Room and Board is Up 15% USF Will Increase Tuition by 13.2%

by Walter Neary The full list of tuition A release from the Office of Fr. LoSchiavo is quoted: increase will be 15 percent to The basic, undergraduate changes and the percent Public Affairs states: "Fr. "Despite our intensive efforts for $2,275. The Nursing School tuiton rate effective fall, 1980, increase is in a charton page 2. LoSchiavo commented that better planning, exercising tuition is up 12.4 percent to will rise 13.2 percent, from The decision was made by the during the 1970s annual cutbacks and even personnel $2,025 per semester, while the $1,700 per semester to $1,925, President's Executive Commit­ increases by USF and other reductions, these rate increases Evening College and undergrad­ President John LoSchiavo, S.J., tee. Though the decision rests private universities averaged are required'to balance the 1980- uate Continuing Education will has announced. with the Board of Trustees, the about 10 percent annually, but 81 budget.'" grow 11.8 percent to $95 per unit. The room and board rate for Board agreed to let the the 1980s will most certainly see Other tuition increases include The World English Center will the 20-meal plan will increase 15 Executive Committee decide the increases averaging above this the School of Nursing, up 12.5 experience an increase of over 15 percent, from $1,840 per year to matter, in a session at which amount due to general inflation percent to $2,025. percent to $1,500 per semester. $2,175 in the fall. students were not represented. above 10 percent." The School of Law tuition ASUSF and LoSchiavo Meet by Walter Neary ASUSF Senate was not Department. He said the nine Father President John consulted in the matter, the percent average increase was not LoSchiavo, S.J., and University effects on the University of a enough to meet the demands of Planner William Binkley large tuition increase, and the increased labor costs and discussed the recent announce­ ways the matter was related to inflation, etc. . . . ment of a tuition increase for the decrease in student services "In terms of coming at the 1980-81 and other matters with due to the recent budget cuts. figure we arrived at, we did an the ASUSF Senate last Tuesday extensive comparison with other Reasons for the Increase evening for two hours. institutions . . . We wanted the The Senate, the sharpest it has "Last year's tuition increase percentage increase to be ever been this year, grilled the was insufficient to meet the consistent with the percentage two men on the reasons for the needs of the University," said Dr. increase of those other tution and room and board cost Binkley. head of the USF institutions. We did not want our increases, the reasons why the Planning and Budgeting tuition to be out of line with Ted Brooker Fr. LoSchiavo told the Senate why the University consulted only one student in deciding the tuition increase. THE (SilIMiME^BB comparable institutions," stated that collapsed up on Lone Dr. Binkley. Mountain, the trees that were "We did not budget adequately down. This little stuff keeps for inflationary increases. I don't building and building," said the think anybody does. We faced Planner. utility inflationary costs in "We didn't have the enroll­ excess of 20 percent," he added. ments in the schools and colleges "There were some unpredicted that we had projected which and unbudgeted expenditures. affected tuition revenue," stated (For example), the floor of the Dr. Binkley. Volume 75, Number 17 i MVKRSITY OK SAN FRANCISCO February 29, 1980 Commons, the retaining walls Continued on page 2 He Says It's None of our Business Wiese Fires RA on Gillson 7 by Chris Keating Currently living in a Both the new resident advisor, was signed by Wiese and dated One specific incident may have The resident advisor on Gillson temporary room on the Lone Pete Boisson, and Gillson's head Thursday February 21. Cortez hastened his firing, said Cortez. Hall's seventh floor, senior Mountain campus, Cortez will resident, Ike Hassan, refused to was placed on probation, the Last Wednesday night, Wiese Melvin Cortez, was fired last have to pay his room and board comment. "I instructed the staff letter said, last semester for "low visited the east wing of G tocheck Thursday afternoon by housing for the remainder of the year. directly," said Wiese, "not to job performance" on "duty night some damage reports. When director Peter Wiese. "They gave me less than 24 hours discuss this matter ... as long coverage and (lack of) Cortez was not in his room, Wiese "I was fired totally without to get my things out of my room," as they are working here." Wiese availability to the floor." Cortez wrote a note on Cortez' bulletin warning. I don't think I was said Cortez. "To me, that was no said the firing is a private matter was fired, however, for four new board. After Wiese left, some treated fairly," said Cortez. He sign of loyalty after my three that is "not for public review." reasons. They included "lack of residents wrote direct insults at added, "It's probably the hardest years of work in the housing The Foghorn obtained a copy of ability to control damage and housing and Wiese on the same floor on campus to handle." office." Cortez's termination letter. It vandalism to the floor" and board, according to Cortez. "inconsistent enforcement "Peter (Wiese) came back later of . . . alcohol policy." looking for me," said Cortez, USF Employee Disappears Cortez responded, "Housing "and saw those notes." knows these guys are a bunch of Minutes later, the two passed drinkers. I can't stop them from each other at the Gillson by Marcella Farragher She has been believed to be Although Denise spent a year drinking." Continued on back Denise Dorfman, an Adminis­ missing sometime on the and a half in psychiatric therapy trative Assistant in the weekend of February 9-10. When for depression, her mother Department of University her mother entered Denise's believes that there is little Fr. LoSchiavo Hides Relations at USF, has apartment on Monday, February possibility that she would have mysteriously disappeared from 11, she found the apartment in committed suicide. her apartment in the Richmond the exact condition which Denise Denise Dorfman is 5 feet, 2 Deficit for 78-79 District over three weeks ago. had left it. Laura Dorfman, inches tall, weighs 115 pounds, Her parents have posted a $5,000 Denise's mother, has contacted has dark hair and hazel-brown by Walter Neary with the size of the accumulated reward for information leading every person listed in her eyes. She is believed to have been Fr. President LoSchiavo has University deficit, would be to her safe return. daughter's phone book. wearing a rust-colored corduroy once more refused to tell the released in the University of San Dorfman apparently disap­ However, no one has any clue to jacket, blue jeans and tennis students how much their Francisco Annual Report for peared after leaving her her whereabouts. shoes. If you know anything University lost in 1978-79, 1978-79, Fr. LoSchiavo said that apartment on 22nd Avenue to Dorfman was enrolled in night please contact Officer Yasinit­ saying that it would "not be a there would be no report. run a short errand. She had left classes at USF. She studied art sky, USF Public Safety, at #495- good idea." Because the books were not the lights on in her apartment and wanted to become a painter. 3907. When asked if the figure, along closed until several months after and took no money, identification the end of the year, Fr. or valuables except for a small LoSchiavo felt that it would look change purse. San Francisco bad to put out a report now. private investigator Hal Lipset This Week's Highlights. . . When asked why the students joined the investigation last couldn't know the deficits, Fr. Friday. S. G. Yasinitsky, head of LoSchiavo said that public USF Public Safety, has spent a knowledge of the Amounts would great deal of time with Lipset in ASUSF Editors Lash Boycotting raise questions "difficult and running down leads. Out at the Summer complicated to answer." So far the police and Denise Senators The interview was conducted Dorfman's parents believe it Tuition right after the University Speak Out Olympics? President had met for two hours might be possible that Denise See page 3 was kidnapped on her short walk Increase See pages 18 & 19 with the ASUSF Senate to to the store. See page 4 discuss the new tuition rates. -N€WS •February 29, 1980 USF Will Increase Tuition Continued from front the Continuing Education )definite times of the year. They same man in charge of Neither Fr. LoSchiavo nor any The trouble was with the Department, Fr. LoSchiavo said start continually and they are Purchasing. member of the Administration graduate department of the in response to a question from billed each on its own," said Fr. Regarding room and board consulted the ASUSF Senate, School of Education and Senator Sam Phillips. President. rates, Dr. Binkley, in response to even though the group's projections too great for the "Part of the problem," Fr. "So," said Fr. LoSchiavo, "You questions from ASUSF constitution, signed by Fr. actual enrollment for the LoSchiavo said, "is in the whole have a situation where the President Fred Schluep, said LoSchiavo in April of 1978. Continuing Education depart­ computerization process; Bursar's office is running to keep that USF was trying to break states: ment. Fr. LoSchiavo said that computerizing takes a lot more up manually with that kind of even on room rates, and that "The Senate shall discuss with the School of Law enrollment time than anybody had antici­ complicated system and it's not board rates would also be the President of the University was down slightly as was the pated ... It has taken a year computerized yet." designed to break even based on all decisions affecting the Nursing School's (though this (for part of the process); it was The representatives agreed the inflationary costs of food. determination of tuition, school's enrollment picked up expected to take three momths, with RPC Chairperson Steve Schluep expressed the concern residence fees . . ." this Spring). The Colleges of the and it's still not done." So the Veroneau that "the conference that students, because ofthe lack Just as he said in the Hancock Liberal Arts and Sciences "held billing system has not just been facilities at this University are of revenue from the use of school case, Fr. LoSchiavo stated that their own" with a slight increase that efficient." not being fully utilized." Fr. property during intersession and he had forgotten the require­ in the enrollment in the Liberal "This is especially true for the LoSchiavo "said that someone the summer period for ment. When asked by Veroneau Arts, and a slight decrease in the "non-traditional programs . . . would be hired full-time to conferences and the like, were if Schluep always had to remind Sciences. in Continuing Education. You manage conferences, rather than paying for the property upkeep. him, the following dialogue took There has also been a problem have 130 new programs starting the present situation where Expressing other concerns of place: in collecting tuition, especially in up—not as yours do — to (non- conferences are managed by the the senators, Frank Vaculin LoSchiavo: Frankly, Steve, I asked the University President, just can't remember all these "We are the ones directly obligations that are lurking out affected by the change of the there. USF TUITION PER SEMESTER EFFECTIVE price of our tuition . . . What is Veroneau: But right after it FALL SEMESTER 1980 it . . . that the University sees had just happened with the Vice that we are going to offer these President? Undergraduate: 1978-80 1980-81 % Increase students that's going to be worth LoSchiavo: Well, I just . . . Arts, Sciences, Bus. Admin. Semester $1,700 $1,925 13.2 that additional tuition?" Veroneau: How do you forget it Unit 125 140 12.0 Aware that there would be no when you've just done it? Nursing Semester $1,800 $2,025 12.5 new services, ASUSF Treasurer LoSchiavo: Very easily. I Unit 125 140 12.0 Joe Schunk answered the didn't read that . . . Summer Session Unit 85 125P 12.0 question saying "Frank, it all Veroneau: It must not be very Intersession Unit 125 140 12.0 boils down to 'Why the hell are important. Evening Unit 85 95 11.8 you here?'" LoSchiavo: Well, that's not it, Continuing Education Unit 85 95 11.8 "Just to do exactly what we're Steve. The point is I'm trying to Graduate: doing," said Dr. Binkley, make is that how did this Arts, Sciences, Bus. Admin. Unit 140 155 10.7 "persent service, zero additions, happen? I think that there may Law Semester $1,980 $2,275 14.9 is going to cost us 13 percent. If have been a lack of communica­ Unit 145 165 13.8 we add anything we're going to tion on both sides, on both our Continuing Education Unit 95 110 15.8 have to trim (and squeeze)." parts, and really, in order to Off Campus (School of Ed.) Unit 95 110 15.8 avoid this, I'd like to work out a ASUSF Senate way I could be given reminders. On Campus (School of Ed.) Unit 140 155 10.7 Ignored in the Decision Summer Session Unit 130 140P 10.7 It would really be helpful. Other: Once again, in making the Senators pointed out that they World English Center Semester $1,300 $1,500 15.4 tuition increase decision, the were "laughed at" because Fr. Summer 700 750P 13.3 University Administration LoSchiavo was able to ignore Intersession 270 310 14.8 violated a written agreement them in making the appointment pTuition for summer 1980 was approved by the Board of Trustees last year. with the students as it did in the of Vice President Woody case of Vice President Hancock's Hancock. COMBINED ANNUAL ROOM AND BOARD RATES appointment. Continued on back EFFECTIVE FALL SEMESTER, 1980

Double room: 1979-80 1980-81 % Increase 14 meal plan $1,850 $2,130 15.1 Fr. President Speaks 20 meal plan $1,890 $2,175 15.0 What people have in mind is the overall health of the Single room: University and the continuing existence ofthe University. Lone Upper Campus Mountain (as a private college) went under; private schools are 14 meal plan $2,190 $2,520 15.1 going under. 20 meal plan $2,230 $2,565 15.0 So you do all you can. You raise money; you market a Reach program; you try to get efficiency in your operations. Lower campus Sometimes you're hit with costs you haven't anticipated and you 14 meal plan $2,310 $2,660 15.2 have to make cuts where it hurts. 20 meal plan $2,350 $2,705 15.1 But the overall idea is to get to a healthy state, which would be to keep your education at least on a par for now, toeventually , as I say, to increase efficiency, fund-raising, to upgrade the quality. That's the real goal. No one wants to see someone suffer — to hurt anyone, but sometimes you just have to do hard things in order to stay alive and make sure you don't go down the drain like Lone Mountain. THE JESUIT VOLUNTEER CORPS

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During the Tuesday night Also, when a student comes USF, and this will mean a LISA SCHWEIFLER What we're saying here is that meeting in U.C. Hall of here, they come to a private decrease in the enrollment for Father, do you see what the there is a communications Honor, several senators and school because they expect to the coming vears. underlying issue is here? We're problem, yes. an attitude that the students spoke about their have extra help; they don't want STEVE SETTELMAYER not trying to harp on whether the Senate has no power. concerns. These are as many to be just one more number at the The burden of communication budgets are too high: what we're To my mind, the whole reason quotes as space will permit of school — they want to be cannot rest on us; I am not going seeing here is the Senate along you are here is because of ua; students expressing how they somebody at the school. to be able to come up to your (Fr. with students (feeling) like we're you're here to teach us. My point feel to Father President And if you cut the tutors, who LoSchiavo's) office and sit down being laughed at. First, why is. Father, it can be a letter, you LoSchiavo. are using those services? Mostly and say. "Well. Father, how's were we we not informed about can come to our meetings once a ESTELA CASTILLO- international students who tricks? Now what's going on?" the new VP? Second, we're month, but we've got to set ESCOBAR needed extra help with classes. It's just not conceivable. informed about the budget and something down now. I'm tired of I would like to talk about They went to the t.a.s. they went The burden — no matter how the tuition increase; we come it. I have to go out there and hear. USF's reputation outside the to the tutors. you may feel about this — I feel back to school and students find "Can you help me T.A.?" and I go United States. It is a well-known This year they come to me. and that the burden of communica­ themselves out of T.A. jobs; we "I'm only paid for 55 hours now school, and many governments say, "I need help, where can I get tion rests on you. You signed the find students cut out of the and I have 500 students." and have scholarships for students to it?" and I just have to tell them, document that says "I am going housing area. that comes out to a minute and a come and study here. But what "Sorry, we don't have the to hold this communication on Do you understand? It seems half per semester — for 500 has happened since the first time services anymore. certain issues that affect the like we're getting the expense of students? That's unrealistic. the tuition was raised, many Then, those students go back to student body directly; I'm going everything. One. we have to dish We can't just sit here and say, students are in the position the mission of their countries, to hold it with the Senate." And it out, and then, we also are the "Well, it's nine o'clock. I gotta where they have to go back home and say. "Listen. I expect there's been nothing. It's getting ones that are cut out. go." It's getting to me — It's because the government does not something else from USF — to the point where it's like you're International students need getting to everybody. We're give enough money, because they something else is happening." So turning your back on us — those tutors, and now they're no talking hundreds of students feel the fee is already high. the government is rating lower deliberately so. longer there. Continued <>•' back

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According to Matthew by Matthew A. Mallet Editor Once again the administration must rely on the students to pull them through another fiscal mess. As reported in this week's Foghorn, next year's tuition will rise an average of 13.2% and housing costs an average of 15.5%. Why the increase? The administration points to this year's decline in enrollment. Although most schools met their enrollment expectations, the School of Education, Graduate Program, did not, resulting in lower revenues than expected. Continuing Education, meanwhile, started off with enrollment projections which were too high; a problem complicated by difficulties collecting the tuition owed Con. Ed. To raise the necessary revenues for next year, the administration deems an across the board tuition hike necessary.

