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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1971 - 1980 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1976 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. By Ruth S.Intress ~time we have a guaranteed 25 Coston endorsing tire activities of against the · bill was Sen. Celia up again, and the next time it will Project Consejo received $2,321 students who will act as tutors. Any NORML in the decriminalization Knight. "I don't think the pass because there will be more of at the ASUNM Senate ty1eeting student who wants to tutor can •. of marijuana, The resolution states decriminalization of marijuana the Senators here to support it,'' Wednesday night, and a resolution The program is not limited just to facts about the cost to tax payers should be an issue for UNM. It will for the ASUNM Senate to endorse Chicano studies.'' for each arrest for possessing one only hurt our position with the Louis Tempkin, the coordinator the marijuana · decriminalization . Concerning the disturbance on ounce or less of marijuana, and lists legislature, and our lobbying ef 9f the Office of Research and. activities of NORML failed in a the Senate floor last week, ASUNM the states that have already passed forts for more money,'' she said. Consumer Affairs (ORCA), said,. voteof6-7-2. ''We will be conducting a survey in President Damon Tobias said, .Jaws to decriminalize marijuana Rupp said, "Worrying about the Consejo, which bas · made its the next two weeks to find out what "Most of the people here with users. legislature is relevant but by passing the students feel about main objective for the year be to Project Consejo last week were not Sen. David Rupp said, "You this resolution we are saying we are decriminalization of marijuana. We tutor students in the high schools, . members of Consejo. What don't have to be a user of concerned about teenagers who are will poll approximately was appropriated the $2,321 after a happened last week was part of a marijuana to support this getting criminal records from 250 students at 10 different locations." brief questioning period from the power struggle in Chicano studies." resolution. In light of the costs for smoking marijuana. They don't get Tempkin said he is conducting Senate. Causing a large controversy at arresting people for only one ounce criminal records for drinking which the survey on the request of Sens. Diane Naranjo, a former Wednesday's Senate meeting was a df marijuana, it should be passed." is just as illegal for them." Consejo coordinator said, "At t_his resolution written by Sen. George One of the strongest advocates Knight and Shriver. The results of ,•.• ~After nearly an hour of debate, a the poll will be presented at the next ·--- ., ... · .. -.... roll-call vote was taken which Senate meeting Wednesday, Oct. en(ied in a tie. The tie was broken 20. Wi\h a vote against the resolution by In other Senate action: Ne\N Mexico Vi~e President Dorothy Davidson. -IFC Panhellinic was funded Davidson said, "This resolution is $1150, gre~tly going to affect our image as -A · Censure Act was passed DAILY a Lfpiyersity to the legislature." which would deny a Senator from LO . A(fter Senate ajourned, Sen. voting if he or she missed three or Friday, October 8, 1976 "l!H!.,?N.i~p:;.~·10~~·~ tmRf\f(Y Ste~e Shriver, a supporter of the more Senate or committee \ · t.... t~,~~"''""'niu "' ·· ·· · • "'reso1ution said, "It will be brought meetings. ,! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~--~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiii!iii ... ".. ~...... -·•" .• ·No Longer Sole Supporter U. Cuts Quito Funds By Dolores Wood lot that the University needs," he center to all the New Mexican UNM' s administration has ·said. He said the Biology depar- universities. The proposal would decided that the University will no tment had asked for a new machine require the universities involved in longer be the sole provider of funds that .cost $55,000 but the ad- the center to pay an amount for the Andean Study and Research ministration had to refuse the proportional to the students Center in Quito;" Ecuador, said request tiecause the University did participating in the center. "We do UNM Provost Chester Travelstead. not have the money. not know yet, whether these Unless other New Mexican The departments at UNM resent universities will agree to this universities agree to help support being refused money when they proposal," he said. "If the other . the center, it wiH close, he said. know the University is sending universities do agree to the The budget for the center is $60,000 of the main ¢ampus' proposal, .the center will run next about $100,000, but the money the money to the Andean Center, he year, if they do not, the center will center takes in is only about said. . close ....
) $30,000, he· ,said,. The center " "We just don'.t feel it is fair to "" "Eventually,' we· hope that the· receives about $20,000 in tuition, other campus departments to take credit hours that are taken at. the and about $11 ,000 from Northern money from the main campus center will be supported by the llliriois University (NIU) because departments 'and send the money to legislature, as they are not now," Chester Trat~elstead \(! .. :~ NIU sends some students there. Quito," he said. hesaid. 1; I i ,. The number· of students the 't, The Board of Educational BE F •11• A il University sends to the center has Financeagreedtolistthefundsfor unw1 ·lng to· pprove been declining while the funds the the center in a line item in .the I!i/ ;~· University sends it have stayed the· budget the board sends to th~ New ,.. ~; j same. "Even though the number Of (; UNM students has gone from about ·Mexicoitem, ifState if. approvedLegislature. byA linethe Gr· adu.at·· e N;urst·ng ·Program I. SO to about 27, the building costs legislature, would earmark funds and teacher costs remain about the directly to the ~enter. same," he said. "If the number of But because the other universities By Tim Higgins very carefully," she ~aid, "but we operating with an acting vice students had stayed at 40 or 45 at refused to commit their funds, the Despite its widespread support had hoped the need for this president and an acting dean, we least, we probably could have board dropped any mention of the from health organizations and program would be as obvious to didn't push as hard as we might funded the center a while longer.'' center from its budget. colleges across the state, UNM's everyone else as it is to nurses. We have. We were reluctant to move "The sixty thousand dollars Travelstead said he has proposed proposed graduate program in have a great many letters of support ahead with a new program without UNM sends to Quito could buy a a funding sy~tem outside for the nursing· has repeatedly failed to get from other schools across the state, some input from the people who necessary approval from the state's clinical agencies, hospitals and would eventually run the Board of Educational Finance directors of nursing.'' program." (BEF). Efforts to establish the Another factor which may have The