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VOLUME 6.-NUMBER 28 March 2.1977

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t Sagamore March 2. It77 Letter/ To get small izall Dear Editor, mumbling: E equals MC\ E I just transfered here and equals MC*, E equals have already witnessed a MC* Then, as abruptly as INTEGRITY most tragic incident. the seizure started, he began I would hate to see Alan slip shaking violently, literally PRICE into obscurity without his disintegrating into dust right passing even being noted. in front of me. + SERVICE It seems as if this poor chap I was shocked. had an 8 am chemistry class There’s a terrible mess out on Tuesday, followed by a there, but I’m at a loss as toi = BEST STEREO math and physics class. Wed­ whom to report it to. I suppose nesday began with another something ought to be done BUYS AROUND. chemistry lecture, followed by about it. lab with a 50 minute Does IUPUI lose many of (WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL) recitation, and a physics class it’s students this way? topping the day off. Transiently Yours, On our way across Blake I M Nuts Street to my car (to get small after class) Alan just stopped P.S. If you happen to know dead his eyes flashing off and of anyone requiring a riRAHAM on like large, red, light emit­ calculator, backpack, or the k J ELECTRONICS ting diodes. With smoke above-mentioned books, 4 INDIANAPOLIS LOCATIONS pouring out his nose and ears, they're a little dusty but ought ■ KAMI OfHCI SfllKO a r t AM IMUSTNAI NANMOuSi IJJ SO * 4 4 Tbe ------iw ifn kttm to ■ m TNI CLINOAII MALI SIlfKO OTt M M AM UTST04* AvtUUl he stood there incessantly to be quite a buy for the price. tbe editor Letter* * omU be d*rt, ■ 14 TMI CI0N6IT0V4 PLAZA a i l W M l* ST |»TM A U 04UT0W4 40A0| ■ 14 TK( WASMI4CT04 SOUAM MAU WASMMT04 ST 4 MiTTHOIffl* 40A0 to the poMt.aod m chuk the m m Elections can't wait md phone number of tbe writer. Letter to the Editor, before the student elections, Only tbe name wil be pybfebed I have never in my life seen and the Student Court hasn’t with tbe letter Tbe editor* r e m it so much bureaucracy, except even finished the petitions tbe right to edjt.rii letter* end tit in the federal government. We required before nominations reject ihoae M ien they fed i have only 21 days or so can be entered. objectionable Al letter* touM be (nobody knows for sure) Disgruntled typed

The Sagamore is publishing 4 a.m. With only three weeks to I study the lives on a leaf go before the Student th e li ttl e Association elections, the TWICE 1 Sleepers, numb nudgers in only announced candidate cold dimensions, so far is Fred Tucker, run­ Beetles in caves, newts, ning on the “Tuppa-Ware- VEEKLYi stone-deaf fishes, Party” ticket. There have Lice tethered to long limp been some rumors about a subterranean weeds, “Pot Party” ticket but, only INSIDE BREAK Squirmers in bogs, a lot of smoke has been seen And bacterial creepers. LETTERS...... PAGE 2 so far. Theodore Roethke IMMUNITY...... PAGE 3 OUR VIEW...... PAGE 4 from The M inim al RESTAURANT Mc P h e r s o n s e n d s REVIEW...... PAGE 5 Every f V v ( THANKS KELLY It DUKE ..PAGES Dorothy McPherson, a ZODIACAL professor in the Spanish Monday ZINGERS...... PAGE 7 Department, wishes to WATER thank all those who sent QUALITY ..PAGES8& 9 and Wednesda cards and letters during her MIDWEST ARTS hospital stay. McPherson is GAZETTEPAGES It A II recuperating from surgery ROMANTIC at St. Francis Hospital. LOVE...... PAGE 13 CLASSIFIEDS ...PAGE 15

W- c * • r * * * • ,v • 3 March 2,1977 Sagamore I.U. law professor discusses immunity

Bloomington—Holding a immunity to persons who have “ There is a coercion Sherman pointed out. This will also provoke some hostage at gunpoint with the criminal charges pending element and I think a promise simply means that once you thought about promises and thought of gaining immunity against them,” said Sherman, of immunity granted under have done certain things on action in any future cases of is likely to be less attractive to and he cited some examples: duress or coercion is not en which another person has terrorists’ demands terrorists in the future, accor­ Law enforcement authori­ forceable,” Sherman said. ‘‘I relied, then you may not act “I think it’s important that ding to an I.U. law professor ties may make arrangements believe one of the issues will inconsistently on the same society thinks these things out Edward Sherman, who with a member of a conspir be whether the state is matters There is a legal ques and is prepared to deal with teaches constitutional law and acy in order to get critical (bligated to fulfill an tion, however, as to whether this kind of situation in the civil and criminal procedures information leading to the agreement of this kind under estoppel can be used against future,” he said. “We have to at I.U. School of Law- capture of the other conspira­ la-ess.” the government. decide what can be legally Bloomington, believes that tors in return for a promise of One approach which could Sherman believes the Kirit­ promised and whether the ex­ coerced grants of immunity immunity from prosecution e used in a subsequent trial sis case may open a whole can pected outcome is worth the is the estoppel doctrine, promises.” are not as useful now. At times, under certain cu.\ of ‘legal worms.’ He thinks it In an interview, he com­ ditions, the governor or mented on this and on aspects prosecutor may grant im­ of the Anthony Kiritsis case in munity in a prison riot Indianapolis. situation when hostages are MtiJIftfflltli M M - \9 H TWAs'S CIR0 4 II “I think there would be taken and prisoners have r doubt in a criminal’s mind made certain demands. I t U mA W flU 9 M b , l i TU* about the validity of the Whole or partial immunity promise of immunity. I think poutf WJhJ TlVIS may be granted for certain 9® P*UHS Aim U® some kind of negotiations, in acts a person has committed ftvnw s Ak°ftK TO* MANS ®P TIP I* 9 N r