A tuition hike is certainly not novel to USF. Next year's 13.2 k 5 percent increase compares with a 9 percent hike for this year »*• 1 J --i-j* ('79-'80), a 9.1 percent rise the year before (78-79), and a 10 percent boost for each of the two years previous to that (77-78 and 76-77). A student paying a flat yearly rate of $2,860.00 From The Hip beginning in Fall 77 will have witnessed a true phenomenon. Tuition (not to mention room, board, and books) will have increased 26 percent or $990 to $3,850 per year in a mere four put it back into the same ' Enrollment fell short of what years. condition it was before. You pay was expected this year. One The administration's problems are more than simply for that damn bird that blocks reason why is because USF is declining enrollment. Of course inflation is a culprit, but hardly your view of the game. You pay pricing itself right out of the enough of one to justify the above increases. The the inflated salaries of teachers market. Thirteen percent more administration's problems seem three-fold. First, they do not who rarely publish and who can out of fifteen percent less is not properly handle and allocate the funds they have. Second, they barely teach. You pay for a mail going to net you much. But the have not accurately estimated enrollment and anticipated room that meters mail out at financial wizards that got us into income. And finally, they do not bring in significant income fifteen cents a pop when it could this mess to begin with decree sources other than tuition. just as easily reach faculty that that's the way to go. Even with a nine percent tuition increase, the Administration through campus mail. You pay If you want to stop the tuition was not able to make ends meet this year. It could have for ads in the Wall Street Journal increase all you have to do is cut something to do with the fact that last year's books were not designed to bring in students. out this little coupon and send it closed until fi months after the end of the fiscal year. The How many seventeen-year-olds to Father President's office with university went into 1977-1978 with an accumulated deficit of read the Wall Street Journal? your name signed in the $2.38 million. It is estimated by some that an additional $1.15 Administrators spend money appropriate place. If enough million was added to the deficit in that year alone. Mid-way into around this joint, like the people join in, maybe achange of this year the administration required all departments to cut bx James .llhiiltir- Russians were in Marin. heart can be made before the their budgets. Programs, includingsomestudentservices.have trustees meet during the second Fiscal fandango. That's what it I don't have to pay the higher been cut. But this is too little too late. Administrators feel that week of March. is. USF is raising the tuition at a tuition next year because I'm departments may be required to run next year only those rate that would shock a sheik. getting out of here. But I've programs they are presently involved in. Thus, with a 13.2 Thirteen percent more for the experienced after hearing of the percent increase in tuition, it looks like students will receive no same old crud. Just as. Tevye hike, my first fit of alumna extra services for their money. sang Tradition Tradition, USF's indignation. It is unfair and I Dear Father President: Due to Accounting and Finance seems as inept at handling the theme song seems to be Tuition stupid to make people pay J the increasingly prohibitive cost money as the administration is at allocating it. Creditors are Tuition. exorbitant sums for a low quality • of tuition, it has become more told that their bills have "disappeared" only to be found, and On the day that I applied to this product. That is what USF is I and more difficult for me to meet lost, again. Payments sometimes take months and have been place, it cost $2200ayear. Then it doing. j the financial obligations that held back due to cash flow problems. Father John LoSchiavo went up. Then it went up again. They love to compare our I befall anyone seeking the unique has appointed a new vice-president to run Accounting and Inflation did it they say. Bunk. tuition to other schools in the I benefits of a USF education. If Finance, but his effect is as yet undetermined. They did it with their lousy way area. Look, compare Stanford's I the tuition is increased as has Allocating what funds USF does have would be made easier of administrating and their anti- tuition as soon as you can ! been proposed, it. will be should enrollment estimates be accurate. Last Fall a potentially student Faculty Association. compare libraries. Compare a extremely unlikely that I will be costly drop in enrollment was forestalled by the last-ditch I'll tell you what you pay for with Santa Clara as soon as you | able to return to USF next year. efforts of Gabe Capeto and staff. The success of such tactics here at USF. You pay for a compare their physical plant j Sincerely, cannot be relied on indefinitely, however. Anticipation of $35,000 piano that they don't with ours. It is shoddy analysis to I income demands an estimate of enrollment. What happened to want to sell because it's too good, claim that students should pay the School of Education and Continuing Education pose and that they won't let anyone noncompetitive prices for a frustrating fiscal problems. play for the same reason. You school thats only outstanding The third point is that USF does not bring in significant pay for the plant department to assets are its church and its income other than tuition. Other private universities often tear up Loyola field so they can basketball teams. receive large gifts or endowments. In the last annual report published, USF lists only 5.8 percent of total income as coming from gifts or endowments. This amounts to a total of $1.65 million. (Tuition, on the other hand, represents 72% or $20.1 Senioritis by Jesse Moises million.) There are constant rumors on campus about how potential donors have been ill received, taking their million- plus dollars down to Santa Clara instead. Whether this be the case or not, it remains fact that USF brings in few dollars in donations. So, what does the Administration do? It resorts to sticking the students with outrageous tuition increases. Not once, but in a pattern developing into each and every year. I, for one, do not understand how the Board of Trustees can tolerate such mismanagement and bureaucratic bungling. But administration sources are confident once again that the Trustees will approve this new tuition increase in their March meeting. What will be the effect? Of the students I have talked to, several will not be able to attend USF next year. These and others are starting to look towards other universities. The limited availability of financial aid and the inflated cost of tuition are simply putting USF out of many students' price range. Stated in simple economies: USF is offering a lowered quality product (due to cuts in student services) for a much higher price. Demand is bound to taper off. Higher prices equals lower enrollment. If LoSchiavo continues to depend on students to bail him out of his fiscal chaos, then this University may well follow the plight of Lone Mountain College. The key to any success is good fiscal management. If IxiSchiavo and his staff can't get the job done then 1 implore the Trustees to get someone who can! February 29. 198(H OPINION- Staff Editorials Public Debates Gay Association's Necessary

Role on Campus When key presidential president. God forgive, if we do candidates refuse to debate on not choose the right man because Even though USF is located in permeated the understanding of condemn homosexual orienta­ national television a serious his views have not been equally the "liberal" city of San homosexuality for so many years. tion but urges that homosexuals injustice is done to American publicized. Francisco, many in the An understanding based on "have every right to respect, voters. Such refusal perpetuates And this just might be the University community feel ignorance can be replaced friendship, and justice. They voter ignorance and allows the outcome of this election. Carter uneasy at. or directly oppose, the (though only if the person is should have an active role in the candidates to continue to avoid persists at claiming to be in too renewed presence of the Alliance willing) by an education Christian community." important issues. sensitive a position to debate The Foghorn condemns publicly. These grounds sound for Gay Awareness on campus. available through either normal Not only does Campus However, we feel that the group's interaction with the AGA or at presidential hopefuls Georpre all too much like the grounds on Ministry follow this suggestion Bush, Ronald Reagan, and, most which Nixon refused toturnover existence and its "support" by the informational forums it of the American bishops, butalso Campus Ministry are justified. has/will present. of all, James Carter, for not the tapes: to protect national follows the Decrees of the last participating in open public security. In both cases, it is In order to properly examine As for the question of Campus General Congregation of the debates. The domestic and apparent that self-interest is put the question, we divide the issue Ministry "supporting" the group, Jesuit Order. Jesuits are foreign issues are extremely above "national security". into two areas: Should the AGA we find no dichotomy of purpose. mandated to work against complex. It is imperative that the exist on campus?, and should the It is first important to realize Reagan paid the price for not injustice and promote justice for voters have every opportunity to Campus Ministry of a Catholic that the "support" is simply debating in Iowa. George Bush's the suffering. There is no compare and contrast the University have anything to do Campus Ministry'sprovidingthe effort in New Hampshire was question that gays suffer and are politicians' positions. Especially with it? group with a meeting place and a hurt by refusing to debate with the victims of injustice too often when the politics and positions of First, we strongly believe that liaison between CM. and AGA, Anderson and Baker. It is only in society. some candidates are nearly students have arighttoassemble who is capable of integrating this Carter who has so far benefited When Vice President Anne identical. from being above public debate. and form a group such as the with his other duties. Obviously, Dolan refused to allow the The gravity of the issues makes There is no doubt that it is the AGA, independent of theviewsof CM. is not using too much chartering of the AGA in 1976, it even more important that the public that is most hurt by this others as to their operations and energy on this group, even if one she established a study voters elect the most qualified action. The Foghorn feels that goals. The mere idea that most, if could suggest that its energies commission to examine the man: the one with the most sound public debates should be not all, of the people in the AGA' should be channeled elsewhere. question pf gays at USF. In their positions. As we creep towards mandatory for all candidates, are homosexually oriented Despite this, there remains the final report, which urged aspirit war in the Middle East, and as regardless of their position, doesn't sensibly mean that they possibility that many in the of understanding toward gays, inflation continues to erode the popularity, or wealth, and this have no right to form a campus University community may feel their final words were: quality of American life, the would considerably improve the support and awareness group. alientated toward CM. This "Will we (at USF) respond to In the case of AGA, there are should not be too serious, since American public will be directly democratic election process. the challenge which Jesus gives affected by their choice of benefits to both gays and non- most of the people involved in us? Will we be able to treat one gays. For the homosexual in Campus Ministry's activities are another as persons — individuals today's society that is riddled traditional liberals (and are a — who struggle to live a with misconceptions and small group anyway). Also, one Christian life? Will we be able to prejudices, it is important that should not have to support the love one another, accept one he or she find other people "in the AGA to participate in Amnesty another, not being quick to same boat" from whom they can International or the community- condem, but quick to under­ draw support. It is vitally action Outreach programs. stand? Only by a realization that important that a gay not feel As for USF being a Catholic we are all sinners in the need of ^ZAJ^ alone in the world — and University, Campus Ministry is healing of the Lord can this 3M certainly at USF, he or she is not. not violating the spirit of reconciliation and acceptance of For heterosexuals, it is a Catholic belief and activity. one another be achieved." chance to have dispelled the While the Church does condemn rumors and lies that have homosexual activity, it does not View From the

clean-cut basketball team from his media blitzes, and Robert's complex problems, do not build discount Marxism as a force for the university which he named extensive personal use of the themselves on scholarship; it is fundamental social change. after himself) and Robert funds which those campaigns indeed questionable whether Leading scholars, above all Schullar (Evangelism's equiva­ inevitably rake in. McKinley Oral Roberts University has any; liberals, institutionally stifled in lent of PG&E); indeed, one could seems to be so excited about influence has come to him not their own development along well imagine, judging from the getting his golden opportunity to through the painstaking labor of those lines realizing the esoteric portside stance of this respected publicy rip Roberts, that he the mind, but through an insight nature of their profession see the weekly, that the last constraints almost forgets to do the book into agitating the masses. evangelists' polished answers to to interdenominational tolerance review-Sholes rapidly becomes Mainline pundits have social complexities gradually had been thrown down, what was an afterthought for him, having shuddered while the media overwhelming them. always viewed with suspicion served his purpose as the ministers have waxed political in It would be wrong for mainline from the Roman persuasion is reviewer's soapbox. their power: Billy Graham religions to mount a campaign now showered in vitriol, while This mudslinging, I suppose, is backed Richard Nixon, now aimed at wrestling power from liberal and liberated Catholics very good, to one who reads this Baptist Jimmy Carter courts the evangelists; moreover, run to join their more traditional review and knows that it religious broadcasters for polemics of the nature of h\ Robert Boguski brethren at the rhetorical confirms his pent-up antipathy favorable airplay. The TV McKinley's review do not shed barricades; Holy War is a- to the southern style of religion. fundamentalists' audience has much new light on the situation. Whether Protestants battle brewing, the road to unity within The cockles of his heart are likely money to give and tangible To attack an organized religious Catholics in their perennial the Church is open. Wonderful. to be further warmed when he support in the form of votes, movement presupposes a secure contest for souls; whether We now await someone with the sees that the TV preachers are which can help enshrine down- home front and a certain Catholics, for that matter, fight political acumen of a Kaiser being hauled before inquisitors home values or at least one who singularity of purpose, which is among themselves, there is one Wilhelm I, who could tell us. as from mainline religious groups claims to have them in high office my modification of the standard issue where both established, the aforementioned did to the glass house analogy (don't throw mainline religions have reached German Reichstag in 1914. that stones); it is also one way of something of an agreement: they insofar as confronting the enemy "An awkward sort of unity has saying that an intellectually view the rising revenues, is concerned, he no longer knows developed among Catholics, of all secure home front does not exist audiences, and power of televised Lefebvreites, Greeleyites, in the Church, despite claims to religion, and its electric Kuengians, or Wojtylaphiles, but people. . ." the contrary. To oppose the evangelists, with a mixture of only Catholics. superficial, even blatantly fear and loathing. The attack of the liberals at the to defend their marketing an irresistable lure to even the materialistic aspects of prime- An awkward sort of unity has Bible-belters, when not strategies. Honestly, Schuller most doctinaire of Catholic time religion is proper, even for developed among Catholics, of all appalling, can be very amusing: and Roberts, intellectually, politicians. professed liberals, but it is too people; it is the Left which has James McKinley, in his NCR probably stand a snowball's The means for the political serious a job to be left to second stepped up the polemics in an review of estranged Roberts chance in Hell of successfully implementation of mainline rate hell-raisers with axes to area which would seem to be the groupee Jerry Shole's book Give pleading their case rationally to religion has not found its way grind, especially* when these province for right-wing Me That Prime Time Religion, the scholars; but then they need into the works of Martin Marty, same quixotic combatants find it sophistry. No less a bishop-baiter uses the three-quarters of a page only point to the literally millions Karl Rahner, or Edward hard to communicate with, let than the National Catholic allotted to him as a platform in their audience to outline the Schillebeeck; meanwhile, a truly alone understand, their fellow Reporter has printed in two from which to spew forth, in power in their movements. Political Theology faces a rough Catholics. This is one reason why consecutive issues, stories highly rather respectable English, his Massive, emotional ground- road in Catholic circles, where it we venerate Tradition. critical of such airwave salvation own long-simmering prejudices swells, especially those confronts a Curia innately stars as Oral Roberts (he is of the against That Man from Tulsa, promoting simple answers to suspicious of its refusal to totally "-OPINION • February 29. 1980 Correspondence

