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By Tom Kenslel' provo~t )lre vague, and cannot be nontechnical course titled "Physics Future Provo~t McAllister Hull itemized into a specific job and Society'' at SUNY-Buffalo, Jr. '.s .schedule has been hectic since description, "To put it simply, the and b~ plans to teach a similar his arrival here from Buffalo, N.Y. provost does whatever· . the course at UNM, beginning fall on Tuesday afternoon, and the University president doesn't have semester. academician-administrator said his time for, and that involves the "l.'m interested in teaching the visit to UNM ·has renewed the Coordination of the academic concepts of physics, without getting exciting anticipation of becoming programs with the research and bogged down by the mathematics. the University's chief academic public involvement programs of the The course will show the impacts of officer on July I. · ... University," he said. physics on society, and of society .;.-.~~-'·... ' . . ··.. .. ·_ .. ... -.-. .. :.:::_·.::.,,-- ·.... ·.. "I feel that the role of the It is thewlack of public awareness on physics; showing the ~.-":',. ~·:,, ~~-·: . . :.· ( .. \. · provost will give me a great op of University programs and. relationships between physics and .. portunity to help shape the future projects that most concerns Hull .. history, communication, religion
I ' of this University," said the current "The future of any university rests and public policy," he said. I dean of graduate and professional with its ability to develop modes of Flying, glider soaring, fishing, education at the State University of interaction with the outside. collecting guns and studying the Provost New York at Buffalo.. He . will "UNM has a better chance of American Indian were mentioned replace Provost Chester researching its goals and respon- ·as, some of his outside interests. "I Travelstead. sibilities as a university in the have been to the tribal meetings of Following a . solid itinerary Southwest, than most schools back the Iroquois, and look forward to mapped out ·by UNM Secretary East; UNM is not traditionally developing relationships with the John Durrie, Hull has met with 'highbound' like Princeton or Yale. tribes and pueblos in New ·PaYs Visit University administrators, college Those schools fee( that they have Mexico," Hull said. deans, school directors, students been successful for years, and don'•t Albuquerque has changed and faculty of the physics depar see the need for changes," Hull dramatically since the Hulls last . tment, and state legislative com said. . lived in, New Mexico while he was mittees. He is alsb planning to do · While his administrative duties working on the atom bomb projects some house hunting wi~h his. wife, have prechtded itwolvement with in·Los Alamos during World War Mary, before they return to Buffalo 'research projects, Hull has found II. "We were coming prepared to McAllister Hull on Saturday. time to teach a unique physics like Albuquerque because· of my Hull said that the duties ·of the course every semester. He teaches a past experiences here."
A S·U N M c a n d i d a t e NeW Mexico statements are due In ·the _LOBO OfflceJ ~m. 138 Marroi;i ~all.~y thi• ··Sunday; 5 p.m. Photos- of the can 'DAIL.V didates are due by this Friday, April ·8, 197.7 Friday, 5 p.m.
' Mus.ic Degree's Death Debated
By D.M. Flynn music history and music .literature and had said "don't say too much there are currently 11 music history assured the faculty that they would The elimination of the music. was dropped "in response to about this." majors, one short of the minimum be consulted on future curriculum history degree from the College of legislative concern,'' Adams said in Schoenfeld said the only purpose requirement to justify the program. changes and personnel matters. Fine Arts was called uan · in a letter to Zon Eastes, president of of his calling the meeting was to Rhoads said "the answer is to Schoenfeld also said he asked fringement of the academic the UNM Music Society and a "see that this degree is reinstated." find 12 bona fide music history McRae why the degrees in music freedom" of music history· Profs. music history major. Department Chairman William majors because with the present history and literature were deleted Dr. Susan Patrick and Dr. Karl G. At the meeting, Assoc. Prof. Rhoads sajd the only answer to the enrollment figures now, there is no and McRae said, "This was 'a Hinterbichler by music PrOf. William Seymour said · he first problem was· to find 12 mus~c justification.'' cosmetic gesture for the Board of Morton Schoenfeld ... learned that the derzrces were· hist9l'Y majors to fulfill the Assoc. prof. of music Joanna De Education pi Finance.' " Schoenfeld spoke before 20 dropped through Donaid McRae, Academic Council on ·· Higher Keyser said, "There are 13 cases Schoenfeld also said the decision members of the music faculty at a acting dean of fine arts. . Education's criteria on "justifiable that I know of where programs to eliminate the music history special meeting Thursday. Seymour said McRae admitted / programs." were dropped, but in all these degree was unilateral and, if met { f · The department's B.A. degree in that t~e degree had· bt:_en dropped Acco!ding to the council instances the faculty was con unchallenged, a preceden't would be ''justifiable programs" must have sulted." set where professors who "are mpre than four graduates and more The LOBO, by request of the unpopular with their administrators than 12 majors in ·a given program chairman, was asked tp 1eave the may wake up one morning and find to receive justification. meeting. Afterwards, several their discipline removed from the Dr. Patrick said at the meeting faculty members said Rhoads catalogue issue." Rabin Qujts as Party Head $candal Spurs Resignatjon niL AVIV, Israel (UPI)-Prime during the past four years. as ~20,~ .at one time, r~ther than Minister Yitzhak Rabin resigned He acknowledged his wife is a smgle JOmt account With $2,000 Student Court justices John Thompson (Lett), Donna Thursday as head of the Ruling liable to criminal proceedings. that Mrs. Rabin admitted to Israeli Labor Party in the aftermath of a "I feel formal and moral newspa~rs a~~nth ag?· Gober (Middle) and Todd Pink (Right} consider ASUNM scandal involving a clandestine responsibility, like my wife, for all Two oppos•tJ.on LJkud Party Sen. David Rupp's challenge. joint account he held with his wife that has happened," Rabin said. "I m~~bers o.f Par~am~nt c~lled for a . t c· h I' I in a u.s. bank.. am not prepared to put up with a cnm.mal mvestJgatiOn .·~t~ the en a 0 r . .. a eng es "l am not prepared to assume fact that her legal position would be Rabm acc
