1973_02 The Daily Collegian February 1973

              4    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    Thvrsdey, February 2?, 1B73
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REVIEW
THE ROUGH CUT
BEHROUZ SABA
Op sMrbr* BkT%%ma*mT9 beat,
yeah. Ain't this juut a nltXy lead
for a rolumn that boasts profanity
and cinematic Insight at the same
time"1 The two concepts are related In a peculiar way. Other-
wise they wouldn't classify films
according; io the amount of Nwhs
and built and hair that they reveal.
Director Irvtn Ker shiner: "The*
Film Ham Man" 1.967] manages
to do a few Impossible things in
•Ip the Sandbox." AmoOC them
i*. the presentatUm of a txiiing
scene in which th»? whole damn
Statue <>[ Liberty blows up. Now,
thai .sektM talent Having Ms.
Mrrlsand p4.rtlrip.ua> in an iltrl*
can birth death ritual and her
rr-eell'ig with Fidel Castro who
heta k'ut a pair of ill formed
Uwrbv ...so fall to make vou for
i-»-' vou are watching .< boring
rilrt'
A lanvjei ously high nurrt-t** of
A :ti«*rlran "houSs-ewl ves * live on a
lailv diet of bitterness, hypo-
i*l*tondrla and tee -vee -provided
lllusluii "Up the Sandbox" does
lis '*.iriuieile».i to strengthen *»»uch
merit a] maladies This film is a
^ad testimony to a society in
whlrh people ha.e (raveled miles
and mites away from what could
faintly he railed "Heallty." This
11J if -attar111 pu.*.lj thai stereotyped
"housewll'*" only . few miles
fin iher away
] r«mt»ml't?r in> own mother
rJon'1 mind me getting a little
personal here) who went through
'he Tehran I'nlverslty while my
brother   -.nd   1   were tot*.  Later
•he .started to wort as an editor
ln the United States Informstlon
Service and even managed to
translate and publish ■ few
books. All of this happened In a
country In which women still
wear veils. Examples of such
achievements among American
women are too numerous to list
However, In each society there
are some women and some
bitches. *fp the Sandbox* with
all of Its hitching, cursing,
■ahhhtng" and ■oo*3hlng.* Is Indeed the perfect bitch film made
for the bitch audience. It should-
h*\ be hard to Imagine how Ms.
Streisand  (Its   In  this  picture
I remember "In the Heat of the
NlRtit* and -To Sir With Love*
as the examples of Hollywood
ripping-off "the black movement." Thai was followed by
V.etiinK Straight* and "The
StriWshwTTy Statement' as "student unrest' spread In the land
Now with "women's lib* In full
forre. this society is getting
what it deserves; anoiher set of
technicolor, debased and over-
commrrclallr*d visions of how-
people are supposed to feel, talk
and even dream.
If only America rould understand Jear>- Luc t.odard's ■ A
Married Woman * This last line
was ]ust io build up my Image as
an intellectual critic who has
seen French films.
Cheer up, American women"
"Right now Rarbra Streisand Is
■peaking up for every woman in
America." Up hers.
P.S. Rlghtle-O.
CSUF will host jazz
band festival
•inrtwnar
Twenty-sli baiKls
than 000 student musicians will
.-ompetf in the tth Annual Jai.r
Hand r est 1 val, beginning this sat -
urday al fl a.m In the College
Union Lounge.
Fourteen high schools, nine
community colleges, and one Junior high schoool have entered the
<"ouipet|[lon, which is being sponsored by the CSUF Music Department and the F resno Clt>
Collect student association
The student 1-aods will compete
within two rategorles, high
schools and community colleges.
The. will tie judged on creativity
In th** selection of the music they
play, the way they play It, and tn
the quality of solos.
The winners of the two dlvl-
*.ton*> will perform at a jazxconcert ln the auditorium of Fresno
City College Saturday night at 8
o'clox-k In addition, the evening
concert will Include the local
Fresno "Klxr Band, made up of
school bandleaders and professionals, and directed hy Larry
Sutherland.
Featured with the F resno "Klx"
Hand will be Ihe Ja*ti Rand Festival's guest artist, I'rbleGreen,
one of the lop trombone players ln
the country Green will also play
wlth the CSUF jazz band at 1:30
p.m. In the CI' Lounge. The
Fresno City Schools Honor Stage
Band, directed by Harry Buyuk-
llan of Hoover High School, will
also perform at the concert
The daytime competition In the
CU Lounge Is free, but there is a
charge for the evening concert at
City College. Tickets are $3 general admission, $1 50 for CSUF
students, $1 for high school and
younger students. The proceeds
from the gate will eotoward payment of the festival Judges and
ihe guest artist.
The student lands are coming
from as far afield as Long Beach,
San Franctsco and Utah. The
!'.;■],-<■', will be Dr Herb Patnoe,
director of bands at De An/a College, paul Montemurro, director
of bands at Oklahoma State University, and Al Harklns, a lecturer in music on this campus.
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Sam Neely, again
by Dennis Morgigno
Sam Neely Two
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Sam   Neely's new album  Isn't
really   anything   to  get   excited
about,   but   then  I don't think It
'was meant to excite anyone.
Neely** kind of low-key and Is .
hardly appropriate for a dance
at the Rainbow, but nice for some
easy listening.
His current flash on AM radio,
an excellent barometer for absolutely nothing. Is "Rosalie,*
definitely not the best cut on the
album. Although Sam's songs
speak with a superficial sameness, there are a few which stand
Owl.
"Gentle People,* for example.
Is a bit more melodic lhs\n
"Rosalie" and, along with about
flv*« other songs on the album
would have been a belter promotional track.
As the title suggests, this Is
Neely's second crack at making
wax tracks after playing In several nameless rock bands {natch),
getting married i, not necessarily
to be associated with failure 1.
welding and managing a restaurant In Corpus Chrlstl. For Ihe
next ihree years. Sam played
dancln*   music   in   a  night club In
NCHO meets tonight
The National Chlcano Health
Organization Is seeking Chlcanos
In health-related major* to attend the meeting today at fi:30
p.m. In the La Ha/a Studies Conference Rooom.    '
The organization plans a recruitment and motivational activities drive for high school and
junior college students.
The main objectives of NCHO
are to hrlng together Chlcanos
majoring In health professions,
pre - medical, pre-denlal. nurs-
Itig. psychology and related health
silences.
Corpus Chrlstl until, by soma
sort of Clnderelllc break, he was
found.
Story goes (jra'U know these
Texans) that Randy Duranrl, tha
guy who's now Sam's manager.
solicited auditions for a singer
for a new movie then told his
secretary nc* to answer sny of the
umpteen mllli.. nhone calls regarding the offer.
While the secretary was oul
powdering her whatever, however, Sam called and Durand answered   and  agreed to listen to
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    5
Thursday, February 22. 1973
Sam's tapes snd viola!
Sam says he likes to write la
his garage tn Corpus Chrlstl,
saya he wants to avoid the New
York-Los Angeles trip and wants
to become famous. Hmm.Toeech
his own.
Back to the record. It's basically good, although some parts
are s little over-orchestrated.
The lyrics are a tad shaky, though
I'm sure they would be defended
by his p.R. man aa being 'the
cosmic haps In his head, man.*
Enough bullshit. 'Bless Me,
Miss America* and "Young and
Tree* are my favorites and, except for the last song, there's
really nothing too far out of touch
with my tastes. Listen to It, maybe tell me what you think. Address
all Inquiries regarding this article to Crease Fire, Box 604,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
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