U.S.F.'s Mess time needed on gardening if university does not mean being And from these details a case was ERA will have on the draft, he is Editor, The Foghorn: there is a lot of trash to be picked "closed minded". (Your criteria built against Melvin. Even absurd. No one as yet knows the In past issues of the Foghorn up. The appearance of the for university) I have never though the case is definitely true practical impact that the you showed an interest in the campus is a reflection of your found catholocism to perjudicate debatable, the real issue again ERA will have on our lives. care and up keep of USF's respect for yourself and your my studies (different view­ was overlooked as Melvin However, equal rights mean grounds, specifically the environment. Please help us keep points). became the Housing Scapegoat. equal responsibilities. How do photograph of the Eucalyptus this campus clean. Last, students should attend a This treatment of Melvin you know for sure. Mr. Attridge, Globulus which were trimmed Gj pcjir*' v university for what it has to offer Cortez should anger every that under the ERA, I will not be behind Gilson Hall. USF GROUNDS CREW and follow its message or at least student who pays tuition. It is beside you in a foxhole? I have as It is unfortunate that the major Catholic study it. Therefore accomplish­ obvious that we are being much right and as little desire to problem affecting the appear­ ing the university goal for manipulated like pawns on a be there as you. ance of the "oasis of greenery" University education. If anybody is confused chessboard. When are we going Finally, Mr. Attridge's behind the dorm was overlooked. Defined about the goal of U.S.F., I to stand up with integrity concern for the preservation of A great number of students recommend reading the against the unjust and humanity is truly noble. But you, apparently feel the USF grounds Editor, the Foghorn: preamble to the Credo and the humiliating treatment of the Mr. Attridge, are the one who function as their personal I admire the way your article Credo itself. It is in the University against the student. has made the mistake in garbage can. A large amount of concerning "catholic education" handbook. Does the University have to dig a judgment You concluded that trash can be found everyday was presented. It showed, or at "We believe finally in Jesus grave for us before we finally women are the only ones who around the dormitories, litter least gave the impression that Christ and his message that come to our senses? must decide between "presiding ranging from large to small. research was done, and for that I the entire life of man is sub­ Let's demonstrate a little self- over a house full of screaming However, this is not limited to respect it. ject to the rule of GOD...." respect and pride. Let's protest kids and dirty diapers" or a the dormitories, but stretches However, may I say your Frangel J. Cannizzarro or at least voice our disapproval. career. In light of your vehement across the entire campus. The criteria for a catholic university A few letters to Peter Wiese in views on the undesirabilities of solution to this particular is, in my opinion, not adequate. the Housing Office would be a career life, I suggest that you problem is totally in the hands of First, it is true that U.S.F. R.A.'s Firing start. We should demand that may be far happier in life as a the students. attracts students of many Unfair Melvin be compensated for room househusband. Give up your This campus serves as a home different backgrounds, but does and board and a stipend given for aspirations to write (surely you for thousands of students over that mean it is not a catholic Editor, the Foghorn; the mental anguish Melvin don't consider yourself to be the school year. A clean, well university? We would like to protest the suffered during this period. among the "precious ten percent" landscaped campus would Second, being a catholic firing of Melvin Cortez, the Let's stand up for ourselves. of the talented people in the provide a more comfortable and university does not mean that it Resident Assistant of seventh Sincerely, world whom you mentioned), and pleasing environment to live in. must practice discrimination or floor Gilson on the basis that Ava McWashington manage the household instead, However, the grounds crew can persecution of other faiths. there was no due process, no Lisa Torre tending to your children's needs not spend the proper amount of Third, being a catholic justice, and definitely no fair Pat Jackson and being there when your play. Chris Nelson working wife walks in the door at Here we have a friendly, Jean Reimer night — "no matter how considerate RA whose biggest Lisa Ko repulsive that notion may Candid Campus fault was to work for the Office of Willie McWashington strike . . ." you Mr. Attridge. bu.y. Alle,Mi„.n- r.,„uFunky, ••» Residential Life. He is one of the Perhaps if you took some of the few RAs who was considered Responses to Guy Williams was spied spending his time in the game Attridge medicine you are prescribing to qualified and very capable. He women, you might better winking and blowing a kiss to room trying to outwit Paragon. had one of the best dispositions on Editor, the Foghorn: one of USF's most eligible lassies Word is that for the first time understand the point your the Housing Staff. In making his "dispassionate, friend's wife made when she took as their cars passed each other on in a long time there was a surplus Melvin was fired because he non-chauvinistic, unbiased 580. Unfortunately, once again of talent at the auditions for a job at Sambo's. Since you did supposedly "could not control his observations about women" Mr. not, let me spell it out for you. At he did not score . . . Melvin Oliver! Expect a good show. floor." Our question is who could? Attridge may be cute and he may Cortez got the axe from the How's that for news! . . . Sambo's, she is paid money for He has tried to treat 7th floor be coy, but he definitely is not work she does well. Status in a Housing Office and a lot of folks Speaking of talent. I saw a Gilson as if they were adults. clever. It has been a while since I are pissed off at the tactics of faculty member pick up a job does not have the overriding Last semester he was placed on have read a "writer" publish his importance for many people that Peter Wiess, Housing Director. beautiful blonde student in the probation for not being on the naivete and ignorance with such Weiss, otherwise known as Yogi Fog n Grog last week. I'm not it seems to have for you. Can you floor enough, but he has more wild abandonment'. understand that or was it just her because of the impressive figure revealing his name. Not because than compensated for that. First of all, Mr. Attridge he cuts, fired one of the school's I'm a nice guy, but because I pride and self-sufficiency that Melvin has been ladened with the should research before writing. confused you? Eh, Attridge? best RAs simply because he want to keep him wondering. worst floors in the Housing Men have bigger bodies with could not work the miracle of Finally, it looks like the Community, beginning as a larger muscles than women - J* Collins controlling USF's answer to Evening College is finis. All novice on 2p referred to in the overall. But it does not follow and Editor, the Foghorn: Delta House, 7G. Apparently, evening students have got to go past as "The Zoo." Then was it is not true that women are not Thank God there are still they have tried to send in their through the regular support moved to seventh floor Gillson strong. We are strong, and if we people in this world who still own Nedermeyer to take his services. (Poor guys) The staff is which has a reputation' so choose, strong enough to serve value the profession of place. Cut the cake. Weiss should wondering what their fate is. comparable to the old 2p in the army. As for endurance, Motherhood. spend his time knowing what's Inside word is that they'd better reputation. It almost seems that the aggregate level is signifi­ going on around here instead of And, as Mr. Attridge points pursue the want ads. there was a conspiracy against cantly higher for women than for out, those of us who chose to raise the likeable personage of Melvin men, not lower, Mr. Attridge. I a family should not be considered Cortez. refer you to your basic college social rejects. Certainly the There has always been biology text, preferably one rewards that one receives from problems in the past with 7G written in the twentieth century. raising children will far exceed before Melvin arrived. Obviously Although Mr. Attridge has a those available to women or men the guys are just restless. Maybe most intriguing insight into the in traditional careers. the Housing Staff could have mind of the Army, not only of this What career offers the cooperatately worked with country but of Israel and Red challenge, the responsibility, the Melvin to alleviate the real China as well, unless he has facts satisfaction, and the respect that • » problem. But ORL never OLianaI Ml ( MM I 1 Ol MMIHMhHl a to support himself, his is available in Motherhood? s considered trying to locate the statements on this subject are So let's hear it for James problem, as usual they resorted unfounded and childishly Attridge for his "daring" and his Staff Box to covering the problem by pretentious. As for his analysis realistic optimism. Editor-in-Chief Matthew A. Mallet building upon irrelevant details. on what effect ratification of the Managing Editor Marcella Farragher Julie Donaldson News Editor Walter Neary Assistant Theresa Hudson r Opinion Editor Stephen Graziani U)«. are, worH-in*, touxwelfc Ths, Entertainment Editors Denise Sullivan. Susie Uson devfcloproent of o-oeaJSTocU^t: Sports Editor T.R. Sullivan Photo Editor Michael Dubnoff On*. rfcoT u>ill fijau s+ttndmo Photo Assistants Ted Brooker Tim Szumowski io loj lines, qlet,*P*jlly pa* draphic Arts Editor J«»P Moises oo*tr-utci;5 Toi+tonSj tx/\& Copy Editor Jim DalRon Ch«erPi>llu tJ& Tasteless 90O- Business Manager Larry Ching. Robin Martin Advertising Jackie Ebrahimni. John (lomez And u»ill require no servicma uihaJsoever vox a Pol I H sieju Distribution Editor Ross Miller uearS Contributing Editors George Epsilanty James Attridge The Sam Francisco Foghorn is the official newspaper of the Uni­ versity of San Francisco published Fridays during the academic fVH year except on holidays and during summer and intersession The Foghorn is run and produced exclusively by students Editorials do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Student Body or the Uni­ flMm* /}r—, versity Administration The editor is solely responsible for the contents of each and everv issue. G=*-0 Typi.illl.g L.o II Pub Omk v Volume One February 29, 1980 number four

In This Issue Another look at . . Beer 8

A Chorus Line 9

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Herrington's Taster's Choice Beers of the Orient by Richard Hedderman faithful to the palate bottle poro is ultimately a failure in "^-H^/4t and after bottle. Also, its one of the taste. It is bland and soily Royce Chrys few beers which (like most tasting and not too much HEKRINGTONs USF business professors) still different from Miller. Pity. 39 Jones Street This article dedicated to our has a cork-lined cap. But its grand head is truly a between McAllister and Golden Gate tear friend Mr. Phil Nicolau. Our second selection is the delight even if the taste should Inner city Irish taverns have a warm spot in my heart now famous Kirin Beer also fail you. I've spent some great times with friends and strangers in from Tokyo, and, by the way, Finally, we profile two of such establishments. I smiled the first time I walked into Unfortunately, Richard the official beer of the now- the best from the People's Herrington's. The long horseshoe of a bar dominates the sustained a mysterious injury completed 1980 Winter Republic of China: Shanghai high-ceilinged room that is ringed with tables. Small to his left thumb early this beer and one we have already candles were alight on the checkered tableclothes and a week which forced him to reviewed in the February 15 Willie Nelson tune tinkled from the jukebox. research this week's review issue of the FOGHORN- Herrington's reminds me of those classic Irish bars on one-handed. Thankfully, he Tsingtao (pronounced, Manhattan's Second Avenue. The place was established in managed nicely. So, on we go. "ching-dow"). As for the best 1908 and Herrington's has been in the same location for 50 A few days ago, one of our of these two, its Shanghai years. When the union halls were in the Market Street favorite local beer-sellers told hands down. It's truly the area 30 years ago, many of the workers used to congregate us, "the price of European finest' Oriental brew we here. In the last five years, some of the unions have been beers has sky-rocketed, but sampled. In color, it's much returning to the Civic Center/Market Street area and the Oriental beers are still in lighter than Tsingtao, but the some of the old atmosphere is returning. the ball park price-wise." And flavor is overwhelmingly Herrington's is owned by two genial Irish-Americans, he was right. The price of robust and fine. Tsingtao is Dan Kerr and Tommy O'Connell. Mr. Kerr was adamant some of the best beers in more demure and is nowhere in his support of organized labor and he told me Harry Europe has gone through the near as spunky. Shanghai has Bridges, longshoreman boss, comes in quite a bit. Tommy ceiling. Such beers as Pilsner a kick like a New Year's O'Connell told me that the essence of Herrington's is Urquell and Bass Ale have firecracker and just as much "people . . . meeting them person to person. You can feel gotten very pricey. But the sparkle. Shanghai would have at ease here." Bartender Frank Ryan, who serves free Oriental varieties have Olympics. Kirin presents a been fit for Chairman Mao's soup to the denizens ofthe Tenderloin who wander in, says curiously remained stable. handsome, rich color but only picnic basket and sources weekends are best at Herrington's. Ryan says most of the This, if nothing else, should a medium head which is have it that the good clientele is American and "it's a very mixed crowd." provoke you to sample these surprising due to its lively Chairman secretly liked to The Irish coffee, made with Tullamore Dew, is excellent lovelies from Japan and quality. Its flavor is very soft shampoo with it. The fact that and costs only $1.35. Tommy O'Connell says it's the best in China. Aside from the reason­ and sweet and it's probably we don't, shouldn't influence town. On draft, Herrington's has Pabst Blue Ribbon and able pricing, the beers we've the most fullbodied and multi- your decision to give it the old Guiness Stout at 80? a glass and $1.20 the pint. Bottled chosen to review are, like the faceted brew that Japan has to communist try. Orient, strangely exotic and beers include Heineken, Molson Bass and Harp, all at a offer. But how it earned its The five beers reviewed this mystical. buck and a quarter a bottle. Mixed drinks are usually 80Aynsley Dunbar in a band ••"• w„*f*%^%*^ %*-*rwa* •*>••*» •• 0 H *•»*«* **+**a»+**a+'**^ **^ ptkJ0 11 **» • I H»» M a»*P II •***• ' [ Well there I was, in the Translation: There is nothing that knows what to do with record; store, trying to decide on the album to put you in a him. Aynsley lets you know between the new Buzzcocks diabetic coma. Thank you that he's around; he's there album and the new Jefferson Starship members. rockin' with the rest of them Starship album. A tough On this album, the group is (and the best of them). Always Golden Brands choice for this rock junkie. at their best. It always killed a great drummer, Aynsley The choice was made in the me the way they had all this has been working towards Bottling Company end by the size of my paycheck talent and never seemed to use this point for a long time; glad that week (the Buzzcocks, it. Except for a few shining to see it pay off. Also, nice to is pleased to announce being a import, ws more moments, I always felt they see the group with a guy who expensive). Yes, I picked up were holding back. Now I knows what to do with a the appointment of Freedom at Point Zero, and know they were. drumstick. was greatly surprised. I found Why is it the best? Because Saving the best for last, the Miller Representative tht I hadn't spenteightdollars the group is here to rock and Paul Kantner's blend of on a semi-good picture of the roll and they let you know it science fiction lyrics and DEBBIE MEYERS band (Craig looks s-o-o good). from the very start. From the rock'n'roll go together Fortunately, while other start of "Jane" to the last fantastically great. Paul for bands are either playing the round of "alrights" in proves this in songs like "Girl same old thing or have sunken "Freedom at Point Zero," they With the Hungry Eyes" and University of San Francisco to the depths of disco, the let you know they're taking the title track. In another Jefferson Starship have you on a speed-of-light ride Kantner song "Lighten Rose," delivered just the thing this through rock and roll. the story is told of a futuristic junkie needed to stop the Call your Miller Campus representative to find Getting down to the ground romance. It's beautiful and withdrawal; a pure dose of out what important services; equipment^ ideas for a moment 111 tell you why loving without being absurdly rock and roll. This album this album is worth dishing boring or sugary. The result: and fine products we have to help make your takes off and never lets you out eight bucks for, if not the Jefferson Starship no party or event a very successful one. come back to earth, keeping buying copies for all your longer exists as the group we you in the outer reaches of friends. Craig Chaquico's used to know. The name music. In plain English guitar playing is masterful. should be changed to Starship "THIS ALBUM ROCKS". He proves that you can be a Enterprise. The members One of the many nice things good looker and still have sound in harmony together about this album is the talent. Bluntly put, this guy is and in harmony with each absence of anything that great. Listen to "Jane." If that other, something that never sounds like "Count on Me." and his performance on the seemed to happen on the For more information phone _668-4863 Don't get me wrong, there is rest of the album don't previous albums. They are "Where legal nothing wrong with the song, convince you he's got what it tight, like a cohesive force. if you like it. But if they had takes to stand next to those And may this force be with • I9'8 Miller Bitvni Co Md.iutrr wi U S A >,tmt's „t M.He H.|H ! :i- lilt ind Iooenoiio Beers put out anything like that on English guys, you got you (tell me I didn't write this record, I'd be saying that problems. While on the that). February 29, 1980 page

