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Maine CampusVol. 80, No.10 March 5, 1976 University readies for budget hearing

BY SHERRY BOWDEN still does not have all the details of where The University of Maine's special the cuts would come from at each request for $6.4 million will be heard by university. Amounts which could be cut the Appropriations and Finance Commit- from each university would include tee of the legislature on March 10 at 1:30 $148,795 from UMA, $245,111 from UMF, p.m. in the Augusta Civic Center. $94,250 from UMFK, and $110.935 from UMO President Howard R. Neville will the Machias campus. UMPG would be cut be among those attending the hearing and $734,425, UMPI would be cut • $172,435. will speak for the Administrative Council. and the UMO campus's budget would be There will also be speeches made by 51.915248. The Chancellor's Office and Chancellor Patrick E. McCarthy, faculty State Wide Services feel they would cut members, employes of the university and $352,764 from their budget. A ten per several students. This time the university cent cut from that budget would be system will be armed with specific figures $165,655. however the chancellor said and cuts. At a meeting Wednesday, they feel strongly they ought to concen- Chancellor McCarthy. his staff and the trate the money on the instructional university presidents discussed each delivery system rather than on state wide school's projected program cuts. services. After a ten hour meeting, five universi- Total budget cuts for the entire ty's reports were sent back for revisions, University of Maine system add up to some major, some minor. University of $3,586.854. Maine at Machias' report was approved, The general impact of the budget cuts be but was to be looked at over the weekend. to the whole university system would 10 per UMO's proposed cuts were approved as far reaching. If the university's by the reported. cent cut is not reinstated will Although the chancellor has now tabu- legislature, at least 160 positions or vacancies will not lated the final dollar figures of a 10 either be eliminated programs will be percent brclget cut at each uriversity, he be filled, five academic closed and at least three buildings closed. • photo by —During the meeting the budgets were Rhett Wetland looked over carefully," said McCarthy. McCarthy keys "We looked at the criteria being pursued, areas considered essential to higher performance education, areas which would haave to his face cuts first, if cuts were necessary, and finally the overall impact of all the fact-gathering proposed action." to By the end of next week all of the proposed cuts will be in. McCarthy is BY JEFF W. BEEBE release the cuts will be in. As the University of Maine approaches planning to is planning to release the cuts a legislative showdown in Augusta Chan- McCarthy public, as well as to the legislature cellor Patrick E. McCarthy has described to the hearing. his role as mostly "fact-gathering and at the committee information-providing." McCarthy and numerous university Student President officials and representatives will testify at Appropriations and Finance Committee hearings on the university $6.4 million another term supplemental budget request beginning McGowan won't seek next Wednesday. March 10, at the Civic Center. Augusta McGowan, a junior who is eligible for He said he doesn't want to blame are things that have to be done, BY JAG ROY "There re-election, told the senators he wants to his decision on apathy in the senate, even that are difficult that don't "I think I can do things that will be things stay involved in the university but in a though he feels it does exist. Rather he gain headlines," said more useful on a different level and for necessarily different capacity. For example, he hopes stressed he needs a chance to develop Thursday. "They are the hard that reason I've decided not to run McCarthy for a position on the Board of Trustees. personally and according to him. the information-providing again," Student Senate President Jim fact-gathering This semester he was Chairperson for the General Student Senate needs that chance that in the long run will make the McGowan told the Senate Wednesday things University of Maine Organization of too. continued on page 2 evening. Student Government(UMOSG)and plans to run for that position again in the fall. Reviewing his year in office. McGowan says quotation in BDN said, "I'll give myself a ribbon on one Clark He takes credit for having begun McGowan feels if he were re-elected the thing". Legal Service this year on the Orono senate would remain basically the same. of his views campus. Previously students had only a not representative He explained he committed himself as part-time attorney. McGowan believes much as he could as GSS president but recollection at all" of saying it. "But he is the greatest program "The people who aren't so good—they feels he can now be of more use to the Legal Service (BDN reporter Wayne Reilly) has a has come up with in his tenure. get experience and stay." students by branching out in different UMO recollection that I said it and he has That quotation, referring to UMO areas. faculty members and attributed in Thurs- notes," said Clark. "If I said something Elections for Student Senate will be to like that there must have been some held in mid-April. day's Bangor Daily News Vice president McGowan is a history major and a McGowan feels the Jim by Clark who said qulaification." controversy and the Collective Clark, was refuted transfer student from Portland-Gorham. budget it "certainly doesn't represent my view-" Reilly had no comment except to say Bargaining proposal, which would seat Last year he was the youngest president that he had not misquoted Clark. The vice and give them input into the ever to be elected. students UMO faculty president claimed Reilly' must have taken will be major concerns The quote angered many "I've had a lot of temptation to run bargaining process, members and both Clark and the Maine something I said out of context." of the Senate and its new president. we don't Campus received letters severely critical "I'd be the last one to say that because of again and right up till February vacation I of him before the day was out(see page have good peple here who stay McGowan said he will not reconsider his believe in was willing". McGowan said. However, five for Letters to the Editor.) dedication to Maine and who decision not to run. "I've made my have over the past few weeks he has had Clark did not deny making the the institution." said Clark. "We I'll stick by it." While second thoughts. decision and statement, he said he had "just no ven able, excellent. people." 2 Maine Campus / March 5. 1976 *McCarthy performance keyed onfact-finding

441,ifiv ing the governor and arranging for continued from page 1 introduction of its own bill earlier in the university a more credible institution," session, McCarthy said he believes, he said. "there is a process for getting funded by McCarthy fielded charges that his office the legislature and its' incumbent upon us has kept too low a profile in the drive for that process first. rest legislative approval of the university 1 iene saying he is "trying to build a request, "If we were to go it all by ourselves Tom broad base of support for the university, without asking for the due review of all WOL which is time consuming if not as colorful the various agencies, I think we'd be seen But as it might be if we grandstand it." as being naive," he explained. "I think He. the democratic process is an interesting so 1 with The Chancellor met Wednesday one -- its not an easy one, but you know, 13 UM campuses the presidents of the seven people have a right to comment along the of I reports of to receive their initial tentative way. and often you learn slot about your rest he found budget impacts. However, own request Having to justify it is a good ago detailed and several reports insufficiently exercise." he added. wit asked that they be revised and returned to 13u! in time for the hearings. him next week McCarthy. who said, "there is no single the I sent them back for "The reason person who can get the university 1 is that I wanted to be sure we got revision funded," deemphasizes his own admit- me right," he said. "You know. the numbers tedly low-profile, technical responsibility" pro together the necessary statistics gathering while emphasizing the university's need att to display the impact of the 10 per cent cut for a profile of unity. vet has meant that I had to give full freedom eye to utilize the entire decision making "The thing we have to guard against 1 that I process at the campuses. Even with most carefully is panicking and appearing the had to give an additional shove at the last to fight among ourselves and not making wa minute to get the commimes really the best possible case," he said. "It's a chi (Joy ernor James B. for wastefulness and a reluctance to make working.