Fr. LoSchiavo Won't Confirm. But. USF Lost $800,000 in 1978-79 by Will James problem were higher expenses financial failure, nor should it be held at USF, said that USF will Mountain is underutilized President John LoSchiavo. than anticipated, and lower a cause of increase tuition. accommodate over 20,000 because there is no large room S.J., has refused to reveal the enrollment than expected in Tuition will probably increase "man/days" at conferences in the holding 35 to 40 persons suitable amount of the University budget several departments, including simply because of the rise in the 1979-80 fiscal year. Twenty for conferences. deficit which resulted in the the Law School, School of cost of living, said Schluep. He thousand man/days at confer "For $15,000, we could cutting of departmental budget Education, and Continuing added that increased income for ences was the amount anticipat remodel a room at Lone announced two weeks ago. Education. "auxiliary" sources such as ed when budgeting was done last Mountain for such meetings, and "It is my discretion that the Fr. LoSchiavo added that the rental of conference space, would year. we could make the money back in figures not be released," said Fr. University also had $1 million in help restrain tuition hikes. Hughes added that Lone several months," said Hughes. LoSchiavo. reserve to cover tuition it has not "Conferences at USF haven't The only figure available to yet collected. Any of these bad done as well as expected, and the USF students came from a debts that were collected would Lone Mountain campus is source within the Administra improve the financial situation, underutilized," said Schluep. Doug Davis Resigns tion that placed the 1978-79 and efforts are being made to do "Higher income from these deficit at $800,000. The budget so. sources could help keep down the for the 1979-80 fiscal year was ASUSF President Fred share that students must pay to by Angela McNulty contractual obligations to ensure about $30 million. Schluep stated that the deficit run the University," he added. In late September of 1979, Fr. the positions and benefits of Fr. LoSchiavo indicated that does not indicate that the Cliff Hughesof the Purchasing LoSchiavo, President of USF, employees. "Many suits were two causes for the budget University is in danger of Office, who books conferences and Doug Davis, Vice President brought against the University of Academic Affairs and in this period," recalled Davis. University Legal Counsel, came "Our contractual obligations and to a mutual decision. Effective expectations are no longer March 1, 1980, Davis would no unclear." •nre fj7m?nm^-ra longer be with USF. Davis' assignment when Fr. The Board of Trustees made no LoSchiavo's predecessor contribution to this decision as recruited him included bringing they delegated to the President up to par with Federal and state the disposition of University requirements such as Affirma executives. tive Action and the Privacy Act. "I've completed what I came Along with the organization of here to do," stated Davis, wUose policy in terms of compensation, resignation will mark the end of vacation, and retirement nearly six years of service to the benefits. Volume 75, Number 15 i NIVERSITV OK SAN KRANCISCO February 15, 1980 University. As a specialist in contracts in Davis came to USF in the Fall higher education, Davis of 1974 from the University of completed the first written Stanford, where he served personnel position classification successively as the Dean of policy for non-union employees, New Major Announced- Students and the Associate Dean and boasts that the University is of Undergraduate Studies. "I in legal compliance with all had two purposes then; to build federal and state objectives. Sports Administration the first 'in-house' legal support, "We have settled the question and develop University of internal equity; now, we must Personnel policies. move toward external equity and In 1974 there were no by Chris Keating 15 students to register for the classify positions on a par with program will operate at "no cost comprehensive written Person The university will offer a new program, and he hopes to private sector employment," at all." nel or Employee Relations interdisciplinary major in sports eventually limit the major to 35 stated Davis. McGlynn said that last policies, or even substantial Continued on back administration, starting this fall. undergraduates. Sunday's "60 Minutes" segment The program aims to prepare "This is not a haven for on poorly educated athletes students for careers in athletes," said McGlynn. "It's a spread the "myth that a major in recreational facility manage very rigorous program. It's no physical education is a joke." USF Will Undergo ment, sports media promotion, pushover." CBS' Morley Safer said many college athletes should never have graduated from high Accreditation school. He also accused the University of New Mexico of by Am McWashington sity Services, Physical offering athletes Mickey Mouse The University of San Resources, Financial Resources courses. But, according to Francisco is preparing for a visit and development, and Special McGlynn, USF will not offer any of the accreditation body of the programs. Within these easy courses. Western Association of Schools committees are several "A lot of universities use the and Colleges (WASC). in the fall subdivisions which will more athletes and then throw them of 1980, by involving itself in a specifically address certain away. They're really cheating series of self study reports. fundamental areas. the kid out of an education," he Initiating this self-study Between February 11 and said. But. he added, "The idea report is the Steering Committee March 10 each subcommittee that physical education students chaired by Academic Vice will receive summary reports of take 1000 units of basket- President Joseph T. Angilella, their areas to help them prepare weaving is a complete S.J. Included in this committee reports and submit them to their misconception." are Robert Newton, SJ. Robert standard committee by March McGlynn said that athletics Boguski, William Binkley, 31. 1980. helps many USF students gain Gabriel Capeto, Allan Cruse, These summary reports will an education. "I've seen a lot of Teresa Darragh, Anne Dolan. outline purpose and goals, students here," he said, "who Hartmut Fischer, John Hada, review the past five years and the would never have gotten in the Allan Heineman. Willard present status, and include an front door if they weren't Nutting, Colin Silverthorne, and Perry Clark evaluative statement of major basketball players." William Van Burgess. strengths and major weaknesses Dr. George McGlynn, Chairman of the Physical Education and a recommendation for Department. The 1970s sports explosion Under this committee are nine featured a proliferation in standard committees which will improvement. In addition to the and sporting goods sales. The new major is simply a fitness, exercise and jogging. evaluate Purpose, Governance summary, any supporting "In the past five years, combination of courses currently The degree in sports administra and Administration, Education documentation would be sporting goods have become being taught at USF. No new tion has thus been developed to program, Faculty and Staff, welcomed. sophisticate and complex," said courses have been created. As a meet the demands of the rapidly Library and University For guidelines the reports can Dr. George H. McGlynn. result, McClynn said the expanding sports industry. Services, Student and Univer- be based on past WASC reports chairman of the Physical which are located in Gleeson Education department. "A lot of library. It has also been jobs are opening in those areas." suggested that student surveys Along with the regular This Week's Highlights. be taken to update and validate physical education courses, the past reports. students will be required to take So, many of our services wilKbe three units of psychology, eight evaluated and discussed in these units of anatomy and physiology, Foghorn Escapades: USF's 1955-56 committees. Each committee has and 27 units of business two student members to aid in administration. Graduates will Criticizes Clash, Pearl, National student participation. With these receive a Bachelor of Arts degree self studies USF may possibly in physical education with an Budget Cuts Beer Championship locate any cancerous problems emphasis in sports administra Page 5 Page 18 and stamp them out in time to tion. This fall, McGlynn expwts uphold its reputation. -N€UJS • February 15.1980 USF ROTC and the Draft In/ David Akina students would not be deferred contractually agreed to by the accept a commission upon benefits. For Jim Curran, fourth With the increasing tension in from military service. Army and the University, graduation. year military science student, the Middle East, aggravated by In view of these alarming providing junior officer The Reserve Officers' ROTC provides direction and job the Soviet aggression in facts, students across the country- leadership for national security. Training Program (ROTC) at security. Afghanistan, the possibility of a are searching for alternatives Traditionally, it is a four year USF is not strictly military, nor "ROTC can be seen as a return to the draft, and the that would provide some security program that is broken up into is it strictly academic. Aside corporation, a corporation that is unstable job market in this for the future. The Military two segments. The first segment from the military science going to employ me after school. country, students more than ever Science (ROTC) program may be consists of basic courses taken courses, there are leadership It teaches how to be assertive and are plagued with uncertainty in the answer to many at USF. during the first two years. Any modules which include training how to get a job done, how to regards to their future. If the According to the recent Course University student can take in scuba, sky diving, skiing, influence people without their draft were reinstated, it is Catalog, the Military Science these courses under no obligation mountain climbing, marksman getting offended." becoming evident that college Program is a cooperative effort. to the Army. The second segment ship, as well as a variety of other Mark Costa, another fourth consists of an advance course activities. These modules are year MS student, pointed out which is usually reserved for opened to any University student leadership and motivation as key third and fourth year Military upon availability of space. factors learned. Also mentioned Science students. As a cadet in Physical fitness is also was the ability to budget one's the advance course, students are maintained by the ROTC time effectively. eligible for tuition scholarships department. Twice a year cadets The program is in its 44th year and they receive $100 monthly take a physical fitness test. of operation at USF. Currently, payment per academic year. Scores for the test are compared 15% of the cadets are female Advance cadets enter an with the necessary scores students and about 60% are agreement to serve as Army required by the military. students in the nearby area who leaders by either accepting a The program also offers extra do not have an ROTC program at Reserve Officer Commission, opportunities and activities such their schools. serving in the Army National as competition in the drill team, According to Capt. Mike Guard or Reserve, or competing the color guard, the Rangers Readman. enrollment officer, for commission in the regular outfit, rifle team. Scabbard and about 22 cadets are expected to Army as a second lieutenant, an Blade Fraternity, and the be commissioned in the Army in officer position. The Army also Embars — a coed service June. offers full four year scholarships auxiliary. for those students who agree to ROTC provides a variety of Alpha Sigma Nu Initiates lA'ft to Right: LTC Ronald Maxson, Cdt/LTC Mike Barron and Cdt/LTC Brian Ward. by Ross H. Miller may select up to three students Jacobs, Paul Keating, Gary Lam, Alpha Sigma Nu, the National who are not within the top fifteen Russell Lemesh, Elizabeth Jesuit Honor Society, held its percent. Mahoney, Matt Mallet, Michelle ROTC Changes Command 40th annual initiation and dinner This year, those who were Marin, Robin Martin, Rosalba The beginning of the Spring award of Distinguished Military on Friday, February 8th, inducted as honories include: the Massanti, Gregory Matz, Lisa semester at USF has brought Student. honoring fifty new members who Rev. Philip Callaghan, S.J., Dr. Maurino, Karen Melcher, with it a changeover in the Army Relinquishing the post of distinguished themselves in Raymond Dennehy, Ms. Carol Raymond Miller, Kevin Mulvey, ROTC command. At a ceremony Squadron Commander was scholarship, loyalty and service Petersen and Fr. Andrew Charlene Nakamura. Lourdes held December 6,1979 on Loyola Cdt/LTC Brian Ward, who to the university community. Woznicki. Student initiates Ong, Stella Pantazis, Monique Field. Cdt/LTC Michael Barron attends Simpson College. In each of the four colleges on include: James Attridge, Vivian Parrish. Christina Petroff. became the ROTC squadron Having served a four-year hitch the undergraduate level, Bens, Robert Borguski, Gail Marshall Preiffer, John commander. A full time USF in the Army prior to entering the students in the top fifteen Bondi, David Carpenter, Corrine Rochford, Stephen Scheperger- student, Cdt/LTC Barron has ROTC. Cdt. Ward will be percent are invited to apply for Carvalho, Susan Cowderoy, des, Stephanie Schmidt, Mary received his US Army commissioned in May. as a membership, and from these the Teresa Darragh, Marianne Ann Schmitz, Frank Schubert. commission to serve in the Second Lieutenant in an Army Society may select only that Ditzhazy, John Fennell, Guido John Tatarakis, Marie Thomas. infantry. After completing his National Guard Field Artillery number which is determined by Galli, Barbara Goschke, Sean Cindy Tipping, Gillian Tracy, Junior year here, Cdt/LTC Unit. taking four percent of the entire Grathwol, Mary Hile, Teresa and Kathleen Wong. Barron was honored with the college. In addition, the Society Hoffman. Wade Hughan. Karen tr •TANFORD THE JESUIT VOLUNTEER CORPS .UMMER a year committed to actualizing a dream SION
The Jesuit Volunteer Corps is an organization of motivated, mature, adaptable men and women who work with people who are poor and oppressed and with organizations and individuals Introductory and advanced courses, workshops, and seminars commited to the realization of social justice. in the arts, earth sciences, education, engineering, the humanities, social sciences, sciences and mathematics. Summer session runs June 2 3 to August 16. Father Roberto Marino, S.J.. the West Coast Director of the Corps All students in good standing are invited lo attend. will celebrate the 9 P.M. Mass in Hayes Healy on Sunday, March 2, For a course bulletin and application form, mail the coupon and talk with interested students afterwards. Mr. Dennis below to Stanford Summer Session, Building i, Stanford Callaghan, the executive director, will be available on Monday, University, Stanford, California 94305. March 3, in Campus Ministry.
