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t i^OAtir OtKLeOtAM Friday. May 4, 1973
DENNIS MOtOIONO
SEM AN A PE IA RAjZA | Spinning my wheels =
11:00 A.M.
12:30 p M.
TODAY
Speaker - Jose Manoa, member of ihe Pinto College
Program. CSUF. Collage Union Lounge.
11:30 A.M. - Speaker _ Lea Yharra College Union Lounge.
IOl-OO Noon - Speaker _ Alex Sar.goxa, Director of l.a Km
SltalM.. CSVF. Collage Union Lounge.
Entertainment - Slngars: Mario y Jaaa. Maria y
Mario, and Mario y Elena College Union Lounge.
"■on P.M. - Dance - Battel Fre.no Fairgrounds Cafeteria.
1:00-10:00 Papa Bear
10 00- 12:00 Juan Eatrada y Sua Imperial..
12:00- 3:00 The Fascination.
SATURDAY
CINCO l>"i MAY<>-
It is the spirit 4p njll.snjli-.il. pr1de and In the consciousness
of a pi.hhI hi.i.tr-i-al heritage lhal we joyously celebrate the Fifth
r.f May. „i> this flay our Mexican forefather*, under the command
ol '.aneial .saiagnaa in Ihe year lir.2 defeated a 1 renrh attack with
hi. Mexican foics in the ri,y of r..-t.lj We rec,«nlze Ihla herotr
deed aa bring aymhollr nf the self-dele, ruination of Ihe present .fay
< hi. ano. 1» is with this In mind tha, we dedicate this historical day
1,. all the . hl.anua that have ....Irlbuii-lihelr labors in the upgradln.
.nd Isefle, mritl r.f the,, HA/A WCI Vl\ A 1 A t AINA'
:Z >■ V.,1. l.a, |< IA a, Sheriff's I Hflfe Puttlr round, in llern
'loii. i allf
OR, THE DIARY OF A COUNTRY PRIEST
12 Wi : ... I'M Mjtijitii . nadalajarj ,|p • t.iiMfil.jl Sandoval
2 ..! P.n, Mtsteis. t>.«,e 4. Prank
lui.ters. < In. is High s. "»■■■ lajnre l.nalp - Ins
fall. |en.-e.
J iKl !■ M tlutdmi, Dalle. Hand: Juan f.sHj.la > Mm, Imperial...
Ar'utn the Clown lur the kids
t.ef. esltii-et.ls . |J.e, soli drink,
i f.sitirT... .-fui.esi - He.* lire.aed
Male $'11.11.1
I emale - J3o on
i >"s 320 CXI
...rl 320 00
..ante, fo, adulls A aids
Saturda, Kaffle I., prlre . Tnn.aa 1-a.hl.ai.
/ 2nd |trl,e ■■ I tint.ttt.1 Jewele,. and
... f'.leve-n. Jewelers
3rd ; i ..-.- Km .,( it.-,-,
TM* see m s lo be the month for
group, lo gel hack on the plastic,
so rather than individually scan-
nlng each album, I thought I'd
eapaullx* my thoughts on several
of th. belter releaae*.
...
The Eagle, have a new one,
entitled 'De.perado* 'Asylum
SD50C3), which seems in be j
logical progression from their
earlier work There I. a Ml of Ihe
■Wltrhy Woman* syndrome remaining In one called •nui ol
Control,* but they seem generally content to stick wlih it.t- mellower. rntll.tr V -type Stuff
The title rut. ■Donlln'.lialinn-
J.tft 'flllter Creek* are nnte-
worthy. and there is little. If
Jiiylhi.is:, nn (he Jibuti ,n hllrr.
about Tha t.agle* hit it ..ft right
with me «... .he lyrlr.J hujIii-.
