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Chairman of A~UNM Resigns Adtninistrators Give By Steve Shoup Serrano this summer. dent member on the state Board of The Lobby Committee success Educational Finance. Associated Students of the Uni~ fully lobbied in the state Legislature ''I'm leaving feeling satisfied that Responses to Rally versity of New Mexico Lobby Com~ early this year for a state-funded I've helped the students of ASUNM mittee Chairman Mark Duran ·said work-study progam, no tuition in and New Mexico," Duran said. By Steve Shoup supported the rally. Thursday he will be resigning from crease, and for getting a voting stu- Duran said perhaps the most im ''It's a good idea to speak that position effective today. portant success of the Lobby Com University of New Mexico out," Jaramillo said. ~'It's the Duran said he will be leaving the mittee was overcomimg the ''blue administrators had mostly posi kind of help we need to make our post he has held for more than a year jean, t-shirt image" many legisla tive comments on Tuesday's point that we need more to concentrate on his studies and to tors had of student lobbyists. This "Viva Education" rally, which .. money.'' avoid conflict of interest when he sets a precedent for student lobbyists brought out some 200 faculty Donald McRae, dean of the runs for state president of the Young so they will now be considered equal members in a demonstration of College of Fine Arts, said the ral Democrats of New Mexico this fall. to other lobbyists, he said. support for more funding for ly was "well articulated, to the "It's scrt of a re-arranging of the The Albuquerque City Council education. point and not fanatical - a priorities in my life,'' Duran said. and the Legislature "have a new, UNM President John Perovich reasoned appeal to the people in ASUNM President Dan Serrano fresh attitude about student lob said although he did not agree Santa Fe. emphasized that Duran's departure byists," Duran said. "I think I left with some of the placards carried "I think it was an orderly. had nothing to do with the recent one hell of a good reputation for by the marchers, the rally was organized rally." McRae said. shake-up in the ASUNM staff, student lobbyists." conducted in an orderly manner "It could not help but have abc which included firing of Attorney Duran said he will be available to and faculty activities like the ral* nefical effect." General Devin Warwick. lend a hand when the Legislature ly are constructive, McRae said that while he is Duran said there was no conflict meets in January and to help his suc "I have no criticism of the ral concerned about faculty pay, he between himself and Serrano. cessor settle in. Duran said he res ly,'' Perovich said. is also concerned about staff '• I don't want people to think Dan igned early in the semester to allow Provost McAllister Hull said salaries. Many staff members and l are parting under bad circumst his successor to be prepared for the the rally was a ''very salutary make between $9,000 and ances," Duran said. upcoming Legislative session. operation.'' He said he favored $11,000 a year, much lower than Duran, a senior in business fi It is important for his successor to the administration's position that average faculty salaries. A freeze nance, was appointed Lobby Com be independent and not try to rely too substantial pay increases are on reclassification and no wage mittee chairman in August 1982 by heavily on his methods, Duran said. needed to prevent losing quality increase this year are part of the former ASUNM President Michael Serrano has not appointed a suc personnel. problem for staff, McRae said. Gallegos and was reappointed by Mark Duran c.essor. "We're losing very good peo* Dean of Education David Col ple - both faculty and staff," ton said he was "pleased to see Hull said. "I don't blame them at the faculty speaking out on behalf all for feeling concerned." of improved education." Tract Sales EHect Controversy Henry Jaramillo, president of "The faculty's voice needs to the Board of Regents, said he be heard," Colton said. WASHINGTON (UPI) - An tracts were originally considered, were in the Fort Union Region of Interior Department official sai~ and that number was reduced to western North Dakota and eastern Thursday the department did not eight. Weworked very hard to not Montana. ignore Congress in offering eight violate anyone's concerns. How Environmentalists said strip min coal lease tracts for sale this week, anyone could complain about it is a ing would destroy the land and other Anaya Makes Prediction and in fact was acting in the absence mystery to me." critics said it was silly to sell coal of a legislative mandate. He also said the House committee tracts at a time when coal prices were WASHINGTON (UPI) - Gov. will not pick Ronald Reagan. Assistant Secretary Garrey Car resolution objected to the leasing as depressed - unless the govern Toney Allaya, the nation's top ''These are the hands that will ruthers deniedtbe department shrug an "emergency," but Carruthers ment intentionally wanted to give elected Hispanic official, said form the basis, in the words of the ged off a vote last month .by the said the department had been work producers a windfall when coal Thursday a ''coalition of conscien speakers at the recent Martin Luther Democratic-dominated House In ing on the sale more than four years prices begin rising again. ce" of H•spanics, blacks, women, King 20th anniversary march, for a terior Committee that said no coal and·tkat Congress could have moved Interior Department spokesman labor and environmentalists will de new 'coalition of conscience.'" leases should be offered this year. at any point to question it. Bob Walker denied· the allegation, feat President Reagan in 1984. Reagan has been actively courting Much of the controversy has Only five tracts, all adjacent to saying, "Obviously, we wanted as ''Ronald Reagan has spent the the force of Hispanics that includes proven. to be moot, because only five existing mining eperations, received much money as we could get." last three years trying to implement some 5.9 million of voting age, bidS' were received on the eighf any bids. Four of those bids WCfC for Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., his nostalgic vision of a past with along with blacks and women. tracts - and no t;ids were received only $10 above the minimum bid of said, however, that was exactly quiet 111inorities, servile women, . But Anaya and several other His at alf on new develQpment tracts. $100 per acre and the fifth bid was what was haJ!'PCniag. weak unions and no environm~mtal panic Democrats attending an after . Carrothers said Congress could for an even $100. The bids totaled • ''fhe Fort UniOn sale clearly ists," he said. noon press conference ..:.... held in have passed legislation prohibiting $91l,800 on an estimated 114.7 shows that federal coal leasing poli "I predict that all these groups conjunction with National Hispanic the sale but did not. million tons of coal. cy is in a shambles," he said. "Sell will bring him back to reality next Heritage Week- predicted a ·· "I think we've accommodated The Bureau of Land Managemenr ing coat in the current depressed year- by pulling the voting lever, Democratic victory in 1984. Congress," Carruthers said ...One estimated there was 540 million tons market can only mean a loss of m~l- on the Democratic side,'' said committee made a last ditch effort to of coal offered in the sale. The leases contlnued on page 5· Anaya. •'These are the hands that "The hands that have always stop the sale, but we found even their picked our lettuce, and the hands resolution was wanting. that were forced to pick our cotton, "We didn't go contrary to Con plus the hands that pick up 59 cents gress. The Congress was unwilling on the dollar every payday - these to pass a moratorium in 1983. Had are the hands that can pick the next they done that, I would say we president of the United States," he would have complied.'' said. "And I predict they will not Since the Supreme Court over pick Ronald Reagan in I 984." turned Congress's capacity to veto Anaya said the Hispanic Force the work of the administrative '84 he chairs will register I million branch of government - under Hispanics by Election Day 1984, which the Interior Department most of them in California; Texas, falls ~ officials said