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HEATHKIT ELECTRONIC CENTER 2112 E. 62nd St. Indianapolis, Indiana 46220 TUESDAY-SATURDAY 9:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Thursday Til 9 P.M. N 4 Sagamore March 2,1*77 Our view We don’t charge for news

Among our readers, there seems to be some misunderstanding about our charging for running certain items. A case in point: We place several phone calls to the Student Activities Board requesting information and photos on some upcoming films to be shown here at IUPUI. A representative from the film series stopped by our office and wanted to know what we wanted. Whetl we told him, he informed us he was told we charged for such things. Abso­ lutely not! A function of the newspaper is to inform. Many of the items run are announcements of club meetings or whatever and there is no charge for run­ ning these in the Sagamore or at most other papers, metropolitan or otherwise. However, i f a person walks into our office and asks us to hold space for such and such, then we are bordering on what could be an advertisement. An advertisement is a reservation of space for a specific purpose. People who place ads in the Sagamore know they are placing ads. We do not surreptitiously run something then send someone a bill. Therefore, if anyone knows of something that would be considered a news item, please let us know. Many timee people have come in wanting to place an ad for what we considered a news item. Fortunately, we told them and the item ran at no charge. We apologize if this misunderstanding was brought about by staff mem­ bers. When in doubt, contact either the editor, the managing editor or the ad manager. * -1EMS

A policy explanation

It appears it is time for a policy explanation. If someone calls our office to complain about misinformation, an inaccuracy or whatever in a story run by Humus us. they are asked to submit the complaint in writing. This policy is not to create more red tape in an already tape filled society. It serves to document in writing that which was incorrect.

Some items may not be as incorrect as there is a difference of opinion from readers. Sffch differences make for good reading in the letters column and also serve to notify staff members they must strive for accuracy. We appreciate such constructive criticism. -JEMS Gee, this is my first column, my surrealism, my mystic Hank Williams. and I'm on plowshares and gut-level karmistic Humus is Billy Carter ac­ stove bolts. It’s great. Before, philosophy? Do you not grovel ting the buffoon in order to they (those nasty people on to discover that your life is draw attention away from his the Sagamore staff) would nothing more than a hedge newly-elected-President- only let me write a letter, but apple along the roadside, brother-who-is-also-peanutty now I’ve got my own column, directly in the path of Zeb but-really-is-a-good ol’ boy. and that’s right, it's a humus Pantstripper’s Moline? Oh, Humus is Idi Amin’s and column. thou foolish and scurillous Uganda’s favorite national an­ [ /ogomore Humus. You know what that knave. Behold! them. You know, C&mptown is. It’s what there isn’t races are tonight, Dada, IV Sagamore s published by anidmu Aitirts Humus is what you have of Indiana Univmiry-^urduc University Tom McCain enough of. You don’t believe behind the ears, on your shoes Dada. Amin, brother. at Indianapolis. Views expressed are Joe Pfeiffer me? You don’t even know and covering your hands Yeah, humus is dirty, filthy, those of tV editorial naff or of the indi­ Liz Mannix what it is, much less are you (especially when shaking yet earthy, and you can find it vidual whose name appears in the by­ line. Those views do not necesarily re­ Entertainment qualified to truly savor the them with someone you want anywhere. Furthermore, it is flect those of the student body, admin­ M. William Lutholtz, Ed. true quality of it’s peram­ to impress). My lord, humus dirt cheap. istration or faculty of IUPUI. The Saga­ Rex Davenport bulating mental aroma. is! Cheap like Charlie Chan, af- more is a weekly newamagaxinc pub­ Christine Kopitzke Humus is (for instance): And humus is versatile too. i ter throwing his arch-enemy lished at 923 W. Michigan, Indianapolis. How does Richard Hall like his Think of how many other I to the sharks: “ Ming, die Indiana 46202. Phone 264-4008. Photographers Dennis Hauser cheese spread? On a Kiritsis purely groundless words nasty.” Editor-in-Chief Ron Neal Cracker. That’s humus. But this is not to say that Jo Ellen Meyers Shtrp derive their meaning from the Humus is what you have word! Haven’t you ever read humus does not merit equal Managing Editor Sales Sports Paul Miner Ann Barnett J. Bruce Parker, Ed. when you run your hand along about someone being ranking with such ethereal Business Manager Paul A. Ragan Becky Wade a window sill—searching out exhum used? See? things as green popcorn or Elizabeth Teng J. Aikin Roy Yates Bobby Rodgers redoubtable—and pick up a Or how about a humusdor. mold on your coffee. Oh no. Advertising Manager few splinters. And it is also Put that in your meerscham Well, that should just about Don Curtis Contributors what you have on your hands do it, don’t you think? If you Office Staff Why, your very connatative Nancy Boyer when you babysit for your description is a derivative know of any humus, feel free Jan Beres, Mgr. Dawn Downing Maria T. Johnson Kevin C. Endtley nephew Harold and don’t have from that oft-time ‘dirtified’ to send me a line, expressing Production Harry Goodyear enough money to keep him word humus. That’s right, the your own little bit of earthy Chris Carter, Mgr. Dennis Mills shut up about the lady you word is really humus being. witticism. Just please send it Laurel Bums J. C. Starker were praying with on the Now, don’t you feel dirty? to the Sagamore office. Yes, Lana Cook Fred Tucker couch (and it is also sym­ Humus is a new my sweet, send it all, c/o Gary Webb J. N. Williamson bolic). movie—Blew Spit; starring Humus Column, and I’ll an­ You doubt my symbolism, John Inane, “Jim ” Darby & swer it if I feel like it. Ciao. March 2, 1177 Sagamore 5

