Vdl. 19 No. 64 i Ciilifornia State University-Northridge I'ridav. i'cbruarv 14, 1975 Daily Sund:|al Food Day group urges campus action Here are a few facts you may effort —an effort aimed at or may not be aware of: changing personal eating — The U.S. military budget is habits; improving food welfare 60 times greater than the programs; reforming cor budget for overseas economic porations that promote the sale aid. During a 14 hour period, of billions of dollars worth of the Defense Department spends nutrionally empty, resource- more than the entire annual squandering junk foods; in budget of the United Nations vestigating agri-business food program. practices that are forcing small farmers off the land; and —Only about 40 percent of developing national policies Americans eligible for food which recognize the needs of stamps currently receive them, hungry people at home and and President F'ord has an abroad. nounced his intentions to cut This job requires a national organizing effort. The non the food stamp program budget IKAFFIC PROBLEMS* like these, could Computer" program, a large-scale, no-cost, car profit Center for Science in the by about one billion dollars or possible be alleviated with a new "Commuter pool M>rvice. Sundial photo by Vicki W hite 25 percent. Public Interest, in conjunction with dozens of other groups and — The ad budget of General individuals, is building a Foods is almost three times movement to take on this task, Commuter Computer may bigger than the budget of the a movement that will blossom Food Bureau of the U.S. Food on FOOD DAY. .i national day and Drug Administration. of action on the food crisis. help CSUN drivers FOOD DAY is set for April 17. —The American meat-based The rise of the environmental By CHRISTIE GILLE One such program is Hitch-hikers o diet deprives the world of 18 movement and the end to direct Staff Writer America. " Though this form of trarsportation i; million tons of cereal protein, an American involvement in the Positive help with transportation problems, not for everyone, a certain number of CSU^ amount almost equal to the Vietnam War are directly such as the rising price of gasoline, may soon be students do hitch-hike to and from school o, world's protein deficiency. traceable to campus activity. a reality at CSUN. other points in the community. The help is called "Commuter Computer. ' The students of America can Registration with this program prov des the according to David M. Franco, an assistant at — Americans consume, on the once again make a commitment inember with the safety of riding with a the student activities office. It is a no-cost, large- average, about one hundred to actions that can result in registered car-owner member. It also pro', ides scale carpool service approved by Mayor Tom pounds of sugar each year. long-overdue changes in the the car-owner member with a way of identilying Bradley. Some foods —sugar-coated way in which the Federal member hitch-hikers through the use of firm- "The program is already working well in cereals, for instance —contain government, corporate bands and I.D. cards. up to 50 percent sugar. America, and individuals decide industry and could be started at CSUN later this CSUN is Registration Point #12 for the how and to whom food will be semester." said Franco. "UFA.". The program is set up for local and — Diet contributes to half of all allocated. The new computerized program is run by concerned organizations and private citizens national travel. deaths in the United St.ates. FOOD DAY national offices Other service are open at 1785 Massachusetts within the Los Angeles County general area. The other service offered al this time at CSUN Ave., NW, Room 206. Many executives from large corporations which As government and corporate is the "Hide Board." This is located outside the Washington. D.C. 20036 (202- have employee transportation problems are on decision-makers allow the food student activities at Adm. 211. 462-8510). If you are interested loan to the program to help get it started. situation to deteriorate further, The board is a do-it-yourself version of the in organizing P'OOD DAY "The system is funded by federal grants and it becomes clear that in future "Commuter Computer." It is broken dividuals and organizations in teach-ins or other activities, by voluntary support in dollars and services down into rough geographical areas and can communities and campuses contact the office for further from private industry," according to an official handle regular requests for rides or one-time-only across the nation will have to information and organizing st itement released by 'Commuter Computer." needs. begin a massive education suggestions. Divided into grids "Commuter Computer" uses a map divided into I'.ven after the computerized system goes into Deadline on priority applications grids. The grid system covers the extensive area effect, the student who needs a rider or ride will from NewhaU to Newport Beach and Thousand still find the board useful. Long distance tripj for fall semester financial aid Oaks to Ontario. are covered as well as local ones. "There are very few of our students who would All of the forms nettled for any of thest programs can be obtained from the activitiej. Today is the last day to pick up priority applications for financial not be included within the program's boun daries. " Franco said. effice al Adm. 211. aid. "There is as much need for a system like this !f there are further questions, please consult All students who may have need of monetary help for the fall at CSUN. as there is at any institution driven to David M. Franco in the student activities office. semester are urged to apply now. by commuters, " Franco said. He espt'-ially would like to hear comments on the Students should visit Adm. 118 for forms and .issistance. Call future "Commuter Computer " program. To get 885-2374 for answers to general questions. Until the system is started, however, CSUN does have alternate programs available. in touch by phone, call 885-2393.
1 liX)k deep into your eyes Watch your smiling face I see your lips move Yet i hear nothing Is it possible Your words That i Can bring rue Have shut off any hurt And somehow in my dream i manage To hear you say 'i love vou' By Laura Perry I'age 2-l)aily Sundial-February 14, 1975 Young Socialist Alliance tackles a variety of social, political problems world perspective of the By SUZZANE PATTERSON Japan. Spain and Sri Lanka. the United Farm Workers Ricans marched in support of deterioration of capitalism and Ed itor's note: This is the Another workshop dealt with Union. the independence of their the worldwide upsurge of second of a two-part story on strike support. YSAers She told conventioners that country. Perez feels many socialist struggles for planned the 14th Young Socialist described how they organized Chicanos should take up the Puerto Ricans in America will socialist societies was given. Alliance convention. backing among students for the struggle against Atty. Gen. return home once Puerto Rico establishes its independence. Workshops were carried out coal miners' strike, for the Sears William Saxbe's deportations. Sunday through Thursday and city workers' strikes in San •80 per cent of the 800,000 Recruitment is of major As the YSA importance —especially in 1975. afternoon and included Francisco, for actions by deported last year are becomes invoived... discussions on a variety of areas minority construction workers Mexicanos. These deportations It will be imperative to recruit that work needs to be organized in New York demanding jobs, are a racist attack on Chicanos more and more active members the opportunities for nationwide to run the 1976 in. A major area was that of and for strikes and organizing whose families are deported. recruitment increase international defense of political drives by campus employees. Saxbe is even going so far now campaign successfuUy. In the prisoners. The YSA plans to become the as to suggest that aU Latinos organizational report given by The campaign kick-off raUy strongest left tendency in terms carry identification papers to Ginny Hildebrand, one of the was another keypoint of the 6i organizational and prove their citizenship when YSA national officers, she convention's success. Funds YSA plans to promotional strength to in applying for for a job." summarized some of the