of •Take I, I as> "wMrhJackson
Blown* wrrrfej, A..vhn.ly whn'lr-
sli.lt twnethlng like lhal haatot-e
all rirht
The liejtles' ft.it new ckinble
sets are realty sain el hi nit. There
I. of .-nurse nothing ih-w rut
then . i.ii tlMemric in four shies
"f llealle hll. .-s|--. ulls .he old
s.i.f. ran I'-jII. 1.. something
fnr vttu Thei'te ...t Apple He.-
ont. 17 uk. i 14,i... 4 > and are well
worlh the i,.fHiey. es|tei-utis ,f
....rf*"* f.-1sstit, sun,,. ,,< ihenfher
U.-jMc albums,
Ihe Ann Art-or nines ..„.. j»„
festival of 1-J72 prnvlded some
nl the all-ilme treats in "down
homa* tti.ies with a chance to ge,
s.i.t e |,ve ijft.n.ui nn .-|.t--Af-
lait.li sl>; "at-") An'in.g the Hat
nl su|».s.ji s a) 'lie fefitlsal wa-ie
ll.ni.id l»n I aylm Jtobty "lUue"
lllaiat II...Ill,' Wolf M.KM)
Waters. Freddie King. Willie
nuon fl'm a Man. I spell *M*)
and Junior W.lker and Ihe All
Star.. Co-org.niMr John Sinclair said. • . . we wanted particularly to deslroy Ihe ellllsl
Kuro-Amerlran assumption lhal
these musics belong only in museums . . or in Iniltra.e, small
gstherlngs of Intelligentsia who
ibtnh themselves the only true
appieriaitve audience for suet.
quji-i- erotl.a * It's gutsy stuff.
... ,
This is a little nut of the line
this column usually deals with
bu,, as Andrew Johnson once
said *( onslstency isiheltugabtx.
■if small minds' Ihe spinners
are reletoallnx their l.th year
■its---. anu'tier hllfh .rhnt .1
turhed pfn crimp like sn ohev and
the Miracles
then n-usl* ls n-nrcsif ,tieS».ul
night i int. ami 1 u|- 4» ..tie, t-ut
lire, lr> j .'«.! yut nf ,1 I hell
flr.l allut: n.t VJjrrNI S|.T!W
'It.sss wll,. r.te (.,.iffSMonallsn -if
a well-.tallied s,iiu|i The spin
•i.-rs are f Ult.-r.-|s :i 1,,,. hlich In
I rip-4n lar.lwlth-rtlf.tr Around'
anil *. tiiiM 11 He rot falling ll.
I ..ye ■
[.en It.dike t.a. issued hi* m.In
leleafce. a r.-uaf tn, vir'uii-Migul-
ta, lovers. Recorded lite at ihe
t.ulhrie Theatre In Minneapolis,
My I eel are .Smiling Capitol si
1IIS4) rings with traditional
Kottke n.js.e. t
A .ev.ewer des. rlhed Kottke's
style as 'touching the implicit
logic uf thr trull j i finger boa rd."
Indeed, ki.tik.ff ,. tiulie nearly
In. tr,in.it- tu ihe rir.'-nme lis
...te. Hearing hint dash through
■VaaelHH) Machine t.un* a,Kl
-.lime 1,iik* and a few new .tu.es.
THE INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL proudIv presenli
each time attackl ng Ma 12- st ring
wtth ***mlngl-ve*n«w*d anger
sad compaaaloo, to something no
David Blue, another part of th*
Crosby-Nssh-Jonl Mllch.ll-D.ve
Mason crowd. Is on with one
caltod 'NIc* Baby and the Angel'
'Asylum SD5066). *Outlaw Man.*
which will be released a* a
tingle. 'On Sunday, Any Sunday,*
•Yesterday. Lady,* and -Troubadour Song* are th* standouts.
again for those ot you who go for
themellowar side.
•Outlaw Man* may give *
somewhat distorted view of Ihe
album as It's s bit harder. Mason
coming through In typical fashion
All m all. I liked ll eery much
and would recommend It aa a
well balanred new addition.