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It’s been almost a year since they have been in their new location at 5243 North Keystone Court The first location a t the restaurant on North Merkhan was opened in the late 1940 s by John’s cousins, Mary and Don Mecuri John took it over in 1951 and managed the restaurant until Spring, 1975 He and his brother Joe were partners at this location for 22

The Italian Village has an excellent menu that vanes from good Italian food such as: Veal Parmesan, Manicotti, Calixooi, which is one of John's originals, and my favorite Shnmp Parmesan They also have the finest salad bar in Indianapolis, if you have any doubts, stop in and see for yourself The Italian, Village caters to those who love the atmosphere, but would prefer the great Amen can meal of steak and tender Have a fish lover in the family? Come on in and catch again and ogam. succulent shrimp our brand new Mariner platter. For a limited time, you can have The Manner for The hours for the Italian You get two fresh-evoked deep-sea filets. Crisp and only $1.29. ('lip the coupon below, bnng it to any Village are: Monday through golden on the outside, meltmytmrmoutk tender on participating Burger Cnef and catch The Manner Thursday, 11:30 am to 12 mid­ the inside. You also aet Burger C hef i great French platter At tne hamburger place that's more than just night, FYidays, 11:30 am to I fries plus a big bowlof fresh salad you can fill up a hamburger place am, and dinner only on Satur day and Sunday, when the U ? Offer *L» Offer restaurant opens at 4 30 pm *L29 Offer For those who enjoy a cocktail before dinner or wine at dinner, these are available Fish dinner in

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K. 6 Sagamore March t, 1177 I K I B H L m y .

by M. William Lutholtx

Have you noticed what a neat job the major networks are doing in the art of cinema rip-offs - more popularly known as Make- For-TV movies - by taking the plots of big box office hits and doing their own versions before the original is out of theatres? IBW 2EII 3 Seems like everybody’s in the game, and so we have a sudden by JACK MOORE rash of telekinesic girls doing violent things to their school chums - before Carrie has made it to the small town theatre cir­ cuit. Also the reproductions of the latest disaster rages, with slight variations, and the ever-popular exorcism stuff - in ad­ vance of The Exorcist, Park II. The problem is that the MTV movies are almost always in­ ferior to the originals, yet they are palmed off to the public as “real movies." This kind of quickie merchandising is bad for both the big screen and the little screen since it tends to draw

good writers away from good scripts and the little screen since it tends to draw good writers away from good scripts that require time and effort. Instead, the end up churning out fast copies for fast bucks. The result: television movieland is rapidly turning infor an art gallery of many cheap reproductions and very few originals.

Plans are in the works at MGM for a sequel to their 1944 National Velvet with Liz Taylor. The name, of course, is Inter­ national Velvet and will be based on the characters from the original movie. Plot line is about a young girl who also loves hor­ ses and is adopted by Velvet Brown, the main character of the earlier film. Bryan Forbes has been signed to write and direct the new version. ***** Spread the word! Lash LaRue is back in town! Lash, the cowboy star of the 40’s and 50’s who always wore black and used a whip instead of a gun, has returned to Los Angeles. Only this time he’s cutting radio spots for Tompall Glaser and His Outlaw Band. Glaser and the boys have just released their first for ABC Records and you’ll be hearing the Lash LaRue spots promoting it. Lash and Tompall ride again! ***** With the recent surge in sales of “How To...” books, Ballentine paperbacks are releasing the ultimate how-to book. In fact, the title of the book is simply How To. In only 176 pages, autnor Peter Passell tells you how to: cure tennis elbow, join the D.A.R., choose a German wine; get an audience with the Pope; predict earthquakes; cure snoring; get a divorce for $100; calculate your life expectancy; increase your height; read your FBI file...and so on. For those of you in Med Sci and Nursing, I haven’t seen a copy of the book yet so I can’t tell you if he has a section on “How To GetAn A in Advanced Chemist^”... ***** It’s been almost two months since I first heard the SanFord Townsend's first album (asppropriately titled The Sanford Townsend Band) and if you haven't taken my word yet, I will remind you again: thiss is one of the best of last year and the Grammies have once again proven their ignorance of the business by not nominating them for Best New Group. The disc rates with Steely Dan’s Countdown TRo Ecstasy and Wing’s Band On The Run. If there are any local disc jockies who want to make a name for themselves for musical foresight, this the The Album to do it with. I tell you no lies; it is a disc worth the price of engaging your station program director in mortal combat -Koss Pro-4 AA’s, at forty paces, at dawn, choose your seconds - and your listeners will love you dearly for it. Mark my word: if The Sanford Townsend Band does not make the big time, then there is no justice in radioland! ***** >ncert Cultcha Dept.: Leo Kottke will hold his collection of high-speed guitars and an audience captive at the Indiana Theatre March 5. I saw him at the Rivoli a couple of years back and this guy is dynamite!...Con way TwiUy and Loretta Lynn at the Coliseum for two show, March 6. ..^rennaissance and Gentle Giant at the Indiana Theatre March 8. (And for those who haven't seen it yet, there is a new two-record Gentle Giant live album on Capitol. Tasty.)...John McLaughlin and Larry Coryell at the Indiana Theatre March 11...The Marshall Tucker Band at (cont.onpage 14) 7 March 2, lt77 Sagamore