effort to establish the program are now stalled for at least worked against the approval ofthe graduate program was begun in a year, until the BEF meets again. program is the recent inclusion of 1975 with funds grantedby theW. The ac'ting dean of UNM's •·nursing graduate studies in the Kellog Foundation, which also Coll~ge of Nursing, Marion·Fleck; Western Interstate CommissiQn on helped finance the development of said "I'm very disappointed that Higher Education (WICHE) UNM's School of Medicine. The circumstances both within UNM cooperative program. This enables grants from Kellog for the and with the BEF have prevented New Mexican students to attend development of the nursing full approval of the proposal as it participating out-of-state colleges program have totaled $30,600. This was presented to and approved by while paying only resident tuition. Continued on Page 6 the UNM faculty and regents. The. · The state of New Mexico pays the great need for a master's program difference between resident and in our state has been documented. non-resjdent tuition for these Jimmy Carter We find it particularly acute in students." relation to the lack of qualified . Fleck, however, said she didn't To Campaign faculty in the associate degree and think the WICHE program was the practical nursing programs in our answer to the state's nursing In Albuquerque· state. Many faculty do· not yet have education need. "The problem of a master's degree, and they're many of our nurses,'' she said, .-is Democratic presidential nominee anxiously looking toward UNM to the problem of women.....:.most of Jimmy Carter is scheduled to campai&.u ..Jn. ..A tbuquerque today ~~~~"""'~.--~~rw~~~~~~~~~~;~·Chaiieci~~~;~!~~~~e who want to take and will speak at a rally in Civic . Plaza downtown. ., I;:::.;;:;;. :;~;; .... .:=~~u:! ~mc:~u~ei~tn:u: ~1~· !~~ ::t. n;:;:~~:~~::.~~~~ Carter will arrive at Albuquerque health programs, said ''it would be and that some are able to work International Airport at 11 :30 a.m. instrumental to give further study part-time. "We don't see m'any where he will be welcomed by local Balloon Crossing 7 to UNM's . proposed master's students who want to take ad supporters. degree in nursing as weD as the total vantage of the WICHE program," He will then be taken downtown .~· Balloon crossing .;igns were erected on 1·25 at the 'nursing needs of the state.'' It was she said. to meet with Southwest Indian Osuna and Montano intersections yesterday in the third time in seven months the Circumstances within UNM that leaders. f.•repsration for the fifth annual Albuquerque Balloon committee had failed to take .action may have hurt the proposal's At noon, Carter will walk to Fies~a. The fiesta begins 7:45a.m. tomorrow with the lir on the proposal. chances for approval include the Civic Plaza to speak before an st ascent from the Simms Launch Site et the north end of Fleck said one reason for the resignation within the last year of estimated crowd of 5000 to 8000 GEF'"& 1·eluctatice· to ap.,rove· the Dr. Robert who 'was vice ''"suf)portets ana severa1 ·~tate ' the 'city. At' 10:~0 a:m. the 8aJioori Fiesta Parade' wiil Kugel, ePr9sr!:Un.J~ the tise in college costs president of Health Sci.ences, and Dem.octadc ~andtdates including begin at the·. fairgrounds and follow Central Ave. to and the projected leveling-off' of Dr. Louise Murray, who was dean. Sen. Joseph Montoya. UNM. The fiesta is in collaboration with the city arts college ·enrollments. "Any new c·of the College of Nursing. Carter is scheduled to leave for EJ festit~al (seep. 10). · program is likely to be scrutinized .. : Fleck said, ''Because we're Paso at I :30 p.m.
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--·-~----· ~ 0\,..... ""'. :;> Experts Say Carter Wins Round· Tvvo .0 UNM's ~ policy to sell China or any Com By Robert R. Lee superb job" in South Africa. ministration's foreign policy and cooperate with the boycott. Ford 8 munist nation arms. • Jimmy Carter won Wednesday's Carter charged that the jabbed at Carter's lack of ex said· further that hereafter the Referring to President Nixon's 2 foreign policy debate according to Republican administration's perience in this area, saying "You Department of Commerce will visit to China, Carter said the 1972 3 early surveys, but the real damage foreign policy has lost America the can debate methods, but there are disclose the names of American ..Q for President Ford may lie in his respect and trust of other nations. two things you can't companies that participate in the opportunity to normalize relations with China has been "frittered ·~ statement about Eastern Europe Carter also said the American debate-experience and results." boycott. A saying it was no longer dominated people have had no voice in the Ford· also said Carter has ad Ford defended the last strategic away under Forfl." Carter also said 8 by the Soviet Union. conduct of foreign policy. vocated cutting the defense budget, arms limitation agreement with the he ''would not stand in the way of the freedom of the people of ·~ Ford also pointed to Portugal, Carter criticized Kissinger, saying which, Ford said, would destroy the Soviet Union, saying the U.S. has ~ the Middle East and South Africa "Mr. Kissinger has been the position of strength from which the "negotiated from a position of Taiwan." strength." ' The candidates were also ~~~~~~~~~== ~ i:!: as "American successes" in foreign President of this country" in the U.S. has negotiated. ..0 :£ policy. Ford said Secretary of Stale context of foreign affairs. Carter said Ford has made a Ford also said America's new questioned on these issues: Tony Lama And Justin Boots Wrights Indian 0" "political football" of the defense cruise missile would be included in Panama Canal-Carter said he Pl Henry Kissinger "has done a Ford defended his ad- Trading Post Inc. .oo ,,f budget. Carter said further that the next round of arms limitation would continue to negotiate control Stetson And Resistol Hats ,_. Ford cut the defense budget by $6.8 talks only if the Soviet Backfire of the Canal Zone with Panama, Comfy Outer Wear {Since 1907) ASUNM PEC and and .would consider reducing Record "' billion before he fired Secretary of bomber is also included. ~ Defense James Schlesinger, and Carter charged that although military emplacements in the Zone. Gross Suits Fine Indian Jewelry, Speakers Committee then later added most of that Ford has been· in office for two Ford said the U.S. "must maintain pottery and Carvings. · Presents: amount back to the budget because years, "absolutely no progress" has complete access" to the canal, as Sale of "political heat" over the been made on the new arms well as the capacity to defend the large Selection Of Leather Coats Student Discount With I.D. Schlesinger firing. limitation agreement. canal. Ford also said. negotiations Available In All Styles Asked if full diplomatic relations would continue. Carter also said the Ford ad ~16 Central SW ministration has "clouded our with China means abandoning Vietnam-The candidates agreed commitment" to Israel by selling Taiwan and selling military har that Vietnam should not be ad Buy 1 Record At Regular Albuquerque's sophisticated arms to Iran and dware to China, Ford said China mitted to the UN until there is a full Saudi Arabia. 