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The SAGA Way' Celluloid Previews October 29, 1970 THE CAROLINA JOURNAL Pane 5 ^The SAGA Way’ by Hilda niccaiiey It they can convince Mr. Ernest Prices are the main complaint Creatures in the food, prices, that their evaluation of their meat of the commuter population. Mr. and above all the contrasting ease is accurate, he’ll buy it. Ernest said he’d heard complaints or difficulty with which the food However, he added, that only about the prices until they were is forced down the throat are applies to major companies with coming out his ears. He said that three of the main areas of reputations. For a smaller he had compared SAGA’s prices complaint about the SAGA Food company, like the local Jamison’s with those before SAGA took Service. Livermush, he would demand to over. He further added that in few Mr. VV. L. Ernest, SAGA Food see a government grade on it. very cases did SAGA prices vaiy Service Director at UNCC, SAGA uses the same brands of more than five cents from the old willingly discussed the problems canned toods that are familiarly ones. with the JOURNAL. tound on grocers shelves. If for At the dorm cafeteria, SAGA As stated in a companion story, some reason, like complaints, the has a deal with the the food is cooked according to food doesn’t work out, brands are Administraation that it will be recipes handed down by the switched. For example, this paid a lump sum (computed by company’s head office. The reporter worked in the kitchen the formula of cost per meal X quality of the food is another with the staff in researching this attendance tactor X number of matter. For example, all meat in story. Cook James Vance and Mr. meals served) and for that money the United States is inspected for Ernest had a friendly argument will guarantee 21 meals per week. wholesomeness, i.e., whether or about the pizza crusts being In this fashion, the not it is fit for human prepared on that day. “These new Administration can actually consumption. The stamp, crusts,” Vance said smilingly, “are budget how much money they “Government Inspected,” means no good. They stick together. will spend on food that year, that the animal was killed and We’re going to have to throw guaranteeing a minimal loss rate. bled properly, and that it was not them away.” With this system, SAGA would diseased when killed. “Oh, no you don’t,” Mr. Ernest take a loss if food prices suddenly If the meat packer chooses, and replied. To me he added, “Mr. skyrocket. If the prices were to for a price, he can have the meat Vance loves to throw things away drop (and Mr. Ernest added that graded by the government for when they don’t suit him. Wliere’s has never happened in recent quality. The grades range from a spatula? I’ll get them apart.” years,) they’d make a killing. prime to choice to good on down. After prying off a few of the In the commuter cafeteria, Most of the graded meat used in stubborn wheels, he gave up. limits on how much can be SAGA kitchens is choice. Mr. Luckily, they were stocked with" charged for each item arc set by a Ernest explained that prime had enough of another type of crust Food Service Committee headed more fat than would be to go ^ around. “All right, Mr. by Dean of Students Donald acceptable to most students. Vance,” Ernest said afterwards. McKay, and including three Some company’s (Armour, for “We’ll get your kind. We just faculty members, three dorm QUANTITY WITHOUT QUALITY? example) meat have what is called might have to throw these other a meat packer’s equivalent grade. damn things away.” (continued on page 11) Celluloid Previews: popular series LOLITA - Stanley Kubrick’s (Dr. makes people unhappy. Oskar Werner and by llyod rose and telephone company (and who doesn’t Strangelove; 2001: A Space Odyssey) Juhe Christie aren’t at their best, but mike mcculley film of the brilliant novel by Vladimir hate the telephone company?) Don’t miss Cyril Cisack gives a nice cameo as the fire this one. Nabokov which tells the story of a man chief and Truffant creates a nicely “Cinema ‘70” will offer the following imprisoned by his passion for a films for your enlightenment and chilling Orwellian future. twelve-year old girl. James Mason is the 100 RIFLES — Jim Brown as a enjoyment throughout the coming year, possessed Humbert Humbert, Peter desperado and Raquel Welch in a wet, on most Friday evenings. Room C-220, at Sellers is the depraved Quilty and Sue clinging shirt. What more do you need in nine p.m. Lyon is the nyphet who is both victim the loves OF ISADORA — Vanessa a rip-it-up western adventure story? and victimizer in this satirical, blackly Redgrave gives a brilliant performance as DARK OF THE SUN - Plenty of humorous film. Isadora Duncan, the slightly mad free BANDELERO - James Stewart and blood, gore, treachery and all-around spirit who revolutionized modern dance, Dean Martin as brothers who rob a bank violence as Jim Brown, Rod Taylor and ine film was butchered by the and take Raquel Welch along as a hostage. Yvette Mimeux forge their way into the CASINO ROY ALE - Show do you distributors who cut it down from three beat Sean Connery as Bond? You replace A. nice gory shoot-out of a climax and interior of Africa after $50 million worth hours but were unable to disguise its plenty of excitement along the way. of diamonds. him with David Niven, Peter Sellers, and excellence. With Jason Robards and Woodeys Allen, throwing in Joanna James Fox. Shimkus and Ursula Andress for the sex REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE - James PLANET OF THE APES - A appeal. The result is a sloppy but funny THE WRONG BOX — a madcap Dean in his epitome role as^ young man Darwinian reverse in which Charlton film, easy on the brain and with a very English farce which takes grave-side full of anger but no direction and so Heston finds himself on a planet where fine score by Bert Bacharach. humor to new heights. With John Mills doomed to self-destruction. One of the simians are the higher form of life and he, Michael Caine, Peter Cook, Dudley most typical and finest of the American Moore, and Peter Sellers as a nutty doctor as a man, is regarded as savage. A nice I LOVE YOU, ALICE B. TOKLAS - 50 s movies. “A strange and forceful who absentmindedly blots the ink on his twist of an ending. With Maurice Evans Alice B. Toklas once published a picture’ - Arthur Knight. Yesterday’s f^es death certificates with a kitten. and Roddy McDowell. cookbook with a recipe for hashish Easy Rider” story. “Vintage black comedy....”—TIME brownies in it. That about covers the plot “Continually diverting.”—Hollis Alpert as Peter Sellers goes hippie with Leigh ROSEMARY’S BABY — Roman THE IPCRESS FILE — Michael Caine Polanski’s chilling thriller of witchcraft in Taylor-Young. See it and discover how as the unwilling, sardonic, insubordinate Manliattan. Mia Farrow is excellent as brownies can change your LUV - two misfits trade an equally secret agent who successfully resists both Rosemary, the pregnant young wife life. imsfit wife with hysterical, satirical brainwashing and the machinations of results in this modern black comedy. treacherous higher-ups. One of the best of convinced witches are after her baby; PHANTOM OF THE OPERA - John Cassavetes and Sidney Blackman are With Jack Lemmon, Peter Falk and the spy films, fast-paced and surprising. Lon Chaney gives one of the most Elaine May. properly ominous as the treacherous terrifying performances ever seen on the husband and suave head of the witch screen in this film which, though silent, is CAN HIERONYMOUS MERKIN coven; and Ruth Gordon won an Oscar one of the best horror films made. EVER FORGET MERCY HUMPPE AND for her role as the busybody witch next THE AMOROUS ADVENTURES OF FIND TRUE HAPPINESS? a merkin is a door. MOLL FLANDERS — the female pubic hairpiece. 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