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SPECIAL WLLliJC'l'IONS .1B.i7 ·~(,{171 ·. . / IW.i · Ne\N Me The Student Radi'o Board will ffl!'Bt on Tuesday, DAILY Dec. fJ at 4:30p.m. in rm. 231-C of the New Mexico Thursday, December 1, 1977 U,nion. \ Mondt Ignores Tips For Chan·ges in Staff By TIM GALLAGHER year contract he was awarded last LOBO Editor year. UNM head football coach Bill ·· Mondt said Wednesday he wiil not When asked if he thought Mondt make any changes in the coaching would make any changes in the staff (or next season despite an coaching staff, Davis replied Athletic Council recommendation "C?ach Mondt ~ill make changes' that he re-evaluate the program and to Improve the Situation as best he especially the coaches. can." ."No I'.m not planning any Bill Byrne, ex~cutive director of changes," Mondt said when told the l ,500-member Lobo Boosters about the Athletic council Club which contributes a large re.commendation. The Lobo portion of the athletic budget, said coaching staff had been heavily It would be "hard to tell" if there criticized for unimaginative play would be a big split in the club. "If calling this year. · you are a member of the boosters UNM president William E. Davis club, you suppo.rt UNM athletics decided to retain Mondt Tuesday nO matter WhO the COach iS, I 1 night. Mondt had been under fire because of the football team's 5-7 · There has been dissension among record this year and his 19-25-1 the boosters club this year with a accumulated record in four years as certain faction calling for Mondt's headcoach. . · resignation. Mondt said he was pleased by· ' ' Davis said he decided to retain ·-~·~ l"•un• by Phylll• M. Ku•hn., Mondt as head coach because he Retained lobo head football Davis' announcement. "We had "has the most desirable and out­ Coach Bill Mondt. been working under the assumption standing qualities a head coach can "No. I'm not planning any ·that we were going to be back next hav·e," and also because the Lobos changes." year, but of .course, we weren't will face a relatively easier schedule sure." · next year. Four of .UNM's key games, but I'm looking to see if Mondt said he agreed with Davis losses this year were at the hands of there's good morale on the team that next year's schedule would be top-20 ranked teams. The Lobos do the players give up, do they "a more representative one." \ 0. play only two of those four teams respect the. coach, do they try their Gone from next year's schedule \ StelfM Splelbwg, director of ""lo• Enco... ren. 11 next year. · best. From what I've seen, they are such top powers as Arizona Davis said he made the decision respect the' coach and do the best State and Colorado. The Lobos will :,4 after hearing the recommendations they can. also not play Arizona. Taking the (I of UNM Athletic Director Lavon school's places on the schedule will . "/''""' . ' Close EncoUnters:. McDonald and the · Athletic ''Naturally, we're looking for a be San Diego State, University of Council. The council Voted 5-4 to \\dnning team that would fill the Nevada-Las Vegas and University retain Mond't and recommended stands and help our entire athletic of the Pacific. Teams the Lobos Standing Alone that he re-evaluate the football program. will play again next year include program, especially the coaching "I decided to keep Bill Mondt as Hawaii, top-20 power Texas Tech, staff. . . . head coach because there was a lack perennial conference title contender ·As Sci-Fi Great Davis said he has also talked to of compelling reasons to void his Brigham Young, Wichita State, several football players, alumni and; .contract." . Utah, University of Texas-EI Paso, boosters and he concluded, "Of Davis' action means Mondt will Wyoming, Colorado State, and Editor's note: This is the final segment of a three•part series on the course we're disappointed in losing fulfill the second. year of a three- New Mexico State. movie "'Close Encounters of the Third Kind. " This section deals with the making ofthe film. "Close Encounters" opens at the Mall Cinema Dec./4. ·i By GEORGE GESNER Prof. Lands New Job ·"Dr. (J .Allen) Hynek one day was sitting around and picked up a newspaper when he read about thiS' movie company in Hollywood using his title Close Encounters of the Third Kind and he wrote me a In Rusk Adnlinistrat·ion kind of snappy letter." This is how director Steven Spielberg met Hynek, through the By TIM GALLAGHER mails. The later became collaborators in what will be one of the LOBO Editor biggest films of the-decade and one of the top science-fiction films of Estelle Zannes, UNM associate all time. professor of speech com­ ' Spielberg's main emphasis in the film was to make it somewhat' munications, is asking for a believable, and thai's where Hynek came in as a technical consultant. reduction of course load next Hynek serves as the director of UFO Studies in Evanston ,Ill. semester so she can work as director When asked what led to the design of the aliens, Hynek!Said, 4 'Steve of communications for new (Spielberg) has represented it very well. Virtually everything except the Albuquerque Mayor David Rusk's end is based on UFO reports. The descriptions of overgrown goblins administration, the LOBO has with rather thin bodies, large heads; of the thousands of reports of learned. · encounters of the third kind; has been the predominant description." Rusk will be inaugurated as Spielberg was asked why he chose to have a peaceful encounter mayor in a ceremoney tbnight, and unlike the one in War of the Worlds. He said, "In my heart I wanted it will announce his appointments at a to be peaceful. I really felt that anyone came far enough to get here Friday press conference. and wanted to hang o.ut 2,000 years of history for improvement itself. Zannes has put in a proposal' to the research and fellowship services If somebody zapped us with a cosmic laser beam, I haven't read about ( it or people haven't talked about it. So, I really want it to be a division asking for a reduction in ·l course load, sources said. The I benevolent exchange." . I Spielberg uses music in the film as a fol'Ql. of ·communications director, Edmund Kasner, was out between the aliens and humans. He said, "Ive always felt should of town and unavailable for something like this occur, there will be no 'take me to your leader'. It comment. Tina Benton, an official will be more complicated than that. It will be a combination of in the division, said Zannes has telepathy and some sort of universal language which is music.'' . submitted a proposal but refused The person assigned to compose the music for the film was the further comment. · Several sources, however, told illustrious soundtrack king Joh11 Williams, who composed the soundtracks to the two films with the largest gross income, Jaws and the LOBO that Zannes will head an expanded cbmmunicataions Star Wars. Williams started working on the project two years ago. He commented on the five-note sequence used throughout the film .. tie division at City Hall when Rusk takes office. said. he had 12 tones to work with bringing about 134,000 possible She will be in charge of public combinations. "I got up to 300 combinations," he said. "We chose - infbrmation as well as an expanded this combination purely out of aesthetic attraction to it. It is not communications system between strictly a five-note combination since it is a 2-3-1-1-5. It has a basic the departments at City Hall, '. mathematical appeal, since the one-ones is an exact division of 100 per sources said. cent of the vibrations of that tone divided to the fifth which suspends Zannes' proposal asks that she • it. Suspension was the main attraction." continue to teach a course at UNM There was one sequence in the film where the five-note sequence Meyor D11111d Ru•k end UNM A•.ac. Prof. of Speech Communic6- in addition to her City Hall duties, played a major part. The sequence was filmed in India. Spielberg was sources said. ' i . (contlnu.d on p11ge 3) tlotu &telle Zenna.