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Carter said he would respond Department to such an embargo by halting all LOS ANGELES-President Ford ordered the Commerce Depart sales of equipment, such as aircraft ment Thursday to make public the reports filed from now on by U.S. parts, to the nations involved. • Love Cards companies involved in the Arab economic boycott of Israel. The Gizmo Store Carter called participation by · Ford's disclosure order would cover only future reports and would Sporting Goods • Contemporary American businesses in the Arab not identify those firms that have complied with the boycott in the 302 Central SW Cards boycott of American Jewish NUMBER 1 418 CENTRAL 5W past, as Ford seemed to suggest it would during Wednesday's debate 843.7550 308 Central business an "absolute disgrace." • Personal with Jimmy Carter. NUM8tR 2 11200 MONTGOMERY NE Carter also said Ford has blocked ~04·20%6 "Serving U NM For 30 years" Expressions legislation to prevent the boycott. NtiMIItR 3 2132. 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Indeed, Australian beer is Australian beer that can be bought Good things don't always come attracting sizeable attention. today in many liquor stores _g in small packages. Beer drinkers Brewed, canned and imported throughout the world. 0 can now enjoy a can of beer from Melbourne, Australia, President of Wisdom Beverage •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 ~ containing not 12, but 25 fluid Foster's Lager is a popular brand of Importers, Cal Wisdom, said Foster's Lager has actually been in ~ the United States for about 10 ~ years, but it was only in 1973 that it Engle Lenves t"' 0 For Your Halloween' Finery was packaged and marketed in the 0' 0 larger can. Lacking only seven 0 ounces from being a quart can, g Foster's Lager beer has increased in Tnlon-ted Nest 0 -~·;r.REETLITES 0' sales almost 10 times since the ..., LOTHING change. By Orlando Medina The pre-concert guessing which is " So Bernie Leadon quit the Eagles S'O ~rXCHANGE Howard Rouse of Southwest going on centers on that question of Distributors, 229 Lomas NE, and ran off to find himself with what influence will the Joe Walsh \D-_, added, "It's amazing how the Ronald Reagan's daughter Patti, sound have on the country-rock . what else is new? Apparently Joe "' Tues.- Sat. 10- 5:30 3004 D Central SE marketing package can change the music of the Eagles. Walsh has path of a product ... immediately the Walsh is, because when the Eagles always represented the sound of '3004 D Central S.E. Next to Ddi Cit~· consumer will buy a product appear at the UNM arena, Oct. 29, heavier rock and while the Eagles because of lts different package." Walsh will be taking Lead on's have gone in that direction on Rouse also said, however, that place. occasion (Witchey Woman-first SOMETHING CROW ABOUT! although good packaging is im This change in personnel will Eagles a! bum) the concert might PEACE CORPS AND portant for consumer appeal, a I. bring up a pretty important definitely have a heavier rock sound good product is essential for repeat question before the concert and with Walsh and his noted slide VISTA ARE business. that is whether the Eagles will guitar. COMING And what kind of people keep sound the same without Leaden's buying Foster's Lager? Although it presence. It was Leadon who . The concert will not be the only USE contains almost a double per provided most of the strong banjo indication of a new sound for the YOUR centage of alcohol than other beers, playing, vocals and co-writing of Eagles, but as with most concert Roster's Lager is enjoyed by a great Solar Home Proceeds many of the Eagles hits. Coin tours, the idea behind this concert DEGREE cross section of people, from young cidentally the Best of the Eagles will be to push sales of a brand new INA to old, from people who. prefer a album just hit the one million sales Eagles album. The album "Hotel light, domestic beer to those who mark and picked up a platinum California," is scheduled, again DIFFERENT prefer a heavy, imported beer. Go to Medical School pressing (their fifth). coincidentally, to be released when WAY. As the popularity of Australian Proceeds from a solar house built of heat. The sun's rays are ab the Eagles tour starts. The new Fledgling Eagle Joe Walsh Will Appeat With 8Qnd beers increases, more and more by construction volunteers, UNM sorbed through collectors attached The Eagles, with a heavy em album will definitely feather the liquor stores will be making room civil engineering $tudents and the to the side of the roof. They then phasis from Leadon, have always nests of the Eagles and Walsh. on their shelves to acconiodate not Carpenters' Educational Program, heat water which is circulated been one of the central groups in The advanced public relations country-rock, drawing from their Of course Souther had a couple of was the recruitment, and every star only the size of the beer can, but will be donated to the UNM through hot water coils and a heat One act is still up in the air as far material, which has come in, ad Eagles backing him upon his last Medical School for scholarships. pump. This heat is then fed into the background as back-up for Linda as our beloved homecoming concert or group is playing on everybody that of the consumer's demand. vertises Souther as appearing album ''Black Rose." So. the record else's albums. The purpose of the project is to house. Ronstadt and bassist Randy is concerned an'd that is the possible (another Asylum record musician) ON CAMPUS Meisner's beginning as bassist for company wants him here. The Eagles should be an aerie acquaint pqtential home owners appearance of John David Souther but, there has been no local con The Eagles sat in on Walsh's last At the dedication of the house Poco.· with the Eagles. experience with the addition of Oct. 27, 28, 29 with the advantage of solar energy, firmation of Souther's appearance. album, So What?, supposedly this INTERVIEWING said Luther Sizemore, executive yesterday, Gov. Jerry Apodaca Walsh. 