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For Illegal Phone Tapping " '"0 New Mexico (/'> "'0 I DAILY LOBO w Soviets Wrap Up Diplomacy Trip No.128 z Ex-FBI Official Indicted Vol. 81 0,.. NEW YORK (UPI)-A federal trust in the high standards of with two counts of conspiracy, one Box 20, Univ~rsily P.O., UNM grand· jury indicted the former head professional responsibility count' of illegal wiretapping and By Larry Schmidt Albuqu~rqu!•, N.M. 87131 ~ Mexican Fnod..:..Speclallzing In Burritos President Podgomy's surprise congress. They failed to pass due to <:euntry. They wanted these bills to 0 of an FBI ;mtiterrorist squad demonstrated by the men and two counts of obstructing .mail Moscow and Southern ~~ditorial Phone (505) 277· ~. stopover in Somalia emphasized the strong position of the only legal include a re-establishment of 0 Thursday on charges he had agents women who have the honor of co~respondence as director of a 4102, 277 4202. 0 Open 7 Days l Africa_:._Soviet Union President Moscow's interest in Somalia. opposition party, Movimento habeas corpus for political crimes open the mail ;md tap tire phones of serving as FBI agents," Bell said. squad assigned to track down Tlw Nrow Mt'XIt'O Dntly Lnho IS pubhfohNI tJ Nikolai Podgorny returned Sunday Somalia is a poor nation of three Democratico Brasileiro (MDB). and a guarantee against judges 11 am- 8 pm New York City targets ranging Justice Department officials said members of the radical left from a 12-day tour of southern Montl/ty through ~'ndny C'vt•ry rt>gulr\r WN•k ~. from the Bowery to Central Park, the indictment charged Kearney "Weather Underground" from million strategically located at the The MOB was supported by most being punished under the nf lh<' \ 'n!Vl'nnly y('Rr and W('t>kly durwg tlw .z Africa with official visits to mouth of the Red Sea. Moscow judges and lawyers throughout the Institutional Act No, 5, !1\llnm('l'" ~H'Sflion by thC' noarrl or Studrnl Complete Harlem and Greenwich Village. 1970 to 1972. Tanzania, Zambia, and Mozam Pubhralu)nS of tlw \lniVNSiiY or Nt•w MC'XH"O, 0 The indictment of retired agent maintains important naval and and ir. n{ll nnanrm\lv Mllnri11.h•d wl\h t!NM. o-" M~xican Dinners bique and a surprise stopover visit military installations in Somalia, ~('<'Ond da.~s post.ait• ptud at Alhuqtwrlptt•. 0 John J. Kearney was the ·first NPw Mt•>uro H71!ll- }ltlhsrrl)llton rnlP ~~ in Somalia. especially with respect to its Indian $10.0(1 for tht•ltl'lltlt•mit' yNH ;J> produced by a year long probe of \~(0[9[1[!) '0 Call Ahead For Carry Out Service That this was the first official Ocean naval forces. Tht• opmwn~ t'XJtrt·~·wd on tlw rtiltorml allegedly illegal FBl investigative tour of Africa by a high Soviet JHLRC''i (\t Tht• llail;v I.nhu Llr{• llw~P of th1• 2: 1415' Central Ave. NE actions in New York. autlwr !>Oh•ly. l'Migrwd upmwn ~~ 1hut tlr tht• 00 official underlines the interest of The French Territory of Afars "ditnr1al hnnrd or Tht• llatly I.uhn. Notlung 242-0921 Attorney General Griffin Bell ~~\~~ the Soviet Union in the develop and Issas and its important port of printt•d m 'fh<• Daily Lohu nt•rt'l'>rlrll.Y - issued an accompanying statement n·r~r~·~{'tlb 1ht' Vi('W'I ur t\H' llnl\'f'r.,lt)' llf ~l'W ,,'-.1 ments in Africa. Djibouti are due to gain in \'1:,..,., ... , "' of faith in the bureau and its While in sou them Africa dependence in May. This territory ··----:.-----:---=--:--:-----71 agents. is located at the strategic Horn of "My own dealings with the FBI By United Press International Podgorny signed a trade and • Jl•dco'• ••ti.. OIU ..... ta Alll•rka'• ••I • cultural agreement with Tanzania, Africa. Both Somalia and Ethiopia in the short time that I have been have made claims to this territory. attorney general sustain my overall which inducted a Soviet loan, a Plutonium Use Abandoned protocol with Zambia, and a 20- By his visit Podgorny has indicated LAW SCHOOL INTERVIEWS resp~t fQLt_he FBI ~ Earth Shoe Monday-Friday 10-9 Stations of the Cross--7 : 00 pm Coronado C~?nter Saturday 10-6 o 293-6530 3004 D Central SE Easter Liturgies: Saturday---- 10: 30 pm · Sundavl2-5 266-5275 C RCb St. Thomas of Canterbury Sunday---- 10:00 am 'I 425 University NE ,I ·' ' ' / ' . ' ...------~------ .f 1! ·I [::: I "1:j "'.... Letters d'J ('1) 1, oO Daily LOBO .Vo Editorials 'marat/Sade' Opens ot the-Vortex z Perspective Opinions Th.e. . PersecutiOn and A~ytu~ of Charenton f!nder the THE VORTEX theatre under the Noel Gordon portrays Marat, A' play about individualism and ~ ~• Assassmatwn of Jean-Paul Marat Dtrectwn of the Marqws de Sade direction of David R. Jones, Apr. Brian Burdick as the Marquis de collectivism, >~bout the mind and 0 B:: as Performed by the Inmates of lhe (Marat/Sade] will be performed at 7-9, 15-17, and22-24 at 8 p.m. Sade and Linda Peterson as the state, about sex and politics, ('1) .g ij, ....l Perhaps the most famous Corday. Marilyn Pittman is the about madness and revolution; (') » Editorial Herald, Mark Hettelson as Jacque Marat/Sade joined the list of 0 theatre-piece to be written during tl the 1960's, Marat/Sade is set in a Roux, William Guinee as Dup- classics withinthe first year after its el. French madhouse in the year 1808, perret and Liz Scott as Simonne composition. ~ ~- Child's Vacation Evrard. For ticket information call 255- t"' dominated by a play-within-a-play .. 0 '6 The typical image of the college student of the 50s was an 1a-year-old 6830 or 265-9860. CJ" During this time, the Marquis de Conducting a six member or 0 ::E Greek (as in fraternities and sororities) waving the school flag at a football Sade was finishing his life as an game. chestra will be the Musical inmate at Charenton, and for this Director, Phillip Coonce, The The typical image of the college student in the 60s was a long-hair (man ~ ~ own amusment and the other Assistant Director is Alan Ehrlich, :J, ...; or woman) wearing a flag on the seat of his or her Levis and chanting, patient's therapy, he wrote and Costume Design by Cassandra 00- !\9 "We shall overcome" during a sit-in. staged plays for invited audiences. Carpenter with the lighting design .... 0:: These images faded fast and now we must look at a new image. This \0 This play is such a staged en by Richard Thompson and Gary __, image must be of a group. Included in it are the Greek, the lpng•hair and tertainment, the depiction of the. Davis. also the serious student, worried about finishing school and getting a job, life and death of the French and the returning student, who may already have a job, but is still worried revolutionary leader Jean-Paul about finishing. · Marat, who was assassinated by These returning students are becoming more and more visible at UNM Charlotte Cor day in the year 1793. as their numbers increase, There is a lounge in the SUB designated as a In Sade's play, we have songs, gathering place for the returning students. These students are getting to mimes, dances, drama, and -know one another and are beginning to realize that they deserve some discussions between the Sade of Specials recognition and some attention for their problems. 