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...... ,- Fall Semester Scenes . ·, pg·. 4 BROWN AND GOLD Page -2 60hD We Get Let~!r.~ro R~v. David McBriar, Provost be herded in at other times Editor...... : . ...••...... Marc Solzan Regis Educational Corp. as specified in the announce: Mlll!_aging Editor•...... •.... Jon Butler 3539 W. 50th Avenue Pkwy. ment. Whoever or whatever Production Editor••.••.....•.... Dennis Pimple Denver, CO 80221 deserves the kudos should News Edltors ••••••••••• Tim Morin, Pat Grayino certainly receive them. They Features Editors•.... Lucia MUford, Pete Sartucci Dear Dave: or it has achieved what C.U., News Editors •.....•. Steve Shinn, Bill Flemming ~etro and other large school To really appreciate this registraltons are famous tor joke "you almost had to be Contributing Writers and with only a tenth of the there". Even some of those raw material. Kevin Kissel, Julie Shutts, Kathy Bird, Maggie who were there failed to see I have taken the liberty of Smith, Meg Musik, JoJo Walter, Tom Hughes, the humor in it. sending a copy of this com­ Joe Keenan, Tom White, Leslie Sherman, Sara Like all well-planned prac­ mendation to the Brown and tical jokes .there needs to be Rovine, E. Dennis Kelly, and the Regis student Gold. They deserve some body. some ground-work laid. The stroke of genius in this one praise. During the 2 hours Photography •... Mike Jacobs, Rick Press, and and ten minutes I was there, the Ranger staff. was sending out the notices that k's, c's and o's would students equipped with .cam­ register at 6p.m. Just per­ eras identifying themselves Business Manger •...... Kevin Kissel fect, the stage was set. There as photographers with the Brown and Gold attempted to Circulation Manager•...... Rick Press were so many registrants Photo by RiCK PRESS gain entrance past the guard. Artist •. ·...... Kevin Murphy packed in front of the door at simply turned around and categorized as k's or c's or I'm sorry to say that not all of Cartoonist•...... Tom Salazar 5:30p.m. that the sign indi· instead of being at the end of o's. It was refreshing to see them made it inside before Advisor •...... Randy Lumpp eating "6:00 pm registra­ the 3-wide line thay were them disregard the oppres­ the guard became· suspicious tion" was all that was visible now in the middle of a 6-wide sive yoke of social propriety. but those that did were re­ to those arriving after 5:45. line. A stroke of genius. The They exemplified the Ameri­ sourceful enough to register They c.ouldn't see the sign other registrants, who must can way. I thought to myself: while on assignment. Bravo! below it that announced that have been hiding in the "they don't even realize it, Edited in Denver, Colorado; printed by Innovations UnliR't' They should not be blamed if registration would begin af bushes outside, chose this but they are being trainecl as ited, 1115 Broadway, Denver, Colorado 80203; postage paid they passed up the real hum­ 6:30 pm. Again, perfect! By moment to stream through leaders, to pull and push, by Regis College, Denver, Colorado. 6 pm when I arrived the an relations story in the Subsctiptions: $5.00 per year. the front doors and fmd shove and get what they lobby of the student center lobby for the pictures inside. Please direct all inquiries to the Brown and Gold, Regis friends at the front of the want." Watergate, Teapot was full. The jam of people at line. Suprise! I love it. It was obvious they were College, 50th and Lowell Blvd., Denver, Colorado 80221. Dome, Dallas, Ruby and novices for some even forgot Phone 433-8471, Ext. 231. the door to the snack bar The poor sport in front of Kennedy. Wonderful! And thinned to about 3 or 4 wide me hollered, "screw it. I'm to take any pictures and left so few around me apprecia­ with only a computer print­ as it streatched to the door of quitting", and stormed out­ ted what phenomena they the dining hall. By 6:15 this side. Some people just don't out for their efforts. were witnessing. Needless to say this regis­ line doubled back to the appreciate a hilarious situa­ It occurred to me that if the stairway. tion. tration was a far cry from the person or persons who mas­ few previous and it appears The suspense · and anxiety I'll have to admit that I had terminded this registration that the corporation has of the crowd increased every some doubts that this might could have been in charge of Editorial found a suitable wrench for minute past six thai: the door not be planned and might the Vietnam war the fighting remained closed and it was a just be an adminsitrative the works. With just a little would never have had a more imagination we could real experience to witness bungle but I soon realized chance to start and the war have had a bonafide repro­ the bewildered looks when that anything this disorgan­ would have ground to a halt With this being the first issue of not only the second duction of some of the dem­ semester, but also of 1977, the time seems appropri­ word filtered back to the end ized had to have skillful because of inactivity and ov­ of the line that the doors onstrations and near riots I ate for a few constructive suggestions put forth in organization behind it. er participation . . would not open until 6:30. It was 40 minutes after the was involved in during the hopes of improving the environment of Regis College. Once inside the registra­ 60's. But then it seems as Not all was gloomy registration began before I tion room those who were A former student recently conveyed to us the though, for most it was like moved forward at all (I was though many people have still partially alert made com­ lost that rabble-rousing opinion that when compared to other, this college old home vveek. The girl with no people closer, just space ments similar to that above spirit. allows a student to assume a sense of uniqueness the Jack Daniels (green) add­ closer) and I had a chance to but a typically modest Jesuit I know I benefited from the which many time is unattainable in other colleges and ed a party-like touch al­ not only muse about the reply denied any responsibi­ experience. I'll hate to miss universities. This he attributed mainly to the size of though I believe the guy with amusement involved, but I lity and refused any compli­ all the fun, but next time I'm the pint, in the dining hall became aware of the unique ments assigning all the pra­ Regis. He also said that students here are not assigned 6 pm I'll go at 8:30 pressured to become so involved with studies such door, may have a problem learning experience taking ise and glory to a computer aside from selfishness. am. But like I said before, that the outside world is forgotten. place. Here were young malfunction. One civilian (as The best part was when "to really appreciate it, you If this is in fact the case, then why shouldn't the people taking charge, going distinguished from religious) the registration began and to the front of the line, not would'a had to be there". college become more attuned to the world within suggested that the honors the people in the line that fearing the wrath of the 'less should go to the a's, b's, d's Sincerely, which it exists? There is no reason why we should not curved back toward the stairs motivated, refusing