'Placement Office director of the New Mexico District discussed how groups like the Mesa Vista Hall Council of Carpenters. "Secondly, government, management and & Law School INFORMATION TABLE; we will provide scholarships for labor could work together. Dr. David Ligon, ornithologist, speaking on "the medical students through the sale of Placement Student Union adaptive significance of communalily in Green Steele~e Spnn Talks: Their, Tour & Album The house will be open to the Woodhoopocs" in Rm. 139, Castettcr Hall, 100· the house. Also, these students block of Yale NE, Mon., Oct. 11 at 3:30 p.m. All must agree to practice part of their public from. 1 to 9 p.m. on week By George Gesner students invited • careers in ·one of the sparsely days and from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on although they are gearing more ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• In the summer of 1974 populated areas of the state." Saturdays and Sundays until Nov. towards a harder rock style. When Student Directories may be obtained by students Albuquerque was blessed with one !UNBELIEVABLE SAVINGS! wit It a valid student ID at the Student Information "Problems·in Civil Engineering, 24. asked about their music and Center in the SUB. of the world's best traditional folk whether they were gearing it toward : . class 492" at UNM provided a r.ock groups. In the "Passion Play" the pop market, Hart said that they : CALCULATORS, CB RADIOS : Death by Starvation-Let's organize to ease world construction management team for concert of Jethro Tull, England's were still playing what they enjoy. hunger. Film strip and discussion Oct. 11, at 3:30 the house. It worked with job ! STEREOS & COMPONENTS ! p.m. in Rm. 108, Sociology ~ldg. Steeleye Span played to a very "We are just as happy to play for scheduling, real-estate transactions, receptive crowd. 500-600 people. Just so we make • Enclo1e payment In full with order, or rtmlt 20% with ord~r, baiance C.O.D. •e The Rules Committee of Chicano Studies has made buying and coordination of the • • • a proposal on organizational structure and job The group is once again on tour enough money to live on," Hart : PLEASE CHECK BOX FOR ITEM ORDERED : responsibilities. Come by the center Fri., Oct. 8 or subcontractors and suppliers. The through the U.S. pushing their new added. Mon.,"()ct, 11 to read it and make recommendations. project manager was graduate • CALCULATORS AND CD RADIOS • Final action on the proposa1 will take place at the money pays the costs of consultants album "Rocket Cottage" Hart said, "We are opening a : ADD $2.00 FOR IIANDLING AND SHIPPING : spccitil meeting of the Chicano Studies Policy Com student Larry Greenly. Dr. Glenn who travel to UNM, and will also (Chrysalis/CHR 1123). In an new area of music for people to tee Tues., Oct. 12 at 3 p.m. at Chicano Studies. All Sears, professor of civil interested people w~lcome. pay the salary of a full-time project exclusive LOBO telephone in look to. The areas of music are •: ...... ,._.. 5 Fast Delivery GuarantHd :. engineering, directed the students. · ~- with certified check only director who will probably be terview from Denver the group had getting wider now." Maddy Prior, UNM Judo Club will hold its regular meeting on The house at Comanche and e ._... _____ .,_ Pa. resldants add 6% eales tax e appointed next semester. hopes they would work vocalist extraordinaire; said the Sat., Oct. 9 in Rm. 142 of Johnson Gym. Moon NE, uses the sun as its source . ·gu-·~ . The outline for the program's Albuquerque into their schedule. group was going through a natural : e!ectrooic CD : curriculum was written by two As it stands now they will not transition in their progression • • consultants from Duke University appear here this year. towards rock. ! cdruatas RADIOS.! in the summer of 1975. It includes The group started their tour in Steeleye Span, after two years, e WAS SALE REG. SALE • Ballet Folklorico the teaching of nursing, clinical Denver last week and are playing brings out a new album that has a e 0 SR 52 • 0 CRAIG 4101 ••••••• 5156 5106.95 e 5395 5224 95 specialization and management this week at the Roxy in Los fine line-up that includes Nigel : c'100'" "' 95 5219•95 0 CRAIG 4102 ...... ·5180 5114.95 : skills. The program would require • O p • " "' 52 S • 0 CRAIG 4103 ...... 5240 $149.95 e De Angeles. Other stops on the tour Pegrum, ex-Gnidrolog drummer; 6 180 84 95 five faculty members of at least the • 0. SR-S5 "· .. ' S 5 59•95 0 CRAIG 4104 ...... 5200 $129.95 e include Boston, Philadelphia, Rick Kemp, Ex-Hull bassist e 0 SR· 1A • .. • 5120 0 JOHNSON 123A ... 5160 599.95 • Albuquerque doctoral level, but would not Chicago, Toronto, Washington, (worked with King Crimson, too); : g~~t:s~M·.::: : 1 ~~ ~ ;~::: 0 Ml OLAND 862 ..... 5130 S 89.95 : require a separate faculty to be D.C. and New York City (Bottom Robert Johnson, ex-guitarist for • 0 Tl-5040 , ... $150 5109,95 0 Ml OLAND 882 ..... $180 5114.95 • devoted exclusively to the graduate P.J. Proby and Gary Glitter; Peter • Above prices Include A/C D MIDLAND 388 ..... 5205 5129.95 e Classes In Mexican Dance Line) . e C . 0 SHARP 700 ...... Sl40 S 94.95 e program. Fleck estimated that the Two weeks ago the group did a Knight, one of the best violinists • Adaptor/Charger, arrfyontg 0 SHARP BOO ...... S170 5109.95 • program would cost about $100,000 • Case, and lull one year ac ory • Beginning Classes Intermediate Classes taping on the Mike Douglas show." around; and Hart and Prior. on different areas. : 'warranty. (Add 3% for Credit Card· Orders) : by its second ye,ar. Tim Hart, guitarist and vocalist, Prior was proclaimed England'~ The first piece on the album is Mon. And Wed. 5:30-7:00 Fleck said she is confident the said it was quite an experience #I vocalist by New Musical Express appropriately titled "London." It's AND THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS ! STEREO i Childrens Classes program will eventually get the seeing how the show was put and Melody Maker. She is the focal an excellent rock 'n' roll round of Mon. And Wed. 6-7:30 Tues-And Thurs. 5:30-7:00 necessary approval from the BEF. together. The United States will get point of the band as she dances and voices. The piece is reminiscent of Carlisle Gym Room 115 1212 Rio Grande N.W. For·now, she said, "we're going to another chance to see Steeleye Span jigs on the stage as she sings. · the traditional number "London POPEJOY H.ALL ! RECEIVERS i MMMaail AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO • • continue to plan and to garner as they tape for the "Midnight Prior said the new album is an Bridge." support. We hope to demonstrate Special" this week. extension of All Around My Hat. "The Bosnian Hornpipes" is a PRESENT ! ®PIONEER® i For Information Call842-9434 the need for the program to the Hart said the group's music is She said they are still doing short acapella piece with brilliant extent that the BEF will recognize it traditional themes but putting stress Two Exciting and Amusing Films This Weekend :• REG SALE •: still based on traditional themes Continued on Page 9 e SX-1250 .. .. • ...... • $900 $584 e as essential." e SX-1050 ...... $700 $469 0 l,lbuttPI'IiPid ••• ONE of tho OLDEST LO~ALLV OWNEOJEWELERS IN ALBUQUERQUE Saturday, Oct 9 - 7:30 e SX·950 ...... $600 .$402 : SINCE ..a_fj ...... ASUNM Speakers Committee • SX-850 ...... $500 $347 • .1928 ~'P' ...... _ : SX-750 .. .. • • • ...... $400 $279 • ...... Number 5 .•. of the 12 presents San Francisco e SX-650 .. .. • • .. • .. • • S300 $213 e ~ ... Most Beautiful Diamond· • SX-550 • • • • • • .. • .. • • S250 $178 : ,._ ~ William F. 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Topic: "The Problems of Freedom" • ONLY 22508 • .... • .. • ..... $550 5367 • • CREDIT WiTC ROS . 22358 ...... •; ..... 5450 $295 e I Majestic PERSONAL SERVICE Oct. 12 8pm Popejoy Hall UNM Twelfth Night • 814 237 5990 2225 ...... • .. .. • 5370 $249 • - Tickets at SUB: Box Office; The General Store Number 1 on Har- •~~~--~ ...... ---~:··~------~~-~'·.