1808 and the Marat of 1793. All of One of their problems is shared with students who never left school. this is complex enough, but when Mon.- Fri. That problem is what to do with your children while you are going to . we put into the equation the fact school. ,....."-"":7- that all the actors ofSade's play are All Drinks The UNM Child Care Co-op has been helping with this problem on a 'Faces of ffia1at' mad, the 'mirroring effect of the year-round basis and does a good job for the UNM students with pre play increases enormously. school aged children. ''.II 2Forl But those UNM students with children in grade school 11re faced with Br BoRN /lGAI N Written by Peter Weiss in 1963, another problem. What to do with their children during Teachers' Con Marat/Sade will be performed at 5-Bpm ventions, Easter vacation and sometimes summer vacation. , •nnnm•mnnn llnmnnmllmnnmlllllllllllllmllmmullllllllll Letters 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 the Vortex using the original Sh.l"i1np Former Vice President Dorothy Davidson came up with a solution. Weeker1d Age.ndQ musical score written by Richard Cocktail Provide day care for grade school students during these school vacations. God Bless Fiesta, Lobo and Libations Peaslee for the Royal Shakespeare ASUNM Vice President Tom Williams and members of the Child Care Co- Company production. S1.00 Editor: UNM without fiesta is a city -Prague Spring, a cabaret recital thea evening by Elizabeth 'I op also worked to make this program a reality, · rights which can never be (or '\ It has become apparent to rny without a name. Take away fiesta musical, continues at the The director, David Jones, is the The organizers of this new venture in keeping up with UNM students' should never be) taken away. Mendiusat8:15. I guilt-ridden soul that now is the and you might as well take our Experimental Theater in the lower Artistic Director of THE VORTEX Reg. Bar Drinks j needs were annoyed at the photograph of the children which appeared in .Those include life, liberty, the pur -The Story ofEaster production time for all good men to come to · pompous lobo off his perch from level of the Fine Arts Center. It and- a professor of English at the yesterday's LOBO. This photo was not staged; the children were looking suit of libations, and why not Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at Evangel the aid of their fiesta. It seems that out in front of Johnson Gym, chain fiesta? plays tonight and Saturday at 8 Temple, 8901 CandelariaNE. UNM. Since coming to soc ,· .at the magazine which had some photos of naked women. my conscience guides my heart him to a fire hydrant, and shoot him p.m. Albuquerque in 1971, he has This photo was not a definitive representation of what the Easter -On the Passion of Jesus and I must act. Someone on the before he whimpers. God bless Fiesta and my dog I -Marat/Sade is at the Vortex all directed nine plays by such authors 0 vacation program was all about. It was one of a thousand different cantata at Redeemer Lutheran staff appears to dislike. fiesta and so Men have certain unalienable weekend. Showtime is 8 p.m. and as Shakespeare, Ibsen, Brecht and moments the children spent. Frank Lerner Church tonight at 7:30. I must tell the world. I must open tickets are $2.50. Beckett. In running the photo we did not mean to imply that reading such ThisWeeli: H.Hopper that person's eyes in the same way j ' -Dr. W. J. T. Mitchell presents a -Passion Play production by St. magazines was a sponsored part of the program. And we regret the misun Carlos Castaneda had his eyes Bernadette Players Saturday night derstandings which developed because of the photo. What About Us 18,300?- lecture on "Metamorphosis of the opened by Don Juan. I hope my at Vortex: The Spiral in Hogarth, at 7:30 p.m·. at Our Lady of As one last comment on the matter, we would like to note the strong tempt is not in vain. Editor: Fatima. beginning of another change. Many of the parents of these children were Blake, and Turner" free today in UNM without fiesta would be like In gazing at the current political circus, the existing policy of en not offended by the knowledge that their children had looked at pictures Humanities 108. -Flower show, "A Springtime Shakespeare stuttering through dorsements strikes me as not only elitist.:...but restrictive. The big voting -Keller Hall events include a Stroll," at Coronado Shopping of naked women. They were, however, worried that this one small event one of his sonnets. It would be like blocks, indeed, perhaps the only voting blocks, RHSA and IFC, (greeks might hamper the future of vacation-time child-care programs. violin recital by Barbara Scalf Center until 9 tonight and 10 a.m. Sir Walter. Raleigh saying, "Thou etc.) are catered to, and generally their endorsement carries a lot of weight Saturday at 4 p.m. and a voice to 6 p.m,. Saturday. We doubt that this would have been the major concern of the flag into the ASUNM Election. You're talking about 700 greeks, and 2000 dorm • A Fine Drinking Esi.ablishmcn1. waving football-goers of 25 years ago. tupped wench go to puddle thous't own cloak." students. WHAT ABOUT THE OTHER 18,300 STUDENTS on campus? Are these other students being deprived? Yesl They are not allowed to mmnumnnmm•mnnrmm•mmn• mmm•mnmn•m•nmn1111 Letters n••un•nnnn•mnn•rmnmnn•mumnununun•muununm•m• question the candidates In the same manner as the big, influential groups. I propose that we start thinking about the majority, and set up public ASUNM PEC debates, open forums, and/or open meetings between ASUNM Can Monopoly Shouldn't Mean Less Service didates and the students! PRESENTS IN CONCERT Presents Editor: eating facilities is not .what it could sity students and staff, that they Away with secrecy and esoteric groups lit is-almost sinister the way cer I would like to air my support for (or should) be. have a monopoly on the eating tain groups can control (indirectly) the elections via their endorsements. · Vicky Carter's letter in the Apr. 5 I t see ins to m e t h at t h e habits of the. students and staff, Since many students never get a chance to hear the candidates, it is no LOBO. It is obvious to me that the management of these facilities thus they can charge any price and wonder that apathy exists. It is possible that this is encouraged for the food and service at Pronto's, La think that since they are on campus serve food of the quality that they I I benefit of the minority, and not for the majority. f. Posada and the other on-campus and serving almost strictly univer- want. But we are not required to James M. Kasik eat at any of these establishments, 1 'b G li d and could easily go to the Frontier ! DOONESBURY Y arry ru eau or any other restaurant on Central. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau i I Unfortunately, many of us donlt MY P&JB/13M, PfltiN!J, 111/it/.., cr.. Y/3.41{, RIZZO, IS 7HATP!e'!le6efTIN6 •. UM.. I.ETS have the time between classes to I do that. TH/5/SsecRtlM.Y ' B.4P HUMAN R/61ll5 see .. HOW PliiACIJilff. I NffO l 8/ICKL.A5H. 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LOBO's m-ovie • ••• Fear and Loathing at the Super Bowl ••• ·"" 0 Guide • .c ~fiT.SO • "Black Sunday" is showing at the & 0 • ~ ...l • Fox- Winrock, at 7:00 and 9:.10. and rants and truly appears crazy. tertaining) Frankcnheimer, and » ·····························································································~Compiled by George Gesner Review by Dan Humenick Black Sunday is saved front' hopefully his next film will be a s: Camelot is the three-hour Littlest Horse Thieves and at the Cinema East at 12, 1,:45, =m SUB Come Fill The Cup stars James musical of English chivalry and John Frankenheimer's latest mediocrity by its fine cast, its fiery continually exciting exercise, rather 1:$...,"' Winnie the Pooh provide the Walt ~ Cagney in the trials and tribulations 3:35, 5:25,7:15 and 9:05p.m. film, does not rate climax, and its excellent production 0 knightdom starring Richard Harris, Disney fare for the young and the Black Sunday, thni1 an uneven, intermittently 8 Opening Soon of a newspaper man. The vintage as one of his best. It is not nearly as values. It is inferior (albeit en- exciting one. tJ Vanessa Redgrave and Franco old at the Hiland Theatre at 12:30, Breaker! Breaker! is a foreign ·~ film phiys at 7 and 9:15 p.m. in the exciting as mqst of his pervious w. Watch For Date Nero. SUB Theatre provides the 2, 4, 5:30, 7:30 and 9 p.m. language film. The language is CB. --<' ::g" SUB Theatre tonight. thrillers, and it contains som~ · scenes at 7 and 10 p.m., Saturday Young Frankenstein is so funny. t-< A bunch 9f truckers get mad and incredibly dull sequences. Still, Friday ~ night. that you'li forge( that Frankenstein show a town the techniques of g. ;z; 0 Singing in the Rain and used to be your nightmares, Gene nobody could expect . demolition. Homefront is at the Frankenheimer, the director of COME FILL THE CUP ..0 American in Paris kick off the Wilder and Joe Boyle star at the M Eastdale Theatre and the 36 is )- See You at the "SWING" MOM Film Festival at Don Pan such classics as The Train imd '-g ~Q" Plaza at 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 12:45,2:30, 4:15, 6, 7:45 and 9:30 BY James Cagney 1:::-: p.. Snack Bar OFF chos. Gene Kelly sings and dances 9:30p.m. p.m. Seconds, to make a throughly bad soc movie, and considering the fine ;x> his way through stardom at 7:30 S,ilver Streak is in its fifth monili Saturday ... Game Room With Coupon and 9:30p.m. tonight and 2, 4, 6, 8 craftsmanship in which it was at the M Plaza Theatre. The Wizards is the animated feature "'--.1 and 10p.m. Saturday. passenger list includes Gene Wilder, made, it does not seem likely_ -l from the wicked mind that con anyone will slap this label on Black HIGHLAND SWING Emanuelle, starring Sylvia Kristel Jill Clay burgh, Richard Pryor, jured up Fritz the Cat. Show- starts in a highly acclaimed soft-porn love Patrick McGoohan, Ray Walston, Sunday, no _matter how silly or at 12:45, 2:30, 4:15, 6, 7:45 and implausible the story may appear. Miniature Golf Course story, should entice the midnight Scatman Crothers and Ned Beatty. 9;30 p.m. at the Galeria Twin. crowd at Don Panchos. Showtime is 12:30, 2:55, 5:15, 7:30 The dullness of the movie occurs 312 Adams Street, SE 2~5-9992 Raggedy Ann & Andy is a in the first hour and a half, when all Rocky Horror Picture Show with and 9:50p.m. musical adventure of a childhood U.S. Hot on the terrorists' trail is a the film had been as highly charged all its transvestic pleasures starts the little plot pieces and major Jewish counterterrorist, who is memory that will last forever, The characters are introduced. as this finale, Black Sunday-would tonight at the Gtlild Theatre. movie shows at the Louisiana Blvd. growing tired of all the violence he definetly be a classic. Audrey Rose will rock you out of Black September, an Arab is constantly forced to resort to. Demon Seed starts today at the at I, 3, 5, 7 and9 p.m. One Dollar your life. This top-selling book terrorist group, plots revenge Most of this is basically dull, but s1oo M Plaza Theatre. Julie Christie Marthe Keller, a Swedish actress transcends into a movie. Death against the United States gover Frankenheimer' s technical skill and plays the terrified woman who is playing an Arab terrorist, and For All The Pool & Ping Pong after life is a certainty but life after nment for its pro-Israel stance. A John A. Alonzo's fine, clear Robert Shaw, a Scottish actor death is up for grabs in this picture. threatened by the sexual advances The Domino Principle stars Gene lunatic Goodyear Blimp pilot has photography make it very wat of a computer. Actually they get playing the Jewish counter You Can Play From 3-Bpm At Tlie sp~ctacle begins tonight at the Hackman as a man who must kill a agreed to help them in their cause. chable. Right when things really BUY1 ~AT GET1 FREE Monday - Saturday ODYSSE.Y! 7:30- 8:30 atKX COllA! KEYBOARDS 5TAHliT CUIII: BASS GAT!! MORAN: VOCALS, KEYBOARDS Boogie To: JOE FAniU, REEDS GaiT MOWN: DRUMS JOftN THOMAS: TRUMPET • , JAMB TIIISUT: TRUMfET JAMIS I'IIGH, TROMBONE HAIOlD GAUm, TROMBONE Tuesday, April 12th, 8:00PM Albuquerque Civic Auditorium Fine Line Tickets: ssoo/adv. s6° 0/day of show All Tickets Available At: UNCLE _NASTY'S • Albuquerque Tickets Agency ."A Good Place To Make Friends". at Coronado Center • General Store (both locations) t7N 4418CentraiS.E. • L.P. Goodbuy (both locations) • Candyman (Santa Fe) FRI.-SAT. MIDNITE ALL SEATS $1.50 ~ ~ ·~--' '~ ~·· \' . . '• 'a ~ Serophin Con~ert United Campus Ministry /, 1:1 The Seraphine Tr10, featuring George Robert, pmno, and asoc. f Lobos Meet ASU Here ~ P. faculty members from the pro~. _Joann~ de Keyser, cello. A Progreslrive Clnislilltl Fellowslli1• 1'o Give Yo11 New l'o1ver <1 department of music at UNM, will Ass1st1ng ":V'll be assoc. prof, TV 5:30p.m. Sundays: Meal and Talk-it-Over ~ ..8 appear in concert Friclay, Apr. 8, at Herbert Levmso.n. " . , 12:30 p.m. Thursdays: Soup 'N Scripture =E o 8:1,5 p.m. in Keller Hall in the Fine The program mcl~?es -y1tebsk E:: To Open WAC Play 6:30p.m. Fridays: Singing Group -l Arts Center. by1Aaron Copland; Trio mE Plat 6:30-Ch. 5: Once Upon a By David Belling "~. P Major, Op. 70, No. Two" by 2.95 ERA) will pitch' for UNM. good pitching." 