'Chorus Line' dazzles 'em at Golden Gate

By Van Ault follows is a series of fashioned a workable script confessions and stories about from these probings. By the time you read this, A the life of a Broadway Joseph Papp, director of the Chorus Line will have closed "gypsy", the name given to New York Shakespeare its two month engagement at dancers who spend their lives Festival, gave encouragement the rejuvinated Golden Gate trouping from show to show, with the contribution of Theater. While it's too late for audition to audition. Through workshop space for the a review, the show's music, dance, humor, and developing production. When illustrious history and pathos, the dancers shed their Bennett realized that it was original concept are worth glossy show business facades, impossible to do a show about further exploration. This was and stand vulnerable within dancers without music, the third booking of Chorus the collective psyche of a Marvin Hamlisch and Line in San Francisco, having chorus line. Edward Kleban were drafted broken box office records in Director Michael Bennett's to create the score. The songs two previous runs at the original concept evolved are not of the wispy, cream- Curran. Of all the productions through weeks and weeks of puff variety churned out of the Foghorn reviewed in the talking with his cast, taping most Broadway musicals. 1979 season, none were as dialogues, reaching for the They aren't the tuneful type memorable as this one. essence of what made them one walks out of the theater Not another fluffy musical become dancers. "Suddenly humming, with the exception concoction that was cooked up all those things we had perhaps of "What I Did For for easy mass consumption, A thought unique about Love." The absence of Chorus Line used realism as ourselves turned out to be elaborate sets and flashy, its basis. The scene is a what everyone had gone expensive costumes is mirrored rehearsal stage, and through," he explained. noticeable. But what results is 24 dancers are auditioning for "Dancers have got to be honest a real and sensitive look at the eight roles in a show's chorus. with themselves because you life of dancers. As the audition proceeds, the spend your life in front of a It was the theatre people director asks each of the mirror. There's no way to kid who first took Bennett's dancers to reveal something yourself." Playwrights James showbiz valentine to heart. A scene from the award winning musical, 'A Chorus Line' about themselves. What Kirkwood and Nicholas Dante Actress Ruth Gordon said she which just finished a successful run at the Golden Gate could see it every week for the Theatre. two cents rest of her life. Lord Laurence the chorus line. it has appeared. Its third trip Olivier took time out of the A Chorus Line has garnered to San Francisco showed it to uh-ooh-ah-uh filming of Marathon Man to the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, be as powerful as ever. catch the show, and at the end the New York Critics Award Hopefully it will be back tothe Ge.nrge. Epsilanty, of the performance he took his (in twelve categories), and Bay Area again for yet 1 remember the first time I heard of Lene Lovich was when place proudly in the center of unanimous acclaim wherever another encore. 1 was living on 11th Ave. I was really getting into NewWave music, and Kyle came into the living room one night and said, "You've got to hear this new song, I think it's called Lucky Number. It's got a four-note chorus: uh-ooh-ah-uh!" What? In depth study of the male Uh-ooh-ah-uh? What the hell is that? He put on a cassette that he recorded off KSAN (that was before the Great Demise) by Karen Hohl While he has a temper he is Those of type number 8 defy and I heard this remarkably exciting song by a woman with and Robin Martin not easily angered. If you description. These men will a strange accent and a jerky vocal style. I was soon hooked. want to live a life of luxury always keep you guessing. Soon after. I bought Stateless, her first American album, After forty years of and also have the "perfect The Enigmatic type are filled with danceable tunes and interesting lyrics. Thetitleof observation we have come to family" then keep on the interesting, intruiging but the album, her accent, and the peculiar clothing she was the conclusion that men. like a lookout for an Aspiritious nice and always seem to have wearing on the cover gave me the impression that she was a TV Dinner, can be compart­ man. at least one unusual taste or Czechoslovakian refugee or something. The truth is that mentalized (personality- Have a strong maternal hobby. If you love the she's an American expatriate from Detroit, living in London. wise). And just as your peas instinct? Then chances are unfathomable, a man of type 8 Her album was so exciting, I wondered what she must be like sometimes fall into your that types 4 and 5 will be may be the perfect long term in person. Last Saturday night, at the Mabuhay Gardens, I mashed potatoes, sometimes attracted to you. But they may project for you. found out — she and her band are great. your boyfriend (or your *--' be quite what you're The 9th type is the The place was a mob scene. The first two bands were pretty brother, or, on the off chance looking for, unless you want to Extremists, who aren't nearly good: "391" gets at C+, and Bruce Wooley and the Camera you are male — YOU) falls be a mother at a eery young as forbidding as they sound. Club gets a B. They got the crowd well-warmed up for the into more than one compart­ age. The Mothered types are ' To these men. everything is coming of Lene (pronounced LAY-na) Lovich. I was right in ment. In reviewing the men malleable, possessive, black and white with no grey. front of the stage (whenever you go to a concert with Steve we know, we have come to sensistive, covetous and They are blunt, but humorous Spinali, you always end up right in front) sweating from the realize that certain basic secretive, but they are nice and, when they need be, heat and buzzing from the beers and the blasting music. types distinguish themselves. and usually loyal. Number 5, somewhat righteous. You will When Lene finally came out she looked like Ophelia — long To this end, after much the Workaholics are the either hate or love this man: braids, a long dress, totally insane, with a pile of rose petals deliberation, we have come up overachievers of the group. there is no chance you'll be on her head which she shook off onto the appreciative crowd. with a list of ten Basic Male They're manipulative, high indifferent. If you like a man She then sang with such crazed i ntensity and her band was so Personality Types for your strung, sensitive, secretly The last type we have called tight, and the songs were so exciting that I barely remember convenience. These ten types. mushy and want mothering. the Four Eyes, simply because what happened, except that the packed crowd was bouncing and combinations thereof, Some men are so wrapped every guy we know in this up and down as one mass until the very end. It was truly describe, in our opinion, any up in themselves that they category wears glasses. (And memorable. and all men. If you don't may not notice you. Type 6 — being somewhat egotistical My other entertainment experience of the weekend was agree, at least think about it. The Spoiled Brats — are they can use the insult.) These The San Francisco Experience. Thank God this is not like and perhaps come up with insensitive to others, men are usually highly living in San Francisco: the real San Francisco experience is your own list. We'd be tempermental and tactless. intelligent, cynical, verbally not this corny and does not have dreadful saccharine music interested in hearing your They'll be jealous of any adept, uncomunicative. some­ playing in the background. This multimedia show used to be view. interest you have outside of what lazy, competitive, located on the Wharf, and is now at 730 Mason, near Sutter. The first of the ten are the them, but expect you to allow difficult to know well and Steve Runyon pave me some free passes so three of us got real Melloirites. These guys are them all the freedom they amusing in a sarcastic, biting stoned and went down to see it. easy-going, humorous, sweet, desire. If you are fascinated way. If you are extremely Technically, it's well done, using at least two dozen slide energetic and only slightly by a tempermental male and a sensitive, avoid this type. But projectors, several movie projectors, directional sound, and interested in material things. glutton for punishment you if you enjoy a good cutting elaborate special effects including Sensurround (can you If you are looking for someone might try life with a Spoiled remark — even if it's directed guess what that was for?) and a fog machine that drenched carefree and lighthearted. Brat — but we don't at you — you may find type 10 the audience and left us giggling uncontrollably. The this is the man for you. guarantee you'll stick it out. perfect. purpose of all this technology is to tell the story of our city The second type, the Hi '*- So Ever meet a man and later With these ten types in using a combination of old photos, drawings, and present day Streets, are characterized by wonder, what possible reason mind you should be able to footage. their otpmism. patience, this person can have for categorize just about any The major flaws were the dippy music and the shallowness tolerance, family orientation existing? Type 7 — The h

Cedar Walton paints 'Soundscapes' by Tim Maloney time the music is buried so sound he likes. Berg takes deeply in the remix that all another fine solo; it's too bad Cedar Walton is making an you really hear is bass and he couldn't stretch out more. impact on the American mu­ some raunchy horns above the Steve Turre also eases sic scene . . . at last. With six cliche synthesizer licks. This poetically on trombone. His albums released in the last tune has fire. Walton plays a dark sound and bigtone really year, one might think he made compact, precise, swinging add to "Soundscapes" but he a crater. That's not the whole solo that leads into Bob Berg's stays in the ensembles on most story, though Two of the sax solo. tunes. A charter member of aforementioned albums are He plays one chorus of the Rashaan Roland Kirk imports only, two are re-issues screaming high energy that's vibration society, Turre is an of imports and two are home great. One reason that L.A. is extremely talented young grown, right out of Colum­ such a dynamic tune is 'bone player. Cedar returns bia's currently sprouting jazz because every timethe soloists for another solo toclos e "Sixth players stretch out, it becomes With "Soundscapes," Cedar garden. change, they have two bars Avenue." a real "groove" tune. The has tamed his flying fingers, "Soundscapes" is Cedar's unaccompanied. This adds to Tony Dumas, twenty-four- musical interaction reaches carefully crafted and second release for Columbia the tension of the tune and year-old bassist from Los its highest peak on "Sound­ developed his concept and and another "concept album" really gets the listener on top Angeles, has come up with scapes," save "Latin come up with a winner. This is as well. By concept, I mean of the beat. another fine tune for this America." Walton plays a an extremely listenable, that Walton went into the "Sixth Avenue" reminds me album, "Naturally." Dumas is fleet, formidable solo. Pianis- likable album. Soundscapes studio for the first record of a theme for a TV detective one of the most formidable tically, this man can play with can hold its own, musically, (Animation JC 35200) with a show. It's a bit of a letdown young bassists on today's anyone. In a way, Cedar has with anything coming out of certain idea in mind, a special after "Latin America," but I scene and an important part had to overcome his the record mills of today. personalized sound that he don't mean that it's not good. of Walton's studio and touring phenomenal chops; he can be Soundscapes has heart It is wants to bring out. He Cedar plays some intricate ensembles. "Naturally" has an so good live that the records Cedar Walton and his music. achieved this admirably on runs against the bigensemble urgent sound but once the are often a letdown. They are one. Beautiful. "Animation" with very contempo-fusion sounding music, with a softer, acoustic jazz feeling. "Soundscapes" is a further continuation of this unique concept in "fusion" jusic. Walton's ensemble of eight players has a big, strong sound but never a busy, overdramatic bombast sound like Spyro-Gyra or Matrix. Cedar's keyboards sparkle throughout and his 5 originals Bank of America are pleasant, though seldom inspiring. The real beauty to this record is that the arrangements and production were also done by Walton, thus avoiding the hodgepodge of many other contemporary THE jazz albums. This is an extremely well-crafted and produced record. Side One opens with Warm to the Touch, featuring a Leon FINANCE Thomas vocal. This is a nice tune and has some real airplay possibilities. It's a bit too long in LP form; perhaps a 45 trimmed to five minutes or so would be better. "The Early Generation" is another matter entirely. This is a cooker, funky bass and all. Bob Berg plays some wailing 'traneish sax over the rich but never overdone arrangements, while Tony Dumas plucks his Blitz bass with abandon. Money Transfer Service Cedar is on acoustic this cut I>**a> > uniin and his playing is measured and logical with an exciting Villi I " ill>nlll twist at the end. An added bonus is that Freddie [fa]£&$S£g& Hubbard is featured on this At Bank of America, we lyuji free at any Bank of tune. He plays muted in the study student banking needs. ( Account Transle1 r Service America branch. ensemble and blows a nice And we've designed our It's easyto-get-to open solo to close. Vi Money Convenience System™ banking. Our Money "N.P.S." closes Side One. to help meet them. I INFORMATION REPORTS Convenience System This tune features a more helps fit banking into pensive, delicate approach. What's the Money your schedule. With It's a warm tune, with a Convenience System? early and late walk-up/ simple theme that builds into a big ensemble sound, spiced drive-up windows by fine remix touches on It's easy services. For available at most synthesizer. Walton plays example, our free Money Transfer branches—just in case electric, funky and with a Service is great if you're getting $1.50 a month for the nine-month you have classes during our regular bright sound that contrasts money from home. With it, funds school year. And no service charge hours. And, since Bank of America with the dissonance in the can be automatically transferred at all for June, Jury or August has more branches in California ensemble punctuations. on a regular basis from one Bank We also offer Instant Cash to than any other bank, we're probably "Latin America," the first of America checking or savings help you establish credit while you're nearby. tune on the B side, is the best account to another, anywhere still in school. It's available to So come in and get to know on the record. When I in California. students of sophomore standing or The Finance Major. And you'll get previewed this record last It's easy savings, checking summer, this was the tune higher who qualify. to know easier student banking. that stuck in my head. Now I and credit We have a wide variety of It's free and easy financial know why. L.A. opens with a plans to fit most needs. Including information. Our Consumer iAtin theme that has a very College Plan® checking, which gives Information Reports cover a variety catchy melody to it. About you unlimited check writing for just of financial subjects and they're HI BANKOF AMERICA twenty seconds into the tune, the ensemble comes in and I do mean in\ Few fusion records explode; most of the Bank o* America NT ASA • Member FOlC February 29, 1980 page II