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...... - •. , "'!' j .- I ! Eve/ Knievel Dealt Out - LAS VEGAS - Evel Knievcl's proposed game haystack roulette is a Eric Sevareid Retires In New UNM Class "1l [; loser with Nevada gaming authorities. WASHINGTON - Eric Sevareid retired from 38 years of brQadcast '"'"' § Knievel claimed he would jump from an airplane into a casino parking journalism Wednesday, maintaing in a final commentary he will wear his "'w t: lot i~ Las Vegas or Atlantic City. He said bettors could wager on which UPI reputation for fairness like a medal. · . z Cl haystack he would land in.$ ' "There is, in the American people, a tough, undiminished instinct for "' 0 what is fair," the scholarly commentator said. "Rightly or wrongly, I have ::;: • .D However, Hary Reid, chairman of the gaming Commission, said Nevada Scientific Issues Studied " 0 will not condone any wagering on a person's life. · the feeling that I have passed the test. · X ,...J Briefs ;:)'"' Knievel is no stranger to Las Vegas. He suffered multiple fractures in "!shall wear this like a medal." A UNM course taught for the Kidd said the units to be taught in anthropology, human genes and 0 first time this fall is taking a '§"' 1968 when he failed to make a !50-foot motorcycle jump over the foun- Sevareid turned 65 Saturday. Under CBS' mandatory retirement policy, the spring semester course are the their consequences, the cognitive 0 \ Cl lains at Caesars Palace Hotel. Wednes<;lay was his last day of regular work. humanistic approach to the study E: origin of life, the controversy revolution in psychology, and the '< He departed from his usual format only to say, "This was Eric Sevareid of science. surrounding the recombination of. problem of expanding population r 0 in Washington. Thank you and Goodbye." Thre three credit hour course is DNA, scientific discoveries in and limited resources. 0' Natural Science 125 and is taught 9 by David E. Kidd, professor of 0 biology. n"' Anwar Sadat Blasts Arab Critics Kidd said the course is aimed at "'3 Clear Up Your Future In The .- 0' 2-Year AFROTC Program. CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) In Syria, meanwhile, the concering Egyptian-Israeli what a student "needs to un­ .,"' Presiaent Anwar Sadat blast~d Palestine Liberation Organization derstand in the current issues What's up after college? That .question Is enough to get a lot of young people down. developments. ' - Arab critics of his peace initiative relating to science. It is not a survey Air Force ROTC college graduates have that worry, too, But their Immediate future (and tried to focus the splintered Arab \0._, longer If they choose) Is much more secure. As a commissioned officer, there's a good job ._, Wednesday, saying they only care world on opposition to Sadllt. Sadat, reacting to fire from of the basic principles of the .. , Travel. Graduate level education. Promotions. Financial security, And really, lots more. about "power and safety." He biological, physical, and behavorial If you have two academic years ramalnlng, there's a great 2-y13ar A FAbre program stfll The guerrilla group called on Syria, the PLO, Libya, Iraq and available lo you, Look into the details. We think you'll be pleasantly surprised. And pleasan­ vowed to "carry my peace call to sciences. tly rewarded, Egypt's 'army to "react against other Arabs for his trip to the very end." "We spend more time on who "Last year I responded to an ad similar to this because J fee( as long as we are {Jotng to have conspiracies" involving Israel and Jerusalem and his peace conference a military service the nature of their worK demands the best people mafJ.agfng our natural Sadat spoke in the Suez Canal advised all Arabs to improve ties in Cairo, defended his initiative in a. did what, what the scientist is like resources. I al:so /eel, along W/th resources, they should have tho best opportunities City of Ismailia shortly after Soviet as a person, and how does the associated With their career. I want to get Into an Important profession after I t~raduate with with the Soviet Union. blistering attack on his Arab critics. Ambassador Vladimir Polyakov scientific development affect the best opportunities. To~ay I am more convinced of the Importance of/he Air Force Of· Plans for separate Arab con­ ) fleer profession 8rtd of the opportunities available to me. Right now/am drawing a scholar­ delivered the Kremlin's formal When he visited Damascus two society," Kidd said. ship which pays all my tuition and class lees, books, Jab lees and an additional $100.00 a ference rivaling Sadat's peace·talks month! In addition, I am employed at Kirtland AFB Jn a professional part-time Job with good rejection of an invitiation to attend in Cairo next week went ahead in weeks before traveling to Israel, "What I am trying to do is to Photo by Doug Pullen · pay whlfe already putting my college courses to work, The real payo/f ts having a guaran­ talks in Cairo to prepare for a Libya and Iraq, despite Saudi Sadat said, Syria's "President explain what is happening in the teed fob when I graduate starting at approximately $14,000 salary plus a career which 1 Hafez Assad told me that time will might want rather than become 8 civilian pilot, with my pay at approximately $20,000 at that Geneva middle east peace con­ Arabia's efforts to rally all Arabs Doug Trumbull, special effects genius. most current theoretical topics to time. I would like to tell you more and so would any of the staff at the UNM Aerospace ference. around a moderate oosition prove me wrong. people who do not have a rigorous Studies Department. They are standing by at 1901 Las Lomas, telephone 277/4~02to assist science background," Kidd said. you liKe they helped me" •• , Keith Merrifield. "But I replied that I have the it all courage, in this case, to face my The three units taught in the • .Close Encounter course this semester, Kidd said, are people and tell them that I made a (continued from page 1) ,,/ Prisoner Exchange mistake," Sadat said. asked why India was chosen, especially with all the difficulties with the theory of continental plates, the the government. He said, "India was written in the screenplay first, social 'consequences of nuclear Sadat said some Arab leaders then we discovered later that Columbia had frozen rupees there, and power, and the origin of the Frame and Art Market universe. Begins December 9. "only care about their government •as it turned out it was one of the most inexpensive scenes in the pic­ seats and power and.orefer safety, ture. Kidd said that in the spring Grand Openinq! WASHINGTON (UP!) - The United States and Mexico will begin semester of 1978 he will teach a exchanging prisioners Dec. 9 to allow them to serve their remaining terms "I believe the sequence of notes was the first major clue. The people there wer~ much more receptive and open-minded in religious ways to similar three credit hour course, in their own countries, Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell announced Wednesday. "We do not fight-for the sake of natural science 126. He said both BUYA • ready made frames Some 70 Americans and 38 Mexicans will be exchanged in a ceremony at. accept something they heard like these five notes and it got the • custom ftarnlng • art supplies fighting but in order to establish ~curses do not have prerequisites. • original hand painted · Francois Truffaut mysterious project off the ground. I just know that • metal section frames Juarez Airport in Mexico City, Bell said, and, during the next eight days, peace on earth," Sadat told a · • pre-cut mats and oils and water colors another 160 to 180 Americans will be returned. in India they could be no more closer to the earth, each other and the • fine prints delegation from the Israeli occupied BUCK mal boards sky." U.S. officials have said many, if not most, of the Americans to be Sinai. "I promise you that I will returned are imprisioned in Mexico on various drug charges. An interesting twist in the film is the presence of France's leading LOBO Ed$ 20%' off carry my peace call to the very end. director Francois Truffaut in a leading acting role. Spielberg said, 15% off Bell said the returning Americans, including 40 women, will be taken to SAVER the federal metropolitan correctional center at San Diego, Calif,. for initial "It would have been easier for "Truffaut came to me after I had come to him and asked him to do the movie. After the first couple days of shooting he came to me. I was Win Awards processing. me to stay in my place, talking and Hours: Mon-Fri 9-5:30, Sat 10-5:30 Fifty of the returning Americans are eligible for immediate, mandatory attempting to .. .leave the problem intimidated by him. Here's Francois Truffaut running around 'THIS Wyoming and I wanted to talk to him about all of his old films and he For Writing 3021'-3023 Central Ave. NE release under U.S. law. The others, Bell said, will go to various federal to my successor. But I felt that God CHRISTMAS institutions for parole hearings. will summon me to account if I did wanted totalk about the part. He pretty much was the one to give me the courage to then turn around and direct him. . Two UNM journalism students (4 stores east of the Lobo Theatre) The attorney general said the total number of prisioners elegible for not work to spare future have been cited for their entries in a exchange is not yet known. generations the ferocity of war. "One of the interesting things he did the first day ... ! couldn't quite Phone 268-1471 get my point across to him in English nor through his French tran­ national writing competi'tion· Of the Mexicans being returned, 26 are in federal prisions and the others Before meeting my God, I have to sponsored' by the William Ran­ are in Texas prisons. do my best for the sake of _this slator. So he asked me to stand right next to the lens behind the dolph Hearst Foundation. The exchange is being made under a treaty !he two governments signed country. camera and he would watch my face and I would play the scene, and Dolores Wood and Rebekah on Nov. 25, 1976. he wouid imitate every facial move and the next day when 1 saw him, I Szymanski both of Albuquerque, realized I was no actor." . The Senate ratified the pact and President Carter signed it into law last "I rpomise you that I will finish were honored for articles published month. what I started," the Egyptian Many people want to compare the film with Star Wars. Spielberg in the "Albuquerque Journal,." 