major totalling $31,942 was pledged successes the YSA has made in tervene in the major labor She criticized Cesar Chavez by convention participants become the this area. strongest left struggles. who has come out publicly for following the candidates' The workshop on women's deportation of La Raza workers. "This FaU (of 1974) the 15 speeches. tendency...to liberation focused its activity on "He is acting on the premise traveling teams of young This year had the most intervene in the best ways to gain support that the real issue is to raid the widespread and unbiased labor struggles - lor the ERA (Equal Rights fields of scabs. The real source "Together, we make nationwide media coverage in .Amendment). Mary Jo Vogel of the influx of Mexicano up a powerful the entire history of American In March and .April of this from Atlanta told how a broad workers is the ^nomination of sociaUsm. During the weeks year. USLA, the United States coalition for passage of the U.S. imperialism over Mexico revolutionary team." before the convention, news Committee for Justice of Latin- KRA has been organized in and Latin America. This is what media throughout the country American Political Prisoners, (ieorgia. one of the five states forces the so-called aliens to flee sociahsts made a big con and especially in St. Louis will sponsor ^ U.S. speaking still refusing to pass the ERA. the poverty of their own tribution to the geographic followed the YSA's court battle lour by Juan Carlos Coral, a The group plans a major country to come to the land growth of the YSA.They visited to ban FBI surveillance of the well-known socialist leader in demonstration Jan. 11 which was once theirs." 205 campuses, sold tens of convention. UPI produced eight Argentina and former Jose G. Perez spoke to the thousands of "Militants" (the stories on the convention. presidential candidate of the YSA members...have convention on conditions in SWP paper) and "Young F^ront page coverage was I'artido Socialista de los been active in Puerto Rico. By changing the Socialists" (YSA paper), given daily by the St. Louis Trabajadores (Argentinean basis of their economy, the recruited 97 new members to Dispatch, and Peter Camejo Socialist Workers Party). Coral protests against United States forced Puerto the YSA and helped form seven spoke on several St. Louis will be speaking in Los Angeles racist deportations Ricans to leave their island and new local chapters."' television talk shows. On March 11 to March 14. come to the United States to Hildebrand concluded her Monday morning, he appeared •Ihrough this tour. USLA demanding that the state ratify find work. Air fares were report by discussing two key on national television. lowered and visas were easily hopes to gain financial and lhe ERA. aspects of the YSA's func Although the entire YSA gotten...in times when cheap political support from student In respect to national tioning: the education of YSA membership is still very small, exported labor was needed, that groups. women's groups, liberation struggles, two major members in Marxist theory and each member of the is. "Puerto Ricans have the various church associations, reports were given: one by Olga revolutionary strategy and organization is an active lowest paying jobs and the and Latin-American support Rodriguez, recent candidate for tactics, and the organization of member. Contrary to the lowest living standards of any groups in America. Women will California state governor, on all areas of the YSA's work as a •stalemate token membership national group in this country. be encouraged to appeal to the Chicano struggle, and one team effort. which exemplifies the Latin-American embassies to on the Puerto Rican struggle for "Together with our different Democratic and Republican inquire into lhe plight of Latin- national independence given by ''Puerto Ricans have ideas, talents and skUls," she Parties, each member of the American prisoners. Jose Perez, founder of the the lowest living said, "We make up for in YSA commits himself to year- Throughout the convention, Puerto Rican Socialist Party. standards of any dividual shortcomings. round political work. greetings were received and In Rodriguez's report, she Altogether, we make up a As the YSA becomes more read from supporters of the explained to the convention national group in powerful revolutionary team fit and more involved in common American YSA and of the participants how YSA members this country." to win the respect and daily struggles, the op Fourth International, the in in California and Texas have aUegiance of our generation. portunities for recruitment ternational Trotskyist Party. been active in protests against In the South Bronx, a quarter of And that's exactly what we're increase. At the conclusion of These included youth groups in the racist deportations and a million live, mostly in city going to do." the convention, 29 people asked Argentina, Canada, China, New harassment of Chicanos and tenement houses. Twelve to The success of this year's to join. It is strides Uke this, Zealand, and Puerto Rico. Other Mexicanos by the Immigration fifteen thousand of them are convention can be determined in smaU but consistent, that wiU revolutionary organizations Department. She also em addicts." many ways. First, because of determine the ultimate im communicated from Austria, phasized support for the grape At a recent national march in the widespread representation portance of the Young SociaUst Belgium, Greece, Iran, Israel, and lettuce boycott caUed by New York City, 20,000 Puerto of international participants, a Alliance. KCSN Program Log 88.5 f m 88.5 fm Programs subject to change without notice
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FAIR HOUSING 12:55-KCSN NEWS 2-KCSN NEWS 10:10 CLASSICS '75 4:01- MAGIC MUSIC BOX 10-KCSN NEWS 1-DON'T TOUCH THAT DIAL 2:01 -S.F.V. FAIR HOUSING pm 4:30-A CLOSER LOOK AT THE NEWS 10:10-MILLION DOLLAR MUSIC 2:55-KCSN NEWS 2:30-PSYCHIC REVOLUTION 1 KCSN NEWS 5-ALL THINGS CONSIDERED am 3 YOUR MOTHER SHOULD KNOW 3 KSSN NEWS 1:15 THIS AFTERNOON 6:30 -CONCERT HALL 1-HOUSE AT POOH CORNER 4:55-KCSN NEWS 3:05-THIS AFTERNOON 2 KCSN NEWS 7:55-KCSN NEWS 5-CONCERT HALL 4-KCSN NEWS 2:01 MEDICINE TODAY 8-LA MUSICA BRAVA SATURDAY 2/22/75 7-CINEMA SOUNDS 4:01 MAGIC MUSIC BOX 2:30 - THE SUBJECT IS LOVE 10-KCSN NEWS am 9-SPOTLIGHT ON A STAR 4:30 A CLOSER LOOK AT THE NEWS 3-KCSN NEWS 10:10-DON'T TOUCH THAT DIAL 7 VALLEY MORNING 10-DEMENTIAN EIGHTY EIGHT February 14. 1975-Daily Sundial-Page 3 Chicano labor force tied to major capitalist elements By JOHN CARDENAS culprits are the multi-national Culinary Councils, where we are Third World Staff Writer giants. Mexico is helpless in dominant in terms of workers, "The immigration of workers this relationship. The increase but where they have wrong affects aU people who work in in production is real — views in terms of immigration. this nation,"' Bert Corona, producing more copper, sugar, They are the collaborationist COPIES noted organizer and leader in sea food, meat, shipping out to trade unions. the Chicano movement, said the U.S. which Mexico won't "When the immigrants are when he spoke on "The have. laid low by industrial ailments, Problems of IUegal Immigrants "The needs of the Mexican many times they receive in the U.S." Wednesday in EN people are not even being met. unequal treatment. In some 100 at 3 p.m. Thirteen million today have no parts of L.A. they have problems with the black "We have for too long been work in Mexico. We can blame NO brothers. We have to express forced to see immigration as a the Mexican leadership, but we our feeling of solidarity and ask problem of us, the Mexicano," also have to blame here. If MINIMUK them to do the same for us. Corona told the predominately Mexico would cut off its flow of Chicano audience. "Im immigrants altogether they (the "Many Chicanos in factories migration is not good. Someone U.S.) would go down and get are foremen because they are benefits and has to be them. bilingual. They're looking for responsible for the conditions "Our people are not 'illegals.' Chicanos and Mexicanos to do the dirty work for them. that produce immigration. That word should not enter into OFFICE SUPPLIES-OFFSET PRINTING Ninety-seven per cent of aU these discussions. The im people deported are Latin migrants make someone rich or Late adds and Americans." richer. They do something registration TAM'S STATIONERS "At the present moment, the others wouldn't do. Who is illegal in this relationship? Mexican People are intimately policy changed M.