•• will study both complex and comprehensive request and the supplemental budget bill further cuts. Longley's State rnly comprehensive support is going to the university's $6.4 When asked if the university might Besides his fact gathering function. and a bill to provide 4et us fully funded." rea submitted Monday by have charted an easier course by bypass- McCarthy still sees a great need to million which was be Palmer of Nobleboro. increase awareness of the university's Rep. Linwood grt presence in the state. "Very few families as a supporter of Body Shop RESEARCH he: in the state of Maine are not touched Palmer is not known and the report of est directly or indirectly by the University of the University of Maine, Thousands o opics which he chaired Old Town Maine." he pointed out. a subcommittee study Send for your up-to-date, 160- proposed a $1,175 increase in resident catalog. Enclose "One of the things about the University Body & Fender Repairing Page, mail order tuition for the system graduate school to cover postage and of Maine that we assumed is that Painting & Welding $1.00 programs. He reportedly introduced the handling. everybody knows about it and that's not Gas, Oil & Auto simply as a favor to the Accessories true,•• he continued. "I said when I first legislation RESEARCH ASSISTANCE, INC. just to get it into the hearing came here I thought the University of university 34 N. MAIN 11322 IDAHO AVE , # 206 to be the best kept secret process. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90025 Maine seemed OLD TOWN,MAINE in the state. I spent eight months trying (2131 477-8474 of Trustees had originally to get the message to a much broader The Board 10W ARD STURGEON PROF Our research papers are sold for budget request to Gov. public." he said. submitted their 827-2400 research purposes only. include it in his McCarthy thinks the university .will Longley, who did not has repeatedly stand well on its merits in the committee budget package and and its management hearings in Augusta. because he believes critici/ed the system The School of Performing Arts, Univ. of Maine at Orono "the best hope of the university getting fully funded is its performance...and it is THEATRE performing very well. ELMORE MAINE MASQUE et, witynly "The facts of the situation, both as -presents- spoken by the students. faculty, and their titan1/2fare

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Maine Campus / March 5 1976 3 Fig of My Heart restaurant opens for New vegetarian n the leves, not all The interior design of the restaurant BY GEORGE HANSEN out and eat a lot and we really were ed by was done by Hutchins' brother and the success out of a vegetarian that pleased with most of the places we on us Making a work was a joint effort by all relatively inexper- had gone to," she said. carpentry restaurant run by two motif is evidenced by in Old Grant, a nutrition student at UMO, does three. The natural ienced part-time college students, for the walls and of the cooking. She has been the use of natural pine ;elves Town, Maine is the sort of proposition that the majority in the received experience booths. The only incongruency of all make any serious skeptic smile. a cook all her life and would in a theme is a red neon sign in the window But, the plain truth is that the Fig of My with vegetarian cuising by working seen proclaiming to the passerby that there is a is doing extremely well natural foods co-op and restaurant in think Heart restaurant within. Philadelphia, Pa. restaurant :sting so far under just these circumstances. of My Heart, in other duties of operating Whether or not the Fig know, Bobbie-Lynn Hutchins and Sarah Grant Many of the is Hutchins, a field which Miss Hutchins admits opened their natural foods the business are assumed by 1g the of Bar Harbor unexplored, can sustain itself is a auestinn Street two weeks who also contributes some of the ideas for is your restaurant on No. Main the skeptics. For now "business The world could use pleased new dishes. left to good ago and thus far are extremely all that counts. a few good miracles The moderately priced menu, ( a great" and that's with the reception they have been getting. now. melted cheese goes for along about Business has been so good in fact that nut-burger with night. $1.75,) contains items both familiar and Like a mirarle (A love And a miracle of single they ran out of food last Friday OLD TOWN concern for our fellow man. the average carnivor. A dedication and .ersity The Fig of My Heart, which serves no unfamiliar to This is the work of the Priests of Holy Cross. does include dairy typical menu includes vegetable pot pies, FURNITURE To serve our fellow man, and to make tdmit- meat or fish, but in which to live. been multitude of omelettes, spaghetti with Home Furnishings the world a better place talks — products and eggs in the menu, has a Complete What about you? If a total commitment is and a variety of other us. Odds are need attracting vegetarians and non- eggplant sauce Since 1915 what you're looking for, loin almost items with less common names like miso you'll never turn water into wine, but you vegetarians alike and praise from hatred into love. And that punch and black cherry & High Grade will help turn everyone. soup, pelican Medium is the greatest miracle of them all the owners eat seafood Furniture gainst The two young women vegetarians juice. Although is absent from the bill of Given to HOLY CROSS PRIESTS caring themselves, for over two years have occasionally it Special Attention because as Hutchins said. "We Your Individual Needs for information and 'Name taking wanted to open such a restaurant and fare, bee booklet write to show people that there didn't Street 'It's a chose the Orono-Old Town area to make wanted I Rev. Leo A. PAIsAlli, CSC be flesh on the plate to have a 827-2183 I 1135 Clinton Avenue City st and their stand. need to and really great meal." I Bridgeport, Coon. 06604 Zip I ig to "We came to the university N. Main St., Old Town the dishes that are served do 44 realized this is someplace where it would Some of -like texture which some be feasible. The vegetarian idea is have a meat ii in their foods. This is growing and the vegetarian conference vegetarians prefer for the use jof a great deal of NO RIG WAS here last summer created alot of inter- one reason in the cooking. est." said Hutchins. "We both like to go eggplant TOO BIG FOR THEM TO HANDLE!

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Is and Mr. Levi has all new Select yours while the pickin's good The Quiet Company NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE • MILWAU:.11 NML GALS Check out the Gals' Department / March 5, 1976 4 Maine Campus this summer the millions of other young men whose fancy turns to the pros. In four years here Bob ... his ability and attitude have earned him a solid ever realize. 'Bye Last Saturday night in The Pit was one of respect that few students will those nights you experience maybe once or and good luck_ twice in four years here, if you're lucky. It was To the edii both a goodbye and a hello night, a night to let Harold Harold warmth spill from hearts in honor and tribute and Brad Hal Alfond, as John Mair and respect and thanks. ...And a warm welcome to Harold it was said that hinney. Unfortunately,journalists too often become so if we could say it any better than an ovation that gen, Jim I overwhelmed with the affairs of the head they night in The Pit. He actually got it was good to ton. Henry cannot take the time to express the moods of the outshone Warner's farewell, and go on and roar that it was heart. We had wanted to take a moment to feel it and realize as it grew to a above an unique speak of a couple sporting moments, but that not a $400,000 thank-you, but a more are respect and James Cla budget, you know... University of Maine expression of goddammed Academic Sports were in the news, twice in a row at the pride. pride and And not bottom of page one, in two almost grossly We'd like to belatedly echo the rafters Saturday, not unfamiliar, methodical dissections of Bob Warner's chances respect that rang from the ments och many thousands of successfully climbing the stairsteps of the only for Mr. Alfond, but for the members continued stars. Lest it appear that our only interest was of Mainers and Americans whose the allege Maine nourishes camp in the controversy and readership of the two devotion to the University of this educational and NM% Why sui pieces, we would like to pause for a deep breath our own steadfast pride in our cultural institutions. Dr. Clark i to wish the best of luck to Bobby when he joins 4 edition o NEWS at faculty de where the students attracted 1 Route 202 / Reflections people