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by Van Ault for the SF Human Rights formally recognized by the The Alliance for Gay Commission, Rita Goldberger. University administration, and Awareness announced plans for lesbian activist. Gerel McCrary. has been operating under the an educational forum to be held attorney for Gay Rights auspices of Campus Ministry. on campus in the near future. Advocates, and a representative They formed last fall, and The topic. "Gay Rights Today from Catholics for Human presented a showing of the film and Tomorrow", will be Dignity. Word Is Out (Stories Of Sam Of discussed on Thursday. The AGA is a coalition of gay Our Lives). February 21st. at 7:30 pm in 250 students and their sympathizers, Future projects of the Alliance McClaren. The speakers will whose goal is to promote include a forum on "Changing discuss what progress has been communication and understand Religious Views of Homosexual made locally and nationally in ing between gays and the rest of ity", and a symposium on "Gay the field of gay rights, and what the USF community. Member and Lesbian Health — Issues and remains to be done. ship is not limited to those only of Concerns". They also hope to Speakers include Jo Daly, homosexual orientation, and present more educational films, recently appointed member of anyone who is interested is as well as to host informal the SF Police Commission, Lloyd encouraged to join. gatherings and social events. Philos. Dept. Hosts Cowan, gay community liaison The Alliance has not yet been Dante Talk Jewish Student Group Begins "The influence of Augustine's teaching in St. Michael's College U.S.F. is a university of Association are open to all sale 2 7. There will follow • Confessions on the prologue to of the University. diverse cultures and ethnic- members of the University student-faculty party. 2 13. and Dante's Commedia is the topic of At Toronto, along with courses groups. Each group has its own community regardless of race, a lecture by Holocaust authority. a lecture to be given on in Philosophy of Law and special needs and gifts which are color, or creed. In fact, it should John Rothmann. The movie Wednesday, February 20th, at Medieval, Ethical and Political brought together in San be emphasized that much of the E.ro ilits will be shown, 8:00 p.m. in the Main Lounge of Philosophy, he presents the Francisco's cosmpolitan aid that the J.S.A. received in commemorating the Jewish the University Center by senior seminar on St. Augustine. atmosphere. In order to better establishing itself came from the struggle against alleged British Professor Albert Wingell. His USF lecture arises out of the contribute to the U.S.F. larger University community, tyranny and duplicity in University of Toronto. Augustine studies and an community, and at the same time including Father Ix-w O'Neil of establishing the Jewish State in Professor Wingell graduated interest in Dante. satisfy their own special needs, Campus Ministry and Leslie Palestine. Plans are also in the from USF in 1956 and went to While in San Francisco he will the university's Jewish students Silva, president of the Law making for honoring victims of Toronto for graduate studies. He be consulting with our have set up the Jewish Student School's Student Bar Associa- genocide. Israeli independence, received a licentiate in Philosophy Department. "Weare Association. yion. and International Week. The Mediaeval Studies from the pleased to have Prof. Wingell's The J.S.A. draws its With the guidance of Rabbi semester will be capped off by a Pontifical Institute there in 1963 insight regarding our programs membership from all schools in Davis, U.S.F.'s very own Jewish picnic. For further information, and his Ph.D. in Philosophy from and courses at USF," said Prof. the University. In keeping with chaplain, the J.S.A. plans an call Hillel of San Francisco at the University of Toronto in Desmond Fitzgerald, Chairman Judaism's non-exclusivist extensive program of activities. 333-4922. 1966. By this time he was of the Philosophy Department. traditions, the activities of the Events started off with a bagel |fuSF " _ CAREER SPRING 19 SO PLANNING & PLACEMENT Recruiting Program February 13 - April 2
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over 100 companies represented \ J -OPINION • February 15. 1980 According to Matthew... by Matthew A. Mallet Editor Driving throughout the City a careful observer will occasionally notice billboards dressed in white on black stating "USF: San Francisco's First University". These signs, also seen in smaller form on MUNI buses, are part of a clever promotional campaign sponsored by USF's Office of Public Affairs. A main goal of their effort is to distinguish USF from other colleges in San Francisco, notably SFSU. I hope their undertaking is successful as I, for one, am tired of losing mail to the Gator's campus. But OPA's plan involves much more than putting up billboards. They have, for the most part, solidified the imagesof USF used in publications. They have advertised the University through local newspapers and The Wall Street Journal, western edition. All in all. OPA's drive to build USF's image has been underway for two years. This year OPA plans one of an even larger scale. They plan full page advertisements in regional editions of Time, Newsweek, Psychology Today, and a quarter page ad in The Wall Street Journal. Costs to the University for these advertisements will run, according to OPA Director Ron Brill, at about $10,000. This money will come out of OPA's $70,000 budget for the production of campus publications and institutional advertising. For this fiscal year (and after the recent budget cuts) OPA has $15,000 allocated for public events and $170,000 ($143,000 for personnel) alloted for operating expenses. From The Hip OPA hopes their efforts will distinguish USF's image and trad ition. The ads are also intended to draw in new students and to encourage potential and past donors. Brill estimates that bx James Attridge their ads will have a potential audience of one million people. He nineteen. That was a thrill to to understand why old ladies I just celebrated my twenty- learn. The other day a woman have the peculiar habit of sees OPA's efforts as a long term project established to jump siBcond birthday. This was the friend noticed that I had a grey decorating their walls and ahead in the increasingly competitive college market. first birthday of my life that I did hair. On my head. Staying up all bureaus with pictures of ugly What, then, is there to take issue with? Nothing if these ads not particularly look forward to. night is starting to actually get grandchildren. Because in a achieve their aspired goals. But it is doubtful that these I waited about four years to turn tiring. Half my friends are world where we can die advertisements will have any positive financial impact on the sixteen so I could drive. When I getting divorced. I wear white tomorrow, it is important to University in the short run. It would be likewise impossible to turned eighteen I got to vote. sox every now and then because remember that what makes us determine their true value over the long run. When I turned twenty-one I had my feet hurt. The tobacco what we are is not what we can What is even more important, however, is the fact that the the first taste of an alcoholic damage to my teeth is just about be, but what we have been. beverage in my life. (I liked it.) at the permanently implanted History is tangible. The future is University is presently in the red. Should the University be in But now there is nothing to stage. A nubile nympho-ish high not. the black like the black on their billboards, there would be no look forward to. I'll be able to run schooler called me Mister the Tracy Austin, Tanya Tucker, concern whatsoever. But the Administration complains of a for Congress when I'm twenty- other day. and Robby Benson are all deficit. Departments have been forced to cut their existing five, and governor at thirty, but Individually, all these minor younger than I and have had budgets so the University can make ends meet in 1980. nobody would vote for me irritations seem inconsequential, impact on their respective fields. It does not seem wise to continue to spend thousands of dollars anyway. At sixty-two 111 be not worth losing your hair over. John Quincy Adams was an on long term projects with undeterminable results while the eligible for social security (big (Oh no, that's next!) But, like ambassador at fourteen. Gore University is in a short term financial crisis which threatens to deal) and on my sixty-eighth I litter, if you put enough of it Vidal published Williwaw at cut student programs. can wallow in the satisfaction of together, you've got a pile of junk. twenty. I'm still trying to figure It is important to promote the image of the University knowing I have outlived the When all these little facts dawn out how to use chopsticks. through such means as institutional advertising, but only when average American male. Then upon you at once, that's when you What the old ma blues teaches start to get the old man blues. finances allow. Such promotion should not be given priority I'll very smugly drop dead. you is that if you haven't done You flip through a yearbook or over student and academic programs. There comes a point in squat, you ain't squat. So if you everyone's life when one comes to two. You listen to Golden Gate want to leave a mark on the The money spent on these ads can be better spent elsewhere. the realization that growing Greats not because you like the world, do it now, because you If the Administration wants to impress people with the older sucks. Three days after I stuff, but rather out of some sort might just wake up thirty-five University let them start at the grass roots—with the students. turned twenty I read in a dirty of exercise in self-pity. and reminiscing about the time Let them not spend th is money on expensive ads, but earmark it magazine that men reach their The old man blues are a drag. you wasted today. instead for student programs now singled out for budget cuts. peak of sexual potency at age But when you get them you begin
fftlU-BiUL1iiiliHr1±. TTHTTTTTT:! Senioritis bx Jesse Moises I MWMMn <>» \\\ »M\M IM II Staff Box Editor-in-Chief Matthew A. Mallet Managing Editor Marcella Farragher News Editor Walter Neary Assistant Theresa Hudson Opinion Editor Stephen Graziani Entertainment Editors Denise Sullivan. Susie Leon Sports Editor T.R. Sullivan Pho\p Editor Michael Dubnoff Business Manager Larry Ching Advertising Jackie Ebrahimi Distribution Editor Ross Miller Contributing Editors George Epsilanty James Attridge The San Francisco Foghorn is the official newspaper of the Uni versity of San Francisco, published Fridays during the academic year except on holidays and during summer and intersession The Foghorn is run and produced exclusively by students Editorials do nol necessarily reflect the opinion of the Student Body or the Uni versity Administration The editor is solely responsible for the contents of each and every issue.