>1 1 IM ^11) \ Ml.\ I) related to those who dominate Aren't they (the employers) the No student wiU be aUowed to \()|{ illKIDCI ( \i.ll' ss(i.«iii.-,.-, the capitalist world: the illegals? late register, add a class or Exxons, Rockefeller's and "What they have to un change enrollment status after Carnegie's. Over 100 years ago derstand is how they have February 21, according to we first started to come over tumed the issue around and Frank Tansey, Registrar. ARE YOU BEING 'RIPPED OFF' and work for the RockefeUer distorted it. Once you can Though the CSUN catalogue operation and the same multi convince people that they ON YOUR AUYO INSURANCE? and schedule of classes men national corporations: Exxon, themselves are to blame for Based on living in Northridge their problems, then they will tions that late adds and Arco, Shell. CHECK OUR ANNUAL Single female Single male turn inwards to themselves so registration are possible with "The History of our people RATES FOR THOSE Age Age that they won't fight the real consent of the instructor, this has been tied to people who WHO QUALIFY 18-$176 18-$262 enemy. policy has had to be discon owned the cotton commisaries. B AVERAGE J 9-$ 176 19-$204 tinued because of loss of state NOT REQUIRED- The same people in 1870, have "In 1973 C.A.S.A. initiated funds to the university. 1>() to 23-$ 122 20 tX) 23-$ 184 class-suits to stop the mass CALL US FOR A 24 $108 24-$li4 now become worldwide Funds lost last year would raids. We were told that the NO- HASSLE QUOTE operations. They dominate have amounted to enough people who come in illegal are every other Latin American money to support five full-time ^ Sl.S.OOO/J^.lO.fKM) Modily Injured merely in violation of an ad country except Cuba. In teaching positions. This means > ^^^ $10,000 Property damage ministrative procedure. The Mexico, 25 per cent of the GNP that classes with low enrollment ^•^ Similar rates for other needed coverages Immigration Department is owned by the multi-nationals. which otherwise would have violates the law everyday and is "Mexico has a larger portion continued had to be cut. ARROW INSURANCE SERVICE not supposed to. of its working class employed If a student is not sure he is 18645 Sherman Way No. 107 outside of its borders. The "They apply the concepts of enrolled in a class, he should be 345-4565 987-2844 majority of the workers in immigration only to exploit a sure to get an "add"" card filled Mexico are working in food neighboring country's work out Tansey said. "This production. The problem is not force. It's essential that we semester, for the first time, the the Mexican immigrant but the approach the unions. deadline must be enforced,"" he system, not our people. The real Amalgamated Workers, added. Why eveiybody's pretending they^e us. 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By ROGER WILSON Supreme Court justices. has a new calendar of guests for It is a good sign to see programming. We are kicking Guest Writer •'To TeU the Truth" and the program, and is certain the television is finally striving to about the idea of one day At a news conference held "Truth or Consequences"" were audience will enjoy discovering keep up with an ever changing having policemen acting as Tuesday, a group of network in direct competition for their the true occupations of society. Ziller ended the press policemen, and government and independent television desired host, both of course congressmen, senators, and conference stating, "Look for officials acting as government stations announced a wanting Richard M. Nixon. "To other government officials. some more changes in future officials." monumental re-innovation in Tell the Truth " finaUy won the their game show programming. contract with the ex-president, "We are losing our audience,"' Nixon promising to "put my Pet overpopulation commented John Paul Ziller, best foot forward."" "Truth or spokesperson for the Los Consequences"", however, had a Angeles-based group. "We good choice to faU back on, must adapt our programming to signing Spiro T. Agnew to a leads to destruction coincide with new trends in four-year contract with an By BOBBI WEISS rendered for other more America if we are going to Last Saturday, for example, a escape clause. Every year thousands upon useful" circumstances. continue to sell soap." woman brought her puppy into "Let"s Make a Deal"" wiU be thousands of animals are the East Valley Animal Shelter. People must stop mating The proposed change in gapie hosted by John Dean. The destroyed at our local animal "I'm moving and there's animals just for the pure joy of show format will revolve around network has already started shelters. During this same nothing else I can do." What a producing pure-bred pets. Back a new host. "We need new faces, promotional efforts nicknaming period of time hundreds are familiar line this tends to be. yard breeding must STOP. new personalities to better him "Dealin" John,"" and by born to unknowledgeable pet The woman is informed that ten If you wish to purchase your represent the essence of the adding two new pockets to his owners. This must stop! The minutes after she leaves, the Ms. Weiss is a senior, majonng program's theme," continued suit pants which will also be general population must make animal wiU be destroyed. "1 in Liberal Studies. Ziller. filled with money. themselves aware of this thought it takes three days," animal from the Department of A list of the new game show "The Dating Game"' wiU be growing problem of over she continues. FACT:With the Animal Regulation, the cost is hosts was distributed to hosted by Wilbur Mills. The ex- population among our animal over abundance of unwanted quite minimal. An adult animal reporters during the press congressman promises both kingdom. pets being brought into the costs $13.36, which includes a conference. The list had been lively contestants and a new The Volunteer Services to shelters, unless they are free examination and if it's over kept confidential until contract sense of morality for the Animals now informs us that licensed, sick or strayed, they four months old, it also includes agreements had been reached. program. Mills takes a stand on currently there is a bill before are almost immediately its license. A puppy would run "The New Price is Right" will equal opportunity with his Mayor Bradley which would be hosted by Gerald Ford. choice of a Latin-American make it mandatory to spay and Although technically he wiU be chaperone for all dates pandered neuter our pets. However, as m(X)nlighting, Ford was quoted through the program. the old saying goes, "you can as stating, "This will be the "Jeopardy" wiU be hosted by lead a horse to water, but you practical means in which 1 will Ted Kennedy. Kennedy was can't make him drink." So be bring my economic program to forced to give up prospective the story with human beings. the nation." advertising contracts with This writer is quite sure that "I've (iot a Secret"" will be Volkswagen by accepting the if you had nothing else better to hosted by the controversial network offer, but looked upon do but spend a couple of hours Daniel EUsberg. EUsberg plans the host position as a "sink or at your local "pound" that more to further modify the popular swim" proposition. spaying and neutering would be show by replacing the usual "What's My Line"' wiU be done and less senseless mating celebrity guest panel with hosted by (iordon Liddy. Liddy of pets would ensue. Perspectives