--~.~~=~-~~-~~~~.J'22~15~~~~--~-·=~----~·?~5~n~t~·~f(~~-r-----~====:i"i:::N:>:·~~,~·~··~----- , -·-- - Made.in Russia .. ____,!l:....,..,'t,ll; ...... '------...... of lecture. ~~!!1"$i!Jif-Pff'"'Sf ---·~~ ...... ~ ...... _____ ... .._.,...... ,..,.,..._~, ...... , ..... ~~·---~·....,·-~--~ ..... ~ ...... _~~ ·~ --·· __ ,,_English Dialog- Full Color !.«··~· -.Oc:i'<. i College Students $1.25 Local- Chamber Arts Festival Students Satisfied vvith Quality of UNM Every Monday z &~~ Three-fourths of the students are ~ lower divisions," the report adds, Seniors gave lowest rankings to to remain in New Mexico after frequent criticism were faculty, ;::::: UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO FINE ARTS CENTER pleased or at least satisfied with the "Fair'' or "poor" ratings were most attributes, while freshmen graduation. Cl> quality of a UNM education, ac curriculum, the varsity sports ~- given by 13.2 per cent of the juniors generally rated them above the ."The students' perception of the cording to a recent surVey, and and seniors, compared to 5.6 per budget and campus parking. 8 TIME RODEY THEATER EXPERIMENTAL THEATER KELLER HALL mean. University's political image was, on engineering students are most likely cent of the freshmen and . "Asking the respondent to think• ~ OCT8 OCT8 OCT8 OCT8 to approve. the average, moderate, although The survey, which cost $825, was 1=-l WED,, OCT. 6 THAU SAT., OCT. 9 sophomores. back and rank 12 factors from 'not '<: 7-SP.M. Dance Duo Conners 7-8 P.M. Mime Experiment Of 933 students responding to a the students' self-political image done by graduate business students THE ROAR lNG 20's 1938 7-8 P.M. Classics Theater The five-page questionnaire, important' to 'very important' in t"" Jame1 CI)Qnov, Humphrey Bogart, Prhcllla Lane 8:15-9:15 Albuq. DanceThtr. 8:15-9:15 Hector Garcia was slightly left of moderate," the Thomas Christiansen, Robert 0 8:15-9:15 U of A Theater Dept. questionnaire last spring, 39,1 per prepared by a marketing research their decision to attend UNM, c:r I AM A FUGITIVE 9:30-10;30 UNM Student 9:30-10:30 report says, Cleavall, Carville Nohava, Vincent 9:30-10:30 Dance Works UNM Music Dept. cent rated the quality of a UNM class, was designed ''to seek overall, respondents found variety 0 FROM A Repertory Nolan, Steven Rae!, Walter Starcke education "satisfactory," 33.2 per responses on students' attitudes, of curriculum, academic program The questionnaire included a 0 CHAIN GANG 1932 request for comments about the and Clyde Thurow. The instructor (') Paul Munl, Glenda Farrell cent rated it "good" . and 2.4 per motives and personal goals, as well offered, ·quality of academic was Dr. James C. Cooper. 0 cent called it "excellent." as to elicit responses relating facilities offered and geographic University. Areas receiving -c:r SUN., OCT, 10 THAU TUES., OCT, 12 "Students' perceptions of the students' expectations to actual location as the most important ~ TO HAVE & HAVE NOT 1944 ·quality of a UNM education do not UNM experiences." factors," the report says. .9"' Humphrev Qognrt 1 Lauren Bocoll, Walter Brennan differ materially by. college or THE BIG SLEEP 1946 OCT9 OCT9 OCT9 OCT9 Given a list of 28 attributes of "All found recognized varsity YOUR BEST TEQUILA BUY Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall 1:30-2:30 1:30-2:30 Childrens Theater enrollment, . with the exception of UNM, students gave highest ratings teams and social activities as the the College of Engineering," where 7-8 P.M. Youth Symphony 7-8P.M. Classics Theater 7-SP.M. UNM Chamber · to medical services, library least important factors." 8:15-9:15 Ballet Folklorico 8:15-9:15 U of A Theater Dept. 28 out of 39 students called it facilities, popular entertainment, The business students also used AT THE Orchestra "good" or "excellent," says the 9:30-10:30 UNMStudent 9:30-10:30 Players Inc. 8:15-9:15 Elizabeth Waters buildings and grounds, and the survey results to test a series of BEAUTIFULLY REDECORATED Repertory report on the survey by graduate · bookstore. hypotheses by matching answers to 9:30-10:30 Turpsica Dance students in the Robert 0. Anderson Theater Aspects of· campus life viewed pairs of questions. Among the School of Business and least favorably were parking, hypotheses confirmed were: \llii'ORTED F'fiDr~, STJNSHINE THEATRE Administrative Sciences. Central at 2nd WnderNew Management) 242-9741 "student spirit," pride of students GOLD M.E:XJCO SILVER • "However, upperclassmen did in the institution, part time job -Out-of-state high school OCT10 OCTlO tend to be more critical of the opportunities in Albuquerque and graduates rate UNM's educational OCTlO University than did students in the 1:30-2:30 I :30-2:30 Childrens Theater student advisement. quality relatively lower than in-state 7-8 P.M. NM Ballet 7-8P.M. Dance Works 7-8P.M. Arlen Asher (Jazz) graduates. 8:15-9:15 Dance Duo Conners 8:15-9:15 Players 8:15-9:15 Elizabeth Waters ~students who rate the quality 9:30-10:30 UNMStudent 9:30-10:30 UNM Music Dept. NMPIRG Elections Oct. 27 of a UNM education favorably also ~d Jol)h Repertory rate academic standards favorably. Martinez said, any present board -Students who receive com ~1/j ·~~ • • • Elections for six positions on the paratively less financial support 80 PR.OOf Editor's Note: Board of Directors of ihe New niem ber or the staff can answer o o_, questions students may have about from their parents are more in * * * Each of the events in the boxed Mexico Public Interest Research fluenced by financial reasons to EXHIBITIONS 2-3 Albuq. Dance Theater the procedure or duties of a board :c f/).. ·schedule on the left is free of Group (PIRG) will be held Oct. 27. attendUNM. FIRST PLAZA GALERIA 3-4 Mime Experiment Those ·candidates elected will member. Opening Date: 4-5 UNM Jazz Band charge. Midtown The events in the large schedule begin their terms at the PIRG board Five of the terms will be for one The survey showed that 85 per meeting to be held Nov. 10. year, the sixth is to fill the term of a cent of those questioned plan to T.£QlltLA Oct. 9-Designer Craftsmen (above) cost $1.50each. This is the most ambitious arts Rudy Martinez, student board member who resigned and stay at UNM long enough to earn a • Oct. 9-Professional Photo will expire in the spring. BAR undertaking the city of spokesperson for PIRG, said those degree and almost two-thirds hope graphers Guild Albuquerque Museum interested in running for a term, Oct. 17-Nov. 28 Albuquerque has ever seen. There should be something for everybody must submit their name and Albuquerque Arts Council Position paper to the PIRG office Weekend Special Intro '76 in the scheduled events. CIVIC PLAZA EVENTS The Albuquerque Chamber of by Oct. 20. Commerce and the City Spirit A copy of the nomination form 60 oz. Pitchers Oct. 9-12 noon thru 6 p.m. Advisory Committee are and rules of the· election are NM Art League-Arts & Crafts cosponsoring the Arts Festival. The available at 107 C Cornell, said The Cultural Program Committee Fair CIVIC AUDITORIUM slogan for the festival is "Support Martinez. AND THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS 12-1 New Mexico Symphony Marine Band-Oct. 8 the Arts: It'sa Clean Industry." 