to be and others who proclaimed develop a deeper cultural awareness. A definite need John O'Shea is the establishment of a committee devoted soley to Dear Editor, the purpose of engaging speakers who's influence An appointment was made from this man, for I had diate advice without hesita­ My topic is the growing may· range from the Denver to the national scene. for me to see Dick Bowles, never met him personally. tion. Dr. Anderson lead me need of concern for the in­ Assistant Director of Campus We began talking about con­ Why not go a step further and allocate funds into a direction of self impor­ dividual student here at Re­ Ministry. By talking with cerns, concerns for indivi­ tance and determination. necessary to establish an entire lecture series? gis College: pick I began to feel more of a dual students who were af­ I feel very confident about Who can say what invitations sent to Jerry Brown or Are you the type of student reassurance with myself. A flicted with similar feelings. a lot of things, I know now Edmund Muskie might bring? For that matter, why who feels apathetic towards new insight develpped with­ Fr. McBriar is a very per­ that there are in fact people not contact Gerald Ford in Vail? Both William F. Regis College? Or do you feel in. sonable man with the time to out there that do give a damn Buckley and Sargent Shriver lectured at Regis in the that nobody gives a damn I told Dick exactly how I listen and the knowledge to and do care. By getting in· not too distant past. whether or not you're here or felt about school and what advise correctly. I didn't feel volved in this manner I feeJI We ~eed not confine ourselves to strictly those at home? Weli ·I had fit that my plans were. He took great rushed or inhibited in any that I have learned a great discription to a tee! persons in the political arena, lest we forget the interest in what I had to say. way. I felt a personal concern deal about myself as well as I was very down on Regis. And only after I was done for me, a concern that had power, good or ill, of the modern corporate ~tructure the people that work here at It was to the. point of going talking did· he offer advice. been · longing for several in American society today. It could only be Intellect­ Regis. I highly recommend back home and saying good He didn't rush me. or hurry years here at Regis. that more students get to ually stimulating to host heads of such organizati~ns bye forever! I felt that all I me along but did what was Another step had been know these men. They hel­ as Coors, Samsonite, Mountain Bell, Johns-Manvtlle was getting out of college most important, he listened! taken, by me, to seek further ped me out! or Gates Rubber for speaking engagements f~llowed was just an academic educa- · I had absorbed sound advice, awareness of myself as well Tom Salazar by open question and answer periods. tion and nothing else. I was advice that would begin to as the college. Onward Ho! Such activities would most definitely lead to a increasingly filled with bad aid me in a most difficult The third man on my ag­ rebirth of what this college so despartely needs if it is attitudes and apathy. period. · enda was Dr. Myles Ander­ to survive in its second century-a thriving academic Till one day I was con­ Later that day I made an son, Dean of Campus Life. versing casually with a community directly involved in shaping tomorrow. appointment to see Fr. Me­ Another fine man to discuss fr!end. She recommended Briar, Acting Dean of Re&is personal matters with. He Bar Manager Asks . me to a mari of whom I knew College. I didn't know wqat too is willing to listen and . Cooperat1on little about. · kind of response to expect take the time to give imme- Eellow students, prices in the Belial are still Dear Editpr, the incident. The first thing I ing youths at the party that if that figure was the only issue the cheapest in town. WE. In the Dec. 8th issue of the asked Sgt. Baca about was they didn't settle. down he.... on which the two sources You may be concerned would like to keep them Brown and Gold there ap­ the nuinber of units dispat­ would call in ·the cartine agreed. r' .was told that the about .the rise in prices on down, but we were forced to peared a very editorialized ched to the scene. I was patrol, and did in fact call for students were very loud and popcorn and beer. Maybe I raise prices and we will be article concerning the break informed that there were five them. However, he cancelled can clear things up. were walking around the forced to raise them again if up of a party by Denver (5) patrol cars from the the dogs · before they ever house and into the street, If you would walk through this behavior keeps up. So, Police officers. Not being D.P.D. and, later in the the bar in the morning after a arrived saying he didn't beers in hand. This, accor· with your help maybe we can able to believe the seemingly evening, one car from the really think they· would be ding to the Sergeant, is il· big night you would see keep prices down, and may- exaggerated statistics and glasses, ashtrays and broken Adams County Dept. There necessary. legal. Although he could not be even lower them later on. extremely slanderous re­ were in fact no paddy wa­ The next issue we spoke on pitchers lying on the floor. Also, I would appreciate it if · marks, I decided to do some quote the law to me, accord· gons, and no canine patrol was the conduct of both the Then, if you would go thr­ you would return any pit- checking about the incident ing to the Vice Bureau of the ough the dormitories and see chers, glasses or ·popcorn car, according to Sgt. Baca. police and the persons at­ D.P.D. the law that was how many people have pit­ trays you may have in your on my own. The ambulance apparently tending the party. The Ser­ apparently being refered to chers and glasses they stole rooms as they are the pro· My first stop was the Dis- heard t.he police calls on the geant's estimation of the was a Colorado Revised Sta· from the bar, you would perty ofthe Belial Bar. trict 1 station of the Denver radio and voluntarily ap­ number of persons involved tute of 1973, revised again in understand exactly why pri­ Thank You, Police Department where I peared at the scene. It was (students) was very close to ces must go up. I'm no~ sure Pete Hodes spoke directly with Sergeant not called by the-Police. Dept. that which was printed in Continued on page 5 if ~ou·~eaji~~ it, but the.l?eet Belial Bar Manager Lloy'p' Bac~ .. ranking officer at Sgt. Baca did admit to warn,· your article, 200. However, Wednesday, January 19, 1977 BROWN AND GOLD Pye3 Flu Shot Related? Conner Fights Disease ewe Stays Open By TIM MORIN Dr. J. Michael Conner, By SARA ROVINE Chairman of the Chemistry Colorado Women's Col­ belongings, expecting the man of the Board, and Department, is suffering lege has decided to stay school to.close, they discov­ CWC's president, Dr. Mar­ from a rare nervous system open, despite terrible finan­ ered that over $400,000 had jorie Bell Chamber, announc­ disorder known as the Guil­ cial difficulties. During the been raised. An emotion-fill­ ed that the college would lian-Barre syndrome. Health Christmas holidays, the ed assembly at 10:00 am remain open. officials are