King of tiny oil-rich country seeks American landmarks By DOUG FRIEDMAN Abu: That's strange. Johnny Q: What movie was that? Staff Writer Carson said he was just another Abu: The Alamo, I think. The following is an interview pretty face. Q: Is it true that you're held with Abu Dhabi Rhabi, Q: Any other landmarks? thinking of buying a major U.S. king of the tiny oil-rich nation of Abu: We're interested in movie studio? Arabsylvania in the Middle buying the Astrodome. I hear Abu: That's true. Just think East: the Houston Oilers play there. of a remake of the Wizard of Oz. Question: I understand that Q: But their record is only Dorothy wouldn't have to ask UNLOVED —One of the many homeless, lonely creatures to be your people are interested in .500. any strange scarecrows how to found at the Pound. get to the Emerald City. She investing more money in Abu: Listen, I wish OUR Photo by Linda Lingle American landmarks. Can you countries were .500! could just step into the nearest reveal a few to our readers? Q True, you have lost a few gas station and get directions. destroyed. Abu: Yes. Mt. Rushmore wars in recent years. Q: That's absurd. The woman leaves after you $6.36, which also includes a ranks high on our list of Abu: But that shouldn't Abu: How about a remake of workers try to talk her into free exam. Even if you find your priorities. Can you picture King happen again. We've just Anwar and Cleopatra? taking her pet with her. She pet is iU during the time of the Faisal carved in stone next to purchased a John Wayne Q: Isn't that Antony and returns 15 minutes later, having examination, you may bring the Teddy Roosevelt? movie, and we're going to study Cleopatra? changed her mind, and is told animal back to the shelter and \ Q: To tell you the truth, I his fighting tactics to better Abu: You stay on your side of the dog has been destroyed. they will provide another one 'can't. ourselves. the Mediterranean, and I'll stay The above situation occurs free of charge. on mine. over and over again. There has The going-ons of unwanted Q: Do you have any other got to be some common pet population has got to come interests in historical land denominator between educating to an end! The next time you see marks? the pubUc to the reaUty of our a puppy and you say to Daily Sundial Abu: The only other one I can existing animal population yourself, "Oh, isn't he cute; I'd think of is the London Bridge, problem. love to take him home," think Published daily during the academic year except Mondays, exam periods and holidays but I guess I'd have to go to Most people do not realize about it. Think about the time by the Board of Publications, California State University, Northridge. 18111 Nordhoff St., England for that. that except under extraordinary required-the distemper and Northndge. Calif 91324 Editorial offices located in Sierra Hall North 206, telephone 88&- Q: Thank you very much for circumstances an animal cannot 3143 Business and advertising offices located in Sierra Hall North 218, telephone 88B- rabies vaccinations, the spaying 3138 or 885 2998 Mailed subscriptions are accepted on a remainder of the year tMSis at $7 the interview, Abu. be kept in the shelter for more or neutering that must be done. per academic year Abu: My pleasure. Say, can than seven days. In other And most of aU, think about The Daily Sundial is a member of the California Newspapers Publishers Association, you teU me where I can find a words, if they are not "adop California Intercollegiate Press Association and is a client of United Press International. this: Everytime one animal is The Daily Sundial is represented nationally by the National Educational Advertising good place to eat? ted" within this period of time born, ten are being destroyed Services. Opinions expressed in editorials represent those of the Daily Sundial arni not Q: Sure. Have you tried they wiU be destroyed for lack for lack of anything better to do necessarily those of the university. Canter's? of space and their bodies with them. February 14, 1975-Daily Sundial-Page 5 Is it really just a question of semantics? Reprinted with writer's per is very unlikely that a woman woman in the definition of chairperson or a presiding ficer—internal for the chair mission from Counseling Center will occur readily to either the mental health. Mentally healthy officer or chair or chair one at person and external for the News. Number 13, Feb. 1975. writer or the reader. When men and mentally healthy least when a woman occupies chairman. My suspicion is that By LINDA S. FIDELL feminists argue for a more people were (independently) the role. When it is held by a when people claim that this Professor of Psychology neutral term, they are arguing described in very similar terms male person, people seemed issue is not worthy of con Close your eyes for a few that the structure of language and those terms clearly inclined to slip back to the sideration it is really because it seconds and try to imagine "the influences the structure of resembled our masculine sex familiar "chairman" so that we matters too much rather than educated man." Was he taU? thought. Frequently others role stereotype. Mentally still have two terms which too Httle. What is, after aU, thin? pale? But you did imagine argue that feminists reaUy healthy women, on the other distinguish the location of the more important than limiting a "he" didn't you? (And so did shouldn't concern themselves hand, were described as genitals of the presiding of thought! just about everybody else.) with such trivial matters when dependent, emotional, vain. Why, one wonders, didn't so many more important issues approximately 51.3 per cent of are right at hand. But consider In yet^.mother study, it was CALLING ALL writers, artists, us imagine a taU, thin, pale the following. found th&^ identifying jobs as photographers, cartoonists and poets. woman if, as Webster suggests, Legally, when the writers of sex Unked reduced the likeUhood "man" is a generic term for the Declaration of In that qualified persons of the Get involved with the campus by person and women are 51.3 per dependence argued that "aU opposite sex would apply. When contributing to the Daily Sundial. We're cent of the people? The rpoblem men are created equal" "men" feminists pressed (and won) is, I submit, that generic man was not interpreted to include cases which required waiting for you in Sierra North 208. Find has become (or always really women. It took 144 years and a newspapers to declassify their us fast in the Yellow Pages or call was) equated with human male Constitutional amendment advertisements, they won a both psychologicaUy and, to a before the woman half of nontrivial victory. collect 885-3139 or 885-3143. large extent, legally. mankind achieved the vote. Recently in Los Angeles Man does not mean woman, And we still need the Equal firemen have become fire and to use it as if it did reduces Rights Amendment! fighters and policemen, police the chance that a female person Much more recently, a study officers. Perhaps it would help if win be considered. If somebody using clinical psychologists as our educated man became a Reasons for Roots. writes for a recommendation for subjects found that man equals scholar. There is a growing "the best man to fill the job", it person but neither equals trend to caU the chairman a No. 3. Rocker Sole. When you walk, your body weight shifts from your heel down the outer side, across to the big toe for Letters to the Editor lift off Roots sole makes each lift off less work.
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While fronting as a theater has always been his coldness, his ap By TOM GORMAN blank-filled gun. Kellerman sloppily impresario, he flooded the French parent lack of affection for either his Entertainment Editor portrays a dumb, dirty but beautiful, economy with fake bonds and phony material or his actors. "Stavisky" is not A comedy film which fails to evoke blonde hippie pushover, who dreams of vouchers. free from this flaw. The director's profuse laughter falls back on its sub becoming a country singer. Stavisky did a high-wire act with his seeming disinterest only serves to sequent dramatic tone to compensate for Are there any unusually amusing schemes; whenever one of his wires further alienate an audience already its lack of successful humor. When that possibilities in the teaming of this snapped beneath him, he leapt up to a puzzled by the unfamiliar surroundings, fails, an outstanding individual pen tumultuous trio? No, but there's still higher one. F>ventually, the whole shaky and by the director's frequent jump-cuts formance. or possibly some ex reckless driving, compulsive drinking, structure collapsed, bringing down with and flash-forwards. traordinary production work can make clumsy thievery, foolish gambling, filthy it not only Stavisky, but also the French Where "Stavisky" primarily succeeds the overall effort somewhat worthwhile. language and discreet frontseat government of 1933. is in its re-creation of the P>ance of the "Rafferty and the Gold Dust Twins," lovemaking between Kellerman and