1-2 Ballet Folklorico 2 performances Please show your support of the $1.95 festival with your presence. If POPEJOY HALL successju~ the festival will be able AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO -· to be repealed. What could be Fresh Popcorn Plo,y Costs better for the image of our city than to be known as the arts capital of Gamma Theta Upsilon Initiations will be Fri., Oct. PRESENT the Southwest? 8 at 7:30 p.m. at Rodman Snead's home. Contact Julie Hall277-3694or Dennis Mewshaw 277~3105 for 1-25& Lomas English Prof. David Jones will details. Attendance mandatory for new members. hold tryouts for the play Waiting UNM Students Welcome ,_ The B'hai faith will be discussed at this week's ·for Godot, by Samuel Beckett, on Philosophy Ci:Iub meeting Fri., Oct. 8. Refreshments Sunday, Oct. 10, from 4 to 6 p.m. at 3 p.m. in Philosophy Dept. Lounge, Discussion at The University of New Mexico Carpenters Typical 3:30p.m. in Philosophy Library. The tryouts will take place at the Suicide Prevention and Crisis Center. Dial 265- Invites you to Mime Experiment Theater, 805 Carpenters/ A Ki11d of Hush/A & to the song which he thought he was 7557. Tijeras NW, in downtown M RecordsSP-4581 listening to. Film Committee will have a table on the Mall .A Special Public Lecture Albuquerque. Review by Toni Fontaine Thurs. and Fri. in order to get suggestions for next The beginning song, "There's a semester's film program. by tRSI§HIJinDSOUhD The performance will be in the Kind of Hush" sets the theme and first week in November. It will be The typical Carpenter style' is mood of the entire album. Neil the first performance by Jones's present in this Carpenter album. Sedaka's hit "Breaking Up Is Hard new Vortex Theater group. This easy-listening music's songs To Do" completes the album with FAT Dr. Klaus Keil Characters in the play are four blend together quite well, even to that same light tone which ac men and a young boy, so only men the point where the listener may not companies the whole record. HUMPHREY'S are needed to try out. realize that he is no longer listening All the songs on the album are Director of the lnstitpte of Meteoritics, UNM Major scientist of the sung by Karen Carpenter, but she has some well-known people NASA Program "Moon Shot" Presently a project director of the playing her background music. Viking Program and member of the "Search For Life On Mars" Among these people are Richard 0 GOOD TO SEE YOU AGArN, Carpenter on keyboards, Jim Team. /'...... ~ Gordon on drums, and Joe Osborn ;· ·' on the bass, all of whom help bring ;;. out the best in the songs. The in strumentation on this album is excellent. An Illustrated Lecture For those who enjoy this type of Entitled "A riot of entertainment, music and easy-listening music-and the nostalgia twlded into o flow of 9reot Carpenters' style-will surely enjoy com•dy, , , the but rock and roll mo\'le this album. I've ever seen." -Miami News "Cooper at hit best, •• a tjlifterln9 THE STORY OF VIKING produc:tlon pl•ce, •• very funnv e~nd well worth teeing." -Miami Herald Ftldoy , If ·.I "Allee'• macabre stage fantasln are 1 (The U.S. E,xploration of the Planet Mars) RINeleased~- by BUENA VISTA DISTRIBUTION CO., INC, tC) Walt Disney ProdueUons reflactlons of this country's preocc~o~patlon ffionty Python 1 with IIHI:, 'iioleru:e and monetary 9reed •• , ' ..,,1 STARTS FRIDAY· super entuh~lnment." in ( ' "TONIGHT" , October 13- 8:00PM -Detroit Free Prus Find now for something Special Late Show Fri. & ' 1A hntasttc visual rtcord of this era's mast morbidly i111sclnatl"g rock completely different. ( FREE Admission-No Seats Reserved phenomena •. , Gn Invaluable experience Sat. night only, At 11:45 for fh• entire family." No Tickets Required- Doors open at 7:15PM - Stev. Dltlea ( Sotutdoy ( The Public is invited A UNIQUE FILM EXPERIENCE COMBINING CONCERT FOOTAGE AND Humphrey Bogart Call us at 266-1981 Tel277-3121 for information Fantasia Album, posters, & T-shirts MOVIE HIGHLIGHTS OF ALL TIME HOLLYWOOD FAVORITES. in 3624 Central SE to be given away at door fust east of carlisle Dr. Keil will be happy to answer questions after his presentation if they do "'""MANNTHWA" KMVR MIDNITE MOVIE Sahara ~~~~..... 210 Wyoming N.E. not concern matters of National Security. He is one of the very few of the fOX FRI.-SAT. MIDNITE 5600 McCloud N .E. -· ·OUISIAN-.MALoLi. · WINROCK WI~::" SUB Thentre Open weekends until 2:00 a.m. Viking team who has been permitted to speak publicly...... •.. . =--".....,- ;;e ~MA ..,_.,..-,.,..-cc'o;e- _ 298 5445 CfNlU AlL SEATS $1.50 1-40 & LOUISIANA BLVO •• .299-4412 7&9Pm $1.00 NOW OPEN SUNDAY 11:00 a.m. to 8:00p.m. • / ,/ / ''" IJ;) r- 0\ Florida Women Still Lead -oo" -·~ - '-< OJ ,0 0 u 0- Lobos Lead BYU in Tucker 0 ,0 By John Griego one day." 0 The UNM Lobos, who were o-1 ·When onlookers offered ;>, hampered by gusty winds in the McGuire congratulations on the r;: ·~- first round of the Tucker Tour .Lobo comeback, he smiled and A nament, took advantage of the said, "! just wish that this was the· 0 u cool, calm autumn weather to grab last day of the tournament." ·~ the lead after two rounds of As the tournament heads into the :21 tournament action against a strong with Lee Mikles of Arjzona State. final 'two days of competition the BYU team. Both are deadlocked at par 144, one team standings look ,,ke this: UNM . ' fl: ,. 'c',,)_- ' The Lobos, paced by Monty stroke off the pace of Carrico. is first with a two round total of 585 z Carrico, came storming back and c-f The Lobos placed three men in followed by BYU at 595, ASU at overtook the Cougars of BYU by 10 the top ten of the individual 597, Colorado and Fresno St. at OJ strokes in the team competition. -Oil competition, UNM's Harold 608, Stanford at 611 and Weber St. '0:1 Carrico, playing a consistent golf tJ.. Garrison is in fourth-place with a. and Arizona at 612. game, fired an even-par-72 three-over-par 145 while teammate Trailing Carrico, 06ve and yesterday to take over the number Mitch Mooney occupies- the eighth Mikles for the individual prize are one spot in the individual com position with a 148 total. Garrison of UNM with a two petition with a two day total of An elated, but cautious, Lobo round-tally of 145, Casey Boyns of 1430. First round leader, Mike Coach, Dick McGuire; said, "It's Utah at 146, Dan Pohl of Arizona, Gove of Weber St., shot a 4-over something when you can pick up 12 Mike Brannon of BYU and Ben par 76 to slip into a second place tie strokes against a team like BYU in Kern of New Mexico State at 147. Rounding out the top 10 are Mooney of UNM and Pat McGowan and Jim Blair ofBYU at Textiles Crafts co-op 148. Debbie 0 'Toole of. Oklahoma suffered through a frustrating For The Finest In Fiber_Artis In the women's division of the second round as dtd many golfers in the Tucker Tournament Tucker Tournament first-round yesterday. try. Unique And Funky Hand leader Florida stretched their crafted Toys, Clothin~ And advantage to 13 strokes over second place Tulsa with the rest of the field Home