Blond, naughty youths offer No Alternative by Anna Pirana they act." But all essence of neo Dictionario de Punk: Hard, seriousness put aside. No driving sound of NYER Alternative does provide NYER NYER guitar - another outlet in City punk radical lyrics, spikey hair, called PURE FUN. Undoubt- clothing fresh from the Salvation Army, and OHHHHH. the voice of the rebellious youths into sex, drugs, and rock n roll! 'Genocide, Coons, Epitome sample: Blond, naughty-youth-type attacking Rees, rip apart life' drums, Chris Coon; black leather but not-too-garagy bassist Jeff Rees; platinum blond via Loreal and quite edly though Genocide. Coon, undescribable stage charact­ and Rees rip apart life, there er John Genocide Patterson. are still grounds for more All known as San Francisco's No Alternative IS (left to right) Chris Coon, John Genocide and Jeff Rees. amusement and even corum own No Alternative. populo comedy on stage. Quite a fitting example is Case in point: John jumps No Alternative to those who on acid. We just play A lotof older punks may not which will not support new up and down, knocks things expect to see and hear the rock'n'roll." like this type of questionable local venues which forbid its over in drunko style, and typical early Clash-type punk But there is that wired singing and lyrical flubbing, doors to minors. Says heckles the audience in Dirk music. Though many can radical end. No Alternative's and can go around yelling Genocide, "I figure since I'm Dirksen style with tons of F— heartily contend that No stage performances and song PHONY, but it's all a matter 19 then, it would be really you's added for convenience. Alternative is just a giant contest prove that there are of opening up thine eyeballs hypocritical playing "over 21" Jeff faces John or another more than afterthoughts of and begin speculating on the bars, seeing that none of my direction when on stage out of Whiskey floating around in sincerity of No Alternative. friends can get in and I don't sheer contrite "Oh-no. not their brain space. Suicide, feel like playing for a bunch of again." and Chris is virtually 'Just aggressive "What the hell is wrong with burnt-out old hippies seeing invisible behind his humon- rock and roll' me . . .", seem to be their heydays in the 60's. I like gous drum set. interesting topics but there is 'What the hell is just young audiences cause "We're just out to have fun,' that slight obsession with W- wrong with me?' they have more fun and says John. overdose of 12 million A-R. "Johnny Got His Gun." appreciate things more. Plus, they all sorta look thrashing guitars, there are the bands successful single They're looser with the way kinda cute on stage. facets of skilled musianship hanging 3 strong months on For starters. No Alterna­ and points beyond the 3-chord the Rotten Records Charts, tive has been one of the syndrome. But No Alterna­ was a prelude to the sins of premiere bands playing at tive prefers to paint their battle but strangely enough, benefits and supporting Classified music as unrecognizable and their newest record is all causes from anti-radioactiv­ uncategorizable. "Just about "Make Guns, Not Love." ity, to broken backs, to silly SERVICES JOBS IN NURSING aggressive rock'n'roll. That's As Genocide once claimed, little Empresses of Polk town. Impossible paper due too soon? Representatives from Sisters ot about it. We're not running "Love songs are great once the Next in line, No Alternative Need help with typing, grammar Mercy Hospitals of California. 9 around saying we're punk or poor people are fed." is virtually the only band left organization library search Arizona will be on campus Friday Special problems are no problem Feb 29 1980 12 noon - 3pm Get to Academic Assistants Disser­ information about available tation assistance, too Andrea nursing positions Place Cowell Lightbulb contest sparks bright ideas 221-3333. ext 143 Hall Rm 223 them. Our favorites will $6.12 PER HOUR —Hoie many college adminis­ Think you can do better? TYPING SERVICE trates does it take to screir in Bring your entry—in a sealed appear here in two weeks. Because of a labor dispute Three winners will betaken to Busvan needs 2-3 additional a light bulb? envelope, please—to the IBM CORRECTING employees to work 2-3 days per —Four: one to screw in a 100- Foghorn office before 3 p.m. the Fog'n'Grog for a free beer SELECTRIC week, moving heavy furniture watt bulb, one to replace it with next Friday. A panel of three and (of course) a compliment­ Ashbury St. 564-4992 within the stores and loading it a eheaper 75-waJt bulb, one to ex-New Yorkers will judge ary 100-watt bulb! onto customer's cars If you are replace that one with a cheaper interested in working with the 60-watt bulb, and one to h ire a BASEBALL • FOOTBALL public and can handle heavy consultant to find out why the CARDS lifting call Keith Porsley at students are going blind. Hartland plastic players Busvan — 981-1405 As the 70s closed, New York statues, yearbooks, and was swept with a revival of memorabelia wanted HIGH QUALITY, color concf t Lee 445-1230 light bulb jokes. 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by Rick Weston Because there are so few crackers made from seaweed, intelligentsia left, specialization people using rusted ships and old 198 J, is no longer just a story by and mass production have to be autos as houses, frequent energy George Orwell. It has already abandoned and the economic blackouts and water rationing. occurred. Anyone with their eyes system reverts to a kind of People are so obsessed with My two favorite open can see that highly cooperative, with people pooling obtaining any little luxury over stories in the technological societies (even one their skills and doing many their neighbor that they will sell Silverberg that proclaims itself as different kinds of jobs: one week themselves and others out. Andy collection are "progressive" as the United you're presidentof a construction Rusch the only person who "Ishmael In States) have become increas— firm, the next, a ceramic potter, doesn't and what does he gain? Love" about an ingly authoritarian in nature. Kn*-nbluth carries this theme He still loses everything: love, articulate lovesick They enforce homogeneity in oi u -^logical disintegration to shelter, his detective job, etc. dolphin and "How It order to insure a smoothly its logical extreme; ordinary Why do most of the characters Was When The Past running state, be it for single-prop planes look like anti- sell out? To buy a little easy time Went Away." The ideological reasons or in most ballistic missiles; advertise- before the inevitable apocalypse. latter is the strongest cases, economic. ments are vulgar, geared to a It is the wealth of background story of the bunch and In Aldous Huxley's "Brave three-year-old mentality, loudly detail rather than the plot or the survivors are in shock, but has an eerie topicality. New World," Soma is the all- screaming with sexual blandish- most of the main characters that Ish manages to find a select Someone has dumped purpose panacea drug — ments; cars with a top speed or makes Harrison's Make Room so group that is relatively stable memory-destroying drags into presently represented by the 35, that are styled like stream- chillingly immediate. and builds a sort of cooperative the water supply of San alcohol and marijuana of the lined jets; and trained Earth Abides by George R. community. Francisco! The result is that working class — keeping their professionals, such as doctors, Stewart is another story dealing This is where the narrative people suffer short-term senses numbed from expressing who mindlessly babble and with the large-scale breakdown starts sagging. Ish in this section, memory loss — the more unlucky outrage at a wildly accelerating giggle at comic books, of our technocracy. The main whines and complains about the have severe long-term memory technology that strips them of Sounds like the 70's doesn't it? character, Isherwood Williams, declining interest in reading in damage to the point of losing their individuality. Yet the story was written in the is a Berkeley, California student the community and cannot their identities. That 1984 is already here early fifties! The solutions out in the mountains for a rest, accept the inevitable return to a A few lucky ones escape the illustrates the predictive nature devised by the lead character to when he's bitten by a rattlesnake. rustic country existence, where damage, either because they of science fiction. Thus, eradicate the morons is too good After shaking off the effects of no one works particularly hard. drink bottled water, alcohol or "predictive nonfiction" would be to be revealed — hilariously the venom, "Ish" returns to find The group still gets most of its fruit juice. The city government more suitable than "science funny yet chillingly realistic, civilization wiped off the earth. necessities from the abandoned however, has broken down and fiction." It's fascinating Make Room! Make Room! by Stewart's premise is that most stores. Ish worries about what these people must keep the basic (although somewhat macabre) to Harry Harrison continues with of mankind is wiped out by the will happen to the future machinery functioning. imagine what might be the the Marching Moron predictions outbreak of a mutant bacteria generation when the supplies The story shrewdly perceives possible consequences of a of runaway population growth, from a test lab that humans disappear. He finally devises a how people would react blindly accelerating technoc- But it adopts a more Malthusian succumb to. Stewart makes this clever scheme that takes into differently to the memory loss: racy. outlook of the future: men are not plausible and it could happen. account the community's those whose livelihood depends Some of the science fiction necessarily complete dummies, Remember the controversy over degeneration into a primitive on remembering, stockbrokers stories I will discuss are on the they just don't plan for future a year ago about the DNA craft-oriented village. The and professional mnemonics, slightly "old" side, but I'm problems, such as food and replication experiments being surprise twist at the end, which commit suicide; others accept it trusting that readers of this are resource shortages because of a done at Stanford and the involves a significant change in without necessarily liking it; bored of hearing harpy-voiced high-growth population, University of Michigan? It's very Ish's status in the tribe, more many actually benefit from the critics cawing over the latest Written in 1966, the core of the easy to visualize a microorgan­ than compensates for the tedious amnesia: it allows them to quit blockbuster best-seller. This plot revolves around Andy ism escaping and making man middle of the story. Published in dwelling on past failures and selection is not all-inclusive, but Rusch, a New York City police seriously ill or killing him. 1949, Earth Abides contains "turn a new leaf." Silverberg also is designed to give you some ideas detective. Rusch puts in brutal The initial section ofthe book is many allusions to religion and astutely predicts the emergence on where to start. This first in a 14-hour work shifts in which he probably the best. Stewart not surprisingly, the title is part of a religion based on "the series of articles on Sci-Fi is attempts to monitor and control catalogues the variety of of a quote from Ecclesiastes in blessedness of sweet oblivion" concerned with the future social some forty million city reactions to this catastrophic the Bible: "Men come and go, but which is founded by a former interrelationships of man. inhabitants in the year 1999. A situation: some people take earth abides." philosophy professor who was The first story is a gem. It's city where there are so many advantage of the epidemic to Robert Silverberg's Earth's committed to a sanitarium for currently out of print, but can be homicides daily that the police break into stores and loot them; Other Shadow is my favorite depression over the death of his found in old British anthology records deaths rather than waste others survive, but commit collection of short vignettes loved ones! The story has editions in used paperback time investigating, suicide because of the isolation; about life on Earth in the future. unnerving parallels to the stores. Called The Marching Rusch, however, spends most still others try to maintain a Published in 1973, the stories Guyana Cult tragedy, as well as a Morons, it's published by one of of the book combing the streets semblance of their former range from aliens who cause host of other associations. So, the masters of sci-fi, C. M. for a young Chinese boy who has existence in a sad charade; the nightmares in humans to read these books and become Kornbluth. killed Mike O'Brien, an strongest, adapt to the new carnivorous trees who excrete aware of the possible future The protagonist of Marching important labor organizer. conditions and prosper. Many of hallucinogenic juice. destinies looming before us! Morons is a man who has himself O'Brien's influential chums fear flash-frozen because he's dying a rival mobster is trying to take BE PREPARED FOR THE i of a serious disease and he doesn't over the city. They put heat on want his wife to collect the the police department to find the insurance money. He awakens to killer and Rusch is assigned to WEARING OF THE GREEN! a world even more topsy-turvey the case. than the one he left. What has The detective meets a central transpired while he was frozen is character during the investiga- thatmostof the ruling elite of his tion, Shirl Greene, O'Brien's ST- PATRICK'S day had practiced birth-control mistress. Rusch falls in love with methods and brought their her and takes her to his tenement I population growth down to zero walkup he shares with an old I while the lower class working man, Solomon Kahn. Rusch and march stiffs, perpetually poor, were Shirl spend most of their time reproducing like crazy. The fighting and are really bland as ,ec»^ result? A population explosion of characters, but Sol is a 1-17 morons, dolts, syphillitic wonderful character. When not madmen and yo-yo's with a tiny wheezing and pedaling crazily cadre of intelligent humans to on his bicycle, which is rigged to carry on the bare a generator, | Any Green orWnite bones functioning of Sol is technologica grumbling T-SHIRT society. about the insanities of the present age and waxing philosophical 25 about the "real good old days." Plus, the crusty ! OFF old fart is chock full of such nifty I bromides as "don't take any wooden nickels!" The book sticks closer to what might be our eventual future: MF BOOKSTORE welfare cards, people huddled together by the hundreds sleeping in doorways during winter, food rations of Ener-G open weekdays J." j(|-Q'-yy Saturdays |0"u J^NctNto^w^S^fe