it would have New York and Florida~ which had to legislate a stop to the depart~ contain over 49 percent of the elec ment's coal leasing. toral votes. The House Interior Committee, Anaya said there arc also more splitting along party lines, passed a than I million voting age blacks in · resolution directing the department California,. New York; Texas and Illinois ~ four of the five largest not to sell the coal tracts 1 bot the department dismissed that resolu- electoral states - that will turn tion as a reqUest. .. against Reagan. "We felt we met several o(their "In addition, in six Southern objections," Carruthers said. "We states, according to the Joint Center feel it was one of the best~managed for Political Studies, the total num coal sales in history. Twenty-seven ber of unregistered blacks exceeds Reagan's 1980 victory margins,'' he said. "I predict these, too, are hands ~that will not pick Ronald Reagan." Snafu He said New Mexico had a 1982 The New Mexico Dailv Lobo monthly average of 22,000 unem· \1"\.IIHhi.t 1\III!J ployed Hispanics for a 13.2 percent Wednesday incorrectly identifit!d Gabriel Rocha, a guidance and counciling student, has his blood pressure checked by Karen Canfield of the Graduate St.u* rate, compared with an overall un employment rate of9.2 percent, and dent Associationas president of that nurse Penny Phibbs. The test was one of several health screenings available ctt no cost Hispanic youth suffered a. • 'stagger organization. Jeffery. Evans is the to students during the Student Health Fair. The fair was sponsored by the Student ing" 32.2 percent unemployment GSA president. 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Wire Report. United Press International Madrid Offers Taste of History Pi skin Begin's Resignation Breaks Tradition JERUSALEM -An ailing ancl Year. Menachem Begin." In Washington, President Reagan Popcorn secluded Menachem Begin resigned Begin's spokesman, Uri Porat, sent Begin a personal message, ENJOY Thursday as prime minister of was quoted by Israel Radio as saying wi~hing him well on his retirement. Israel, clearing the way for his old the prime minister was suffering Calling him "a source of inspirn. Happy Hoar Party/ underground comrade, Foreign from a skin rash that prevented him tion," Reagan feels Begin showed AT CAFE OCEANA Minister Yitzhak Shamir, to become from shaving, indicating Begin did "the courage and determination to • the new leader of the Jewish state. not want to be seen disheveled in make the kind of difficult decisions Enjoy 1.-obo Football on big screen at Buckets... 2 Featuring Special Prices On: Begin's chief of staff, Matityahu for peace . , . which are so neces public. for 1 domestic beer, well Shmuelevitz, said the prime minis l'he Ha'aretz newspaper, howev sary to bring stability" to the Middle Oysters . , . , , ..•...... , ...... doz. $4.95 drinks and wine; free half doz. $2.95 ter's decision to resign nearly three er, said Begin's physical and emo East, said White House spokesman tional health had stmk to the point Larry Speakes. popcorn; and 50¢ hot weeks ago was "due to his physical dogs during the game. Shrimp on Ice ...... , doz. $4.95 weakness.'' that friends feared the once-vibrant Though he has remained secluded half doz. $2.95 Israeli leader had pecome indifferent from the public for eight days, Begin Starts Saturday at 5:30 The 70-year-old Israeli leader pm. broke with tradition and sent his to whether he lived or died .. will remain caretaker prime minister 2 for 1 on many of your Favorite Cocktails Cabinet secretary with a two "He has not only withdrawn into until a new government is approved by the Knesset, or parliament. $1.oo Draft Lowenbrau or Lite M-Th sentence letter of resignation to himself but apparently his physical 3-6 President Chaim Herzog, who was existence no longer interests him," Friday expected to start the process of the newspaper quoted one long-time 3,5:30 choosing a successor on Sunday. associate as saying. The report said Lebanese Pilots "According to section 23 {a) of the associate had tears in his eyes, the Basic Law: The Government, I In delivering the letter, Cabinet Rescue Fighters hereby submit my resignation from Secretary Dan Meridortold Herzog, ' ; the office of prime minister," the "The prime minister wanted to do Some people call it a ghost town while ot~ers call it a communitv, but evervbody likes to visit BEIRUT, Lebanon- Lebanese Madrid. . letter said. "Yours respectfu II y, and this himself. But because he is still piloto rescued their air force's five with all good wishes to you and your forced to remain in his home. he jet lighters from bescigcd Beirut air family for a Happy (Jewish! Nc" asked me to fulfill this task.'' There are those who pronounce it figures of angels which descended of the Sundias on New Mexico port Thursday in a daring operation "MAD-rid" and there are those Western experts said could turn the from the hillsides on cables. The Highway 14, about 25 miles north of who say it's "Ma-DRID." Either sight was so spectacular that airlines Interstate 40, It's a pleasant stop tide of hattie auainst Svrian-backcd way, it's one of New Mexico's most 4100 San Mateo NE Dru1.c rebels. ' • used to reroute traffic in December along the road to Santa Fe, some 27 popular and most often visited ghost to view the display and thousands of miles further n!lrth. Wc>tern milit:try experts >aid tlJC towns. people would drive from Albuquer th·e Hawker Hunter jets could be That is, if you can call it a gbost que to see it. arrJ,n!! HEART u>ctl to strafe and bomb J)ruzc 1\lns town. Countless tons of coal were ship STUDENT TRAVEL you to come PASSIONWORKS lem artillery unit:; that have been Many residents of Madrid say ped out of Madrid during this time. toC!Uding. 'hell inll. Lebanese armv and L' .S. How Can I Re:luse/AII!es/Sieep Alone they arc a small, thriving commun The coal company took care of ev ·Rafting • September 17 and 18 Blue Guitar/Johnny Moon Marine po>itions for the past three ity, But the fact remains that the erything. Life was go!ld for the coal wt.!ck~o,. town had a population !lf over 4,000 miners and their families. The main Two days of adventure! Rafting/Hiking/Camping Cost: $25.00 E~::en a' the operation ''~"under at one time, and now it's about 100. problem then, as today, was the "~", Israel warned that Pale>tinian That seems reason enough to call scarcity of water in the town. All LOBO FOOTBALL fighter'> were !>neaking ha~k into Madrid a ghost town, water had to be hauled in daily from September 24 BcinH as well as hclpii]g the Dn11c l
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ForuiTl Program Tract---- continued from page 1 Proposed lions of dollars in revenue for the Friday Night is by Berke Breathed federal government, Montana and By EleQnor Pedro ---Opinion-- r------='---1 Today's Event-s- -· ----- taxpayers." Baucus and Rep. Pat Williams, College Night A special after-school program NYUGH.' New Mexico -Medical Society .Is :looking for co!leg~ D-Mont., said the Fort Union bids students to run_a booth at the New Mel;ieo State fa:ir, designed to aid 6- to 17-ycar-old averaged less than 0.8 cents pcrton, at The student -volunteers will dl~tribute information studcn1s in reading. writing and while the controvcr~ial sale of Pow Dream's Cost Rises about the association and related non-profit organizations. More information is available at 822· math skills will be offered begin der Rivercoalleascs in Montana and Graham Central Sam and Mary Ellen Starr hadn't planned to buy a house this year. 0987. ning in early October. Wyoming last year averaged 3.5 First-time parents but still only 24, they'd recently begun to save for a Air Fon:e OWcen QuaUfying Test will be given at 8 The After-School Academy cents a ton. down payment sometime in 1985. a.m. Sept. 23 and 9 a.m. Sept, 24 in the Air Force has an academic focus which Williams accused Interior Secret Station ROTC building, 1901 Las Lomas N.E, All those offers personalized tutoring with Last month, however, the Starrs, of Columbus, Ohio, discovered a interested In becoming an Air Force officer- are ary James Watt of "deliberately well-situated Dutch Colonial for $65,000 and their Middle-Western -Welc_ollle Ia lake the ·test with no obUgation. More a cultural and recreational emph llllowing these Sllles at a time when All students get in free frugality gave way. With $7,000 from their parents and revenues from irlformtion is available by contacting Sgt. Newman or asis, said Juba Clayton. director he knows that the coal market is de Sgt. AUen at 277-4~02. with ID the sale of a late-model Volvo, they purchased a 30-year variable-rate of 1he Afro-American Student pressed and there will be no high mortgage (beginning at 12 percent). Their first mortgage payment Gol-en Jey National Honor Sodety is hosting an_ Services .. bids." Tonight: Ground Zero from Denver information· table today in the main lobby of the NM "It's further evidence that by . wilt be more than $600; if rates hold steady, the Starrs will own the Union for Interested s~bQiasti9 achi~erl)i. Mem· "The. program is designed to three-bedroom house free and clear in the year 2013. Total cost, bership deac:!.llne. Is Sept. 2.3, More !