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Staff Editorials Correspondence Callaghan Speaks ASUSF Should Fight Back Editor, the Foghorn, Editor, the Foghorn, Bus Fares Should Remain the Same I want to thank Ava Schluep. Fr. Lo is on to you! McWashington and the Foghorn Why should he remember you for the very factual and well- and your flunkeys when making balanced article on the administrative appointments. Raising the Muni fare In addition it should be noted If the choice comes down to one Commencement Exercises for No one can take you and your represents a moratorium on that it is logically perverse to of better service and lower fares, 1980. staff seriously because you're common sense. It is unfair to tax charge more to people who ride lower fares should win out. While the site was certainly like mush under pressure; you're those who are least able to pay. public transit. Every person who Service is sufficient already, and not our first choice, there is nothing! ASUSF should have That is exactly what the increase takes the Muni is causing a little any shortfall of funds due to virtually no other site which can stood up for student rights a long will do. less traffic taking up one less decreased state aid should be accommodate our needs, on the time ago and pressed to save The majority of people who parking space, and polluting less made up through alternate dates available for graduation. them. ride the Muni do so because they than their counterparts who forms of taxation. By recom To defer graduation to a later You are not doing your job. If do not own an automobile. Many drive. They are also using less mending the increase, the Public date would impose almost student rights are being violated of these persons are too poor to gasoline, thereby reducing our Utilities Commission has insuperable hardships on the it will surely affect the future buy a car: others too old to drive dependence upon foreign crude, obviously missed the bus. graduating class, especially credibility of this University. one. It is they, the aged and the and making for shorter gas lines those who live at any distance. Any violation of student rights poor who will be forced by their here in town. These individuals For all practical purposes, they must be dealt with in a most lack of any alternative, to pay a should be rewarded for their would be unable to attend. stern manner. If you don't show higher price to the City for a vital contribution to the common Should you see Mr. Attridge, I the administration you mean service. weal, not taxed for it. would appreciate a clarification business and will fight to uphold of "administrative bungling." student rights, you and your staff Give Student Programs While we may be a clumsy lot at will be the next heads on the times, I was not aware that we fiscal chopping block. Top Priority were responsible for the fact that Patrick J. Nolan the San Francisco Visitor and Comp. Sci. Dept. Convention Bureau booked the There is no doubt that the work experience. This type more exorbitantly priced San Francisco Civic Auditorium students will bare the brunt of experience is essential books. for the California Square Graduation Suggestion the recently announced budget whether the student is — Drastic reduction in the Dancing Association. At any Editor, the Foghorn. cuts. It is of our mind, that while planning to enter the job effectiveness of various rate, I would think that anyone Concerning From the Hip in the cuts may be viewed as a market or proceed on to student services. One source who shoots "From the Hip" (and your inaugural issue for 1980. fiscally responsible act, it is not graduate school. reports that the Education with bad aim) would be quite at Mr. Attridge omitted one vital reasonable to expect to sacrifice -The elimination of part time Services Center For home the Cow Palace. invitation. Any graduation at the important services and faculty means the loss of an Minority Students (ESCMS) With my personal best wishes Cow Palace must include ARA programs. essential link with the had its budget hacked from for a successful spring semester, Food Service whose cow manure The Foghorn feels that the working world. Certainly $16,000 to an incredible I am the graduating seniors ate for so cutbacks will severely inhibit some of the best teachers are $1,000. Sincerely yours, long. Given this information, the USF's ability to offer a well- those working in the field. Philip P. Callaghan, S.J. T. R. Sullivan Foghorn implores the adminis rounded, quality education. Of -The cancellation of "under Executive Assistant to the tration not to take the simplistic the programs that are facing enrolled" class hinder President cutbacks we feel that the students who are seeking a approach to solving these fiscal following are essential to what more individualized instruc problems. That is, cutting all should be USF's penultimate tion. And, more importantly, budgets. Rather, the administra goals: quality education. this will result in unneces tion should develop a comprehen —Student Assistantships are sary reshuffling on sched sive system of priorities. Student facing a drastic reduction in ules for those unfortunate services and quality education size. One inside source enough to have enrolled in should top this list. reports that all T.A.'s will be these doomed classes. Con And considering that the limited to 25 hours per sidering our registration percentage number of adminis month, and that the number system this is a hardship trators has increased at a far of jobs available will be that no student should have greater rate than that of reduced. There is no to endure. enrollment, we feel that the question that assistantships -The elimination of teacher- administration should absorb provide one of the few provided material. This the bulk ofthe budget cuts. And opportunities for students to means two things: more student programs should receive gain invaluable academic limited curriculum and the smallest cut.
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by Stephen Graziani to gain international sympathy Sixties when the Civil Rights stop destroying theenvironment. entice the media into providing Little Iran has successfully and support by exposing the Movement was upstaged by the The SLA, in kidnapping Patty continuous coverage of the mastered the fine art of media heinous crimes committed Anti-War Movement. The latter Hearst, received unprecedented atrocities of the Shah and the manipulation. Now it can be against them by the Peacock was more violent, thus more media coverage. United States, and the boredom ranked with other successful Throne and the United States. newsworthy, than the former. With each bombing in New ' of most, the virtues of the grassroots movements, such as, In order to publicize their Each successive grassroots York City one or more of leftist expiring Ayatollah Khomeini. the Civil Rights Movement, the plight the Iranian students did movement since then has found groups claims responsibility for The point is that it wasn't what Anti-War Movement, and some exactly what the media required: that the only way they could it. Thereby bringing more the alleged students had to say phases of the Environmental the most outrageous, unthink obtain as much coverage as like publicity to their cause. that received the unprecedented Protection Movement. What able, horrendous, and surprising causes was to be more outrageous Anti-nuclear activists find news coverage, rather it was Iran, as well as these other act possible. The media surged and unthinkable. their greatest media coverage their publicity stunt. Nonethe groups realized is that in order to with excitement when the Jerry Mander, a former comes when they are chaining less, they successfully accomp secure sufficient media coverage gravity of the takeover was advertising executive and the themselves to Wall Street lished their goal (not extradition of one's cause it is necessary to realized. This was a story, by author of Four Arguments For institutions, sleeping in of the Shah, but unedited, have one of two things: either an God, and the media was going to the Elimination of Television. Governor Brown's office, or comprehensive publication of abundance of money or a damn make the best of it. By making notes the following incidents that trying to overrun nuclear their grievances). It is ironic that sensational story. Obviously, the best of it, the media furthered illustrate this point. facilities. this was achieved completely Iran created the latter in their the cause of the Iranian militants To obtain a five minute It's obvious to see how the within the current .media Embassy takeover last Novem more than any other single interview about the ill-treatment Embassy takeover fits into this structure. ber. factor. of his poeple, a young Chicano media structure. After So I commend the Iranian As we all know, the motive for The current media structure man hijacked a plane. hijackings, bombings, assassina students for displaying a taking the American Embassy requires such action to A Sacramento man took bank tions, and the countless other tremendous amount of creativity and imprisoning the hostages guarantee any cause sizable employees hostage to publicize horrendous acts, a move such as in devising their publicity was toextraditethe Shah, former media coverage, and each that neither he nor his father an Embassy takeover was campaign. Neither Jim Jones dissent-killer and all around Bad successive act must be more could get a job. necessary to captivate the nor Dan White can hold a candle Guy. But the underlying motive, outrageous than the preceeding Lynette Fromme shot at media's attention. This was one to these brilliant students, the true motive considering the outrageous act. former President Ford so the of the few acts remaining that though they all will end up in the impossibility of extradition, was The pattern developed in the media could warn big business to Iran could successfully use to place. OPINION •February 15. 1980 One Amateur Economist's Crackpot Theory by Christopher Nowak payment exacts an undue student the effect that the paying implicit, on the role of squeezing propensity to consume says that Long has the student of USF amount of pain and suffering on of tuition exacts on him blood from a turnip, money from for every dollar after the last been coerced into enduring the student. It is therefore physically as well as economical a turnip, or absolutely nothing extra dollar is spent for severe physical hardship by hazardous to one's health to pay ly. Formulated, tested, and from a turnip. Some of my other consumption, the consumer is standing in long lines at the tuition. proven to be 100% reliable by the amateur colleagues have widely better off in terms of bursar's office to pay exorbitant Some time ago, the personnel economics department while speculated on just this particular consumption than he originally amounts of tuition. The number office posted a job notice stating waiting in a bursar line one day, phenomenon: can it be that this is was before. Next, we have the of fallen arches alone would that it was soliciting resumes of the title of the theory expresses an all-encompassing theory marginal propensity to save. The justify a need for more efficient economists to work with and be the sentiment of most students broad in scope yet malleable in marginal propensity to save says tuition payment arrangements, involved in the financial who feel the University is form for the maximum that for every dollar after the last as it seems that Dr. Scholl's entanglements of the school. This bleeding them of their hard- flexibility desired to handle the extra dollar is saved and of tithes students 10% of their position has since been filled, and earned tuition dollars. smaller cases, with possible course not consumed, the meager earnings in advance once I was unfortunately passed over The Marginal Propensity To ramifications to make the world consumer is better off in terms of knowing semester registration is for the job, but it did not stop me Bleed free for democracy, capitalism, savings than he originally was about to begin. This, of course, from thinking about the The marginal propensity to and Milton Friedman? This before. This brings us to the does not take into account those management mishap existing at bleed is a measure designed to demonstrates the real beauty of marginal propensity to bleed. students who mail their initial USF. This led me to devise a examine the amount of red and the theory — in the marginal The marginal propensity to one-third payment to the school. sound economic theory that white blood cells together tapped propensity to bleed, blood and bleed says that for every drop of This simply doesn't matter — would prove to be most beneficial from the impoverished colleg money are interchangeable, and, blood after the last extra drop of these payments eventually end to the entire student body. My ian's veins in relation to tuition as far as USF is concerned, the blood is drained from the up lost in the mail anyway. economic theory would define dollars paid to the school. This same goes for them. reluctant student, USF is not Enduring the ritual of tuition most clearly and precisely for the theory is not explicit, but rather But before I continue, relative only better off than it was before, terms must be defined in order but the unfortunate student is that the picture drawn of the doomed to wander the campus for four years with an excessively HOT -aiWv *TV\*iv marginal propensity to bleed be bos corner eiexv sufficiently clear. First we have pallid complexion and retract 1-5 t*ur.o1