7:30p.m. Fridays: Games and Sharing () -::§ Performing will be professors Beethoven and "Quartet in G Classic (Part I of "Little Lord Attempting to buck tradition, the· Hollis said the Lobos can win "if Outfielder Steve Muccio leads 0 B Leonard Fe! berg, violin, and Minor, Op. 25" by Brahms. Fauntleroy.") Lobos will open Western Athletic we can get them to hit the ball on UNM hitters with a .433. average. Personal Counseling Always Available tl Converence play . today and !:1. the ground. We have to make them Aaron . Cain is second at .402. At 111e United Ministries Center '< 7:00-Ch. 13: Here Comes Saturday when they meet defending t - B hit the pitcher's pitch.'' Shortstop Kyle Rutledge leads 1801 Las Lorn us N.E., 247-0497 t-< 21 ACNE SCARS, PITS Peter Cottontail. WAC champion Arizona State 0 01 First baseman Randy Rima said, UNM with three home runs. t Polrifive,]oyjll~ lltlil Clnislillll o- FR~NCH HERBAL HOME .SKIN here. 0 ~ 7:00-Ch. 5: UNM Voices. ''Everybody has been waiting for • Muccio tops the club with 32 RBI's. ' z; HAYAY SHALOM PLANJNG TREATMENT ASU has won 32 of the last 33 these games for a long time. Wrltol > 8:00-Ch, 7: Movie ("Bang games between the. two teams. Everybody has a more positive ASU has a 30·8 record while '0 Recorded Message HERBS FOR YOUTH Tonight's game will start at ::J. the Drum Slowly.") attitude than in the past." UNM is 25-9. As a team ASU is. QUALITY PRICE VALUE 00 Phone Box 1214 Hollywood, Fla. 33022 + = - seven. Saturday's doubleheader will Art DeLao, Lobo second hitting .345 compared to UNM's .... Saturday start at ~ p.m. All three games .will . \0 baseman said, "We have as good a .319. UNM's 2.95 team ERA is --1 be played in the Albuquerque chance as ever" to win these games. better than ASU's 4.48. --1 A.S.U.N.M. Noon-Ch. 13: Movie ,Sports Stadium. . UNM Head Baseball Coach ("Maryland.") Popular Entertainment Committee Tonight Bruce Barber (5-0, 2.10 Vince· Cappelli said, "We're not Third baseman Jamie Allen leads Presents 2:00-Ch. 4: Baseball (Reds ·Prague Spring ERA) will be on the mound for the doing anything differently for ASU with a .453 average. Second. \lA?ORTED FI/Dilf Lobos. Sasturday Rob Hoover (4-2, vs. Pad,res,) ASU. We have to play smart ball. baseman Bob Horner tops ASU GOlD M..I::XICO SILVER An Evening With Continues at the- Fine Arts 2.83 ERA) and Jack Hollis (4-2, We have to hit the ~all and have with l~ homers. 7:30-Ch. S: Part II of "Lit· tie Lord Fauntleroy." · Experimental Theater tonight 8:00-Ch. 4: Movie ("Where ·Harriers Meet Top .Stars At ·Home the Red Fern Grows.") and Saturda_y at 8 p.m. By Peter Madrid highlights of the meet as Kenyan In the high jump, Tom Woods of 10:30-Ch. 5: Mov,ie Saturday night at the UNM great Mike Boit, the second best the Pacific Track Club will be one ("Miracle in Milan.") 'Adobe' stadium, the real stars will be on the half miler in the world, will be of the top jumpers at the meet. 11:30-Ch. 4: Saturday Night "LOVE ON track and field instead of in the sky running against UNM' s Sammy · Woods has ·cleared the bar at 7'5" BD PJ>J10f (Julian Bond and Brick.) THE AIRWAVES" as the UNM track team hosts the Kipkurgat,. the fine freshmaJI this season. Opens Lobo Invitational whicb will be runner also from Kenya. Following the Invitational, a 11:30-Ch. 7: Movie ("The QUALITY sporting gold medalists from the UNM Coach Bill Silverberg said, dance will be held in honor of the Flesh Eaters.") Soon CRAFl:SMANSHIP summer Olympics. "Mike and Sammy should break athletes at the Four Seasons Motor 11:30-Ch. 13: Movie ("The YOU CAN HEAR. Three of the top track. clubs in the four-minute mile Saturday Inn. The Pllblic is invited to attend By Kent Graves the United States will be sending Razor's Edge.") FROM nighj." and meet the athletes. runners and field event athletes to Something for everyone is the GALLAGHER Sunday the invite which begins at 6·:30 p.m. Saturday, April30, 8:00p.m. theme of the upcoming season at &LYLE. for the field events and 7:00 p.m. POPEJOY HALL the Corrales Adobe Theatre. Tl:e Subtle musical touches and creative Ferns Host Meet 7:00-Ch:'4: Movie (Part II for the running events. . By Ed .Johnson Adobe, operating in the old San craftsmanship make Gallagher & Lyle be. $6.50 $6.00 of" Jesus of N11zareth. ") the next super duo. The closer you The Maccaibiah Track Club, The UNM women's track team ·, Ysidro Church in Corrales, will listen, the better they sound. Susie Vigil, Cindy Hagg, Lynette 7:00-Ch. 7: Movie ("The begin its season June 2 and run "Love On The Aim.1vcs." Coming In national Amateur Athletic Union will get its first chance to show off Guttierez and Nanci Duhigg are Tickets available at: Popejoy Hall Box Office loud and clear from CiJII:~ghcr & Lyle._ Ten Commandments.") through Aug. 28. (AAU) champs, and members of its talents against collegiate members of UNM's 880 medley and Sub Box Office; Dillards in Winrock the Pacific Track Club and the competition in Albuquerque this relay team that should perform Center; both L.P, Goodbuy; both General 8:00-Ch. 13: Movie ("Just Opening the season will be the Colorado Track Club will be year when' it hosts West· Texas well. . Stores; Record World in Montgomery Plaza; For You.") sparkling musit:al Celebration by competing against the Lobos along State, Saturday at University Anita· Marsland will try to better The Pedple's Choice in Rio Rancho; Candy Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt. · with many unattached athletes. Stadium, beginning at 6 p.m. her school high-jump record of 5-6 Man in Santa Fe. 11:15-Ch. 13: Movie ("Life with Father.") Tryouts for this show will be Apr. The Maccaibiah Track Club will The women are coming off a and will try to break her other 24 at 2 p.m., at the theatre. All sport Gold medalists Maxie Parks second-place finish in the Arizona school record,a 15.2 100-meter For Information: 277-3711 and Benny Brown in the open 12:00-Ch. 4: Movie ("Clam roles except one are open. " 400- State'Invitationallast week. hurdles mark, against teammates bake.") meter run against Lobos Mike Head Coach Barbara Butler said Laurie Gilliland and Billie The part of Potemkin, the Solomon and Charles Dramiga. she did not know what kind of Colborne. narrator of.the show, will be played The promising 440 relay team of j~~;ai~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=;~·-;··~·;··~~;;;;:=ll, by Gene Ives, who is well known to ~Tih~e~m~il~eiriu~n~sh~o~u~ld~b~eio~n~e~o~f~th~e::::~~iii~state would Guttierez, Hagg, Karen Cun local audiences .. Cast requirements ninghame, and Connie Joseph will are two men and one woman and be impressive providing no hand Popejoy UNM numerous singers and dancers. off disasters occur. fFi1 Hall, During two exhibition meets the Tennesee Williams' Summer and GENERAL 440 relay team's time suffered Proudly Presents Smoke is slated to be the second PARTS because of poor hand-offs, despite production, playing· June 30 near-perfect hand-offs during The Southwestern Premiere of through July 17. Light up the Sky, LP's Now Only (fJ.J practice. a Moss Hart Comedy, will be the. SPECIALIZING IN REPLACEMENT Lisa Gibbs' ankle sprain and George Balanchine's third presentation and the season's Dinie Norero's foot injury kept finale is The Effects of Gamma $469 PARTS FOR · them from competing