadium and a Rodney decided to allow his opponent to make all the giving up just seven hits in eight single, stole second and was local television audience. Steve mistakes in the mold of Harold Solomon and it proved innings and he lowered his ERA driven in by Tony Ragusa. Epidendio took the mound for beneficial, as he won the set. 6-4. to 3.86. The Dons also managed Fresno got that run back in the USF and was opposed by Rich Not everyone escaped as well as the Dons' number two just seven hits off of Bordi. bottom of the inning off of USF Bordi of Fresno. Both pitchers singles player. Jim Heater, lacing Wayne Marks, barely In the first game of a starter Ken Bullock. A triple by pitched extremely well but a two scraped by 4-6. 6-2. 6-3. Pat Leffard. the number three singles doubleheader the next day, the Brown gave USF a 2-2 tie going run eighth enabled the Bulldogs player, lost to Jack Galloway. 6-0. 6-7 (5-4. 3-6. Bulldogs once again broke open into the bottom of the sixth. to pull away with a 4-1 victory. Mike Jee had his winning streak broken by Jim Gorman, 6-7 a 2-1 game with two runs in the However Ken Bullock came out The Dons got their only run on (5-4). 7-6 (5-4). 4-6. However. Byron Nepomuceno beating eighth to win 4-1. The victim for of the game after pitching five singles by Joe Torrise, Tony Gonzalo Rodriguez 6-4. 1-6.6-4 and John Perrando. beating USF was freshman Matt Allio strong innings. His replacement. Scoma and Mark Johnson. They Scott Montgomery. 6-2. 2-6. 6-4. refused to allow the victory who gave up just six hits and two Bob Marquez was hit for three were down 2-1 going into the slip to away. earned runs in eight innings of quick runs and Ken Huffman decisive eighth as the NCBA's The Dons had the same trouble in doubles. Lee and Leffard work. The Dons only run came had to come in to put out the fire. leading hitter. Brad Bennett beat Marks and Trenner. 6-3. 5-7. 7-5. The team of Heater-Jee on a homerun by Dennis Laurel But it was too late as the Dons leadoff the inning with a single. lost to Gorman-Montgomery, 7-6. 6-3. while David Holt keyed the lost their sixth in a row. He was moved to second on a But "Moshe" Olshevski an up-and-coming player for ' Bulldog's eighth inning rally with This weekend the Dons take a sacrifice and then David Holy LSI- along with John Perrando managed to overcome a two run single. break from their conference drew a walk. Then the USF Galloway and Berg to preserve the Dons victory. In the final game. Reggie schedule by traveling hosting US defense let up and a pair of errors Brown came alive for the Dons International for a three game I his was an important win for USF - Cal. State Hayward by firstbaseman Joe Torrise and but his heroics were not enough series. Today's game begins at had beaten both Reno and Canada in previous matches. catcher Mark Johnson enabled as the Dons lost 5-2 in the 2:30 and the doubleheader Therefore, this win will give the Dons a psychological lift when the runners to score. they meet the Wolfpack a few weeks hence. shortened seven inning game. tomorrow begins at twelve. The Womens Tennis team won two of their three matches last week as they dropped Montana and Diablo by scores of 6- 3. and 6-3. However the young Dons were beaten by the WANT TO SOAR TO Join us at the Spartans of San Jose State by the same score of 6-3. Academy of Art College. 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were down by ten with ten Third Year Finds Women minutes remaining in the game, rusT™oTrcTvTcTo™ forward Sue Enos dislocated her The Mens Tennis team plays best two out of three. The final knee. The outlook for USF Dons in National Finals another match Monday as they two games will be played looked dim. take on Washington State at the tomorrow night. by Lisa Maurino returned home for intersession, But Sue's injury shocked the San Francisco Olympic Club. Tickets are still available to see the Women Dons remained on Dons into coming back to beat The Womens team travels to the San Francisco Giants as the The USF Women's Basketball campus to begin league action. the Bears in the final minutes. Bakersfield for a big three game IM office is sponsoring two USF Dons finished off their 1978-79 The first weekend of January Another turning point for the tournament. April 13-15. In days at Candlestick Park. The season with a list of respectable prior to their opening league Dons squad. preparation they take on Biola first date is April 15th against the accomplishments. They finished game against Stanford marked Despite the injuries to Enos on Monday at two thirty in Houston Astros (a double- second in the Nor-Cal, after the