~formation is 'free enterprise' Jimmy Watt means MOOSE by Don Bruckner availabJe·at 843.-7~41. motivate personal development enterprise for free," Williams said. including mortgage and interest: $220,000. and reinforce academic skills in As first-time buyers go, the Starrs are lucky. Sam works for IBM, TONEY ANAYA New Mtxleo Gflt&r8pblc:al SodMy will present MID JAM'-> \llli\TT IN "People to 'People, China, June 1983," by Dr. T. young students,'' said Clayton. and Mary Ellen has familyfriends at a local savings and loan. On short Karl Wuerchins o( the department of geo8raph.y at ~THE a,.. "We do this by trying to .make notice, they were able to mobilize cash and credit to fulfill the Amer ,~, New Mexico State University, at 4 p.m. today In the learning enjoyable and by work Ican dream. Yet for mostyou11g couples, home ownership looks more 1Wtl!GH~NE anthropoloJY build Ins Room 163. More Information Workshop Set is available at 277-4047. ing with the students indi like the Impossible Dream. EAT 'T£HON vidually." The future of wilderness in New Indeed, according to the U.S. League of Savings Associations, TOH!'Yi ~UNM Ballroom Daaet Club will meet at 7:30p.m. today In -lhe NM Union Ballroom. A mini lesson in Mexico is the subject of a special interest rates, high home prices and simple demographics are reduc \ 5£NP The· academy, sponsored by Samba Miranda will be siven by Penny McClure, workshop to be given Saturday atthe ing the long-term market for homes. League president Leonard MNZO More information lnvll!lable at 2774273. the University of New Mexico r.A-CK TO University of New Mexico Law Shane, usually bullish about homeowning and its many healing pow J10LLY...000 Gullar Pla)'fn will hold a guitar workshop a~ 3 Afro-American Center in coop· ers, said last week that the outlook for homeowners is much darker p.m, .Fridays in the Alvarado HaU recrcati!;m room. eration with the National Tech School by the Wilderness Society. for guitarists who want to trade techniques and "We will mainly be discussing than current data suggest. While housing sales appear to be leading mush:. More Information is availableat277~ll89. n.ical Association and Longfel the economic recovery, he added, they're unlikely to keep up the low Elementary School, is staf the future of forests in New Mexico, Frknds of Geology wlll sponsor a beach part)' at particulary the Santa Fe and Cibola pace. noon today' in front of Northrop Hall. Hot dogs, castJ, fed by volun1eers and offered free ···. raffle. rummage sale, and fun Jn !he sun. There wltl on a first come. first serve basis National Forests," said. Peter Kirby also be a bell)' dancing exhibllion. Proceeds to help of the society's Washington office. offset field trip expense fees for geology students. on Saturdays throughout the More infonnalfora Is avallableat277·2618. school year and for four weeks There will also be various small Between The· Lines With during the summer. group discussions on other New Spanlsb Clu·b Will present its first bash of the Mexico wilderness issues, such as semester at noon today In the 011ega Lounge. All are The program emphasizes the Glen & Cody Shearer. -----Letters------invited to &lletld, eat, drink, sing, ~nee and be problems concerning Indian wilder Maxwell merry, Registration is -op~ for potential members. cultural awareness of black youth ness areas and water pollution in va More infonnation-is available at 277~5180. and utilizes black materials and rious small streams in the state, said the federal government as well; "2. Congressional Legislative 10 Bloated federal deficits through at least 1988 will sponge off much NlrtOtlct AaoaymoUI will hold ill! We Care" black role-models in many of its Regents' Denial federal policy is the real villain in Power: Under article 1, section 8, group meeting at. S p.m. Fridays at Lovelace/Bataan Kirby. of the credit dollars normally available to home buyers. Even as the Hospital, back dining room, 5400 Oibson S.E. Open learning sessions. said Clayton. Registration is at 9 a.m. Saturday cutting student support, taking of the Constitution. it is specifi to the public, economy becomes healthier, the price of money is unlikely to de money away from human ser cally provided that the Congress Ort Saturday. the UNM in the Jaw school lobby. The pre Hurts Faculty Women's Center is sponsoring crease. Last week, for example, as economic indicators continued to vices and putting' it Into the Pen shall have the power to make all Altohollcs Auonymou will bold a open meeting sentations will begin at 9:30 in fQr women at noon Friday,~; at the Women's Center. "Sweet Honey in tile Rock" in improve, both the Federal Natiqnal Mortgage Association and the tagon, and diminishing its com· Jaws necessary and proper for Rooms 2403, 2402 and 1325 of the Editor: More information is available by calling NaQcy at concert at Popejoy Hall with pro Federal Housing Administration raised their rates closer to 14 per carrying into execution, not only 2SS·8812. law school. mitment to education. ceeds going 10 the Afler-School cent. I want to reiterate my support its own powers but also aU other Meanwhile, the prices of new and resale homes continue to hover Academy. for the faculty's right to be orga Judith Pratt powers vested by the Constitu This Weekend's Events above a level that the average couple can afford. Since 1979, the More information on the tion in the government of the Un Saturday Ar1 For Kids Is holding rc:gistraioi1 for the nized. It is not 011ly the natural academy may be obtained by median home price has jumped but real incomes have sunk. The thing to do for people to band State Representative, D-18 ited States, or in any department UNM art education department's "Saturday Art For CONCEPTIONS resulting "affordabillty gap" stands. today at$20,000 which, even with Kids Program" now ·in progress. The classes irtcludc calling 277-5644 or 277-5645. together In their own defense, or officer thereof." ceramics to computet gra-phics and rnecJ on Saturdays a respectable recovery, will probably go no lower than $14,000 next but it is a fundamental right, New at 9:30a.m. through Dec. 17. More information. is SouTHWEST year and keep home mortgages out of reach for many. Violations: Lebanon, El Sal available at 277-3508 b(tw~n 3 and 4:30 o. m:. Mexico law does not yet provide Constitutional vador. Compounding these problems is the size of the potential market for collective bargaining for pub itself. Nearly one out of six Americans will celebrate their 30th birth lic employees. Such matters are day during this decade. The unprecedented number of adults in their Powers Quoted The sovereign power of the prime home-buying years will send home prices higher (through left up to the personnel policies United States rests with its increased demand) and help keep interest rates out of sight (as they of the various public entities. Editor: people. pass through their low-saving years). It Is short-sighted and unfair I quote from the War Powers Ken Tomkinson Nearly everyone associated with the housing industry has a pet for the majority of the regents of Resolution, Title 50 U.S. Code solution to the first-time buyer lockout. The U.S. League wants Con UNM to deny most University 1976: gress to take a host of steps, including the creation of "individual employees the right to organize housing accounts," to alleviate the baby boom's capital crunch. Most themselves. Such a policy blocks "1. President's Executive Pow of the proposals Involve tax or regulatory breaks forthe savings and the inevitable. Only