trying to deter­ Board of Trustees decided Monday morning showed the mine whether swine flu in­ not to open classes in 'Janu­ Board and the city of Denver noculations can be associated What would it have meant ary. But a meeting held by -how the women of ewe felt to Regis if CWC had closed? with the paralyzing ailment. the Board on Jan. 3 reversed about their college. A woman Dr. Conner became ill and the original decision. from DaiJas donated Approximately 60 women entered Colorado General A four million dollar debt, $100,000 to what she consid­ would have continued their Hospital in early November. with high interest rates, com­ ered to be a very worthy educations here, while al­ Guillian-B.arre is a progres­ i pounded with operating cause. The Board met from most 100 would have attend­ RANGER photo sive disorder which usually costs, forced the Board to its 11:00 to 4:00 to decide the ed DU. With the determined Dr. J. Michael Conner starts with numbness in the decision. All available stu­ fate of the college. Mean­ spirit of the ewe women and feet and ascends throughout Guillian-Barre victim dents, faculty and alumni while, students· met with their leader Dr. Chambers, the body. met to organize a fund rais­ people from Regis and the plus anticipated money from Dr. Conner is still quite ing effort in order to keep the University of Denver, or just federal and corporations! weak, but according to Fr. doors open. When out-of­ sat in a vigil outside of Porter Dr. Conner's severe con­ sources, the doors of ewe William Miller, Acting Cha- return by fall semester." state students returned to Library with crossed fingers. may never be in fear of dition was complicated over irman of the Chemistry De- There is no known cure for the c9llege to collect their At 4:00 Alan Dines, Chair- closing again. partment, "He is regaining the. disease. It must be trea­ the Christmas holidays by some sensation in his finger- ted on a gradual basis as it pneumonia. A tracheotomy tips which is good. He is progresses. Though paraly­ was performed to assure definitely out for the rest of sis is not permanent, full proper breathing functions. Fr. Smith Seeks New Position the academic year, but we recovery may take up to a He is expected to leave the By JEANA YARRA of Detroit and said he will are hopeful he will be able to year or more. hospital in early march. In August of 1976, Fr. probably receive written off­ John T. Dillon, S.J., replaced ers from St. Louis and Crieg­ Fr. Michael N. Smith, S.J ., ton. More Vets Benefits Offered as Director of Campus Minis- Until Fr. Smith receives a By JON BUTLER try. Two months later, both definite yes or no from the The Veterans Administra­ under the GI Bill ·during the the Veterans Administration agreed that Fr. Smith •s gifts latter two, he will not make a tion will pay up to $65 mon­ past 10 years may qualify for reported. ·and talents would be best final decision as where to go. thly for tutorial assistance to an additional nine months Veterans retain eligibility used, working in higher edu- Fr. Smith will be· leaving GI Bill students. entitlement, the Veterans for GI Bill benefits for 10 cation as a full-time dormi~ Regis when he is notified by Veterans and servicemen Administration reports. years after release from ac­ tory minister. Fr. Smith sent these two universities, which studying at a post-secondary Total training entitlement tive duty, according to the his resume to several Jesuit should be soon. level under the GI Bill may for GI Bill students has been Veterans Administration. colleges and universities in- Fr. Jim Harbaugh, S.J., qualify for tutorial assist­ extended to 45 months, the A single veteran attending quiring about possible open- will be helping in Campus ance, the Veterans Adminis­ Veterans Administration re­ school full time under the GI ings in Campus Ministry or Minsitry on a full-time basis tration reports. ports. Bill may qualify for monthly Campus Life. until February 20, 1977. Thousands of veterans Training under the GI Bill assistance payments of $292, Among the universities he Also, Fr. Tom Tobin, S.J., with discharge dates within has been made more attrac­ the Veterans Administration conducted were St. LOuis Un- wiJJ be here on a part-time the past 10 years may qualify tive with increased entitle­ reports. iversity, the University of basis until the same date. Fr. for 45 months training enti­ ment and allowances, the Detroit, and Creighton Uni- DiJJon mentioned that the tlement under the GI Bill, the Veterans Administration re­ Study Abroad versity. As of January 14, office doesn't know who wiJJ Veterans Administration re­ ports. 1977, he received a written be coming in after that. _ Veterans training under ports. job offer from the University Veterans who have trained the Gl Bill . may qualify for Next Year Have you Done l t r tutorial help without charge under the GI Bill during the By Bi. G NEWS STAFF past 10 years may qualify for to their basic entitlement, Dorm Regs wishtoapplyforfinancial aid 45 months training entitle­ the Veterans Administration Each year during the sum­ All students who feel that for the 1977-78 academic financial assistance from the year ment under the GI Bill, the reports. mer, a program is offered to students to travel and study In Effect College will be needed for Processing of the comple­ Veterans Administration re­ Entitlement for veterans By LESLIE SHERMAN training under the GI Bill has in Spain. Last summer 126 the 1977-78 academic year ted Family Financial State­ ports. "Last December's dorm need to do some things im- ment by ACT requires a Veterans who have trained been extended to 45 months, students from 35 states de­ parted from Kennedy Airport regulations are still in effect mediately to assure that they period of at least three White Wing Merges and flew to Barcelona. The and will continue to be so for may be considered for finan- weeks, which makes it vitally group was lodged in Uni­ the remainder of the school cial aid. important that the forms be By SARA ROVINE versidad Laboral de Tarra­ year," stated Dave Radcliffe, Consideration for financial obtained by students now White Wing janitorial ser­ with a smile.'' The American gona, on the Mediterranean Associate Dean of Campus aid must be made upon an- and completed by the stu­ vice has merged with Red Environmental Management coast where they lived and Life. alysis of the student appli- dents and their parents as Top to form the new Ameri­ Service will be able to ·pro-· attended classes. The uni­ The regulations covered cant and family financial soon as possible. ndise pollution, partying, can -Environmental Manag­ vide whatever kind of service versity had its own private 1 condition. The completion by John Dodson, Director of ment Services, campus direc­ that is particular to any kind beach, tennis and basketball vandalism, and the misuse of tbe student and family of a Financial Aid, is optimistic at tor Gary Elshoff announced. of situation. courts. Courses ranged from thd fire-fighting equipment Family Financial Statement, the present time about next White Wing has served The office and staff have Elementary Spanish to Liter­ or fire alarms. processed through ACT, is a year's funding for student Regis since 