wh, get experi Well no -scenes with the budget without the dollar signs above are Behind-the have deve have up till now. Take it or leave it. No I'm almost convinced that by now most casual readers of the Maine Campus are let you in if you use nothing but what you they have the committee objected, so there I sat for getting tired of seeing the word "budget" on the front page, because they know that ears." "It's a deal." I said, and nobody on the stude somewhere under that headline they'll find my byline and a mess of five, six, and 45 very interesting minutes. however. We still had to agree on the terms seven digit numbers. That was not the last deal of the day, for the news value, for the political I'd like to say I'm just as tired of writing this stuff, but the feeling is more one of of the Monday leak. I just wanted the stuff, to give it to me, too, but because frustration that you could only understand by trying this job for two consecutive value, and for the thrill of a scoop. Neville wanted tactfully or very secretly. We frustrating because we don't really have a choice between reporting or of his position. he has to do such things either very issues. It's To the Ed not reporting the budget problem: the values of our trade and the community impact chose the tactful strategy. and he This is that such news be placed on page one even when we'd like to I assured Neville I would get several copies of the material in any event, of the events demand he was letters 1 percentages and politics and play something light. agreed. and we decided he would give me the stuff and inform the Chancellor take a rest from the pressures of Farnham ; As an editor, I worry that the continuous assault of budget headlines will doing it. I picked up my copy and Neville told me that McCarthy had at Campus c soon begin to turn off readers before they read the stories. As a reporter. I So Monday but Neville had told him I sould have ten copies The mo worry for the same reason that people will turn away from something with first not liked the idea. McCarthy acquiesced. Neville was right, because by dinner got. I ins my byline above it because of the bad things they've already found under anyway, so were about as many copies floating around campus as there were and sit in my name, including big numbers, big words, big sentences and the there printed the next day. Digging up news leaks at UMO is easier Hall. Mo frequent arrogance in my style that creeps off page four into the news newspapers 202 than digging clams, if you're in the right office when the tide ebbs. from 9';31:1 columns no matter how hard I try to suppress it. the material. I told Neville I was toying with the idea of giving pay for th Personally. I have been hunting for things to write about the budget that When I got Bangor Daily News right then, under a Maine Campus byline, I have could be fun but still newsworthy. I think I found one with the "How does it all to the television statiuons that day too. We discussed it, and Neville was for 11 yea he do it decision-making story Friday and I think I've found one here. and hitting the discover second hand the next day. Anyway. I retire th column is the result of a challenge I issued to myself the other very much opposed. for reasons I would rou see, this to enjoy the big scoop. I old in yea about the budget controversy without using a single I decided against playing plumber Monday, and decided day —could I write something my heart pitcher I could, so here goes. I thought I might describe think I made a bad decision. dollar sign? I bet myself a due to the maneuvering that went into Tuesday's front page. first and a some of the behind-the-scenes My philosophy as editor of this newspaper is that we are a newspaper in contad broad, walked into the newsroom journalist first Jean Meserve. Bangor's best broadcasting student newspaper second. And I have always considered myself a wonderful Schorr of northern New England." She was and none of m% Tuesday and called me "The Daniel and a student second. (By the way, very few of my colleagues In any paper and a copy of Neville's budget message to readers share m% there to pick up a copy of the professors share my personal priorities, and I'd presume very few ours there all three Bangor television stations and provided Chancellor McCarthy. I had called editorial priorities. Tough.) step out o of the material. and cartooning on such each one with a copy So I'm responsible for the coverage and comment speak of chart were still a confidential administrative the stock market. At that time, the letter and "out-of-bounds" subjects as the 200-mile limit and the SST and small per between Neville and McCarthy, officially; Neville had refused to give communities, communication We would like to do much more, especially with the Orono and Bangor fortunate even after we published it and McCarthy has is limited. I a copy to the Bangor Daily News but since we are students in a very student enviornment, our reach them. anybody. refused to give anything to accept that. Were leaked to the Campus the week before during week by one I had arranged to have that material What I will not accept, however, is an attitude expressed to me this selves? back-to-back slicing sessions. The week makes an you all as a the Budget Review Committee's UMO vice president who blurted out that "Howard kind of thinks of anything chronology, from a news-gatherer's point of view, anyway. of the time, but it interesting house organ anyway. "He may have been joking, as he does a lot kpnuonisw?nh Tuesday morning I heard Neville had promised the Council of Colleges that "only touched a very raw nerve. might be dismissed, so I called the Office of McCarthy's one or two or three" first-year faculty That explained Neville's willingness to leak his budget decisions, from wit; Jim Clark, Council Chairman Jane Pease, Jim objection to me Institutional Research, Vice President timid objections to publication by the Campus, and Neville's good fan 's assistant Steve Weber. In the course of asking them McGowan, and finally Neville spreading it around. father usi all the questions for which I already had answers, I learned that Neville and the called our budget Special Report did whic Budget Review Committee (hereafter abbreviated BRC) were pounding out the We've been walking this line since Jean Meserve Channel 5 the day that was printed. I have bet final-tentative decisions in meetings that night and Thursday. Weber tentatively "a piece of blatant advocacy journalism" on fair enough to let me justify the husband offered to leak the final document to me. "Give me a call Monday afternoon and I agreed very much, and I am thankful she was, interests — our educational of prank might have it," he said simply. meaning, "I'll give it to you." publication, on television, as "simply protecting student simple. families I found out the next morning that Weber had also set me up an interview with investment." It was advocacy journalism, pure and news columns of this paper are those the same Neville, our first meeting since before the Special Report came out. Long time, no No more. Our only real interests now in the page of course, is another story see, and it went very well and very openly. At that interview he showed me his first of objective journalists reporting news. The editorial the news columns are your business, and ytiti rough draft, but would not let it out of the office. "I would be very upset if this altogether, and none of your business. But you should be the first to know, and know appears in the Campus," he said, partly because of it's tentative nature, and partly if we've been used, you've been used, and because he knew I'd probably get it. As for the final results, due out Monday: "Well, why and how. I won't give them to you, but I wouldn't object to seeing them in print." In other But I don't think we've been used this time around. It just doesn't smell that words. "I'll see that you get a copy." way—it smells like news, and my nose has a lot of experience with this type of thing. be a little more careful from now on. Remember, we Thursday afternoon at 4:30 I was sitting in Neville's office, waiting for the BRC to We are, however, going to student newspaper secondly, and never a house organ. At end its final "phase one" meeting when Neville walked out and invited me are a newspaper first, a least not while I'm running things. • in—"Without your ears," he said. "You can come in and listen, if you promise not to remember anything you hear." With the committee listening we bargained. I asked. "I'll ark "Strictly background." he said. "Can I use it without any attribution?" The Maine Campus

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Maine Campus / March 5, 1976 Letterslettersletterslettersletterslettersle Re the Clark comment: One faculty member attacks. . .