The problem in watching Stavisky did 1930's. In this Resnais is greatly aided a new release, begins to fill a category Arkin (remember, there's a dangerously a high-wire ac by the brilliant cinematography of Sacha beyond this point-desperately hopeless. disturbed, curious adolescent girl The problem in watching "Stavisky" Vierny. The two men fill the screen with This unfunny farce has all the "asleep" in the backseat). is that it was intended for a French lush and seductive images of the past, of qualifications for becoming a beautifully The illegal road spree ends abruptly audience, one presumably familiar with a world long dead, which even seems to executed box-office bomb. after the three finally arrive at New the scandal and with the politics of that be dying before our eyes. The movie's The film enters a premature state of Orleans. Phillips is grounded by the law time. The place and era in which style may have been influenced by inertia due to: stereotypical characters, for stealing 20 bucks and is sent back to "Stavisky" is set are unfamiliar to us, Hertolucci's "The Conformist", which an old, exhausted story line and poor St. Mary's Orphanage. Kellerman takes who know little enough about our own was set in the same period. direction by Dick Richards, who did off with a travelling country band to give history, let alone that of France. But if 'Stavinsky " has weaknesses, and it is have some good talent to work with. them a "lift" as their singer. Arkin is left you can get around this immediate a difficult film, but I believe that it is Alan Arkin (Rafferty), miscast as a with his only real love-a pint of cheap problem, you will find that "Stavisky" is well worth seeing. So many films these dull-witted, alcoholic, ex-marine, is bourbon. a brilliant, if somewhat flawed film. days (like "Confessions of a Window kidnapped by Sally Kellerman (Mac) and An absurd, "happy" ending is thrown Jean-Paul Belmondo plays Stavisky, Cleaner") offer nothing at all that could 14-year-old Frisbee (Mackenzie Phillips), in at the end. of course. Arkin rescues and as usual gives an effortless and fine be considered even vaguely interesting, who need a quick ride to New Orleans. the teeny-brat from incarceration by performance. Charles Boyer is Baron and it is a pleasure to encounter a film Miss Phillips (the kid sister in posing as her long-lost father. The pair Raoul, an aging aristocrat who invests in made with such grace and intelligence. "American Graffitti") easily steals a lot then head for Paraguay to live on a Belmondo's schemes, is ultimately And if at times the dialogue seems less of the scenes and appears very natural as banana farm. They could also screen the ruined by Stavisky, and yet mourns his dazzling, or if the whole set-up com a sullen, smart aleck, delinquent film there to a more suitable audience- death by suicide. Boyer gives the best pletely throws you, you might want to runaway, who bluffs everyone with a the resident spider monkey population. performance in the film, and one of the spend a few minutes as I did, gazing into best of his long career. Jean-Paul Belmondo's face, wondering The direction is by Alain Resnais, who how his nose got so squashed. ENTER TAINMENT r.itri s |);,j|\ Sundial-Februarv 14. 1975
''i-fb. 11-16 AL JARRKAU / l.F.S .McCANN I'd). 1^-19 SKRC.U) MKNDKZ 'The Dybbuk^: Jewish faith SOWV IKHin \ HKOWMK MidKK l'»b. :i()-23 COMMANDKR CODY .^ S()\\^ •|•KHR^ \ BROU.MK McGKK 00U6 WESIONS at Mark Taper Forum i;roufaabour^ By ANDREA MERTON Later a man named Sender Leah. Jean Paul Mustone as COCKTAIIS • OINNf RS . HOCT MONDAYS • NO A6t LIMIT -^ * >**^ Staff Writer has arranged a marriage for Chanon, and Bert Freed as 9081 SANTA MONICA BLVQ.. U. 278-6168 "Dybbuk" is a Hebrew his daughter, Leah. She isn't Sender. Special praise should word meaning "a tortured soul pleased with the match, and be made of Nehemiah Persoff, which takes possession of the neither is Chanon, a young who played the Rabbi that body of a living person." man in love with Leah. performed the exorcism. Center Theater Clroup's Chanon learns of Leah's Persoff's characterization was production of "The Dybbuk, " engagement and suddenly dies excellent, and even the currently playing at the Mark a strange death. slightest gesture of his hand Taper Forum, deals with the Leah's wedding takes place, made one believe that he was mysticism of the spiritual but in the middle of the not only wise, but powerful. world, as well as the real ceremony the young bride He most skillfully carried *lie world. becomes possessed with w( ight of the entire second act. A POSSESSED Gil Set in a Polish community Channon's tortured soul. "The Dybbuk ' plays thru Lightstone goes thro of Hassidic Jews in the late The second act moved much March 23. It is a unique theater of exorcism as [ from nineteenth century, the play is faster and was a fascinating piece, as well as a moving and Neheniah Persof a beautifully authentic look at a Jewish exorcism. In theatrical experience. look on in amazemei representation of Jewish this act we learn that Sender is culture and folklore. Most of responsible for his daughter's the first act, which occurs in a condition because he has synagogue, is filled with broken a promise that was values and traditions of the made many years back. Sender painfully admits his WEEK Jewish faith. It focuses on the guilt, and he, alone, must now Jews as close-knit, with a For those of you who turned to this section first, yo bear the burden of Leah's strong sense of community. l)e in pretty bad shape. Only three weeks into the se undying love and devotion for These J ews pray, laugh, and and you're already in need of relief. Well, you've come THE Chanon. tell imaginative stories right place as the Sundial once again presents this wet together. This is all The cast of "The Dybbuk" highlights. STEPFORD WIVES reminiscent of "Fiddler on the is large, and all of the actors Music Roof," and many of the worked well together as an A vwy modern Msperae slory from »h«- Julhor oi Rosnrury^ &iby. What better way to celebrate Valentine's Day tl characters seemed as if they ensemble. Some of the more taking the one you love to a concert. Although tonight had stepped out of that play memorable performances up isn't exactly star-studded we are graced by some COIUMBIA PICTURfS HKI PAtOMAR PICIURfS lnriRMIIONAi PIKWIS IHf SItPfORD VWS into this. included Melora Marshall as KATHARINE ROSS PAUIAPRfNTISS Pf I£fl MASTfRSON NANfTH NEWMAN TINAIOUISE «nj PATRICK0NEAi u Dik Cota talent. San Francisco's Tower of Power and Taj Bisi Siind.ny, February 23 in Schoenberg Hall IDS iriDios — part of the J. S. Bach TnBnJnRno Clavier Ubung cycle - "Only one word can be applied... and that word is^genius" (Columbus Dispatch). 8:00 p.m. Saturday, February 22 • 8:30 p.m. ALAN CURTIS, Royce Hall harpsichordist $5.50, 4.75, 4.00 (students 2.50) the complete Goldberg Variations Tickets at UCLA Central Ticket Office. 650 Westwood Pla^a, LA. 90024 all Ivlutual Agencies. Wallichs Music City-Liberty Agencies: al box office 1 hour before per .Sini;le concert tickets: formance if available. For information 825-2953 SG.OO, 5.00 (students 2.50) SED GIRL as played by Marilyn adaptation of S. Ansky's "THE DYBBUK." ;oes through the terrifying ordeal The production, as staged by Mr. Hirsch, is as [from left, center] Bert Freed now in its U.S. Premiere at the Mark Taper ih Persoff and a Rabbinical Court Forum. February —March, 1975. mazement in John Hirsch's new Photo by Steven Keull Opera KEND NEWS CSUN CAMPUS .Pierre , aCr«>'«>i1fc9^'»'^% ° possesed by Ellen Burstyn's performance in the Exorcist just THEATRE first, you must s?r!:;;*>''* Lo the semester wait til you see "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore." Co- 've come to the starring Kris Kristofferson, it's at the Regent in Westwood. Q FEB. 7- 16 Spm # this weekend's Warren Beatty and Julie Christie are back together in ^^^^^ dark Monday "Shampoo" also starring Goldie Hawn (who's hair does she get into). The film, which opens Wednesday at the Bruin, was :r hG : Proqrsmi lubiect to chsn9e ^ —— ———- MAIL ORDER FORM ——i—^i——^- i Day than by written and produced by Beatty. PrJces; S7.50 front oich. & loqes, Sii 50 icii (cuifi oich. (i halconv, 1 tonight's line- ChroG- S5 50 real side orch. Limited special subscription for both conceits From the author that gave us "Rosemary's Baby" comes S13.75 (front orch only) by some ample "The Stepford Wives" with Katherine Ross and Paula Location Price No. Tickets Total (5Gnny Mon Feb. 24 nd Taj Mahal Prentiss. Now playing at the Village Theatre in Westwood Wed. Mar. 26 dstone stars at (where else'.'). Subscription Series Opero (orch. onlvl S13 75 On the local scene, two big smash hits of late 1974 are now Department of Theatre NAfUIE :Cabe's is Tom playing citywide for the first time this weekend. The over call STREET CITY lay show at the blown "Freebie & the Bean" and Mel Brook's intriguing 885-3093 STATE ZIP TEL. Makf paviMc to Willhire Ebell BoKOffio. 