Regent er as Commander•in-Chief; The Daily Lobo loan industry. Maloof had the courage and Limitation: The constitutional Banks and other lending institutions already offer a dazzling array good sense to recognize that the powers of the president as com wants your input of fixed and variable interest rate schemes to attract young couples. Mental Health Center em mander-in-chiefto introduce Un· For example, many lenders guarantee a fixed rate for several years, ployees, the faculty and other ited States Armed Forces into encouraging at lea.st short-term stability. staff are entitled to work together hostilities, or into s.ituations The Daily Lobo wants your for better wages and working where imminent involvement in opinion. We welcome your in· Another, though not necessarily more responsive, approach em r conditions. Such organization hostilities is clearly indicated by put and your observations. All I ploys the ''shared equity" principle, in which a broker links cash-poor can increase these employees' the circumstances, are exercised we ask is that letters be typed, young couples with cash-rich private investors. In return for a down clout in Santa Fe as well. onlY pursuant to double-spaced and no more payment, the Investor might receive a half-ownership in the house. than 300 words. Letters must (Unfortunately, problems with legal responsibilitY and tax benefits A word to the students: Your (1) a declaration of war bear a verifiable signature: and may make the arrangement more trouble than it's worth.) . wholehearted support for lower (2) specific statutory author the author's telephone number. Yet as young Americans obviously know, these options barely teaching loads and better salar· ization, or Only names will be printed and address high prices and tight credit, the fundamental obstacles to ies for the facUltY can only mean (3) a national emergency cre no names will be withheld. We home ownership these days. With price and credit problems un higher-quality education for you. ated by attack upon the United look forward to hearing from solved, the American dream will be deferred. In time, it may even With your united strength, you States, its territories or posses you. disappear. can begin to bring pressure on sions, or its armed forces. 300 Son Mateo S.E. 266-4524 1016 Juan.Tabo N.E. 296-9555 2740 Wyoming N.E. 294-5046 NEWMEXko Daily • . . Lobo . 381400 Vol. 88 No. 20 ~ I The New Mexico baifv-Lobo is published· Monday thtough Frlday every regular week of th_e UnfvQrsitY year, weekly-during_ closed and finals weeks and_Woekly_ durins the summer se~sion, by the aoard of Student' P"ublicattons of the University of New .MeMico. Subscription rate IS $10 per· academic year. Sec~nc~ class postage paid at Albuquerque, New Mexico 871:111. The opinion! exprE!ssed on the editorial pages of the NewMe> Letters Submi;slon Policy-: Lenets to the edi1or must be, typed, double-spaced and no more than 200 words. AU mailed·ln letters must be signed by the autHor and inClUde addresS and telephone number. No nameswl\1 be withheld .. The Da;JyL~JbO does not guarantee publication anct will edit letters for length and libelous content. t:dittlr ...... ,, ..•• , ..•..• , ,, .• ·stacy ~teen Entertainment Reporter ..••...• Lydta Piper ManaglnQ Editor •.•.•.• .- •... , .Wren PrOpp ~ports Reporter., ..... ,., .. ,,, Etlc M!lddy Assoc. 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By K>tthy Knudsen • Center in 1982. but center officials Fast, Free Delivery I I Expires 9·20·93 I Expires 9-20-83 I New Mexico's third "Sexual cstilmltc that at least six times that number went unreported: In nationul I I Fast, Free Delivery Assault Awa1·cncss Week" Fast, Free Delivery statistics. onlv one vietin1 out of ev I I 3920 Central S.E. seven da)s or events to cducmc the 3920 Central S.E. 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Forl,286 FLEETWOOD MAC Back Awareness Demonstrations DOOBIE BROTHERS MARSHALL TUCKER BARBARA MANDRELL . -~-- . .... ~'""'' ··f'· Hour 11AM-1PM (Free non-alcoholic drinks) different WB'!S ..... ~... ···--+ ···t······+· ·-t-···+--11 GORDON LIGHTFOOT JR. i j ~ . ·•'- ' ..... 4 -+ 2 mile Sunset Fun Run Friday 6 PM to look good, : _,., ...... ~--- ., ...... t''""""'t" .... , ··+ . T-shirts to first 100 entrants .. ... ~ .. -~ .... +-"" .. ., ... Free measles and rubella immunizations trust Pearle. ... i'' ...... What makes our frame collection so speCial isn't the number of choices. It's the School/Work & Relationship Group number of good choices. But the best frame Is the frame that looks Mondays 9-10 AM Sept. 26- Oct. 31, 1983 ' CORONADO CENTER best on you. And that's what our optician is .. 1··-"'" "A six week suppo1·t group for men and wolllen students to explore concerns we share about the • trained to help you find. t...... role of work and relationships .in our lives. Counseling techniques will be used w assist partici· Because we're out to earn your trust. pants in the explo1·ation J>t'ocess. Preliminary interview please. '-'···+···· ...... ···t· "'l'''' .... +·"'""".-+····"" The Student Mental Health Service~ .277-45:37 PEARLE I j l I .' ' vtslon center . " .... '~ ...... ~' ...... . ~ .. A SE4RLE COMPANY .... .;. ·Back Awareness Class .. .• '"'"""''. ·-+ . .j .... Tuesday and Thursday 12-1PM Sept. 20 - Oct. 13, 1983 Nobocly cares for eyes more than Pearle. . •· ...... 4.500 Central Ave.- S.E. West Central Pfaza Dealing with Body Mcclumics, [Jostut·nl aware11ess, .,..j...... - ' . '-· -·-~ . ' ... >tnd self-help exercises :168·2008 44iOA Central Ave. s.w. . . ·.-+--- ...... ~. STRUCTURE, FUNCTION, DESIRE i +...... ---~ --- ·-·i· -~---· -· ,. . ""''l' Sun Square Shopping Center 831-5326 ·---~---' ... 4-...... ,. -~-.. t" .. ' ...... , . •' +. ,... Pre-•·egish·ation re(juircd 277-3136 7:l10A Jllenaul Blvd. rt.E. Ann Clark, RI'T, facilitator 883-0077 ' -~. . . . •• Page 8, New Mexico Daily Lobo, September 16, 1983 Page9, New Mc)(ico Daily Lobo, Sep!ember 16, 1983 Attention Students! Arts STARTS.FRIDAY "Every Trick in the Dook" Special performance for students Sot. Sept. 17th at 8:00pm Sweet Honey Comes to UNM Ticl~ets; $J. 00--May be purchased at By Maureen Cummings Sub 13ox Office. HURRY! Seats ore limited!· Call 277-2331 for more information Pootstomping, infectious mes The Comedy is the best of tondimenfs, .. sage music will be the main attrac. Greatest Romantic tion at the Sweet Honey in the Rock Movie Since us!·- concert Saturday in Popejoy Hall. Tbe performance is a fund raiser for "Romeo and Juliet". the University of New Mexico Afro American Center's After School R~tum of th~ JedJ- Lo.u!siana: 21 4:30, 7, 9:30. ASA Gallrrf (Student Union Cinema East: 7, 9:30 (weekdays); 1, 4, 7, 9:30. Building)- "Dreaming,'' featuring the work or Academy. (Saturday and Sunday). ._t{ussian artist .J\,Iexa_ndr Kalugln, who is Sweet Honey is comprised of five Risky Busl11w- Winrock: 1;30, 3:30, 5:30, currently committed to _an asylum for being an PREMIERE .. 7:30,9:30. artist working ou!side of the social ~orm, on black female vocalists. These TheGIJI&D Night/v 7:15,9:15 Sat/Sun Mats3:15, 5:15 ShJUJtptJf'- NM Union Theater~ 3, 7, 9:jO cUsplay Sept. 19-0.::t. 14. R~pthm at ' p.m. women perform every type of music 3405 C~ntral NE/255-3050 Coming Next: "Fanny & AleMnder". Ab•• (9800 Montgom~ry N.E.)- Three (Sund.ay).- Sept. 24, More informacion is available at 277- Leged Wille (d_uring happy }low); Duke City ·Sltfptr - Don Poncho's: 7: IS (Wednesda.y and 2~7. from gospel and rhythm and blues to All stars. Thursday). • Jonsoa Galler)! (1909 Las LQmas N.E.)- The African root songs and field hollers. 81aVII10)'(8904 Menaul N.E.)- Lady Flash. .StM ~~r- LQ! Altos_; 7, 9';30 (weekdays); 34th Annual Summer Show featurlns the work The quintet was founded by lead PATIO TI-IEATRE- New Mexico Union· Unlver~iryof New Mexico loprt'J (Montgomery Piau) -Sassy Jones 2, 4:30, 1, 9::JO (Saturday and Sunday). or Raymond Jonson on .dlsplay throuGh Oct. l. (upstaln); Jo Choir (downstairs). StfiYinl AUV•- M Plaza : 1:30, 3:30, ';30, More infonnation Is aVaihible ac 2.77..,.967. singer Bernice Reagan in Washing Cua•u t: ..t (7605 Central N.E.)