1977_11 The Daily Collegian November 1977

              Reverend Moley
Speaks Out
NEW FACE ON CAMPUS...Tne Reverend Moley
(dubl>cd "Holy Moley" by supporters) was on campus
this week lo warn students about Ihe "giant. Communist   froqs   devouring   whole   towns   in   the  state of
, discussed  Ihe  "new,   nuclear   hand
nadc"   developed  by  the  Pentagon, which alleges a hole .300 feel deep and 90 yards wide,
ilcly," said Moley,  "They're having diffi-
:ulty  testing   it,   as   your   average soldier  can only
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Before Striking School <
ncry, also alleged that the college president
tanning to turn the library into a dormitory
n  football  team,  that the dirt mounds on Maple
Photos by Melissa Baro
'. True Light of the World, I mean it
Spanish 'musical Svengali' to perform
By Bill Ross
Staff Reporter
Spanish dance will be pre-
sented by Cuadro Espanol, a
Fresno Spanish Dance Troupe,
•Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the
Fresno Memorial Auditorium,
Amparo,
the artistic director
Cuadro Espanol, said the
concert wlU include classical
jDd regional dances as well
js flamenco. Joan Serrano,
ranked among the greatest flamenco guitarists in the world,
M provide "pure flamenco
music" as a guest artist, said
Amparo.
Amparo, an intense, creative
vomari who has been teaching
Spinish dance for years to the
Fresno area, was busy rehearsing the troupe before ber Inter-
In her dance studio, a former
ice-cream parloronNorthEcho
Street, the sounds of clacking
castanets and tapping heels permeated the dimly lit room.
Amparo was a bundle of frantic energy as sbe lead bar four
dincers into the rehearsal of
the Intrinsic dance steps. "We
only have a few rehearsals
left," she explained.
The dancers Eva Amador,
Roberta Geninl, Cristina Leon
and Adrians Sanchez took the
dance floor. They waited to
be reactivated Into dance by
Amparo.
They stood in tbelr Spanish
gypsy dresses, tightat the waist
and then biUowlng with colorful
folds to their ankles. Some bad
red roses ln their hair, one
propped into a bun, resting
madrid-style on the top of her
head.
Serrano's fingers struck the
strings of his guitar, and flamenco music filled the room.
He played musical Svengali to
the girls, who under tbe speU
oi his music, danced their intrinsic and elaborate dances.
The girls were joined by male
dancers, Moreno and Nemeslo
Pa redes, who added a rr
tooch to the performance.
They ran through the Zapa-
teoaido, tbe Bulerias, the Far-
ruca and the Fandango, some
of the dances to be featured
during tbe performance.  .
Amparo. took a break from tbe
frantic pace of the rehearsals
to talk about tbe performance.
It will Include a short Spanish-dance ballet by Lenor Cohen Ross, who has written
children's bible stories and a
biblical book on anthropology,
Amparo explained.
"Sbe has been a friend of
mine for several years," Amparo said of Ross. "If I told
ber we were performing the
ballet, it Is not beyond ber to
grab a plane and go there."
She said the storyline of tbe
ballet and dances are not as
important as the mood set by
the guitar. ."The emotions of
tbe guitar," she said, "creates
the mood for what happens on
the stage, for what develops."
At this, sbe turned the attention
to Serrano. He has toured Europe and South America to wide
critical acclalm.andbas many
records on the RCA label. He
last performed in Fresno
ln 1970.
Serrano, In Ms thick
Castillian accent, proudly said
be performed for John F.' Kennedy Just months before his
assaslnatton. He added that
be received a personal letter
of thanks from tbe then first
lady, Jackie Kennedy, commending his performance.
Both Serrano and Amparo
returned to the rigors of rehearsal, activating the dancers
into action. Tbe beauty of music and dance filled tbe Uttle
room once again.
Tbe performance is a benefit
for the California Shakespearean Festival and Performing Arts Center. Tbe tax-deductible tickets are on sale for
$7 at tbe Stephenson Music
Company or at Hodge and Sons,
or at tbe door tomorrow
evening.
"PORNOGRAPHY   IS  RAMPANT...For   a 1
mlled time only you
can  send  me  $5.00 and  I'll   send you ad
tailed booklet of 300
photos showing you what little Willy saw at t
le picnic."
CASTINETS AND REGIONAL COSTUMES are all featured In.
Cuadro Espanol, a 'dance troupe featuring classical and folk
dances from Spain. Dancers In front are Cristina Leon, and
Eva Amador,   In back are Aclrlana Sanchez and Roberta Genini.
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\> ADS WORK!
Offices in tho Keats Campus Bldg.
FLAMENCO GUITARIST Juan Serrano-serenades   Amparo,   Ihe director of Ihe
Cuadro Espanol.
Mayor talks of recall
Daniel Whitehurst, mayor of
Fresno and vice president of the
Whitehurst Funeral Chapel, wUl
speak Wednesday, Nov. 16, ln the
business lecture series sponsored by the School of Business
and Administrative Sciences at
CSUF.
Whitehurst will speak at noon
ln Room 101 of tbe Industrial
Arts Building on tbe topic, "Instant Recall, or What Happens
When a Businessman gets Into
Politics."
Fresno  City Council In April, The mayor is a recipient of a
1975, and was elected to the of- Coro Foundation Fellowship ln
flee of mayor ln March, 1977. PubUc' Affairs and Is a member
He practiced law in Fresno from of the State Bar of California and
1973 to 1975.           , tbe Rotary Club of Fresno.
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