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From the number of albums that get released, you might think that jazz is a big thing in the marketplace, that it really is a popular music. But when you can go out to where the music is happening, and maybe 65 people come out to see Lew Tabackin with Charlie Haden and Billy Higgins. The music is wonderful and real, and it naturally occurs to ask where are all those people who supposedly are buying all those records? No one really claims to know the answer to that one, except to speculate that maybe they're not really selling all that many of them. Well, if that's the case, the basic question becomes why are all those albums out there then? And there's the question no one can answer; they just keep pouring out. This space will review an even dozen LPs this week and next. My guess is that by then there will be another ten new releases. And it's not all in the quantity; at least one of these releases is an instant classic. probably my favorite tune, incessant bass, Steve Gadd's "Marketplace." Lee's band really powerful drumming, Don —Stuart Marc cuts loose on this song with Grusin's (along with David OLD AND NEW The title piece "Circle in the provided by Cedar Walton's Ritenour and Abraham Laboriel Foster and Mike Boddicker) Round" features Joe Beck on "The Pentagon" (Inner on bass setting a torrid pace. great keyboards, Steve Forman's DREAMS guitar. Beck is also featured on City/East Wind IC 6009). With On a softer note, "Midnight amazing percussion and finally Cherry, Redman, the latest Larry Coryell album, Clifford Jordan aboard on tenor, Lady" provides beautiful guitar Lee Ritenour's indescribably Haden, Blackwell "Tributaries" (Artista/Novus and the indestructible swing of and piano coordination, excellent guitar playing all are AN 3017), along with a third Sam Jones on bass and Billy "Midnight Lady" is a classic showcased on "Feel The Night." ECM guitarist, John Scofield. All Higgins on drums, this set mellow piec£ On this song, Lee I enjoyed every note on this by Stuart Marc together and as duos, they make bounces right along with the and keyboard player Don Grusin album; the lively, refreshing a quiet, all-acoustic music which highest spirits. Ray Mantilla on are right on key while Ernie music making me wish that Mr. Old and New Dreams , the swings in the manner of Django congas adds to the proceedings Watts soloes beautifully on his Ritenour had more albums out. second recording ofthe quartet Reinhardt, Stephane Grapelli, or on three tracks. The packaging reed. My only suggestion is BUY THE of Don Cherry, Dewey Redman, the currently popular David of this session, with its emphasis "French Roast", which is not ALBUM! You won't regret it. on the equipment and micro Charlie Haden, and Ed Grisman Band. The similarity of unlike "Feel The Night," opens /-i OCP FIMfYV irMTTTD phones rather than the players, L Blackwell is far and away the range of three guitars can the second aside, showcasing ^ ^**-"-- CJlV-VAJil 1 ELK best record in a long time. The become a little fatiguing, but this might lead you to pass it up, but everyone's talent. The brass FranCO AmbrOSetti combination of eight months of one has its moments. The very the music is worth checking out. section really jams and Hilinfnt «nfl-« RAnn:A touring previous to the sessions, clear sound helps. Ritenour's relentless guitar work Qu,ntet ™th Bennie and the extraordinary care of the Scofield has his own album out FEEL THE NIGHT takes him through some of his Wallace Enja production by Manfred Eicher, for the same label, "Who's Lee Ritenour quickest riffs on the album. combine to make this as true a Who?" (Arista/Novus AN 3018). "Wicked Wine" features Abe by Tim Maloney document a-s possible of the Similar in a way to Michael Elecktra/Asylum Laboriel's wicked bass solo Close Encounter is an actual sound of the band. The Gregory Jackson's "Heart & sandwiched between two tasty unusually bright, dynamic repertoire of two Ornette Center," "Who's Who" is split by Jose Leon Ritenour leads. record date. Franco Ambrosetti, Coleman compositions and one between funk and jazz. I mention The only non-Ritenour song on Bennie Wallace and their original by each member Jackson's record because it was Of all the outstanding talent this LP is "You Make Me Feel cosmopolitan compatriots play represents their basic club set, recorded for the same label. It that emerges from the jazz Like Dancing." This popular Leo some extremely uncompromis except for Haden's eerie "Song seems that on some releases world, Lee Ritenour virtually Sayer tune never did much for ing music without ignoring the for the Whales," which was they're trying to cover all the stands alone at the top. It is my me until Lee got a hold of it. Patti basic elements of melody, composed just prior to the bases. The funk tunes here have a opinion that Mr. Ritenour has the Austin sings superbly and the harmony and rhythm. They all sessions. If these former Arnette nice beat and you can dance to Midas touch with all his music. whole band does wonders for this play across a broad spectrum of Coleman sidemen, all masters of them. The two looser numbers, An excellent illustration of this melody. Closing out the record is genres from hard bop to free, but their instruments, are not coming one at the end of each point is Lee's 1979 release "Feel Don Grusin's "Uh-Oh". Ernie it all comes together because of familiar to you, search for this side, are like a breath of fresh air. The Night." From this album, Watts really takes charge from the high quality of the disc. And look for the band; there Ritenour has put together the six the onset of this lively jazz musicianship on "Close mav be another tour. musicians which make up composition. His intense Encounter." THE PENTAGON Friendship, the superb band he saxophone is matched only by The leader of this eclectic CIRCLE IN THE Cedar Wallace tours with now. Ritenour's meticulous riffs. ensemble is trumpeter Franco ROUND Inner City/East Wind The title cut, "Feel The Night", Steve Forman does some great Ambrosetti, who hails from provides you with the fine mesh percussion tricks here as he does Lugano, Switzerland. His Miles Davis by Stuart Marc of musicianship that is evident throughout the entire album, forthright, witty solos and lovely, Columbia throughout the entire album. Ernie Watts outstanding sax burnished tone are quite Following this great opening is playing, Abrham Laboriel's engaging. by Stuart Marc A large gust of fresh air is Continued m page 1S Another nearly indispensable disc, actually a two-record set, is Amity Miles Davis' "Circle in the Round" (Columbia KC2 36278). These performances, dating from between 1955 and 1970 and &«£; all previously unreleased, allow for a small taste of each band and a hint of the pleasures to be found in the already extensive Davis discography. 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Opportunity to transfer to and continue study at any of our over 60 centers. fch For Inlormjtion About Other Corners In Mora Thin SO Major US Cltltt 4 Abroad I Outside NY State CALL TSU FREE: MO-223 1712 m February 15, 1980 page 9 KUSF rocks thc FM airwaves Plough and Stars AM still survives by Rick Leaf First the good news: KUSF FM (90.3 on yer dial) has finally seen the light and is playing Since coming to the Bay Area Sunrise in an Irish Pub, Rock'n'Roll. Now the not-so-good five years ago, my travels have led anyway?) news: only from 11:30 am until me to many local saloons in The Schlitz, Heinekenand Bass are 5:45 pm, and it will not be City. Together with my distant available on draft for $1.25 the playing the more outrageous cousin Alan Funky of Eoghorn pint, while Guiness Stout is aspects of this veritable art form, fame, extensive research has been $1.50. The Irish coffee is so can your requests, Mr. Zaapa's conducted in many ofthe best and excellent at the Plough; they use lewder presentations, and the worst drinking establishments in Murphy's Irish, just like in Sex Pistols; those of you heavily San Erancisco. My predecessor, Dublin. They use real cream on into the AOR syndrome will feel the witty, winsome Miss W has top! right at home. Be thankful also established an excellent precedent Irish music is featured most that the station runs commercial and as the Foghorn rolls into the evenings at the Plough and it's FREE, with a pretty Free Form Eighties, I will attempt to do the usually quite good. They do format, and also it has the added same. bonus of having yer very own charge a $1.00 cover on Friday (General Manager Paul Weber and Freida Florendo of KUSF. and Saturday nights, so come buddies behind the Microwaves, THE PLOUGH AND prepared. Those are usually the oops sorry. Microphones, just for definitely be appreciated and THE STARS 116 Clement St. best nights for the true Plough the personal touch. different matter, it is only to be noted. San Francisco. experience; wall to wall people, The FM station can be GOT all GOT on campus (880 on yer dial), The second change is the This Gaelic establishment, less Irish music wailing from the over San Francisco and much of and is everything that radio return of "Center Stage", two than a mile from Ignatian bandstand and just a real wild the near Bay Area. The AM should be but isn't; endearingly hours on Wednesday, from 8-10, Heights, is one of my favorite time! (One warning: beware of station,however, is a completely unslick, and entirely Free-Form, when one band will be featured pubs in San Francisco. The long, frotteurs.) this is the place to get your weird requests played, although on their own. A list of the bands narrow room has all the If you like darts, the Plough is unfortunately we still have to or artists follows: trappings of a typical American well equipped with a little room observe the Supreme Court bar (pinball, pool) but it has a behind the bandstand exclu ruling on the Seven Dirty Words, very Irish identity. The Plough is sively for heavy throwing. They Feb 20 Little Feat Puck 'em. Any of you out there owned by Bob Heeny, who also have eight teams that compete in 27 Donna Summer who want to, can easily become owns The Starry Plough in the San Francisco Darts Mar 5 Earth, Wind and Fire masters of the airwaves, there Berkeley. He's had this place Association, so if you are a .12 Jethro Tull are still time slots available, and about 4 years and there is a deadeye, they may want you. 19 Stevie Wonder "regular crowd" of all kinds of you don't need a license, just 26 The Rolling Stones I recommend the Plough And bundles of enthusiasm. people, not just the mad Irish one Stars to anyone who enjoys a Apr 2 Cat Stevens might expect. good time in an unpretentious, 9 Todd Rundgren The Plough pours mostly beer raucous Irish pub. 16 Led Zeppelin and Irish coffee, but mixed 23 Neil Young drinks are also available. (Who NEXT WEEK: a tour of the 30 Willie Nelson the hell would drink a Tequila Tenderloin with Alan Funky IX May 7 George Benson DISC Otherwise, the format is as JOCKEYS normal, new innovations may be DOIT forthcoming, but not at the DO NOT EAT: moment. Shows are two hours long and the DJ's get to play exactly what they want, or what apple pie egg rolls you want. That's right. If you call baked beans fettucine up and ask for something that's bologna fondue available, no matter how weird, then they'll play it, which is more bread french fries than can be said for any other candy gravy radio station. So tune in and turn cannelloni Those of you who already know on, you won't hear more Now honey Music anywhere else on the cheesecake KUSF AM should be told that ice cream some things are changing. The airw; chocolate lasagna first change occurs on Monday cupcakes macaroni night, when the last two hours, danish from 10 till midnight, will be marsh ma I lows devoted to new albums, in a show- doughnuts muffins called "Virgin Vinyl". The new dumplings noodles vinyl artifacts will be played in ecloiaCS funim their entirety, and if you have any suggestions, they will most A FILM BY ANNE BANCROFT Classified IBM CORRECTING BASEBALL•FOOTBALL SELECTRIC CARDS Hartland plastic players Fatso Ashbury St. 564-4992 statues, yearbooks, and starring DOM DeLUISE i„"FATSO" memorabelia wanted AIR FORCE NURSE Lee 445-1230 ANNE BANCROFT • RON CAREY • CANDICE AZZARA INTERNSHIPS Written and Directed by ANNE BANCROFT Produced by STUART CORNFELD The US Air Force Nurse Corps is offering an internship program Associote Producer JONATHAN SANGER Music by JOE RENZETTI for BSN graduates who have A Production of Brooksfilms Ltd. Color by DeLuxe^ less than one year of nursing VOLUNTEER SUBJECTS PG|PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED^] READ THE BALLANTINE BOOK experience. The internship is WANTED SOME MATERIAL MAV NOT BE SUITABLE FOR CHtLDREN| five months in length and offers For drug research at UCSF i960 TWENTIETH CENTuHY POX the new professional nurse Medical Center, ages 18 to 30 In excellent opportunities as an Air top physical and mental health Force Nurse. For additional Will be paid for participation in 1 fc\l9th.Ave.& Winston 221 3 over Doug Fieger, Blondie and repertoire of cover versions. PEARL HARBOR AND even The Ramones, and tell ME Also, some of the mixing seems a some news!! bit off at times, solos could be THE EXPLOSIONS Pearl Harbour and the more up front, and oftentimes, Warner Bros. Explosions, preserving their parts that would do well to be predilection for taking risks, clear are often muddy sounding. by Rick Leaf pushing the limits, and to The answer is, of course, to turn Auntie Pavlov would have had acquire the required sound, went it up! "Don't Come Back" sounds a field day with my salivary into the studio with David a bit hurried in its commence glands over the past year. Y'see, Kahne, a man who had ment, which is a drag, 'cause they've been drooling under the previously showed his talents on later it finds itself a real groove. he may be, knew what he was misapprehension that dinner their own 415 single. They have That said, the album is a LONDON CALLING saying when he gave us his was just around the corner, produced a record that although remarkable one; the songs are The Clash "Don't mean a thing" line. To however, the undeniable reality not as immediate in appeal as inventive, often amusing, but Epic give the album more Swing, The behind my slobbering was the those of Blondie and The Knack, always first rate, and the Clash have used a keyboard promise of a Long Playing disc is ultimately more substantial in performances, apart from the player and a horn section, and from Pearl Harbour and the by Rick Leaf every department and therefore aforementioned lapse, are even indulge in a little Ivory Explosions. many times more rewarding. stupendous, especially on such The Clash bill themselves as tinkling themselves. But all of It's been a long time since the Each time the needle hits this gems as; "Shut Up and Dance", "The Only Band That Matters," this would mean doodley-squat if Bay Area has provided any big vinyl, something new leaps from "So Much for Love", and "Get a and while this might be a trifle the songs were not up to the time vinyl that's been even the speakers. Definitely not a Grip". Other songs take longer to pretentious and over-exaggerat required standard. Before now, remotely stimulating to anyone record to tire of, this album realize, "Keep Going" is the ed, it's not too far from the truth. most Clash songs seemed devoid not perpetually cocooned in a provides lasting enjoyment and obvious one, a standard pop song There are very few bands of one very necessary