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Spartans gain Revenge With 70-59 Victory Over USF by T. R. Sullivan The USF Dons won their first undisputed NorCal champion­ ship last weekend by defeating Pacific 71-51 but their dream of an undefeated conference season came to an end against San Jose who defeated San Francisco 70- 59 in the Spartan Gym. San Jose was led by guard Karen Mason, who scorched the nets with her shooting as she connected on 11 of 20 shots from the field while not missing in six free throw attempts. The other star in the game for the Spartans was their diminutive point guard Wanda Thompson who made up for an 0- 6 night from the field by feeding off eleven assists while picking USF's pockets for eleven steals. Thompson was also clutch from the line as her five free throws in the last minutes kept USF from overtaking the Spartans. The Dons came into the game very complacent, knowing the conference title was secure win or lose. This complacency resulted in 21 turnovers, most of them in the first half. In fact, in the first half USF Mike Dubnoff shot 53% from the field while the After two defeats against Santa Clara and Gonzaga, USF Spartans connected on under 4 40% of their shots. However at once again finds themselves in a battle for the WCAC halftime, San Jose State led by championship. seven, 38-31 underscoring how by T.R. Sullivan through their second slump of bad USF's turnover problems the season, having lost three of were. After a stunning loss to Mike Dubnoff Gonzaga 84-66, the USF Dons, their last four games. The Dons usually reliable and given USF good bench once in total command of the One is the squad seems to steady playmaker, Gloria Smith Freshman Lisa Baptista has WCAC, have found themselves suffer from what the players was the leading culprit with six strength over the course of the season. tied for the conference lead with perceive is a lack of challenge uncharacteristic turnovers. play gave the home team the lead the Dons as Mason continued to St. Mary's at 9-5. from the other WCAC schools. Smarting from an earlier for good. sling in one shot after another. USF also suffered their second Certainly the season becomes defeat in the Memorial Gym, the San Francisco tried to stay By the time Thompson was consecutive defeat at the hands of long and frustrating when a fired up Spartans went after with them but with the clock finished doing her thing at the the Santa Clara Broncos, 85-74 at team as good as the Dons does not USF from the start with a running down, the Don's shot line, San Jose had pulled away Toso Pavilion. have a national ranking at stake fullcourt press that was the cause selection worsened as their with a 70-59 victory over USF, Ted Whittington, an unherald- or the NCAA tournament to look of many Don turnovers. Of the 21 complacency turned to impa­ their second one over the Dons in edd forward who was ejected forward to. USF turnovers, 19 were the tience. And in those final three meetings this year. from the first Don-Bronco clash However what may be the result of steals by the defense. minutes USF missed two Over the past four years USF for fighting, came out of nowhere more prevalent problem for the The Spartans held their chances for key three point plays and San Jose State have met ten to score a career high 23 points, team is a lack of maturity which halftime lead until, with seven as Melody Clark and Mary Hile times with the Spartans coming 16 over his season average. is needed for self-motivation so minutes left in the game, Mary were fouled in the act of shooting. out on top nine times. Their Kurt Rambis was a big factor that each player gets himself Hile blew by Elinor Banks for a But their shots would not fall and eleventh meeting will be the in the game as the 6-8 Santa ready for every game and not just layup that gave San Francisco a both hit just one of two from the most crucial one if the two teams Clara center hit 15 points while the ones he perceives are 49-48. But Karen Mason wasted line. meet in the Region 8 tournament hauling down 15 rebounds. His important to him. no time in regaining the lead for San Jose State did not waste held next weekend on the Spartan's homeeourt. counterpart Wallace Bryant A team that can boast of as her teammates as a three point the opportunities presented by mustered just three rebounds many high school All-Americans before fouling out. as USF can is not lacking in Two other Broncos had talent. In fact, next year, it is unexpected big nights. Forward possible for San Francisco to could, while not being an exact one for the Dons as it is obvious San Francisco should Gary Carpenter dropped in 17 make a strong run at a possible replica of Cartwright, become as that a healthy Raymond McCoy concentrate on recruiting a points with five assists. Guard National Championship. But to dominating a force. is going to make an enormous strong power forward that they Garry Mendenhall, starting in do so, the team must play like In order for USF to go impact on college basketball no can bring on two years from now place of Londale Theus, filled the champions every time and not anywhere next year, Bart matter where he plays. when Rice and Bowers graduate. void left by the Broncos high when they feel like it. Bowers and Mike Rice are really As far as recruiting is On the surface, this seems to be scoring ace with 16 points. There are other, more tangible going to have to come on as power concerned, Dan Belluomini the only need Dan Belluomini But the big key was Santa problems with the Don's play. forwards. For Bowers, it is a plans on signing 6-5 guard- must face in this year's Clara, playing their last home Bob Gaillard once said USF's matter of staying healthy. Rice, forward Eric Booker of Balboa recruiting wars. game of the season in front of a best play is a missed shot. But however, remains a mystery High. But it seems that, barring There is a great deal Coach screaming crowd of 5,115 people, this year that has reversed itself because, by starting him the first any transfers, the last thing USF Belluomini must settle over the simply wanted to win more than as rebounding has no doubt half of the season, it was obvious needs is a swingman as long as off-season. There are key the Dons. It was a must win for become a problem for USF. the coaching staff had high hopes Guy Williams, John Hegwood problems that must be ironed out SCU in order to keep their Wallace Bryant has been for him. and Marvin Deloatch are coming before next season: maturity, playoff hopes alive. averaging ten rebounds, which is USF may have problems next back. rebounding and gettingthe right It was the last home game for really the minimum any seven- year if they lose anyone off their It honestly looks as if the personnel, which the Dons Rambis who has started all four foot player should be collecting a present roster with the exception signing of Booker, rated on already have providing no one years and it may have saved game. And Bryant's average has of Billy Reid, who graduates. Street and Smith's fourth team transfers. coach Carroll William's job. been boosted by big games Rumors have been flying around All-American list back in If these profjlems are solved, USF must now defeat both against much smaller schools. that several players, dissatisfied November, will only serve to USF may have their best team Portland (last night) and Seattle No one has the right to expect with playing time among other muddle the playing time since the days of Bill Russell. If in order to raise their fourth Bryant to be another Cart­ things, will transfer. situation even further. not, Don fans will probably see a consecutive WCAC champion­ wright. But Bryant has some Mentioned most prominently However, if USC is hit by twenty win season and ship banner to the rafters of the things going for him that in these rumors is Raymond player transfers, getting Booker disappointment in the NCAA Memorial Gym. Cartwright did not, especially McCoy. No one knows what is could be vital. It is what a tournament, a familiar story on There seems to be two reasons his mobility. If he can drastically best for McCoy except himself business major would call risk- the Hilltop. as to why the Dons are going' improve his rebounding, Bryant but his loss will be a tremendous return analysis. 16 -SPORTS February 29. 1980 Hansell, Leffard Pull Upsets in Major Tennis Tournament by Mike Jee Stanford. 1-6.'7-5.6-3. Barretto's first-round match. Cal's All- The USF Men's Tennis team performance was extremely American duo of "Slam" Dunk ran into some stiff competition commendable, since he gave and Marty Davis ended the high this past week as an e trant in the Arons. an eventual finalist in the hopes Barretto and Leffard in 34th annual Northern California competition, one of his toughest the next round, with a 6-3, 6-1 Intercollegiate Tennis Champ­ matches. Two other Dons. Mike thrashing of the Dons sole ionships. This prestigious event, Howard and Michael Jee. also survivors. hosted by Stanford, featured two found the going tough. Cal's As expected, Stanford ended of the top three teams in the powerful Mike Bauer handled up the winner in theoverall team nation according to the most Howard 7-5, 4-6, 6-4, while San competition by edging out a very recent Intercollegiate Tennis Jose State's Dave Couch disposed tough Cal team in points, 28 to27. Coaches Association poll. of Jee 6-2. 6-2. San Jose State finished third, Heading the list were the The singles victories by with 9 points followed by USF, a defending Pac-10 Champions, Leffard, Hansell, and Nepomu­ close fourth with 7 points. Stanford, ranked number 2: and ceno accounted for five of USF's Rebounding out the final last year's Nor-Cal champion, seven points in the competition. standings were Fresno State the Cal Bears, ranked number 3. Their winning waysended in the with 2 points and Chico State Rounding out the field were next round when Cal's All- with zero. USF, San Jose State, Fresno American Chris (Slam) Dunk With a second consecutive State, and Chico State. stopped Leffard 6-4. 6-3; San respectable showing at the Nor­ Senior Pat Leffard and Jose State's Paul Batten turned Cal Intercollegiates, it appears sophomore JC transfer Mark back Hansell 6-2. 6-2; and Cal's that USF tennis has finally Hansell led the Dons effort with freshman sensation Phil Lehnoff arrived on the collegiate tennis come from behind upset singles bested Nepomuceno 6-4, 6-0. scene. When Coach Chuck White victories. Leffard played The Dons doubles perform­ was asked to comment on his brilliantly as he upended highly ances left something to be team's performance, he touted San Jose State freshman desired, as only one of the three promptly stated "I feel that this Richard Carlson, by scores of 3-6, teams entered, won their was by far our best overall team 6-4. 6-1. Hansell, who comes to opening match. Stanford's effort to date. Everyone USF from South Africa via talented sophomore tandem of concentrated well and played Mike Dubnoff Odessa College, ousted lightning Tim Mayotte and Jeff Arons with a lot of intensity. The Mark Hansell upset Stanford's Andrew Chase 7-5,4-6, 6-4 quick Stanford junior Andrew powered past Michael Jee and coaches of Cal and Stanford said in the Northern California Intercollegiate Tennis Cham­ Chase, in three tough sets, 7-5,4- Byron Nepomuceno6-4.6-1. Two that they were impressed with pionships. 6. 6-4. Also aiding to the Dons other Dons. Mark Hansell and our program, so it looks like cause was Byron Nepomuceno, Mike Howard lost a hard fought we're heading in the right who was impressive in his 6-4.6- match to another Stanford team d irection. There's no doubt in my 4 conquest of Fresno State's top consisting of Scott Bondurant mind that we will continue to player. Greg Williams. and Greg Hing 6-3.6-2. The team improve." And who's to doubt Softball Squad Waits In other opening round action, of Eddie Barretto and Pat Coach White, who has already USF's freshman whiz Eddie Leffard was more fortunate as brought the most popular sport As Rainouts Pile Up Barretto was eliminated by they easily handled their Fresno on the college level, tennis, back sophomore star Jeff Arons of State opponents 6-3. 6-2, in a to USF. by T. R. Sulliran said Rice. "Cathy went through A much improved but very tremendous rehabilitation Dobbins Shuts Out Santa Clara; bored USF softball team is during the offseason." currently waiting for the skies to Rice has several fine hitters clear and the grou nd to dry out so returning from last season Dons Blow Seven Run Lead they can resume with their including second baseman Barb season. Goschke, who can hit the long by T. R. Sitlliran Coach Mike Rice's team has ball, and left fielder Linda The USF baseball team finally fac ad maddening rainouts, Fischer but Rice must wait until got their first victory in the forcing them to take refuge in the the end of basketball season for NCBA but still lost two out of Memorial Gym where they now the services of his best player. three to the Santa Clara Broncos. workout. She is Gloria Smith, one of two Dan Dobbins delivered the Dons The Dons are undefeated, .300 hitters on the team last year only victory with a six-hit shut having played just one game, an which lead to her selection on the out in the third and final game. 11-0 smashing of Diablo Valley All-Conference squad. Smith is In the series opener. USF Junior College in which Shelley also a very solid outfielder with a pulled out toa 7-0 lead after three Liebespeck fired a no-hitter. strong accurate arm. Rice is innings but the Broncos came "Shelley has been excellent." expecting major contributions right back with three in the top of understated Rice. "She has a new from three other basketball the fourth, one in the fifth and pitch which makes her much players. Donna Price, an seven in the sixth inning as more effective and she has better outstanding shortstop and eleven batters came to the plate. USF opens a three-game series against Fresno State today control this year." centerfielder defensively, The final score ended up 13-10. at 2:30 on Ulrich Field, afilw Dubnoff Liebespeck heads up a strong Grainne Murray and Mathaline After two singles in the first bottom of the inning Monico his six hits and six walks had pitciing staff that has been Otis both of whom can swing the inning by DH Al Smoot and third Corrall drove in another run but Santa Clara threatening in bolstered by the addition of bat well. baseman John Mangiante. Joe Santa Clara wasn't through yet. almost every inning. In the third, Terry Berg, a JC transfer who USF will be very competitive Torrise got USF on the Ogden gave up four straight the home team loaded the bases was the Golden West Junior in the Norcal race which lists scoreboard with a long double to hits in the sixth without getting with one out but Dobbins got College Pitcher of the Year last Cal, with their ace pitcher Leslie left field. Greg Jewett followed anyone out and was pulled in cleanup hitter Rick Sundberg to season. Partch, as the favorite. Their that with a sacrifice fly that favor of Dan Dobbins, who gave pop out to first baseman Joe Marianna Chamberlin returns chances of a conference drove in Mangiante and the Dons up a three-run homer to Don Torrise and Don Mazilli (who from last season to round out the championship rests on their lead 2-0. Mazzilli that climaxed the rally. had hit a homerun off of Dobbins staff. Her coach believes she has pitching which will be severely Two more came across in the The two teams moved to Santa in the first game) to pop out to improved her off-speed pitches tested by a schedule practically second on a bases loaded single Clara on Saturday for a shortstop Bill Murray. which she relies on heavily along filled with doubleheaders. by Mangiante making it 4-0. doubleheader with freshman San Francisco picked up their with her control. Weather permitting, the Greg Jewett opened the third Jeff Dietrich taking the mound only two runs in the sixth on an In orderto improve on tbeir 19- squad takes the field on Monday with a triple down the right field for USF in the first game. error by the first baseman and 17 record of a year ago, the Dqns down on Loyola Field against line and after a walk to catcher Dietrich's wildness gave him successive singles by Tony must upgrade their hitting. Rice Santa Rosa JC. Gametime will be Mark Johnson, Jewett scored on problems in the early going but Ragusa, Al Smoot and Mark took the first step in doing so by three o'clock. an infield out. after spotting Santa Clara four Johnson. That was all that was recruiting two outstanding Meanwhile Johnson went to runs in the first four innings, he needed to insure USF a 2-0 prospects in Lori Grech, another The San Francisco Foghorn third on a single by Bill Murray settled down and shut the victory. Golden West all-star at shortstop would like to extend our and both players scored when Broncos out the rest of the day. Things don't get any easier for who possesses great speed, and deepest sympathies to Bill Monico Corrall drilled a long However his teammates San Francisco this weekend as Leanne Stoddard, a freshman Fusco, former Sports Editor double. managed just six hits and two they play host to defending from Livermore who had a high and now USF's assistant However. Dave Ogden could runs against Bronco starter Joe league champion Fresno State. school batting average of .588. athletic director, whose father not make the lead stand up. The Balderston as the Dons lost their Which means the Dons must face Stoddard starts.at third base. passed away last week. transfer from West Virginia eighth straight conference game the best pitching rotation in the USF's hitting will also be gave up six hits in the fourth that 4-2. league consisting of Rich Bordi improved if hard-hitting catcher lead to three runs. In the fifth Both USF runs came in the (12-7 2.96), John Reelhorn (11-4 Cathy McCoy recovers from a Intramural would like to Sean Everton, the Broncos All- third on an infield out and a run 2.49), and Tony Herron :4-5 2.43). knee injury suffered last season. announce that sign-ups are now American candidate blasted a scoring single by Kevin Cronin. The first game is today at 2:30 When healthy, McCoy is a solid under way for Mens and Co-Ed homerun cutting the San Dobbins did not make it easy on Ulrich Field with tomorrow's line drive hitter. softball which begins on March 9th. Signups close on March 3rd. Francisco lead to 7-4. In the for himself in the final game as doubleheader beginning at noon. "So far she has looked great." 17 February 29, 1980 I SPORTS - Preston's Perspective The 48 Team Farce If this is March, and it is, that can only mean it's NCAA basketball playoffs time and a new champion to come. But this year a new twist has been added ... a twist that is a pain in the neck, back and other parts of the sportsfan's anatomy that will be bent out of shape by the SURVIVAL time this marathon of round ball antics ends. I can only a£k myself why and who in the world decided it was a good idea to have THERE'S GOT TO BE A 48 teams in the playoffs? I realize that CBS has convinced the NBA that the best Father's Day (June 15) present Pop can have is the BETTER MAY! final game on his day on the TV, but at a cool $175,000 for a one minute commercial, the network video god is most pleased. One can't help but wonder how much Walter Byers and the boys from Shawnee Mission (that's in Kansas where the NCAA has its HQ) stand to make from this. You know that regional TV will go after their favorites. And NBC will have Dick, Al and Billy at courtside, which costs and ergo, feeds the NCAA polk; and don't forget ESPN, the "exclusive" NCAA TV network, they'll pay. So all of a sudden, 48 schools have the additional burden of maintaining a basketball program for weeks after regular season, at a substantial cost to the schools, when only a half dozen colleges are talented enough to make to the top spots. Who's kidding who? This doesn't give schools with a lesser chance more of a chance: it only procrastinates the agony. Now I will agree that when talking about schools 24 through 48, on any given night, the underdog can win and emerges as a possibleCinderella; but then another dozen schools are standing, waiting to knock off the mighty master of 24 through 48 and chances are it will be a massacre! I guess to make this a little more realistic, we might start to identify some of the schools, numbers 24 through 48 and let you decide in your mind what their chances are. Here's one for you, Alcorn State, their numbers are impressive. The team has the leading rebounder in the country, they also lead in team There is. One free Evelyn Wood Reading all the reading you're expected to do and know, offense and scoringmargin. Now Dynamics lesson will prove it to you. Today take plus still have time to do what you want to do. about Stanford, note the spelling. the free Reading Dynamics lesson and you can Then surely Bucknell, Lafayette dramatically increase your reading speed in that Today you can increase your reading speed, and Hofstra will be in there one free lesson. dramatically at the free Reading Dynamics somewhere. Then surely lesson, you've got nothing to lose but a lot of Bucknell, Lafayette and Hofstra Why let the responsibilities that college cramming and sleepless nights. Reading Dynamics. will be in there somewhere. And demands deprive you of enjoying the college life? Now you know there is a better way. Take the I'll go with Madison and good old With Reading Dynamics you can handle both- free lesson and kiss your "No-Snooze" goodbye. Cleveland State. As I'm sure you've gathered, to the alumni and plaher-parents, there is an excitement. For the rest of us, we can only run to the atlas of colleges and universities to find out where in the blazes these SCHEDULE OF FREE LESSONS places are. And that is precisely my point, the NCAA is trying to COMING NEXT WEEK create a bionic Horatio Alger Monday March 3rd, 2:30 or 5:30 p.m. basketball team and not even a senile used car salesman would Tuesday, March 4th, 2:30 buy that thinking. Wednesday, March 5th, 12:00 or 4:00 p.m. UNIVERSITY CENTER BUILDING-USF I know of no good nor equity 4th Floor Room 413 that will come of this Twilight Zone playoff spectacular. It is purely a marketing man's way of making money. If the NCAA wants equity, four teams representing the four regions of • EVELYN WOOD READING DYNAMICS the country meet the second weekend in March and spend two i9'8K<"r wooo I ng Dynamics Inc days deciding a winner. IH -SPORTS February 29, 1980