at Arizona Rays on Man in the Moon Toyota - Datsun State and they are still questionable Beauty Salon filmed version of Marigolds, a drama by Paul Zin~el. participants for Saturday night. Norero is noted for her long The Masters of Innovation his brilliant ballet Performances at the Adobe are Porsche- VW jumping and high jumping and Thursday through Sunday evenings Available from Gibbs serves on the mile relay team Exclusively by Appointment at 8:30. Season tickets are now Complete Volkswagon Ma.chine Shop and is also a long jumper. available from any member of the Natural Sound Butler said, "We don't want to 877-5855 A MIDSUMMER board of directors. take the chance of losing them'' for 926 Isleta Boulevard SW the conference championship in . early May. NIGHT'S DREAM ITED OFFER based on the -play by William Shakespeare Music by Felix Mendelssohn In Panavision - Full Color BIRKENSTOCKS., DONT FIT LIKE Cast of 100 Featuring MONET SHOES. THEY DONT FIT LIKE SANDALS. CEZANNE 2935 Monte Vista NE 265-3681 ROTHKO VAN GOGH THEY FIT LIKE FOOTPRINTS. Suzanne Farrell, Edward Villella, Arthur Mitchell, ROUSSEAU ESCHER With most sandals and shoes you need a close fit so Mimi Paul, Nicholas Magallanes, Patricia McBride, KLEE · your foot won't slip around. DALI .Roland Vazquez, Francisco Moncion, Gloria Govrin, DEGAS But with Birkenstocks, you keep the straps loose, so PICASSO Richard Rapp, Jacques d'Amboise, Allegra Kent VERMEER your feet can move comfortably. Yet they won't slip around RENOIR LDBD GRILL. or fall off. The cork innersole is molded to fit your feet. REMINGTON And The New York City Ballet Company l..a.::.;.. WYETH It Jeels like walking on a smooth beach. HOMER If you need more convincing, ask someone who wears April 7, 8, 9, 10 - 7: 30 p.m. MIRO Breakfast them. Then come see us and try on a footprint of vour own. April 9, 10 Matinees- 2:00p.m. CO ROT • Special: Bring this ad for 20% Off 0 with Coffee Tickets - Adults *3° Location: Ballroom (Sub) your Birkenstock purchase until Fac/Staff, All Students, Date: Aprilll tl;rrough 15 79~ Apri123 0 Children, Sr. Cits. *P . Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. . Tickets Available At Pnpejoy Hall and · Sponsored By: U. C. Earth Shoe All Ticketmaster Outlets. Laaa PHARMACY We Serve All Your Needs 7 am· Midnight Coronado Center •.. plleN at •uo eeeh • •llf i fH •6.00 =-=-F'"::";;=-=-=-·==~-~:----~ 243·5601 Yale & Central 293-6n30 ./ • .I ------~------ ~ STEREO UNIT: Oony Super-Sea~ ta~ dc:e;k; Heath Kit receJver; 2.large KLH speakcra. $200.00 complete, .,.;- Netters Meet Alums Gymnast Ortiz Quits call242-5142. 4/8 Mlacella.f'l&ous $419 SlxliVays ... $199· By Carol Pavletlch d(jlubles. champ. Several New 1974 OPEL MA«TA: AM/FM, $new tires, exccUent ~ UNM gymnast Steve Ortiz said yesterday that he will not compete for I conditlon.168·3l42. 4/8 NBED Mot•mn Budnen Qf your own~ can hJ;Ip. ""z- $99 The UNM men's tennis team will Classifieds Free trnlnlng, 294-6863, B~JO P.M. 4/8 $199Threeways Mexico open champs will also play SONY TRINITRON: repossessed color TV. Take - < the Lobos next season. play the Lobo Alumni Saturday for the alums. over payments D( $8,75 monthly till bR-Ian~ i$ paid AMIB: wilh lhe LOBOt all thlngii are poJ~ibltl 4/8 ~ 0 $139 Threeways $49 Ortiz said "I just don't fit in his (UNM Gymnastics Coach Rusty Mit-' orr. 255-7535. 4/11 .g afternoon at 12 noon at the tennis The varsity ba'rely defeated the $89 Twoways ... $29 chell) progr~m. Basically it has been a Jot of disagreements with Rusty." NECCHI ZIO·ZAG: deluxe buttonholes, blind Tra.vel a: o-l courts across from the intramural Alumni last year, squeaking by 5-4. stitches, ~mbroiders without attachm~nts. $40.00 >. Ortiz said there have been "injustices, not just to me but to others on the g, Mighty Midgets $19 fields. Varsity tennis player and 1976 •ito.tes: 15 cents per word per do.y, one dollo.r minimum. Ad· WATERBEDS: WATER TRIPS, 3407 Central N.E. cash or !1i pnymefii.S or$8.75, 255·1!534. 4/ll DRIVERS FIJ..B FRBEI Share expenses. Call !@ team." Intercontlnentn.l T.-avd Centre at Ride-line 265·9800, Hurry! Quantities Limited The Alumni squad will have vertlsements run five or more consecutive do.ys with no cho.nges, Catering to student needs since 1971, lnex~sive CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY: brand new color TV, b!g 8 WAC champ Tim Garcia said, Ortiz placed third in the high bar last weekend in the NCAA Cham screen, Assume payments, $'7,00 per month, New 10. or296·.S288. 4/8 C1 n'lfte cents per word per day (no refunds If co.ncelled before five In furniture. Student special: complete watc:rbed system, 'd 0 UNM Head Tennis Coach Tim "This should prove to be an ex $79.95. 4/Z9 yeargu11rantee. 25.$-7535. 4/11 CHARTER FLIOHTS (over 7,000), EuraU paues, e1. 0 pionships, not fifth as was mistakenly reported in the LOBO. Ortiz scored Russell, ex-WAC doubles champ citing rematch, with the alumni sertions). Clo.sslfled advertisements must be paid In o.dvance. RECONDITCONED PIANO, good condition, DUE TO DLVORCE: Kirby vacuum cleaner, New information andrides available 1'\t Jntercontlnental 'R a 18.85 in the high bar. Travel Centre, 107 Olrard Blvd,, S.D. Suite L, 25$· -< Q) Dick Maguire, Jack Kennedy and ffiarron H().ll Room 105 or by mo.ll to: Classified Advertising, UNffi Moving-must sell. 842-9929 or 277·3721, 4/8 warranty, 1977 model, Take ove:r payments of$7.37 a much stronger this year, but the Ortiz finished eighth in the all-around with a score of 105.00 at the month, 155·153$. 411 I Box 20, Albuquerque. Nffi 87131. 1967 SIMCA~ good body & engine, 26 mpg In clty, 6Bl0or296·52118. 4/8 ~ Dick Meachem, a singles and varsity feels totally confident." STEREO DEPARTMENT closing out, All1977 new 00 PLACES with the Peace Corps. Call 277~~907 NCAA meet. Last year as a sophomore Ortiz was 16th in the all-around. • $$50.00 or h~ ·.offer. 265-62.61. 4/9 0~ ?: stereo equipment: Ke11woOO. Pioneer. San.!iul; af1er.3!30 P.M. 4129 . receivers, 8-tracks, cassetta~, C. B. 's1 etc.; 40111t to z 50o/o off, while they 1Bst.l.55~7$34, 4/1 I ~ ...... o" IN TIME FOR EASTER: .purebred Airedale puppies, ::J, AKC rt~~lstered-Sl2S.OO. lli;cellent w/chil~ren, Q) ED WILL BE SPONSORING a fund-raising party TDDAY'S CROSSWORD PVZZLB -00 bll for PIRG at 2530 Valencia N.E., Saturday evening, watchdogs. Call Mrs. Murphfi 277-6165, officei 256- ro Thursday's Puzzle Solved: 7230 al home, 4/13 i \( p.., Call262-0449 or 242-6293. 4/8 - UNITED Feature Syndicate CONTACTS17 CASEY OPTICAL Company, 255- COMPLETE RACQUETBALL EQUIPMENT Rl 8736. tfn ACROSS 50 Feel pain discount prices. The Bike Shop, new location, 811 YaleS.ErColl842·9100. 4/11 PASSPORT, IMMIGRATION, 1.0. photos. Lowest 52 Birds prices in town. Fast, pleasing, Call26S-2444 or come 1 Wild 54 Gas station FENDER STRA1'.: perf~t condition, $275,00 cash, ASVNM Oeneral-elecllon poll workers meeting to 1717 Girard Blvd. NE. tfn animal's giveaway: 2 877-0642. 