element, drug-induced stupor. On Small absolute danceability. this most certainly is not! prepared to fight any more, the that of wit. This has been time vinyl, however, much has The problem with taking risks Nothing is average about this apathy in Rock and Roll rectified and now they all have a been released, some of it is that sometimes they don't come album, some things could be survived, for the most part, by wholeness about them that stimulating and some of it boring off, and there are a couple of better, but I've been listening to dissipating Punk Rock into the makes for superb music, as hell, but at least they made an things about this album that it solidly for a month, and every more commercially acceptable especially the unlisted "Train in effort. And for many of these aren't so good. Firstly, the album time I play it I love it more. It's New Wave, removing its teeth Vain" and the exuberant "Rudie releases we had to thank 415 is undeniably short, clocking in got a lot going for it, wit, style, and polishing its edges in the Can't Fail". Records. That is one reason this at under 35 minutes. The band energy, intelligence and a very process. The Clash, despite all I could go on listing all of the disc is so important; more so, took a bold step when they evident dose of Soul (as in Heart, this, are still Punk Rockers, they reasons this record will end up though, is the current New Wave decided to do an album of all as well as Motown). scream, they laugh, they cry, being a classic, but you must trend of acquiring a Mike originals; not many have done they throw their hearts on the Oh Yeah, Auntie P., my have got the message by now. If Chapman clone to perform the that, but the album could do with line and they make damn fine salivary glands are currently you haven't and you need further production chores, to take away another song somewhere, and Rock'n'Roll that very definitely behaving themselves! proof of The Clash's integrity, all the edges and make it entirely this band has an astounding matters. nourage and growing musical palatable for the staid tastes of The problem with Rock'n'Roll ability, they're playing the the bored housewife and her that bares its teeth, and boasts its Warfield on March 1st. trendy husband, or the swinging ieorge Epsilanty edges is that it doesn't very often BE THERE OR BE A NURD. batchelor going nowhere. Roll sell very many records. This has A' \> > happened to The Clash twice now in this country, both of their first Ai Funny Valentine I two records stiffed rather badly CQeaawweca—mowiasas *two cents! upon release. However, this Since yesterday was Valentine's Day, it seems only approp record looks set to give them the riate to talk about that enduring source of delight and pain, of success they so rightly deserve. certainty and confusion, namely, falling in love. The ancient Unlike most bands who fail to "move large amounts of product" IP Greeks, renowned for cretive thinking, if not complete accuracy, postulated that all men originally had double the early efforts though, w i ^ ii nil ~ MM In ! L [iiU present complement of arms, eyes, legs, ears, etc., but were once divided in half by Zeus. Falling in love, they believed, was the process of each of these half-persons looking for their other half. Modern science has much less interesting explanations with all of this is the usual Floyd involving hormones, chromosomes, and pheromones. THE WALL mystical swooshes and swishes Nevertheless, all the bright thinking of three thousand years between the songs that are has not made the activity any easier or more predictable. Pink Floyd intended to make us freak out. Do you remember how you learned about love? Not just sex, Yea man, let's freak out. by Rich Sea ife but the whole mysterious coupling ritual is a very awkward Remember Animals? BAAAA? topic because no one really knows just exactly what it is. This All in all it's just another Pink MOOOO? awkward uncertainty gives rise to all kinds of funny situations. Floyd record for sale in the Side three features a song Last week, I was talking withJoanie Rogers, a local stores. Yes headboys, the kings of about a man who finds no one comedienne, who told me about the first time a guy she met in The Clash have stuck to their psycho rock strike again! The home, poor guy. So what logical junior high tried to kiss her. Somewhere he got the idea that this guns, acquired the talents of a Wall is another collection of progression than to look for Vera is done by opening your mouth as wide as you can and pressing it wild man, Guy Stevens, as songs about social reform and Lynn. Who is Vera? I don't know down over the girl's face, like mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. producer, and have made an suppression of man's innermost but she must be VERY im Then there was this girl I knew who used to give hickeys album of epic proportions that internal conflicts. Wow man, I portant. Does this have anything (remember those?) in the shape of her initials on the guy's chest. touches all bases. All the songs loved the 60's! to do with saving the whales? Far Of course, everyone's heard stories of teenage couples with are succinct and direct, without Pink Floyd covers many trips out. I dig. The next song is really braces making out who had to go to the orthodontist's to get the emasculating flab of (of the mind variety) to make us original, "Now I've got that separated. egocentric doodlings. all say, boy these guys are feeling once again/I can't I remember who perplexed I was when I first learned how It Their influences areas upfront GOOD." Well I say, doesn't it explain, you would not was done. I had always associated that particular organ with as ever; Rockabilly Reggae and sound like the same old Pink understand." What awesome excretion, and the idea that I should put it in such an intimate Mott the Hoople, to name a few. Floyd? "We don't need no educa lyrics! And the title is very place seemed vaguely insulting. My uneasiness was increased The album has the feel of "Exile tion/we don't need no thought appropriate, "Comfortably by the fact that grown-ups would never talk about it in front of on Main Street," the Stones' control." Well, that is definitely a Numb." Then the allmighty me. classic, with all the dirt, sweat new concept in rock music. philosophers strike society down One of my earliest sources of information was the time and emotion that you won't find Thanks for the insight. with "Hey You." This is also Josephina and I cut Greek School and climbed up on the top in "Parallel Lines" or "Get The Now I know everybody is filled with masterful song- shelf of my mother's bookcase to read parts of The Naked Ape, Knack"; it also has more saying how can you knock such writing, "Hey you don't tell me by Desmond Morris. It was not very personal, however. In fact, character and love than either an ESTABLISHED ROCK there is no hope at all/ Together it was rather zoological, always talking about "the male of the Blondie or The Knack are BAND. Well, just because Floyd we stand, divided we fall." species" doing this or the "female partner" doingthat. We spent capable of. If the Clash's message has had one record on the charts Side four at last, and more most of the time laughing hysterically at the peculiar has seemed exclusively for the for six years, everything they do messages for the mind. "The descriptions. ears of Englishmen up to now, isn't an automatic classic LP Show Must Go On." Another After many years of research, I have a great deal more then this album sets the record man. senseless rehash of every song information on the subject, but I am no less uncertain about it. straight. Even Americans can Case in point(lessness): the the group has ever done. And the Strangely enough, my beliefs are m uch more conservative than understand the evils of first side begins with a rock side is just filled with such in the past. On the one hand, I treasure the exchange of pleasure Bureaucracies ("Working for the star's address to the audience (yawn) great songs. But my and support and warm feelings that a love relationship Clampdown"), the Advertising and then it leads you to a song favorite is one called "Waiting provides, but on the other, I'm terrified of opening myself to world ("Koka Kola" and "Lost in about living on thin ice. Did you For The Worms." Kinda sums up someone who could turn away and leave me exposed and the Supermarket"), Drugs get the second level meaning? I my feelings. You see, I don't wounded. "What do you get when you fall in love? You only get ("Hateful"), and loud-mouthed thought so. Moving right along mind my rock with a message lies and pain and sorrow. So for at least until tomorrow, I'll delinquents ("Death or we find songs about school and but the whoosh and swoosh baa never fall in love again." Long live Dionne Warwick. Glory") Can't ya??? some spastic child asking his moo kind of rock Pink Floyd I really couldn't end this column without carrying on a When Joe Strummer sings mother about life. No, -answers delivers tends to be a little Foghorn tradition, which is to mention my sister's birthday in "We ain't got no swing" in the are not included. boring. Of course I do like the two cents column. Yes, it's true, on this very day in 1959, title song, he must be joking. This Side two covers "Lust Suicide" "Waiting For The Worms Maria Alexandra Constantina was born, and thus escaped album has more swing than and "My Favorite Wife Beating." Whoosh Swoosh." Come on being drafted into Carter's Coed Corps by ten months. Even anything done in Punk Rock so The strangest thing to me is they Floyd, or is it Pink, let's have a though she lives in Boston, you ought to wish her a happy far, and Bing Crosby, old though get paid for doing this. Tied in little more gabba gabba. birthday. February 15, 1980 page 11 This is the second story of a continuing feature on local clubs and bands. In this segment, author Stere Spinali lists the major bands and offers brief descriptions of each 's styles, visuals and getting various idiosyncracies. Happy listening Ed. 4C, 0n>Pendi "tofin Ca 'ClubB, to anc/s THE POP BANDS know THE BLOWDRIERS — Probably the funniest band to emerge from the local New Wave scene, this competent ensemble boasts Jennifer Blowdrier (a sort of punk Phyllis Diller) on lead vocals, and some deliciously dippy material The Imposters perform an energetic the and somewhat derivative variety of which can occasionally polarize audiences. Nevertheless, there et> p *•? < ^ tD are always magical moments in a Blowdriers set. f»*J,i=S'ffiS:2-3^g' * V**** **-****N -«^^ J i^i straight-ahead rock, with the emphasis on danceahle material. S a. "9 « "> a £ •*>. _ B-m i § ra3 P-T ni* l >•• fl fl W • LLOYDS A slight deficiency in the charisma department 1' » | -» 5 5" o 3£~ EsT; &3 a^- 3» Ma (Steve Spinali) is more than compensated for by some of the finest song- ? °;S ^p -J^Q^-J.S.M by Steven Spinali arranging I've ever heard in a local band. The Lloyds' readily "~i jg Q d P 5H 3- ft - EI accessible material and pleasant stage presence make them one 5- «••< * g * _ SS- P 2. = H -f* „ o *** c*r -J l > 0 & of the most immediately likable of our pop-rocDOD-rockk bandshnnHa. Watcw« h B g o -j.*-** ^ aw p- sf-s . Z for them. o -u •o ss- s <•> § o as iff 2. S 8 F 1 0 sna'!" HAI* **;:•>: d( ^/r ^/^•Jt ^ a en- QfeM'°ted • TUXEDOMOON—Arty, slick, and sometimes pretentious, Tuxedomoon presents sporadically interesting electronic music in the tradition of Eno, but without the breadth. Sadly, their cold, passionless attitude on stage alienates their audiences. which makes for rather neutral performances. ^o<, *-0y». -S^ '<> -^ .^sl •*,•*.• ^eVV,*r*Av»v "fe °6>/*,- V*. V •a cr-o » .^' ^ af rt crq 8-e S» C ei> t» 5 2 c 3rt. rt3 rt__P en 3 »»^ » g,? 3 a ^>V s s- PT sr 5 2- rt 7T o X &**>:«i» *^;<6 o<^ y •tf'-s.' £ c rt rt a--•» a n ~ ta to" CQ *- fSfiS' - Our first journey will not be by Royce Chrys and Rich Hedderman congenial bartender with a of Tsing Tao from China and concerned with a particular Beer is the only thing we know a lot about. It is the only thing warm smile and a cold beer for Fix beer from the exquisite and nation. What we will do instead is we think seriously about on a truly daily basis. Thus we feel all. revealed tous that Ausberger captivating country of Greece. to review a local selection of that we, above most other people, most garden variety beer was voted the top domestic beer Tsing Tao is a medium-colored foreign beers. We want to drinkers, are more qualified to sample, criticize, praise and in America by a poll of 1000 beer with a very hopsy taste. The acquaint you with your most condemn various beers from the international arena. tasters. This is an American beer beer was pleasant but gave immediate base for systematic What we propose to do is to investigate and to render viable like you have never tasted before. absolutely no head. This beer is imbibition. The Fog n' Grog has judgment on the finest and most worthy beer products ofthe John Courage Beer of London worth a try, but would not be greatly increased its selection of various countries and geographical areas ofthe world, while is one that ranks somewhere in first among the fine selection foreign/imported beers. They passing com menta ry on certa in brews that we feel sure are not the middle of English brews. It offered by the Grog. now proudly purvey 23 imported fit to wash one's horse with. has a very wet taste, that is to say, The Fix had not so much to beers and will soon be presenting We want this to be a beer-tasting article. We realize that for it is on the watery side. It lacks offer. The aroma is rather lusty special tasting nights to years certain verbose persons of rather limited intellect and the dry, crisp flavor of some of and quite promising (somewhat introduce these beers to you. All more than expanded egos have been paid inordinate sums of the better British varieties and is like a Greek woman) but the in all, this local tavern has money to UTite meager and uninspired reviews of various quite flat. It does, however flavor is a disappointment. It is definitely shaped up to be quite wines. After all, there are two basie kinds of wine—white and present good color though its flat, but really not without some an item of interest and worth a wine that is not white. But beer is truly the most multi-faceted character does not live up to its interest. At least it has a special trip on a rainy night (or a and intriguing liquid known to man. This iswhywefeel that it proud title. pleasant, sparkly texture and clear night, if you are so is important to enlighten you, a cautious yet