womens team's first road and Englese, the Dons qualified Golden Gate Park and Tuesday header) and the second date is being predicted to finish fourth trip. They traveled to Los for the Western Regional it's down to the Farm to meet April 22nd when the Los Angeles and they went on to win the Angeles where they won one of Tournament. They were seeded Stanford at two thirty also. Dodgers (boooooooo!!!!) come Western Small College three games played while No. 1 and ended the tournament The softball squad faces a six into town. Tickets are S2.50 a Regional. preparing themselves for the by beating Pepperdine in Santa game schedule this week. Today piece which is a SI.50 off the Stanford match. For a team such as this one, Barbara for the region they take on Cal State Hayward regular reserve seat price. Last only in their third season, placing championship. "The trip to L.A. was very at three o'clock on Loyola Field. year the location of the seats number one in the region was an valuable" commented Coach Finally the Dons, with Englese Tomorrow they play a were terrific. impressive accomplishment. In Walt Bugler. "We gained a great back in action, ended their seas­ doubleheader against Santa On Sunday April 29th. recognition of this^he Women deal of needed experience." on at the National Finals in Clara down at SCU, Tuesday Intramurals is sponsoring a Dons competed in the National The Stanford game was one in Fargo North Dakota. They plac­ they travel to Humboldt and deep-sea fishing trip on the Tournament and finished ninth which the Dons were underdogs ed a respectable ninth out of six­ Wednesday they travel to Ukiah ocean. There is space available in the nation. at the onset. Expected to lose the teen teams. So. now the team can to take on Mendocino City on the trip for twenty-five people The Women's basketball game by at least ten points, The look back on their season with College. wanting a full day of fun. Cost season began in September and Dons pulled together to gain good feelings of a successful INTRAMURALS for this adventure will be only ended in March. Many complete control from the year. With only three players $12.00. Stop by the IM office or downfalls and highlights took opening tip-off. They went on to leaving next year, the Dons have Tonight at six o'clock, the call 666-6704 for more place between these months but defeat the Cardinals by a large a great deal to look forward to in Intramural A League Cham­ information. Sign-ups close all in all, the highlights margin as USFs best team effort the future as well. pionship series gets underway April 23rd. outweighed the shortcomings. was highlighted by four players Lisa Maurino's article last with the Running Rebels and the Coming up May 6th. Memorable moments of their in double figures. week on the National finals in No Names 11 competing in the Canoeing All Day. season, which aided in their After their big victory over North Dakota was definitely an Anyone wishing to tryout for Songgirl or a Cheerleader must success, can be traced back to Stanford, USF was tripped up editorial by Lisa and it should pick up an application from the Athletic Department in the their first game against the twice, first by San Jose State and have been designated as such - Memorial Gym. Deadline is Wednesday, April llth. -. defending National Champions, then by Cal-Berkeley. These two the UCLA Bruins. Itwasalsothe losses put the Dons in third place Fischer and a single by Barb first game of the Ist annual Pro- in their conference. Halfway USF Sweeps Santa Clara; Goschke. The deciding runs Keds Invitational Tournament through the season the team came in the sixth as Fischer and proved to be very valuable suffered the loss of team captain Hosts Cal-Hayward Today walked, was sacrificed to second for the Dons squad despite their Fran Englese due to a back by Liebespeck and scored on a loss. injury. This upset the consistency double by Goschke. Team The team put up a great fight ofthe Dons squad tosomeextent captain Linda Kennerknect gave against UCLA and in doing so, in the backcourt. the Dons an insurance run with a proved to Southern California In the second half of the double of her won that drove in that the North was not far behind season, the team came alive as Barb. their relative success. This game they defeated every conference Mariana Chamberlin was also marked the first time a USF team with the exception of San brilliant in the second game as home crowd was in excess of 700 Jose State. Against Cal-Berkeley the USF came very close to people. at home the second time around, making it a sweep. Chamberlin While other students finished the Dons were