1969. Elshoff remained the same, but the ature an!' Culture. Radcliffe commented that necessary step in the proce- aid. Students who feel that maintains that this new com­ name has changed, and the Sixty students made a the rules were brought on for dure for financial aid consid- financial aid will be neces­ pany will continue to provide quality of service will contin­ four-day tour to London. a number of reasons. For eration. Family Financial sary are encouraged to com­ "efficient, competant service ue to remain high. Once or twice a week a group one, he felt things had to Statements are available in plete the necessary forms for trip was scheduled to visit settle down on campus. The the Financial Aid office, Ro- consideration. Mr. Dodson such historical places as Tar­ Freshmen interviews con- om 210, Campus Center, and urges students not to delay ragona, Monserrat, the in­ , firmed his feelings. "Many should be obtained immed- obtaining the necessary teresting cities of Barcelona students felt the way I did. I iately by -all students who forms from his -office. and Valencia. Some students received support from both visited the Island of Mal­ the ,students and student TeleFund Solicits lorca. govei;Jlment." As part of the program, a When questioned how the trip was taken to Madrid, students reacted to the new Alu~nni Gifts _ and such famous cities as regulations Radcliffe ex­ Telefund '77 is now being be a training session held on Toledo, Avila, Segovia and plained, "The people upset organized for a six day oper- . Thursday, February 10th. in the historical Valle de los over the new rules were the ation beginning in mid Feb- the Regis room. The session Caidos. In Ma(irid they vis­ ones affected and it was only ruary, for the purpose of will begin at 3:00p.m. ited the Museo del Prado, inten?ed to affect about five raising funds through Alu- Following Telefund '77 Palacio Real, Fabrica de Ta­ percent of the student mni gifts. there will be a short recep- pices, Plaza Mayor etc. body.;• At present, almost 120 tion for the participants of To complete the excite­ The money collected from students have volunteered the project. Necessary de­ ment of this program, a sur­ the fines goes back into the their services to the project. tails will be promulgated at a prise bonus was given to the dorms to repair damages. The dates for Telefund '77 later date. students, a free day in Paris, Rad~1iffe concluded, "I are February 14, 15, 17 and A11 students wishing to courtesy of Air France. They don't like fines and believe again on February 21, 23, 24, volunteer their services are were lodged in the luxury they 4re ineffective . . How­ beginning at 6:30 p.m. and asked to contact either the hotel Meridien, from where ever, fines convey the most ending at 9:30p.m. Development office, or the it was very easy to tour the dramatic impact." Due to the outstanding re- Brown and Gold office as city. And then, back home to \' sponse received from the soon as possible. our United· States. Outdoor Life Regis community, there will Plans are already in pro­ gress for the 13th Summer Sponsors Party Club Offers Lecture Program in Spain 1977. All The Regis Astronomy Club Physics department here at This Friday, Jan. 21, the persons interested should and the Math Department Regis. Dr. Roughton's talk write to Dr. A. Doreste, Au­ Outdoor Life Club wiJJ spon­ are jointly sponsoring the will be on Babylonian Mathe­ gustana College, Rock Is­ sor an a11 school cash-bar first math lecture of the new matical Astronomy. The lec­ party tq' be held in the land, Ill. 61201 as soon as semester next Wednesday. ture will be at 3:00 in the O'ConrleiJJ Party Room. possible. Space is very lim­ Featured will .be Dr. N. A. Science ampitheater. A11 are J. c. Superstar Arrives Tomorrow EveryOP,e is cordia11y ·invited. Roughton, the head of the invited to attend. ited. >1/ 1'1' .. - .... Wednesday, Januuy 19, 1977 BROWN AND GOID Page4-- f • •

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' J I J ·,_, ) I \ ,. ~ ...... ~ ~ . ~ ) ~ -' / PageS Wednesday, January 19, 1977 BROWN AND GOLD Seibert At Regis Dewey Dayhop By PETER SARTUCCI vocations after graduation, but he says "my contribution Fr. Gary Sei~ert, SJ., to Regis is to do good Conversations Director of the Reg1s College theater-it's up to the stu­ Theater, is the subject ofthis dent to take it from there," By DENNIS PIMPLE dayhopl" week's Who's Who. ''Rehearsals are hard "They've all got friends in Fr. Seibert comes to Regis work, and theater is mostly I found Dewey Dayhop the dorms. They just from Carnegie-Mellon Uni­ rehearsals. If people realize huddled in a dark corner at have the time. Sure, I could versity in Pittsburgh, where this, and also realize that it's the back of the Snack Bar. join some club, get involved GodspeH and Pippin origfua- fun-, then everything works. His right hand held a smold­ and meet people. But do ted as student productions. Theater is fun." ering cigarette, his left nurs­ know when the meetings He entered the Jesuits in ed ·a fifteen cent coke. He man?" I didn't answer. 1960, receiving his MFA in Fr. Seibert expects to be at looked worn aoo haggard. tell you when: nine o'clock Theater Directing in 1976. ~egis for several years, put­ There were dark circles un­ night! I can't drive all He had directed and choreo­ tmg the school productions der his eyes as he glanced to way back here for a m~:etinl! . graphed modern and class­ on a solid base. The. next acknowledge my presence, I've got studies, and I ical plays and musicals.in St. production will be "Doctor then he cast them down had to take a day off to Louis, Pittsburgh, New York Faustus", scheduled to open again to gaze onto the empty in line for an hour to City, Milwaukee, and Mexico on February 22. · table. On the floor beside ize." He stared into his City, as well as producing The cast will be Bill Gable him was stacked $32.65 as he spoke. "The vu-... au•·• several programs for cable as . Faustus, Joe Keenan as. worth of books. soon to be his .pus life committee is a TV in Los Angeles. · Lucifer, Corky Kenealy as close and constant compan­ I've never heard The College offered ~ Fr. Mephistophilis, Alex Van­ ions for the next four from anybody. I never Seibert a position in the Lerberg as Wagner, Dave months. what's going on anywhere. summer of last year. He sees Flake and Kevin Luby as The· for leave. I knew Dewey well , even missed the dorm his purpose here as " getting Students, Mark Jahne and and I could see there was ies, aU of them." a program started so that a Mark Dalton as the Magi­ something he wanted to get I choked back a cry as person can get a Liberal Arts cians, Marguerite Daniels as off his mind.