intrepid sampler The third round consisted of some semblance of efferves inclined.) of this fascinating brew. Banks Lager from Barbados, cence, but fails to provide any Our first round consisted of We will not concern ourselves with the scientific aspect's' of West Indies and Cristal from impetus for a second try. But of Die Kirch from Luxembourg the fine and noble art of brewing, but rather concentrate on the Peru. Cristal is a beer that is very course, above all, it is from the and Lorimer's Scottish Beer. pleasures of taste and other aesthetics ofthe total experience of similar in taste to Superior beer exquisitely lovely nation of Die Kirch is a pilsener variety consuming beer. from Mexico. At any rate, it Greece and is worth at least a with light color and extremely Without further ado we delve deeply into the body of our retains the best qualities usually preliminary investigation, if smooth, almost buttery taste. subject. Our audience is, above all, reminded that the purpose associated with Mexican beers. only for this reason. Jim Jarrett, bartender, of this article is to encourage the ever-satisfying activity of beer It shows the influence of a Our brief visit to the Fog n' informed us that this is the top drinking, and our opinions are just that: opinions. We want relatively high alcoholic content Grog was most enjoyable. Our beer in Europe and we can everyone to form his own. We hope you will feel inclined to (keeping in mind that most beers personal aim was to samplesome clearly see wny. A positive perform your own experimentations, with the varying have more or less similar of the more intriguing varietes review for a very smooth resultant conclusions. We hope more than anything to inspire alcoholic contents due to that they stock. By no means does experience. your discriminating tastes. government restriction). It is this review cover all the really Lorimer's is a hefty beer whose There may be those of you who, upon reading our continuing packaged with a very attractive good beers that the Grog has to character doesn't quite measure series of beer articles, will feel that you are equally or more blue, gold, red, and white label. offer. It has many fine beers for up to its Scotch brother, qualified for such authorship. But the fact remains that we are It is an elegant beer, for Peru. your drinking pleasure and we McEwan's, also featured at the writing this column. The Banks Lager is a disgrace certainly encourage you to go Grog. Its positive qualities area to the name "lager." This word there soon to experience the good stiff head and a smoother sounds like something from the German beers; it is a full-bodied implies a heavier beer. Banks is foreign beers of their noteworthy consistency than most beers of Continent, but as it turns out is brew reflecting the character thin, watery and offers no head. selection. Scotland. But the flavor thusly really from Monroe, Wisconsin. and elegance of most Bavarian It is exotic, yes. But it has no suffers. Also, the aftertaste can John Courage is an English exports. However, to the more merit than a can of NEXT WEEK: be disagreeable. brew. discriminating taster the bite Budweiser and far less Round number two found us Ausberger was a pleasant associated with German/Bavar character. Beer of Mexico. with Ausberger and John surprise, for a domestic product. ian beers is conspicuously Our final round at the now Happy tasting. Courage beer. Ausberger It rivals some of the finest absent. Jim Jarrett, the illustrious Fog n' Grog consisted Head Resident Resident Advisor 1980-1981 It is that time of year for Resident staff selection. If you are interested in becoming part of the resident staff, you must come to one of the following meetings to pick up an application form and a job description. Tues. Feb. 19th: McClaren Glass Lounge 6:00pm RA Applicants 6:45pm Head Resident applicants or Wed. 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Mike Inamine victory. These two sets were lost (SC) 6-3, 6-0; No. 6 Byron by Mike Howard at number one Nepomuceno (USF) d. Paul singles as he dropped USF's only White (SC) 7-5, 6-3. match. Doubles—No. 1 Hansell-Nepo- The Dons have now beaten muceno (USF) d. Laccabue- Santa Clara three straight times Clarkin (SC) 7-6, 6-4; No. 2 by overwhelming scores, during Barretto-Leffard (USF) d. the past two years. What was Richey-Longworth (SC) 6-3, 6-1; once a fierce rivalry between the No. 3 Jee-Eddie James (USF) d. two schools has now turned into a Inamine-White (SC) 6-3, 6-1. one-sided affair, with USF Our Correspondent Mike Dubnoff Billy Reid's 26 points led USF's 92-79 victory over the Pepperdine Waves. by T. R. Sullivan In the second half USF held the heat, Tracy Jackson downed Forward Tracy Jackson their poise and made a strong two free throws before Quintin scored a career high 23 points run at The Irish and came very Dailey buried a sky jumper and last Monday night in leading a close to Winning. The run started Billy Reid layed in a beautiful well prepared, revenge minded, with the score 53-35 as the Dons pass from Bryant, cutting the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame to rolled up eight straight points on lead down to seven. a 78-65 victory over the USF a bank shot by Wallace Bryant, a Kelly Tripucka dropped in two Dons. The Irish victory was jumper by Bart Bowers, a steal free throws making the score 63- similar to past Don defeats in and a breakaway layup by 54 but the Dons did not stop South Bend, turnovers and great Quintin Dailey and another bank coming as Hegwood tipped home Notre Dame shooting enable the shot by Bryant from the left of a rebound and Dailey hit one of home team to open up a the lane. two free throws. Hegwood tipped considerable lead. The two foes then traded a pair in another shot after Rich Fourteen first half turnovers of buckets after which a free Branning had hit a jumper and by the Dons enabled Digger throw by Billy Reid and a when Notre Dame turned the Phelp's squad to open up a 47-27 rainmaking jumper by John ball over, the Dons took over with lead with two minutes left in the Hegwood made it a nine point a chance to cut it to four. This is first half. ball game. With the Irish feeling where all the laughter died in sorrow. Tracy Jackson stole a pass by Dailey and it was converted into an easy lay up. by Tripucka. Twenty seconds later, a jump ball under the USF basket resulted in a slam dunk by Bill Hanzlik which upped the lead to 69-58 and broke for good USF's Mike Dubnoff momentum. Like his teammates, Mike Jee had little trouble demolishing Never agai n would the Dons be his Santa Clara opponent 6-1, 6-1. able to muster any momentum and the final score read 78-66. San Francisco's challengers points for the second time in his Nevertheless, despite the have enough to make a serious career against Pepperdine. In defeat the Dons showed run at the Dons. fact the ever hustling Reid could tremendous courage in a hellhole USF had five people in double have given McCloskey a clinic on where it is very easy to get blown figures against Loyola including how to get open without the ball. off the court. Games like the one Dailey (18), Bryant (17), Reid worked the baseline of Monday night should prove to be Hegwood (15), Guy Williams (14) USF's 1-3-1 offense well getting valuable experience to some of and Bart Bowers (12). Loyola screens from Wallace Bryant. the younger Don players as i t was was led by the conference's His teammates did well to find their first real dose of big time leading scorer Jim McCloskey him open, both Dailey and college basketball away from who had 32 points and 8 assists Bowers had six assists each. The home in the NCAA. while guard Dan Davis had ten second half of the USF- And it is this kind of assists and their center Jeffrey Pepperdine game was a classic experience every team needs if Moore grabbed sixteen example of hustle and teamwork. they expect to make a strong run rebounds, seven on the offensive Down 40-38 at half, the second for the National Championship boards. stanza margin showed USF as the Dons plan to next season. McCloskey is only a junior and outscoring the Waves 54-39. Meanwhile San Francisco is is extremely talented but does mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm slowly taking control of the one nothing but stand around DEEP SKA FISHING — This goal available to them in their waiting for the ball. If he could activity lakes place op M.ucli I si. year in exile. By defeating move without it and get screens Signups end Fcbruan 22ncl wilh a Loyola and Pepperdine, USF has from his teammates to become meeting scheduled <>n Fcbiuan taken a game and a half lead in open, he could become almost 2<)ili. the WCAC as the other schools unstoppable. His shot is fantastic slowly bunch around the .500 and he goes to the boards very Inn. imiuals is also oflciing mark. In fact, with Gonzaga well. S*Mills Clubs in Judo. I'ae-kwan- Bill Cottles becoming the hottest team in the The Pepperdine game became Do. Jogging, Women's Exercise The thrill of victory, the agony of defeat and the ecstasy of a league other than USF, it is the Billy Reid show as the Dons anil Aikido. becoming apparent that none of Wallace Bryant slam dunk. only senior scored twenty six SPORTS •February 15, 1980 Women Dons Hit the Road Twenty teams will advance from the different regions to the nationals with eight teams In Search of getting bye's. It is almost certain that the winner of the Region 8 will get a bye and it is also possible that USF, if they win the Conference Region, will host at least one national playoff game in the Memorial Gym. Championship "National rankings are very important, people around here by T. R. Sullivan Spartans overcame a seven point don't realize that," said Bugler. Right now. the USF women deficit to emerge victorious 50- "If we crack the top ten, we are I ions sit on top of the NorCal 41. almost automatically past the standings, undefeated with a two San Francisco has knocked off regionals no matter what >rame edge over Cal and San Jose Cal twice since then while happens. State. But what must be realized gaining their first victory over "Heck with the rest of it is that Walt Bugler's team built the Spartans earlier this year. though. Winning the conference their imposing margin almost But all three victories came in USF hopes All-American forward Mary Hile can repeat is still my most important goal. solely within the friendly the Memorial Gym. her 26 point, 15 rebound performance in last month's Twelfth in the nation is nothing confines of the Memorial Gym. "We have never won over victory over San Jose State when the two teams meet on right now because we haven't But this week the Dons go on Berkeley and Cal has never won Thursday. won anything yet." the road looking for their first here," notes Walt Bugler. "Every headaches by dominating conference championship, first time we go over there something completely inside. But this year tonight in Berkeley and this happens, somebody gets sick. at USF, Weddick met her match Liebespeck No-Hits coming Thursday in San Jose. "We can't fall behind or we'll in Melody Clark who scored 16 Last year those two places be in trouble. We must stay in the points and fouling out Weddick proved fatal for the squad as Cal game." in the process. Diablo Valley 11-0 blew USF out in the second half Last year in Berkeley, 6-4 Jill by a score of 77-55 while the "Mel's the key" says Bugler. Weddick gave the Dons "It's great and we need to have a Mary Hile but Melody gives us a definite inside threat. She's got MAGNA CARTA both a great inside and outside shot and she is very quick." . UNIVERSITY Clark also stopped another long-time USF nemesis, Elinor COLLEGE OF LAW Banks, San Jose's two-time NorCal conference MVP center. is now accepting applications Clark, with help from Sue Cottier, held Banks to eight points at USF. USF has four games left after CLASSES: 3 Evenings 6:30-9:45 Wednesday's victory over Santa s Clara. Two victories over anyone COST: 50.00 pen unit including Stanford in Palo Alto or Pacific here at USF will Leading to the J.D. Degree and clinch at least a conference tie. State Bar Examination The Dons should defeat Stanford and Pacific, meaning a victory Mike Dubnoff Qualifying over either Cal or San Jose should all but clinch the USF star softball pitcher Shelley Liebespeck opened the Students with 2 years of conference championship. Dons 1980 season by throwing a no-hitter against Diablo Which leaves one looking Junior Collet college may be accepted. towards the Region 8 tourna ment to be held in March in San BASEBALL LINE SCORES APPROVED FOR VETERANS Jose and is the first step on the road to the National Champion UNR 000 100 000 000 000 1-2 13 2 ship. Barring a total collapse, the USF 000 000 100 000 000 0-15 4 301 LINDEN AVE twelfth ranked Dons will gain a berth in the tournament whether WP Moore LP Dobbins South San Francisco or not they win the conference. Leading Hitters Gray 3x6 (UNR), Johnson 2x7 (USF) But if they do win NorCal, they UNR202 001 500-10 15 1 589-9696 will probably be given the first USF 100 000 010— 2 7 1 seed in the tournament. 