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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1971 - 1980 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1976 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. And~ It's Downhill All the Way Compiled by D.M. Flynn & Teresa lifts; Lodges- on site. Most slopes intermedi .. te; Daily on N.M. 475) lift rates: Adult and child- $6.50: Coin , Powder Puff Moun,ain (SOS) 754- lift rates: Adult - $9, Child - Most slopes intermediate; Daily Vertical drop - 800 ft.; 3 T­ Ski buffs at UNM need not 2941 (ski conditions) . $4.50; Vertical drop- 1530 feet; 2 lift rates: Adult - $9, Child - · · bars/pomas; Lodges - on site and depend on just the local resorts. Box• 786, Red Rivet:, N.M. 87558 chair lifts, 1 T-bar, 1 poma; Lodges $4.50; Vertical drop - 1600 ft.; 2 3 miles away. Northern New Mexico, Colorado (\12 mile west of Red River) -on site. chair lifts, 3 T-bars/pomas; Lodges" Taos Ski Vadley (505) 776-2266 and Utah offer a wide variety of ski · Most slopes beginner and in_. Sandia Peak Ski Area (505) 296~ -in Santa Fe. · Taos Ski Valley, N.M. 87571 (From sl.o~es with varying degr~es o~ . termediate; Daily lift rates: Adult 9585 Sierra Blanca Ski Resort (505) 336- Taos, 4 miles north on U .B. 64, 15 difficulty. So.r:nt:. ?f the ,maJ~r sk1 - $7,50, Child...,.. $'5; Vertical drop #10 Tramway Loop', NE, 4356 (snow conditions) miles northeast on N.M.l50) areas, most w1thm a days dnve of - 150 ft.;2 chair lifts; Lodges- in ;Albuquerque, N.M. 871Q1 (From Box 220, Ruidoso, N.M. 88345 Twenty per cent beginner, 30 per Albuquerque, are listed here. The Red River. Albuquerque, northeast to Sandia (From Ruidoso, 9 miles north on cent intermediate, 50 per cent list includes rates, .addresses and 'Raton Ski Basin (505 445-301 5) Peak Tramway, or 15 miles east on N.M. 37, 12 miles west on· N.M. expert; Daily lift rates: Adults phone numbers for reservations Box 1043 Raton, N.M. 87740 1-40, 6 miles northwest on N.M. 532( . . ~$10, Child- $6; Vertical drop~ and other useful information. (From Raton, 5 miles east on N.M. 44), Most slopes intermediate; Daily 2612' ft.; 6 chair lifts, 1 pony lift; 72, 7 miles north on N.M. 526) , Most slopes beginner and in- lift rates: Adult and child - $10; Lodges- on site. NEW'MEXICO Most slopes intermediate; Daily termediate; Daily lift rates; Adult · Vertical drop- 1700 ft.; gondola, Angle Fire Ski Basin (505) 377-2301 lift rates: Adult ...,. $8, Child - $5; and child- $7 .50; Vertical drop­ 1 chair lift, 3 T-bars/pomas; COLORADO Eagle Nest, N.M. 87718 (From Vertical drop - 1000 ft.; 1 chair 1660 ft.; tnim, 2 chair lifts, 3 Lodges- Ruidoso and Alto. Aspen/Snowmass (303) 925-7302 Taos, 22 miles east on U.S. 64, 3 lift; 1 T-bar/poma; Lodges - in~_'pomas; Lodges- in Abluquerque. Sipapu Ski Area (5(:)5) 587-2240 (Lift tickets interchangeable in all miles south on N.M. 38) . Raton. · Santa Fe Ski Basin (505) 983-9155 Box 29, Vadito, N.M. (From Taos,_ four areas: Aspen Mountain, Most slopes intermediate; daily Red River Ski Area (505) 754-2223 (snow conditons) 4 miles south on N.M. 68, 21 miles Buttermilk, Aspen Highlands and lift rates: Adult- $8, Child - $5; (ski conditions) Box 2286, Santa Fe, N.M. 87501 southeast on N.M. 3) Snowmass) Vertical drop - 2180 ft.; 3 chair Box303, Red River, N.M. 87558 (From Santa Fe, 16 miles northeast Most slopes intermediate; Daily !Continued on page 3). Ne\N Mexi·co .. DAI_LV· Tuesday, November 23. 1976

Pass as Experts Snow-Jobbing Skiers

By Orlando Medina frozen. There was an old movie on television a while back . Always remember to change into your frozen entitled, "The CounW!rfeit General." Also on the tube clothing before going up to the lodge at the end of the a short time back was a flick called, "The Private War day. You cannot brag about your exploits unless there of Harry Frigg." Now the thing in common to both are little puddles of water surrounding you while you Avoid The Rush, these movies was that they were about men pretending brag. to be something theywere not. · Next, to be one of the top skiers you have to dress Go Cross-Country Both men were just buck privates hoping to pass off ski style but not fashionable ski style. One hint is to go By Robert Bodine be had. as leaders of men, commander of arms and kissers of ahead and wear levis but sew straps on the cuffs. During the past 10 ·years, the For up to a week of guided khaki. The same situation exists in the world of wool Make a few long, but not tacky, rips in your ski Nordic version of over-snow travel touring or winter camping, Trail and wax known as skiing. This is the confession of a jacket so that you can keep referr1ng· to that one bad has become increasingly popular in Adventures De Chama, offers trips reformed pseudo-skier. fall you had on the slalom run at Everest. ' the U.S., partly because it is individually tailored to the skiers' To begin with, to give the impression of being a If you are pretending to be a skier from Texas you inexpensive and partly because of abilities and desires. must definitely explain that you are only there to test hardened skier you have to first of all harden your the ability to see more than just the Sandia Peak has trails for those the mountain because your father is going to buy you clothing. Even though you will be spending your time hard-packed "piste" that Alpine not wanting to go far from one for Christmas. entirely inside your room or in the lodge you must skiing offers. . Albuquerque. To some adventurous ones, there always remember to take along one of those little A skier from California or Hawaii will just sit in the is nothing better than blazing a trail There are unlimited unmarked spray bottles. Fill the bottle with water (pine-scented) lodge anc;l wax a surf board for the slopes because skis in the remote, peacomeful areas available to the experienced and spray your gloves, jacket and pants. Place them are out this year on the California trails. wilderness. To others, the marked skiers in New Mexico, outside covered with a tarp so that they will always be (Continued on page 2) cross-country trails provide adequate "getting awayness." According to suggested retail prices quoted in the 1977 Skiers 3 Arrested f-or UNM Damage Directory, the average cost of University is going to d() it. Alpine skis is $184, as compared to By Dolores Wood Monday south of the University sidewalks around the Mall area. $83 for cross-country skis. Boot Three persons have been arrested Alumni Chapel. Each woman was The penalty for the offenses is prices are $130 and $42 respec- and charged with criminal damage· carrying a can of spray paint and a possible imprisonment for up to Several of the slogans were: U.S. tively. Bindings are $69 and $11 and to University property. The damage white glove, police said. one year, or a $500 fine, or both. out of Aztlan, Fsm (sic) at U, Down poles are $24 and $20. An average consists of the spray painting of Police estimated the damage at with Facism (sic), smash the rich, of $407 is required to pay for the protest slogans on several' UNM about $600. Slogans were painted . University Architect Van Dorn end oppression, NosiNegan Alpine "basics," whereas only buildings and sidewalks. on ·the Humanities Bldg, Zim- c Hooker said it would be a "hell of a Educacicion (sic), power to the Library, Ortega Hall, job" to clean up the paint. He said people, down with facist policies about $156 is needed to get properly The three were identified as : he doesn't have idea (sic). outfitted for cross-country skiing. Mark L. Martinez, 21, 518 Buena ~·!~ .. ~,~~~-~~:'~~~'~:3~~;'.