4401 W 8lh St . 1. A . r. that make Roxy Music so spacy and un Lmtm youftel good with "The Thrill of It All." A 'di;^without ftellng iMBd. predictable and interesting. Themes and images Is with guitar and bass and are recurring (Ferry's love life is constantly ith the drums to suck you into bemoaned), but it is rare for anything to be X) Alain Cuny • Sylvia Kristel • Marika Green " Emmanuelle lis song is a good introduction A dim Iil 1 • |inlherol«o(B«»l ttom Ifxbook D'EmmtnutlW repeated in the commercial sense. An avant- bv Just JaeCKin with Dinirl Sarhy • Jtannt Collrim • ChciUn* Bation muuc Ptmt BachelM general. Phil Manzanera's garde band par excellence, controlled nstantly attacks with staccato progression and development is their aim. , leader and matinee idol, has M MANN THEATRES monotonal voice that evokes Guitar and bass throb into "All I Want Is You, " a single in England. The best cut on the s beyond those immediately FIRE ARTS ^V * UIWTBP AWTjlLl_T!!*g*lgg-_-.-i album, it again has the Roxy wall-of-sound to it. NOW WILSHIRE at LA CIENEGA ring- His voice haounts you. 652-1330 DAILY: 7:00, 8:40 8i 10:20 PM sensual sax can be heard ex- Devestating guitar. It also has the most MIDNIGHT SHOW FRI 12:00 AM memorable melody on an LP overloaded with PUYING DAILY: 1:00, 2:45, 4:30, 6:15, SAT/SUN & HOLIDAYS: 1:00, :ture on two breaks, the only 8,00 & 9:45 PM 2:40, 4:20. 6:00, 7:40, 9:20 8i 11:00 PM ace in this tune. Behind the Please turn to page 11 I'age 10-Daily Sundial-February 14. 1975 Batdorf9 Rodney flawless at Qvie By STEVE LINN California Zephyr. duo, but the deliberately at are few performers whose concerts. At $4.50 a seat, it's Staff Writer B & R opened and closed with mospheric set (potted plants, seeming dedication is matched hardly a bargain, and this may While Alvin Lee was un familiar favorites from their two old-fashioned hung lamp) was a by such superb instrumental account in part for the sparse doubtedly running through the excellent albums, but their set little too hokey. technique. Besides, they're nice attendance. Perhaps an even same tired repertoire in Long consisted mainly of new In fact, the pure and simple B guys too. lower ticket price and a more Beach last Friday night. material from a forthcoming & R style might seem slightly consistent lineup might assure Batdorf and Rodney were album. Mark Rodney, normally passe and naive in the bizarre It should be noted that this the success of proposed future playing flawless acoustic guitar impassive on stage, is now period of pseudo-sophisticated was the first (and probably the programs. for a small but appreciative taking on some of the lead vocal so-called glitter rock. But there last) of the Civic's "budget" Steve Linn audience at the Santa Monica chores, as well as making an Civic. auspicious debut as composer. This was their first stint as However, the highlight was the Gillespie blende styles in album headliners in L.A. in a Buffalo Springfield-inspired comeback attempt following a finale. "Can You See Him," By RANDICUSHNIR "Midnight At The Oasis." on expressing her innermost rather long hiatus. Their written by prolific John Bat Staff Writer The album follows no special thoughts about "her man." performance was in sharp dorf. Dana Gillespie blends the format. The music is well- In "No Tail To Wag," contrast to the offensive gar The absence of a drummer styles of Maria Muldaur, integrated, ranging from a quiet currently on sale as a single, she bage rock of the miscast suggested a more mellow Bonnie Raitt and Suzi Quatro love melody in "Really Love cries out: The Man" to a solid beat rocker opening acts. Ballin'jack and direction than in the past for the with her own to produce "Ain't Well no one could undstand in "Get My Rocks Off." Gonna Play No Second Fiddle, " it/Why I messed around with her newest offering. Reminding one of Bonnie you/But they weren't on the Ms. Gillespie seems to best Raitt with her use of Dixieland receiving end/Of the things you compare with the jug band Funk or of Suzi Quatro with her used to do/An iron fist in a sound Maria Muldaur displays penetrating screams, Ms. velvet glove/1 only wanted you =^ in her well known single. Gillespie concentrates her lyrics for love... (\ 1720 \';irnowe n .St Kree parking North ll<)llyw(M)d into <)H2-1014 Backed competently by Bob ( orncr l.ankerHhim) CSUN Senior Recital Sunday Weston, John Porter, Bryn The Music Department will present Karen Elise Brown, soprano, Hayworth and Simon Phillops LA's New Rock'n Roll Showroom and Deborah Ann Detloff, horn, in their joint Senior Recital on among other musicians, Ms. I'rcsenls Sunday. February 16 at 2:00 p.m. in the Recital Hall. Gillespie's newest release on Fob 1216 Juke Rhythm Band Miss Brown has participated in the summer repertory theater of RCA Records is a satisfying the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts and has performed album. Feb 14 15 |\/|jchael Fennelly^'"'''""^'^^ in several productions of the CSUN Opera Theatre. Most recently There is, however, no display Chicks IK -Cuys 21 Tlnirs. Ladies Free ^'> minimum she has performed for the Veterans Administration Hospital and of intelligent. intense Open Tues.-Sun 8p.m,-2a.m. Tues. HOOTNITE the llazeltine-Chase Senior Citizens Group. Miss Brown will ^ '^ songwriting to convey a perform works by Mison. Valledor. Wolf, Mozart, and Bernstein. powerful message or a strong Miss Detloff has performed with the San Diego Youth Sym emotional impact. Perhaps this phony and the CSUN Opera Orchestra, Symphony Orchestra, and is where there is room for im U ind Orchestra. Miss Detloff will perform works by Telemann, provement. Fel). 14 Mo/art, Wilder, and Shaw. — Randi Cushnir SPANKY i^ OUR GANG Feb 15-16 JERRY JEFF WALKER SEATS! SEATS! WE NEED Ir THE LOST GONZO BAND 1)007 I .till,, rshwf, EVEN MORE SEATS! Nrjtili Hollvwood Feb 19 ENNYLOU HARRIS Feb 21-22 ' CASEY ANDERSON Feb 22 JONNY RUSSEL NKiM ll.V Feb. 24 .11 Kin INMAN CRYSTAL GALE \ Feb 25 I'M.AMINO Klin IJ NARILYN SELLARS Feb 26 GARY STEWART Feb 28-Mar 1 MICKEY GILLEY Monday Nights-Singles Night Thursday. 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WESCOVE CINEMA #1 West Covlna 338-5574 ALHAMBRA CINEMA Alhambra 282-6136 NO PASSES ACCEPTED FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT \ ACADEMY MEMBERS: Your cjrd will «()mil you and a guesi lo any pefforrtiance al Ihe A»co. Vogue or Topanga February 14. 1975-Daily Sundial-Page 11 lOxy's Music... mtinued from page 9 SLIPPED DISC them. It vibrates out to a fade-in to "Out of the and exciting as anything on vinyl. Blue," co-written by Manzanera and Ferry. This Manzanera and Ferry co-wrote "Praire RECORDS could be the next-best cut. Strong guitar chords Rose," the last song. It's an ode to Texas and...