Ileal Hands and Feet, originally Poet and the One Man Band,
have reieasedlhetrflratalhumon
At Untie called Old Soldiers
Neser Die 'Atco STD7-25). which
ha. been receiving a goodly share
■if air p)ay on the Fresno area
IM rock ..alio... ll. H and F
hate t-eei. around the nrltlsh
rm-k s-Vin- suite '69 mostly,
hnweset contributing song* for
other arflMs to record. Th.com-
l.ined talents ol group leader and
•m-aliat Tony Collun and guttar-
ls- Ha. sn-iih make this a com-
I I I- le.pei-tahle effort. 'Jual
A nolle-1 Am hush' 'from whence
n,«. ihr title) stands out.
Benefit concert
The CSUF Collegiate chorale
rtass will give . concert Sunday
to raise money to help four
foreign sludenis injured In . car
arrlden, February 24. The concert will begin ai - p.m, al the
fulled church center al 1343 E.
lia, sinss.
Use ■ hints* sin,lenls were In-
tnlte.1 in the ji ridenl near Santa
Cm J ■■::.-;■.. sse,,,-..| .Hobb > Choi,
die.l l.iaiai.ils, . eorge Mock. Ihe
ilntrr. Is sun uiriiiisf lous at St.
Agnes Jttisj.it..; m Fresno. Molly
V*oit( jtt.) I-I i Mi. . heiiK are listed
in fan .-onliiiiu. and the other
paa.engei It eue Yu. has been r*-
ea.e.1
I'.e .'tiden-v .hi nor have any
relaii..'. in rhls t.Hiii.rs and nol
all hate in nclijle fl nam-lal sup-
!«., i ft.... ,heli families, arrord-
L..C ts. s tiolaje .1 e...-lsftr».
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
'"..Mi a*,?.*, fissa. ,1-%. . *-,*-.*>k •-.,*->•
*»•■ 11.Is., m aMi.1 Htan.tnali.>fi [.rfls-d* K»
'r.* Fra-san.. Si,,,.. OoIIpc* A...-. I.
till Ma..: a.ll-a ri-.-l.:.,. | m m a.A.af.ft
'rr 1 : - * i, „, Rilnaristl ■ .11,. »
h**ll 4 -,-v ,-.,, ll.j.-.l-.ngj 1e|e|.h..ne
*•> I" I* .. ■ r,. .... | i!'..f|,Uf,
Lr..r Is-lle,, rssUstm «| ** t->]*ph.-%***>
**' :.■■»*■
flpliii.mei *.*AVrr|»«>J in • „|le-a|lan ->.Jl.
' -*iai.i tn, ; tjr-.-i lr*iur** -.iit.-nsiu
*>rtil . ■-• i-nrtila-via, a ht, jural *.(i-*>r*
pra- f|..1 ■<->.-•■■atr*!-, "h.-ar ■>, Cdll-
-.-.,.-•-..,,, Ul*|V4>rr*l1*f Prear... tag
■ Kr •'u.lcf •. *i\
t.1«'" u-tra AI*>a*knd*«
M-r-rf-s, t.tl-1,.' Vi,k, H..s.rn«ria>n
Uainaf-inc F..1(i,„ Mi|url r^lrfrsg
Sc**-»» Mmir -Dw»e- tr.i:..iai
^'"'•'"I Man-*--- »,Ir.Ur pR-i|»
Viari «rn*fi. ttoymt Alvtiwd. Di-*mi*>
"". k"m"^V.Hm Aha -,. VlunJv
ttmtt t>u/i.i fathm Pe.kl.f Marc l«ni
t*K„ls-gga,***-.ra p-jU| Kurod* tChlrrf)
Pftll Mud*. C.e...rie- t.J.
Stall Artiit D-MK HMIel
The Refectory
SPRING
FEST!
TONIGHT!
FRIDAY
JOIN US!
'„-.-.- -vn-^^cP
Bulldog trackmen to face
*>
...
i
i
tough Diablo squod in LA
Tomorrows LA Stale-CSUF
track meet la Los Angeles will
pit tha Bulldog*:- depth and
strength In ih* hurdle* and field
.vent, against a heal of One
Diablo runners.