realizes the damage he lo the editors: stayed right here on the Orono Dr. Clark could has done to the already low Harold Young, John Coupe, campus. Each of them there is no morale of the faculty. It is safe Brad Hall. Brooks Hamilton, have left many times; has been to assume that he does not, or he John Mairhuber, Eugene Maw- question that each money far would not have made such a hinney, Ron Banks, Vince Hart- offered positions and or receive stupid statement in the first gen, Jim Wolfhagen, Steve Nor- beyond what they have stayed. place. He has attacked the ton. Henry Hooper. the list could here, but they have because they love credibility, the prestige, the go on and on. Everyone named Why? Maybe because they merit of every member of the above and literally hundreds Maine. Maybe a contri- faculty on this campus. And more are names unfamiliar to know they are making university and while there certainly are those -on James Clark, Vice-President for bution here to the enrolled. the faculty who could never find Academic Affairs. to the student body why a position away from Maine, And not only are the names Maybe it does not matter teaching. there are far more who could, unfamiliar, but the accomplish- they are still here, and might. particularly now that ments ochieved by these faculty doing research, representing place. they know just how their aca- members are also unknown to what is the best about this here. demic leader considers them. W EEBE the alleged academic leader on The fact is. they are JAMES CLARK left and CAMPUS EDITOR JEFF B it possible But then, maybe the faculty this campus. Yet Jim Clark finds not so might ask this question; "Why Why such a charge? Because to say that those who are who stay. has Jim Clark stayed here so Dr. Clark is quoted in the March good are those any of long?" Maybe he isn't too good .. . qualifies 4 edition of the BANGOR DAILY It is doubtful whether Clark or those either and maybe most of the NEWS as follows: "Young the good men listed, and women not listed, really faculty know that and pay no faculty develop here to a point men bers who remain in spite of care what the academic vice- attention to most of what he has To the Editors: where they are of value to our workloads and de- But deep inside to say. increasing students and then they are president says. The know, that Mr. Reilly's article in the creasing compensation. OMNI it had to hurt a bit to attracted to other schools. The NEWS of problem is that their moral sinks after many years of immeasur- Name withheld by request. BANGOR DAILY people who aren't so good - they in high- lower and lower in the face of able contributions to the Univer- March 4 was helpful get experience and stay." to the quality events which appear to indicatc sity of Maine, the academiL Editor's note: Vice-president lighting the threat Well none of the men named by the that man:, citizens do not share referred to them as the Clark claims the quotation "does of the University posed above are very young but they all leader their commitment to preserving are sticking not represent" his views in a flight of able and experienced developed to a point where "not-so-good" who the have story on page one. See also faculty from Orono. It is educational opportunity for been of great value to around. they have Clark on this page. regrettably true that the current sons and daughters of Maine. have One can only wonder whether letter from the students, and they budget outlook has caused many Faculty flight is indeed a to look for better professional serious problem—as documented opportunities elsewhere. in the long CAMPUS article last Students to be proud of However, the brief quotation fall—but an equally serious one attributed to me does not repre- exists in the low morale of the men and women who To the Editors: children do not change much in your own high schools? I think sent my views. It is obvious to dedicated This is in response to the over the generations, except the that if there is a drug problem all who know the University well remain. Representative students today have to try harder anywhere it probably got started that it is made up of many letters from James Clark Farnham and C.L. Vogart in The in their studies as they are more in the high schools or below that. excellent faculty and staff mem- Campus of February 27. advanced than when I went to How does your town crime rate The more I read the angrier I Farmington Normal School. compare with the University or got. I invite either one to come You say the students don't pay don't you have that size popula- and sit in my office at Penobscot a cent. There are very few who tion? Hall. Monday through Friday. don't have to work to keep pay As for Governor Langley he Vogart for co-governor! from 9';30 to 5:30. I would even for their education. There are has helped keep us from getting pay for their lunch. many, whom I have known, who a raise this year. Most of us I have worked on the campus have paid their own way through haven't had one for two years but for 11 years. It is mandatory that college. I don't see the cost of living world out there you could be I retire this year at 65. I may be If you think all our students going down. To the Editors: has the moxie missing. old in years but most d the time are bad, how does it happen that Don't you know that an educa- Finally someone long dormant If you pinko commie. rum- my heart feels like a teenager. I have some 4 point students, tion means more than just book to express the the Silent Maine guzzling fags think education is due to the fact that I have come and may who are trying to reach learning? It is supposed to make opinion of even remotely the answer to in contad with so many. many it or at least get a 3 point plus. you a well rounded citizen Majority. marrywana smok- poverty, disease, war or social wonderful students. You wonder why the students capable of getting along with To all you free-love strife, you're a bunch of narrow- In any community the size of go out of state? They would other people? ing. co-ed dormitory, say- quit school! minded pinhead brain idiots with ours there are always a few who work in the state if they could I have worked in co-ed dorms hippies. I doctor, legislator. criminal tendencies. step out of bounds. The vice you find jobs but it seems as though for 6 of my 11 years. They help Become a research scientist. Sons and Daughters of Maine- speak of must come from a very that when a position is open, the each other in their studies. Some lawyer or cure for cancer or get back to the soil which was small percentage. I have been out of state people get the jobs. subjects girls are better than Discover the Do something your heritage and the dirt which fortunate enough not to have My son graduated from the boys and vice-versa, so please start an industry. than studying. was mine. them. U.of M.. Orono, as a psycholo- don't think all the students do more constructive thinking, learn- Decent. citizens of Maine Were you never young you- gist. Do you think he could get a the things you claim. I think we experimenting. a cow or Unite! C.L. Vogart for co-gover- selves? Did you never do job in Maine? He is doing well have students to be proud of and ing and maturing. Milk your spare time. nor: a chicken in every pot. a anything your 'parents would out of state and sets up programs I enjoy them. clean a pigsty in yourselves and shoe-factory in every backyard! punish you for if they had for themental and retarded. but stop enjoying Stop singing, Ayuh. known? My husband and I came You say the students couldn't Bernice Hollis your friends. goddam- J. Hansen from what were considered the think of anything by themselves. Receptionist dancing and laughing. ugly, dark 421 Cumberland good families in town, yet my My son worked at the Bangor Penobscot Hall mit. There's a big. father used to tell of pranks they Mental Hospital for a year and did which I'm sure we would he wasn't allowed to try new have been punished for. My ideas. Where he is now he has a husband and a good friend talked chance to develop new ideas to Valid criticisms? of pranks they did but both try to help them. would had done Have you ever thought about families children People like C.L. Vogart may times and the drug program To the Editor, (2) Are students getting a S1500 the same. As I see it, investigating highly educated, was really outraged by your free ride? not appear to be in between the harrangues. Route 202 Reflections. Speci- (3) Do a large percentage of but, have