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Opportunity to make up missed lessons. Voluminous home-study materials constantly updated by researchers expert in their field. Serve others as a Opportunity to transfer to and continue study at CLARETIAN »t® **• any of our over 80 centers. Priest or Brother by Dave Preston cars and Fisherman's Wharf was As much as I must admit Mr. We are watching, before our competition and thc Walter Sports Information Director rated the 'worst' sports city in Ryan has taken some stabbing very eyes, the Oakland Raiders Mitty feeling I get watching the Snobbish is the best way I can this U.S. of A. Bob Ryan, the shots at San Francisco sports, be de-Oakland and while various game. think to describe the sports fans author who writes for the Boston always in the negative and with people say the fans will be the So maybe San Francisco in the Bay Area. Now it's true Globe and has never had a kind little if any first hand knowledge. only ones hurt, the only people deserves to be called the worst that on opening day at word for San Francisco, says I feel pretty much the same way trying to keep the teams in Jack sports town in America. Maybe Candlestick, it's hard to get a seat without a question, our town is he does about the sportists here. London's town are some the majority of people are snobs. and the 49ers seem to fill the the major American city least There are a lot of fair weather confused, inadequate, but well- Maybe there is just too much to place but the only reason is interested in sports. He bows to a fans around the Bay. The fans meanining political types. The do in our town and sports doesn't because it's the thing to do ... a reasonable interest in Bill are the primary reason the Oakland Tribune is helping the rank that high on the happening with a whole lot of Walsh's bunch, but recants the Oakland A's are down and out, pack and the fans stand entertainment list. But if these "in"-types. The people who make only discussions he ever finds less than 50% of the credit lethargically by as Bekins loads things are factors, then I say to that "scene" aren't fans, they're himself involved in concerning belongs to Bittersweet Finley. the vans. There has been no fight all club owners and coaches, it's trend groupies. It's that time of S.F. sports is the good ole days of Three pennants and three by the fans to save the "Black time to look for greener pastures. year or there's nothing better to the San Francisco Seals, from playoffs in as many years Beauties" and that's the San Francisco is too busy to do on a Sunday afternoon, so let's baseball past. He says we are certainly deserve support, commentary I'm bringing you. support you and you don't go to the ball park. caught in a time vacuum, when especially in the hard times! Who cares? deserve to be overlooked. There Recently, Professional Sports the Seals moved out and the Charlie the Cheep may not Now maybe you think I'm a may be a silent majority out Journal, a local publication with Giants moved in, nothing has promote but the fans aren't sports junky, well I'm not! I can't there who haven't been national circulation, wrote a happened to make believers out supposed to come to the ball rattle off facts and figures like a heard . . . why I don't know. story rating the best sports cities of Bay Area baseball goers. He game for the freebees. And what walking sports encyclope But if these people aren't fan in the country. Philadelphia was ends with the exclamatory state about the Giants this year? Will dia . . . I'm a sports fan who has atics by now. the cause is lost and numero uno and lo and behold ments . . . "Basketball? Hock opening day be the only crowd all a sincerity and loyalty to teams I the mediocrity which prevails is our beautiful city with its cable ey? Forget it." season? appreciated. I enjoyed the the best that ever will be. Reno Sweeps Dons Despite Good San Francisco Pitching by T. R. Sullivan replace Ogden'and equaled his freshman Jeff Dietrich to "When you are losing, it's like a performance from the night salvage something in the final sickness and yery hard to stop," before. Although both teams game of the series. Dietrich said USF assistant baseball threatened, the deadlock wasn't pitched well, carrying a 3-2 lead coach Ken Bowman. broken until the 16th inning into the sixth thanks to an inside And for USF. that sickness has when the Wolfpack scored on two the park homerun by John reached epidemic proportions. walks, a cheap infield hit and a Mangiante. However after After defeating the Philadelphia fly ball that scored what turned getting one man out on a Phillies rookie team in their first out to be the winning run. grounder to the Dons smooth game 4-2, the Dons have dropped USF started Dobbins in the fielding second baseman, Monico eight in a row and are 0-6 in the second game but he was unable Corral, Dietrich gave up two Northern California Baseball to retain his earlier sharpness singles and three straight walks, Association. and the visitors drove him from forcing in two runs and making Mike Ihtbnoff But the way they played the mound in the third with the the score 4-3. Dan Dobbins was one of three Don pitchers who threw well score 4-1. Matt Allio came on in Dennis Laurel came on in against Nevada-Reno last against Reno. weekend in a three game series relief and held UNR for three relief and the fire was put out on Ulrich Field, one has to innings until the seventh when when Reno tried a baseloaded outs and two runners on. Cronin singled. Joe Torrise blasted believe that San Francisco's the Wolfpack exploded for five squeeze play that was popped up sprinted deep into the alley in left USF's third homerun of the chronic losing will end more runs, breaking the game and turned into a double play by center and made a beautiful series over the rightfield fence, eventually. Despite losing all open at 10-1. catcher Mike Johnson. diving catch, a play that would cutting the margin to one. With three games, USF's head coach Kevin Cronin added a long UNR brought home two more have made Fred Lynn call his two outs Magiante singled but Dante Benedetti received some homerun into Masonic Avenue runs in the seventh and final own. Bill Murray's savage line drive outstanding pitching with a very but it was to no avail in changing inning but USF was saved from Despite being down 6-3. USF was swallowed in the belly by the solid defense working behind it. the verdict. further damage by the star of the still almost pulled the game out opposing pitcher, ending the But what the Dons desperately Dante Benedetti called on series, Kevin Cronin. With two of the fire. After Greg Jewett game. needed and never got was timely hitting in the right place. If USF had gotten two key hits, they could have taken two of the three games. "No doubt about it" said SKI SUGAR BOWL Midweek! Bowman, "we are missing the clutch hit. We haven't gotten a clutch hit yet." Quality . Convenience Value Dave Ogden took the mound for San Francisco in the first Midweek Lifts Indoor parking credit" Reduced Midweek 1 game and pitched brilliantly. He Service All Closest Major Resort irates * credit towards gave up just one run in the Major Runs to Sacramento and (Ski School Group fourth. 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Sullivan BDDOOTBS te Sports Editor WHERE DOES CONFIDENCE COME There have been many disaster restorations FROM? throughout history but none more demanding Where does the confidence needed to compete than the one going on here at the Hilltop. No I am in athletics come from? Ask any coach and he/she not talking about the Registrar's office or the will probably tell you that confidence comes from school's fiscal policy but rather the USF baseball within the athlete's own state of mind. And so the team. Not since the Marshall Plan has such an The Glory of athlete who lacks confidence also becomes ridden overwhelming task been attempted. with guilt feelings that he/she does not have the Stripped of all scholarship money several proper state of mind. The result — anguish. years ago, the program was barely kept afloat by the Hilltop People need others to tell them who they are head coach Dante Benedetti. The Dons hit rock and what they are capable of doing. This theory bottom two years ago when they posted a dismal applies successfully to the field of athletic conference record of 4-32. competition. Players look to their coaches to tell However baseball is experiencing a rebirth. them who they are on the court or field, and what First, Ken Bowman was hired as a fulltime they are, in turn, capable of doing. Thus, the assistant and secondly, the program now has the coach plays an enormous role in aiding or equivalent of eleven scholarships. The light can detracting from an athlete's confidence level — be seen at the end of the tunnel. or state of mind. The energetic Bowman has brought in some But why do athletes place so much of their outstanding young ball players and this emotional stability on coaches? Probably because difference will assuredly be seen as the year goes it is the coach who decides the most important on and especially next year. aspect of an athlete's career, namely playing The mound corps was built up by the addition time. To the athlete who is a member of the "20 of Jeff Dietrich and Dave Ogden both of whom Club" — 20 seconds left, 20 points ahead or 20 pitched well against Nevada Reno. Bowman and points down — he/she cannot help but feel Benedetti are especially high on Dietrich who is inadequate. only a freshman but was picked out of high school At the intercollegiate level of athletics, all of in the fifth round by the Los Angeles Dodgers. the participants have been "All-Something" at "He's basically a fastball pitcher," comments one time or another in their athletic careers. Bowman, "but his ball really moves. He has the Intercollegiate athletes are the "cream of the potential to be the best pitcher ever at USF. crop" so to speak. Yet, with this status, there is an "But he is still learning. He was so good in high increase in problems within the athlete's state of school he missed the finer points of pitching mind. Ideally, the adverse is believed to be the because his coaches never bothered to teach case, especially to those who take a superficial him." look at competition at the intercollegiate level. The two join Matt Allio to form a good but But, why are there more problems confronting somewhat shallow pitching staff. Allio, a these selected few? sophomore, has started slowly this year but I believe that personal confidence is the central judging from his freshman year, there is no issue by which all other conflicts revolve. If one doubt he will be a great college pitcher. does not feel confident about oneself in his/her USF's staff will be bolstered considerably in mainstay — athletics — then the future in this March when they are joined by John Hegwood, field can't help but be affected. The self-fulfilling who will pitch for them. prophesy is employed — My coach tells me I am "Hegwood's not bad," says Bowman. "He no good through his actions and therefore I am no throws hard. Maybe baseball's his future. When good. This type of attitude, which exists all too you're 6-5 and lefthanded you already have a frequently in intercollegiate sports, is incredibly couple of things going for you." detrimental to an athlete as he/she seeks to fulfill The strength of the Dons is their defense his/her own potential. especially up the all important middle where This is not to say of course that all athletes they have rifle-armed Mark Johnson behind the suffer from feelings of inadequacy. But in every plate, slick fielding Bill Murray and Monico participant's career — ranging from the starter Corral forming the double play combination and to the president of the "20 Club" — the question of Kevin Cronin in centerfield. Cronin's Nobody ever played defense as well as Bill Russell of the adequacy is raised and confidence is doubted. So phenomenal catch against Reno showed what he University of San Francisco. (Photo courtesy of USF Alumni why do people compete if they doubt themselves? can do. Office) Well, the answer to this question can probably Also against Reno, San Francisco received a be found in the expectations athletes have of tremendous boost from their outfield as Kevin by T. R. Sullivan reason Russell was always able to themselves. Often times an athlete expects that Cronin, Rick Doran and Mike Mooney all threw In December of 1891, Dr. outrebound Wilt Chamberlin in at one time in his/her career things will all fall out runners with strong throws. James A. Naismith invented the the NBA. together and the true essense of athletic The biggest question mark is the hittng which game of basketball in Spring Jones was also learning. In competition will be realized — namely broke down against UNR. Bowman believes he field Massachusetts. Between those days, defense was taught as confidence. The confidence to say "I did it." The has some good hitters in players such as Cronin, 1954 and 1956, Bill Russell and simply making your opponent confidence to say "I've reached my potential." Joe Torrise, Al Smoot and Rick Doran, they're K. C. Jones invented defense in a take the shot he wanted. But K. Every athlete is different and thus, the just not coming through. Against Wolfpack smelly old gym on the campus of C. thought differently. He realization of true confidence comes at different pitching the Dons struck out 39 times in 23 the University of San Francisco. figured out ways to make his times to different athletes. Moreover, this innings, many of them looking. And since that time, nobody has opponent take the shot he wanted realization is subject to different requisites and "We are not aggressive enough," laments ever surpassed the defense him to take, when he wanted him variables. So it is just as easy for the player who Bowman. "You don't mind players striking out abilities of Bill Russell and K. C. to take it, from the place he scores 20 points a game to question his/her but you want them to go down swinging. That's Jones. wanted his man to shoot. confidence and adequacy as it is for the player why Reno made so few errors. We didn't put the Neither Russell nor Jones were He also learned the art of who seldom sees playing time. ball in play enough and find out what they can do. natural athletes. But they both getting beat on defense the At this level of competition, dedication must be What USF needs is a big RBI man they can worked hard, under the proper way. Because Jones knew taken for granted since the great majority of depend on. One man they have been looking at to guidance of their coach Phil if he could make his man drive athletes are in college to play sports. Thus, an fill this role is catcher Mark Johnson who does Woolpert and long after practice the lane from the right direction, athlete cannot rest his/her confidence on how not hit for average but is capable of hitting the had been adjourned. In those there would be Russell ready to many hours he/she puts in the gym or out on the long ball. long hours they learned a great easily swat the shot. And while field. And at this level of competition, the athlete "People are going to look at our record and say deal about the game of the player was driving, K. C. cannot look to the coach to give him or her it's the same old baseball team," said Bowman. basketball. would take off down the court confidence as the coaches are often ridden with "But it's not. We haven't gotten discouraged but One of the things Russell and wait for his roommate's many other pressures. So, the athlete must look to we are pressing too much. Guys like Allio are learned was height is not outlet pass. self and honestly question and analyze his/her being too hard on themselves. I honestly think we important as it may seem, even in Coach Woolpert taught Jones feelings and potential level. and Russell about a player's are going to jell as the season goes on." rebounding. He admitted he was Such a pursuit may come as second nature to The Dons are in a strong league though. In fact surprised to discover