Bulldog hurdler Greg Zullm,
who last weak at the HI. San
Antonio Relay, won his section.
of both ihe low .nd Intermedial,
hurdle*, should once again be *
double winner tomorrow
Al Ml. SAC Zultm let . par.
tonal record of 53.2 In the intermediates and tied his fastest time
of 14.S In ihe 120 high.. For thla
performance he earned Ihe College Master Athlete of Ihe Week
award.
Zulln- haa been a standout all
year, and CSVI-- coach Dutch
warmerdam feels he alii con.
tinue to Improve.
Dutch Mid, 'He's worked hard
.inc. laat fall to ga, where he
I. now He', don. . greal jot. all
year and damn few people can
heal him. And I think he'll run
l.ster tn both races before Ihe
Mason and. (Ihe PCAA Cham-
plon.hlps are May 18-19>-
I.A Stale is'weak lnthe hurdles.
Ihelr heat men being Hill Derrick
.15.3) m the high* and Tiffin
Hush (S6.9) in the Intermediates.
Bui Ihe Dtablos are very strong
in the rest of Ihe running events
Ernie Dans 1. the bail of a
pack or nn. Diablo sprinters. He
has don* . *.*, loo. a 21.2 200.
and . 46.9 quarter (In t relay
leg). By comparison. Fre.no
sprlnl see Ed Jeffarle. hu run
a 9.3 renturj .nd 22.0 In the 220
lurry Warmerdam will run In lh*
440 for Fresno tomorrow against
LA'» Claustt* Watson(4».3) War-
Eight ink letters
of intent for fall
Klghl high school and junior
i ollege aihletes have signed national Inter-conference letters of
intent tn attend CSI'K this fall
live ol the eight are basketball player., including Don
William, of Merrill Colleee. Williams is a «- loot -eight. 240 pound
junior forward He averaged 19
points and 16 relounds la.l year.
Alio signing wa* Merced College freshman llenrv Clark, a 6-
foot-7 forward. He was named the
Central Conference'* most valuable player.
From Jefferson High in Lo*
Angele* coma Anthony McCee.
> first loam all-city pick laat
year. AIM from Jefferson I.
Michael NUM. a 6-foot-5 forward. From naker*fl*ld' High.
School. Wayne Smith, an all-
league player In both hi. junior
and senior years, and Joe Youman
have signed loiter* ot latent.
Joining Ihe 1973 football .quad
will be Greg Carroll, a n-jrear-
old quarterback from Cupertino
High School. Ile ts expected lo
play al one of tha defensive
hack slots for th* Bulldog*. Alao
reporting In September will ha
Jim William., ■ 225-pound linebacker from Lo* Angeles Harbor College. Williams played al
thr 1'nlversliy Ol Oregon as a
freshman
SPORTS CALENDAR
FRIDAY
ro<rtb.ll. V...«v v..
a m . R...1.I.'- Daalaat.
T.ant.. PCAA Conler/eere Tourae-
■mm. »an Jea..
a...*-. ..ant., Kanaani CeUfemla
Taasswa. tan rittnel.ee.
•law Chaaasvanshlp
Alttwatl.
SATURDAY
Traek vs. LA St.i. * »■•-. Lo.
■as*,
T.n
pcaa TwamaiaM. All;
ear. **a Jeae. """^
sHtauM'e leaala, Nor-beni CaUfentta
Teaiaaeteai. taajPraaelaca.
GREG ZULIM
LA State has two excellent distance runners In Jeff Lough and
merdam ha. a besi of 50.0
Th* 6*0 will pit Freaao'. Hay
Burk (1:54.2) against LA*. Slav.
Carnahan (1;S1.6). Cai-tstJiaa I.
recovering from an Injury, aad
may nol be al lop strength
Stateju
runner
John Dean. Dean's lop times In
th. mil*, iwo-mile, aad three-
mile are 4-01.4, B:5*.«, and
14:16.3, respectively. ^
Loagh ha* run a 4:12.5 mil*,
an 6:91 two-mile, aad 13:36.6
In th* three-mile He's doubtrul
for tomorrow's meet, however.
due to a leg injury.