expected to lose gave up just three hits without their final examinations and by twenty points. But as they walking a batter but two scratch runs for Pacific made Mariana a 2-1 loser. Pacific's first run came as their leadoff hitter started the ARMY ROTC game with a single and then I'SF Softball coach Mike/? ice prepares his team to take on stealing second. She was COULD HELP YOU MAKE Santa C lara. Today the Dons will meet C al-State Hayward at advanced to third by a fly ball to three o'clock on Loyola Field. (Photo by Mike Dubnoff) left field and scored on a grounder to the pitcher. by T.R. Sullivan first inning. Linda Fischer UP TO $8,700 started things going with a single The Tigers made it 2-0 in the The USF Womens Softball followed by a walk to Shelley fifth as a single and a costly error FOR COLLEGE. Squad faced a very brutal Liebespeck. Barb Goschke then chased home a run. USF had a conference schedule last week, got on an error by the first chance in the seventh as a single having to play six games in just baseman which scored Fischer. by Michelle Hernandez and a There are all sorts of ways Army ROTC five days, but the team survived Gloria Smith's lly out scored double by Penny Sexton gave can help you get financial assistance to help by winning three of those games Liebespeck and a single by them one run but the Dons rally died when Sexton was thrown you through college. And no active duty and barely missing in the others. Michelle Hernandez made it 3-0. Obviously the heavy schedule Mariana Chamberlin went only out trying to go to third. Ihe obligation unless you desire it. took a toll on the team's two two innings on the mound as final score was 2-1. If you're a Veteran there are even person pitching staff but both Liebespeck was called upon in , The squad returns to action additional allowances through educational Shelley Liebespeck and Mariana the third. Shelley once again today with a home game against assistance programs plus receiving credit Chamberlin came through with gave up just two hits while Cal-State Hayward and it is toward Military Science courses. consistently fine pitching. allowing three runs. But she definitely worth anyones time to go see this fine team in action. To learn the facts, talk to your Professor Highlighting the week's action helped herself out at the plate by drilling a two run homer in the Game time is three o'clock on of Military Science located on campus at was a doubleheader sweep ot tne Santa Clara Broncos last Friday fourth as the Dons evened their Loyola Field. the location listed below. Or call his office afternoon on Loyola Field. In conference record at 2-2 with a 7- now for an appointment. the first game, the Dons offense 3 victory. erupted for nine hits while The next day the team made For further information: Liebespeck held the Broncos to the long drive to Fresno, but this Please Call: Marcia Webb or just two. Leading the way was time it was the Dons who were Liebespeck, Barb Goschke, Dunagen swept by scores of 4-1 and 6-1. Gloria Smith and Theresa On Tuesday, the tired squad at McGuinness all of whom had traveled to Stockton to take on 666-6405 two hits. Smith, Mc Guinness the Pacific Tigers but, despite or and shortstop Donna Price each great pitching by Liebespeck and Visit us in Loyola Hall had two RBI's as San Francisco Chamberlin, the Dons managed won 8-2. The Dons also only a split. Shelley gave up just exhibited tremendous team four hits in the first game as USF speed as they stole eight bases. came up winners 3-1. In the second game, the squad The Dons fell behind 1-0 but once aeain iumned on the Santa tied it up in the fourth on a Clara pitching with a three run double by leadoff hitter Linda Linda Fischer Page 14 The San Francisco Foghorn April 6, 1979 Senators Discuss Funds and Club Charters from page I Muslim Student Association and will take place tonight. and had deemed it to bejustified. bus for commuters between the from as ARA freezer. It was Camia USF to be read by the Fred Schluep informed the Peter Cullen somberly told the Lone Mountain and. main placed in the freezer Friday night Senate and voted upon at the Senate that activities program­ Senate that a La Raza Health campuses. Aaron Lee noted that and was found missing on next meeting. Pi Sigma Alfa, a ming has top priority access to poster had been burned and ASUSF has recently purchased a Tuesday. The Finance Commit­ government honor society, the Lone Mountain auditorium. defaced with the letters SWS. It bus. tee will investigate this matter submitted a national constitu­ During the ten minute student was suspected that SWS was not The Senate received