My remains, comes from Lisa Maurino and Dave Preston. Everything else is the result of what I call "Meatgrinder Journalism." Get as many NEW YORK TIMES Retirement articles in the paper as I can on every USF sport Reprinted from The New York Times and don't worry about quality. Papers But the time has come to think about my We thought for a time that the attempts to undermine Mr. academics, which at this stage is just short of a Olympics could be saved in 1980 Carter's authority. The Russians by TR. Sullivan complete shambles. Dave Harpster once said if the world were forced to move seek to escape his economic Sports Editor that your grade point average drops one full the Games to permanent and sanctions by exploiting the free I blew it. Totally. In my last week's column, I grade just being an editor on the Foghorn, I can apolitical sites, starting in 1984. markets of the West. They will reported that USF beat Santa Clara. They did now reveal that he is exactly right. A neutral spot in Greece would use American freedom to their not. I also reported that Carroll Williams will be I am tired of looking at C's, B's and few A's on be logical for the summer advantage to encourage fired because of the loss. He will not. BUT! If my transcripts that result from intensive Games: Switzerland or Austria discontent among farmers, USF had won the game, Carroll Williams would cramming the night before exams. It would be would be fine in winter. In the businessmen, athletes and others probably have been asked to resign at the end of different if USF had a journalism major or even past, many nations resisted the affected by the countermeasures. the season. I have been told that a Bay Area daily gave credit of some kind for working on the idea for reasons of pride, politics In time, they may well blunt newspaper would have broken the story, they Foghorn, I find it frustrating that I have put in or commerce; they dreamed of those measures. were only waiting for USF to beat Santa Clara. over 1200 hours on the Foghorn and have never being host. But given the present But American withdrawal I did not wait. Anticipating USF beating received one credit from the school. international embarrassment, from the Olympics will hurt in Santa Clara, I wrote my column on Tuesday and But I am far from being sorry for myself. I the United States could have the Soviet Union for a very long the Foghorn goes to print on Wednesday night. LOVED THIS JOB! Give me an Associated Press insisted on relocation as the price time, draining joy from a keenly Why I did so is simple. teletype and 18 units of credit and I could have of going to one last, supremely anticipated event. As long as Because the Foghorn is a weekly newspaper, put out the best daily college sports section in the national spectacle in the Soviet they were universal, the Games every major media outlet in San Francisco country. I used to lay awake thinking what I Union. promised to place the normally "scooped me" on the USF probation story even could do as a daily. That maneuver is no longer isolated Soviet citizen at the though I knew about it long before they did. I But what the hell, I got to interview Pete possible. President Carter seems center of world attention and could have printed several half-truths before the Rozelle personally, covered the NCAA soccer to have felt all along that an interest. They also promised the official announcements but I decided to remain championships and was published in Basketball American boycott of the Moscow Communist leaders of the as professional as possible. Times and Soccer America. And I had the Games would be a significant country a bonus of legitimacy; But it still bothers me that I was beaten to such opportunity to work with some tremendous retaliation for the Soviet the Kremlin knows how to turn a major story. people on the Foghorn staff. invasion of Afghanistan. Having the acclaim of foreigners into So this time I decided not to wait. And I got But I can no longer do what I think is a good job now pressed for a boycott, he enthusiasm at home. The loss burned. Badly. But you know what they say; "No for me and keep up in school. So I am going to cannot bargain with it. If many will rankle, and will not be easy guts, no glory." start going to class and resume my pinball American athletes were to turn to explain. Once a long time ago, the Foghorn tried to go career. up in Moscow while Afghanistan It would be best, then, to ratify daily and compete with the Examiner and I have no successor. My staff is made up of is occupied, they would flout and the President's judgment and to Chronicle. They failed and returned to a weekly athletes who do not have the time for this job, diminish the American abandon plans to compete in paper. I tried to compete with the Examiner and though they would probably do a better job than I Presidency — and validate the Moscow, even though the world Chronicle and failed miserably. did. And our March 14th issue is definitely my Soviet calculation that there was is unlikely to agree on another It comes from having been consumed by this last one. So for the March 21st issue, we will more profit than cost in the site soon. More difficult policy job. I have been here over a year and a half either have a new Sports Editor or none at all. seizure of a neigh boring country. decisions await Americans in the putting forty hours a week into my sports sention. If you are an undergraduate and love sports, A boycott of the Moscow wake of Afghanistan. Gradually, I honestly no longer get the same thrill out of take this job immediately. Don't worry about not Games stands as one of the few a new agenda of Soviet- doing so. having any experience in journalism. When I nonviolent measures readily American projects will appear. At the end of last semester, our Entertainment took this job, I had absolutely no idea what the available to the President. The The Olympics should be among Editor, George Epsilanty who started on this hell I was doing. Some may argue that I still don't Soviet Union has responded, to the easier ones to repair. paper the same time I did, retired. Matt Mallet, but that is another matter. this and other boycotts, with who has been my editor for more than a year, is If you want a good sports section, you'll have to retiring on March 14th. I will retire that same put in a lot of hours. There is very little pay but day with him. the experiences you will go through and the The Sports, these days, is nothing but a lot feeling you get when you see the Foghorn on the quantity and a little quality. What little quality stands, will be worth it. SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE Reprinted from the San Francisco Chronicle The issue of United States borders of Afghanistan in the participation in the Olympic next few months, we predict %QMUM Games in Moscow has become other Olympic teams will not JLm Looking Inside the subject of deep searching in withdraw; they will in fact the minds and the moral beliefs rejoice (quietly?) over the What is one of the most fundamental com­ those who turn to him for athletic excellence. of Americans. absence of Americans who might ponents required for success in athletics? A Secondly, the athlete with a poor attitude on a We expect many citizens find take the gold medals they aspire component which is often taken for granted by team spreads these feelings to his/her peers in this, as we do, one of the most to. the spectator. A component which has no much the same way the cmmon cold is spread. To perplexing questions of policy If the U.S. boycotts the games concrete rules or methods for achievement. And coin a phrase, "One bad apple can spoil the whole and morality and we as a people and that is supported by the a component which presents itself time after bunch." Athletes are often unsuccessful in have had the responsibility to western world." says Colonel F. time as a problem to coaches and players alike. dealing with a teammate with an attitude consider in recent times. The Don Miller, executive director of The answer is attitude. At the higher levels of problem. But because a great deal of energy is American Olympic team is not a the Olympic committee. "I share athletic competition every participant exhibits spent working around or trying to work with creature of our government, of the feeling that it will be the rather refined skills and fundamentals. But it is such an athlete, or other individuals on a team course, but of the public at large, demise of the current Olympic the player's attitude about him/herself in are affected. which voluntarily supports the movement" relation to sports which inevitably dictates the Thirdly, coaches are generally helpless with athletes and the committee that Are we prepared to kill the success or failure of that athlete. regards to securing positive attitudes for all of runs the show. When the Olympics forever? After all. they Almost everybody involved with sports at one the players under them. This is because it is question of withdrawal from the have survived two world wars level or another has heard the term "head case" as extremely difficult to please every player at Moscow games is raised by and, furthermore, went ahead in it applies to the athlete with an attitude problem. every moment. The coach who succumbs to the political personalities like the Mexico City 1968 and Munich An athlete may have the physical skills on the whims of one athlete runs the risk of losing his president, or Vice President 1972 despite America's widely- court or field, but without mental congruence, credibility among the other players involved. A Mondale, or Secretary of State disdained involvement in the he/she does not deserve to be termed an athlete. coach may recognize the athlete with an attitude Vance, or Prime Minister Vietnam war. The desire to The "Total Athlete" is one who possesses the problem as poison to his/her team, but once the Margaret Thatcher of Britain, it punish the Russians for the desire, dedication, and most importantly, the poison has been injected, it is hard to rid the is not their decision to make, but Afghanistan invasion could well patience, to live up to his/her potential. system of it totally in a fast way. ours. prove to be, instead, a punishment and death blow for With the vast array of literature available on It is the athlete who loses touch with why Naturally it is tempting to give the institution. all aspects of sports, there is little that addresses he/she is competing who most often suffers with a the Russians a boot in a the development of sports attitudes. This is poor attitude. Nobody likes to suffer in what they vulnerable place by holding back Suppose the games were probably because the manner in which athletes are doing for the most part. But the athlete with a our runners, swimmers, divers, scheduled to be held this summer attain the "proper" athletic attitude, is as poor attitude can see no other alternatives to jumpers, vaulters — splendid in some other country than individual and unique as the particular athlete. his/her situation. While personal selfishness is a men and women all, represent­ Russia, would we be refusing to But indeed, a few generalizations can be made desired trait among athletes who com pete on the ing the best in physical discipline participate in that locale unless about the causes and effects of bad attitudes individual level, it is the root of many problems and achievement that our the Russian team was excluded? exhibited by athletes all too often. with attitudes at the team sport level. country offers. The Moscow The question answers itself, we Olympics would be badly hurt, First of all. the athlete who has a poor attitude There are no formal steps that can be taken to believe, and leaves us with the no doubt about it, if the ahout his her particular team is obviously achieve a good athletic attitude. Chances are conviction that the Americans Americans did not show up next interpreting external events in a personal and however, that a good attitude can be secured if would come out much more the summer. Or the Canadians. Or negative manner. The athlete who allows the athlete is willing to step off the almighty winners, and the Russians the the British. Or who else can you external things to affect his/her state of mind or pedestal which has been constructed so losers, if westayed in the Moscow name who might not show? attitude runs the risk of hindering his her own vigorously by family, friends and society and games and saw the U.S. flag potential. This is to say nothing of the effect an take an honest look at him/herself. Once the That is the first stumbling raise-j as often as our athletes athlete with a poor attitude has on the team athlete realizes that the pedestal is not the only block. Unless the Soviet forces could manage to make it to the structure. Thus, the athlete who becomes a "head place to sit, then a positive athletic attitude is should venture farther tha the top of the victory stand. case" can onlv be hurting himself and inevitably. inevitable February 29, 19801 SPORTS- 19