~r7P.T:~. ~-~·~~·~·~,"~~: ... ,c" -. Equipped with a reliable compass . Vista SE; Elizabeth F. Esquibel, 26, and a topographic contour map of 921 Buena Vista SE and Velia Silva, the area, the experienced cross- 27, 921 Buena Vista, SE. Martinez country skier can enjoy just about and Esquibel are UNM students. any hiking trail or golf course as The three were apprehended by long as it is snow-covered. The only the University police early danger of straying off the "beaten yesterday morning after allegedly track" is the chance of getting lost, damaging approximately seven which can come from calculating University buildings by writing distances inaccurately, un- protest slogans on them with spray derestimating the time it will take to paint. They were taken to Bernalillo cover them, and the arrival of County Jail and released on bond at darkness and1 or storms which ·6:15a.m. Monday morning. could alter the looks of any place. Cpl. Galen Hatheway of the · Taos has eight miles of marked campus police said he saw Martinez trails for the cross-country skier," with a spray can at about 12:15 and lessons, rentals and packages a.m. Monday. Martinez was are available. For the more ac- walking in a circular motion and complished skier, Bandelier attempting to hide from persons National Monument. has canyons, walkil1g across the Mall area, through which touring is quite Hatheway alleged. exhilarating. The area is one of. He said when he tried to ap­ cliffs and steep inclines, so it is no proach Martinez, Martinez started place for the beginner to begin. running, Martinezwas apprehended Angel Fire has been financed about an hour later near Galles with $5.5 million and now has Oldsmobile on Central. marked ana maintained-trails, plus The two women were ap­ Vandals hit UNM Monday night with spray paint. Mitchell Hall (above) was one of their large areas where open skiing can prehended at about 1:48 a.m. victims. · '

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"'d ~ . I (1> M w '""[; Albuquer,que Stores Meet Skiers' Needs . .. Ski z (1> ~ the Ski. The prices of the skis range :<; 5 There are five sporting goods Rocky Mountain Ski Co. are new year. Package deals are a combination (ConUnued from page 1 )· of skis, bindings and poles. Because from $100 to $265. ~ > stores in Albuquerque which ski shops, COOK'S carries the full lines of Box T, Aspen, Colo. 81611 (From (1> K2 It they are sold a> packages it's a good The store also carries three II. ~ specialize in, or have departm~nts None of the stores carries the Rossignol, Atomic, and skis. ~- package deals from $140 to· $180. Denver, 15 miles via 1-70, exit 58. () J," for downhill skiing equipment. complete lines of all the skis, also carries Head, Dynastar, Hart way for skiers to get a break on the From Colorado Springs, 72 miles 0 Mountain Sports Ltd., Olympic because it is impractical to store and Kneissel skis. Cook's, which is price. One of the faster-selling skis at t;l Olympic is the Fischer C4, a,. racing via I-25 and 1-70) .3 Sports Inc. and Cook's Sporting and sell that many skis. Some stores in Winrock Shopping Center, sells While Cook's packages sell for Aspen Mountain - 0 per cent ::::.: $100 to $180, the skis by themselves ski. '<"' » Goods Co. have been in indicated they would like to three package deals for beginners beginner, 25 per cent intermediate, I:"" .Albuquerque for two or more sk{ broaden their stock nex-t year. and three to four packages for cost $80 to $260. Olympic salespersons do not 0 S . specialize in one particular level of 75,per cent advanced; Vertical drop 0' seasons. Gardenswartz Sports and However, this is what they have this intermediate skiers. The sales persons at Cook's do 0 skiing. They are all able to give -3300 ft.; 7 chair lifts; Daily rates: not specialize in levels of skiing. All Adults and children- $11 full day, The English 101 final ex:am for fall semester will be · of the sales persons should be able advice to skiers of all levels. z0 $7 half day. SKIING held on Monday morning, Dec. 13, from 7;30 a.m. to to help just about any level of skier GARDENSWARTZ SPORTS, < 10 a.m. and not from 8 to I 0 a.m. as indicated in the Long Winter Aspen Highlands - 25 per cent special examination schedule in the Nov. 8 LOBO and find the proper equipment. also open for its first ski season 3 beginner, 50 per cent intermediate, 0' in the spring rrert>gistraiion schedule of classe~. ROCKY MOUNTAIN SKI CO. is carries full lines of Sarner, 25 per cent expert; Vertical·drop - SPOKEN HERE '"I Expected for open for its first ski season with full Rossignol, Kneissel, and Hart skis. N"' '"•-,;.• lines of Dynaster, Hart, Kastle, and It' carries popular models of Kastle .,as.D9 {f..i .~.f.l),'ii~,\ifM\,p.l'j'.Y. r.at.~s: i:;;. Before you buy your w Gradualc Student A$SOC. Office hours arc Mon. Adults- ~12 full day, ~8 naif day, ,_. Islamic Society meets ev,cry Friday ror Joma's 10 and Fischer. Prices on these skis are thru Thurs. 9:30a.m. 3:30 p,m. Vice·pmidcnt's Kneissel. ski outfit or any part \0__, pray at the University. Chapel, 12:20 p.m. hour.~: Tues. and Thurs. 12:30 to'J:JO p.m. Rm. 248, Children and Senior Citizens - $3 NM ·Skiers This shop, in . Coronado $80 to $240. 0'1 SUB. all day, of it, you owe it to yourself Shopping Center,. specializes in Three packages are available at a price range of$130 to $180. Buttermilk - 38 per cent to visit the largest, best­ The ski"season will open shortly downhill skiing equipment. It has beginner, 44 per cent intermediate, in New Mexico and the National four full lines of skis this year but The salespersons can advise all stocked and most experienced ski levels of skiers. 18 per cent expert; Vertical drop Weather Service predicts a long, hopes to expand to five full lines of 2000 ft.; 5 chair lifts; Daily rates: ~hop in New Mexico ... hard winter for skiers in the state. skis next year. One of the best selling skis at Gardenswartz is an intermediate ski Adu.(ts- $11 full day, $7 half day, at H. Cook, Winrock. After Thanksgiving, skiers may The price of skis (without bin­ Children and Senior Citizens- $3· get snow and weather predictions dings) range from $100 to $255. by Sarner. all day. . · through the usual lines of com­ There are four package deals which MOUNTAIN SPORTS LTD. Snowmass - II per cent munication-T.V. and radio. sell for $80 to $200. beginner, 65 per cent intermediate, More details are available by All the salespersons are able to carries full lines· of Olin, Hexel, Rossignol, Head, Hart, Dynastar, 24 per cent expert; Vertical drop calling the National Weather Ser­ advise all levels of skiers, but most .3500 ft.; I triple chair lift, 10 vice 24-hour phone line at 243- of them try especially hard to give and K2 skis. The price range for these skis is double chair lifts; Daily rates: 1371. time and attention to the beginner Adults- $11 full day, $7 half day, After Thanksgiving, H. Cooks skiers, who often enter the store $100 to $255. children and senior citizens - $3 all Kl OUTFI Sporting Goods will also have a with little knowledge of the dif­ Mountain Sports also offers two day. • SKIS • BINDINGS • POLES weather information service with ferent types of skis. package deals at $100and $150. Breckenridge (303) 453-2918 Bindings mounted, skis hot waxed and engraved. OLYMPIC SPORTS INC. details of snow conditions on the The sales staff at Mountain is Breckenridge, Colo. 80424 (From Large Selection slopes. The number to call is 293- carries full lines of Rossignol, able to advise skiers of all levels on ATOMIC CAN AM PACKAGE [ Denver, 70 miles west on U.S. 6, I- Atomic Can Am skis, Salomon 202 bindings, Of Down, 606l). Dynastar, Fischer, Hart, Olin, and the purchase of equipment. 