'Royal 'Bo~t,q says there is no basis to that comparison. He said, "Close Encounters It became effective Wednesday. leader said, " in order to realize for Szymanski received a $200 · Bell said about 600 U.S. citizens are now confined in Mexico, but the230 our people a better future and for got off the ground a year before Star Wars was conceived, but we v:ere scholarship for her article on Give your "deer" ones a PUGH It to 250 takin.g part in the initial exchanges are the only ones immediately our future generations a more just slower then they were and it was never really a race. was JUSt Laetrile and Wood was awarded a that we were both aware that one of our two films had to come out motorized .bike. It will deliver i available for exchange under the new treaty. peaceful life." scroll for her story about pinb,all. ~' first and at one point' we were coming out in spring and George the "goods" all year. .1 Both students are editors for the .) Sut,oke8take~ (Lucas) was going to push back to Christmas and when we pushed to "New Mexico Daily LOBO," the • 150 mpg of fuel ;) Glendale Women Afraid of the Dark Christmas, George came out in spring. So really both films were m~de UNM student newspaper. .) independent of one another. The only thing was George and I gettmg • almost maintenance free . I LOS ANGELES {UP!) - A It was not immediately known ff not been determined if a single together saying what a bitch it is to shoot special effects and how we're • costs not much more than a Enter the 1st Annual 0 special police task force Wednesday she had been sexually assaulted. killer, or teams of killers is never going to do it agai\1. . . Shoppers' Royal Bong Smokestakes! . · pressed its search for one or two Many of the other victims had been responsible. "What worried me is all that people who ran to the Deep thmkmg good racing bike . FF men in the strangling deaths of a raped. Win the ultimate head f "We have a whole series of they were seeing Jaws JJ (Spielberg. directed Jaws) :md I would have Shuttle SEE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF gear. A numbered, dozen women. Police have refused to disclose homicides which seem to be felt that if Star Wars was a hit that 1t then became, It would serve as.a Glendale Police said they have the actual method of strangulation, GREAT COLORS & STYLES IN NEW MEXICO limited edition, 81,000 LE! somewhat related," he said. precedent or an expectation. I feel much more secure now. Our movie Saves Cents LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS 24 karat gold plated received numerous calls from saying it might provide a key to Miss Wagner's body was found is in so many ways different from Star ~a;s. . . women expressing fear of walking finding the killer or killers. "Close Encounters is a completely ongmal mov1e that will stand on Royal Bong, personalized in the Mt. Washington area, two Ch.ristmas shoppers will get a free in the area, or being out alone at Police were reluctant to tie all the its own for years. It won't be hurt or helped by Star Wars. Except with your name engraved miles from where the bodies of ride this year when they take the night. homicides together but said the Delores Cepeda, 12, and Sonja Julia Phillips (co-produced) always referred to Star Wars as the best ·in script. This collectors shoppers' shuttle bus between the f piece the future stands "Ever since Novembver 6th when Wagner case "bears a number of Johnson, 14, were found, nude and trailer Close Encounters could have." . . the whole thing started," a similarities with the others and will One of the aspects of the film that some people are edgy about IS Its. Coronado and Winrol:k Shopping 18" tall on a base of hand­ strangled, Nov. 20. centers. Glendale· officer said, "there have be part of the task force in­ expense. The film costs between $ 18 and $20 million dollars. compared rubbed rare hardwood, been a lot of calls. Women are vestigation." The location wqas three miles to,a $10 million budget for Star Wars. Spie16erg was asked If he co.uld Shuttle service will operate on weekends beginning with Saturday, and is master-crafted-to afraid to go out at night." Most of the bodies have been from where the lith victim, Jane justify such a budget. He said, ''It'll get mo~e .and more expensi~e. Dec. 8. Buses will run from 10 a.m. 268-4337 brihg you many years of The latest victim was 18-year-old .found in a five-mile radius of the King, 28, was discovered nude and That's the sad fact about making films here. It SJUSt the growmg pnce to 6:30 p.m. on Saturdays and on luxurious enjoyment. So Lauren Raye Wagner of Sepulveda. City of Glendale, but Glendale strangled in a brushy area off the of tomatoes. This will be considered a medium-sized budget by 198~." Lead & Cornell SE don't just lounge around Witnesses said the petite redhaired Police who were working with the Golden State Freeway. Special effects figured into the cost of the film and the man behmd Sundays from noon to 6:00p.m. holding yo.ur breath. business school student was pulled Los Angeles Police Dept. and Police in Burbank, adjacent to it has an impressive working history. Douglas Trumball was Come over to either from her car late Monday near her co·unty officers, said only one of the Glendale, were investigating a responsihle for the special effects in 200~: A Space Odys.sey and a.lso General Store location home by two men. Her nude body victims was actually a Glendale telephoned report Tuesday night of worked on the Star Wars set. He also duected a fine sc1ence-fict1on ·was found the next morning in a resident. and sign up now. Good a young woman being dragged film called Silent Running. . , . L1,1ck! residential area 12 miles from her Lt. Dan Cooke spokesman for from her vehicle and shoved into a Trumbull said "I had worked on Star Wars and In my opmwn I Motorcyclists home. the Los Angeles Police, said it has station wagon after having her think Close Enc~unters was a unique opportunity to do something new and it also fit in a lot of projects I was working Q.ll anyway. I No Purehase blouse and bra ripped o,ff. ., N eeessary ~********************************i Officers said, however, no " wanted to create something extraordinary in an ordinary en- You'll never have to * * missing persons report had been 1.' vironment." . carry your gear again! Contest Ends * Am . F"l * filed. When asked for details on the technical side of his work; Tru'!l~ull 9pm Sat. Dee. lOth # er1ca on 1 m # said that he likened himself to a magician. "For the general public It's You pay haff The University ' * * vitally important, even at this point of time,. that the mystery and .awe the price for a 116 will not provide t # ~American Studies 301 # created by the visual effects n(<1d not be distorted by the techmcal. 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Carol Dudley, supervisor of the "... he announced Tuesday night that Mandt will be retained as head microbiology lab . at Bernalillo . coach. We feel another decision should have been reached...... - County Medical Center (BCMC), ... ._, THOSE WHO SUPPORT MONDT argue that UNM's disappointing questioned the committee's recom­ "'._, record of 5-7 this yaar was due to the scheduling of four fap-20 teams. mendation that BCMC patients, They say that with a relative!\' easier schedule next year, UNM will do visitors and staff be charged for much better. · parking. Backers also argue that Mandt will return tnany players from this , Patients, visitors and std from 124,000 in Mandt's first year to 87,000 this year - the I!J&'R£ f{I!,VIN6 71/AT:S RIGHT! 90~1 \:.. .. ,,_,.," '· Thursday , Carney said that the committee's lowest !eve! in seven years. Actual revenue from ticket sales is up from Bell Curve Unfair AN07HY< SIX- MARKs 813EN Only two persons ~ttsnded the Campus Planning Committse's second open hear­ KUNM News at 9 am and 5 pm recommendation is that anyone ing on parking. $218,000 his first '{ear to $321.000 this year, but roughly $100,000 of Editor: 71135 REV!YAL. ORGIWIZ/N9 rr! UPI News at 1, 6, 8, 11 am and 1 who parks on University-controlled that r.a:-;;, ":::: 11ea•d of any such regulations by other pres!dents and vf~ f::uas:dents? HO\\~ can ,,.. e be assured ~hat Ht:e)i'"·~~~~ ci'e.pa,<.Jo(.B'1ts. Dcs..l( Yi:ti .. 'S·a!:~a.n:~ \Vc·r.man, Arts and Sciences dean be swung arcm:rrl:i to he~:p the Corm students oo Essues ~ha~. e::e'.:t a] w'iw~ Better ye:t, H as:<. \r rem€d~=:J c:~~s-se., as. .t-tZS b::e.-r me-nt(oned before. 