valuable things to say fically, you said that C.L. Vogart UMO grads go out of state to they to us. Listen to them or we may of Belfast's letter was "alot of work? If so. why have the I think it was. university? Maybe we should put all be lost. fun." Well, didn't Larry Dansinger Vogart made money into new jobs for the state because Ms./Mr. Bangor some very important criticisms of be/ore we educate people to fill the university system and state them. in general. If you'd read the (4) Do students represent part of letter for content, instead of for the "out-of-state threat" to old- English first tone, you might have noticed that time native Mainers? If so, why? this be changed? Ms./Mr. Vogart was saying Shouldn't To the Editors: important things (5) How much opposition to •••• some really I'm over eighteen years old university funding is expanded and will admit that I don't know For exam- there among (average?) people about the university. "all there is worth knowing like Ms./Mr. Vogart? Are we ple: about my language," but I'd afford an producing overeducated people (1) Can Maine really rather learn more about it and system for an underdeveloped economy? expensive university how to use it more effectively in bankrupt? (6) Is the university training/ed- when it is almost my own language rather than in for the ucating people to work effec- Should it have luxuries a foreign language. more privileged when some tively/successfully in the real Keith R. Dutton Mainers don't have enough to world? If not, should that educa- A & S '78 BERNtCE HOLLIS eat? tion be changed? ,

Maine Campus i March 5 1976 Intern Students enjoy festivities at Quebec floor, and the language barrier, everyone Carnival Saturday was a Canada svhich is totally French—speaking. sight at the appeared to have had a glod time, but you Tuesday t passed out on top of a BY DENNIS HOEY In an effort to preserve their ethnic drunken adolescent really can't blame the French-Canadians Lord hall ar a wanted partyer relieving If you ever go to Quebec Winter identity and to break away from the snowbank or for being angry with the scores of whimsical building. Carnival, be prepared for anything to Canadian government to form their own himself against a Americans who came to their fair city to Bogner. a happen. This year's trip was sponsored by state, the people tend to shy independent Despite the almost unbearable cold, the deposit their beer bottles, not to mention many. UMO student government, which English and deviating the away from speaking cramped sleeping conditions on the gym some other unmentionables. News clip rented five Greyhound buses to provide from their unique cultural traditions. ed on his transportation to and from Quebec for any The carnival itself was a sight to see. Switzerland. UMO students who were interested. The old city has retained a look of a city students organize Ireland and Lodging, if you want to call it that, was out of the past with its tiny gift shops. Employes, had won the included in the $24 fare which each quaint restaurants and the prominent Bogner h student paid. The sleeping accommoda- facade of the Hotel Frontenac which looms to raise money for university like. ''Revi tions were at the College Jesus de Marie over the rest of the city. strangely fa in Quebec City. Each student was allotted Most of the festivities took place in the Zurich. Fro is a Director's office or at the door for $2. a five foot by five foot space on the narow streets which were packed with "Friends of the University" his audient they main college's gymnasium floor in which scores of party-goers carrying plastic newly-formed organization whose audiences." the interest in They are planning "An Evening's could find rest and solace from walking sticks full of caribou wine or some purpose is to build up spirit and wrote. "a h any Entertainment" March 30 and 31 in weekend partying, in their own sleeping other-body warming spirit. the university, and to raise money as he goes its Hauck Auditorium. The event was pur- bag. An impressive palace carved out of ice way they can to help UMO through operations it posely scheduled during the university's On the trip up to Winter Carnival. and snow stands near the arched entrance current financial troubles. tasks'' and f bus was by Elaine Open House Week, when many people (Friday, Feb. 13) one Greyhound to the old city. Mayhem broke loose here The idea was conceived be catagorisl and Hall who outside the university community will be nailed for speeding by a state trooper around midnight Saturday night. After a Covell, a receptionist at York farcical cloy blowout some- for the on campus. The show will go from 7 to another Greyhound had a gorgeous display of fireworks by the wanted to do something positive movement Bangor and others who 9:30 p.m. and the tickets will be sold at where in the boonies between Carnival organizers the loud speakers university. She contacted ordinary thi and a half of the the door. Jackman. Maine. It took one located on the ice palace blared a medley shared her concern. and "Friends scope. Unu to change about 15 Other events include a Beano game at hours for the local mechanics of disco and rock tunes which prompted University" was born. There are Unlike thi to start classified the Orono American Legion Hall March the bus's huge tire. the already buzzed-out crowd or 20 people. mostly university and Marcel in shifts from the of the the core of the 23, a drive by the dormitories and The five buses left dancing madly on top of and in front employees, who make up clowning ani Memorial Union at 10 lookers-on involved. fraternities to raise money, and an auction backsteps of the ice palace. Hundreds of cold group, but many others are mime show. 3 p.m. The last two and dancing, of "Friends" to be held early in May. a.m., 1 p.m. and joined in the frantic bumping Although the first meeting performance. Quebec city at 10 p.m. anything else. group has Next week they will be selling raffle buses arrived in more to keep warm then was only two weeks ago. the ing to corni moans and groans of schedule of tickets for a $100 gift certificate to be Friday night to the already lined up an impressive with him. He kept saying. "Where redeemed at a local Doug's Shop n' Save. the bus drivers who Saturday (Feb. 14) was clear but fund-raising events. so concernet One bus driver was events is a concert There are also several fund-raising do we go from here?" extremely cold, explaining why scores of The first of these out at the bt wasn't originally sche- Thursday night in events being planned at BCC including a from Boston and the thrifty French-Canadians wore featuring Coloured Rain making then may show, a card party, and entertain- duled to drive to Quebec. inowmobile parkas, boots, and overalls the Memorial Gym at 9 p.m. Tickets fashion gymnasium tor three- the After calling the rather than the usual outfit. A common be obtained in the Memorial Union at ment. tions the buses finally arrived with their groggy passengers at the College Jesus de Pulp Marie at 11 p.m Friday night. After arriving at the gym, a few adsenturous souls ventured out into the cancer a w at into the old city thing cold night to find a bias 'The worst which was, to everyone's disappointment, four miles away. Unfortunately the Que- was give me The Unive did to me Foundation. becian bus drivers could •speakie• only one language, French. Finding the right and over 6( problem S56,275 in sr bus to take back and forth was a a12 -inch scar that hardly all weekend. 134 UMO St The city is divided in two sections. One the 25 year- section is called the new city. This is full anyone notices!' The awar of modern mini-skyscrapers, parks and ships requir newly paved avenues. interest in a The festival was in the old city, which is "It could have killed me.You see, I had related indu surrounded by a stone wall and contains demic perfo an old fort which overlooks the icy St. Hodgkin's Disease, which is cancer ofthe Stanley I Lawrence river, the same fort which was secretary of captured by the British in the Seven Years lymph nodes — a disease that used to be stated. 'Cr War which ended in 1763. these schola A dilemma faced by a majority of the almost always fatal until the tremendous larship, not English-speaking UMO students was their student's sc inability to communicate with the Quebec in cancer research over the possibilities residents. When asking directions of a bus advances made the student driver or some other Quebec resident. years. paper field. students were often greeted by a shrug of past ten The Pulp the shoulders. However. Americans got past 25 ye the distinct impression that many Quebec "Had it not been for these advances, students to people do not want to speak English even industry. T if they know how. I probably wouldn't be here today. grants for f. The answer to this cold attitude towards research, a! English speaking people may lie in the "I'm just one of millions who are alive and The Foun only province in fact that Quebec is the leading completely active lives, thanks to cancer research.To save millions more,the It's not American Cancer Society needs millions more. that hard "So, please, give. We want to wipe out to find rewarding work to save lives or clean the cancer in your environment. See the Coast Guard representative lifetime." at the placem ent office Monday. 8 March 1976. American Its not that hard to do goi work. Cancer Society *