- Not needing qu.eried' "Not even . . . even. education while pursuing a the ~Good Angel, Mark Sto­ an invitation, he began talk­ . . ?" craft, the theater. I also want vicek as the Bad Angel, · ing. ' " Yeah, even the to make a mark in the Denver Laurens Dorsey as Charles "I don 't see ·any way out, Gish Memorial Party. artistic community for the The Fifth, Doug Staley as the man.' ' He shook his head you know I'm one of Den­ school and the Church". Duke of Hanholt, Simone slowly from side to side. " I ver's leading supporters "Theater's never been Balzano as the Dutchess of don't know how long I can the 'Pie in the Sky' more alive than now, (it's) . Hanholt, Jennie Greiwe as hack it. " He took a long, Hell, I was planning to capable of so much, as a way Helen of Troy, Tina La Greca slow drag on the cigarette my doctorial thesis of learning and expanding as as the Old Woman, and the and ground it . out on the subject!" He was '""''...t''""l a human being. It's some­ Seven Deadly Sins played by metal ashtray. I knew what ly shouting now, a wild ' :Getting a program started so that a person can get a Liberal thing (that) everybody can ' Tom Fitzpatrick, Sean Do­ he was talking about. Al­ was in his eyes as he Arts educa,tion while pursuing a craft, the theater. understand." heny, Sparky Christianson, ready his features were fad- at me and clutched the Fr. Seibert acknowledges Nancy Newell, Stephanie ing. Where once there were top. I just watched, lrn•>w•na• that many theater students Schmidt, and Sharon Mc­ sharp lines of nose and chin that he had to get this will probably choose other Carthy. were now only muddled !em of his chest. smudges .. Dewey was a vic­ He calmed down tim of the painful and lin­ slouched back into his Letters, Continued gering disease Daystudent- ''I'm only glad I've only amoUous, an affliction which three and a half more 1976. The statute #12-47-128 Realizing that this causes the victim's facial of this crap. I . '"""rP•nn••r Earth News (1) reads as follows : (as taken possibly be a '"slanted features to fade until his With that he ground out from the Session Laws of of the incident, I coJrnacrea• head looks like a pal.e melon cigarette, drained his picked up his books, By JON BUTLER of life and property." Colorado: Second Regular councilman Larry Perry who with hair on it. The measure, according to Session, 1976) was also at the scene of the "I tried man, I really tried. shuffled away. "See 'ya I round." he muttered. "It is inevitable that a de­ Cranston, "reflects advances It is unlawful for any incident. Councilman Perry poked, prodded, pleaded, I watched him leave. structive earthquake will strike that have been made in the person: explained to me that he had and threatened. I whispered, turned sideways at the door, a major u.s. population cen- . past year in earthquake re­ (c) To have in his pos­ cause to be on hand because cried, and screamed. I tried ter. We cannot yet predict search." Cranston has re­ session malt, vinous, or the incident was in his dis- to get people to notice, I and I noticed that he was when that catastrophe will oc­ mained "confident" this bill spirituous liquor in any trict. He said he had heard really did. But it's useless." completely featureless, cur. But there is much we can will be enacted into law this store, in any public the police calls on the radio He lit up another cigarette. for his eyes and two do in the meantime to prepare year, even though similar place, 'including public and stopped to see what was "Useless." ' bumps where there ourselves for that event in a bills have been defeated over streets, alleys, roads, or happening. As he under- "Man, you don't know be ears. None of the stulu~ms• manner that reduces injuries the past three or four years. highways, or upon pro­ stood the situation, the nei- what it's like. I don't know standing in the and loss of life, and minimizes The monetary value of this perty owned by the state ghbors of the party house anybody. I look for people to lunch line seemed to economic and property dam ;. bill represents the interme­ of Colorado or any sub­ had complained to the police, talk to, but they're always him. diate level of funding recom­ age." division thereof, or in­ thus necessitating the ap- wrapped up in themselves .to God help the nnJFnrtnn:>tP:• Senator Alan Cranston mended by eminent scien­ pearance of the police. Mr. Luther with a ...a . .. " he day hop. tists, engineers and public side vehicles while upon [D. Calif. ] the public street, alleys, Pei:ry told me that originally on the words "a Remarks in senate, officials on the earthquake Prediction and Hazards Mi~ roads, or highways there were two patrol cars at ~~~~-11111111•••••••11111!.-•.-JI!II~!!!II·f' Jan. 10, 1977 when such person is the scene. He then noted that point I would like to make is many D.P.D. saves, tigation board. when the party could not 'be this: the a1ticle which was or the nl'lmber of burglaries The $220 million will be under twenty-one years For many people thr­ dispersed "a couple of ·more printc;d in this paper was they solve. Or perhaps you oughout the world, 1976 was shared jointly by the National of age. cars" were called for. This definitely "slanted" and ap- stlould simply con sider get- a year of insurmountable Science Foundation and the I was also told that the tragedy. Devastating earth­ U.S. Geological survey. person causing the biggest made Mr. Perry's estimation parently somewhat false, · or ting both sides of a story quakes ripped through vari­ Though Cranston believes problem was ''the blonde kid of the number of patrol cars at least exaggerated. This before you print slanderous ous global locations causing his bill may allow scientific who lives there" . It is said four (4). Mr. Perry said he article was the epitome of articles. Sincerely, did not see any paddy wa- poor journalism. The facts millions of dollars of dam­ measures to decrease dam­ that he (the kid who lives Debbie Dinsmoor age, and destroying· thou­ age from a major earth­ there) kept insisting that he gons, and the canine patrol were incomplete and editor- sands of lives. Immediate quake, it is likely that the would break the party up, "never did get there". He ialzed. I believe that the The situation w<~.s n•ported survivors of earthquakes are majority of damage will be but did not. Sgt. Baca said explained about the ambul- Denver Police Department, as told to the reporter, as is further plaqued by fire, dis­ unavoidable. In the San An­ that others at the party kept ance in the same fashion as as well as all those who read indicated in the article. The ease, exposure to the ele­ dreas fault area billions of trying to calm this person .did Sgt. Baca. Mr. Perry the.Brown and Gold deserve pohce were not questioned ments, and starvation for at dollars of real estate, struc­ down and take him inside but­ ·then proceeded to praise the better reporting. The state- due to the inavailability of least as long as it takes relief turally unable to withstand were continuaily unsuccess­ Denver Police .Department ments in the article, as well specific names or badge operations to organize effec­ the power of a major earth­ ful due to his resistance. for the way they handled the · as the headline, not only numbers, and the sf\Qrtuess tive programs. The earth­ quake, are seemingly doom­ Again according to Sgt. Baca incident. He stated that he slandered the D.P.D., but of time. It is admitted that quakes of 1976 seem to have ed. the police remained very was ·~amazed'' at the cour- also served to damage rela- ·. the headline and leading par- provoked much more than. Although . Cranston feels calm while trying to disperse tesy of .the officers. "They tions between the Depart- agraph of the article show a just casual interest. "this bill, if