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\ r- r- a, ~... Las Campanas Picks .Art Bl.dg. Juggling Classes? "0 because, "He is a great teacher who justment," she said. "They are not "Some days I have to cut class have to repeat my story and fill out a ' lacking now is the glass for the other students from various departments," he said. "There are op­ outside employment because of C]' ""00 used to being out of the home and because there is no money for gas," an endless amount of forms. It's r1> " takes pride in his students and gets front entrance, cabi.nets for the portunities for individual study and informal activities and students have a .., c.. Women's divorce, or the death or disability of suddenly realize that they must start she said. The Bauers sold their the denials I receive that make me ~ "' them involved with him in com­ inside of the building and the major voice in planning the course offerings and the structure of the a spouse. their life overagain. This is house last year and bought a mobile exhausted." ~ ' munity projects directly dealing landscaping." program." · Kirchmeier said these people are '.C_, with communicative disorders especially difficult if the person is home, Bauer has applied for BEOG Kirchmeier said the study fin­ _, The USP offers about 21 credit hour courses each semester on topics or History forced into the job market un­ over 40," she said. loans for school, but said that it insteao of just relying on lectures Hooker said the art building dings may prod the U.S. govern­ activities of general interest which are selected from proposals, made by prepared. They have job skills, or June Bauer enrolled in UNM this was denied beacuse of their assets. and readings," would be ready for the spring · faculty and students, he said. "The subject matter is generally in­ ment to make more funds available an , outdated degree, but need year. Bauer is 48 and classified as a "Student financial aids are geared for this kind of student. "There semester, He said the move into the terdisciplinary or at least such that the course would not be offered by a training to put them back into the Hood said that it is particularly Explored displaced homemeker. Her for dependent 18-year-olds, so any needs to be a drastic re-evaluation building will take place in January regular department." job market. husband has terminal cancer and important to him to expose un­ 1978. assets make a person ineligible for in eligibility for student financial dergraduates to the New Mexico There are no prerequisites for USP classes. Although the classes are not Pat Luna, counselor for the left his job last year. aid," she said. "I am being Assoc. Prof. Richard B. Hood aid," she said. "There must be School for the Dea~ in Santa Fe, to The three story with 74,750 square honors courses, they can be used to fulfill part of the course requirement By DONALD SANDOVAL Womens Center, said that ap­ Bauer is studying education, and penalized for having a roof over my for students in the GHP, Howarth said. · avenues of recourse for displaced three local facilities for hearing "And the most gratifying part of feet of floor space building will be LOBO Staff Writer proximately 70 of the 200 returning hopes to teach art in a junior head." Bauer has talked to Senator homemakers." impaired children and to doing mny job is to see the success which completed at a cost of $3.35 Among courpes scheduled in the honors program next semester are Historian Susan Ciroag Bell told women students at UNM this year noise surveys in local industry, former graduates achieve. We're a million, Hooker said. State bonds "Creativity and Consciousness," Technologies and Arts," "Science and an audience of 127 persons at .were displaced homemakers. The small enough department to be able and UNM money paid for the Art" and "Power and Powerlessness." Three senior honors colloquia'and Woodward Hall Tue sday night Women's Center acts as a referral "The feedback I get about these an individual study class will also be available in the program. that the industrial revolution was and counseling agency and en­ experiences is probably the most to keep in touch with most of them, building. and about 90 per cent are speech Offerings in the undergraduate seminar program will include "Juggling the ma]or cause of "women being courages them to join groups such rewarding part of my involvement Hooker said planning for the for Health and Entertainment," "Old Time Fiddlers of New Mexico," placed in a subordinate position in as the Retu'rning Students with the students, he said. "Most pathologists or aud io!ogists," building began in 1971 .' Con­ Hood said. "The Effects ofT. V. on Social Behavior," "I've been Framed: A study of relation to men." Association. have said these expeiences helped struction was started on Aug. 2, Animation," and "Interpreting News on Foreign Affairs." Sponsored by the ASUNM Kirchmeier said she taught a them make up their mindd about Hood got his B.A. in 1976, by the Lembke Construction More information is available from Prof. Howarth at 277- 2201. Speakers Committee, Bell's lecture course at T-VI for displaced their carrers," mathematics at Duke University in Co. topic was "Women and Work homemakers. She taught assertive The increasing popularity of the 1954, his.M,A. in speech pathology Donald· McRae, acting dean of From Evolution to Revolution." training to students and advised course in communication by sign at Syracuse University in 1962 and the Fine Arts College, said he Class Offers Credit Bell said that since industry took them how to get into the job language, which he stated, is his Ph.D. at Stanford in Audiology expects a formal dedication over the production of most goods, market. another reward for Hood. in 1966. He came to UNM in 1969. ceremoney to be held in the spring. women no longer worked side-by­ The 1977 State Legislature side with their husbands as they did directed the Affirmative Action For Council Interns in pre-industrial times, Women University students will be given going to be doing everything - who wished to work were driven to an opportunity to earn 1-3 hours research, leg work, going to council the factories, she said, and the credit for working with city meetings and council committee factories hired only male super­ Food,Ciothes councillor Jo MacAJeese as interns. meetings," MacAleese said. visors. Since factory work was Approximately five to eight "The course is primarily for Needed for students will be chosen for the degrading, the nation was formed, studentrs who want to know how by the upper-class, that women internships which will· be coor­ government works," she said. dinated by Dean of Students Karen should not work at all. Bell said City's Poor Abraham and which will be listed as that "because of this notion, She added she will be working respect for women diminished." an independent study course. with the political science dept. next Bell said that the Judea-Christian ASUNM needs canned food, "The students will be working semester "to work out a more with me in District 7. They are structured system. tradition of charity work being the food staples, ar...: clothing to give to domain of women was the driving the needy during the Christmas force of the nonworking upper- holidays. In conjunction with ATM class WOI)len in,itiating S!JCh sopial . Busi~ess Club,. .ASUNM is holding .. . More Encounters movements as women's surfenige a food and ctothing dirve unit Dec. (con/lnued from page 3) and the anti-slavery movements. 16th. ·- The FUJI FX is· She said that "although the suf­ the first truly high fidel­ What's important is to go and enjoy the experience." ferage movement made the most Drop off points will be in the noise, it wasn't the most important SUB information booth, the ity casset~e capable of yield­ Spielberg was hesitant as well to talk about his work on the film. He of all women's movements.,. She ASUNM offices, the Veterans ing exceptional clarity and defini­ said, "I sometimes have a difficult time interpreting my own movies. cited women's drive for higher uffice and at Chicano Studies. It's open to many different interpretations." He said that he would education and legal improvements tion of sound. The new Fuji Pure Fer­ wait and see what the journalists say. Spielberg says he has already as being more important. President Tom Williams and Vice rix oxide tape formulation rep­ written a sequel, saying, "If this movie makes any money, you'll Bell pointed out that since the President Dave Garcia have know about that pretty soon." · _ Middle Ages women who worked donated $50 and $25 from their resents a major advance in were paid exactly half of what the. respective expense accounts to men received for doing the same purchase more food and clothing, the world of magnetic job. She said conditions aren't that Garcia said. audio tape. different today. The lecture was accompanied by The recipients will be residents of cG'JJftiW!!~ 80 slides depicting the history of . the Good Shepherd Home for Men l women's lives in relation to their and the Albuquerque Rescue l work and status in society. Shelter, Garcia said. Very fine European & ! I WE WANT ' . I i . ' Indonesian ! 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/~ ·\ / ' Hendiest Band Debut On the Way ~p ' (continued from poqe 8) said will not change their Sparkling music scene and if rock was 'on its sol)nd. "We're stable. We had to \ Headed Fot Statdom way out. He said, "People who are do a lot of growing as every band 0 on the top are determining what's does. No way will we go super­ " By GEORGE GESNER The group has three recording in England early. next happening right now with rock 'n' commercial. I don't say there isn't "Metro"/Sire [ WB] SR 6041 '5 LONG BEACH, Calif.