City Boy is physically addictive Z odiacal Z ing er/ by Gary Webb strains of lOcc, Supertramp, zkreig at one moment and City Boy Sparks, Hall and Oates and then flit off into a multitrack Dinner at the RiU Pink Floyd are there, all done harmony, keeping the same and Mercury with a flair and confidence general feeling the whole that is very endearing. time. help One thing remains evident, Lyrically, these guys are no Ever get an album which is however, no matter which slouches either. Slick, adroit, hyJ.N Williamson physically addictive? A couple style they choose to employ: and intelligent without the of songs reel around your the intensity and power of the inherent smugness or preten­ Once when I was talking to my mother, a native of Pices, I brain all day until you rush guitar choruses and the tiousness of many a remarked that I was considering the purchase of a Toyota She home, crank up the amp and rythym pieces. A slow, "cultured” group. City Boy looked at me with a perfectly serious face and replied, “If I were let them blast away at your melodical song can suddenly plays gentlemen’s rock and you, dear, I'd wait till I could get a real Ota.” senses? Dinner at the RiU is erupt into a thundering blit- they play it well. Actually, I make that up; but it’s a good sample of the kind of such as album. I'm on a two- conversation one gets from a native of Pisces Bom ap­ hour a day habit right now and proximately February 19 through March 20, depending on the no end to my craving is in year, Pisces people are the most individually exasperating of all sight. the zodiacal signs. It's a little-publicized fact that, among astrologers, we joke that the good Lord gave all the routine or City Boy is a relatively new normal qualilties to the first eleven signs of the zodiac, found group from England and Din­ that He had one sign left, and tossed in all the garbage that didn't ner at the RiU is their second make a lick of sense. album, the first arriving to Ruled by Neptune, planet of dreams and illusions. Pisceans rave reviews from nearly are capable of believing anything and in anything, couldn't care every publication. an iota less for facts or even evidence, and will argue the most intenable and absurd notions with passion, tears and completely There’s a lot of talk about unscrupulous tactics. It is this peculiar openness to oddity, to the musical diversity these days bizarre and inexplicable, that gives them both charm and often but Dinner at the Rits should the talent to discover truths which logical people know cannot be give that term a whole new The Pisces native sees with eyes within, with an inner vision that definition. This album runs may well be warped or distorted - like looking into mirrors in a the gamut: BTO and Queen fun house - precisely what he or she wants to see are most prevalent but heavy It is Pisces talking when a mother has a soon who has held up a bank, shot the guard and two tellers, raped somebody on the way out, kidnapped another person - and Mama say knowingly, “It was probably his bowels; he’s always been constipated.'' It is Pisces who believes in a world at the center of the Earth, sees dead Uncle Bill standing at the foot of the bed, reads omens into silverware falling off the table, or takes up a new fad religion that accepts dishwater as divine. It is Pisces who always hated the son-in-law or daughter-in-law but is first t

Left U right: Jw cfh E n G w I C S T Water Sappiy Breach. IISEPA; John < ratMock. Water QaalMy IMvtiiaa. Oty Maa cle, Indians. Oral H. Hert. DirfeUr, Bureau of K ^ ia m iiK , Indiana Slate Board of Health; Robert J. Becker. Vftce- Pre*ideal. Plant Operation*. Indianapolis Water Company, led Ike flaal session of the conference with an open d ncnunn

Lack of money, trained people, mistrust of federal programs cited as blocks for safe drinking water