passed, will take the crowd. He also mention­ didn't even touch a . kid," ment and Regis College. I bias not appropriate for a On January 10, 1977 Sen­ us a long way down the road commented Perry. ''And firmly believe that articles news article, and the Brown toward being prepared for ed that, even though the law ator Alan Cranston, D. Calif. they (the police) took alot of such as the one you printed and Gold wishes to apologize the inevitable", it is also in­ was broken none of the stu­ introduced a bill authorizing dents were arrested. He sajd abuse." give police officers a very for this breach of journalistic $200 million to be appropria­ evitable-that modern science must contend with what will "after all, they were just a Again, I realize that this undeserved reputation. Per- responsibility. Thank you for ted over the next three years too could be a slightly "sian- haps the B&G should con- helping to clear up this mat- on research to "predict become the failur~s of the bunch of college kids having ted view". However, the sider do in~ an article on the ter. earthquakes and reduce loss past age. fun .. " · ~~~ murf fl pimple Wednesday, January 19, 1977 BROWN AND GOLD Page6 Racers Ski· Well Regis Basketball By STEVE SHINN show up to compete in a with Freshman Patty ·Petz Thompson fmished in the top Loses on Road Trip preseason challenge race in defeating Nora of Notre The Regis College Ski 20 for Regis in ~he giant which Regis finished third Dame in the women's finals. Team has begun its season, slalom. ' By STEVE SHINN overall. One bad outcome In the men's competition, 45-22 half time · and Regis snow or no snow, with very The Regis College Bask­ from this preseason race was Senior Jay Neurauter defeat­ Regis Ski Coach Dr. Phil never closed the gap. Signifi­ satisfying and competitive · when promising Freshman ed teammate Doug Haack to Farley stated about the team etball team experienced what cant factor to the outcome of results. Bob Brown caught a tip on take the individual crown. that, "They're really coming many NBA teams have ex­ this game was the 42-25 On January 8th and 9th, perienced this year which is one of the gates and took a Sophmore Ken DeFrancia, on and all the members are rebounding edge Mesa held the team and the Central terrible spill resulting in a working hard and enthusias­ having trouble winning on over Regis. IntercolleJZiate Ski League who was Regis's top racer· broken arm. He will be lost to tically this season." He also the road. Over the Christmas On the day after the loss to (CISL) was supposed to be­ last year, took '9th in the the team for the rest of the announced that two new break, the Ranger cagers Mesa College, Regis journ­ gin their seasons. But due to slalom and 19th in the giant dropped four contests all season. slalom. Bob Heckman follow­ coaches, Frank Bulkeley, for­ eyed to Salt Lake City to play lack of snow this first meet played on the oppositions La.st Thursday night, Jan. ed DeFrancia with 13th in the mer NCAA and Fort Lewis Westminister. This too was a was cancelled. Four teams home court. 13, the Regis skiers compet­ slalom and 20th place finish ski racer and Rich -Cote, Rocky Mountain Athletic from the league, however did On Dec. 14, the Rangers ed in a dual challenge race in the giant slalom. Jay Neu­ former captain of the Regis Conference game in which a2ainst Notre Dame at Lake rauter was Regis's top man Ski team and a 1974 gradu­ began their road trip by the Rangers suffered a heart­ Women's Eldora. This race was run in in the giant slalom taking 9th ate, have been working real going to Colorado Springs breaking 67-64 defeat. the same fashion as the pro place. For the women, Kim hard with the team this year. to take on Air Force. The first Terry Weis hit six straight skiers. Two skiers race Hunter a Freshman from Farley felt it was the work of · ~alf was very close all the clutch free throws in the clos­ Collegiate against each other side by Glenwood Springs, Colorado these two new coaches t.hat way with the Falcons taking a ing minutes to secure the side down parallel courses. came in 12th in the slalom. has resulted in the success of 38-36 lead into the dressing Westminister win. Veis led swept this meet this years team. room. all scorers with . 21 points Basketball In the second half, the lead while Dave Fredrickson and By DONNA BROWN chang~d hands back and Mike Deutch scored 20 and This past week several forth. With 12 minutes left in 13 points respectively for women have participated in the game, Regis was on top Regis. preseason training for a pro­ by four points. Then Air Southern Utah State Col­ spective Regis Women's In­ Force broke the game open, lege was the next opponent tercollegiate Basketball SPORTS EDITORIALS led by Tom s·chneeberger for Regis on their long road team. The requirements are who finished with 28 points trip. A second half rally by minimal: only that you show and 14 rebounds, and out­ Regis fell short and Southern an interest and give the team scored Regis 18-6 in the last Utah won their fourth Rocky the best of your efforts. seven and a half minutes of Mountain Athletic Conferen­ A tentative ·schedule has COMING.· SOON I play to give the Falcons a ce game 80-69. already been set for competi­ 79-64 victory. Joe Grueber · A slow start put Regis _tion this season. Those inter­ was the high man for Regis behind by 18 points with 7:34 ested should share their tal­ with 16 points followed by left in the first half. Then ents, so the opportunity for Sampson with 12. Regis found the form and women to play intercollegiate Mesa College in Grand trailed by only 41-31 at the basketball will be available Junction defeated Regis 90- half. and continued in the years to 70 on Jan. 7 in an important Less than four minutes come. Rocky Mountain Athletic into the second half, Regis For more information con­ Conference game. had cut the lead to 45-39, but tact the Women' s Athletic Regis was never in the Southern Utah pulled away Department. contest as they .committed 14 to a 10 point lead in the fmal first half turnovers which en- minutes and held on for the abled Mesa to jump to a victory. Men's I.M. B-Ba/1 Schedule Announced Walsh, McGrath, and Carrasco LEAGUE A 8:15 Overacheviers vs Buck­ 8:15 Bhang vs Beaver Patrol 8:15 Bhang vs Rex a-roo's CS vs Jammers CS vs Gila Bend Receive Soccer Leagile Honors BEAVER PATROL Russians vs Rush Mon Feb 21 WOMBATS Thur Jan 29 Thurs Feb 10 6:15 Euphoria vs Buck-a- By Steve Shinn position. Even though Mc­ GOOD,BAD, BURNT(GBB) 6:15 Beaver Patrol vs GBB 6:15 Rex vs Climax · roo's Grath missed the second half OVERACHIEVERS Ka-bong vs Hibbing LPA vs Ka-bong Alumni vs Gila Bend of the season with a broken EUPHORIA Three players on the Regis 7:15 Rex vs Wombats 7:15 Swish vs Overachievers 7:15 Swish vs GBB ankle, he still achieved the SWISH ·college Soccer team were Alumni. vs CS Rush Jammers vs Hibbing notoriety. McGrath should BUCK-A-ROO'S vs CS- awarded post-season honors 8:15 Climax vs Overachev­ 8:15 GBB vs Buck-a-roo's 8:15 Overachievers vs Wom­ return healthy next year to REX by the Rocky Mountain inter­ iars Alumni vs Russians bats lead the Ranger kickers and BHANG collegiate s·occer League Jammers vs Gila Bend ' Rush vs Ka-bong which added a feeling