- One of under its bell. Plans are in the work year as there are some producers roll. ·There is a lot. of basic pressures in that direction. I hope By GEORGE GESNER :;;: the most promising hard rock for a new one to follow Flat as a over there interested in the groups. deterioration, but we're not up we don't have to do that. A band Rarely does a group of virtual ~ groups to break out in the last few ·Pancake, Get Yourself Up and their , vocalist ex­ there. I hope that when we get up that does that sells its soul." unknowns come along and shake years is a group called Head East. latest smash Geltin' Lucky. traordinaire, said, "Our list of there that our influence is heavy up the music scene. Metro does. ~ Although. they're not always The group said that they may possible producers was very im­ enough to maybe change sotne When one talks about com­ Peter Godwin, Duncan Browne record this month is in L.A., b.ut I?HTI!R GOllWlN llUNCA:-1 llROWNf. ~ heading east, they do seem headed pressive. In fact it was a com­ people's opinions. The only thing petition musici11ns often disagree on and Sean Lyons team up on i wide: SHA~ LYONS P-. for stardom. said there's a possibility of pliment to us." we've ever done as far as our music it. Some will say that is is not a~sortment of instruments and If Head East has a single strong is to make sure that, although we important and that it would hamper create some of the most refreshing metro point that one could focus on, it is want to get a hard rock sound, we them. Others side along with Schlitt music I have heard this year. the fact that everyone in the band want to get it with some quality." who says, "It exists. Between bands · "Criminal World" sets off with can write songs. They don't simply Schlitt said they like to work on it is a respectable game. Com­ cool British vocals with a laid back write songs; they write songs well. melody getting a classier sound petition is healthy. If you don't feel only interrupted by blazing There's a tune, however, which than the average three-chord rock have enough character to ap. guitar breaks. Lyrics are clever: may be on their new album called 'n' roll. "l hope people can say that predate com petition then it is not "You never- told me of your other "Elijah", which received a we influenced them in a lot brighter right for you to go higher than you faces. I'm not the queen, so there's · favorable response from the Long sense than the ones that are doing it deserve. Everybody has to put out no need to bow." Beach crowd during Head East's now.'' an effort. If you don't then it's not The lyrics "are you a fallen angel encore, that was written by a clo~e­ , Talking on how some bands fair because there's somebody out afraid of being caught, moving friend of the band who works in a change their sound to be more there that wants it worse than you through this station in your empty St. Louis band called. Full Moon. li c?mmercially acceptable, Schlitt . do." train of thought?" set the mellow Drummer Steven Huston said, "It's mood of "Precious." going to be the first time in four "Flame" with permeating strings albums by Head East that we are and voice opens with a sharp funky going to record a song that none of rhythm moving into a fine or­ us write." chestrated rock number. Asking Schlitt about everybody \ Thoughts of String Driven Thing taking a part in the songwriting, he or AI Stewart co111.e to mind after said, "I guess we're still very listening to "Black Lace World Famous competitive with each other and Shoulder." The beautiful violin "~allet Folklorico writing songs is just another facet work of Graham Preskett -is a l Photos by Gsorgo Gssner of music. I'm trying very hard to ;,.. definite plus. · Pu~bla, Mexico" write. I never did it before because I Heo.d Eo.st In Long Beo.ch <• The rest of the songs are interest­ University of Albuquerque- Theatre II was too busy with the bookkeeping ing and provocative as well. much stronger. "It almost gets to December 1, 8:00pm · until we became a·quote 'recording songs?' They say obviously you "Paris," "One-Way Night," act'. Now that I have free time I put play some other instrument, the point where it's disgusting to ,,.1' Students *2.00; Adults 13.00 ' "Jade" and "Mono Messiah" like Exciting Indigenous Dances my time into writing." because songs written on drums come here and do what we do. It's the other numbers deal with the University Store I'm sick and tired of spending a embarassing. We try the hardest we Popular Jarabes fortUne on tapes and records Uptown Store Steven Huston destroys the myth tend to get boring. I took some topic of love and sex. Metro weaves 2222 Centro.! S.E. and I'm not going to take it 4517 Centro.! N.E. that a rock drummer just beats the piano lessons when I was young. I can and we can only bring across the images with a subtlety that is 255-2225 - anymore! 266-9887 drums and is only confined to that wouldn't consider myself a the sound that circumstances will much too often ignored these days. ffion.-Thura.I0-10 ffion.-So.t. 10-8 function. Huston is a prolific keyboard player, but I have a allow us. I would love people to see As the groups would say, "Metro Fri. So.t. 10-12 "Gettln Better • Sun.12-6 writer. On Flat As A Pancake knowledge of notes. I can write our show. I was just getting war­ is of your stereo desire, as they say Huston wrote five songs. 'He said, music as well as read it, I mean med up." Sun.12-6 All The Time" higher than the headlines." It is the "A lot of people ask me 'you're the physically write it on the page. It's a Head East is definitely a working best debut album of the year. A drummer and you wrote the most lot of fun." band. Schlitt said that for the last plus. Although Head East headlines three or four years the band is :::::::::: concerts in the midwest (their birth­ touring about 230 days a year. And place) they often play backup that's a lot of singing for Mr. Photos by GeorgB Gssnur BUV1 elsewhere. The group definitely is Schlitt, a man whose got one of the FREE better when they have a longer set best voices I have heard in the rock Steve Huston, rock 'n' roll outlo.w Dandy LP GET1 - Eliot's Nest to play in. Schlitt said that he's very market. Monday · Friday anxious to start headlining saying I asked Schlitt about the current 5:00. 9:00 presents that when they do, the show is (continued on poge Q) "Race With the Devil"!Black Oak Capricorn CPN 0191 Boogie To: Band j,,~:::,,:. :. By GEORGE GESNER dates It ·took an Adrian Gurvitz Bikini Contest: L_____ ~ ______j_lHL·~,JJJL number (the title song) to lend some Wyler ------·----·-..,-·------' class to these raunchy rockers. Thursday Nights through December Compiled By ROBERT SPIEGEL With a nice mix of ballads and L.B.Cottonwood: This Friday and Saturday at the Apollo Lounge on San rockers Black Oak has earned their UNCI::iE NASTY'S • Mateo just south of Lomas they'll be shooting pool and dancing to the respect as a good band. With the Ladies: Receive 820 eash energetic sounds of L.B. Cottonwood:' Though its name is a mystery, this good songwriting team of Jack Lunches Monday Thru Saturday group's music is well-known and well-appreciated by Albuquerque rock Holder and Greg Reding' and the just for entering and country lovers. ' more refined voice of J.D. Frank Larrabee: One of Albuquerque's favorited will please the steak Mangrum it seems that Black Oak eaters at the Big Valley Ranch Company through New Years Day. will be paving a better road for and Soundstage: This week Soundstage will step up to the platform to put out a themselves. B. variety of dancing music for ·the Friar Pub-ites, on Lomas between San Pedro and Louisiana Blvd. Sky Blue: The Hog's Breath Saloon will be the sight and sound of this ~ Guitar and Banjo harmonious dancing band this wee!~. The pizza eaters will be swallowing it up on north San Mateo. Planets:This group will keep them spinning this week at Ned's on Central. I Golden Inn I The Planets are one of the city's most popular bands; check 'em out. Pieking Contest: Fame: Working to perfect its disco sound, this group will play at UNM's own Subway Station this Friday night. Admission is $1 with student I. D., I presents ~ \ $2 without. · Monday Nights, Dec. 5th and 12th Cosmic Charlie: PEC scored in booking this group for theSubway Station this Saturday night. Stopping down to see this jazz-rock group will be well country swinq's best-band 9:30pm worth your time. 100 Watts: This dance band will light up the. Tender Trap on Central Grand Prize: A new guitar or banjo between San Mateo and San Pedro through Saturday. It's an electrifying experience. Wylder: Getting wilder by the minute, this group will play loud, energetic Asleep At The Wheel music at Uncle Nasty's on Central through Saturday. . Flyer: This heavy-ish rock group wiilland at Alfalfa's (5001 Lomas NE) John Schlitt, voco.llst po.r excellence through Saturday. Uncle Bert: The steak eaters at the Establishment in the M Plaza on north San Mateo will be working off their dinner to the sound of Albuquerque's Saturday, December 3 To enter: Uncle Bert through Saturday. ' Made in the Shade: Once again, and I've said it a lot this semester, Made in Call 296-9626 the Shade is a special treat. Go hear them at the Friar's East on Wyoming Okies Presents just north of the freeway. Make a request for "Steam Heat." or stop by in person Traveller: You won't have to wear a leisure suit to go hear this excellent Foot Long rock band at the Albuquerque Inn's Fogg's Bar. You might get stranded Tickets: $5.75 in advance, $6.75 at the door Eliot's Nest there all night. 2294 Wyoming NE ~~ Hot Dogs Last Mile Ramblers: The Headquarters will be spinning to the western Available at all Ticketmaster locations, the dancers' favorite swing band. It'll be green snakes on the ceiling for the fools on the stools through Saturday. SUB Box Office,· and the ~eneral Store Asleep at the Wheel: The Golden Inn in Golden will present one of the .35c country's best swing bands this Saturday night. New Mexico's own Dave ~ . ~ daily 11-3 Ain't Here will open the show. Admission is $5.75 in advance at all Ticketmaster locations, or$6.75 at the door. ~ ..... '