- c,c. 7:30,9:30. Muwell Museum of AtUhro_polOJY (UNM's University of New Mexico 11 ton, D.C., !Oyearsago.Sincethen, Waterback (durin& happy bQUr): Guidry, Stnm11 Br•w- Wyomina; 1:45, 3:45, S:45, Antflropolop Building)- Andean Dress and Chellai Streel P•ti (618 Coronado Shopplnil; 7:45, 9:4S, 12. Ethnicity; Folk Costume From Highland it has performed in Japan, New York School of Medicine, CentcrN.B.') _, 24Karat, 7'rtld/nz Plt~e~s- Coronado: 1,3:10, S:IO, 7:35, Ecuad.Qr" on cllspla)l throush Sept. 18; ·' 1The Sella Hat.field Collection" on display beginning City and to a standihg-room'only Coop~nae (7220 LomiS Blvd. N,E.)- Linda 9:4S, Division of Dermatology Cotton and Street Life, Yattdlon- Coronado: I, 3:JO, 5:10,7:40, 9;45. Oct. 7; '''Ole: chaco Phenomenon" on display crowd at Albuquerque's KiMo Cowboy~ (33()1 Juan Tat?o ri.E.) • Moon Pie, Ylv11 Z.,.fa--NM Union Theater. 7, 9:30 throush M!!Y .• 1984, Theater. · is studying the Dubl's (2900 Coon N. W ,) - Alma, (Thursday). Tnchlna G11le~ (New Art Building)- "Ideas friar's North (4410 Wyoming N.E.)- Babe WlV GGmt.J- Eastdale: 7:30 (Friday); I :30, In Process", work in progress by UNM ra~ulty, Sweet Hon.ey's Good News effectiveness of a short-term, SKILLS CENTER 7:30(Satlirdayand Sunday), on display Monday through Oct. 7, More in• (Flying Fish) album was UNM radio Ruthl~. WGVI'Lmgth--. Far North:; 3 7. fonnation is available at '277•4401. new topical potent steroid Friar's Pub (682$ Lomas N.E.) - .Shakcr:s. 1 station KUNM's No. 1 album of HunarJ Be~r (1200 Wyoming Blvd Uulo• Gallu)' (Stud~nt Union cream in the treatment of N.E.)- Farcnhcit. Building) - Work by various artists, including 1982 and has sold more than I0,000 GnlwD Central Stalloa (3301 Iuan Tabo pottery by Mary Sharp o·avis. wacer color by copies. eczema and psoriasis. N.E.)- Oround Zero (Free admission to UNM Ivan Fish and oil a11d acrylic by ConnleOardger, students with I. D. on Fridays). em display Sept. 20.0"• .14 ..Reception Is Sept. In a telephone interview, Reagan Patients should be between TUTORS PIH.ml•o Club (2900 COOrs Blvd. N.E.),..... Full 24. More inforniation Is aYaUable ac 2.77~2331, described Sweet Honey members as the age of 12 and 75. Circle (during_ happy hour); -Terry Bullard. Ual¥rni1J of New Mcdeo Art Muuum (Fine Snlor - _luckrts (4100 San Mateo Lane Arts Center) - ~~_Palntings from the RosweU "socially conscious musicians" For more infomwtion, please caU 277-6770 N.E.) - Scratch. Museum Collection•• on display In the Upper who pay tribute to the blac.k culture Smuaaler's Con (Bubanlc, .south of Evrrp .Trick Jn the Book will be presented by the Oall~ry th,roush Sept, 18; "Thomas- CoopC'l" they came from. between the hours of9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Mcnaul) - .SOS, newUNM PatioDinnerThcaterat8 p.m. Friday Photograpl:l$'' on display ln_the North Gallery • FDA regulations prohibit females o£ child-bearing potenti;ll !Q Tbe WlQf Ccll1r (Fair· Plill.B Shopplns Center, and Sacurday, Sept, 23-0ct. 8. Burfet beg.lns at ~hroush Sept. JS: 1 'Re~nt Work by Department Reagan, along with Evelyn Maria NEEDED i.omas and San Pedro) - Ron Cummings. 6;30 p.m, Ticltets are. $15, Includes dinner and or Art Faculty: Jane Abrams" .on display in the Harris, Yasmeen Bheti WilHams. in this drug study. lhe show andean be purchased fn the SUB, room Upper Rear Gallery through Sept. 25; "Land- , 225. More information is available al277-233l, scape Art" on display In 'he Lower Gallery Ysaye Maria Barnwell and Aisha The H~lreSS will be presen~~ by the Classli:S lhroup Oc:t. 30. ucenain Realities," recent Kahlll, sings about black women as Work-Study Qualified Theater Company al 8 p.m. Friday and painlln&!J by eight contemporary anists workln,S S~tturday, 2 p.m. Sunday· at the KiMo Theater. In· New M~xico and Texas, on display In the mothers, lovers and community Tickets are SS. More lnfQrmtlon ls available at Upprr Gallery Sept. 24-Ncw. 2.7; ''JimMeichert: members. Sweet Honey's song For Math 100, 120, and 121 821-099o. Graphite Drawing$," _on display in the North Lu lkdfet Jau. Dt Motttrtal wUI bt presented as Oallery Scpi. 24-0ct. 30. More lnfonnatfon is lyrics cover such topics as rape, lyn Annie Halt- Don Poncho's: 8 (Friday)i 4:30, 8 part of the ''Best of Broadway ·Series'" In available_at 277.4001, ching, racism and unfair housing. See Susan Deese (Saturday), Popejoy Hall at 8: IS p.m. Tuesday. Tickets are Reagan, also Sweet Honey's exists" after 10 years, since she said BwuuJtJ.f- Don Poncho's: 2:15 1 $:4$, SJ:lS Sll. S14 and $16. More lnrorn1ation is available activities including drama. yoga, (Sunday): ?:ll (Monday and Tucoday), a£277-3121, • songwriter, said she gets her lyrical it's difficult for a non-commercial swimming, crafts and field trips Have Room 344 Zimmerman Anltholr.f! l! befng presented at the Dam Dinner BJ~l Stallfrm R1tilml - E.nstdalc! SJ:30 ideas "from living." She explained group like Sweet Honey to maintain with free lunches and transportation {Frlday)l3:30, 9:30(Saturday and S~mday), Theater lhrol..lgh ·Sept. 25, More Information is that since she developed her song $4.15/hour Crtep Show - LoUisiana: Friday and Saturday available at28t ..3338. itself. provided when needed. at .nidnight, The Wondnjullcr CrtamSultis being presented writing skill, she has been able lo Benefits from the 8 p.m. concert The program will run Tuesday Dawn of tht »tad- M Plal.a: Friday and by La Compania ·de Tcatro de Albuquerque at 8 easily express her feelings about the Fun! Saturday at midnight. p.m. Thursdays through Sept, ·2S. _The nnaJ Con!tellatlon II, a laser light show, Will' be will go to the Afro-American Cen through Friday from 8 a.m. to II lhlJlh Stalhr- Far North: 1:20, .3:20, 7:20, performance will be held at the KiMo Theater, commitment, struggle and celebra presented In Woodward Hall 1 room lOJ, nt8 and ter's After School Academy, a p.m. The deadline for registration is 9:20. Los Altos: 7:30, 9!30 ·(weekdays); 1~30, More information hi available at256-7264. 10 p.m. today. Tickets areS3 for students and$4 tion of black women. "program designed for children af 3:30,5:30,7:30,9:30 (Saturday aJ'ldSundaf), &II, Boak aJfd Candle, itarring Laraine for the genera( public. More information is May 29 and is limited to the first I00 Etuy Money- LQulslana: '1.:30, 3:30, .5:30, Newman Of the television show Sawrdoy Night available at l77•S602, She said although the group sings ter school in summertime," students on a first come, first serve Get 7:30, !ii:J!)j 12. Live, \\ill be presenled by the Albuquerque J..lnlc Sweer Honey In tht Rock will be at Popejoy Hall about "resisting things that oppress acccording to Afro-American Cen basis. E1•trythln1 You Always W41ltld to Know About Theater at 8 p.tn. Tuesday through Frfday, 6 and at ·3 p.m. Saturday, Tickets are S6, $8, a(!d $10 us," she wouldn't call Sweet Honey Stx... But W1uAjroldtoAsk- DonPoncllo's: 9 p.m. Saturday. and 2 p.m. Sunday. through at Full Circle bookstore and the Popejoy Box. ter member Shirley McDowell. Registration can be taken by 9 (Wednesday and Thursday), Sept. 25. Tickets ar~.SJ2.SO. Morcinfonnatlonis Ofnc:e. More: lnfonnatlon is available at 277· a protest group since they also sing McDowell said the Academy will phone, and for information and/or FaJt Times at Rldftmont /ligh- M Plaza: available at Z42~431S. 3121, about common ideas, interests and have a program aiding students ages nvolved! Frida~ and Saturday at midnight. 71te Gin Gam twill be presented at the Vortex at· Morton SchoerifeJd Memorial Concrtl will be applications, McDowell said to call Final Option - Cinema East: 7:15, 9:45 (wetk· 8 p.m. Frida~ and Sa~urday and at 2:30 p.m. presented In KeUer Hall at thiS p.m. Saturday. the "joy in living.'' 6 to 17 in their reading, writing and Sunday today through Oct._ 2. Tickel In· the Afro-American Center at 277- days)~ 1:30, 4:15, 7:l_S, 9:4!1 (Saturday and Admluion is free-, Mor~.infotmatlon i.!J a'·.ailable The first music Reagon per math skills, as well as recreational Sunday) ..Lcu[sinna: 11 l:IS,S:30,7:4S, iD. formaticm..ls.uvaitable at 247·8600. al277·5743. 5644 or 277-5645. Daddt•s Gltl, a collage theater piece -about lri• formed was acappclla, which is why Fir# mood- Wyoming: Friday and Saturday The- Bea~:b Bo)·s wJU be at the State Fair Join UNM nt-mldnlght. cest, w'ill be prcsent!!!d ln conjunction With Ground's Oraod Stand Saturday. 