of ac­ possibly gain higher recog­ CLIMAX nitiOn. Wed Feb 16 complishment and satisfac­ Mon Jan 31 Tues Feb 22 LEAGUE B 6:15 Beaver Patrol vs Eu­ tion to the Rangers disap­ 6:15 Climax vs Wombats phoria 6:15 Jammers vs Ka-bong pointing season. Freshman Louie Carrasco Jammers vs LPA Jammers vs Alumni Climax vs Buck-a-roo's also gained honorable men­ LOST PLANET AIRMAN 7:15 Bhang vs Overacheivers . Senior, player-coach I and tion all-league at an offensive (LPA) 7:15 Bhang vs Wombats 7:15 Bhang vs Euphoria FLA vs Russians , Rush vs LPA captain Brian Walsh receive~d position which was a plea­ F.L.A LPA vs CS 8:15 Rex vs Buck-a-roo's 8:15 CS vs Hibbing honorable mention atl-le~gue sant surprise. Carrasco RUSSIANS 8:15 Overachievers vs GBB at a defensive position. This Rush vs Hibbing Ka-bong vs Russians Rex vs GBB shows that good young soc­ RUSH was the second year in a row cer are now coming out of the GILA BEND Tues Feb 1 Walsh gained this recogni­ U.S. high schools and are HIBBING 6:15 Swish vs Euphoria Thurs Feb 17 Wed Feb 23 tion. He should be congrat­ able to _<;ompete on the col­ ALUMNI Ka-bong vs FLA 6:15 Buck-a-roo's V!i Beaver 6:15 FLA vs Gila Bend ulated in his performance lege level. Unfortunate for HIBBING 7:15 GBB vs Climax -Patrol Wombats vs Buck-a-roo's and time spent for Regis Regis, Carrasco. will not be COSMONIC SHROOMERS Hibbing vs Gila Bend LPA vs Hibbing 7:15 Alumni vs FLA Soccer in the last four years. returning to Regis as he (CS) 8:15 Beaver Patrol vs Rex. 7:15 Wombats vs Overachie- Rex vs Euphoria Junior Dennis McGrath re­ joined the Navy just after the KA-BONG CS vs Russians vers 8:15 Hibbing vs Russians ceived honorable mention first semester ended. JAMMERS , Rush vs FLA Swish vs. Beaver Patrol all-league at an offen~jve • I! Wed Jan 19 Wed Feb 2 6:15 LPA vs Russians 6:15 Overachievers vs Eu­ -~~----1-----7---, phoria. Euphoria vs Wombats Y our're Invited ~ • · Fnendly 1 ,7:15 Buck-a-roo's vs Bhang Jammers vs FLA . ·7:15 Swish vs Wombats 1 _people · 1 CS. vs Ka-bong FREE 8:15 Rush vs Gila Bend 'Ka-bong vs Gila Bend I with I Rex vs Swish 8:15 Bhang vs Climax Rush vs Alumni SWAP will open those tired eyes I friendly I I prices I Wed Jan 26 Bring ypur breakfast I I 6:15 FLA vs LPA into the faculty lounge GBB vs Euphoria I 427•21701 7:15 Bhang vs Swish - EVERY M-onday morning I I Alumini vs Hibbing / at 7:45 and hear I 72nd I ...... _ . __ .LL.I....&...... a ..,

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SLANG By KATHY.BIRD type of pasta cooked at your ByMAGGIESMITH gas," "bogus", "it's a Assuming that students. table with butter, garlic, Seniors, Graduation Day, ester represent companies H someone were to walk drag", "in your eye", "bit usually have more spending cream and spices. For those· May 8, is right around the like Proctor and Gamble up to you today and say; the big wazoo", "off the money after vacation than at with less hearty appetites, comer. You should be regis- (Coffee Sales Division), Bur­ "Last night I cruised my wall", "blitzed". "fired other times of the year, it the soup is always a good - tered with the CDC office in roughs-Wel!come (pharma­ chopper car to a crazy party. up", "foul", "it's not Miami might be .wise to suggest a choice with which to begin. the Student Center by Feb. ceutical sales), and St. Paul Te time was really George out here", "eat a big rock" not-so-inexpensive place to The restaurant takes on an 1, if you want to use all the Insurance. You need to do and everyone was real tier- (or "eat a big one"), "wac­ eat before we all run out of aura resembling an old Eng­ placement services we have some groundwork and pre­ vous. It was simply _exotically ky-tabacky", "reefer", money. lish pub, with high backed to offer. pare a resume, before you Edgar until some snoops "let's blow this pop stand", Geared toward beef lovers, Leather chairs and wooden Seniors, pick a workshop if can interview. found out about it and called ' ' y a h o o ' ' , ' ' decent' ' , the "Scotch & Sirloin" offers tables. you want to find out about Underclassmen, think l)OW the cops-said we were "gross", "polluted", "tur­ an excellent menu consisting It is rather small which interviewing skills, written about Civil Service Commis­ mixed up. Luckily a square key", "jerk", "how much primarily of steaks, filets, makes it much mo~e inti­ communication skills, re­ sion opportunities, student bull came and· just told us to fun are you", "we're out of and prime rib. Their .special- mate, if that is your prefer­ sume writing, and all those trainee positions open in en­ break up. We all thought he here-this place is (ancient) ties, which flll almost an ence. One must admit that good things that tell you gineering, physical, mathe- · was zorch. . ."-you pro- history", "heck", "fool", entire menu page, are filets the service is unbelievable­ "HOW TO GET HIRED": matical and life sciences. bably wouldn't know what he "what's up", "hunky­ prepared in about five differ- in_ fact, if you're lucky, you The workshops start on Jan. Applications now being ac­ was ta]king about. dorey", "hokey smoke or ent ways, called Torenados. mtght get a free drink or 18, 7-9:30 p.m. Come into cepted in Denver area office The speach is rnostly smoke a hoke", "forget it", These Torenados can be ac- appetizer, providing you're a the CDC to sign up for a in agricultural management, slang. The above is from the "sit down and put it in high companied with Beamaise good customer! workshop and they will give agricultural statistics, engin­ late forties meaning: "Last gear", "taste is all in the sauce and mushrooms, or Since it is rather small; it is you further information. eering, extractive metai­ night I drove my car with a mouth", "puntang", "don't even with different kinds of smart to make reservations Workshops wilf run through J;_;_rgy, forestry, hydrology, .section taken out of the body get a rash", "it's time for a seafood. Torenados are so in advance. Be prepared to Feb. 24. meteorology, range conser­ so the front wo_uld be lower, session", "go for it", "take tender they can be cut with a spen~ some ·money, _if you Underclassmen, they can vation, soil conservation and to a wild party. It was a good a dump", "chaps my ass", fork. want an exceptional meal. give you the inside informa­ soil science. Satisfactory party and everyone was hav- "let one rip", "eat my For a first course there are Located at 11th and Grant, tion on part-time and ·temp­ trainees are eligible for per- ' ing fun. It was simply the shorts", "did you get off a couple of things worth about five minutes from orary jobs, and on summer manent professional posi­ best until some detectives tonight", "earth to--", mentioning, one of these be- -downtown, it is an ideal plac~ employment. tions after graduation. found out about it and called "did you fool last night", ing the Fettuccini, which is a to relax for either a delicious . . Some of the recruiters Jobs, jobs, jobs ... the police-said we· were too "oh so fun" or "how fun", lunch or a three hour' dinner. coming to Regis second sem- Warehouse work/prefers loud and drunk. Luckily and "10-4 good buddy", "ALL­ male; no.-real!y heavy work/ ·honest policeman came and right", "get you act to­ Review 12-3 p.m., Mon.