&;"' A Good Eatth,.Sttong Wind and Blazing Fite ~ILW OO~llO~CD " ~l.PCO.U'J~ lll.Dll'J\D~ .- that, Earth, Wind & Fire has the meshing of some of the world's Not only has Maurice White albums as studio musicians. And rDAOCL.Lt CL.CJ)lliC!J 7. most relateable and exuberant (and quite recently Larry Dunn JJlf'J:.f .U WJ.ll.!) :.U Ji.!> "'::: released a series of albums that come a l0ng way - from his days '? have become standards in the field· upcoming, take a look at the as a drummer with fellow (keyboards) has been ~u~y direction that Steely Dan has producting Caldera, and Maunce s ~- of music that Earth, Wind and Fire Chicagoan Ramsay Lewis, but the ;:;· \ has created. decided to take) mucis, adding a people around him, the members of brother (also bassist for the broup 0 personal touch of kinetic energy - Carlos Santana calls him the 0 That field, whatever one wished Earth, Wind, & Fire have grown ~. to christen it, is a fusion ~f that arrives at a point where their too. Most members of the group "Best bassist in the World") has «" rock/progressive and melodic sound is still under an aura of i~ done an excellent job producing a Lobos Bounce Past Denver r- have participated some fora; or U. 0 jazz/rhythm & blues and even some fashion on numerious artists new group 'Pockets, whom he 0" By PETER MADRID uneven parallel bars, and 8.8 in the .0 Sundaymorqing Gospel lowdow~. "discovered." Linda Cage 8.30 and Amy LOBO Sports_ Editor balance beam and 8.65 in the floor 0 What MaJJrice White has evoked IS Those are just a few accounts of Williamson 8.45. The UNM women's gymnastics ' . ' . . . . ; /;.;,~ members of Earth, Wind and Fire, exercise to capture the all-around . " ieam received a ·fine all around point standing. Cage, a freshman for El Paso, 3" helping others. On All 'n ~II, all the 0" perf-ormance by sophomore Joann Tex., who appeared to be suffering J ost said, "Coach Thomas has ~· PRESTIGE· PAY· POTE TIAL· experiences and weathenng of the from opening meet jitters said, "I " Jost to defeat Denver University worked us hard all year and I think . individuals thast make up the wasn't really ready tonight. By the - Wednesday night in Johnson Gym it obviously showed tonight." -.o We~~ffer a!I three In generous amounts to everyone who joins our staff, group, along with that Maurice YOURSELF -_, time January comes around, I think ·DEAL IN ·•; by a score of 129.90 to 126.95. From the outset of the meet, the ...... _, White foresight and energy that was the whole team will be ready." our business is life Insurance which Is. a useful, satisfying career. Since John Hancock The meet was the first com­ women gymnasts led. After the creates our policies, you'll be working with the best, selling the best. mentioned before, explode and The Pioneers cut the LOBO lead petition for the tumblers of Lobo vaulting exercise, UNM led by a force their way inside your con­ considerably after the uneven Cllances for advancement go as far as your abilities, No lnsuranc~ background Is coach Claudia Thomas. mark of 33.40 to 32.70. science :.___ not in the form of some ·parallel bar routine. necessary. We'll train and pay you at the same time. Jost, a business major for San lost's teammates who scored well stimulating literature by Joseph Melissa Barton captured the bar .Tobacco lf you'd like to be known for the company you keep In our community. Just call or write Francisco, Ca., scored an 8. 75 in in the vaulting routine were Tammy Heller or Thoreau, but in the routine with a score of 8.65. The us, We're'6n equal opportunity employer. unique space of sound. Without a the vaulting exercise, and 8.3 in the Custodi 7.45, Marilyn Wilson 6.45, .Q Pipe & women of Lobo coach Thomas had Robert Cisneros, C·L·U· rftn!ltma,.-!{ doubt this is their best effort since trouble on the bars -but Jost's. 8.3 Road 5260 Montgomery Blvd. NE That'; the Way of the World." performance and Rachel Her­ 881·9810 MuLudl Ljle lnsuumce Compan~ As a critic that really appreciates nandez' 7.9 kept the Lobos ahead the music of Earth, Wind & Fire, I 63.50 to 63.1 0. must admit to their last album, The Lobo women built up their Spirit as a mild letdown. But with PREPARE FOR: margin again in the balance beam ' the release of All 'n All many exercise with a fine all around team doubts and rumours that often effort. After the beam competition, MCAT • OAT • LSAT • GMAT L--...J accompany a supergroups' sub­ the Lobos upped their lead to 96.10 excellent release, will be or has been to94.15. GRE • OCAT • VAT • SAT. dispelled .. The grace and beauty of the floor The album is extremely strong exercise ended the evening with musically. If there's a "weak" cut, gymnasts from both schools thrill­ NMB I, II, III·ECFMG·FLEX·VQE it must be the new single "Serpen­ ing the crowd with their fine NAT'L DENTAL BOARDS • NURSING BOARDS tine Fire", it takes off, but comes performances. Flexible Programs & Hours down too soon - and that's the The crowd especially reacted to only thing. The percussion jumps 'Chere IS A differen~e!!! the routine of Lobo freshman up front and at times complements Tammy Custodi, who, injured for For Information Please Ci;!ll. ID;:t '~~· the vocals of Phillip Bailey, the past two years, scored an 8.10. ¥~ 50% Off Maurice, and V erdine. After that "A knee injur:~r had me out for brief detour, the listener is in for two years," Custodi said. "I knew I 1st annual pre-Xmas sale 299-5144 (,EDUCATIONAL CENTER some very smooth and clear sailing. • TEST PREPARATION could do well in the noor exercises. Tobacco pipes Water pipes • 10712 Snow Heights N .E. SPECIALISTS SINCE 1936 There are three ballads on the ~~ The team's got a lot of spirit an~ Paraphenalia · Alb. New Mex. 87112 album - "Be Ever Wonderful," that helped." Imported cigarettes \. Classes Now Forming In Albuquerque "Love's Holiday" (which was co­ Injured and competing Wed­ n- penned by the master balladeer, FREE rolling papers Outside N.Y. State Only CALL TOLL FREE: 800·223·17~2 nesday night was sophomore Skip scarbourough - "Love •Centers in Maier us Cities Toronto, Puerto Rico and Lugano, Swrtzerland gymnast Dianne Frew. Limit one-must present ad Ballad", "Can't Hide Love", The women begin actual com­ 107 B Cornell SE "Don't Ask my Neighbours" etc.) petition in Januarv . and a real gem, "I'll Write a Song BUDWEISER~ • KING OF BEE.RS!. • ANHEUSER·BUSCH.INC • ST.lOUIS ...._ - ;> ' . f~r. ¥o.l!': .whi~~ }!laY,, ~el! b.e}~e.. ' successor to "Reasons . .., 1 There's the constant barrage of progressive mu'sic that has helped WHEN DO JOURNALISM place Earth, Wind & Fire up top. "Runnin' " and "Fantasy" both b use some soaring vocals (ala "Sun =- LOBO photo by W.T. Hunt Gooddess") with excellent guitar Tammy Custodi, a newcomer to the UNM women's MAJORS SAY BUDWEISER®% riffs from AI McKay and J oh gymnastic team completes her routine on the balance Graham. And if that's not enough beam. Custodiscoreda 7.95in thisexercise. good music, included is "Magic Mind" definitely danceable and funky- it's the cut you're going to AV.'RIG•HTII'V£ GOT TWO BY-LINES hear over the holiday season. Even AND A FRONT PAGf. FEATURE the interludes which come between · IN TODAY.5 PAPER! the cuts are smooth and flowing. I ffliNt< I'LL CALLSUZ't; Maybe since All 'n All was A'ITRAC11VE 5RUNET1E, .:21, released during the week of RULES. Get Ready Fo•• Finals AND SHARE A PITCHER Thanksgiving, it was meant to be Rule # 1. 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"d &'ii "w- i lntramurals: A Growing Activity z !'J Increases in the number of teams people in the dorms. Eight events tourney. Sig Ep and Co. was made " ~ and individuals participating was were offered this semester. up of the guys in Sigma Phi Epsilon '"3:: ' the rule this semester as more and Swimming led the semester off with fraternity and a group of women 15."' 0 (') .g more people found out that in· six teams and 42 individuals fr<;>m the tennis and basketball 0 ....'1 tram urals are fun. A shortage of competed in the co-rec races. teams. Jean Rostermundt, Susie b \ ~. ~ facilities and relatively short Twen(y·one teams battled each Schuster along with Meg and Beth '< 0 seasons usually limited a team to 5 other in tennis. The final game Born helped the Sig Eps capture the t"" 0 o games in a given sport. Because of featured Pat and Christine crown. tT ·~ the large numbers of entries in Montoya against Doug Bloomquist Marla Higgins and coach Ron 9 ;:E individual sports, single· and Beth Born. Due to an injury in Jacobson (wrestling) teamed 0 ii; elimination tournaments were the last set of the final natch all together to win the co-ree (')"' 3" z . usually held over the weekends. four competitors decided to share_ racquetball tournament. The tT N. C R first place honors.· husband-wife duo of Don and ..,"' ~ 0- eC Starting the softball. tournament Lorraine Lester took second place - ~ Co-ree intramurals, which has .with only one win in ieague play, honors., -~ o.. been growing steadily, seems to get Sig Ep and Co. put it all together Co-ree bowling, which was held _, mos~ of its participation from the for three games to win the co-ree at Iceland Bowl, attracted 7 teams which competed in a round robin tournament to determine the champions. The dorms were well Monte Carlo represented as Charles Padilla and Julie Lenhart took first place honors while Tomas Soto and Night Carmela Martinez took second. Dick Zolman and Julie Nesbitt representing NROTC also tied for A Las Vegas Casino . . second place. Pool action in IM water polo• right here on cam_P-us? Everyone got their feet wet in co­ ree inner-tube water-polo as consecutive powder-puff title. Holly Spellman both Delta, Delta, everyone seemed to enjoy this The Footballers used "a fierce Delta sorority sisters took first and Dec. 2nd, Friday Night event. Stella Septema (Seven Stars) defense and superb passing to second place respectively. repeated as champions for the third record a 6·0 undefeated season. Mosley's Mistakes coached by 8 pm. 12 p.m. in La Posada year in a row. The members of FYB and the Pi Phi Pistols tied for Arvita Mosley won the women's Alpha Chi Omega sororiety and second place with the Pistols getting volleyball title by barely beating the All UNIVI Students Are Welcome Sigma Chi fraternity teamed up the second place !·shirts as they Wiki-Wiki-Wahines. Both teams Cost is $100 per person in advance together and took second place defeated FYB earlier in the year. were made up of women who lived llonors. Six teams participated in Theresa Grubbs led the in the dorms.- It took Mosley's (Sales begin Wed. & Thurs. evening on the the round robin tournament. lifeguards to the team title in the Mistakes 3 games to finally take the East side of La Posada) The Eagles seem to have the six swim meet held in early September. crown . .._ person co-ree basketball title all The Lifeguards scored a decisive The 3-mile cross country race ' . $1.50 at the door locked up. The Eagles who are led 64-49 victory over the Hallibutts as held in late October attracted more Play money will be iSSU~?d at the doors. by Joe Cabarrus are undefeated in Grubbs took three events. than 20 women. The women's ski league play with one game to go. A Grubbs grabbed the freestyle team who had been training for the Live Entertainment and Refreshments team called Everready looks like a event in a quick 28.6, the fly in 31.2 previous 6 weeks took first and Over $400.00 worth of prizes good shot for second place. and the breast in 37 .I. Sally Brown second place team honors. Angie 4-footBong aided the cause with a 35.2 in the Prater won the individual title with Women backstroke. a time of 21.1 0. Radio Headphones Cassettes In women's golf singles Sheryl Renee Tackett won the The women's schedule started Plus Lots More Shirts with powder-puff football and Paloni of Alpha Chi Omega had the springboard diving competition in low score followed by Mindy the 1 meter and 3 meter heights. A swimming during the first month of Martin of Delta, Delta Delta. total of six dives were required at Semi-formal· school. The Footballers behind each height. Beth and Meg Born and Cindy Beth Born used a strong steady Fisher rolled to their second forehand in beating Bonnie Brandt In women's 3-on-3 basketball .. in tennis singles. Both players had competition, the ".Hot Dogs" be