an angry further to see if ARA is liable for tion which did not mention USF. forum, Maria Waldman asked responsible for the act. letter from the College Players the loss. President Aaron Lee noted that what the senate is doing about Dan Courtney reported about regarding the closed budget In the Governance report, USF must be named in the the 8 percent tuition hike. his parking task force and sessions. The letter stated that Peter Cullen stated that the St. constitution before it can be Charles Wall, anxious to plug his presented a parking question­ the Senate "does not vote from Ius Law Society wants to be accepted. telethon suggested that Waldman naire/survey to be approved by understanding but rather from rechartered but there is a Senator Charles Wall proudly help enlist the financial aid ofthe the Senate. This questionnaire fleeting emotion or lack of discrepancy in its constitution announced that 96 students have alumni by working at the will be distributed at the April 9 concern. The closed doors could regarding dues which must be signed up to work at the telethon. telethon. and 10 elections. not end the Political Games, they rectified before the group can be "That's pretty good for this Fred Schluep, realizing that Courtney pointed out that the could only 'fix the game'." The considered. school, he said optimistically. Wall had skirted the question, large Lone Mountain parking lot Senate did not discuss this letter Cullen submitted the Wall also reminded the Senate told Waldman that Joe Schunk is not being used, so he suggested until budget sessions began. constitutions of La Raza Health, of the free SARC dance which had investigated the tuition hike getting a van to act as a shuttle At the March 28 Senate Meeting neither President Aaron Lee nor Vice-President Roseanna Marchetti were present. The meeting was scheduled to begin at 6:00 p.m. but few Senators were present at that time, so Ross Miller took it upon himself to round them up. He called the meeting to order % himself at 6:25 p.m. saying, "The chair will continue this meeting APRIL whether it's constitutionally correct or not." Kathy Tamashiro, President of Hui O'Hawaii, requested and FOOLS DANCE received $846.39 out of Club's Council fund to cover additional Luau costs. FRI. APRIL 6,1979 Marty Beck, head yell leader, requested that hhe Senate give Music from 9 to 1 control of hhe cheerleaders/song girls to the Athletic Department. The Athletic Department will guarantee the girls four trips. Said Beck, "Cheerleaders and song girls have been nothing but a pain in the ass for the Senate." Beck also proposed that the head cheerleader position be mm chosen by the Athletic Department instead of by UNIV. CENTER student election. The Senate was in favor of this idea. FIRST FLOOR During the Finance Report, Jeff Jackson requested an allocation of 149 dollars to subsidize the sixth annual USF Day at Candlestick park which will take place Sunday, April 22, when the Giants will oppose the Dodgers. Two 53-passenger buses will be rented and 120 seat tickets will be reserved for the tonight game at a cost of $4.50 per muniinmnnnmiimj student. The Senate granted the allocation. The question of whether or not to subsidize yearbooks again DANCE AND PRIZES ABSOLUTELY FREE! arose. Ava Mc Washington moved to purchase 350 YOU CAN WIN. , . yearbooks which would then be sold to the students after they t $25 TO SPEND AS YOU WISH were produced. Purchasing these yearbooks would cost the Senate f GIFT CERTIFICATE FROM SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO, 9,618 dollars which would be taken from the campus t GIFT CERTIFICATE FROM MANY SAN FRANCISCO improvement fund. Without this RESTAURANTS Senate support, the yearbook could not be produced. ... AND OTHER PRIZES Faced with such a difficult decision, the Senate argued at length. Said treasurer Ed Day, "Fiscally, you're putting us in jeopardy." It was decided not to fund the yearbook this year, which means USF that for the fifth year in a row, there will be no Don yearbook. SPONSORED BY ALUMNI SSOCIATION April 6. W) The San Francisco Foghorn Page Ii NEWS BRIEFS

A reminder from Dick Lahr at the USF Bookstore to all full-time and part-time The Miss Black Universe Pageant is now accepting applications from young ladies faculty, professional librarians, and designated administrators that the cap, hood between the ages of 17-26. Applications can be obtained from the Northern and gow n order form is to be returned to the Bookstore by April 5 for those persons California Office at 2816 E. 14th Street Oakland or call 532-0506. participating in the University commencement exercises.