SPORTS ILLUSTRATED Reprinted from Sports Illustrated The Carter Administration allies as well as nonaligned last week appeared to be countries unwilling to risk stiffening its resolve to use the Moscow's disfavor. The result 1980 Summer Olympics as a would be even more of a weapon in response to the Soviet misnomer: they would amount Union's intervention in to, at best, world championships, Boycotting the Olympics... Afghanistan. The White House something already routinely apparently was becoming ever held in most sports. more convinced that by spoiling There would also be formic A Nation Decides the U.S.S.R.'s elaborate plans for able logistics and politica. the Moscow Games, it could deal problems in finding another a stunning blow to the Kremlin. location even if the Games were Vice President Mondale, for delayed a month or two. example, told of reading a Japanese authorities were so column in The Washington Post aghast at the enormity of staging claiming that a cancellation or the Games — which if all major disruption ofthe Olympics countries participate involve would send shock waves through 13,000 athletes and thousands of Soviet society, thereby support personnel — on such challenging the legitimacy of short notice that they would not Kremlin rule. Mondale said he even discuss the possibility of was so impressed by the column using facilities built for the 1964 that he phoned President Carter Tokyo Olympics. Mexico City, and urged him to read it. the scene of the '68 Games, is also Still very much alive was the out; the word is that the possibility that the President Mexicans would be no more would call for a boycott of the willing to host an exiled Games, a prospect he raised in a Olympics than they were an speech two weeks ago. exiled shah. In the case of (SCOBECARD, Jan. 14). As one Munich, its Olympic Village has Administration official said last long since been converted to week, "Obviously if Soviet tanks middle-income housing, and the are still rolling through the city's hotel space for next streets of Kabul, there's not summer is booked solid. As with going to be an Olympic the Mexicans, West German atmosphere. It will remind the officials indicate that a relocated world of Nazi Germany and the Olympics would be too hot to 1936 Olympics." Although handle politically. opposed to a boycott at present, That leaves Montreal. Last even U.S. Olympic Committee week, in the midst of an election officials conceded that there campaign, Canadian Prime conceivably could be circum­ Minister Joe Clark offered to stances — presumably, a break "take a lead" in shifting the in diplomatic relations or worse Games to another site and said he — under which the U.S. could not had consulted with Mayor Jean participate. On Sunday the Drapeau about the possibility of Carter Administration dispatch­ holding them in Montreal. ed Deputy Secretary of State Although the National League Reprinted from the Washington Post Warren Christopher to Europe would no doubt cooperate in to consult with U.S. allies about a moving the Expos out of Olympic possible boycott. Meanwhile, Stadium, a remaining obstacle is Saudi Arabia, which has already that Montreal's Olympic Village, announced a boycott of the like Munich's, now has people DETROIT NEWS Summer Games, intends to urge living in it. Jim Worrall, one of Reprinted from the NCAA News concerted action at a meeting of Canada's two IOC members, Islamic foreign ministers later says, "I don't think Montreal or Portentous events are finally heroics of Jesse Owens, went far Afghanistan, a Russian act this month. any other city is in a position to pushing President Carter into an to convince the then beaten, unique in kind and dimension in Also coming in for growing hold the Games on such short attitude of wisdom and strength. peaceful German population — the post-1945 era, and one that discussion was the option of notice." Worrall and other Recently, in a televised speech and much of the world — that the signals a new course of open holding the Olympics someplace Canadians remember only too notable for its frankness and Nazis were about to usher in an aggression by the Kremlin. other than Moscow. Campaign­ vividly that Montreal had six firmness, the President age of glory. Because we live in the nuclear ing in Iowa, Mondale expressed years to prepare for the 76 responded to the Soviet invasion The propaganda possibilities age, reprisals of the historic kind his "personal belief that the Games and came within a of Afghanistan by announcing a are infinitely greater in 1980, — that is, direct military Games should be moved to hairsbreadth of not making it. total ban on United States sales with television beaming to the retaliation — are inappropriate another site, such as Munich or Moving the Games poses one of high technology to Russia, as world not only the events and in this instance. Montreal, where facilities are in further problem. The logic in well as a partial bqycott on grain their attendant hoopla, but also But, fortunately, this year we place from the last two Olympics. threatening to boycott the Games shipments. scenes of winter palaces and have a rare opportunity to swat Also in Iowa, Rosalynn Carter is that such an action could still At the same time, he country lodges, the endless miles the Russians across the eyes. If said flatly that the Games "ought be carried out practically on the threatened an American of huge and gorgeous birch trees, the United States and, ideally, its to be moved." Although the eve of the Olympics, which are withdrawal from the 1980 the modern passenger boats on Western allies agree to boycott President himself said nothing now scheduled to begin July 19. Olympic games in Moscow. He the rivers, and (no doubt) the Moscow Olympics for the more on the subject publicly, it Or, better still, it might not have should do it. suddenly well-stocked stores and best and best-advertised of was becoming increasingly clear to be carried out at all. By The Soviets, like the Nazis in freshly painted buildings in reasons — the aggression in that he felt the Games should not contrast, assuming that a site 1936, look upon the games as a downtown Moscow. All of which Afghanistan — even the Kremlin be held in Moscow as long as could somehow be found, the rare propaganda opportunity, a tend to camoflage the anxiety leaders, who are profoundly Soviet forces remain in logistical problems of shifting pageant to demonstrate the and grimness of Soviet life. indifferent to "world opinion" Afghanistan. Carter also was the Olympics would require shining promise of their "new Any host country, of course, under most circumstances, reported to be mulling over the acting in the next few weeks. If a order." It is an ancient device of owes it to itself to make the most would stand marked as possibility of urging that the decision were reached before totalitarians to paper over the of the world's attention. And the criminals and pariahs. And Games be spread among several next month's Winter Olympics, essential rottenness of their Olympics are supposed to be there's every reason to believe sites—say, the gymnastics in the Soviets and their allies could ideologies with spectacular removed from politics. But, like that nonaligned nations, Japan, the boxing in Cuba, the certainly be expected to boycott festivals. For this purpose the everything else in Soviet society, especially the Moslem ones, track and field in the U.S. Lake Placid. In any event, the Olympics offer an ideal format. the purposes of the state must be would understand and sympa­ It was apparent that the Ad­ U.S. would be playing its hand served first. In such an thize with such a dramatic and Although the sports events ministration had not yet fully months earlier than it really had environment, the Olympics symbolic gesture. were designed to test and reward thought out the implications of to. Whatever the*Administration become a mighty political participants as individuals, the In the days and weeks ahead, trying to move the Olympics. As does, there is a chance that the '80 instrument. games are also looked upon as the world will see whether the Olympic officials were quick to Games — and perhaps the contests between nations. This is Even knowing that, there liberal democracies have indeed point out, the Games can be Olympic movement — could be especially advantageous for ordinarily would be small lost what was left of their old shifted only by the International reduced to a shambles. Given the totalitarian states that subsidize, justification for boycotting the hardihood. Or whether, for all Olympic Committee, and the special meaning the Olympics strenuously encourage and games. The West has learned to their preternatural reluctance, prospects of that happening are hold for people the world over, it richly reward their "amateur live with the Soviet bloc's they are still able to respond dim. Moreover, the Soviet Union will be a shame if that happens. athletes. Germany's brilliant propaganda scams and crooked fittingly and with spirit when a would almost surely boycott a It will be even more of a shame if showing in 1936, although judges. But today we are powerful aggressor is en the transplanted Games, as would its it happens unnecessarily. somewhat diminished by the confronted with the invasion of march. -N€UJS • February 29, 1980 Senator Marks Appears at AGA Forum

by Van Ault Marks also took a swipe at movement veteran. Goldberger On Thursday, February 21st, Senator John Briggs, originator has worked on all of the Gay the Alliance for Gay Awareness of 1978's anti-gay Proposition Freedom Day Committees, and hosted its first campus forum, on Six: "If people will read (ABI) in the local fight against the subject "Gay Rights — Today and stop lying about it, like Proposition Six. She helped and Tomorrow." The event was Senator Briggs does, it will pass. coordinate the Gay Rights March publicized to feature such Nobody is asking people if they on Washington, and the recent speakers as Jo Daly, of the San believe in a form of lifestyle or Gay March on Sacramento in Francisco Police Commission, don't. The real test should be if support of AB 1. and Gerel McCrery, of Gay you're good in your job." Marks "The phenomenal gains in the Rights Advocates. But due to said that the bill will not be last ten years we have made in complications unexplained by reconsidered until some change the areas of law, psychiatry, and AGA coordinator Dan Robillard, of attitude has taken place in the religion are unprecedented," she they did not appear. Committee. Art Agnos has began. The forum went on with State declared that he will continue to Lawsuits also have been Senator Milton Marks and introduce AB 1 until it becomes effective in the advancement of lesbian activist Rita Goldberger law. gay rights. Boycotts, Goldberger on hand to discuss the issues. "Some people don't realize that asserted, have not yet been Senator Marks briefed the people have the right to live their effectively employed by gays. audience of nearly thirty people own lives," argued Marks Goldberger called for more on his legislative battles in behalf against the bill's opposition. involvement by the gay of gay rights. The co-author of "People use the Bible and profess community in securing their the Willie Brown Consenting, all kinds of morality. But I don't basic human rights. She closed Adults Bill, which decriminaliz­ think they're being very moral her speech by urging people to State Senator Marks spoke about the gay rights issue at the ed private sexual conduct when they keep condoning participate at the political level AGA Forum. between adults, the Senator was discrimination." He described a of their choice, even if only a few also the author of the Fair Senate resolution he introduced hours a month. "If each gay Employment Practices Bill. that calls upon the Immigration person in this citygavetwo hours The senator discussed his and Naturalization Service to a month to the movement, in two recent efforts with AB 1, which cease barring gay tourists from months we would not need a gay Gillson RA he co-authored with Assembly­ the U.S., a practice he denounced rights movement anymore." man Art Agnos. The legislation as "asinine". "This is an Speaking for the members of would forbid discrimination education process to inform, and the AGA, Dan Robillard called Fired specifically in the area of sexual people should be judged on their the forum a success, saying, "For Continued from front and talk to us in our preference. The bill foundered in own merits, and nothing else." USF, the idea of this forum entrance. Wiese told Cortez that environment," said John Sirk. the Industrial Relations Following Senator Marks was actually taking place was he wanted to see him at noon the Some new residents said they Committee in the Senate. Rita Goldberger, a gay rights important." next day. At that noon meeting, were shocked that Cortez was Cortez was fired. When asked if fired. They said 7G stands out the bulletin board story was true, only as the exception on a quiet Wiese replied, 'That's none of campus. "At Fordham, these Tuition Increase Announced your business." guys would be accepted as Continued from page .i second week of March? The gist getting in return for the tuition Cortez said that Wiese does not normal college students," said ASUSF President Fred of the conversation was — the increases. understand the individuals on Joe O'Connor, an exchange Schluep said in an earlier reason I came was to find how we Senators mentioned the loss of the floor. "He cannot treat 7G the student from New York. interview that he had been led to were going to get a lot of the funds for tutors. ESCMS, and same as 4G or 5G," said Cortez. "They're not radical or rowdy." believe, and led the Senate to information (affecting the T.A.'s. as concerns that they had "The personalities are very Brian Murphy, an exchange believe, that the decision would tuition increase) — how that was (see page 3). different." The 7G residents student from Boston College, be made at the Board of Trustees going to be distributed. But I Only certain kinds of cuts can often throw frisbees the length of said, "You can't have somebody meeting in March. Fr. don't recall anyone — it came as a be made in mid-semester, Fr. the east hallway. They also have out in the hall holding your hand LoSchiavo insisted, however, total surprise. LoSchiavo stated, that will allow played nerf baseball and nerf all the time." that he had told Schluep that the LoSchiavo: Well, I don't the University to have a balanced basketball in the halls. Some By contrast, one resident said, President's Executive Commit­ understand how it was so budget for this year. (Fr. walls were damaged during "Mel wasn't doing his job as an tee would make the decision in surprising. I stated the President has not divulged the these athletic contests. A student R.A." just a few weeks: Executive Committee meeting amount, and it appears the broke the glass on the fire hose In light of his long association Schluep: This was kind of a was last Tuesday and that the Foghorn story suggesting the loss box as he continued moving his with the housing office, Cortez surprise to me. I was under the full Board had mandated the for just 1978-79 [USF Lost hand after throwing a frisbee in repeatedly said he was not impression that the Board of Committee to make these $800,000 in 1978-79, February the hallway. treated fairly. An R.A. last year Trustees would be making the approvals. 15] may have named an amount Many 7G residents declined to on the second floor of Phelan final decision the second week of Schluep: It could've happened lower than the real deficit.) comment on the firing. Others Hall, he was also a desk clerk and March. That was what I got from in another meeting, but it didn't In making the budget cuts, expressed varied views. "It was Night Operations Manager for speaking with Father (Lo- happen in ours. administration personnel were part our fault and part Mel's three years. "I was not supported Shiavo) a couple of weeks ago. LoSchiavo: It happened at our required to come up with two fault. I think he got a bum deal," by my head residents, Ike and The decision apparently was meeting. plans: one for the Spring "80 said one resident. "I didn't think Julie," he said. "Obviously, they made on Thursday night. Was it The students were represent­ semester, and one for the 1980-81 (the firing) would change the wanted to save their jobs." Yet, Thursday night? ed, the University President year that would reflect a similar floor, but it already has." he added, "I still love this floor. LoSchiavo: I don't know where said, by his talking with Schluep cut said Dr. Binkley. "I don't see where another R A. These guys are special to me. Try you got that impression, Fred. (though with obviously murky He said that perhaps some of can make a difference. I think to find a floor on campus with the Schluep (skeptically) The results). Also, Fr. LoSchiavosaid the services will be restored next Peter Wiese should come up here unity of 7G." decision hasn't been made? that Vice President Anne Dolan year (T.A.'s, tutors, etc.), but he LoSchiavo: No. I very clearly had reminded them to have a could not guarantee anything. said to you that the Executive student on a budget committee, Dr. Binkley agreed that the cuts Senators Speak Committee was going to make and Fred Schluep had suggested affected student services. the decision, and that they were Steve Veroneau. Other miscellaneous points Continued from page S going on inside students who go mandated to by the full Board. Veroneau said, though, that he were brought up. Fear was that have been cut That's what I here now? That's the toughest We spoke about that. was under an obligation to keep expressed that it was because of used to say to people (about the thing — you know, I sit on Schluep: No, we didn't. all matters secret that were last year's tuition increase that benefits of coming here); the committees, and I'm really pro- LoSchiavo: Yes. we did. discussed at the committee there was a drop in enrollment, tuition went up, but look, there's USF. But it is so hard for me to Schluep: No, in fact, when I meetings. The committee had no and the question was asked, 200 of us that are T.A.ing and sit down with someone and all asked you, you said the Board of power, but only made recom­ What will incoming students everyone's benefiting. they can tell me is that they'll Trustees would be making the mendations. think of a 13% jump? Do you see it's a constant cycle never give a dime to this decision. And I asked the Board The Senate informed Fr. Questions were raised about of We get it and We have to pay university. They say, "I've been of Trustees will be meeting in the LoSchiavo that Schluep was not the work being done on next for it, too? messed up here, I've been messed a member of the Senate. Fr. year's budget, and Dr. Binkley STACEY LENZ up here, I've been messed up In Memoriam LoSchiavo expressed surprise said that the University was The students want to back the here." Dr. Mario Fusco, M.D., father and asked who the chairman being more cautious in estimates administration, if the adminis­ The Administration has been of William (Bill) Fusco, USF was. of incoming revenue. tration tells us what's going on. taking cuts on this half of the Assistant Athletic Director, died Near the end of the meeting, In the summer, contracts But the students are so busy year against student programs, suddenly, apparently of a heart both sides agreed a channel of between the University and the laughing at the Senate, because to make up for mistakes that attack, early Friday morning, communication needed to be Faculty Association, and the we're just a bunch of "nobodies" they've made. But it's coming out February 22. He was age 56. Dr. worked out — perhaps a monthly union of clerical workers, will be as one person wrote in a letter (to of the students, and the students Fusco leaves his wife, two sons, visit to the Senate by Fr. open to negotiation, Senator Sam the Foghorn) a few weeks ago — are the ones that are going to Bill and Gary, and a daughter LoSchiavo or an Administration Phillips pointed out. He asked and that's how the majority of the hopefully support (USF) for Ann. member whose expertise was in how the University was planning student body sees us. years to come. We're the best The Fusco family address is an area the Senate wished to for this in its budget. Dr. Binkley What we're trying to do is say, advertisers that you've ever had 861 Norman Place, Los Angeles, examine. refused to answer. "Hey, give us a chance. We can as we go out. So I would think California. 90049. Several Senators, such as show the student body that we're that you'd want to please us first. A Mass will be celebrated at a Stacey Lenz and Steve not a bunch of "fools." We really want to like this place, later date on campus for Dr. Settelmayer. asked what the FRANK VACULIN but when these things Fusco. USF student body would be Can't you feel, in a way, what's continually happen . . .