photon and story law which only two states. In­ England, the drought was by Harry Goodyear University, noted sediment what Coiendge asked in diana and Pennsylvania, have minimized by water transfers Cologne “What power divine Mayor William H; Hudnut, declined to accept primary between regions This success from rural roads, stream bank and farm field eraion and will wash the Rhine**" speaking at a February 25 and responsibility for enforcing led to the publication of a 26 water quality conference Lehr is opposed to the surface mining are major book. We Didn’t Wait for the uses of surface water Joseph Harrison, Chief, described the two main Highland Dam and said “wells Rain, by England’s water ution This sediment Water Supply Branch. problems of cleaning area sur can be developed for one authority face water systems as the carries with it up to 45 per cent USEPA, Region V, noted In quarter the cost of a new dam diana must comply with the “impact of effluent on White Underground water supplies of the nitrogen applied to farm River" and the "parochialism Okun noted the chemical fields and other substances, Safe Dnnking Water Act of half of America’s drinking 1974 whether or not the state of human nature " vater Northeastern Marion revolution of post WW II has insecticides, air pollutants The conference sponsored placed a great burden on our which fall on land and water, accepts primacy for im * County real estate owners will piementation of the law by the League of Women profit the most with a dam ” water supplies Over 2 million forest and crop residues and Voters and the Purdue synthetic compounds have herbicides He said Indiana is Oral H Hert, Technical University School of Science The 1974 law defines “public been formulated and about a currently considering Secretary, Indiana Stream at IUPUI was held at the linking water" as that which thousand new ones come out legislation. House Bill 1932, to Pollution Control Board, Krannert Building on the 38th serves 15 connections or 25 each year control sediment pollution suggested that enforcement of Street Campus people c^ tinuously for M As far as chemical pollu the Safe Dnnking Water Act Hudnut indicated planning day*. According to Lehr, the tants are concerned, Okun Jean Packard, National will have a great economic agencies need moral support law i* too general and the im­ suggested the 1965 goals of Association of Counties impact because of the logistics not only from political figures plementing agency, the En­ Federal Water Pollution Act noting that regional concepts, nvoived, too many reports and elected representatives vironmental Protection Agen­ of 1972 cannot be met He often condemned as com required but from the community as a cy (EPA). actually make* asked, "If we can't trace 70 mumstic, are required to ef He indicated enforcement of whole legislative decision* about en­ tons of carbon tetrachloride to fectively solve water the Federal Water Quality Act la the conference which forcement of it. its source m the Ohio River, problems faced by this nation of 1972 will follow guidelines mixed water supply and waste how can we trace the trickles Packard urged citizen par which will allow plant* not able to meet federal standard* water pollution problems. He cited lack of money, lack of pollutants coming from ticipation and suggested to remain free from Hudnut asked some tough of trained people, and everywhere “sewers make laud use prosecution as long as they questions; mistrust of federal program* Okun indicated an answer to deeixiou* .’* She suggested meet certain progressive “What are we doing with our as major stumbling blocks for safe dnnking water problems that citizens should not just deadlines in effort* to attain wastes?" the safe drinking water is to develop parallel water register a complaint oocr but “What is the cost benefit legislation systems reserving unpolluted beat on the door often If local federal standard* ration?" sources for ingestion and action is not forthcoming, the The two day conference “Should we have the Dr Daniel Okun, Keenan using polluted or "reclaimed" door i* Region V of the EPA. drew 150 persons and was fun Highland Dam?” Professor, Department of En water when human ingestion Chicago ded by an EPA grant to the “What is the obligation to vironmental Engineering, is not the intended use Former congressman J league of Women Voters for fund an advance waste treat­ University of North Carolina Dr. David Frey, Depar Edward Roush (D Ind ), educating the public The ment program?'* at Chapel Hill, spoke of dual tment of Zoology, Indiana disclosed one of his quests of grant was shared by the Safe Dr Jay H Lehr. Executive water systems, regional plan University, cited a need to "personal and professional Dnnking Water Task Force, Director American Water rung and drainage basin con protect the esthetic value and life is water quality " LWV of Indiana and the 208 Well Association and a mem si derations fish life of our streams and Opening his presentation with Planning Task Force, LWV of ber of the National Drinking The reluctance to create provide fresh water for lines from Samuel Taylor Indianapolis Water Advisory Council, large regional approaches is a swimming Coleridge noting the stenches Section 208 of the 1972 Water followed Hudnut’s remarks problem according to Okun Speaking of agncultural in­ of Cologne and how the Rhine Quality Act provides for and noting the mayor is one of the The Regional Water fluences on water pollution, River cleansed the city, Roush requires public involvement in original sponsors of the 1974 Districts were so effective Dr. Harry Galloway, Depart isked local people concerned the planning of water quality Safe Dnnking Water Act, a during last’s years drought in ment of Agronomy, Purdue with water quality locally control 10 Sagamore March 2,1977 Midwest A r ts

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Network promotes Nielson vacuity