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Ma.ne Can- Y,i - i- 5 1976 7 International performer at Orono Mime delights audience in two-hour show prostitution, "because people pay money audience usually is during a performance, which partly underwrites German artists •yone BY SUE BARTLETT for my body.- constantly checking what the next scene who travel in New England) and MUAB. was t you Tuesday evening, in the recital hall of One of his most outstanding scenes will be. the artist has created seseral radio plays which the dians Lord hall an honored few witnessed the been entitled "It's all so simple" in Bogner's program. entitled "Sisyphus" and theater pieces which hase coat s of whimsical escapades of Franz Josef mime-clown literally put on a suit opened with a scene entitled "(a+b)n" published and performed in Germany and a lty to Bogner. a mime-clown from West Ger- hung on the back of a chair by doing and involved putting on a pair of Switzerland. ntion many. somersault in the chair. suspenders. For Bogner this was a long, Bogner studied mime with Falckenberg- the News clippings Bogner had accumulat- Other scenes which captivated Image". ed on his tours through Germany. audience included. -In Our Manual Switzerland, Austria. Denmark. England. "Mime is a language of humans.. . Mime "Evolution", "GRAIN, Ballad of Ireland and the United States, proved he Labor". "The Thinker". "Stool Story, had won the applause of numerous critics. an expression, not a pantomime.. . Things and others. Bogner has been lauded with words is like. "Revolutionary! An exciting, We Got strangely fascinating experience," from not visible, I make visible. . BOY: Have .2. Zurich. From Vienna, "Bogner lives with his audiences as well as from his complicated procedize. For the audience, Titt in Essen and Jaques Leqoc in Paris. 'HousePlants Webster's diction- iing's audiences." From England, E.B. Young it was sheer delight. Mime as defined by For every corner the purpose of scenes of real II in wrote, "a hilarious mimist mutters sadly Bogner later explained ary is a "a farce in which of your life... he's been working gesture only; an pur- as he goes through the most difficult the scene. For 15 years life are expressed by particular opening and has been to act in mime; to •sity's operations in order to achieve the simplest on this actor in such a farce; We've just Berlin. "Startling, not to asked "why the suspenders?" Bogner by gesture." reople tasks" and from express received a catagorised in the usual way. A type of explained."When the audience listens During his performance Bogner tried to be be huge shipment me and breaths with me. they can about mime and the 7 to farcical clown. Language chopped up, with explain his feelings with me my whole life or just that part stage. actor and audience. of all kinds old at movement dissected. Everyday and feel concept of ordinary things seen under the micro- I want to present.- Bogner feels the With the aid of a German translator, he of hanging scene sets the mood for his rest of is a language of humans... and standing me at scope. Unusual!" opening said "Mime performance. The audience is my an expression not a pantomime... plants. Whatever Narch Unlike the mime of Tony Montanaro the Mime is director. Bogner said, it determines the not sisible. I make visible...'' fancy and and Marcel Marceau. Bogner integrates Things your and my partner's (the said that on the stage the truth ,e- uction clowning and vocal expression with his state of my mind Bogner you'll find tr mime show. Throughout his two-hour audience's). being told is somewhere between the here. Stop 42-year old German-born artist is and the audience. He continued, raffle performance. Bogner was constantly try- The stage and put a little slight in build, wears horn-rimmed glasses mime art is about me and my to be ing to completely involve the audience "My -life" in each the not to be and reminds one of the cartoon character problems. All my movement and Save. with him. He asked audience of your so concerned with the programs passed language comes from my head...1 can live •aising Poindexter. corners. Sponsored jointly by the Goethe Insti- into another person and then play. ding a out at the beginning of the performance, myself an in Boston (a German cultural institute person." ertain- making them realize how mechanical tute another Bogner explained an artist goes on fkrist exhibition. CLokb)c„ stage for four reasons. First. na ORONO Pulp and Paper Foundation to perform for the audience; second, 46 MAIN ST. masturbation. or self satisfaction; thirdly, Bar ii Ame,car Mas'erina•;•-• ••••• to make a living; and finally awards student scholarships restitution,

not only in the The University of Maine Pulp and Paper the biggest paper mills, the U.S. One Foundation, sponsored by 114 companies State of Maine. but around scholarship undersriter ttiti a upnen t4.4 and over 600 individuals, has awarded of the largest Beloit Corporation in Wiscon- Shop S56.275 in spring semester scholarships to members is Record $3.000 or more a year to 134 UMO students—a record number for son, which gives Some of the larger mills the 25 year-old organization. the Foundation. donating $3,000 or more are The award criteria for these scholar- in Maine, International Corporation, Great ships require that a student demonstrate Diamond LIST 6.98 NOW s3.99 and St. Regis. SALE: interest in a technical career in paper or Northern companies and other private related industry, and have a high aca- These Hits who have become corporate Coney Island Baby Greatest demic performance. individuals, Reed Eagles make up the Pulp and Paper Lou Stanley N. Marshall Jr.. executive members, They strongly believe that the Back My Bullets secretary of the UMO Pulp and Paper Foundation. The Best of... Gimme pulp and paper and other allied industries Lynyrd Skynyrd stated. "Unlike the Financial Aid Office Criah licep stimulating careers with the techni- these scholarships are awarded for scho- offer Harmony training supported by the Foundation Sweet larship, not for need. The better the cal program. \land fulda r student's scholarship is. the better the scholarship advantage of possibilities for receiving an award, but Many students have taken Now $4.99 Says Marshall. Frampton Comes Alive- 2LP- the student must show an interest in the the scholarship program. whose Specials paper field.'' "1 know at least 12 students Other Unannounced way back in and other The Pulp and Paper Foundation, for the parents received scholarships Watch for Led Zeppelin's of the people who past 25 years, has actively encouraged the early days. Most new releases in the Hours: to consider a job in the paper received scholarships are still Mill Street students Mon.-Weds. & Sat 10-6 28 industry. The Foundation also receives industry. Orono something.-Marshall sta- Thurs., Fri. 10-8 grants for faculty endowments to support "This proves 866-2013 with for 12-6 research, as well as scholarships. ted. "something I was unhappy Sun. by some of 20 years if there wasn't something in it." The Foundation is supported CORNER WILSON 9B9- ST & STATE 3313 Brewer Cinema Center BREWER CINEMA III CINEMA I CINEMA II NIGHTLY 7 & 6 45 MAT SAT & SUN 2 p m NOTICE aIf IMPORTANT WA VVInt•rh•wk 1 1111101111U A Blackfoot L•garid. MAR MAN- piRE10/01111S ALL STUDENTS expecting to Graduate May MUST File an Application for ‘.