70 (exit 203) and Colorado 9; from· Colorado Springs., 120 miles on Tomic T -7 poles. Reg. $182.90...... ·1 09 .95 Polyester and u.s. 24) K2 "303" SKI PACKAGE Leather Jackets ... Hints for the Pseudo-Skier 30 per cent beginner, 45 per cent K2 303 skis, Nevada GTL bindings, World intermediate, 25 per cent advanced; Cup poles. Reg. 214.90 ...... 129 .95 Vertical drop 2213 ft.; 8 chair lifts, 1/3'0ffl (Continued from pa~e 1) 2 T-bars, 2 pomas, 1 triple chair; DYNASTARCOMPACTPACKAGE The Eastern skiers that come to New Mexico are Here are some of the things to avoid if you wish to Daily rates: Adults - $9 full day, Dynastar Compact skis, Salomon S easy to pass off because they flew in expecting to ski maintain your image as a skier: $6.50 half day, Children and Senior bindings, Rallye poles. Reg. 219.90 ... ·149 .95 on large hills of desert sand. Also they cough a lot Citizens- $4 all day. 'fhenever they fall off the mountain because its Copper Mountain (303) 468-2882 ATOMIC ACS PACKAGE -If you have to put those long, thin bent things on Copper Mountain Resort Atomic ACS skis, Salomon S or Nevada always, "the altitude, not the run, is getting to me." remember the pointed ends go in front of you. Behind Of the three locations to choose from, the Association, Box 397, Frisco, Colo. bindings, Team poles. Reg. 264.90 Pioneer Wear -Powder is a type of snow, not something you 80443 (From Denver, 70 miles west snort up before going up the lift. on U.S. 6 and 1-70 through California skier is probably the easiest to become -Boots and bindings do not refer to some kind of Eisenhower Tunnel; from Colorado because any mistake you make or anything weird you kinky sex among skiers. Springs 140 miles via U.S. 24, do will probably start a fad instead of causing you Colorado 9 and 1-70) 34·95 embarassment. -Skiers drop little hints to the roughness of a ski 20 per cent beginner, 60 per cent run with names like '.'Shredded Body" or "The f intermediate, 20 per cent expert; OVER-THE-BOOT Cliff." If you have to ski, stay with names like I Vertical drop 2450 ft.; 7 double 1718 Yale Blvd., S.E. Open 9:00-5:30 "Tweety-Pie Ride" or the "Peter Rabbit Trail." Mon. Thru Sat. I, chair lifts, 1 poma; Daily rates: SKI PANTS 242-9535 The most popular act is still the European skier, Adults- $10 full day, $7 half day, preferably Scandanavian·, because you can speak with -"Shoosh" is not aScandanavian sneeze. Children- $4 full day, $3 half day. Ski-Tek quality at a low J*****************************~ an unusual accent and no one will understand what the -"Christie" is a ski maneuver, not the blonde who Crested Bulle (303) 349-5100 price. Smooth fittin~ style hell you say. If you cannot come up with an accent just keeps getting free drinks in the ski lodge bar. I Crested Butte Resort Association, of wool and Helanca *' * keep saying "YumpinYiminee" or "By Gor" a lot. i Box 565, Crested Butte, Colo. nylon. Men's and ladies' : Purgatory : However,. avoid Nazi accents from World War 11 -Before you leave any ski area, always save the ski 81224 (From Denver, 230 miles via styles, colors. movies because some lodge owners still say they are passes so you can leave them on your jacket zipper for I, U.S. 285; U.S. 50 and Colo. 135. * * from Argentina and you are liable to become a several years. If these start to become too cumbersom, From Colorado Springs, 196 miles * * member of a band. start stealing the various ski patrol badges to sew on ,· via Colo. 115, U.S. 50 and Colo. 19·95 J J A Heavenly Place to Ski ! your jacket. ' 135) WARM-UP I Finally, always eat your meals in the lodge and 37 per cent beginner, 36 per cent t PANTS To get the perfect ski facial look you have to rub don't snack on the slopes, especially if you a,re into intermediate, 27 per cent advanced; 39-95 Nylon shell, insulated * * Vertical drop 2150 ft.; 5 double I : 460 inches of powder snow each year your face with a coarse brush but leave light circles organic food. Rabbits are always out in winter and old 39.50 witti Dacron polyes- # chair lifts, 1 enclosed, 1 T-bar; around your eyes. pinions don't lie on top of the snow. DOWN FILLED 1 Men's. : 4 double chair lifts & porn . # Daily rates: Adults- $10 full day, DEMETRE "TONI" I $7.50 half day, Children - $5 all NYLON day. * * SKI SWEATER SKI SWEATER * * Keystone (303) 468-6660 First name in fine ski 1 At Ramada Inn we have f l Keystone Resort Association, Box Rip-stop nylon shell and GOLDEN FRIED l 38, Dillon, Colo. 80435 (From sweaters. Top fashion de­ ;. signs in 100% PURE WOOL. lining in choice of colors. * * Denver, 70 miles via U.S. 6 and I-70 Lofty with down, includ­ ·* Wood burning fireplaces in every room * CH'ICKEN through Eisenhower Tunnel; from Choice of colors for men # • f Colorado Springs, 124 miles via­ and women.· ing the collar, sleeves and * • Heated indoor pool & saunas * U.S. 24, Colo. 9, U.S. 6 and 1-70) Jr. Demetre sweaters over the pockets. Lounges & live entertainment 10 per cent beginner, 80 per cent # • # intermediate, l 0 per cent expert; * • Ram Restaurant * · Vertical drop 2340; 8 double chair Ski rentals & ski equipment # ·lifts; Daily rates: Adults- $10 full # • day, $7.50 half day, Children- $5 79·95 full day, $4.50 half day. $45 SAN MARCO * Free Transportation to & from Ski Area * Purgatory (303) 247-3R38 # # (Continued on Pagc7) RALLYE SKI BOOT METEOR 2-piece injected Compare at $129.95. Men's * 3-5 & 7-day. 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THRU THURS. academic year. • DE VARGAS SHOPPING CENTER :* (303) 259-1010 :* REDEEM,~T 1830 LOMAS, AT YALE The opinions expressed on the editorial pages (522 Rosario Street, Santa Fe) 11:00 AM TO 11:00 PM of 17te Daily Lobo are those of theaut110r ~olcly, II.CCX)K Unsigned opinion Is that oflhe editorial board of Monday thru Friday to a.m. to 9 p.m. EXPIRES Nov. 1976 FRI. & :;iAT. 10 6 5 # Durang~ Colorado 81301 f The Daily Lobo. Nothing printed in The Dally Salurday a.m. to p.m. Sunday Noon to p.m. sporting goods Lobo necessarlly represents the views of the University of New Mexicoo ~*****************************~ 4 CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLANS: COOK'S CHARGE, MASTIOR CHARGE, BANKAMERICARD G~ LAYAWAY

r ' . ·. . I Letters nmum•m1nmnmurmm mnmmn1mn Lett e rs lmunn•m, nmm111111 mmm u um1umnu cl' Daily LOBO Editorials IJQ Perspective Opinions Keep Women's Hockey -~ Perspective Continued Editor: "z Some people around this University might regard their support of the ~ field hockey team a waste of time i· view of the fact of their losses last " Opinion week. I hope not! ~- It is true that the outcome of those games was less than desirabiP But it o does not take away from the brilliant and determined pi8V of tl• team. lt City Paving Even with all their hopes of going to the nationalc none, th•·v put 011 uch a >:::.: fantastic display of skill and talent that would make any University proud. 'j::. Amid all the frustration and conflict, their pride in the scl1ool and for g. Or New Buses? themselves and each other showed through. . o Please don't give up your support for saving the team, they need it now z By Martin Nix more than ever and they more than deserve it, they earned it, ~ "Pave it this year, because next year tile price of pavement is Anita C. Pena S going up," as one city councillor recently said. I guess they pave o- the streets in oil in Albuquerq11ey!;r;1 ·,,, '" '"·" c1 ,.,.,•.·,:- ;, • .. . .