- AU single rock & Folk albums and piano with Ferry's ever-important voice. country Ufe (that's the name of the LP- Studio effects are most evident and very ef remember?). Another extremely accessible fective, particularly the phase-shifting and echo number. The guitar ranges from power chords to ^<:^jg369^^399 at the end break. Manzanera cuts up on this one, slide and lead and the end has another ingenious weaving around the lyrics and finally going out sax solo by Mackay and leading to another We also buy. seU, of control after the last verse. This is Roxy guitar break and then back to the verse, which Music at their most outrageous. The music (best then fades with a haunting refrain. trade used albums plus-tapes, head gear. through headphones) matches the intensity of Roxy Music fulfills all requirements for an all- the last minutes of "Moonage Daydream" by around band: uncompromising music, lyrics, posters & record accessories, Bowie or, more appropriately, the last minutes production and performance. "Country Life" is 892-1475 all at super LOW of "In Every Dream Home A Heartache" from Roxy Music's best album. And when you DISCOUNT "For Your Pleasure." The guitar soars, and with consider that Roxy is unquestionably one of I Across from Van Nuys Drive- inj PRICES. studio treatment on the band, which is today's top bands, you can be sure it is a great 15047 Roscoe Blvd. screaming in the background, it's as psychedelic album. Panorama City THE BERKELEY BARB SAYS: IS AVERY FUNNY FILM by Gar Smith of three phenomenal chases will baby," Freebie says, "But first trian is more inane, more aggres "Freebie And The Bean" is a through the streets of San Fran I gotta meet Bean." sively narrow-minded, more abus very funny film. (Wham! Rip! Ar- cisco. Bean is married and suspects his ively racist than Freebie Waters. rah!) Alan Arkin and James Caan So how is it that such a funny wife of cheating. Valerie Harper "While the film is quite realistic are the funniest team since Butch film, which convulses an audience as Mrs. Vasquez earns her starring on the surface," director Rush has Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. with laughter, sends people away credit in a single scene. Goaded stated, "We attempt to distort that They are a kick! (And a rabbit at the end muttering, "That was by Freebie, Bean tries to give his reality progressively, moving more punch! And a slug in the face!) the most disgusting film I've ever wife the third degree. She comes and more toward black comedy This Warner Brothers "action seen." The answer is found in the out on top with a show of audacity and social satire." comedy" is billed as "ten times incredible dialectic which is cre and self-reliance rarely granted So to the climax. Another shoot funnier than 'Blazing Saddles'." ated between opposites. Not just actresses in Hollywood screen out in a restroom. Aptly enough it (Crash! Slap! Crunch!) Actually between the personalities of Benito plays. takes place at that American Quin it's ten times funnier than "Bul "Bean" Vasquez and "Freebie" For all their charm, Freebie and tessence, the Superbowl. Bean is litt." Waters (a straight-laced middle- Bean, are symptoms of a basic shot. Freebie hugs him and whis "Freebie and the Bean" is in class minority professional, an op derangement in the American pers to him in Spanish. And sets tentionally, ingeniously, wickedly portunistic and cynical Macho psyche. Like the men in "Carnal out after the gunman. God help misleading. It is one of the most freebooter), but beneath and be Knowledge" they are still trapped the innocent! Freebie tears up a hilarious comedies of the year. It yond their love-hate Rover Boy in adolescence. Their heroics are coliseum escalator like a lawn- is a cop saga with the most hair- rag-assing, there is the dialectic of dangerously beyond control. We mower, tearing away kids and raising car and motorcycle chases Comedy against Violence. want to believe they are just fun- women like Jon Hall hacking of all time. It is "None of the First "F&B" tickle your funny- loving kids ... but they keep turn through jungle grass. Above." Director Richard Rush bone, then shatter it with a lead- ing into bullies. A confrontation And in the ladies room a strange and writer Robert Kaufmann have filled bat. This combination of with "Minnesota Phil" is like "the and awful scene begins — the most created an Altmanesque mutant- side-splitting humor and stomach- OK Corral" for them. (Their ner attractive and appalling in the film which works better than "The turning brutality makes it impos vous preparation for the gun- film. The dialectic of sex enters in, Long Goodbye" an alienating sible to leave the theater without fighter business is both comical and crazily distorted. Male and Fe "End-of-the-Genre" move, and dragging along a nauseated feeling dead-serious-frightening.) They male coincide and Evil blooms ro gets deeper into the psychology of of half-digested emotion. (Bertold commit their assassination in a mantically into proud, frail beauty. "the police mentality" than any Brecht would've dug this film.) men's room. Freebie, a bullet hole in his arm film you're likely to see. Their women? Freebie walks all Freebie is forever making ethnic and ego-emsculated, grabs a pistol The movie is worth seeing for over the tender feelings of a timid jokes. A San Francisco audience and begins to shoot, murdering his the acting alone (Arkin, Caan, blond school teacher. Their rela hissed each one reflextively, miss fears fearfully. The result is hor Valerie Harper and Alex Rocco are tionship is simple: he her ing the film's subtext. This is im rible to watch. A bizarre lamb is superb) or for the stunts. No less and, in exchange, she cooks his portant: Listen to the background sacrificed on an alter of porcelain. than 75 cars and trucks were as steaks, does his laundry, flatters conversations, the undercurrent, A very unusual film. See it. sembled for this film and virtually him, and begs him to move in (or the "Greek Chorus." The director You'll laugh yourself sick. all were demolished in the course at least, stay a little longer). "I is warning that the average pedes James Caan-r*^**-'" '^'^9 and the Bean Co Starring LOREHA SWIT • JACK KRUSCHBN • MIKE KELLIN Also Slamng AlEX ROCCO drxi VALERIE HARPER -Screenplay by ROBERT KAUFrMN Slory by KOYD MUTRUX • f xecutive Prodwer FLOYD MUTRUX- Produced and Direcled by RICHARD RUSH • Pdndvison®Techn.cola® from Wdrf^r BrosQA Warner Communicalioos Company mtLtwrn^mrim^ PtMM m imm Qtm^m^ ACADEMY MEMBERS: YOUR CARD ADMITS YOU AND A GUEST TO ANY PERFORMANCE. 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JGraduate study information - Master's degrees inj JLetters, Arts § Sciences and all fields of Ph.D." City. .State:. -Zip:. Contact Career Placement Signature. Satitlactlon Guaranteed — AHow 2-4 Weekt For Dalhrary 202 Administration Building Kcbruarv 14. 1975-Daily Sundial-Page 15 Bruins consistent, !DjSSeSCSoeSS5«W^W:«W:58Wffi8i»^^ :ft¥:W5::::::::::::¥:%::3MSftW:5??SBW«ffi crush cagers again WEEKEND SPORTS By RIC WALKER and rebounded CSUN. The Staff Writer Matadors, however, did lead in BASEBALL: Defending You could call Pauly SOCCER: The CSUN soccer State's Aztecs wiU be one to turnovers. Division II National champion Pavillion a "chamber of club, trying to achieve NCAA watch. Coach Pete Accardy The "B" team, although UC Irvine invades the Matador horrors." You could also call recognition hosts a preddcts a close meet as two of losing 48-32, played a good diamond today for a 2:30 Wednesday night's 87-34 defeat doubleheader Saturday on the the nation's swimming powers game. Behind the work of contest. On Monday afternoon, by CSUN nothing but a dream. soccer field, just north of the flex their fins in this dual meet CSUN's Dot Brown, Lynn Westmont will be here for a Then it would be easy to believe tennis courts off Zelzah. At 11 showdown. The CSUN pool is at Farrell, Lisa Davis, Eileen doubleheader starting at noon. the Bruins didn't really beat a.m. USC plays Glendale and at the southeastern end of the P.E. Kramer, and Bonita Can- Admission to basebaU games is CSUN. 1 p.m. the Matadors take on facility. terberry, the Matadors trailed free, and if you have nothing to Belvedere. Wake up from your night WOMENS TENNIS: The at half 19-18. do, but think about why you mare, the Bruins are now 11-2, SWIMMING: Today at 3 p.m., CSUN Doubles Tournament UCLA came back in the should be reading your text bringing the Mats win streak to Cal State FuUerton dives into will be underway on the tennis second half and turned the book... a sudden halt. Suddenly as well, the Mat pool, but Saturday's 1 courts (where else?) aU day from fighting Matadors back. The the Bruins took control of the BASKETBALL: Cal Poly San p.m. meet with San Diego Saturday to Monday. player that did the most beginning of the game. To the Luis Obispo tonight and Cal damage to CSUN's cause was Matadors, control of the game State Bakersfield Saturday Dana Warmuth. High scorer for IN NORTHRIDGE never came. The result; a 43-16 night. Both start at 8 p.m. and CSUN was Lynn FarreU with PERSONALIZED deficit at the half. are conference games. In other eight. words, biggies. AUTO REPAIRS Throughout the contest CSUN showed some promising CSUN wUl hope to begin TUNE-UP SPECIAL *_ signs. Individual and team free- another win streak this morning f<^i LUBE AND OIL CHANGE WITH TUNE UP » '" as they host UC Riverside. The EVERYHEAD * Labor throw shooting looked much MOST 4 cyl. cars $20.95 better. 