that three blind spot. Woolpert told them many. But to the athlete who is told he/she is the NCBA is rated the third toughest baseball quarters of the rebounds were there was a certain spot in a great at one point and who doesn't feel great conference in the country. It will be hard for the grabbed at or below the level of player's peripheral vision where within his/her own state of mind, self analyzation Dons to retain their confidence over a tough sixty the basket — a height all college they reacted slower than normal. is not only difficult but also painful. The athlete game schedule that will result in more losses players can reach easily. Soon Russell could position must ask self — Can I do it? If the answer is no than wins. So Russell and Jones drilled himself in a player's blindspot so then hanging up the gym shoes is in order. But if And although USF will never replace USC in themselves in the fundamentals that he would either charge into the answer is yes, then the athlete has stumbled college baseball stature. I predict that the of positioning and blocking out. Russell or have his shot blocked. over the barrier of confidence. He/she will then University of San Francisco, with the same And as they did so, the K. C, on the other hand, learned gain the confidence, or reaffirm the confidence determining distances in those how to steal a player's dribble by needed to fulfill his/her own potential players they have now, will soon have a baseball no team they can be proud of. rebounds became horizontal ones going through his blind spot. matter what. and were conquered. It was the Continued on page 19 February 15,19801 SPORTS- 19 sophomore Gene Brown, who the Dons. On this night he gave Bill Russell is the greatest I've never been frightened that Hilltop was very quick and could shoot advance warning to what he defensive player who ever lived. we would lose a ball game. effectively from the outside, Hal could do by burying 26 points Russell held Logan to just twelve Tonight was no different." Continued from page IS Perry took over the role of team while Russell swept away 23 points while scoring 26 points But Jack Gardner, head coach When the 1955-56 basketball captain, playmaker and he also rebounds. The overmatched himself in his last game in a USF of Utah summed it all up the season arrived, San Francisco's played great defense. All of Mustangs were also swept away uniform. And that last game best: winning streak stood at twenty- which eased the loss of Jones. by a margin of 86-68. resulted in Bill Russell's 55th "USF is the greatest six games. And opposing coaches Both Mike Farmer and Carl Bill Logan, Iowa's 6-8 center, victory and second National intercollegiate basketball team knew it would be a long time Boldt gave Russell assistance on scored 36 points against Temple Championship in a row. ever assembled and Bill Russell before the Dons would be the boards. in the other semifinal, propelling Captain Hal Perry said after is the Babe Ruth of basketball." defeated. For this was Russell But with all this help, Russell the Hawkeyes into the that final game: "I want to assure and K. C. Jones' senior season was still the main man. In the championship game against San you of one thing. Ever since I and USF was considered the opening game against John Francisco. But Logan, like every started playing first string with greatest college basketball team Wooden's UCLA Bruins he was center before him found out why Russell and Jones and the rest. ever assembled. matched against Willy "the Nobody doubted that San Whale" Naulls, an outstanding Francisco would easily qualify center in his own right. for the NCAA tournament. But But Naulls and Wooden soon when the tournament started, found out why Russell was Phil Woolpert would run into a renown. Several times Naulls problem. Because of eligibility looked up and saw an over the rules, K. C. Jones could not head slam by his opponent participate in any post-season coming straight at his face as play. He was only eligible for the Russell scored 21 points while regular season. blocking several shots. Brown During the regular season, led the Dons with 23 points, Jones and Russell were awesome demonstrating how worthy a and nobody could stop them. replacement he was for K. C. When USF met Cal, their former Jones. John Wooden's first visit coach, Pete Newell, tried to slow to the NCAA tournament was down offense but even that shattered by a 72-61 loss. failed. National powerhouses In the Regional championship such as Holy Cross, UCLA, game, Utah scored 77 points, the Marquette and DePaul all were most scored on USF all season. demolished by the San Francisco But Russell had 27 and Brown steam roller. When the season finished with 18 as the Dons ended, USF was ranked number sealed up their second Western one in everyone's poll. crown with a 92-77 victory. Once again the Western Southern Methodist Universi Regionals were held in Corvallis ty braced themselves for Russell Oregon. 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She said that not Senate members, and did not of Metropolitan State University leadership in developing many The most enthusiastically the Senate might not be have to be present. in Denver on February 1. innovative educational pro discussed subject at the Febru considering the "educational In his Treasurer's Report, Dr. Howe's position is being grams" and for increasing the ary meeting of the ASUSF Sen purpose" of the school. Magnani- Schunk reported that "on the filled by acting Dean Dr. Colin number of Continuing Educa ate was the question of what to do Williams pointed out that the whole the Association is doing Silverthorne. An associate tion students from 30 in 1975 to with senators who scheduled students' "main purpose is to be hunky-dory." As of December 18, professor of psychology and 1,000 currently enrolled in eight classes during _ senate in school." ASUSF held $52,636 in its former chairman of the undergraduate and graduate meetings. Despite this question of the coffers for the use of various Psychology Department, programs. The senators present at the value of extracurriculars, the student groups. Silverthorne has been associate Howe earned his Bachelor's meeting voiced unanimous dean of Continuing Education Degree from USF in 1967, and irritation at the members that since the Fall '79 semester. his Master's and Doctorate have taken Tuesday and Silverthorne received a B.S. in degrees from the University of Thursday evening classes when 1966 from the University of California at Davis. He had been they should be attending the London, and earned his master's teaching at USF since 1968. As a meetings. and doctorate from the sociology professor, Howe led one Senator Steve Settelmayer University of Cincinnati. He has of the first student groups into expressed the view of the Senate been with the university since Mainland China in January of by stating that he couldn't 1970. 1973. "believe people would schedule classes when they know they have an obligation." Senior class President Guido VP of Administration Galli charged the missing representatives with "shirking Leaves responsibility." Continued from front created by the loss of Davis will The ASUSF representatives In his capacity as "In House" not be filled. Fr. LoSchiavo has toyed with the idea that they counsel, Davis supervised and redirected the responsibilities of should change the time for coordinated negotiations, but Davis to other administrators. Senate meetings from 6:30 on outside counsel was sought for Fr. LoSchiavo said, "Thie will be Thursday nights, but agreed that actual negotiation between the a step toward relieving our their own schedules wouldn't University and Faculty and the present budget crunch. The allow any change. Perry Clark clerical staff union. Nature of Davis' position was On an idea first mentioned by always temporary." NRCC Chairperson Dave Dobbs, The ASUF Senate met before a packed house of one on The second major area of February 7. concern for Davis was the Office Mr. Hancock, the new Vice Settelmayer proposed that the of Public Safety. Davis has tried President for Business and by-laws, which previously proposed by-line change was The Senate passed the charter to shape policy that will enhance Finance, will assume the allowed class to be an excuse for passed. of the Jewish Students the effectiveness of Public greatest additional burden. He missing a meeting, be removed In other matters, Vice- Association, though most Senate Safety. He feels the office is in will be responsible for budget except for second semester President Sue Kraus announced members had not seen a copy of extremely good hands in the coordination, the computer Seniors (who might need the that AS President Fred Schluep the proposed Constitution. person of its director, "Yosh" center, and Public Safety. The class to graduate). and Treasurer Joe Schunk could Kraus announced that on Yasinitsky. Davis hopes that Director for Employee Rela In the ensuing discussion, no no longer be depended on to February 27, she, Schluep, and a officers will eventually acquire tions, George Salerno, will take opposition developed, save attend meetings. few others would be meeting "Peace Officer" status which on the Davis legacy in Personnel. "devil's advocate Loretta Schluep explained that both he with Fr. President LoSchiavo. would entitle the Office of Public Richard Highfield in the Office Magnani-Williams, Director of and the treasurer were advisors, Safety to federal assistance and of Planning will assume the free Academy training. directorship of the Management Under Davis' purview also Internship Program. were the allocation of space both In his last month and a half, USF Alumnus Runs on the main campus and at Lone Davis is coordinating a Mountain; the Management Development Program between Studies Program, which strives USF and Shanghai Normal to incorporate data analysis and University in the People's for Congress research techniques into Republic of China. Included in University decision making; the the program is a student Management Studies Internship exchange planned for this by Dominica Leung himself." Deficit spending, "pillaging the productive." summer. Davis has no plans Program; the reorganization of Dennis McQuaid, a 1970 Law McQuaid said, "merely delays McQuaid scored John Burton the New Computer Systems beyond his own trip to China to the day of reckoning ... A na as a symbol of what is wrong with finalize plans for the program. School graduate, declared his purchased last year; and the candidacy for the Republican tion cannot spend itself rich. Congress. "Leadership is budget coordination of the Fr. LoSchiavo commended nomination in the 5th Congres Wealth must be produced and something we have not seen from University colleges and Davis, saying, "He's done a really sional District primary election not conjured up out of thin air." our present congressman," departments. 'ine job. He does things in June 1980. He has the support Charging Burton with a record McQuaid said, declaring, "I can The administrative vacancy thoroughly and methodically. of the Republican National of supporting deficit spending, do a better job." Committee and the National McQuaid said the incumbent is Announcements Republican Congressional Committee. The 5th District includes all of Richard Morefield There will be a conference held If you have other concerns that Marin, rural areas around in Washington, D.C. concerning could help " Ms. Strode better Petaluma and part of San Financial Aid questions. Mi represent USF at this national Francisco. Escaped At First chelle Strode is the student rep conference, please leave all sug McQuaid was born in San resentative from USF attending gestions at the ESCMS office in Diego and attended high school by Marcella Farragher Anders, Ode, and Morefield were this confereence between Phelan 135. She will need these in Mountain View. He graduated Two American hostages, one of walking down a street talking February 21st and February suggestions by Wednesday, from St. Patrick's Seminary in whom is a USF alumnus, about going to the British 24 th. February 20, 1980. Menlo Park in 1961 with a managed to escape the U.S. Embassy for help. Ms. Storde would appreciate bachelor's degree in philosophy. embassy in Tehran but were It is unclear how Ode and suggestions and questions about The Counseling and Health He served in the Air Force and is recaptured. Consular Officers Morefield were recaptured and financial aid problems. Some Department is sponsoring a a reserve major in the judge Richard Morefield, a USF brought back to the Embassy. questions that students should weight reduction group for advocate's office. McQuaid has alumnus, and Robert Ode However, the British Embassy feel free to ask deal with undergraduate and graduate been practicing law in Novato escaped with three other was occupied by an Iranian mob problems with financial aid. students. since 1970. However, he has diplomats when a student mob for a brief period. rearranged his law practice and stormed the gates of the Consular officers Ode and In Memoriam is already campaigning on a full- Chancery Bailding in Tehran. Morefield have been seen quite time basis. Mark Lijek, Kathleen often during the crisis when Mr. Robert Richards, husband Memorial services will be held McQuaid, who chaired the Stafford, Robert Anders, visitors were permitted to enter of June Richards, Secretary of Thursday February 14 at 3 p.m. Marin campaign for the Richard Morefield, and Robert the compound. the USF Department of at the Chapel of the Highlands, Proposition 4 government Ode and a group of Iranian Richard Morefield studied at Chemistry, died Monday El Camino Real at Millwood spending limit, stressed the need employees left the embassy USF and graduated in 1951 with February 11, of a ruptured Drive, Millbrae. to stop federal deficit spending. grounds by the rear doors when a B.A. in history from the College aneurysm in the brain. He was In lieu of flowers, contribu By contrast, he said, the the trouble began. of Liberal Arts. age 53, and a native of Indiana. tions are preferred to the O.E.S. incumbent, Democrat John Kim King, a salesman who was At the embassy in Tehran, He leaves his wife. June, a son, Cancer Dressing Fund, 720 Burton consistently has voted for in Tehran at that time, saw the Richard Morefield is the third Richard, Jr., a daughter, Pamela Flood Bldg., San Francisco, a deficit federal budget "while five leave the embassy by the ranking diplomat. Huskey, and a brother and sister. 94102. still voting for a pay raise for rear doors. Lijek, Stafford,