·-. ,. ··f ~ .. ,,,~. There's More To Dressing N The .city seems oblivious to the energy s1tuat1on, and keeps ..., saying responsiollity lies with the state and federal government (yet Than The Turkey state and federal government say the responsibility lies with local government!). . .. To date the city has done little except to polish up the ex1st1ng bus system-which can handle only five per cent o.f ~II city tri~s if gasoline skyrockets. There is enough steel and plasyc 1n neon s1gns to build a first-class transit system. One neon s1gn can cost as much as $100,000, enough to buy one bus. Transit is essential to the city's future, since the auto consumes half of the nation's resources, which will be needed for more essen­ tials like food. Assuming Albuquerque had a majority of trips on some alter­ native to the auto (some super-convenient transit system); money umm•nnnntnnummnmummunm•mnnmmmmmnm•mnnl Letter ~ lnmunmmnnnnmnmummm•nnuummnmm•muumnm•• which people now spend on car insurance, gasoline, and second family cars will be spent instead on retail sales, restaurants, and maybe even solar. · l•••u•••n••nm•un•nmn•••nn••nnmn•nm•m•••u•m••m••nn••nnr Letters m•••n••••••••••nu••m•uu••nnllllllllllnn•uuu•u•mn•n•nnnm•al UNM Admissions: Another Horror Story In effect, with transit, money no longer leaves the local economy to Detroit, but recycles locally-employing people. Transit will em­ Who Are the Real UNM Fascists? Editor: pre-registered, but they had out. How he managed to get me ploy close to 1,000 to 2,000 people, and have the economic impact tat1on, and forcible oppression In response to V. L. Bienek's never received (their way of in, I have no idea, but it hardly of another Sandia Labs. Editor: STATE," FACISM [sic] AT Whoever you are, happy per­ of opposition." letter regarding the Admissions saying lost) my transcripts and seemed worth it after all I had Transit does create a construction boom, and stimulates the UNM" and "NOS NEGAN Department at UNM-1 have ACT scores. been through. local economy. It also conserves land, steel, and uses local energy son with the spray paint, I UNM is not in the least a EDUCADICION" [sic], just to him/her beat. (electricity). Transit does mean a different lifestyle, and has the believe that you are among the political philosophy, and as far cite a·few of your wonderful (?) Upon further investigation,, at potential of being faster, safer, less expensive and better than ur­ real fascists on this campus. as I know, there is no social or pieces of work. I applied for the fall semester my insistence, it was found that V.L. Bieniek wondered ban driving. Fascism, in case you don't economic oppression. All have Certainly there are more con­ here last December. l.sent my my application had also disap­ whether he/she might have Transit is no more expensive than 10 miles of urban interstate, know the meaning of the word, the freedom to express their structive forums in which to high school transcripts and ACT peared. As far as the University been discriminated against for the Public Service Company, or a major hospital. Last year the city means "a political views, hopefully through more vent your anger than the wan­ scores sometime in January, of New Mexico was concerned, being out-of-state. My answer passed a bond for $25 million for street improvements (not just pat­ philosophy ... headed by a dic­ constructive channels than you ton destruction of property, and 505-266-5275 and received no'tice that I had I never existed. to that is (in my best Southern ching potholes, but major street reconstruction), $25 million is tatorial ruler with severe took. please remember that it is your 3004 D Central SE o Albuquerque,NM. 87112 been accepted. drawl) a resounding, "Yes!" enough to purchase enough buses to have a bus come by every 10 economic and social regimen- A case in point is that of La taxes that have paid for this Posada, which will soon have a school. I suggest you grow up. I then spent at least $30 on minutes, or to buy enough Mercedes-Benz buses to have one come 'IIIIIIIIIUII!I!IIIIIIIIIIIIlillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll new management. At least learn how to spell. With great difficulty, long-distance phone calls back Corey Clotham by every 2-3 minutes. Nothing was gained from And please, have more regard secured an off-campus apart­ to my high school in Alabama, LOBO Letter, your actions of last weekend, for the others who do not wish ment, and in August, I packed only to find that, yes, they had except to excite the anger ot to have to look at your everything I owned in the back sent everything out last Opinion Policy thousands of people against ridiculous scrawling. of my car, and made the big January. ASUNM Monitoring Should Continue DlllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiDIIIfDIIIIIIIIIIIIIRIHIIIIIIIIIL move of 1000 miles to New you. What used to be a pleasant view from my office is now filled Mexico. Editor: the film committee, which is to be and intend to continue to patronize Letters to the editor ... Finally, my father had to fly I can't say my heart is bleeding commended on the fine films it has good films-and I do not mean Letters to the editor should with "SMASH TE isL.I Patricia B uslee Surprise, surprise. When I out here, my high school tran­ for Margaret Ott (former film chair­ shown, will probably be stymied in those commercial Hollywood box­ be no longer than 250 words; its efforts to continue to do so. showed up to register, I was in­ scripts and ACT scores in hand, person) after reading her letter to office hit-types some student typewritten and double the LOBO (Nov. 18). She should It is hoped the actions of a few government formed that not only was I not to straighten the entire mess people wish to in· spaced. have seriously considered the con­ won't affect the interests of a large troduce. Sender's name, address and sequence of her actions more number of students who appreciate Bandy Revere phone number must be i~­ carefully. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY cluded with the letter or 1t I hope the investigation into the by Garry Trudeau will not be considered for affairs of the film committee con­ publication. Names will be Ski 1lJ SAY 71113 G/f£, I IIOP/3 I {i}CU, YO!/ MAY tinues-it's time some type of GINNY, HI, LISltN, ·SO 7HE l&45T! so fi4!<, CAN H&lP 7/JRN NfJT BE EL/618/.E I'M AT 7HE1/!RifJ!ff, withheld only by agreement 7E4M'5£l'JNC 71-IEY'R/3 0 FO!< IT1/1?0/JNO! I'M ANYtuAY. YOII'V& monitoring system was put into 81JT I /1/ANIW 70 with the editor, in person. operation-a checking system for Special ~ POORlY lH/5 7! 8.1J.'5 8eal K!NOOFOI/T 51/Y (j{)()f)BY 8fHJRE If a letter is from a group, • 5l'A50N? /NCONSO!ABtE! Of=SHAP&! our "leaders" who seem to find it I SPLIT FOR 77!& please include a name, phone \ • easy and convenient to attain per fAST.. ;> Jt_ number and address of a sonal gain. group member. Laser Skis Whether or not misappropriat1u11 of funds was actually the case, I am Salomon 444 Bindings angered at the blatant misuse of Join-U.T., S.M.U .. Tex. Tech, funds at the expense of the rest of Barrecrafter Poles T.C.U., O.U .. U. of H., and the student body as well as the more for the biggest College. Mounting, Hot Wax, Engraving disrespect shown, signified by the Ski Week ever!! making of flimsy excuses for Suggested retail price $251.00 resigning such as not having the financial capabilities. Equally outrageous was Ms. Ott's Our reasoning that allowed her to Ski Taos 0 borrow $600-that there were no Price Only $195° a'IIAT?! Se?T£M8f3/<.. set procedures and that it's been OH.. SIJR&! SAY, tuHO 7lf/O MON1115 /IJH£N 0!0 done before I 1/NO..I/M.I IS 71115, One full week also . Of'. .. 011, NO ... SCHOOL. 0/0N'T YO/J 6liT Don't let the name scare you. Skiing at Purgatory is a divine MY /£T!l3R.? C&!?TAINLY ANYWAY? experience. 