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$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.
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