\4111.:fl iellit. in spEc,A,_ GROUP TH m80 .afi by March 12. Application cards RATE-CONTACT BC Degree .F, LUCKS' LADY' may be picked up in the Registrar's Office between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM, III V Would Bo King WESTGATE BANGOR 942-8166 UNION ST. BANGOR CINEMA NIGHTLY 7 & 9 30 N'GHTLY 8 15 945-5308 2p m & 9 Sat & Sun Matinee 41 MN IR 47 PM, NIGHTLY 7 r-- Sat & Sun 1 3 5 7 9 AN APPLICATION MUST BE IN THE Movi4 .f Mat TO The REGISTRAR'S OFFICE FOR YOU Wilderness RECEIVE YOUR DEGREE. ern (Ile Vgvi PLub, (i ('iJ)UhiOH Fam ii X•RATED Maine Campus 1 march 5. 1976 8 ew Jr. BY Sex musical a climaxfor Earl Wilson, "Attempting t ral, recreation that it was "lewd and indecent." A By KIM GARFIELD "Let My People Come" started out Since Earl was broke, with no job nal needs of hearing was held, at which time such %„" is the way Pop Scene Service with nobody having any faith in it, prospects ahead, he sat down at the notables as Alvin("Future Shock") C Memorial UT The financial and popular success except its creators, the cast.. and my piano and wrote "the most outra- Toeffler, Betty Friedan and a group of on s of the link of Earl Wilson Jr.'s controversial sex mother," said Earl. who had to lay geous things I could think of." doctors and psychologists spoke on musical, "Let My people Come," is aside his own "tired, old ethics" in "Everyone thought we were out of behalf of the show. °ardAccording to enabling the young composer to write order to write such unabashed songs. our minds," he recalled, "including organi More recently, the Village Gate's a new a new show with a very serious Neither his background nor his the people who came to our backers ram format landlord discovered a number of tog theme. personality suggested his ability to auditions. They just didn't know what n the past. the alleged building code violations. The "Earthlings is the title. It traces write this type of X-rated musical. A to make of it all, especially when our )ard (MUAB) Buildings Department ordered the the history of planet Earth and the graduated of Bucknell University, the performers came out in the nude to Inion formulat, cabaret shut down, so the producers preseni ways and means to prevent its son of the syndicated columnist, Earl sing the songs." ctivities quickly arranged for another theater, last fal inevitable destruction. According to sought to make it on his own in a Even more difficult than raising the Since five blocks away. erminated its as its creator, the massive undertaking is variety of "straight-laced" occupa- modest $10,000 to get the show Earl also did their nd now comes not a commercial venture for Broad- produced. was finding actors who Osterman and tions. Student Govern Rather, appealing and unin- own arrangement for the cast album way, or even Off-Broadway. As a fledgling composer for 20th- were talented, organization was of the show. When the major Earl hopes to have it produced at Century Fox, he began to feel that hibited. It took Earl and Phil Oester- program recording companies expressed fears, present universities, colleges and community Hollywood was "one big movie set man many months to assemble such a The organizatior songs would not get any theaters all over the world. that would slowly sink into oblivion cast and several more to get them to a that the Memorial Union Earl and Phil formed their While "Earthlings" theme is a far one day." He found night club performance level of "clean, pure airplay, Rand went a produced cry from the earthy. explicit musical singing both lonely and financially fun. own record company and album that's now entering its third year at unrewarding. So, when he discovered The show, after so long a successful their sole product to date. The New York's Village Gate, Earl's talent that audiences liked his songs more run, has yet to invite the critics won a Grammy nomination. been for satirical humor will abound. than his singing, he turned to writing because it was decided that they "If 'Let My People Come' had all Imagine a group of creatures from for the theater. wouldn't have a clue as to what was produced five years ago, we'd have outer space looking down in amaze- His first musical, "A Day In the going on and would probably have been carted off to jail, like Lenny ment and laughter at the Earth, which Life of Just About Everyone," was closed it before anyone knew it was Bruce," said the now-successful and has just destroyed itself for the 18th mercilessly panned by the critics even playing. wealthy Earl Wilson Jr. "But we time. The creatures send an emissary whose reviews brought it to an early There have been two incidents with never intended to make it pornogra- of travel agents down to see if halt. But producer-director Phil Oes- law enforcement agencies since "Let phy and the only people who assume it's still a nice place to visit They terman encouraged him to write My People Come" opened on Jan. 8, it is are the ones who haven't seen it conclude that it's not. another. Only this time, Oesterman 1974. About a year ago, the State yet." "It's not just the energy crisis or suggested, he should write a musical Liquor Authority tried unsuccessfully Copyright, 1976, United Feature Syn- the violence that's destroying us," about sex. to close the production on the grounds dicate, Inc. the soft-spoken composer explained from the den of his new townhouse on "We've come WADLEICH'S Manhattan's east side. MAYTAG Twin City to a point in history where nothing 1.: ."11,r •,. 45,•P0.1•44,.. works anymore. And there's no STORE • Ir•S.IIPS • DOVVAS 0 3.01, Optician Stillwater Ave.. Old Town central organization pointing things "For your best buy in out to us or making creative sugges- LARGEST SELECTION laundry appliances" tel. 945-3484 blames the ills of tions. Everyone just 368 Harlow St the world on everyone else." OF COLD BEER &WINE See/ LANDRY'S INC. Intown Plaza At this point, nobody's blaming OPEN: 46 Center St. Bangor Maine 04401 Earl Wilson Jr. for writing the first MON-THURS 8:00-11:30 Brewer legitimate sex musical in theater FRI-SAT 8 am-12:00 Optician: Sales history. The New York production SUN 8:30-10:00 Tel. 989-3850 and Service alone has grossed more than $2 million; the London company is in its Lenny Breau: second year while two other versions guitarist are playing to capacity houses in Los extraodinaire Guitarist Lenny Breau, the son of New Orleans. There Angeles and country singers Hal Lone Pine and have been engagements in Paris and Betty Gody will make his first Amsterdam and , come two &Tomorrow spring, Tonight appearance on the University of more are opening, in San Francisco Maine campus at the Damn Yankee and Australia. March 5 & 6 Pub. Friday, February 27th. Acc- Not bad for a guy who was barely ording to Chet Atkins, "Lenny is the earning a living as a "clean-cut, Steve Enjoy guitar playing at its best most exciting new guitarist since Lawrence-type" night club singer just Johnny Smith." a short while ago. Lenny Breau started his guitar playing at the age of eight. He studied by watching many of his peers, including Chet Atkins. He can improvise Ill EVERY TOWN. THERE'S Damn Yankee Pub many different styles presents playing many jazz. flamenco, ONE OUTSTANDING PLACE: country, classical, and music from the east. He is known at times to play harmony and melody like a pianist, •• •• • IV• • Lenny Breau but using his six or twelve string guitar. (see story to the right) Today the • •• • • • • thirty four year old guitarist has achieved many goals. His best friend is Chet Atkins. He •• • • • • • • met Chet through Paul Yandell, a This Friday night enjoy the many moods of guitarist who was doing some studio Lenny Breau as he plays jazz, flamenco, work in Winnepeg, Canada. Chet •• * • • • • • was instrumental in getting Lenny on country, classical, and Eastern music. RCA records. "Guitar Sounds" and S •• • • • • • the "Velvet Touch of Lenny Breau." For the past nine years, Lenny has resided in Canada (Toronto). He has appeared with many artists, in- IN ORONO, IT S cluding Anne Murray, Paul Anka, There is something for everyone. Dionne Warwick, Barbara McNari, jazz pianist Bill Evans and others. fhe Canadian Broadcasting Com- pany has given Lenny exposure on PESARO'S television throughout the provinces. Great entertainment, a DAMN A documentary on Lenny Breau truly unique atmos- recording his first album with Chet phere, beer, and wine Atkins and an eight week special 154 Park Street make the Damn Yankee YANKEE television show featuring him and guitar. Pub the place to be this Lenny Breau is an Friday night. innovator. PUB Many guitarists come and watch him play. He is definitely the guitarist 866-4918 Memorial that will make music history in the Union. 70's.