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"'..... Cross Country Gaining Popularity ~N ...... TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Q) Exercising Machine Invented • > ,J:i ." . ~ UNITED Feature Syndicate ~ .... Monday's Puz2;le Solved: To Aid P~eseason Conditioning ~ I NM Trails Inviting to Skiers . t:·' ,. By Lynda Sparber or jump on uneven ground, Cor! I said his exerciser is • 'a ~· 0 A while back Jim Cor!! was in the "It doesn't take a lot of strength serious ski exerciser ... not a balance 8 .D By Tim Higgins Light-touring skis differ from push himself too hard. "You J ACROSS slowly New Mexico, with its low 4 7 Coach--­ practice of jogging down Menaul to to ski, but it takes the muscle-set toy.'' He said it only needs to be t1 3 downhill and mountaineering skis always have to come back,''' Weber .:;& 1 Singing .E::;> population and high altitudes, is an said, "and sometimes it's harder to Parseghian keep in shape for skiing. Faced with control or your skiing is dangerous used five minutes a day to achieve ~ in that they are thinner, have softer ¥ voice '@ "incredible" place to cross-country edges, and usually have bindings get back than it was to go out." 5 Tin Pan 49 Abode ofthe fumes and the possibility of being because you have no power to benefits, t"" young· hit by a pickup truck, he decided control where you're going," he o Q ski, said Klaus Weber, UNM's that fasten the toe of the boot to the Weber said a cross-country skier Alley group: 50 Man's Abbr. there had to be a better way. said. Corll, besides a ski-buff, is a 8 cross-country ski coach. ski. These skis are for "in-track" should have a good knowledge of nickname g' 10 Seals off a 51 Bedeck So he invented one. . The device can be used on a rug former advanced roller skater· and "B Weber said that although cross-country skiing-skiing in the area where he's skiing, well 53 Meadows The result of Corll's creativity is or hard surface with the skier scientist, having worked at Sandia t ::E learning from experienced skiers is trails such as those made by other especially when skiing alone. Weber 14 Ancient 55 Actor--- il: important in developing the best skiers, also stressed the importance of "a Greek coin the Rug Ski, an exercise device wearing either boots or bare feet. It Labs and Los Alamos and has < 15 Having lots· Gilliam which mimics the leg angles and · simulates conditions for parallel taught physics at Case Institute in S z technique, a beginner can enjoy his good sense of orienteering," in­ 56 Shirt part of space 61 Both: Comb. feet heights of parallel skiing. skiing. Ohio. 1[ 00 first outing "by just trying to find Since the waxing of cross-country cluding the use of ma"ps and a 16 Celebes ox o his natural rhythm," which he said skis can be tricky, Weber recom­ form Corll said the Rug Ski serves two N compass. 17 Kind of 62 Where ~ is related to walking and skating. · mended that beginners try waxless worker main purposes: conditioning the set If the mechanism is used im- "" 0.. Weber said snow about six to Mobile is of muscles used the most for properly, such as keeping the Jean Suits skis which have either ·strips of 19 Caustic 64 Lubricates Before a skier sets out, he must seven inches deep is ideal for cross­ materials 65 Joined 9 Heap of control and training in technique downhill leg stiff, the motlon will With Vest mohair or plastic fish-scale design 20 lnfrequen tly 37 Montreal's select the type of skis best suited for on the bottom. These bases enable country skiing. closely combusta­ subway and form. still help trim your thigh and Reg. PriceS90 One of the best places in New 21 Recline 66 Adjust sails bles 40 "---up to He said most skiers are under the buttocks. However, the device can Sale Price $38.50 the kind of skiing he has in mind. the skier to glide forward, but 22 Large num­ •t California Fashion Out]( Mexico to cross-country ski is the properly 10 Order to be you'' false impression that exercises such also help troubleshoot such errors Accossfrom UNM There are three basil: types of prevent him from sliding backward. bers returned: 2 23 Early Greek 67 Let it stand 41 Cooling cross-country skis: racing skis, Jemez Range, north of 68Rutabaga words device as squatting or jogging are suf- in style. light-touring skis, and moun­ Weber said a person should be Albuquerque, where Weber said physician 69Pile 11 "Whenever 46 Leave off ficient. However, he said, this type 25 Diamond or taineering skis. able to rent from a ski dealer all "there are lots of places where you you say": 3 46 Covered of exercise conditions only the front Abner words passage­ that's needed to cross-country can just take off from the road." 26 Not found thigh muscle and ignores the one Moun taineedng skis are the DOWN 12 Versifier way twark Katz's Auto Paint & Body Shop ski-skis, poles, and boots-for The nearby Sandias, Weber said, naturally 13 Fresh talk 51 Attorney-- running along the outside of the widest of the three and have hard about $6 a day. have back trails and a logging road 30 Soak: Scot. 1 ShillIngs: 18 Gear tooth shin which works along with the Free Estimates metal or birch edges, along with that are suitable. 31 Person's Slang 24 Miss Doone 52--- de plume other muscle. ne:ne; cable bindings that fit over Weber warned that a cross­ The Pecos Wilderness and Sangre 2 Competent 25 Langua;,;, ol 53 Asian. As a training device, Rug Ski is Guaranteed Work Slang 3 Spiritual old kingdom mountaineering boots. They are country skier should be prepared de Cristo Range, northeast of Santa 34 Sharp ridge designed for the intermediate to for winter conditions and should nature of 26 Quebec's 54 Give off intended for off-trail skiing and for Fe, are good areas for the use of 36 Send mooey man neighbor 55 Snead and advanced skier. It is ineffective for rugged areas such as New Mexico's. plan his trips carefully so as not to 38 Strain 4 Ride on 27 Protective Spade . Open Weekends mountaineering skis, he said. 39 Skyscraper: snowplow skiing, but is ideal for Pecos Wilderness. snow sheathing 57---- and French,• Austrian, American and 2 words 5 Odors 28 Wretched plaster 4 2 --- pros.: 6 The tone G: 29 WW-11 zone: 58 Tempt no-style techniques, Corll said. 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• ' I . "" "'t; The New Secret Agent of Rock .0 Health Service Sterilized Native Americans 5 Private Eyes/Tommy > WASHINGTON (UP!) - A Indian Health Service on women of consent by the .sterilization patients files "were generally not in com­ verbally received the basic elements Bolin! Columbia PC 34329 Me" he sings in a dynamic uptempo i Congressional investigation child-bearing age between 15 to 44. as required by law and that the pliance with the Indian Health of informed consent." Review by George Gesner rocker, adding "Something w~nt 0 revealed Monday that more fllan It said that 30 per cent of the consent forms in the IHS medical Service regulations." . Abourezk said that "given the Agent Thomas Bolin slowly wrong." He forces all the in­ .o 3,400 American Indians, mostly sterilizations were done outside IHS The GAO said that several small American Indian population, walked into the plush executive formation out of her like tooth­ j women, were sterilized by the facilities and were pecformed b} different consent forms were used the 3,400 Indian sterilization figure office, a.nticipating something big paste out of the tube. She is a blue­ :>. government's Indian Health Service doctors or in facilities which had and that the most widely used would be comparable to sterilizing was comt~g down. C.B. Hess, chief movie queen and owner of the disco 'iil . (IHS) over a three-year period. contracted with IHS for payment. 