The College Players are now in the process of selecting their season of shows for next year. Due to requirements set by the senate the season must be selected bv April Ihe annual Senior-Alumni Luncheon is planned for Saturday, April 28. 1979. This 30th. We are attempting to get as much input on what shows you would want to see is a time to meet new nursing graduates and to resume friendships from the past. in the upcoming year. Please send any suggestions of play titles to the College Pass the word along that all USF Nursing graduates are welcome and encourage Players, Lower Level Campion Hall or drop by and suggest it in person. Have a say your friends to come. Plans for the day include: in how your activity monies are spent within the College Players. Don't forget to see the last show of this season, the musical Slop the M orld-l want to get oil opening 11 a.m. Wine reception for all seniors and alumni in the Green Lounge at I one April 26th. Don't miss it. For tickets call 666-6LM. Mountain. 12 noon The luncheon and annual meeting of the Society begins in the main dining room at Lone Mountain. Tours of the campus will be available following the I he University of San Francisco chapter of Phi Chi Theta. the women's business luncheon. fraternity, will host a fashion show and luncheon on Sunday. April 8. at 1:30 p.m. "Business Attire of Today's Woman" will be the type of clothing modeled by the The idea behind this annual get-together is to welcome the graduating seniors into Phi Chi members. The mistress of ceremonies will be Adeline Ross, fashion the world of professional nursing. To accomplish this, we are asking each alumnus coordinator for Bullock's in Stonestown. the donor of the garments. attending to buy a lunch for a senior for a ticket price of $13 for both. Reservation I he program, to be held in USF's McLaren Center, is open to the public. Tickets deadline is April 14. Please make your check payable to the USF Alumni are $7. Association and mail with the attached form to: lor further information, contact Marie Seth at 751-3701 between II a.m. and Noon. Monday through Friday. Alumni Association University of San Francisco San Francisco. CA 94117 The University of San Francisco School of Law Environmental Law Society is extremely pleased to announce that the U.S.F. Public Safety Department will supply funds for a summer environmental internship program. The program offers Career week is coming April 23-27, and you've never had such an opportunity to stipends of up to S500 per summer for Society members who work in the field of learn about so many careers! Sixteen panels are planned to prov ide information about environmental law. international careers, counseling careers at the Bachelor's level, advertising and public Andrew Wokin. last year's recipient of a stipend to work at thc Nature relations, personnel, media production and management, math and computer Conservancy and this year's president of the E.L.S. said. "The Public Safety. science, matketingand product management, general.science, religious leadership and Department has done a good deed by helping out this program. 