1'ftkels arc Sweet Honey Usually perfonns this Flashdance- Winrod:: i :U, J:lS, S:JS, 7:15, SCAUal AssauhAw.ar~ness Wee~ Thursda)"fn the SI0.60 at Giant out leiS, type of music, she said. She also said 9:2$. M Plazar Friday and Saturday at mid· KiMo Theater. The show is :sponM)rcd by 1he Gunl Artist Scbolanhlp Concert ·will be night. Rape Crisis C(nter. ONM Women'.s center al;ld presented 1n .Keller Hall at 8:15 p.m. _Sunday. acappella music enhances the tht: State Sexual Assa.ull Training Programs. THE NEW MEXICO SOCim OF (Jat~s oj_iitll-:- _M _Pfaza: J :30, 3:JO,S:JO, 7.;30, featured is Susan .Schoenfeld; vfolaviolin, group's "ability to communicate" 9:30, Hiland: 7:30, 9:30 (weekdays}; t:JO, J:JO, More- ifitormaiiort rs available at 268-t'ilS.i and Arthur Follows, cello, Jennifer Oarreu. Pfano. HISPANIC PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS 5:30, 7:30, 9:30(Sauuday and Sunday)_, 266-9461. TJckets iUt• .SI.SD and .53, More Information is with its audience. Htai')'Mttal- LOuisiana: triday ami Saturday J ShotJidl't Thoug!Jt Of ThQt Will beprescnied at available at 277-4402. · Reagan said the group has held a 2nd Annual Scholarship Run RAilb[AZERS at midnight. the KIMo Theater -at 8 p.m. Oi:t. :2. for one I ShaRnatty will be at the Club West in Si11Ua Fe pcrtormancc only_. Ticbts .are S7.SO lor gene-ral consistent style since its beginning, In Conjunction with Ht,cules-- Wyoming: 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, Sunday and Monday. 1'ickets are ~3 at N:ttUI'al Applications are available in the student activities P R E 9:30. Fat North: I.,.S, 9. admission and $6 for groups of 10 or more, Hispanfc Heritage Wee!~ Sound. More infonnatlon is' a~ailable at 982· hut new members have added soul, office (next to the ticket office in the sub) and in the Kramer '~• Kramer- NM Unjon Theater; 7, available at :KIMo ticket ofntCi Palms Tradin& 0099. The New Mexico Hispanic Professional Engineers will be Company and 1-tMtings Kecords-. More in· jazz and Western classical composi 9;30 (Frida)') 3, 7; 9:30 (Saturday), Do Dlddley/The Coa~lcnlf'~dy Cannon will hosting irs second onnuol4 mile Scholor.:11lp Run robe Alumni Office (2nd floor of the sub). formation is availab'l~ at 883·482.5. l.a Tllvlato- Quild: 7:1 S, 9:15' (wet!'kda:\15);. be at_ the- Stale Fair Tuesday as ·part of Dick tion to the Sweet Honey repertoire, held ot Kit Corson Pork on Scturday, Sept. 17 or 8:00 3:151 .S:ts, 7:lS, 9;1S (Saturday and Sunday), Clark'$ Rock and Roll Revue. Admission to 1he keeping it "fresh." - Deadline for applications is Todd Rundu~n· Li:Jl't and Death- Don Poncho'S: 4, 7:30 am. There will be free refreshments ro all runners and Fair that day wl11 be $.5 and Includes the concert. prizes 'to rop ffntshers in various-age categories: Funher Monday, Sept 19th, 5p.m. (Sunday}: 7:30 (Monday and Tuesday). John ll1mmond wlll bt at. the Club West in The group is also trying to expand derails and regisrro;Jon may be obtained or Gil's _1\un~ Mandlnso- NM Union Th'!:iter: 7, 9:30 S:~nla Pe 11mr-sday. Tickets arc: -SS ill advance, its audience, as it did recently by (Wednesday), nershoe World or Sunspom: In Albuquerque or the Fini>h TRAILBLAZERS IS THE UNM SERVICE avallilib~ at Natural Sound in Albuquetqllt", and working with the hearing impaired, fri'C,~~~v Mr,. Mom- Coronado: 1:151 3:23.- .S:lS, 1:35, Une in Santo Fe or by conraaing Martin Va!de' or 16.,!!0 at tlu: door.More tJJformation U available ORGANIZATION! 9:35. M Plaza: 1:30, 3:30, !1:30, 7-:-30,9:30, at 982-0099. Reagan said. She said the group 292·5110. Nightmara- Far North: t:30,3:jO .. ':jo, 1:30, _AM Eduutlon G1Uery {Ma.dcy Haii-Collet{e of Srue O'Nril will be at the SUB Ballroom Stpc. wants to "reach out to anybody SuncC~~emb~r 25th, 8 PM 9:30, Coronado: lilS, 3::1S, S:l!l, 7:30,9:30, Eduauion}- .. First Annual High Schtml ;;. Ticket' inff)rmation is availbableat:2:77-.S60l. Pltiy ii Again .ram - Don l'onch()~s: 9:4S who 'II listen." Jurted Exhibition.,. on display Sept. 18-0ct. 14. Stephen Slilb wlll be a.t the fla·oto Soleti Outdoor FALL SALE Graham Central Station (t:'riday): 2:4S, litiS, 9:45'(Saturday). A rectptfon ror the artist will be from3to6 p.m. t''''''''''''''..... '''''''''i Porky's II- Far North! 1:jO, 3:10~ S:to, 7:10 Theater in Santa Fe Sept. 24. Ticket$ are Reagan named performing both 1 Sept. 18. More Information IS avaitablc- at '1.77~ available at ail Giant olltleli'. 9:10. Lobo~ 1:30, 3;-30, S:30, 7:30,9:30. 4112. nationally and internationally, and ·completing their We All-Every One I Student Volunteers I of Us album, to be released Nov. I, The Temptations as SWeet Honey's immediate plans PATAGONIA . for the future. I Nee~ed By . i She called the group's biggest POLYPROPYLENE &The FourTops . accomplishrnentthe fact that it "still Commun1ty Agenc1es 1 ! UNDERWEAR Albuquerque community and human service agencies Saturday, October 1st SPONSORED BY ~ ~ LIGHTWEIGHT AND EXPEDITION \'ti'EIGHT SUB RECREATION AND ••••••••••••••••••••••• I have openings for UNM student volunteers. If you are a ~ 2 shows 7 PM & 10:30 PM BUDWEISER : KUNM RADIO • . !:i student and want to feel needed and valued while help- i' $9.95 - $16.95 • needs an Kivo Auditorium • operations te[hnidan !:i ing other people, we encourage you to consider becom· ~ RETAil. S21.00 S.W.50 • ·to record sat!!llitL! fed programs . ~ ing a volunteer this semester. ~ ReseNed seating $4.00 UNM STUDENTS • MtH1 be:! work-study qualified $6.00 GENERAL PUBLIC • With flexible Schedule • Cohl.tC1 Gayle Krueger PANTSAND SWEATERS • at 177-4806 _ _ I Why volunteer? I Tickets available at all GiantTicket Centera: DEADLINE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROBBINS GUERNSEY SWEATERS $16.95 4:00P.M. ~ • for a chance to gain skills and I RETAIL S44.00 The General Stores in Albuquerque and Santa Fe· 8-BALL experience for a future career; !:i CASii MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SINGLE SEPT.16 I Record Bar 1n Coronado Center ~ • to take responsibility; ~ ROBBINS BUSH PANTS $16.95 The New W1ld West Music PRIZES ~ • to learn firsthand how community organizations .~ RETAIL $45.00 1ST TABLE TENNIS S.U.B. Box Office at U.N.M. EN'S AND WOMEN'S SINGLES f'- and human service agencies work; '-! 2ND Bicycles • to relieve the tensions of academic life; RAGG WOOL SWEATERS $18.50·$19.95 Parts & Accessories ~ -~ RETAIL UP TO S27,00 In Santa Fe at: 3RD f'- • to make new friends and meet new people. ~ PRO service 20% to 50% OFF OTHER ITEMS Candyman Guarantees Your ~ Volunteer placements are handled through the UNM Student ~ Music 'N More satisfaction ~ Volunteer Bureau, The Bureau will give you information about ~ Jim Manning in La Fonda PRO REPAIRS FOR . ~ the various positions available in the agencies, and help you -~ and in Taos at Que Paso MOPEDS & SCOOTERS ~ make the appropriate cont~ct. If you are int~reste~ contact ~ 60¢ service charge on all tickets. 243·8443 ~ Alumni Office 277·5808 SUite 200, New Mextco Unron Bldg. ~ 'h blk west Unfversltv on central il...... ,...... f.l Albuquerque, New Mexico Page 10, New Mexico Daily Lobo, September 16, 1983 Page 11, New !11exic,, Daily Lubll. Sept~mber lb. l9S3 PIZZA IS OUR SPECIALTY Free Delivery Sports Sports. ~------, TONY'S PIZZERIA&.. DELI 290. Monte VIsta N.E. Men's X-Country Travels to Colorado (Giraro &. Central at the Triangle) ~~~~;;;;;;;:. 265-2266 ..,..TB By Peter Spokus al, which they won last weekend. Hessel pinpointed the meet in Ari $7~.. ~~us Itnlics; Offense I I The Lobos will be brin£ing seven zona and the Weber State Invitation EAT IN OR CARRY OUT . Bold; Defense ... •'This meet is mor~ nl'" continua runners' to the meet, inciudlOg All al as the tlrst big meets of the season. yAlE BLOOD PLASMA Pizza (with Tony's special touch) ----- >--'FB tion of our training pmgnnn than it is AJncrican Ibrahim Kivina. ~~inner "It's really too early in the season to I I Italian Burrito Calzone ... , a competitive meet." snid men's of the Juarez meet. Othei runners be concerned. with who we beat. It's As a plasma donor Subs Steak Sandwich ______cross country Coach Del Hcssclub include Greg Keith and Mark Ste more important to get our training in you can earn S70 or more per month I ... out the team's upcoming meet, ward, who finished eighth and for the October meets," said Hessel. I Bring this ad for SS bonus on your 1st donation --- ... The squad will be traveling to ninth, respectively, last weekend. As pan of their training program, Your plasma is vitally needed Alamosa, Colo., for the Adams The other four runners for UNM are the Lobos will be staying in Alamo for the production of many life saving vaccines QB State Invitational Saturday. Seven Richie Martinez, Andy Zimmer, sa 10 run an additional five miles I You must be a local resident, student, or military 1 SE SE teams will be participnting in the Jeff Turcotte, and Chip Gallagher, after the race. The Lobos have been and have a valid picture I. D. I meet, including two from the West Hessel will not be bringing All runuing over I 00 miles per week and Offer expires August 31 1983 TE T em Athletic Conference. American Ibrahim Hussein to Ala I 1 hours:. T G have now staned to train for hills by 1 coupon per donor & not valid . "Colorado State, which is in the mosa. Hussein is training lightly due running in the mountains. 