4/11 will be held on Mon,, Apr, II in SUD. All poll A LJMITED number of back issues of the LOBO are track words 1910 FORD XL: automatic transmission, air con workers mU$1 be present, Call 277~.1528, available for 10 cents a copy in room 131, Marron 5'Baby grand 58 Memento ditioning, disc brakes, roomy. Call 299-2825 after 5 Hall. TFN . 10 Soda from the p,m. 4/12 There wJll be & n1eetlng of the: lJNM Circle K club, 18' HANG-GLIDER: excellent condition, $400,00 or Mon., Apr, U 1 at 7:30p.m., in rm. 231A SUH. All ENGINEERING JUNIORS INTERESTED in SSOO a fountain past interested persons are invited, month during their senior year call Gene Henderson creation 59 The best offer, 883-43.56. 4/13 • at 766-2335 or write Navy Nuclear Power Programs 14 Hawaiian greatest FOR SALE: 8 week old St. Bernards, purebred, UNM Ballroom Dance Club meets Fri., Apr. 8, Officer, P.O. Box 8667 1 Albuquerque, New Mexico wlnsstorm possible $50.00. Call afler 5;00 p.m., 877-7764. 4/13 from 7-9 p.m., in the SUB Dnllroom, TI1ere will be In· 87108. 4/21 15 Playwright 60 Stay during SUMMER SALE: Blouses, $3.SOj T-shlrls, $2.00; struction ln waltz. AGORA! UNM's student crisis center. Open 24 hrs., ----- Rice a trip sleeve shirts, only $3,.50i at California Fashion The OnhodoK Dnha1 FaHh is )1Qiding firesides on 277·3013. 4/8 16 Felipe, 62 Very bad 2118 Ceqtral, ncross from campus. 266- Monda)lsat 8 p.m. nt408-0Mnple NB. LESLIE M. SILKO's first novel, CEREMONY, now Mateo or 65 Foible in stock, UNM Bookstore. 4/8 Jesus----: 67 Voluptuous BICYCLES, Student Publications Board will meet Mon., Apr. COMING, next week, UNM Bookstore annual spring lighter weight. R.C. Hallett's, 843-9378. tfn JJ, at 7 p.m., In SUB) room 230--!o Interview and Baseballer woman select editor for NM DailyLODO, sale! Don'tmiss out! 4/8 17 Big lillie: 69 Lie at FLYING TO SAN FRANCISCO around April 15th? Slang: 2 anchor Fri. afternoon coffee and conversations at the Are you willing to accompany 2 well~behaved Honors Center Lounse will pr~ent ,.Readings and children, aged 4 and S? If so, please call 843-6071 words 70 Evangelical: INCREDlBLE, and only J block from UNM, Large Raps Odesu by pod Rober! Lloyd on Apr, 8 at J :30, evenings, ask for Jeremy or Maria. 4/11 18 Type style Abbr. !-bedroom apartment: dishwasher, disposal, k Ev;:ryone is Invited, carpeted, Pool & billiard room. Utilities paid, ALCOHOL STUDY Students 21 and over only. 19 Black: Poet. 71 Actress Folkdance classes this summer. See page 14ln sum• 10MissWeSL monthly lease & large enough ror two. $220.00, Four Obtain questionnaire in Psychology 182. 4/11 20 Throws Vera----· lng mer class :!lchcdule. 11 Group of 43Woman's Seasons,266-0011, 4/ll SOUND IDEAS AND NIKKO want to make you a 22 College 72 Currier's Ed Is sPOnsoring a fund-raising party for PIRO records FURNISHED STUDIO APT.• S7S.OO/mo. Also star! Watch the Lobo for details. 4/11 exam colleague cape Saturday night o.t 2!i3G ValenciaNE, ' 24 Partake of 73 Make loans 12 Unfettered 46 Brinks unfurnished 1 bedroom, $95,00/mo, All utilities NEWS FLASH-KAPPAS have the edge on Perby 13 Plano----: 48 Sunken paid, 613 2nd S.W. Call 869·3668 weeke11ds & after 5 Poll workers needed for the ASUNM genet a! elec· Days, 4/12 25 General 7 4 Eurasian p.m. weekdays, 4/11 tlonon Apr, 13, Irlnterested caU 277-5528, sense sandpiper Instrument missile ROGER DAVE HUNTER We love you thank MEDICAL STUDENT NEEDS HOUSEMATE(S) lo Studcllt.!i or sludcnt organizations who are opposed youWWW-TheKAPPAS 4/12 27 Ocean 75 Penny mechanic sheller vessel 21 Patient wife 51 Llghl foam share small3br. house near BCMC. 266-7310. 4/14 to NMPIRG funding may call 111·560$ bCfore S D.m. BENEFIT DANCE, Institute for Elementary Studies. 29 Trolley 23 Soft metal 53 Kind of acid HOUSE FOR RENT to UNM facuUy, New 4 bdr., br 292-226!1 nfler 5. We will be coordlnadug I Featurin~ Ghost Rose and Island. Sat., Apri19, 8-l, DOWN carpeted, In choice N.E, Hdghts. Benutiful vJew, campaign efforts only at those numbers. SUB Ballroom. 4/8 tracks: 2 26 Performed 54 Tangle near schools & shopping center. $39S.OO/mo. 296- 1 UNM CIRCLE K MEETJNO: Monday, April 11, words 1 C d again 55 Martini In 191!. 4/19 't'·-·· ...... 32 Aural ar game 28 Bedouin gredient I SUB 23lA, 7:30p.m. Everyone is invited. 4/1 t 2 Graphic 29 Toronto's FEMALE WANTED to share large home in Heights RACHEL, your ship finally came in. sensitivity emblem 56 N. American area. Call292-3947. 4/12 il HIGHLAND Co~gratulationsl M.V.D. 4/8 . 33 Clay, today 3 "Like a ----Lorna highway ROTO TILLER: half/full day rates, Call 277· 34 Papas t 30 ---· 57 Eng. Chan SS!S. 4/13 36 Copenhagen ~-~~~?, --- Shepard: nel port SPEED Lost &found FURNISHED ROOM: rcfris;e_rator, davenport, citizens D Astronaut 61 Whine private bath, private entrance, grads. only, utilities LOST: MEN'S BILLFOLD, Johnson Gym aiea, 40 Hourglass 4 rapery 31 ~-- •• and 63 Former Bri paid. Evenings, 243-6139; Ed Oppenheimer, days, ! QUEEN Contains 3 important Jlce.nses. Please drop In material 5 86~~~~nt took notice tish Prime 243·5533. No alcoholic beverages. 4/8 Laundry and mail. 4/12 i 42 Illuminated: person 35 ----- cargo Minister 3-BDRM HOUSE: NE Heights, May·Aug,, ! $250.00 REWARD for return or watch and ring. Lost 2 words 6 Labor org. 37 Inert: 2 64 Insect col- S200/mo., 29fi-10Z4, 4/8 i Dry Cleaning ! in Johnson Gym, April 4. 255·8567, No questions 44 Machete ony 1 asked. 4/12 7 Ammunition: words i Dry clean your ! 45 Provoke Informal 38 Flair . 66 Resull Employment PLEASE: WHOEVER TOOK or found an orange 47Deceives 8 Approaches 39 Soaks In h- 68 Clergyman's i winter coat- s2oo ' Carnptrails Daypack in• the Bookstore, Monday, 49 Strike title: Abbr. • please return to room 131, Marron Hall. No 9 Flowery quid l gently 41 ---- reckon- I OneFREE return orange stolen from bookstore, April 6th. No questions e LOAD OF WASH ! asked. Call243·3682. 4/13 ~ FOUND: RING OF KEYS in parking lot east of needs camp One Per Customer E Popejoy, 4/6/77, Identify & claim, rm.13t. Marron counselors, beth men & women. Must enjoy working ! Hall. 4/13 with children & being in the outdoors. Also need 506 Monroe S.E. WATCH: FOUND in P.E. locker. Johnson Gym. specialists in arts & crafts, sports & games, nature Directly behind Highland HS Describe& claim; call898-5855, 4/13 lore,.• theatre arts, carnpcraft. Equal opportunity ~ employer. Diversity of backgrounds i~ sought. 247- - FOUND: RlNO OF KEYS near Johnson Oym, 255·0856 ; 8841. 4/13 ' -· 417177. Identify & claim, rm. 131, Marron ...... CO U PO N...... n; Hall. 4/14 • Services LSAT·MCAT EXAMS. Prepare now. Call Professional Educators of New Mexico, Inc. 841. Enrich your life 5200. tfn BARRY'S ELECTRONIC REPAIR, 206 San Pedro S.E., 265..0335. Color TV's, tape decksJ stereo, amplifiers, auto radios. Install burglar ala~s. lO~o Meet today's challen-ges discount for students with ID"s. Quick service. Used TV's for sale. 4/29 TYPING. EDITING. call Kim: 266-9037. 