··.····• ...... ·· .·· . Racquetball was won by Marla of the semester in women's in· Popejoy Hall Higgins as Lorraine Lester took tram urals as she beat Jan Coulson intermediate honors. A total of 17 in womens 8-ball billards. Coulson women competed in this rapidly won the first game and then Present growing event. scratched the next two games to let Lynn Stutheit showed showed Paloni take first place honors. her expertise in badminton as she Paloni, who is a pretty decent pool The Hilarious All-Male Travesty Ballet Company completely wiped out her com· player didn't have a chance until As Featured On The Johnny Carson Show And petition. Nancy Herring did the two scratch shots. manage to take second place in this Diane Schutz of Alpha Chi The Shirley MacLaine Special single elimination tourney. Omega beat favored Colette In . the table tennis tounament, Robertson of Delta, Delta, Delta by Les Ballets Trockadero held in the SUB, Bonnie Brandt and continuod on page 14 De Monte Carlo

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~ · .. '~ ' ' "\~- !. . ··, . \ 1. PERSONALS Sl:PER C:LEAN I bedroom. Walk io UNM. $125.00, 1965 OLDS STATIQNWAGON, $325.00, Couch & • 'WANTI!D TO BUY; EL!ropcnn made manunl por­ garage mc!uded. Valley R~ntals, 262~175{. $30,00 chair, bed frame &. sprinss, more. 242.·huron Ha11, Rm. J04. 1211 last frame to overtake Robertson AVAILAUI.E NI!XT SEMESTER - roonly 1 Evening:<., 293..-4469. 1212 ~ 12 pins to take women's bowling. and she did just that to win a first School, NROTC, Alpha Tau CONTACTS?? Polishing & solutions. Casey Oplical bedroom, Close to clas~, ju.~t $125.00. Valley B&W QUASAR TV,) months tJld. E:ro:cclkm condi~ Rental~. 262·1751. $30.00 fee. 1212 o" Robertson had a 127-213-189, 529 placeT-shirt. Omega and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Company, 25$·8736. 1fn lion. Best· pffer, 277-4085. 1212 ;:;:"' .D SUNLAND ALBUQUE~QUE MAGAZINE seeks ROOMMATE WANTED TO SHARE 3 bedroom TWO LIST- current models J.V.C'., J.R.S. 20011 o total on the first day and it looked SAE took all the marbles this human fiction, por:try, an · luxury NE Heights house. $1•10.00, 294-7462. 12'2 ~. int~-rcsl storie.~; ,Vork~ receiver, fii1C~.ial reduced price, from $300,00 to n ~ like nobody would even come close, Men year as A TO took second place photcgrttphs concerning history, cultures, prc~ent WAtK UNM. I bedroom, fUrnished, 3 blocks to $240.00. Next shipment $300.00. Holiday special: 0 \ honors. Wide receiver ·Kenny lifestyles of Southwest. Contact Henry Woodall, campus, $140.00,255-4,364. 1211 Yamaha dose out C.A. 400 amplifier, reduced t:l Jl but Schutz who bowled the next day 265-8170 or Kathy Thompson, 821·4.171, .Mailing ROOM &. J30ARD: re~ronsible female to Jive-in from $270.00 to $189,00- quality .'iPet:S, 3-ycnr e. The men's season started off with Dolomon and QB Dave Ellison nddre~s: 1816 Kirby Court, Albuquerque, N.M. '"" came acro~s with a consistent 183- (private bedroom/balh) & cure far 2 children ~ guarantee, HI-Fi 1-lou~C. 3011 Monte Vista NE, 87112. 12/2 '<' 176-182, 541' total to take the a bang as 17 teams participated in helped lead the SAE to the big win. ages 7 &;. 9, 2:30p.m.- 9:00p.m., Monday-Friday, tleartrianglc. 255-1694. 1212 t"' SKATEBOARD CITY CONTEST, Sunday Dec, 4th, December tltru May. Home 3 blocks from UNM 0 crown. Schutz needed a spare in her flag footbal1. The powerhouses this The favored NROTC team got URAND NEW ITALIAN CONCERTINA-. nc\'Cr 0' 11-3 p.m. 106 Morningside NE. Ca[] for i1 1 rorma~ 265·5318, - 1212 used. Ideal Chri~tmas gift. Wilt sacrifice for $25.00. 0 knocked off in the semis as both tion, 25,5-4336, .1212 Cali243-236S.. 121,2 ROOMMATE WANTED for 2 bedroom apt. r1e:u tJ Doug Bloomquist and Jim Weaver Hobbit puzzles, puppets, stufred toys! For children UNM. $85.00/mo. Pat, 243-4088. 1212 MOTORSCOOTER, YAMAI·IA, 50 cc, Great trans­ of all ages in the UNM Bookstore's Gift Depart~ suffered leg injuries to dampen the WANTED: roommate to share 7 room adobe in the portation nround campus; with electric starter, (b"' ment. [2/1 " North Valley, Separate large artist's studio also $145.00.255-6610. 1212 a _,.·········:······, hopes of NROTC. eHRISTMAS CARDS Spanish & English greet· 0' available. Shared transportation to UNM possible. MUSICAL SPECIAL Fender .Super Re11erb amp, The Halibutts, behind the trio of ings-the UNM Bookstore Gift Department.l212 $150.00 rent. Call 897-0165, best after 6:30p.m. Gibson S.G. guitar. Both excellent playing condi­ ASUNM D .., 12/2 ...."' : quahty : Ron Johnson, Bill McConnell, and NON-SMOKERS' CLUB. 897-0131, 1212 tion, $400,00, Sam, 243-3682, 1212. Mark Larragoite, took the annual AlBUQUERQUE'S SANITY NEEDS YOU! TWO BEDROOM HOUSE for 2 students, four SCHWINN CONTINENTAl. 10-speed bicycle. New .... PLEASE sign decriminalization petition, 1211 blocks from UNM -. furnished, large yard, quiet tires, great condition. $80.00,266-8913. 1212 u ..., swim meet held the second weekend ...,"' RENE & PAUL: Please don't tell Kathy. UNM Pool nlace to study; ali utilities paid. $120.00/mo, per person. No watcrbeds, no pet~. Phone: Barbara, Hours M W 9:00-12:00 2-4:30 • of September. 12/2 831-2080. 12/2 p The 'lifeguards almost pulled the LAUREL'S KITCHEN, a vegetarian handbook, at 6. EMPLOYMENT T T 11:00-12:00 24:30 ~ : custom • UNM Bookstore. 12/l WHAT IS A COLLEGE INN? Recreation rooms. win out as Greg Baca won three Study lounges. Pool, undergrounc;l parking, Social Work in the PEACE CORPS. Orlega 233. 277·5907, F9:00-4:30 VOTE FOR F.F. "CISCO'' GARCIA, UNM Student events. First he flew to a 26.05 programs, ~03 Ash NE, 243-2881. 11/29 r, L • Veteran Association President-than~ you. Cisco. victory in the fly, then took the WANTED PART TIME help as Security Guards, Complete • 12/1 5 . FOR SALE Hours flexible, Call S,I.A., 242-5261. 1212 STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BOARD Meeting wilt backstroke in 28.55 and then finally CHELSEA STREET PUB BEATS the new minimum : picture be Thursday Dec. I in Marron Hall, Rm. 104. 1211 MAXELL UD C-90 casselles, $3,00 each, Minimum I • won the 100 IM in a fast 101.5. wage. Kitchen help starting pay $2.65/hr, Waiter& AGORA WISHES YOU GOOD LUCK· on your order six. Free local delivery same week, Fireny; Xeroxing ·5c More than 120 swimmers and 10 Box 7583,87104.256-1495. 1212 waitress openings available, s11pcr pay- super tips, • finals and Happy Holidays, We will be open over Apply in person, Coronado Center, Part or full teams competed in this years meet. the holidays so callus or come by, 277-3013, NW 20 USED PORTABLE TV's, $30.00 to $60,00. 441 time, day or night shifts. 1211 c corner of Mesa Vista Hall. 1212 Wyoming NE, 255-5987. 1127 • A confident Steve Parrish of Pi 'TEMPORARY PART TIME employment: Stay-In· ELECTION_ OF OFFICfiRS - UNM Student Vet· Kappa Alpha was one of the first 1976 CHEVY MONZA. Great car. Student must sell, School Program, Kirtland AFB. Jobs include: Ditto & Mimeograph • eran Association tonight 7 p.m. in the Child Co-op Call 345-9353. 1211 engineering aides, math aides, physical science A golfers to compete but shot a 9 hole Center, New business per newsletter is open to dis· PIPES! Finest smokablcs in classic shapes and bold aides, clerks & clerk-typists. Pay: $2,30/hr. • 5 copies/3c ~~~~~!~9 cussion tonight. Bring your family o~ friends with ; pipes $4.28/hr. Apply lhrough Work-Study Office, Mesa Dexler & X-Acto mat cutlers • freeforms. We have the and the tobacco to at 38 at the North Course to take you. All welcomed or call277-4150. 1211 Vista Hall. Kirtland is an Equal Opportunity .E;m­ II Dry-mounting presses & materials the first placeT-shirt in golf singles. Court action in IM basketball. put in them, Ask about our used straitgrains. Pipe T Braquottos J Frarnl11g hardware • BOBBY, HAPPY 21" BIRTHDAY (12/10/77) & Tobacco Road, 107 Corne:!! SE, 1211 ployer. 1212 Cutie! lloveyalots. 1211 • Blenfang Non-Gtas Mike Powell and D.on Clampitt, badminton singles competition as completely blew by their opponents BICYCLE TIRES, thorn.rcsistant tubes: all sizes on PART TIME stockers - c!Crks, must be over 21. • NUNZIO'S PIZZA gives you a giant slice of the pie. Graduate siUdcnts only. Appl~ In person. Savt... way Glare & non-glare glass Fiji, tied with 39's. Sixty-eight V. Shivakumar beat Rich Davisson in handily winning the tourney. sale~266·161 l, Richmond Bicycle Supply. 12/2 Room215SUB I At107 Cornell SE. Nunzio: II iniglior fabbro. 1212 MOVING! Potter's kickwheel, $90.00; dishwasher, Liquor Stores, 5704 Lomas Blvd. NE: 5516 Menual • golfers competed in the two day of ATO to take the all university Blvd. NE. 1212 • 10% Discount to Students P.S. Don't stop ••• ever. Nancy (not ) 1211 $190.00; room size rugs- brown, $40.00, orange, Across from ORCA Next to Cas a del Sol • event. crown. Steve Rozzell made a gallant Faculty-Staff $35.00.255-4039.268-9256 12/2 GOING HOME TO L.A. for the holidays? Make N A graduate student in recreation 2. LOST AND FOUND 1976 FLUTE. Excellenl condition. B. Cordova, 277- $50,00 • $100.00 selling picture film at parade. : & Teachers with current I. D • effort to beat Shivakumar in the Film • 4646; 345·9360. 