9am to WAC, will be the most compctiti ve to an injury sustained over the "This meet will be used as an with other coupons I 9pm T overall for us at this meet. Last sea summer. indicator of our progress. We will I New Donors Accepted Monday-Friday 12:30-3:30 ~E ~ :~G~ son we finished third in the confer closed •·we will take our time with Hus run competitively and do have a Offer expires Sept. 31, 1983 I E ence and they finished right behind sein. We really won'tneed him until chance at winning, but I am more Sunday LB us," said Hessel. the second week in October when interested in the training aspect,'' . I YALE BLOOD PLASMA, fNC. LB The other WAC team that will we face Arizona," Hessel said. said Hessel. " 122 Yale SE, Albuquerque · 266·57291 compete in Alamosa is the Air Force 1 Academy. Along with the other six CB CB teams, this will be Air Force's first competitive meet. The Lobos have ------ws ss already run, in the Juarez Invitation- Arkansas' Pitch Sweep Serving .the UNM Jewish Community Sweep-~ ~ ...... ;,. Fellowship of the Desert continued from page 10 Will Conduct A' if tbd nu Wilcoxen isn't b~d Yards May Add Up on Sweep cmmgh, frc'h;mut fullback Dcrrkk Tlwn;a; " also ~oming through the By Eric Maddy Dunn has been trying to figure out looks like nwrc of' the same. "I'd be 'am~ hok. leading the w:w for tail Yom Kippur It's a simple matter of mathema a way to stop Arkansus' offensive very suprised if they don't try to ram b."k Bohh1 Joe Edmond,.' The dot tics for Joe Lee Dunn. Unfortunately line, which weighs in at more than it down our throuts.'' said Dunn ear ted line rcprc~>cnt' a pitch f'rnm quur for the University of New Mexico 264 pounds. The loss of 234-pound lier this week. lcrback Bra<) Tavlor. head football coach. it's not so sim freshman nose guard Fred Mady, The diagram above shows one The ke} to sttipping tile pia) fur Services to ple figure out. who went down with a knee injury play where the Razorbacks will ihc l.tlhll\ i>. a> LISU of i . . . ~ • 'I ' , , • , oft·~ i. I ~ 1 'If r I I • ------·' ' I 0 o 0 • ' • • .t 0 • ' 0 • • Page 12. New Mexico Daily Lobo, September 16, 1983 begins Sept, 27 for then Tuesdays 7:3D-10 p.m. Cail room, swimming pool, TV room and laundry, Adult required, Call the Software Centre at 2!12-7848, !1/16 Hail. 27H506, Work·~tijdy preferred. 9/l(i {,as Noticias couples, no pets. 1$20 University NE. 243-2494. tfn Barbara Brown 298·8034 or Walter Polt ~66·3421. WAITRESS: l'ART-TIME, NOONTIME or PART-TIME JOB afternoons and evenings, Must be 9/22 ··oR REI'IT: EFFICIENCY apartment, 1410 Girard evenlns. Over 21, El-Pinto Restuarant, Call LASTCHANCF.I UARN to dance, Ballroom Dance 698· 21 years old. Must be able to work Friday llnd FIRST WORD PROCESSING, Term papers, tpeses, N.E., $230/mo., For one person, $250/mo. for 2 1771. 9/19 Saturday nights. Apply in person. no phone calls Club has workshops In coun!ry western, night club persons. all utilities paid, $175 security deposit. Fully disscrtalions. Call Jan 265-9499, 9/23 ILLUSTRATOR FOR ILLUSTRATIONS, sketches. please. Saveway Liquor Store at 55)6 Menaul NE and and ji!ZZ dancing. Call 277·4273 for more in furnished-security locks am! laundry facilities. No formation. 9/21 FRENCH TUTORING, CALL292.7381. 9/21 Versatile, capable of ink drawings of people in daily 5704 Lomas NE, 10/14 children or Pets, Please call ~fore 6:00 in the situations. $10/hour, Lenve portfolio at Language ROCKABII.LY PARTY! THE Breakers and The TYPING BY ENGLJSII major. Eighty cents/page. evening, 266-6392. (fn Dynamics, 2740 Wyoming NE Suite 4. 8:30·5:30, No Muttz Saturday, September 17, 9 p.m. to I a.m. I.cave message with Judy 843-2801. I'll call you. 9/16 Lost&Found For Sale~ calls. 91!9 Firefighters Hall, Cedar at Lead. $2.50 at door. 9/16 MARC'S GUITAR CENTER. Quality lessons, sales, HELP! LOST SEJ'T. ll, Nortll Campus. Small STUDENTS WANTED TO work catering events on CONCEPTIONS SOUTIIWES'I' MAGAZINE is rentals and repairs, 143 HarvardSE. 265-3315. tfn shepard-like mut! wit!l black muzzle, ear tips, and off campus. Nights, weekends and weelldays. Alt accepting applications for editor. Energetic, creative I'ROFF.SSIONAL TYPING, IBM Selectric ill. STUDENTS Ol' MUSIC and Life: Many State Fair Answers to "Tjvq." Call Chris 266-4269. Box 218 specials, including Martin 140 acoustic strings $3.65, work Is part-time. Apply at .Food Service office, people with strong organizational talents may pick up Reasonable, Manuscripts, business, illssertations, ~m ww The New Wild West Muslc243·2229. 9123 Student Union Bldg. Experience preferre\1. 9/26 applications at the Lobo business office or Con thesis, etc. Work guaranteed. 299-6256, 299-2676. LOST SOME Klj:YS? Check us out. We have five STILL LOOKING? WALGREENS, Juan T!lbo !lnd ception Southwest office, Marron 136. Deadline Is 9/21 HP PRINTER FOR f!P-41C $225. Extended fun sets.J31 Marron Hall. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 9/16 Montgomery, is accepiing applications for part-time Oct. 3. 9/23 CORRECTIVE BACK CLASS for ¢tlon memory module $60, 1971 VW Bus $1700. 299- positions. Must be 21. 9/19 OWN A MOUTAIN bike or ten-speed? Then ride the back/neck/shoulder problems. Small classes, expert ~144 Bob. 9/16 Miscellaneous 2nd annual Around the Mountain tour. 60 miles instruction. Beginning 9/19. Body Correctives 266- KIRTJ,AND HANDLEBAR BIKEl'AK ($~0 new) WANTED: YOUNG, HEALTHY open-minded Sertember 25. !Mormntlon at Strings a11d Spokes, 0608. 9/19 $25, Moss Cricket tent $110. Junk sale, 9/17, 313 persons interested in part-time night work in new hi ANYBODY WITNESSING A hit-and-run Involving tech night club and restaurant, Waiter, cocktail area bike shopl or call268-3949. 9/19 TYPING, IBM SELECTRIC. 255·3337. 10/25 Princeton SE.266-1.145 Joshua. 9/16 a red "64" VW on Monday (9-12), please call 884- waiter, bartender. Cali"Mark 26B-9998 between 12-4 111r: UNM CJJtcu: K Club is having a social with Jo'OR SALE: DASTUN 2!0. Four-door, five-speed, 5058. 9/21 TUTORING- MATHEMATICS, STATISTICS, Mond&y thru Friday or after 7 p.m. 9/21 rcfr~hments, mu•ic and dancing at the North SUB French - any level - by degreed, experienced AC, JenscnAM/l'M-cassettestcreo, 877-2646, 9/16 ARE YOU A college graduate in need of a new car or Ballroom Monday, Sept. 19, at 7:30p.m. All students teacher-tutor. 266-4247, Keep trying. 9/16 100JQ DISCOUNT TO UNM students, Treasures 'N WORK-STUDY POSITION now open in the Office truck? Exciting news: Galles Chevrolet (1601 Lomas of Research. Duties involve supporting rese~rch, arc mvited to attend. 9119 Pleasures, new and excellent used furniture. 1517 NE, 766-6800) will finance a new vehicle with a TYPIST ON CAMPUS. Sense of humor. Some proposal development and -edministration. Skills in SHIJ)ENTSI SI'E<:JALSIIOWING of"EveryTdck Eubank NE, near Constitution. Visa/Mastercard, minimum down payment. No credit necessary, See genius, 242-3093. 9/30 filing and adding machine particularly appropriate. in the !look" Sat., Sept. 17, B p.rn. Patio Theatre, Thirty-day layaway. M·F9:3D-5:30, Sat. 9:30-3:00. Joe Parea at Galles Chevrolet, 9/16 DACKACIIE? HEADACHE? DRUGLESS relief. For more information, call Douglas Gordon 277· NM Union. Ti~kets may be purchased at SUB !lox 9/16 WIN A TRII' anywhere in United States, Register at Therapeutic massage special- two for $26. Laura 2256. 9/16 Office. $J. Hurry! S~ats are limited. Call 277·2331 YAMAHA CLASSICAL GUITAR $70. 345-1341. Goal Post Cafe, 3004 Central SE. 9/22 for info. 9/16 Kobayashi 242-8042. Sports massage, acupressure, foot-reflexology. 9/19 9/16 PICTURE FRAMING, DRY mounting, gla~s, mats 8300 Cl.lTB. ALI. male gay club open 24 hours. 8307 and more. Student discount. Frame Craft, 4~21 HOUSE NEED .PAINTING? Interiors and exteriors. TRUMPETW /STAND, LIKE new. Call266·1731. Central NE. 255·6525. 