1 had an excellent more! Panels geared toward special interest groups include international students, the experience last year doing interesting, educational, and socially beneficial work. impact of affirmative action, the market for MBA's, and a panel for career changers. Now others will have the same opportunity. Environmental jobs are not easy to Ihe week kicks off with a panel of recent alumni and employers telling you firsthand come by. so this program is especially important to students who are interested in what it's like in the "working world," what you can expect and what's expected of you. working in the field. We are especially thankful to Sviatoslav Yasinitsky. Director plus tips on interviewing.There will be a Career Fair with representatives from some40 of Public Safety, and Louise McClung. Operations Manager, for their generosity." companies to answer your questions about their company, industry and career The Public Safety Department will be donating funds to the Society from rental opportunities. This is a week full of opportunities not to be missed! Watch the Foghorn monies received from Richmond Environmental Action, which rents parking space and check with the Career Planning and Placement Center (Campion C-7) for details! for a recvcling center behind Lone Mountain. 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Coming soon. . . USF Creative Arts Project Presents COMPUTER SCIENCE "Business Leaders View the 1980's" LECTURES Chief executives of major regional, national and international corporations headquar­ tered in San Francisco will gather at USF to share their insij-hts on the issues, problems and opportunities which will affect business in thc next decade. This exclusive USF program will be upon to the public on a limited seating b.isis. For further information: 666-6107 © USF ALUMNI EVENTS FRENCH FILM CLUB SERIES April 19 Space and Time Trade-Offs' Ditirambo Theatre Studio Thursday Vtha Y.Yu. asst pro! . USF April 16 PoilJeCarotif. 1932. 90 mins Di* April 26 APL: Try It. You'll Uke Itl" reded bj Julien Duvivier. Hirst Thursday *-'er*-'<* '-• Musjsrave, Homer Instt Mondav sound lilm h\ ihe director of "Car- " lute. Stanlord University 7:30 p.m. niMdeBar/ April 19 "Pasodoble" - Romeo Esteo Thursday All lectures 11:10 a.m.. Harney Science Center. April 20 "El Desvan" - Luis Riaza Room 512. Information: Prof George Ledin. 666*4330 April 23 Orphee. 1949. 86 mins. Direction & Fridav (Playwright will be present tora 96th Annual Alumni Banquet Admission free. Mondav scenario bj lean Cocteau. Starring colloquium following presenta­ Jean Marais. Francois Perier, Maria tion.! 7:30 p.m. Sat., April 28 The Galleria Ciis.ires Cocieatl's dream-like re­ USF DANCE PROGRAM PRESENTS working in modern dress of ihe myth 101 Kansas St., SF On tour from Madrid, this avant garde of Orpheus Cocktails 6 • 7 p.m. theatre group will perform for two days Dinner 7:10 p.m. • Dancing to follow only in San Francisco. Dance Therapy Workshop SI6 50 /person - Tables often. SI6? in advance Class reunions ol: '6M. 59. '54 '49. '39. '29 April 30 Volpone. 1939. 95 mins. Directed h\ Maurice Toumeur. Starring Ar- The plays will he performed in Spanish with Monday English synopses available to the audience. Susan Wallock, Ph.D., Nursing Society letlv. Louis Jovet. Harrv Bauer. p.m. -]- \ famous pre-war adaption registered dance therapist Senior-Alumni Luncheon ourneur of the Ben Jonson classic. Performances - 8 p.m., Lone Mtn. Main Auditorium Sat., April 28 Lone Mountain Campus Thursday, April 19 4 - 6 p.m I 1:00 a m. Wine reception - Green Lounge L'SF's McLaren Hall. Room 252 Students, faculty, staff, free with ID NiHin Luncheon - Main Dining Room General Public: $ 1.50 — students, etc. $ 1.00 General public: PAS voucher or by donation. Lone Mountain Campus Ballroom, SU.00 for mo. Further into: 752-6560 Information: 771-2218 Further information: 666-6896 SI general public, free to students and faculty.