by Christine Kopitzke Shumacher, who was heac While Sidney Lumet’s Net­ of UBS news before Diaro work masquerades as an ferreted herself into the hear epigram describing the of that department too, has lit broadcase media as the quin­ tie of the idealistic energy anc tessence of voracious cor­ values he began with in hit porations, it really is more of a career's inception. If Howart belated indication of the Beale (Peter Finch), the UB5 vacuity of national television's anchorman, wants to threater programming born of suicide, blaspheme, and even almighty Nielson. tually disintegrate int< catatonia before millions ol Network does take an an , viewers, if it will heighten tin noying, detached look into ratings, well, he simply musi some lives ruined and be sacrificed. Shumachei sacrificed by the rating game. makes a few faltering For instance, Diana attempts to salvage Beale’s William Holden and Faye Dunaway in ‘Network.’ Christiansen (fashionab!} life and dignity, but against Barret type columnist, all of any kind of significant vampires with the rapacious general mentality of those emaciated Faye Dunaway), whom transfigure the news statement about life in general, appetites of Christiansen and glued into prime time night af­ the hyperkinetic head ol from the usual half hour of ter night after night. Not or the values of a specific set other UBS executives, programming, for whom dissemination of world events everyone is a tube baby, of people, namely TV addicts, Shumacher soon capitulates. ratings have become a fix. into an atmosphere with all though emotionally sterile In fact, he gives his tacit Chayefsky did far better the solemnity and per­ Diana Christiansen might be. approval. with Marty, Lumet with The Her conversation and in­ spicacity of Let's Make a If Paddy Chayefsky, the Pawnbroker, Dunaway with terrelationships with other Deal. screenwriter, intended the Bonnie and Clyde, and Holden human beings consists only of It’s hard to understand all film as a satire of media in­ with Picnic in giving the monologues about UBS, her UBS news ultimately cen­ the hubbub over this film. It's temperance, it certainly is viewer a really intimate station, and she refrains from ters around Beale's no news that serialed that. There is no doubt that glance into the lives of the thinking or talking about the evangelistic exhortations programs exist because the networks probably do go tr lonely, alienated, antithetic network only once in a rather against corporations and thr ratings so dictate, nor is it such extremes as creating hero whose inner life is any­ predictable moment with Max upper middle class in general, surprising that the ratings “Mao Tse-tung Hours’’ as thing but vacuous. All four Shumacher (William Holden> a prophet named Sybil measure as they do because does UBS in Network. But it’s would have been better off while they're in bed. Soothsayer, and a Rona they are a reflection of the just too quaint to be making expending their energies and talents on a more meaningful story about the human GRAND OPENING From now till June condition. Sale and Celebration 1st, 1977, H&N Monty Python on MARCH 5 PBS special "Pleasure at Her Majesty's Studio is offering —Python & Friends Comedy Special" will be presented Saturday, March 5 at 10 pm on BIG PRINTS at Channel 20 over the Public Broadcasting Service. record/ tope/ The 70 minutes of hilarity SALE PRICES! will include Monty Python’s Compare these prices: Flying Circus, Alan Bennett’s Telegram, Peter Cook’s Miner 16x20 $ 32.00 . and the parody of Shakespeare from Beyond 20x24 67.50 The Fringe, not to mention a New Location host of Britain's world famous 24x30 87.50 comedians. 916 Westfield Blvd. E. 24x30 87.50 The program evolves from the unusual reunion of famous 30x40 122.50 British comedians at Her Majesty’s Theater in London Special Prices: We offer high quality poi in the Spring of 1976. The All *6.98 list LP’s...... only *3.95 photography for the lowest possible camera follows the prepara­ tions and presentation of the All *7.98 list LP’s...... only *4 .7 0 price. Call now for an appointment. show offstage and on. Special guest appearance: * H&N Studios PBS obtained this special WNAP Jock, Don Garrard for Festival '77, public 1530 King Avenue television’s national fund­ Check our everyday low prices raising and public awareness Indianapolis, Indiana 46222 drive. March 2, If77 Sagamore 11

Eagle Creek rents garden plots

Eagle Creek Park, 5901 fee covers plot rental, a for the entire session plus DeLong Road, has organic season pass to the park, and general park admission for garden plots available for three classes. The classes will those not renting garden plots rent. Plots are rented on a be held three consecutive March 20 is the last First com e-first serve basis Sundays. March 20, 27, and registration day for the class The program, sponsored by April 3 from 3:30 pm to 5 pm All fees must be paid before the Indianapolis Department and will cover organic gar­ March 20 If anyone is in­ of Parks and Recreation, star­ dening methods, soil terested in classes only or ted in 1974. preparation, planting and reserving a garden plot, cultivating, harvesting, and call the Eagle Creek Park of­ Fifty-two, 20' by 20’, plots preservation and storage of fice between 9 am and 5 pm are available. The $20 rental food. There will be a fee of S3 seven days a week, at 293-4827.

Kottke and special guest Dirk Hamilton will appear in con- £ Saturday, March S, at 8 pm at the Indiana llieatre. Rock Follies to air on PBS New York—Rock Follies, a reach stardom as a rock musical comedy series of singing group. British television this past The five episodes trace the season, will be televised path of the trio through a con v nationwide in March during tinuous string of personal and Festival 77, Public Televi­ professional crises in their sion's third annual national climb toward the top, punc­ fund-raising and public turing the common belief that awareness campaign. show business, and especially the world of rock music, is all The five-part series pre­ glamour. mieres on Channel 20 March 7 Rock Follies, a special at 10 pm over the Public acquisition for Festival 77, is Broadcasting Service (PBS), a production of Thames bringing the spirit of the 1930s Television International and musicals to a contemporary was written by American-born story of three girls trying to Howard Schuman.

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by Gary Webb heart “By And By When I Of all the country rock han­ Need You" deals with a guy ds, NRPS is the ooe I can whose girlfriend is leaving listen to with a minimum of him (for his best friend, no pain and suffering. doubt) and on and on. Not because they play any But when they dry their better than the others, but tears, NRPS can be pretty because they have something amusing. Unfortunately, they-* which the others clearly lack: don’t write the humorous a sense of humor. The Eagles, songs themselves, but it’s the Pure Prarie League, Jackson thought that counts. “High Browne and others of that ilk Rollers” is a wry look at take themselves too damned Hollywood; “I Can Heal You” seriously. It coukl be put down is about a female faith healer to melancholia they like to who cures anatomically and play; it's hard to have any “Red Hot Women And Ice humor left after years of Cold B eer’ is W lf- singing about your girlfriend explanatory. ‘Bang (he Drum Slowly’ will be noon and in the Lecture Hall leaving you for your best Country rock can be fun shown at IUPUI at the 38th March 4 at 8:15 pm. Admission friend. when it’s handled correctly. Not that NRPS is free from Just listen to a Jimmy Buffet Street Campus, March 3 at is free. that sort of thing. 'Must album and see. In the mean­ Another Night In Reno" is time, though, Who Arc Those about a gambler with a broken Guys? will do.

