1972_10 The Daily Collegian October 1972

              1   THE DAILY COLLEOIAN
October 4. 1972
IAPY IN A HOU
FRES-NOtes
Have legal problems?
Jolly will advise you
'TELL MOU eVHAT- SHA\r THE BEARD.
GET A HAIRCUT, BUY A SUIT AND
SMOES AND DONT OOME 3ACK['
\i
jsWsfH-
shown above was
,«  women^ber.,,*
CSUF Ne&swire
Engineers
Students   can join by signing up
at the lable in the Engineering
Building. The first meeting
71«   '
-—>3eV*t
fU^tetl\
Wedneadey, October I. 1973    THE DAILY COLLEOIAN     C
ONE  TRACH  MIND
THE DAILY COLLEGUH
Hopping, singing star to star
Somehow hopping from star to
star sinking hymns with God and
Billy Graham (I'm not sure which
titty should receive top billing)
)ral Robert*? I* that a
'• That'a because 1
some good old-fash-
of God In me.
amen.* I shudder w
By   Loo  Trachronborg
Savior's nameandanoldSouthern
term that sums up-the Oedipus
Complex in a molt unholy way.
I could Just fall through th* floor
wh*n*v*r he says it.
What little religion I do have I*
ba**d on fear, not faith. That
puta me somewhere around the
eun-worshlpping stag* of roll-
Clous evolution.
My father's father waa a Jew.
My mother's father waa a Mormon. I pr*fer 7-Up to coffee and
turkey to ham. but for gaatro-
nomtcal reasons only.
I've formed a few opinions,
none of them related. Pope Paul
Is  the holiest man alive. Jesus
clus made a lot of sense. Rock
of Ages is an Inspiring song. Jews
are waiting for something that
probably    hasn't   happened   and
Every time I hear a nawtwin
baby cry, I believe. But then 1
get to thinking - what's the big
miracle?   File*   have   maggots.
I want there to bo a God. That
way Someone win bo able to got
oven with tho racists, war-mongers, bullies snd thieves.
But I don't expect anyone to bo
treated to eternal damnation. If ,
they were. It couldn't bo all that
painful. Why should Satan cooperate with God and make tho
after-life miserable for baddies?
The Devil should be thrilled
with his disciples. Why (houldh*
Not th
can get awfully hot too. you know.
REVIEW
Van Morrison's 'St. Dominic's Preview'
7.588.5 students
■ of this album.
mat is. In print. Mentally,
evlewed hundreds with an
, r-ltmhing awareness, yet
-lade. What I like leave
questioning my stability.
uk-ht Saint Dominic's Pre-
asi August. 1 read Its re-
•i Knlllng Stone. I talked to
i.l who had the album. Both
was ready to report also.
ened campflre song - tamborlne
field heaven high and gypsy chorus
In the night celebration.
Redwood Tree hardly gels me
going, but Is relatively harmless,
and pleasant enough to listen to.
The story goes wllh a boy and
dog lookln' for the rainbow. Rain
threatens,   maybe even thunder.
Both sides conclude with extended excellence. 11 and 10
minutes respectively. Both cuts
bring Morrison back to a beginning that pleaaea me Immensely.
Anyone who has heard Madam
George from Astra] Weeks knows
I m
sver generously fond ol
works, the people shouting out.
It's Incredibly beautiful.
Side two opens with the title
song. San Dominic's Preview.
11mm. I keep thinking, Morrison
must be telling us about something other than the dlatance between Buffalo and Belfast.
He  repeats,   -as we gaze out
Mmost Independence Day. The
ow sounding style, sccoustic set,
he voice talking, the absence of
Morrlaon pleads, 'listen to the
Willi When
follows. The gypsy, like
n. always moving, always
r»r . place to hang his
nip but think that Mor-
one of these.
hvious" Maybe so. But a
■   change   Is   something
from   adding  a  pedal
its sound, exhibited on His Band
L Street Choir. Tupelo Honey and
partly on SDP.
A circle seems to have been
reached. It began with Astral
Week*, the kind of music one
reaches into, not .Just for. One
keeps hearing the voice not
simply singing, but talking at you.
Over and over, words and
phrases are repeated. Coming,
coming, coming, climaxing and
leaving you . . .
What   Morrison   has   created
The  simplicity of lyrics, repeated over and over, builds: *1
lights shining out In a cool, cool
night. I can hear Ihe f *-
. "1 si
emerges, sll tears have flowed
•for the lion Inside of m»."
But as th* lion leaves, so
another Morrlaon comes. The
song concludes, -and we'll sail
away, sail to Caledonia . . .
looking for a brand new start.*
1 think a brand new start has
talnly relative of that, diverse,
multiple forms of music that not
only enhance an album, t>ul affirm
Morrison ss a
He's pretty i
e people shouting
out, up and down the line. And
It's almost Independence Day,
way up and down the line. *
The cut uses 12 and six string
guitars beautifully, but what gent-
Student flights. Camping
tours   in Europe, Russia
and Mexico.        >.
Inter.European student
charier fliqhts.
CONTACT:
ISCA
11687 San Vicente Blvd. #4
L.A. Calif. 90049
TEL: (213)826-5669,
826-0955
TRANSCENDENTAL
MEDITATION
and the
PHYSIOLOGY Of
THE SWHTUAl EXPERIENCE
1st I   ;ture Thursday, Oct A
!  o.m. Room 313, College
Union Building.
DiCkco's
P.
FIRST AT SHAW SHOPPING CENTER
ntk\ MUVEKYI Phono 229-7IT1
Saturday
Sunday
SEPTEMBER 15-16-17
SHELVESl SHELVESl SHELVESl
wall standards.
shelf brackets
GIVE YOU SHELVES
LIKE THESE IN
MINUTES!
Transform any bar* wall into an
attractive shelving unit. Ideal
for tha recreation room.
•BRONZE
> BRASS
. SILVER
aaacstl Sixts:
STANOARO IIMOTXS:
6" BRACKETS .. 39c
8"BRACKETS ..49c
TO" BRACKETS . 54c j
12" BRACKETS   . 59c
IllVia rlNI»M-.,i<...«
DECORATIVE
CONCRETE BLOCKS
Greet for stacking
Selected Common
PONDIROSA PINE
1x12
4 FOOT LENGTH  1.19
5 FOOTUNGTH 1.49
6 FOOTIiMCTH 1.89
8 FOOTUNGTH 2.49
NOVOPLY
1x16"-* tl.     2.6S
Ixl6"-8FT.     3.40
lx!2"-6FT.      1.95
1x12"-tPT.    2.45
OPIN ALL DAT SATURDAY
Friday Night Til 7:30 PM
"    "-      "      11.5
59£
USE YOUR BAHKAMIRICARD OR MASTER CHARGE
mffiA
4LUMBER COMPANY