sented by experts in their respective with the role of stress in crisis intervention Community Mental Health Services. Dr fields from throughout the Bay Area Klaphaak is also on the teaching faculty of The University of San Francisco re­ UCSF. department of psychiatry and cognizes the societal and individual Stress in Intimate Relationships Holistic Health Institute. San Francisco STRESS AND importance of strengthening and pre­ serving the family unit and offers this Is it possible to have rewarding intimate series in an effort to provide responsi­ relationships without losing your sense of ble community service identity9 Presentors will explore stressors Body Awareness & involved in relating to others and also Stress Management THE FAMILY examine how conflicts are experienced "STRESS AND THE FAMILY" differently by men and women The body continuously gives us cues about our reactions to stressful situations April 30. 1979 Charles N. Harris, Ph D is assistant clin­ We often ignore the messages We can Stress & The College Student ical professor of psychology a! UCSF and a psychologist in private practice with ex­ learn to control our responses and de­ crease the wear and tear on our selves May 7, 1979 tensive experience with couples families and individuals Participants will experience the calming Stress In Intimate Relationships effects of complete deep breathing and Hanna Levenson, Ph D is a psychologist total relaxation, including guided medita­ May 14. 1979 m private practice and on the staff of tion and imagery Stress & Parenting French Hospital. San Francisco. Her background includes extensive work with Carol Ann Lohiser, R N . M S . is a prac­ May 21. 1979 couples and groups titioner of wellness promotion utilizing Body Awareness & Stress Management Drs Hams and Levenson are co­ metaphysics, nutrition and energy aware­ authors of Romantic Love and the Search ness She is currently a medical surgical All Sessions: Monday Evenings for Identity a chapter in the upcoming clinical instructor at the University of San 7 30-9 30 p m book Romantic Love to be published by Francisco School of Nursing University Center - Mam Lounge Josey-Bass Attend One - Attend All

Admission Free Stress & Parenting Registration For further information contact USF Public Affairs (415) 666-6801 Speakers will discuss stress and parent­ Because seating is limited, to help us ing from a normal child development per­ plan for your comfort please return the spective, offering practical, helpful infor­ advance registration form below to: mation and suggestions to participants USF Public Affairs, 2130 Fulton Avenue, Stress & The College Student They will deal with the particular strains San Francisco, CA 94117 involved in parenting infants, young chil­ Stress is affected by Ihe interaction be­ dren and early adolescents, and the spe­ I plan to attend (please indicate number m tween developmental processes faced by cial problems of working and single par­ your party) students and pressures ol college life ents Participants are encouraged to bring Stress is a normal part of life's ups Discussants will explore the positive and questions and issues they would like dis­ Stress & The College Student and downs In small doses it can in­ negative effects of stress, assist partici­ cussed as the evening will be focused on crease awareness and motivate us the interests of the audience Stress In Intimate Relationships But when it mounts and is unrelieved, pants in identifying causes of stress in stress-related problems and disor­ their own children's lives and offer coping Maureen O'Sullivan, Ph.D., is chairper­ Stress & Parenting ders can develop To maintain our­ strategies lor healthier living son of the University of San Francisco selves as healthy human beings we Betty J. Wenz, Ph D.. is professor and di­ Psychology Department and mother to Body Awareness & Stress Management must learn to recognize and reduce rector of Counseling Services. California Michael, age 3 Concurrently associate stress by changing our methods of State University. Hayward Dr Wenz has clinical protessor of psychology at UCSF. dealing with life's everyday situations worked extensively with students and ath­ she was a senior clinical psychologist at and difficulties. letes in the area of stress management Langley Porter Neuropsychiatry Institute Richard D. Allen, Ph D . is counseling for six years address Stress & The Family is a special psychologist with University of San Fran­ Peter Klaphaak, M D . is a child family four-part Monday evening series de­ cisco's Counseling & Heallh Services Dr psychiatrist in private practice and a staff signed for Ihe general public and pre­ Allen s background includes experience member of San Francisco s Southeast cityzip