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American music and pop tunes on the radio really let me give my life to you/Let harmless or isn't there just the me drown in your laughter, let the great romantic remote possibility that we find me die in your arms/Let me love myth ourselves believing in them lay down beside you. let me and even relying on them? Af­ always be with you/Come let ter all, what happens to me love you, come love me M f if f t i t m rotii muti Springsteen when he again li&t (out *0*4* ' H t l l mutt tim t. discovers that his “ever­ 0 4 (X i to — iPouf ziie&ixt'U* Either the love he’s ‘fallen’ in lasting kiss" doesn’t last to matures and grows or else, forever and that sooner or going back to Ellis’ list, he later, somebody has to do the decides that something must dishes and take out the gar­ be dreadfully wrong, that this bage. What happens to John isn’t really love and that true Denver when he awakes, love must be out there just discovers that he hasn’t died over the next hill—or the next in his lover's arms and, in i love song fact, has to go to work again? Mary MacGregor makes a More to the point, what hap­ perhaps unconscious point in pens to John Q. Radio- her hit song “Torn Between Listener upon discovering that Two Lovers,’’ especially if one all those were of her lovers is reality and the spreading it on pretty thick? other is that grand mystique In his book, The American that has surrounded her—and Sexual Tragedy, psychologist the rest of us—almost since Vlbert Ellis listed what he birth. Faced with disillusion­ considered to be 13 notable ment, we choose to become b y M. William Lutholtx Now I ask, do you seriously But today the main suppor­ characteristics (warning iisillusioned with our lovers Americans are a people believe that sort of tripe? ter of the myth is not the signs?) of romantic love. ather than our myth, con- committed to their myths. We Nonsense! Of course you literary field; it is the elec­ Among them are such idering that for most of us the cling to them as dearly as don’t! Or do you? Or do we tronic entertainment media, familiar beliefs as: 1) roman­ nyth has been around far young children believing in all? television, the movies . and ce love takes you totally onger than any of our lovers. the Tooth Fairy and the I’m not building a case our American Top 40 AM- unaware, at first sight, 2) Am I recommending that we Easter Bunny. But of all our against Eric Carmen, nor am radio music. once you fall in love, your love tart right now and banish myths, perhaps the one we I attacking rock lyricists. Af­ It’s Bruce Springsteen (the is deathless; 3) everyone omance from our lifes? Cer- hold dearest is our myth of ter all, wasn’t it jazz pianist future of rock and roll, as should try to fall in love; 4) ainly not! It would be not only romantic love. Erroll Gamer who wrote those writer-producer Jon Landau is love always leads to happiness oolish but more than likely, We inherited the romantic immortal lines: “ Look at fond of reminding us) who *i»en it is returned; 5) when it mpossible. But more effort love myth from our European me/I’m as helpless as a kitten sings to his girl “I want to isn’t returned it causes total hould be made to keep a ancestors and, though we have up a tree...”? Really? A know love is real,” telling her agony; 6) it is irrational and I is ta nee-and some perspec abided to it, subtracted from it, grown man as helpless as a in the next verse, “I want to lovers always do crazy sorts of ive— between romantic love and generally jumbled it up as kitten? If we really believe in •lie with you Wendy, on the things; 7) it is worth any ind mature love. And don’t best we could, we still hang on the romantic love myth, I sup­ street tonight in an ever­ amount of sacrifice, the more lesitate to raise a skeptical to it. Not only do we hang on to pose anything is possible. lasting kiss. ..” die better; 8) it is always yebrow the next time the it, we reinforce it with our That’s another curious thing And it isn’t just the rockers mce-and-forever; 9) without since sweet Joni Mitchell Carpenters try to tell you books, our movies, our about this romantic love myth t, life is meaningless; 10) peo- •therwise. turns out lines like “Help me/I television shows.S.and our of ours; it seems we are >le will do almost anything for (If any or all of this sparks music. always linking it with death think I’m falling in love t; 11) it gives new meaning to in interest to learn more I’m not talking strictly and our willingness to die for again/When I get that crazy iex ; 12) a true lover is entirely about the romantic love myth, about the Camelot knight-in- (or with) our lover. You’ve feeling, I know/I’m in trouble subservient to his loved one; I strongly recommend an again...” shining-armor routine only to look down the long file and 13) there can be only one IUPUI course, R223, The Con­ (although our Broadway show Another thing: do you notice of our most popular movies to true love. temporary Interpretations of how people are always tunes do contribute). No, it’s see it. Or look at our top box If any or all of Ellis' list Love. It’s top notch work (I on the Top 40 charts, it’s on the office film of the moment, A ‘falling’ in love? Like it’s a big sounds familiar, it should. We rate it in my Top Two List of hole in the ground or a trap Grammy Awards, it's in the Star Is Bom, where the lovers hear it, see it and breath it college courses) and it will be most "'liberated” music and are parted only by death. And sometimes they even 'fall nearly every day of our lives. taught next fall on Thursday minds of our culture. And oh, If you’ve guessed by now head over heels.’ In a society where romantic evenings by Dr. Rowland A. You’d think it might be how we do love to wallow in it. that none of this is very new, love is touted as a prerequisite Sherrill whom you should con­ painful. Take Eric Carmen for in­ you’re right. It is just another to happiness, it would be tact for further info: 264-3911.) stance, one of the bright lights Symptom Of The Seventies Don’t think I'm taking the of rock music and generally because it goes back at least outsider position of a jaded regarded as not a slow as far as the legends of King cynic. I’m as much a child of lyricist. Yet he turns out such Arthur and the story of my society as the next guy. LONGHORN profound lines as: “Deep Tristan and Isolde. From And I’m not condemning down inside I know/what I there you have a long romantic love any more than M a r c h 4 * 5 , 1 0 * 1 2 Fri. and Sat. only should be saying/but line through Mallory, I’d condemn the Tooth Fairy S * ★ T-KICKINC COUNTRY everytime I try it comes out Shakespeare, Cervantes, and or the Easter Bunny. Our AND wrong/Well our love is a love Tennyson. When you reach the myths are some of the most forever/and when we’re alone twentieth century, the roman­ beautiful elements in our NEW EARTH RHYTHM together she shows m e ” tic love myth shows no sign of society and life would be Or how about the next waning; in fact it has gained horribly dull without them. Mon.-Wed., March 7-9 jft ^ verse: “I’d need a lifetime/to momentum through F. Scott What should be condemned Jazz and Rock | show her all the love I have to Fitzgerald, Ernest is the situation of believing in We appeal to all tastes at J give/And hold her in my Hemingway, right up to Erich our myths more firmly than heart/For as long as I Segal, whose successful Love we believe in our realities. live/We’U stick together /Like Story is surely proof that the And it is only a step further to BROAD RIPPLE VILLAGE the moon and the night- myth is doing quite well, obvi­ suggest that our belief in the 6 3 0 8 N. GUILFORD time/Happy forever... ” ously no worse for the wear. romantic love myth is a great 14 Sagamore March 2, lf77 Purlie: the world is coming to a start