9/30 Central NE, 256-0779. 9/19 E11perienced painter. References .available. Call 9/21 MEN WANTED, PIU;n;n lovable personality and Victor277-5!71 orTony243-7058. 9/23 MOPED$200. 296·0115. 9/21 great dancer. Will accept reasonable facsimllie, Meet us Friday night, SUB Ballroom 7:3(}.9:30. Women of GUITAR l,ESSONS. ALL styles. Twenty-two years DANCEWEAR SET 510,50, includes leg warmers, anklets, headband. Skate City255-4336. 9120 tlNM Dallroom Dance Club. 9/16 teaching, John Mitchell268-0496, 9/19 12-l:ii'EED MIYATA 710 23u sport-tour bike, CONCEPTlONS SOUTHWEST MAGAZIN.; Is IBM WoRD PROCESSING/editing service special Double butted c!lro-mo frame, Cinelli seat. 18 mm looking for new blood! Students from all disciplines discounts to students! Papers, theses, dissertations, clinchers. Unused. Cost $400, sell $300. 255-7696. who are Interested In producing UNM's only arts and w&nuscripts. Call298-6006, 9/16 literature magnTine are encouraged to attend. All l'IANO TUNING SPECIAL $22,95. Experienced 9/20 editor and staff positions arc open. This Is a one-of-a concert tuner. 268.0507 or242·8042. 9119 MGB WHITE 1975, Low mileage, e~ccllent gas kind challenge: conceive and give birth to your ideas. TYPIST. TERM PAPERS, resumes. 299·8970. 9/30 mileage, sporty transportation. $2500. Call344-9529, Ktck Off meeting: Monday, Sept. 19, 7 p.m. Marron 9116 ONE WORLD I'RODUCTIONS: Multi-track llall!Jfl (adjacent to the Lobo). 9/19 recording and complete V. inch video facility in the UTILI IT TRAILER. CONVJ'RTED Datsun pickup GAY ANI> U~'iRIAN Student Union will have Liz northern mountains near Taos, Phone758-3156, bed. E~cellent wood/trash hauler. $150 or best offer, Canfield speaking on Project Straight-Tall<:. All are 9/30 268-1640. 9119 encouraged to come. Sept. 20,7:30 p.m. SUB 231A 'tYPING. WORD PROCF..SSING. Term papers, 1979 MG MIDGET. Superb condition, $4300, Call t'. 9120 theses, dissertations, editing. Resumes professionally 242-59)7. 9/19 l'l'B IIOAIW: UNDERGRADUATI:S interested In written. Reasonable rates. 881-0313, 9/16 WORD PROCESSOR, IBM. Uses floppy disc. Free applying for positions on UNM l'ublicatlons Board VICTORIA'S WORD SMITHY: Word processing, discs. Priced to sell $2300. Call88l-OJI3. 9/16 sh1>uld contact Dan Serrano at ASUNM, 277·5528. typing. Cull Vickie 821-4812, 9/16 SKIS, ROSSIGNOL COBRA !70s. Marker bindings, 9/19 MASSAGE THERAPY, REST, relaxation. 822· Ramy poles, Rieker boots size 9 medium, $110. Rick JOIN TltAH.DJ.!,.Zf;Jts- TilE UNM service 2728. Voice pager, 10/3 897-4454, 898-1839. 9/13 organization applications are available in Student Jo'OR SALE: '82 Vespa 125 motor scooter. 8S mpg, .A.;llvities Office, Room 106 SUB. 9119 QtJICK, ACCUilATE T'ii'ING/charts/graphs ln my home. Call The Other Office 884-6564. 9/30 less than 3000 miles. $1500, Calll'at 345-3162 af MEN AT WORK concert, day in Juarez and ternoons. 9/16 1 obot Aggie game. Sept, 23, 24 in Las Cruces. $85, ACUU;X WORD PROCESSING: Theses, disser tations, term papers, resumes, graphics, 831·3181, RADIO SHACK MODEL I Level Il. 48K, cassette, Pn~e includes air-conditioned chartered tran· lots of software. Plus Centronics 779 printer, Both lportation, one night's accommodation, great 12/12 mint condition. $1000. Call 277-5620, 292·5930. 9/14 rc,erved scats at concert, and one day of shopping In QUALITY TYPING, MONTGOMERY-San l'edro J uare1. Limited space available. For more in· urea. 90cents/page, 881-6445. 10/4 COMPUTER STUDENTS: TIRED of fighting the crowds at the Computer Center? Gel your terminals, formation, call Rig River 256-1777 or KFMO 262· CONTACTS·I'OLJSHING, SOLUTIONS Casey 1404. 9/16 modems and micros at a discount. Call Thomas Optical Company on Lomas just west of Washington. Langford Information Systems at 842-9438, 9/22 l!N!\1 WATER 1'01.0 first meeting 7-9 p.m. Sci>' tfn tembcr 14. Meet every MWF at !hat time. All In· MOVING, MUST SELL 1975 Honda CVCC. Asking ACCURATE INFORMATION ABOUT con $1450.265-1641. 9119 terc•ted players, bring your suits. Member USA traception, sterilization, abortion. Right To Choose, Water Polo. Questions, call Jon 881·3046. Olympic 294-0171. tfn l'ool. 9/19 Employment WJo; GOT I>ISTRIBUTORS, Prescription eyeglass t>U:N AT WOilK concert in Las Cruces Sept. 23. frames. Greenwich Village (Lennon Styles), gold WANTED: A RCIIITECTURAL DRAFTSPERSON Special chanered party bus, air conditioned with rlmlm. $54.50 {regular $65.00). Pay Less Opticians, part·tlme. Self-motivated, c~perienccd In con great reserved seats included. $47. For more ln 5019 Menaul N.E., across from LaBelles. tfn struction documents, Call266-2705 after 5 p.m. 9/22 fnnnation, Dig Rlvcr2S6-1777 or KFMO 262·.1404. 9116 PREGNANCY TESTING & counseling. Phone 247· WORK·STUDY POSITION. NMEAF has openings 9819. tfn for office assistants. Call 843-7010 for Interview Personals appointment. 9/26 Housing INTERNATIONAL TOUR/TRAVEL company JER, CONGRATUI,ATIONS BABEl You rnakeme seeks on-campus representative. Only sophomores so proud! AMLN&F. Jen. 9/16 IIOUSEMA TE WANTED TO share two-bdrm house and second-semester freshmen need apply. Above in NE, three miles from campus. $180 plus Vt average Income and international leisure travel IIEY K·ROOI DO you like "drapes?" I dol Love, utilities, 88J.7176, 9/23 guaranteed, For in formation, call collect, Mary at Froggie. 9/16 SPACIOUS ROOM, l'RIVATE bath to graduate Scholastic Travel Corp, 214-739·3270. 9/21 TIIANKS A TO'S FOR an awesome exchange. Fun studentover30. 883·1504. 9/16 PIANO PLAYERS, CAN you play, sing comp? We time.~! Love, the Kappas. 9/16 HOUSEMATE t'OR COMFORTABLE, sunny need part•tlme evening plano players with talent and IT'S LAMDA CIU Watermelon Bust time again. house with yard, washer, $150, share utllltles. Non personality for restaUranVbar show tune. Popular Those Kappas are pumped and ready to winl Watch easy rock. Call Mark 268-9998. 9/21 Greene smoker, clean. 243-6487 Terry. 9/19 63 Appliance our Lrunda Chi's 'cause the Kappas are back. 1he EXPERIENCED WAIT PERSON needed. Goal Post trophy will be ours and that's a facti. 9/16 THE CITADEL: SUPERB location near UNM and 1 Golf group 64 Thermic fever downtoWJi. Bus service every 36 minutes. I bedroom Cafe, 3004 Central SE. 9122 STEVEN, WOUI.D YOU escort me to Baby-Triad or efficiency, $240 to S320. All Utilities paid, Deluxe MICROCOMPUTER SOf"'WARE SALES. Full of 5 Direction 66 Mutate Oct. 81 Michele. 9/16 kitchen with dishwasher and disposal, ,rc;,creatio_n par:t·tima. CP/M and microcomputer experience 9 Small pieces 67 Where laos Food/Fun 14 French girl is 15 Agley 68 Kicked ALL YOU CAN eat Friday, Saturday. Goal Post 16 Eirene, etc. 69 Undergrowth Cafe, 3004 Centnl SE. 'l/22 17 Genteel 70 Fled YOUR .FAVORITE MUNCHIES lite always at the 19 Cognizant 71 Quick Mixed Bag~ fudge, nuts, dried fruits IUld "mwith" 20 Turn outward morel 2210 Central SE, across from liNM; Now open. Sundays I 1-4. 9/16 21 Trout DOWN 23 As5ess anew Services z.~ Gar]Tlent 1 Malaria 26Manxman, 2 Yellow-green DIVORCE AND PERSONAL Growth Seminar ~.g. 3Worrier's :zs Classified problem? 32 Pictures 4 Draw back 37 Fatigued 5 ConfUct 38 Past 6 Patronage 29 Converse 47 Culls 39 Novelist lofts 7 Ottomans 30 Amerind 49Jogged 41 Golf problem 8 Doctrine 31 Colorants 52 Twangy 42 Meaning 9 Superficial 32 Hockey gear 53 Beguile 45 Those called 10 Oblivion 33 Bugbear 55 Band after others 11 "Dies_;,; 341rritate 56 Signer 48 Chandler Day of Wrath 35 - -ra-la 57 Penniless 50 Vegetables 12 Brazil river 36 Hominy 58 ,Exc~llent 51 Pineapple 13 Atil filler 40 Attend 59 Chest sound 54 Actor Hoff- 18 Water animal 43 Having pro- 60- bellum: man 22 Morning jecting rims Pre-war 58 Label data: 24 ~ vital: Cre- 44 Offers 61 Pegasus 2words ative force 46 - Ste. star 62 Canada's Mr. 27 Act of: Suffix Marie 65 Incubated I r------,_,------,127 l~lft\ . I I 1;~I ~ ~ fik:j Harvard 1 1 I Cit SE I I I ° y ''X>' s or Central I 2 Slices of Cheese Pizza 1 1 1 1 ~-~1:~:-;;:~~~n~~_:!_Cl_J I I I I I"' I I IHEIGHTS COMMUNITY c la23 BUENA VISTA S. E. CENTRAl I A NON DENOMINATIONAL SERVICE I FOR THE UNM COMMUNITY ~~---,.;;C;.,;;O~A;:..L...... ,_.,,...--+~ I ~ I 18-Hofe ffi r:b ~~ w Miniature Golf Course 19:30 WORSHIP, 10:45 BIBLE STUDY ~ ~; ci I MONDAY•THURSDAY 8:311am··9:31lpm SPONSORE_D .. ::> . FRIDAY 8:30im•t0:30pm SATURDAY 11:1l081'11·1•0:311nm I ... sv: >I PHON!: m....soe ....------UNM CHRISTfAU FElLOWSHIP ~ALL 255·6234 1'01! MORE INFORMATION •