1975_02 The Daily Collegian February 1975

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2-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN       Wednesday, Febru.ryA.t97S
Record review
Linda Ronstadt is
still getting better
By Bob Merzoian
With every release Linda Ron¬
stadt seems to mature beyond
what surely should have been her
pinnacle. Her voice ls more pow¬
erful; her technique bursts with
confidence" and her choice of
material remains superb.
Ronstadt shies away from the
i   compositions,
feeling
material a:
Paul   Anka,   Phil   Everly,   Hank
Williams, James Taylor, and J.D.
one of the top offerings of 1974..
Starting 1975 In a positive vein
ls Leo«ayer's L.P. "JustaBoy.*
This Isn't Just another dark horse
entry In the hit derby .. .Sayer's
got the makings to be around for
Ultimately, comparisons will
be made between sayer and Elton
John as musically and lyrically
the two artists' recordings are-
compatlble.   Yet   differences
Sayer Is a lyric writer; John
the music man; Sayer's partner,
David Courtney, handle
steal end; John's Bernl
provides the lyrics.
John's   music of late
'ill hopefully c
ea'iexl depths
s the mu-
e release (from the al-
aughter ln the Rain* Is
:atlon of that possibility
e on the infectious side,
's Back" Is pure plea-
losing song. Now if we could gel
the Buffalo Springfield back . . .
Finally, my pretentious list or
favorite albums for 1974: (not
necessarily In order) ... the
Eagle's *On the Border.* Steely
Dan's 'Pretzel Logic," Roo-
stadt's -Heart Like . Wheel,"
s   Wonder's -Kulfllllngness
Firs
mpany's "Bad Company-
vocal offering   -Jusl a
welcome   change   I
ikln'   Up II
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
V   'GO'-s
o the e:
Glenn   Frey,   Peter   ;
Clydle King.
-Heart Like a Whee
1959 and   19G3 Scdaka  sold over
25    million    records   . -Oh
Carol," -Calendar Girl," -Happy
Birthday   Sweet    1G"   and   other
Well, Sedaka's hack homea(
and has released an album sin
entitled -Sedaka's Back."
majority of cuts on this album
in Kngland ln recent Ynohths.;
iow lt  looks as though  many
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built a new housing camp for
Palestinian refugees InGaza. The
other is about an Israeli official
visiting Fresno to give-guidance
and assistance to Jewish people
Has anybody asked where and
how ihese Jewish Immigrants are
going to live In Israel? They go
there are the problems If Is¬
raeli occupadon of the Arabs
lands and of the Palestinian peo¬
ple, and probably this Is what
Sadat of Egypt had In mind when
i migration
If Just peace is to be achieved
In the Middle East, this ordeal
of uprootlng-settlem-nt must
stop. Jews In other nations should
not be baited to emigrate to
n refugees
should   be   allowed   to
The United States s
n lo
HO  v.
s tr t
.ernment. Yet the US
and the Israelis. I hope the silent
American majority will start do¬
ing something about this rather
than Just read articles written
mostly by certain Interest groups
thinking and sense of Justice and
fairness. Say and say loud what
you think, because a nonchalant
attitude could be an Indication
!o your senators and the world
sptnlon of your satisfaction of
#hat   Is   going on when the fact
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ednesday, February 6, 1976      THE DAILY COUEGIAN-3
Bulldog netters beat Cal Poly-
play Long Beach Saturday
MAKER-Veriatlle  guard-forward Pat 0*Le
pith  a bounce  pass  to one of his teammates. Guard Rodney
(12) watches the action in the background. Shanks hit for 11
and O'Leary had 10, In last night's win over Cal Poly. Photo
Fall athletes of the year
selected by news media
n fall athletes of the year
I r respective sports yester-
> the San Joaquin Valley
■ writers and Sportscasters
. junior college, a
athlni,
!  Of tl
■ year.
Northern C:
holds three CSUF records In
track. The scrappy competitor
holds  track marks ln the two-,
Cross-country coach Red Estes
said thatcarcla was-very worthy
of  the  awaYd,* an '
only ls David a fli
he Is a fine young man, too."
Jura and water polo coach Ara
Halrabedlan were not present at
the ceremony, but Master of
Ceremonies Dick Drilling men¬
tioned that Jura had helped
Employing a slow-down ot-
fense and a tenacious defense,
tbe CSUF basketball team humili¬
ated Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
last night, beating the Mustangs
59-46 before a sparse (17S3)
Selland Arena crowd.    .
with Fresno coach Ed Gregory's
-ame plan of using
thodlcal offense, and oftentimes
their ' disapproval with
s and catcalls.
"A lot of people don't like that
kind of offense.* Gregory ad-
worked well for
Cal Poly stayed up with Fresno
throughout the first half, but
ne,ver regained the lead after
CSUF grabbed a 5-4 edge with
17:20 remaining tn the first half,
versatile guard-forward
Leary hit a 10-foot
The Mustangs,  coming off a
one point loss to the Pacific Coast
B Association's first place
San   Diego,   ,__,
, shooting a pitiful
Fresno, dp the other hand, was
red hot, connecting on 25 of 45
shots, for a 55.5 per cent average.
It was 27-22 early ln the second
half when the 'Dogs lea Cal Poly
In the dust, scoring 19 points to
r (46-26)-with
Just 6:25 remaining In the game.
Forward Roy Jones was CSUF's
leading   scorer,   tossing
Shanks, Fresno's 6-4 guard, waa
the 'Dogs'  number  two scorer
O'Leary was next In the scor¬
ing column, with 10 points. The
scrappy senior, hampered earlier
ln the season by a leg Injury, la
apparently 100 per cent now, be¬
cause be started for tbe first
time In many outings.
i through for another
good effort - ho'a starting to nod
himself now," Gregory aald.
Gregory's team I
overall after last night's
conference win.
outstanding game, and he's taking
sound, smart shots now,* Greg¬
ory landed. "(Ken) Barnes ateo
did a .fine Job coming, off the
bench," he added.     -
This Saturday Fresno travels
to Long Beach to play the 49er's,
tbe PCAA's second place team
(3-1).
all career at CSUF a little
, but "caught fire" after he
■some experience. The Cer-
.    Junior    College  transfer
■ top quarterbacks In total
sties for the season. Cortez
.otball mentor J R Boone
i "Nef would have helped us
i couple of games edgier In
CSUF duckmen
"finish with
reshman Sager, who has al¬
ly qualified for six events In
Nationals (March 13-16) In
zona, finished the season
■ .iking two NorthernCallfornta
i vnn is really at an advantage
..use of her age - she Just
ned 17 recently," satd wom-
y swimming coach BllltePoS-
■Lynn recently had a fine
,wtng in the Santa Barbara m-
aitonal, competing against the
i in." Poston added. Sager fln-
•d third In the 50-fly, fourth
•he 200-free, and sixth ln the
fly tn the tough competition.
Uter coming from San Joaquin
■ita College (Stockton) as the
cross-country   runner   In
REPRINTS
FROM
COLOR
NEGATIVES
17;
through Feb. 7,   .
KENNEL
BOOKSTORE
fairly decent
Tom Kane, CSUF Sports In¬
formation Director, said that the
wrestlers (1-9) face Long Beach
tomorrow and will also host Stan¬
ford Saturday. Both matches start
at 7:30 p.m.'tn the CSUF gym.
•It looks like pat O'Leary's
leg I
looks his old self again (both
looked good
Fullerton) hitting for 26 points the
other night," said Kane, speaking
for absent basketball coach E<
Gregory.
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by some abrupt, crimirwI-iMlting dealer.