452,000 non-Indian women in the of operattons, looked up from his Q forms gave no indication as to den. He has driven her to the bitter o The investigation was conducted "whether. or not the patient had U.S." easy chair and in silence studied the end with his g~nuine intriguing style YOU CAN FIND The GAO said 142 of the 3,400 young man. ·~ by the 'General Accounting Office persons sterilized between 1973 and of rock. And so ends the Private IT, TOO! ::12 (GAO) at the request of Sen. James 1976 were men. Bolin knew h~ was one of the Eyes Caper. The mission was best; as he awaited the assignment Abourezk, D-S,D. who said he had The report also said that 36 successful. He may have lost the some thought impossible to ~ received numerous complaints that women under the age of 21 were The American Society of Heati.,~. Refrigerating girl, but he's certainly gaining a and Air-condtt!onins Engineers offers a grants·in-ald CAll Z Indian women were being sterilized ·~®~CLCD manage. Bolin worked with some reputation. Rate this descriptive sterilized during this period despite program to full-time graduate students preparing for of the best. o" as a birtll-control procedure a court-ordered rnoritorium on work in that industry, Applicntions must be sub­ piece poor, but rate this album A­ .... mitted by Jan. I, March I, June 1, or Sept. !. Call: . In' his younger years 'he w6rked minus. 293-2000 ., without their consent or sterilizing persons under the age of Lynzceat 277-4467, ~ knowledge. 21. ~~~~ with the notorious James Gang 0.. until he took on a tasty position The GAO report said that 3,001 The report indicated that there Help to conserve resources and energy as well as with Deep Purple. It was evident sterilizations were performed by the may not have been informed aesthetic values through legislation to promote the By .United Press International that the man would break away and returnable bottle. Call Rafael at 265-0956, Interested in a Part-Time Job? go solo: it's the only way to get a Propellant Gas Banned reputation in this business. 15 to 20 hours a weel< average Quality clothing for Disabled on Campus will meet Tues., Nov, 23 ut II Hess cracked the silence and said, a.m. in Rm, 230 of the SUB, Any interested .persons, . Possible career and Sales Experience outdoors people whether disabled or not, are encouraged to auend, WASHINGTON-The Consumer Product Safety Commission "Tom, this may be the big one, voted unanimously Monday to ban fluorocarbons, the gas used as son. You come out shining on this Contact Northwestern Mutual Life one, it will be easy street the rest of Pick your five favorite musical acts and submit propellant in most spray cans, as a "hazardous product." Phil Franczyk, CLU your name and selections to Rm. 138 Marron Hall, A spokesman said the commission voted 5-0 in executive session the way." P.O. Box,.20, UNM or the SUB Information desk. Or Bolin was walking down M;:tin St. 292-2830 you can call Gcor,gcat277-6259, "to ban fluorocarbod'in effect by preparing a draft federal register notice declaring consumer products containing [fluorocarbons) ban­ (every city has one except We have 5 openings available. ned [as] hazardous products because of risk of damage to ozone in the Albuquerque) with a thousand Grad. student Wendell Stoddart will discuss coal fl:MOl!lliiWl!lli:~Wm'liM!ii:g J Ilitallmatl!l!•:~u pyrolysis Tues., Nov. 23 at 3:30p.m. in Rm. 107 at stratosphere." thoughts wandering in his head. He tbc Chern, Engi1tecring Bld,g. thought about "Assignment flows. Norma Jean (Bell) played a ' Private Eyes,'' the impossible Bolin had to "Shake the Devil" Israel Regains Rights in UN mission. beautiful sax. It was suggestive and that night as the sun pierced s.exy. The soft tune set the mood for through his window waking him He had to infiltrate the Private love. · NAIROBI, Kenya-A U.N. organization Monday restored Israel's Eyes Disco Den and show them from the nightmare. He knew he The morning after was another could get this one heavily on the air full membership rights, but then condemned the Jewish state for what music is all about. His story. His mind was burned out like alleged cultural and educational violations in occupied Arab thoughts went to a girl that worked with its hard rock-jazz style so a "Post Toastee." The heavy rock brilliantly patterned in the same territories. • there. Rosey was a helluva woman; guitar and bass beat steadily against fantastic figure, a lovely face and a vein as recent agent of jazz-rock I A working commission at the General Conference of the U.N. his brain. The tune in his head Jeff Beck. BUV1 Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization also over­ great personality. ' [ slowed down making it possible to found whelmingly approved third world proposals aimed at curtailing His thoughts were interrupted by hear the distant guitar riffs. It was a With an acoustic rock touch GET1 FREE traditional Western dominance in global news distribution. the law. Bolin was faced with his decoy. Bolin sings with the wind on his .,, first obstacle. He was arrested for A man broke in and Bolin stood back about his "Gypsy Soul," or is Monday-Saturday, 7-9 carrying a deadly weapon - a face to face to his archrival enemy it a woman's soul? His voice echoes .... Ford Meets with Carter Gibson Les Paul. He was known to agent Peter Townshend. His and reverberates in the gentle wind. have knocked them dead whenever specialty was smashing guitars. It's a nice feehng. Boogie To: WASHINGTON-President Ford, meeting with Jimmy Carter for he played it. Bolin quickly grabbed his guitar the first time since the election, told his successor Monday it would be YOU CAN FIND With a funky jazz intra and and crashed through the window to Bolin is closing in on Private "very beneficial" for him to confer with world leaders soon after the forced vocals, he went "Bustin' Eyes and his gift of song is in­ IT, TOO f inauguration. his getaway. The heavy basic beat Out For Rasey." It was clean. His came back to him in his flight. toxicating. Bolin spots his love and Fine Line The two men discussed economic issues and other topics related to whispers, "Hello. Again." z•zt SAN PEDRO, N.E. guitar jam was hot and intense. He stopped to rest. His mind was AL.UQUERQUE. NEW MEXICO 171 I 0 the transition that will put a. Democrat in the White House for the fir­ Rosey sure looked good tonight going through some changes. It was Romantic fervor overcomes him CALL St time in eight years. and he transce_nds into a sweet soft UNCLE NASTY'S ll\I()NE 266-8113 sitting across the candlelit table going from smooth acoustic to from Bolin. Bolin called the ballad emphasized by the strings of 293-2000 soothing sax to a slow jazz bass to Del Newman. Hearst Companion Trial Begins maitred' and in an expressive and an electric reggae funk, He ran for supressed voice sang, "Pour me a his life in a jamming guitar frenzy glass of 'Sweet Burgundy' wine." The super agent hesitates, sensing and everyone was running ·betrayal in the girl of his dreams. OAKLAND, Calif.-A jury finally was selected Monday for the His guitar sings and the music alongside him. "You Told Me That You Loved trial of Wendy Yo~himura, an tinderground companion of Patricia Hearst. • Mail the .Campus Testimony before t]]e seven women and five men of the jury will begin next Monday. The 33-year-old Berkeley artist is charged with For $10.00 a year the New Mexico Daily Lobo will be several weapons-and-explosives crimes. Art Ed Assoc. to meet The Student Chapter of the New Mexico Art their own college curriculum as well as issues involving mailed every day of the academic year and weekly Baez To Sing inN. Ireland Education Association is a newly formed group whose state teaching requirements. purposes include unifying college students in support during the summer session anywhere in the United SAN FRANCISCO-Folk singer Joan Baez said Monday she will There will be a general meeting on November 29 at 5 States. It is easier than writing to tell the home folks perform a concert in Belfast, Northern Ireland, Dec. 2 and participate of professional goals in art education as well as p.m., Rm. 201 in the Art Education Bldg. All in­ in a peace march there Dec. 5. concern for a general increased awareness in the arts ~erested .students are invited to attend. Additional what's going on around the campus. Or mail yourself She said she also will march in a peace demonstration in London on mformatwn about the convention is available outside Nov. 27 at the invitation of Betty Williams, a leader of the women's - drama, dance, music and the visual arts. Interested the Art Education office on the NMAEA bulletin a copy. That's convenience! You're sure to get a Lobo students are also working with problems concerning board. everyday. - peace movement in Northern Ireland. TUX RENTAL