4/8 NEED SOMETHING TYPED? Call Lynn, 266- Enroll in Bible 0760. 4/12 TYPEWRITER REPAIR SERVICE. Free pickup & delivery. Free estimates. 883-9360; 881-6525, Summer Class eves. 4/22 3361 The Corfnthlzm LeUera.6:3D-9:30pm Tuas, lhurs VOLVO MECHANIC. Good work guaranteed. 247~ 9083. 4/8 Begins Juno 2nd Ends July 2.8 TYPING: M.A. ENGLISH. Selectric; on-campus. 2%-8564. 4129 Fall Semester FOR EXPERIENCED TYPIST: Proofing, editing, Greek1411 Beginning NewTestamenl9:00-10:30 MWF legal, medical, manuscripts, general. 266-4770. 418 Bible 4366 Book Of Rovolollon 11:00.12:00 MWF SERVE in the Peace Corps I Call277-S907 after 3:30 Blt>le.t365 General Epistles (James, Palerl John, Jude) 11:00-12:30 TT P.M. 4129 roWllllUIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUilllllliiUlllDllllllllillli!J!" Bible 1302 New Testament Survey 6:30-9;30 pm luee.. GARDEN ROTO~TILLINO: quality worlc, reasonable. Call 873-0251. 4/12 WE CAN RAISE your gt'ades by at lca:~t one full 5 s~;~ays FISH RANCH T~~~P~~~~g ~ · Fees· •10" Per Course point. Editing, criticism, advice on academic and creative work. English tutoring. The Hand of Reglstratlon:_At Christian Student Centeroratfirst class meeting Experience, 266-3679, evenings. 4/12 I 10°/o Off on all supplies · I EXPERT TYPINO, 266-4567. 4/12 Alternate scheduling available • EXPER!ENCEDTYP1ST, 843·6161. 4/13 ~ to UNM students with I D's ~ Eight Reasons lor Enrolling GARDEN ROTOTILLING by UNM student. Group rates available. Cai1268·1Sij:t 4/22 § Algae Eaters ••••• , " ••••••••• , •••• 3/1 110 Gold Dogo ...... • • • 2"' § I, Tocnlkh my ur~deniandlngo(God'~ word. 5 Angel& ••••••• , •••• ,., •••••••••••• 89° Zebras •••• , ••••••••••••••••••••• 311 00 ;Ji 2. To.scrcngthen my raith at a Chrinian, SMALL CARS! small shop, small prices. 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"model museums" chosen· by Arab peoples which outside of yesterday. the Ministry for study in planning religious identity is entirely lacking. ~ Dr. Abdulla Masry, director of i;l: the five-year Saudi museums and Masry also conferred with (j) ·If you want a. guitar that has a big full Museums and Antiquities of Saudi antiquities program. Engineering Dean William Gross z range of sound and the easle~Jt action Arabia, and Ph.D. in an ,Dr. Masry, who met with ,....<'f you've ever played, Ovation's your best thropology, is specifically in and one local solar-energy building Maxwell Museum director Dr. contractor on the subject of solar II) answer. Come down and check us out. terestect in the structure and Jerry Brody, said that some form of l1f energy development in Saudi p.., (505) 247-1416 organization of New Mexico ar student or faculty-exchange Arabia. · 401 Rom ro NW ·Old Albuau.erque NM 87104 cheological museums. program between UNM and the He is one of an eight-member University of Riyadh, S,A. may be Masry said that Saudi Arabia, Saudi delegation touring the United initiated sometime in the future. for all its vast wealth of fossil fuel ~ NOW . FFICIAL CHARTER MEMBERSHIP FOR ONLY $1.00 !( States to '!promote goodwill and Masry said, "We are using this resources, is plowing huge sums of better relations with the U.S." museum as a pattern for museum its oil-generated money into solar ~~ROLLER CROSS'' Dr, Masry administers a budget concept and philosophy for our research and housing for its of $1 billion over the next five years own museums." citizens. He said that because of . SKATEBOARD PARK to build and administer museums in , Masry said that systematic, Saudi Arabia's "shoddy" system of Saudi Arabia, and carry out the intensive programs of an- natural gas distribution and its abundance of sunshine, the ex WHERE? HOW? For Grade Schoolers tensive use of solar energy will be 1900 Block Yale SE ApRiications Can Be Obtained an integral part of the economic At The Following Locations: development of his fast-emerging WHEN? • Northeast Schwinn Cycle CO-op Adventurous · nation. Mid-June • Pop Tops • Rocky Mt. Ski C~. If you remember the fun you had as a kid going on. school field trips, Dr, Masry, 30, received his M.A. WHAT? • H. Coo·k Sporting Goods multiply that by five and you have an idea of how 35 APS grade-schoolers and Ph.D. in Anthropology from spent their Easter vacation. the University of Chicago. Three Acres of Frau Stylo Areas. Slalom Runs, A • Bicycle World Gra~ Prix Track, Bowls, Pro Shop, And Much, • Gardenswartz Sportz · Part of the second floor of the New Mexico Union became a playground Much Moro ••• Open Everyday, The Park Wille Clark's Sporting Goods away from usual playgrounds when the children, first through fifth Ba llluminalad For Night Acllon. • Acme Wheels graders from Albuquerque schools, enrolled in a new child-care program Covered • Mountain Sports, Limited for the APS spring. break. · WHO?· Chris Carson, a substitute ·teacher for APS, headed the program for 11l'agon . Only Members Can Purchase children of UNM students, staff and faculty which began Monday and en Mak,rs ,of ~and .Mude Admission To The Park ds today. .Indian ,ewelry · · Or Sand Request To ' 4. ~ .. "The kid~ enjoy this environment," Carson said. Using the SUB as a "ROLLER CROSS" headquarters, Carson and two other teachers, Carol Wright and Blythe OLDTOWN BOX 13269 Lifton, led the students through five days of field trips, experiments and --...... - ALBUQUERQUE NM 87112 play. , -- . Wright said the University was a great place to have the program. :. COPIES Please sen~ me_"ROLLER CROSS;, membershiP "We're using the campus resources. The children love the duck pond," app I i ca I ion (s). Scndn9 money • she said. "And it gives them a chance to get involved." NAME~-'------AGE:_ The children watched movies, flew kites, skateboarded, made pancakes and a salad, took a bike trip, swam, worked in the ASUNM Crafts room ADDRESS ----::-:-:-::7""'---- Stree l and explored the campus. One mother said she was delighted with the program.- She said it was city Slate Zip well run and that it was a great help to pa,rents who had classes to attend GO FOR IT! and didn't know what to do with their children who were out of school for a week. . • POSTAL® .-. Carson said he was pleased with the program and said he would like to p~p INSTANT see it continue in the form of a summer program. The program, which cost "$3 a day per child, began with the efforts of PRESS Dorothy Davidson, former ASUNM vice president, and was put together 2818 Central S.E. by Carson, George O'Neil of the UNM Child Care Co-op and ASUNM Vice President Tom Williams. 265-3435----- ·- MEET THE MAGICIANS. No introductions needed here: you know who they are. Return to Forever. Brilliant musicians with their collective consciousness firmly fixed on 1 greatness. The leaders of this exceptional crew just triumphed in down beat S Readers' Poll Awards as Best Pianist and Best Bassist. 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