by Maria T. Johnson performances at Fort Players, an organ of the Array responsible Lo and behold, Purlie, the smashing Harrison in celebration of Recreation Services Music the name that Charley signed Broadway hit which was Black History Week, and Theatre Program, who was Purlie’s. originally written as Purlie February 12*20. seem to have all the genuine This brought a tremendous Victorious by Ossie Davis, It was artistically perfor­ attributes which would place feeling of ecstasy to everyone made its debut and continuing med by the Command them right along with other except . . . you know who-ol’ great performing artists we Cap’n. He was so shocked that know so well. he died right smack in his The story itself was cen­ tracks - standing up. This tered on a church called ‘Big also brought a stream of joy to Bethel’ located in southern everyone, but it was nothing -I-anmi w un Georgia. The entire area in­ like the joy they received as a cluding the church was by result of the property set­ an old man who went by the tlement. audience practically every u m c o m p u t e r name of ol’ Cap’n and who had To show their gratitude, time he came on stage. The for much less a very irreconcilable concept they all joined in a song which other performers each of how the inhabitants of the was approriately entitled displayed their talents with than you might south should live. The World Is Coming To A spirit and valor which exem­ He felt that blacks or S tart” plified the very nature of the ‘Nigras’ as he called them It is very difficult for me to play itself. think. were only allowed to work as center my attention on one This play, like many others Whether you are a hardware or sharecroppers out in the fields performer who seemed to performed, will be remem software buff or a novice, a games for whites, and should have no have carried the entire show. bered by Indiana audiences wizard or a dabbler, a teacher, desire or intention whatsoever Each performer exhibited his for a long time. student, artist, musician, of seeking advancement for or her own individual vitality An upcoming play to be themselves in any way, shape which was necessary for each presented by the Command mathematician, or a whatever, or form. particular character. Players is Catch 22, which was we think you’ll find something to suit To his great surprise, The pronounced portrayal of written by Joseph Heller as a your fancy at the: BVTE SHOP Charley, his son, who had Purlie by Richard Scott was bestselling novel and adapted always felt a great amount of presented very defiantly, as into a zany, satirical reflection T h i AM OROAIll COMPUTIH ST ONI compassion for the blacks due for the benighted-virtuous on the Army Air Corps during 5947 E. 82nd St. to their condition, was given characterization of Lutiebelle World War II. Rocky Heck, ACNOM PNOM CASTirroN s q u a m i the right to sign a property by Niambe Steele which was who directed Command 842-BYTE (2983) settlement which would place well intact, not to memtion the Players productions of the 'Big Bethel’ in the hands of the character of Gitlow, played by Apple Tree and Butterflies are person Charley felt was most Glenn White, who drew spon­ Free will be in charge of this taneous laugh from the mission.

from pg. •) irte iifi/iid)© u iifiii the Convention Center March 13...Also look for the ‘dream weaver’ Gary Wright at the Convention Center March 18.. Which is the same night as Tony Orlando and Dawn at Market Square Arena...And check this one out in a big hurry: The Panl Winter Consort March 22 and 23 in Christ Church Cathedral on Monument Circle. The last time the consort hit town, it sold tickets faster than they could print them so they’re having per- formancs at 6:30 and 9 pm both nights... Former ISO Music Director liter Solomon will return to Clowes to conduct a pair of concerts March 4 and 5 with Jaime Laredo featured as guest violinist...Andre Koatelanetx will con­ duct the orchestra March 11 and 12 in an all-orchestral program...If you care to trek down to Bloomington, pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy will be performing in the I.U. Auditorium in solo recital March 15 at 8 pm... Clowes Hall is featuring Anthony Zerbe and Valerie Harper March 1-3 in Dear Uar, a comedy of letters based on the correspondence of George Bernard Shaw and Mrs. Patrick Campbell...

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