-Fri. at $2.75 told us all to leave. We all gether", "later", "he's so an hour, occasionally more thought he was really ni<:e." fruit", "da", "dirt bag", hours. So slang isn't new. It's "geek", "hammered", "I Clapton Has No Reason To Cry Secretary /flexible hrs .I been around since man be- got used", "sleeze", and $2.50-$3 an hr./Needs some­ came creative. The only new "fag". By DENNIS PIMPLE years ago. 461 Ocean Boule­ "Carni'ial," with alight and one immediately /temporary. thing about slang is the The last group of slang vard mixes Clapton's old flowing style, "Hello Old Manufacturing job/work changes it goes through ev- expressions is an interesting Eric Clapton's new al­ style rock with some blues - Friend," showing great ver­ with plastics, finished pro­ ery year. Most slang words one. These words or sayings bum, No Reason To Cry, intermixed. The music be­ sitility, and "Black Summer duct weighs about 35 lbs./ last a year, some last a lot were each only mentioned by brings him full circle to the came subtler, revealing a Rain," which brings out the 4:30-11:30 p.m., Mon.-Fri., less, and some last a lot one or two people. They blues style of his origin. deeper and more strident sombre feelings typical to three weeks out of every four longer. .represent home-town slang, Early influences of such ill­ emotion. There's One In blues. Also of note is Dylan weeks/$3.03 an hr./Immed­ Real slang isn't vulgar or dorm slang, and even just uminaries as Elmore James Every Crowd mixes blues in •song, • •Sign Language,'' iate. obscene. It's more a mixture floor slang. Meanings are and Robert Johnson gave with updated bible songs and which Clapton and Dylan Desk clerk-switchboard­ of words, or a word which sometimes known, but often C!apton foundation in blues shows a complete break from sing together. maintenance/prefers indivi­ won't usually make sense, vague. They are; "annihil­ which has stayed with him the days of Cream. E. C. Although No Reason To dual 20 or older/full or part­ literally, the one uses it. ated", "hairy situation", throughout his musical car­ Was Here introduced the Cry may be a disappointment time/sal-ary negotiable/ Slang at colleges like Regis "el-wacko''', "yucksville", eer. One of Clapton's most change in full, with soft, to Clapton fans waiting for Immediately. is colorful and often very "it's the pits", "wrecked", powerful contemporary influ­ clean guitar work and quiet another "Layla," those Colorado Division of Crim­ unique due to the diversity of "pulled a slick one", "black ences is Bob Dylan, and the vocals as opposed to the wlio've been witnessing the inal Justice seeking tempor­ students coming together your eye", "pee-ons", "per­ music on this album reflects mountains of Marshal amps changes will appreciate it as ary part-time help involving with their expressions and verts", "help me, Mr. Wiz­ this. of concerts in the past. a superior musical state­ · data collection, summariza­ idiosyncrasies. ard", "bag it'', "it's debat- Actually, the change from No Reason To Cry carries ment. At arty rate, Eric tion, analysis and related We polled 56 on-campus -able", "TTFN" (ta-ta for the Derek and the Dominoes on this tradition with some Clapton will r~main in the functions/Individual should students from each of the now), "tootles", "it's style could be seen evolving very fine cuts. The better annals of both rock and blues be pursuing course work in three dorms to compile a list great"' "hi kiddo bi-ddido"' since C!apton resurfaced on songs are those writted by as one of the finest compos­ public administration, social of Regis Slang. "get off your cloud", "cold- the music scene ~everal Clapton himself, including er/guitarists of his time. sciences, psychology, crimi­ The five following expres- er than a well-diggers pit", . nal justice, economics or a sions were those which most "boot-lip", · "squirrel", related field, with at least an people used. Interestingly, "fruit", "doll", "want to go interest in statistics/posi­ these five words all relate to for a roll in the hay", "who tions will run from now until intoxication, or being under writes your jokes", "let's do the middle of June/$3.16 au the influence· of some type of a doobie", "fish-head", "do hr. drug; "loaded", "bombed", you kiss your mother with "smashed", "wasted", and that mouth", "in you face", Regan "couldn't get off tonight". "J eany-Mac", "idiots", - The next eight expressions ''mingia", "how'd your day Replies· were all voted for by at least go", "that was pretty flat", ten people and they range in ''skeeba", "how do you like meaning; "sorry I blew up", it now, lapper", "Hey", _Thanx "intense", "loadies", "jag- "take a lap", "haaloe", off", "on the rag" (otr), "my main~-", "obliv ex­ "how 'bout cha", "blow it press", "Mutiang", "don't . The · Admissions office off" (or blow-off), and "high . get your pants in a bundle", would like to thank all stu­ dog" (or "high-doggin' it"). "sorry I lost my head", Jehts who volunteered to cal! "turn up the radio-! can't prospective students during The following seven ex- "sqeeze me", "g-neck", the Ch'ristmas holidays. The pressions were mentioned by "lit", "oh", -"high hound", response was overwhelming at least eight people each; "put it there-hang me five", and we would like to thank "it's a bit n1'p" (or "tad bit -"nolshol", "ooftah", "beav- you for your assistance. If nippy"), "oh, man" (or er", and "cruise". you haven't returned your "yeah, man"), "shmuck", The above words might lists to the Admissions Of­ "bizzare", ·"Buzzed", have only been mentioned fice, we would like them at "nerd", and "excellent'·'. your earliest convenience. Each of the next was men- ~:~~le b:c:r~sepo~~~. e:ro~~~ Thank you again and have a tioned two or three times; cause they are members of successful second semester. "How are you gonna act", new or dying slang. The The Admissions Office "that's close", "this is a decision is entirely yours.

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' . ... where all the vi II age's knaves, knights and ladies-in­ ··Take Outs waiting feast and make merry. Quaff your favorite OPEN brew beside the stained glass. windows and· cobble­ stone walls of a 17th century castle. Enjoy a hearty sandwich like the Renaissance, half a pound of chopped ,, sirloinchar"'broiledwith ham, cheese, l~ttuce and Mon·Thurs tomato. Try a shrimp or beef Bratkebob, or a beggars banquet of soup, cheese, fruit, bread and wine. Or one . of 16 other hearty sandwiches or specialities; just about­ %%:30·%0:30 everythiAg is less than the price of a movie. Have a drink or a meal at the Bratskellar after your next joust. Make a point of it. Fri·Sat ITAliAN RESTAURANT brntekellar AND lOUNGE _ %2:00·%%:00. About four centuries away. 1430 Larimer St., 6875 LOW.~.LL BlVD. Larimer Square. Open 6 days a week Lounge Open Till for lunch, dinner and cocktails. 427W1!J91 Open Sundays at noon. NORTH GROUND AND AVIATION FEDERAL PROGRAMS AVAILABLE FOR FRESHMEN, SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS & SENIORS. IF YOU DESIRE MORE CHEVRON INFORMATION, SEND IN THE CUT-OUT BELOW AND STOP BY AND TALK TO THE OFFICER SELECTION TEAM THAT WILL BE AT THE STUDENT UNION 18-19 417& N. FEDERAL January 1977. PH. '11-7111

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