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Cauliflower au Gratin, to submit 9- 30 p.m. mallow March 15. Students Chocolate Chip Ice Cream w/ Marsh year will be Monday, SUNDAY entries this Sauce, Orange Sherbet: unsigned. but accompa- FESTIVAL. 4 Bands; BCC; 6 must submit their manuscripts BLUEGRASS in a sealed envelope. m for Mickey, MONDAY, MARCH 8 by their names and addresses ANIMATED FILM Milestones nied and Music: 100 at Room 304, English-Math A World is Born. Magic Minestrone Soup-Crackers, 11 • Entries must be deposited Sunday LUNCH— THURSDAY, MARCH Nutting: 1. 230 p.m Turkey Sandwich wlGravy or Greek Salad DIALOGUE: MCA Shred- building. MCA WORSHIP French Fries Molded Fruit Salad Chowder-Crackers: Ro- English or p.m. Half Grapefruit. LUNCH—Corn taken courses in Center, 6-30 ded Lettuce. Macaroons. Shrimp Salad; Potato Chips: Applicants must have No Lown Room; 7 p.m. man Bun or (or FOLK DANCING: Ice Cream-Sherbet Lettuce Wedge. 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22 North Main St. Old Town Maine Campus / March 5 1976 II Bouncing the ball around.. . he shrugs his shoulders and BY GEO ALMASI 'nary sum Yeah coach, UMO basketball has ended said. "Betty (his wife) wil find something once again and students are more worried to do with the money". To date, Nicklaus about Robert Warner's pro chances than has accumulated 2.6 million in less than Sports what Maine's chances will be against 15 years....The women's swim team will compete in tne major New England teams next year. travel to Pittsburgh and Whether you like Warner or not, you can't Eastern Championships Friday and Satur- discredit the outstanding job he has done. day. Maine swimmers are Nancy Kurt I won't make any predictions but I feel he (200 and 500 freestyle), Denise Small (100 has an 'outside' chance....The Boston and 200 backstroke). Rae Fournier and Bruins have officially lost all-star defence- Dulcie Cole (200 and 400 freestyle relays). men Brad Park. Park. probably heir- Julie Woodcock also qualified but will not apparent to the gimpy kneed. vacationing compete due to illness....The Boston Bobby Orr, was scheduled for knee Celtics ended their four game series surgery and will be lost for the season. against the Golden State Warners with a Orr. and attorney Alan Eagleson, have 119-111 rout, and now the scene is set for showdown in the playoffs been demanding a long term contract for their probably more than S300.000 a year and I can hear although I'm not taking any bets as them chuckling now....The Black Bear vet....The Athletic Department must make wrestlers finished in 8th place behind budget cuts totaling S75.000. Junior front running Boston College at the New a Nit and Physical Education sill be the England Wrestling championships in first programs most likely to get axed.... Kingston. R.I. Newcomers did well as for those of you who care—a any—the • Peter Baldi (188 lb.) won his division. Pat final line in my last story read. "everyone Daigle (142 lb.) grabbed third and Mike needs a breather now and then... Sirois (150 lb.) finished in second in freshman competition. For the sarsitv. Barry Gulette and Lucien Daigle split two matches and Steve Rockhill took two of four in the Unlimited class....Can you believe Rutgers? The New Jersey five finished their regular season at 26-0 with a 85-80. come from behind victory over St. 627a/Cl(litInc. 911 Boneventure. They are currently third ranked nationally behind Indiana and - Marquette....The women's basketball UNIFORM team raised their overall record to 8-1 with SWIM SHOP an 82-57 blitzing against UMPG Monday. To date, the impressive quintet averaging 82 points a game behind the talents of •WHITE 8, COLORED Crystal Pazdziorko (132 points and 103 uniforms, paintsuits, lab Barb Cummers (109 caroms), coats, professional jackets 11 rebounds). and Paula Whitney (111 points), meet cker s, Ro- UMF today at 7 p.m....Los Angeles lato Chips. •TANKS OR RACING dge. Glori- Dogers ace relief pitcher Mike Marshall Sher bet. has complained that Michigan State U. SUITS astry Top- police have handcuffed and arrested him by White Stag "Speedo" een Beans, ad. Boston twice in the past week. The reason? Using ;ream -Sher- the athletic facilities without permission. I'd like to see what they'd do if he did •WARM---UP SUITS 2 UMO varsity skiers Mark Ouell- nordic combined specialists, placed something really bad like jay walking.... and fifth and third respectively in last person VERY close to the Black Bear Soup- ette, left, a freshman from Jay, One •DANSKIN LEOTARDS %ow Sand- week's Eastern championships at basketball team was upset that the Maine team captain Charlie Niedner, a ND TIGHTS oached Egg. fans thought a 15-11 record outstanding. 'ialad, Salad senior from Livermore Falls, both Middlebury. Vt. Ice Cream- This person felt Maine could have easily GROUP DISCOUNTS won 17 or more games and that "Some of :k Fillet or Ircom Gravy the players didn't put out." For example Bank Americard 1 Tomatoes. Marksmen outshoot Norwich those who played "didn't even have to & Master Charge auoes. Fruit a New England rifle game (which BY NANCY OSBORNE for the first time on take a shower after the UNH honored The rifle team came one step closer to range on January 31 when the nationally UMO lost)" ....Jack Nicklaus won the -I 13 the New England Championship last recognized University of Alaska at Tournament of Players Championship and 72 Columbia St and the UMO ) Sou p -Cr ac- weekend by defeating Norwich Military Anchorage(UAA) rifle team S60.000 to supplement that honor. When Bangor. Me. 945-9813 Dark Bread Academy 2239 to 2208, setting a school sharpshooters met at MIT. asked his future plans for the extraord- ,rench Fries. with over edSherbet, and New England record. After opening The five Alaskan marksmen, the competition on Friday. Norwich felt 35 years of experience among them, were or Baked defeated 2200 to 2176. Mark Wallingford. Potato, Peas confident of victory when their leading Sated, Salad shooter David Fernandez posted the Maine's top shooter for the past two Ceange. Ice in scoring with 559. the Aineaz 1,Tavern match high of 566. Maine proceded to years. led all the way 54 M. Seer, One. crush the optimistic Vermont squad as Teammates Tobin. Putnam. and Wellman each first-team shooter placed within 12 rounded out the team. PRICES 7. NOW EVERYDAY LOW PITCHER points of leading score. The following weekend, on February the rifle team participated in the West (With this ad) 2-7 Two former Maine State Junior Champ- Point Invitation where they placed eighth SPECIAL than any ions led the Black Bears in their record out of a field of 30 teams, higher in that Fri.. Sat.. Sun setting performance. Sophomore Dave previous year. 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Pratt wins tennis title, first in 33 years Mi Bert won six matches in all to claim the School in his home town and a repre- It's been a long time between tennis championship—four matches in his Inde- sentative of the Talent Utilization Agency. trophies for Bert L. Pratt Jr., assistant pendent Division and then knocked off the director of admissions at the University of and dormitory champions in He returned to UMO as assistant fraternity Maine at Orono. In fact, it had been 33 matches. director of admissions in 1967. separate years since Bert won a tennis title at UMO a deceptive style which Three years ago he organized a group of Utilizing .until he ended the drought this past puff-like apearing -broadened, physically inactive pro- emphasizes a cream month by capturing the university's seat Bert 41 -arching backhand, fessional employes into noon-time tennis serve, and a high singles championship at the age of 55. matches undefeated by buffs and this geriatric set has since waded through his Bert last won an individual title at UMO opponents from one become a familiar sight playing doubles running his younger in 1943 as a senior on the Orono campus other and competition each noon the year around— side of the court to the and captain of the school's tennis team. an uncanny playing on the outdoor courts nest to anticipating their returns with In fact, he won the singles title of the from dim Memorial Gym in the summer and on the sixth sence, conjured up school four conscetive years while an in the Field House all memories of a cherished past. and in 1941 was a member indoor courts Aug undergraduate And striking one further blow for the UMO team that won the New winter. of the elder generation, Bert took a relative England Conference tennis championship. The friendly noon-time competition youngster, John Benoit, 42. director of a lot of water has passed under the But finally paid off for Bert this month as he conferences and institutes, and they dam since those days and Bert wandered culminated his 33-year comeback by blazed their way to the UMO doubles away from the scene of his greatest copping the individual singles champion- championship—making it a clean sweep to become a director athletic achievements ship. whipping Paul Peterson of Portland, for the noon-time devotees and climaxing education at Buck sport, a dean of physical a senior and some 35 years his junior, in three years of sweat, sarcasm and soft lob Stuck at Maine Central Institute, a of students straight sets, 7-5 and 6-3. shots. Maine BERT PRATT director of guidance at Caribou High role in budget Alliance student realized It takes the best Leach three s with st over th which to challenge presenc in Au Wedne' ropriati UM( all the rest. , Jim M, the UN'1 elearinj which August pools South e and 12 special Genera go to McGov transpe funds. PE fo

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