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\0 r- "' -" Joel Rosenberg Conducts "'N.... more on ffiusi-Survey . You can call George at 277-6259 before Thanksgiving and 296-4104 Rosenberg, will appear in concert performed at the Imperial Opera in Pennsylvania hills in the early part -·c;; during the holiday break. Faculty, staff and students are invited to tonight at 8:15 p.m. in Rodey 1842. Its plot is based on a of tire last century. The bride-to,be C1 turn their selections in providing their name is included. If you feel Theatre in UNM's Fine Arts whimsical fairy tale with all the and the young farmer-husband 0 Center. usual romantir. elements inc! uding enact the emotions, joyful and z (.) the need to submit a local group, limit it to one. Let your musical 0 'R Tickets are $2 for the general ·an abducted princess, an evil apprehensive, that their new <

being 'written out.' He felt as if he 7 the new outside south steps to the Dance Company, "Appalachian ~;_·. Distributors For All Major ground floor. The gallery's hours were 'squeezing out' with difficulty Spring" was rewritten for full a symphony from his 'bedulled Texas__ TexasA&M __ Manufacturers. are II a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. orchestra the following year. Kat he Kollwitz, one of the finest brain.' Posterity has overruled Boulet Tchaikovsky's apprehensions and A One Stop Center For All graphic artists of this century, Sweaters worked in pre-and post-World War "The orchestral suite is in eight today the fifth symphony is Your Ceramic Needs. I Germany. Her prints display the sections," Rosenberg says. "They considered to be one of his greatest Elliot's Nest 100%Acry1Jc are played as one continuous orchestral works." 10% Discount On Any European moral ravages of war, death and styled in oppression on an anguished and Wheel Or Kiln With Student exGiting suffering humanity reflecting the Don't Forget J.D. fnll $hades. \ ountain · turmoil and trouble of the period. Kol!Witz worked in the humanistic This Thursday Buy Now For Christmas I radition of the graphic arts 7Jr"o'rts · ":~,::'.::.,-=. established by Albrecht Durer and Is Appalachia St. __ E Carolina__ ~ '..)--- Fair Plaza Shopping Center sustained by Rembrandt, William Hogarth and Honore Daumier. Her Wet T-Shirt prints have been lent to the gallery i Night Come in - Look us over by the AI and Sharon Mazzarella Coll~ction of Columbus, Ohio. at Elliot's Nest We Have The Best In The student jewelers will show l work made as art for art classes. As Ski Equipment, Ski Clothing «1 he Password is Class" WINROCK & MONTGOMERY PLAZA opposed to the fine, handmade, j' commercial jewelry for which the 2294 Wyoming NE And A pres Ski Levis. i (Menau7 & Wyoming) usc_ Notre Dame__ Southwest is famous, these pieces j The Largest Complete Service Available are intended for gallery display first and ornament second. Many of the I UNM_ San Diego St__ Selection Of student pieces will be for sale. l Pts. & 1/2 Pts. '' The gallery has been rebuilt with new and larger display areas. The At l) The gallery welcomes students and is i Reduced Prices GO eager to view student work. Those ' interested may contact Claire GIZMO Haberfeld, assistant director, at $'=·~Conductor Joel Rosenberg Many In Store LOB OS 898-8681. Store Specials

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\0 ('...... 0'\ Now Top Lobo Skie "'N Spikers Drop Five Straight League Matches OJ'"' ,.Ds OJ By Gino Brazil > Santa Fe's Serna Skiing Since He Was 3 they crushed the Lobos,. 15-0, 15- Kathy Marpe said, "I was happy Lobos vS. NMSU ~ Lobos vs. NAU ;;[: The UNM women's volleyball 11. with the way the girls played. ~ By Peter Madrid Last season, Sena ·Captured the Sena, a junior majoring in team will need more than a case of With the adrenalin gone and not In their final match of the ,. Totally dominating the match much to look forward to, the ~. / o' Skiing since he was three years individual first in the Central business administration, has been a lifesavers to help them overcome n ,.D from the start, the Cougars stopped slumping Lobos lost to NMSU, 15- tournament, the Lobos were 0 0 old and racing since he was in the Intercollegiate Alpine League and Class A racer since he was a fresh­ their sorrows as they lost·all five of · -, Daily lobo . UNM's offense cold and bom­ downed by Northern Arizona, 15- tj ..-l second grade, UNM alpine skier made it to regionals but did not man in high school. Class A racers its tough matches this weekend in 4 and 15-5. >, barded the Lobos with hard spikes. 10, 15-9. Jose Sen a again appears to be top place high enough to· make it to are skiers who are old enough to Johnson Gym. In both matches, the Lobos were ~ -'@ Assistant coach Barbara Butler quickly outcored 9-l; Ci man for ski coach George Bropks. nationals. move out of age-group races and The young Lobos were simply called the Cougars the most "highly :~ .sports . "" 0 into class skiing which begins at H, outclassed by the stronger Inter­ b () skilled team in the tournament." C:r' 'R the lowest class: to A, the highest, mountains Conference teams. Lol:los·vs. Utah Coach Kathy Marpe said, "We 0 Sena, from Santa Fe, skied the Here is a match-by-match report: Lobos vs. ASU played twice as good as we had been ~" In their second match of the "Even though we're not winning, On Saturday, the Lobos despite Socks For Winter Class A circuit for five years then. ,<;•'' Lobos vs. lWU playing all season, but we still ~ ;s: Reg, Price$/,25 tourney, the Lobos hopes for we're ending the season the way we. playing good volleyball, were < OJ attended the University where he In the first match of the tour­ weren't ready to compete with the On Sale$.69 nationals were dashed as Utah wanted. If we can play like this at defeated by powerhouse ASU, 14- z has become quite a slalom and nament, the BYU Cougars proved University squeezed out two vic­ caliber of the teams that were in this ~ "<~'. California Fashion Outlet the start of next season we're going 16, 15-13, 15-16...... giant-slalom racer. ··ln-• ~d_:: why they were the number-one tories, 15-7, 15-6. tournament. •' ~ 2318 Central SE •. -, ·<- : c ('·:""' to beat a lot of these teams," she His freshman year at UNM, Sena ranked team in the conference as Al_though the Lobos lost, coach said. ~ "bJl made the all-conference CIAL team p.,"' and the Lobos won the conTerence. I Break the Chain!