Decorations. falling further behind. The women Fern Spikers lake On Lobos slipped one notch to ninth heading into the final round of 2021 Old Town Road NW 843-6694 competition with a two round total of688. Ft. Lewis & vSanta Fe By Gino Brazil Florida leads Tulsa by a total of The UNM womeri's volleyball team, coming off a fourth place finish in 624 to 637. The closest challenger to the Lobo Invitational last weekend, will be trying to improve their record these teams is ASU at 649. as they travel to Durango tomorrow to compete against two small college ENTER NOW! !!everly Davis of Florida. is the teams, College of Santa Fe and Fort Lewis College. · women's individual leader with a Coach Kathy Marpe said that Fort Lewis has a "fairly good team. two round total of 149~ ASUNM Overall, ':"e have beat them twice and they have beat us twice," she said. · Arabesque Paper The Lobos have beaten College of Santa Fe twice this season. Student Homecoming Marpe said that the squad has been experimenting with two defenses and Committee Enterprise have been concentrating on serves all week. 163 Vineyard N.W. The starting lineup for the Lobos will look like this: Billie Colborne, With The Popular Entertainment Committee Antoinette Simoes, Mary Beth Roberts, Patty Howell, Gina Radoslovich 344-6401 and pee Dow. Of Dow, Marpe said, "She is really coming along and And Retailers offine art paper starting to mature as a player." Marpe also said Connie Casey will be in The UNM Alumni Association ·• Present '1 Polo Invite '.• . 11That's Entertainment" Opens Today (Homeco_ming '76} By Carol Pavletich ·corduroy After a two-week break in competition, the UNM water polo DEADLINES team will host the University ·of Big Bells Arizona, New Mexico State Mon. Oct.11-Homecoming Queen Candidate University, the Air Force Academy Applications Due At The Alumni Office and Denver University in the Lobo Invitational, today and Saturday. In The SUB By 5:00PM Tan, Green Wed. Oct.13-House Decoration Slogans Due Navy~ Blue UNM Coach Rick Klatt is At The ASUNM Office In The SUB By 5PM Sand, Brown, pleased with his team's effort this Fri. Oct.15 -House Decoration Fees And season and expects a successful weekend for the Lobos. The invite ,jf. • . Songfest/Talent :\light Entries Due At Burgundy should include some exciting . ' '" The ASUNM Offices By 5:09PM rematches, as the Lobos narrowly defeated the Arizona Wildcats 10-9, $14.50 and lost to the Air Force by a single ACTIVITIES goal two weekends ago in the ·····-···------Wildcat Invitational. The Lobos Wed. Oct. 20-Queen Elections probably won't have any trouble lobo with NMSU, after swamping the Sun. Oct. 24-Songfest & Talent Night; Ag$ies 12-8 and 14-0 in two Queen Coronations men's previous encounters this season. Mon. Oct. 25-Thru Thurs. Oct. 28-Special shop The invitational runs today and Daytime Activities & Entertainment Saturday. Action starts at 9 a.m. Now comes Miller time. I On The Mail. and ends at 5 p.m. ~ach day. ',' Fri. 6ct. 29-House Decoration Judging; ~(-·---· Eagles Concert Sat. Oct. 30-Homecoming Football Game; Get a good feeli House Decoration Winners Announced; Dance in The SUB Sun. Oct. 31-House Decoration Clean-up; Ohio Players, K.C. & The Sunshine Band Concert FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL Or COME BY ASUNM. OFFICE- Room 2421n The SUB 277-5528 or 5529 @ 1916 Tho M•ller Btewmg Co .• Mllwauk~e. Was.-·- MECOMING Across from Popejoy Hall -- • / / ~ '-0 t- "' ·~· 0\ San Jose St. Here Saturday ',, ,,....,.,~,; ~. r&~A~lffiH@.*!jl@lWMt&%m®m&.l:~W:::·lKMffi®:'f~mlfM#XM-JUf$i.mW.dif£®::Wlili&.1?iHlli::fK']; .... lill - - -- ···~. -- --- fj' oO ·· . · Daily Lobo . · - · - . d .... I ~ .D ... Can 'Pack Win at Home? 0" I 0 u Can 'Pack Win at Home 7. IGontinul"d (rom 1Ji1KI'l41 0- department by soph fullback Mike [ far." Stiles called UNM ''one of 0. Williams averaging 79 yards per ~ .D By Tim Gallagher ·.Sports·· the most physical teams we will The Spartans are averaging 231 OPEN FIRE game, Quarterback Noel Mazzone · 0 Tomorrow night at 7:30 in said, "New Mexico may be among I I meet.'' ....1 University Stadium, the UNM yards per game through the air and two teams we have played thus ~ ' ' . ' . . .. has scrambled for an average of 56 ~· ::>-, aren't too shabby on the ground, By Tim Gallagher 0 .... football team will try to answer the IConUnucd on pa.l{c 15) ~ (4 The Spartan defense is led by 6-5, yards per game. Mondt said he ·a either with a 186-yard average. ~ didn't expect to see Mazzone do ~ A question, "Can the Lobos win nt :;:.~ '- I·:;. 275 lb., left tackle Wilson UNM head coach Bill Mandt said that much running this year. ~· 0 liome?" A simulated LOBO investigation has turned up a tape containing a Faumuina. Mondt called Faumuina '<' u that non-conference foe SJSU · is conversation between two persons. The two voices on the tape have been ·~ So far this year, the Turquoise "a definite All-American can Preston Dennard has come on to t-' :; "probably the best passing team Ski Acrobats· Entertain tentatively identified as those of UNM football coach Bill Mandt and a 0 Terror has displayed a proficiency didate." The Spartans also have a 0" we'll face all year, Their quar lead the Lobos in receptions with 0 ~ at winning road games. They've well-known Albuquerque psychiatrist. Both men were asked to fine cornerback in Gerald Small !;: terback (Steve) DeBerg has an confirm whether or not is was their voices on the tape, but upon hearing five. The Lobos are averaging 134 0 taken two conference road wins, whom Mandt called "the best yards per game through the air and o excellent throwing arm." DeBerg the transcript both replied, "Oh my god. Stonewall it!" Here is the z 25-7 at UTEP and 33-20 at On Western U.S. Tour defensive back we'll see." 281 yards per game rushing. g. ~· has thrown for seven touchdowns transcript of that tape...... Colorado State. But in their only In San Jose's five games and has a ~ DOCTOR: Sit down, coach or maybe you better lie down on the couch. The Lobos come into this contest home appearance, the Lobos 58 per cent completion average. After this game, the road gets a 5"' ;;p" By Debbie Levy COACH: Okay doc, but I'm still hurting from that appendicitis y' relatively injury-free. Offensive little rockier for the Wolfpack. ,_. dropped a 20·16 decision to heavily The Spartans are 3-:i after iJ.< Three· ski acrobats were in know. tackle Chuck Pettet will miss his They head up to Wyoming next ::'j favored Texas Tech. winning their first three .\lames, Albuquerque recently to demon DOCTOR: So what's the problem this week, coach? Preston Dennard second straight game due to a knee weekend for a conference game 0\ Tomorrow night, the Spartans of Utah State 45-10, Hawaii. 