12/2 Tournament of Roses Sales, Inc., (213) 242· and a pilot for the Air Force won semis but Shivakumar had too The Faculty-Staff racquetball FIND YOURSELF in the Peace Corps. Ortega 233. 1992or242-1915 1212 WOOD BURNING STOVE, .$75.00. 268-3779, 1212 CENTER G • the advanced tournament in the much experience for Rozzell. finals saw defending_ champ Bert 277-5907. fs BABYSITTER NEEDED, 4-5 days per week for four FOUND: key!. in parking lot, south of Bandelier BAVA~IAN CREAMPUFF. 1969 BMW 1600.294-- children. $40.00 starting Dec. 13. 881·0656. 1212 tennis singles tournament. Larry Hsin Su Li translated as "Quick Kudo (Geology) pitted against John 7462. 1212 : POORMAMS Ha!J, Claim Marron Hall, Rm. 105. 1211 MODELS NEEDED for mature photographers. Wiggins is his name and he beat and Powerful" used an awesome Gustafson (HPER) in the finals. 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Over-the-line is a 3 person to enjoy getting out and getting • chin!!. Well';; in~cx ~ode! 40, 8" .x 34" table, able: $39.00. Reservations at lTC, 265-9860. 1212 page 66 Ryun's forte WEDDING BANDS* :TUTORING FOR SPANISH students by native .$1600.00. Hallet's Bicycles, 843-9378. Save andre· 16Woodwlnd rof some exercise. DRIVING OUT OF STATE? Riders will .share gas& 671ndulges beat Jon Toledo in the finals softball and a new event in the speaker. Call242•9469. 12/2 , cyclethisad. 1212 driving. Information at lTC, 265·9860. 1212 17 Restraint Faculty-staff basketball is still fully racquetball singles. in tram ural schedule. 1969 .BMW 2002; 25 mpg, runs good- $1,195.00. TOW MY CAR & drive me to N.Y. Leaving 12/16 or 19 Buck 68 Repose A total of 83 people competed in The Sag-Suckers even had a going on as 10 teams are competing 4. HOUSING 242-2130. 1212 soon after. Will )1ay usual expenses & more. Druce, heroine 69 Auctioneer's c~~~~ ...... 99c every Monday, Wednesday and WITH THIS AD ONLY: three UDC 90 Maxell 271-3764. 12/2 20 Cape ----·· word this semesters tourney. The tourney . teammate wearing a shirt SHALAKO INN has deluxe efficiencies from cas5cltes wi!h free 12 hold case; $10.00. Hi-Pi ls.,N.S. was divided into advanced, in· proclaiming the work cham­ Friday fo see who will come out $145.00, utilities paid. City bus .service down 70 Commerce Central available. Apartment includes modern House, JOt I Monic Vista NB, near triangle. 255· 21 Visionaries 71 ----bien: BunERFLY RINGS* 1URQUOISE& termediate and fraternity and it pionships of over-the-line last year champs. Teams from Geology, kitchen. Lounge, restaurant & swimming pool on 16M. 12n 8. MISCELLANEOUS 23 Zachariah's Very good Chemistry, Med School, Physical premises. 12901 Central NE. 299-0434. 12/2 SONY REEL TO REEL tapC deck. Ask for Mike, CORAL RINGS seemed to work out well. on the beaches near Los Angeles. I AM LOOKING for a 1970 or 1971 Dntsun 240-Z. nickname LIGHTNING RINGS* ONE BLOCK TO UNM, Deluxe I bedroom, twin or 881-7763. ' 12/2 DOWN Plant, Mesa Vista, HPER and Contact Gary King wee~days after S p.m. at 296- 25 .. Jane----" HEART STAR CHOKERS* Ronnie Wheeler of Sigma Chi Over-the-line is relatively a ANTIQUE CLOTHING - new grouping. Embroi­ Economics are trying to play and double beds. $185.00. Varsity House, 141 6515. 12/2 26 Sola: 2 1 Author HEART RINGS TURQUOISE LW RINGS and Steve Rozzell of Alpha Tau defensive game as the final score Columbia SB,268-0~25. 1211 dered shawls, ~imonos, white lace, velvets, never words Charles-·-- indicates NROTC 5, Sag Suckers 3. get some exercise. SEARCHING FOR HOUSING? Residence Halls are worn 1940'~ dresses. Friday only, 10:30 a.m.- 4:30 YOUR CHOICE YOUICHOICE Omega battled .long and hard in the p.m. Cash only,419 Dallas NE. 1212 CLASSIFIED ADS will continue to take ads 30 Tug's tows 2 Love god 24 Harbor 49 ···Arbor your answer for maximum convenience to campus throughout December. Ads placed during 34 Glorify fraternity finals before Wheeler The Zappa Krappas, led by fleet plus comfort and economy in housing and food ser­ FORD VAN 1969 3/4 ton, AT, CB, 302 VB, steel 3 Ancient 26 on the 51 Bring Turkey Trot December wlll run in the LOBO Welcome Back 35 Flower Asian square finally rallied 5 straight points to Martin Medina completely ran by ~ vice! Inquire: La Posada 201, weekdays 9-4, or call radials carpet, insulation, convertible back scat, •iSsue on January 9th. Next possible publicalion charges 277~2606. I many extras. Good run'i:Jing condition. $1500.00. holder the rest of the field to easily win the More than 90 people braved 115 da~~ classificds is January 16th. 1212. 4 Bakery Item 27 Chemical against 49 beat Rozzell. 265-4087. 1212 37 Du;1e: Slang $'1 EA. $3SO EA. windy conditions to compete in the 2 ROOMMATES WANTED to share 3 bedroom 5 Dazed state compound 53 Kind of cross country race held at the north 38 Card game Six teams and-seventy-nine in· house with big yard, $62.00/month plus utilities & 6 Soak 28 Weathercocks eclipse dividuals played Robin Hood and golf course. The surprising Sigma first annual turkey trot sponsored depmits. Call Elisabeth, 247-2746. 12/2 39 Phantasm 7 Cltrl~ ···- 29 Diplomatic 55 Water Chi fraternity edged the Ski Team by Budweiser. The first five runners ROOMMATE. NEEDED. Bicycling distance from 42 Chin. 8 Reta1f perceptions LIQUID SILVER NECKLACE • 105TRANO ...••. $11.95 William Tell on October I in the pagoda barriers by one point to capture second in each age category received UNM. Pets weleome. Rent is approximately establishment 31 Mount: 2 56 Spiced stew 8UTTERFLYIRACELn5* ....•. ,_,, ••.••••. $5.00 archery meet. Dennis Doyle SAE $60.00/molllh. Call George, 242-9219 after S. 43 Roman date 9 Sweet stuff words · place. The winning time was 15.32 Budweiser awards. Location- 1120 Buena VistaSE. 121,2 57 Promenade MEN'S Rl~* ...... _..... ; .... $4.40 with his camouflaged bow out shot What.Is A College Inn? 45 ····freeze maker: 2 32 Air. 58"---- All items on slorliog silvo< with s!obihod turquoiso. the rest of the field to take first for the 3 mile race. The top runners in each of the 3 BLOCKS TO UNM. Fenced privacy 1 bedroom 46 Tropical words antelope chancel" age divisions were: mens 17-20 kids, pels • .$130.00, no lease. Valley 'Rcn!als, 26i tree 10 Lodgers 33 Kills 'All starrod items oro not Indian 11\CJdo. place. Dan Muerer of NROTC took The rapidly growing sport of 1751.$30.00 fcc. 1212 60 Marquee soccer had 17 teams participating Mike Romero; womens 17-20 48 Seed 11 Competent 36 Swine name • WHOLESALE • second place honors. The first five A privately owned, off campus integuments 12 Fly upward enclosures this semester as Pi Kappa Alpha Ingrid Hayden; mens 21-26 50 Ocean 61 Otherwise places were all within. '- 13 F!3male 40 Most pallid 62 Tints Glen Granzow and Kevin McKee (Pikes) took first pla~e by defeating Marlowe Eldridge; womens 21-26 .. residence facility with : beach:2 b1rds 41 Auction I - words 65Whlchwas NROTC battled each other in the the Mountain Club in the finals by Angie Prater; mens 27~37 Rick 18 Meat cuts function to be Warren; womens 27-37 Odette 52 Busy bugs 22 Palm 44 Discolored proved: table tennis tournament before a score of 3-1. The Pikes used good Community Living * excellent food, no limit 54 Disfiguring team work am;! good ball control to Bonnet; men 38-and-over Bryon cockatoo 47 Nobleman Abbr. Glen reached back and put Kevin • ~ . Workshop li * carpeted and air-conditioned rooms away with some excellent power capture the crown. Dieterle and women 28 and over 1 In the annual wrestling tour­ Mary Root. The race covered 3 ' hits. Paul Lin of Sigma Chi beat * all with private or semi-private baths Mike Langlois ATO to take nament only 42 individuals showed miles around the north golf course presented by John West a up and the wrestling activity class and the winning team was 15 .01. noted authority on 1 * recreation rooms, study lounges \ fraternity honors. The tourney I started out with 81 men competing community life. * weekly maid service in your room for university chap. * swimming pool, free parking . A lot of birds flew during the NCAA Tourney ·artistic 1 * apartment style privacy and rules ·agriculture * well maintained, prompt service ·center city * recently renovated and refurnished the ASUNm Speakers Committee Tickets On Sole ·senior citizens ·religious groups * good security, social program ptesents Peruvia.n Revolutiona.r!,J Robert January9· 1 Learn: Why do it? • Quechua lndia.n Leader All rcmammg tickets for the 1978 West Regional Basketball Come by and look us over·! Tourney, which season ticket holders did not pick up, will go on sale Make your spring term Van Llerop to the public Monday, Jan. 9 according to UNM Ticket Manager .:• Ways to do it ugo Blanco Mary Barnes. The tournament will be held in the University Arena on pitfalls reservations Now and his film a.bout moza.mbique's March 16and 17. -ba.nned from entering first !,Jeo.r of lndependence- By NCAA rules, each school participating in the tourney will benefits The the U.S. b!,l three Presidents! "0 Povo Orgo.nlzo.do" receive 750 tickets. If the Lobos, make the tourney, UNM will receive topic: "Co.rt11r o.nd Humo.n Rights -exploring in depth the bea.uty of an another allotment in march. call for reSelVations College In La.tin America.-ffiyth vs. Reality" Afri,can people struggling to build a new The Arena, which is the fourth largest collegiate basketball facility 2474226 . Frida.y, Dec. 2, 7:30 p.m. in the society. in the nation, will host two sessions, one on Thursday, with two • ~four days: December 9 & 10 • ~ UNffi SUB Ba.llroom Thursda.y, Dec. 8, 8:00 pm in Woodwa.rd games, and the other on Saturday with one game. Both will be and IUD televised by NBC television. $1.00 gen. public/SOc students Ha.ll $2.00 gen. publlc/$1.00 students January 6 & 7 Other rcgionals will take place in Dayton, Ohio, Lawrence Kart. and Providence, R.I. 303 Ash (2 blocks from campus) 243-2881 - --- .. •

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