-..... Sena came in tenth in the combined I: ' ,~:i_.. slalom and giant-slalom race, but ~' '' Aversion UNM failed to win the regional I~ conditioning meef held at Park City, Utah. , really Last year as a sophomore, Sena p I works was individual champ but the 0 i Lobos came' in second in the conference, the first time in five .. years UNM had not won the CIAL. Sena said, "Our conference is the toughest in the country. Whoever smoking wins the conference usually wins overeating egetarian nationals." Restaurant and Store Sena said new rule changes in the Reasonable cost, Free private cons~ltation Pho1o by William J. Havrilla Student discounts on prepaid hypnosis programs 3118 Central SE (2V2 Blocks East of Girard) conference this season will benefit Mon. thru Sun. 11:30-9:00 255-7640 the UNM ski team greatly. The Jose Serna, born in Santa Fe, is now the top skier for the American Clinic, Inc. Thank you for no/ smoking addition of a cross-country team to UNM men's ski team. each team in the CIAL will make win the conference. Colorado "all out" skiing and he likes "one 4000 San Pedro NE 883-3686 the scoring stronger. Also, the College, Colorado School of Mines shot'' things. He said his one ' elimination of a jumping team from and Denver University will be the problem is that he "wrecks a lot." scoring along with the alpine team teams to beat this season in our Sen a and the rest of the UNM ski ,. will be beneficial to t!le Lobos since conference, but with the team team will be training over the UNM has no jumping team. attitude we have, we should win the Thanksgiving vacation and then "With the new, strong skiers we CIAL." . will begin actual competition a .I have this year," Sena said, "and . Sena said he prefers alpine skiing week before school resumes from The UNM women's volleyball team dropped all five of its Intermountain Conference the new rule changes, we should to nordic skiing because he said itis Christmas break. Matches held in Johnson Gym over the weekend. Lobo Addiction to Losing. Mondt Stniling Over Win By Tim Gallagher The Lobos play San Diego State biggest thing about this game is UNM football coach Bill Mandt this Saturday in San Diego to end that the guys would like to finish up was smiling for a change, at his their season. Mandt said, "The the season on a winning note." Snapped in Arizona Win weekly press luncheon Monday. B R p intercepted his seventh pass. "It's ,,• He had good reason to. • Y uss a~sons . . ~r-~ been five game~. Everybody was The man had been granted a . D~vid Thompson IS. a s.emo:. He ""-:. qown on us, the only friends we had three-year extension to his contract Swimmers to Open IS a hneba:ke.r and t?e Umversity of were right here. You gotta bounce earlier in the week. But perhaps By Carol Pavletich New Mexico .s leadm~ tackler. ~e back to be an athlete." more_importantly, his football team also looks hke a kid when he s "I'm tired of being addicted to The Lobo men and women swimmers will open the season in the next had broken a five-game losing couple of weeks. The teams have been practicing for the past several mon­ happy. . . losing," said senior defensive end string with a win over Arizona ths and coach Rick Klatt is optimistic that the Lobos will have a successful Standmg tn th,e Lobo l?cker Robit' Cole. "We had a little Saturday night. year. room a~ter UNM s 21-15 victory meeting and coach said something "It was a real good win for us," A number of the UNM waterpoloers will be seeing action on the swim over Anzona, T~ompson l~oked about you can get addicted to said Mondt. "The defense hit even younger as. hts footb~ll Jers;y losing. 1 think he was right. team this year including all-American Brian Patno in the butterfly, and harder than they have in a long time free stylers Jon Schafer, Steve Piszkin and Mike Mann. Other top per­ was a couple stzes too btg (he d "Early in the season I just got and that, more than anything, was mAHt>UP § SHin CAR8 taken off. hts shoulder P.ads) and he down on myself and 1 was stupid to formers to look for are Jeff Kline, Tom Smith and all-American Larry probably the reason for the win. Farrar- Patno and Farrar both have the talent and potential to achieve all­ ~as h~ld.mg the ag':d fl,t~tlock that do it," Cole said of his early We were able to cover our own American status again this season. COROnADO C8ni8R IS th: Ktt Carson nfle, symbol of depression over his play_ "I had to fumbles and only turned the ball The women's team is less experienced than the men's team and needs a in the new "old" section th7,nvalry betwe.~n the teams. . say 'Hey, I can't do everything over once.'' couple of meets to determine the strengths and weaknesses of their group. C~m~ here, Thomp~~~ srud, Dave Thompson myself.' 1 was just expecting too Mandt also credited the athletic brandts.hmg the ~.eapon. I ve got was obvious in the winner's locker much of myself." However, with the aid of Janie Cooper in the butterfly, Cindy Ash and department in the win. Asked ifthe Kim Dalen in free style, and Judy Applegate and Tanya McGrath swim­ Pto.tt's New Ttlo.nqle Loun somethmg to say. . , , room. On the offensive side, Noel extension to his contract had any ming breaststroke, the ladies may be able to put together a very strong ~hen someone who IS 6 -I , and The team was incensed by the Mazzone said, "Our line was effect on the players, he said, "I'm team. wetghs 203 pound.s makes.a request, proposed move of the two Arizona blocking great and everything was sure it had a helpful effect. The The men and women will open their season Dec. 4 against New Mexico you try to fulfilltt, especially when schools from theWACto the PAC- going great. When our offensive players were more confident State University at 2 p.m. in the UNM natatorium. Coach Klatt says, "We he.~as.a gun. 8 next season. But that anger was line blocks, our running game goes knowing the athletic department should do very well, and should be able to beat them (NMSU) in both men . I JUSt hope that "';e showed pushed aside by the happiness in all day." was in support of the program." • and women's events." Anzona that they aren t too gal~ snapping a five-game losing streak. Mazzone had 98 yards rushing, . . dang~d goo~ ~o leave t~e WAC, "We're back on the track," said but the biggest contributor was CO.ACli IiOUSE he srud., votcmg a sentiment that cornerback Max Hudspeth, who fullback Mike Williams. "I thought I would do better," said Williams, lf=orpeoPiewilOihi'nktt.ey--~---l who rushed for 126·yards -leaving Dry Cleaners him just 57 yards short of the UNM t can,t afford a good all-electric t single season rushing record and Kl RENTAL? Formerly Vogue Cleaners making him just the second running Under New Management and Owner Iportable typewriter. . . 1 back in Lobo history to gain better Permanent Students than 1000 yards. "But in the first half they were OLYMPIC SPORTS 20o/o Off tO Employees t . ' keying on me." Faculty I 12" carriage t HAS IHE t Electric return t BEST SKI EQUIPMENT On all Dry Cleaning, with valid UNM ID t 5 repeat keys """"' ~ I I . 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HUGE Sound System booking fast for Dec. 242-1404 afler7:00. 12/1 HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BEAKER, Hope your 20th is FOR $9.38 per month and up, store your belongings Beller and cheaper than band, Frals/Sors. special a real bust. The Bags. 11123 in 24-hour secured safety ncar campus. Call: U-Stor· rate. 242-8638. 12/l It Corp. 242·1100, or U·Sior-It Corp. 266- IF YOU'VE FOUND IT, share it at University If you eat, you need PROOF 0' THE PUDDING, 8580 •. 12/1 COPIES Christian Fellowship Dinner, SUB ballroom, Dec. 2. 6. EMPLOYMENT pocket-size guidebook to best cats around .. Tickets,Ji.I.OO. 1211 Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Taos. Vegetarian, heahh, I FOUND IT. You ean,too. Call293·2000. 1213 ethnic, non-smoking, everything! Know before you 4 ..FORSALE WAITRESS, SINGERS WANTED for e~citing new go! li1.95 bookstores. 11123 2. LOST & I'OUND theatre reSiaurant. Call Pam McCool, 299· WHY1 READ TOLSTOY in English. 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