47-7, strate their specialty and to COACH: I keep having these ,dreams, doc. I dream it's the fourth injury. Frosh Steve Lindstrom will with the Cowboys and then go to San Jose State, boasting a first-rate Fullerton 20-0, then dropping the promote skijng and ski equipment quarter and we're ahead by five points. The stadium is filled with 30,000 again start in his place. Tempe on Oct. 23 for a WAC game passing attack, will probably try to next two to Standard 28-23 and manufacturers. people they're all screaming because we're winning imd have been playing UNM is led in the rushing against the ASU Sun Devils. exploit New Mexico's youthful California 43-16. Park Smalley of Steamboat a great game. I can already hear the chants of "Fiesta, Bowl, that's our secondary. Grid Title SJSU head coach Lynn Stiles Springs, Colo.; Bob Bills of Ore111, goal," and then it happens. . Utah; and Scot.t Cowan of Salt The San Jose quarterback drops back and I took to our secondary, GREAT NEW ORLEANS JAZZ Lake City performed jumps and Theragood has fallen down. Shirley's covering the fullback. Koskovich is Tilt Today stunts (skibatics) at Fair Plaza breathing down the tailback's neck and Hudspeth is covering the flanker. Shopping Center. And there-all alone in the end zone-is the wide receiver. He's waving his Traveling throughout the West arms and jumping up and down. Finally the quarterback sees him, And lntram ural football is reaching GENERAL and the Midwest, the skiers began just a split-second before Robin Cole nails him and puts him six-feet its final days. A champion team will PARTS the tour Sept. I and will end it Dec. underground, he throws it. It's just floating, floating, and everyone in the emerge Friday afternoon. 1. stadium is silent. There's not a sound anywhere as the ball floats down. During the next three months, And then ... (voice trails off) The winners of the semifinal SPECIALIZING IN REPLACEMENT they will perform in Washington; DOCTOR: And then what? action between Sigma Alpha where the first show of the tour was COACH: I never know. In my dream I always turn to Del Wight and Epsilon and I Phelta Thi and Alpha PARTS FOR held, then in Ohio, Minnesota, start screaming, "There's that mix-up in the secondary again." And before Tau Omega and Law School will Wisconsin and North and South Del can say anything, his face turns blue, then red, then a deep shade of meet today for the coveted Toyota· Datsun Dakota as well as Arizona, purple. And then the dream ends. Intramural championship. Colorado, Utah and Wyoming. DOCTOR: Did you lose? Porsche • VW They will be in Santa Fe Oct. 28. COACH: I never know. I wake up before he catches the ball. In women's football, the Mini The skibatics are performed from DOCTOR: Your problem is obvious. It's called nocturnal/ongbom Pads took first place with the MGR Complete Volkswagon Machine Shop a 20-foot high and 45-foot long bedness. It's fairly common among coaches like yourself who have young Railroad taking second place. ramp covered with polysnow, a secondaries. Have there been any other symptoms? ~glistens rough green turf. COACH: Well, yes. It started two Saturdays ago when we lost to Texas In other intramural action, the second Annual Fall Singles Tennis with "We call it green meanies," Photo by Linda Gleason Tech on a 69-yard bomb. Then last week against Colorado State, they zest Smalley said, "because it tears scored first on another long pass. Classic will be held Oct. 13-17. This ski acrobat flipped out over being in Albuquerque: and holes in your head if you fall." DOCTOR: The solution to the problem is also obvious. You must work The tournament is open to all The skiers land on a 20-foot the secondary harder. joy" called a kicker, i~ a lot faster and said. students and faculty/staff mem square air pillow. The ramp is much much more dangerous. COACH: That's just it, doc. We work them like hell. Most of the time bers. steeper than slopes used in com "You don't have much time to Smalley, who has worked on they do a great job. Hudspeth has five interceptions in three game~. But all A $1 entry fee will be charged petition, the skiers Said, and the think, so you have to do it right," similar tours for a year, traveled we do is let down once and they score. And then those sportswnters and with balls and refreshment upswing at the end o.;:,f=t=h=e==~= Cowan said. last year in the Middle East and fans and boosters start screaming that we have a lousy secondary. provided for participants. Entries Smalley began the show'with a Europe. Born and reared in DOCTOR: There's no easy answer coach. Those things happen to the are due today at the Intramural Greatest of the original New Orleans Jazz Bands basic jump and was followed by Southern California, he moved to best of us. It'll be especially tough against those boys from San Jose who Office, Room 230, Johnson Gym. .. Spokane, Wash., and has been Bills and Cowan with progressively have such a good passing game. Maybe you could work on that rush more. skiing for six years, but has not yet ·- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1976 - 8:00P.M. more difficult maneuvers, a front You haven't been sacking the quarterback all that much. I notice they keep skied in New Mexico. running away from Cole's side. Every time he makes a tackle he has to run KIVA AUDITORIUM - CONVENTION CENTER 2935 Monte \Tista NE 265·3681 tuck somersault and a back tuck. Covered Tickets: $4.00 and $5,00 They each took three turns, 50-yards to get it. . . Bills plans to return to school at COACH: I know, doc. I better get going because we've got practice m Tickets available at: successively · performing the Utah State University after the tour ~ago:n 10% Discount With This Ad just a few hours. And I have to get over to see Mike Roberts and ~atch Riedling Music Company, 5314 Menoul Blvd, NE- 265-5605 "suicide" ("If you don't do it right is over and will student-teach health Makers of-Hand Made First Methodist Church, 4th and Lead SW- 243-5646 ~~ some films and tell everyone how great we look on that TV show of mme. Jnrl/an Je~~rt. • you might end up dead," Smalley and psychology. OLDTOVVJY Candyman - 125 E, Water St,, Santa Fe - 983-9309 said.), back-layout,r mobius flip, DOCTOR: Just keep that secondary sharp coach. I think you guys will upside-down helicopters and "But I don't know why a probably pull it out. Say, 31-24. reverse double-somersaults. psychology teacher is doing Cowan, who performed the something like this," he said. The tape ends there. I realize it will probably ~e more difficult t? obt~in ' further recordings. Security has a tendency to tighten up after thmgs like ~ou're in medieal sehooL mobius. flip, a very dangerous Bills has been skiing for 17 years jump, took a fall while doing it. this. . and is sponsored on the tour by By the way, I agree with the good doctor. It'll be the Lobos by seven m a d·uring competition last year, several ski equipment manufac costing him a championship in turers. high-scoring contest. skibatics and $8,000. "Now," Bills said, "on an air In addition to skiing, he is a bag, it could cost him his life." hang-glider, was in the Olympic The stunts are much more dif bicycle racing trials and flies ficult to do on the ramp and air falcons. The birds travel with the pillow than on snow, the skiers group. DEALERS IN NEW AND ~NTAQE M~SICAL IN.5TR~MENTS rentals ·accessories ·complete repair service Make Your Own Please excuse the big Southwest and Contemporary. mound of dirt around jewelry. 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