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According to Harry Cook, a fund-raising commissioner and a The program, which is not scheduled to start the actual fund- board member of the MAA, alumni who have graduated from raising until May. has already brought in S38.000, far in excess of CSUN seven to 10 years ago are just now beginning to return to the last year's $12,(K)0 total. Valley after having established themselves, and now want again to It is run by the Sports Development F'rogram, which in turn be part of the university. controls a large number of smaller groups. •liin Rrownfield. who is an expert in fund-raising, heads the The drive for membership is growing, and with it the in program ;md for years has been high in the Southern California volvement of the community also grows. athletic community. "CSUN is now going through its second phase of growth," said Brownfield was hired, according to Dr. Glenn Arnett, athletic Cook. "When you're ready, it happens, and CSUN is now ready for director, because of "his background and previous experience at its alumni." DSC and Loyola, where he was very successful." The Matador Athletic Association is just one of many groups Hrownfield has al.so been named offensive coordinator of the under the direction of Jim Brownfield and the Sports Development (SUN football team. He will be replacing a former coach who Program,. In all, there are 12 groups, or teams, as Brownfield likes resigned to coach at the University of Hawaii. to call them. The Sports Development Program is an administrative arm of All these teams, each with approximately 100 members, will be the athletic director, its philosophy is that CSUN is now becoming working together to raise money in May. so huge that it should become involved with the public and a small card second sch(X)I to anyone in the community. All members of the group have a small card that carries the name Matador Athletic Association and address of CSUN. the title MATADOR ATHLETIC lhis part is handled, in effect, by the Matador Athletic .Association. (M.A.A). which believes; that the San Fernando Valley Brownfield I'holo courtesy of Bob Clark **'•'«***' *""•" ^" P««^ ^^ Hiegert discusses jump to pros By ROSS GOLDBERG that might hurt is that the just a little bit more I think teeth, and do all the things he vestment as fast as they can. Staff Writer Angels have changed inanagers there are some problems. They has to do at that stage. He has Sundial: Is this adjustment Unlike basketball and and Dick Williams really are not using the colleges as to make an adjustment there. any easier for the college player football, where the colleges doesn't know what he's looking much as we'd like them to use He's playing against kids all the as oppo.sed to the high school ARF, the minor leagues, for in terms of an outfield, so it. What they are doing, is way up to 26-years old and up, ballplayer making the sudden baseball has remained unique in Marty's future might be a little eliminating the kid that signs, and the manager has to handle itself with the '"tarm ' system. hampered by that. the opportunity to develop. 25 kids by himself, unlike high jump? Matador baseball coach FJob Bostock played his last year Because of the increasing cost school where the coach had two Hiegert; The college player, Heigert has seen many of his for us in '72 when we were of minor league operations you or three guys helping him. It's a according to statistics released tormer players drafted by the second best in the nation. He either produce immediately or different way of life. So it's not from the Commissioner's office, professionals and the.i go signed with the Twins and you're gone. That's the way it really being released because of show that he has a better through the difficult period played for their Triple A club breaks down. a lack of talent, but because chance today of making the big trying to adjust to "playing a last year and I think wound up So for some kids your life in they couldn't make the ad leagues because, number one, different type of game third in the Pacific Coast pro ball is one year. That's not justment. fewer are signing, and number Today, in part three of a six- League in hitting with a .320-or- very long, especially for a kid 1 think baseball is getting two. they are released on part interview. Heigert talks so average, and I think he'll be out of high school living on hurt a lot by that, because of ability, not on adjustment. The aboul this . djustment. retailing on the big league roster this $6,000 away from home, not impatience. But like everything college kids have been through some of his former players who \('ar. having mom fix him lunch and else it's a business, and they three-four years of pretty good have been more successful in Sundial: What about those dinner, or helping him brush his want to unload a bad in training. making the transition. players from last year's or this year's squad? Hiegert; Craig Ryan and Gus Women's athletics come of age Quiros, two kids that played By MICHELE JACKLIN The emergence of this athletic consciousness- recently for us are both with the Staff Writer raising is going to have a profound effect on the Baltimore organization. Craig is nature of collegiate athletic programs. The finally going to get a chance to In a letter published in the "Los Angeles passage of Title IX, a proposed federal law play —he's getting the cast off Times" recently, an irate male warned in a letter generally prohibiting discrimination against his hand and should have a to the editor that they had better stop filling the women in college athletics, is imminent. pretty good year. Gil Kubski sports pages with articles about women athletes. Bringing the problem closer to home; how has just signed the other day with Another writer, after having heard Jane all this affected the women's athletic program the Angels as their number one Chastain, a woman sportscaster, do the com here it CSUN, if in fact, it has at all. What is the draft choice. mentary on a professional football game, proclaimed that women have no place in sport- present state of the program and where is it We've had some pretty good scasting or in sports for that matter. "Is nothing headed? kids in the past, but it's getting sacred anymore?" he asks. "Have women finally TheiM are a great many questions that need to very difficult to have kids sign invaded the last bastion of American be resfBved, bu^first the immediate task is out of college now. At CSUN mascuHnity?" ackno^^dgem^K and recognition of the Hiegert i^.^ we're attracting the player who program, of theTrachers and coaches who are its probably didn't get drafted out Indeed they l^ve! One has only to turn to \!«i^it^b0m»mmui^i^ Then an of high school, wasn't signed page one of the ''llP»mB««>i^p(Hrto«eefe*6i»»«4^^ examination of issues and trinds can follow. . • .^ out of junior college, and is a lead story is abofi the UCLA basketball team — .Sundial: During your career marginal player under big the women's bastetball iaava. . j s The Women's Intercollegiate Athletic at Northridge, you've had quite league standards. 1 g "\ lii 11,11 a I. Program f|^tures nine c6|^petitive teams; a few kids drafted by the pros. baskp^W5%adnij|ritoo (co-e^), fencing, golf, On our club right now Dan And one has o|Iy to fliJtch on the dial of the Wht» are some of the more Kvmnastics, swiI1iM|p^|, tenni|, track and field Fitzgerald has been drafted by nearest television; set to fiifid that Women ajre successful ones still playing? an4 volleybajl, M»ny cJfeiBmpt|)nships have been Oakland as a catcher, Jasen commentating o|; evei^thinglpom. tennis to Hiegert: V\ eve got seven wonTjy CSON wSriieii athlet|s in the Southern Thompson was drafted out of football. Billie ^an K%|^ recently^ sigwed a or eight still playing 1 think. California Women's Interclllegiate Athletic high school by the Dodgers as a contract for oveti $100,d00 annualjjf^ to be a The two that are doing the best Conference (SCW-lACi^aad tie trophies in the pitcher/first baseman. Mark sportscaster for >fBC. There are even magazines jobs according to scouts are showcase fiithe P.E. builaing are a testament to Bumstead was drafted out of devoted exdusivk^Mrmamim iiAMfAm ,^(