Tha premier Bulldog distance
runners .re K.vln Dougherty snd
Dave C arcla. Lit* Louglf's
13:36.6, Dougherty's 13.S4.2 I*
under Ike NCAA t-ualtfytng mark,
t.arcla haa come on vary strong
Hie paal lew weak*, and though
primarily a three-tnller. blazed
to a 4:15.3 mile last week against
Cal Poly.
Fresno ia almost certain lo
lake ihe javelin sLonnle Powell,
224-31. shot put Mike i.troux.
56-5 and Doyle Selms, 55-01. pole
vault (Roger George. 15-0), and
high jump (Jeral lllrhardson.
(-6). I iroux and Nelma should
alao lake first and secon.1 la th*
discus and hammer.
LA Stale'a Derrick should win
both th* I rial* jump antl hlch
jump, and lha Diablo* should lake
both rale)-*.
So tomorrows meet could baa
nip-and-luck affair right down to
lh* wire. Warmerdam summed II
up well when he Mid, -They're
weak in a lot nf event* we're
going to sweep, bul they're sirong
In a lot ol other events. Our
depth against their front line,
that', what'* going io happen."
KNOW t-OUf-SEur
PASl.PHESCNT-ruT.UHE
in 10 eaiy lessons milt
SIIIIRKAt. ISIHOl.tM.V
Phone 2 11.11,-SH
need for a
Itiebope you'll
a Europe hip.
F"1dai»jl^Xlts*l -WEssatdLYCjtatg^^ ^
■ ,
7
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[Jul
NOTICE
May 1, H73 tha B16te Management Block Program will have a
panel discussion on ■Tha Effscts ot Training on Management and
Leadership- 11 will be held In lha College Union, Room 312-314,
from 1-10 10 3:00.
Member* on tha panel ar* John Andrews (MarrtU Lynch), 8am E.
Begovlch (Security Pacific National Bank). Ray Donnelly (Pacific
Telephone), and Roger S. Smllh (Bank of A merles).
UNITY
Tha ereatest power you can conceive la a*
nothing compired with th* powar of God
within you. working for your good. /
UNITY CHURCH OF HIESNO
985 M. Palm Avenue
jama* C. Moi-fap. Mlrdeter
Sunday 11:00 a.m. Msy <ta Sermon topic:
THE ACnvnT OF GOD*
Dlsl-A - Prayer M hours a day - 233-3802
St. Paul't Catholic Chapel at Nawnian CsMitar
1572 E. BARSTOW AVE. - Phone 439-1641
MASSES: Sunday* • - 10 - 11 Noon;
MASSES; Mon., To**., Thurs., Frl., S p.m.j W*d„ 7:30 p.m.
CONFESSIONS: S.turd*y», 4 p.m. te S p.m.
Sat. S p.m. Mass (For Sim. Op.)
R*v. 5*rfto P. Hagit> aad Rev. W. Mlalioto. CUpUlna
Millbrook United Presbyterian Church
3*10 Ml Ml LL BROO K (Between Shields A Dakota)
MORNING WORSHIP 9 i 11:00 A.M.
Col lege Fellowship-, fl: 00 P.M. Sundsy
CHANCEL CHOIR - THURSDAYS 7:30 p.m.
COLLEGIANS WELCOMEI
Ernest I. Bradl*y, Paator-Dale A.RIdanour.Mlnl.t.rtoYoulh
Pot Transportation phone 227- 5355
COLLEGE CHURCH OF CHRIST
EAST DULLARD (Between Pint gad Cedar)
SUNDAY: tilble School, S a.m.: Morning Worship, to a.m.
young People. S p.m.; Evening Worahlp, f p.m.
WEDNESDAY: Bible Study, 7:30 p.m.
Spaetal Class for College Students
Dedicated to Serving th* College Community
Transportation Av.ll.bl. - Phon* 43C-6530
Minister: Hugh Tln.l*y - Phon* 4M-S8H
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
LUTHERAN CHURCH IH AMERICA
3973 H. Cadar (Near Ashlan)
9-,0:30 AM: WORSHIP HOLY COMMUNION - lat Sunday
Collage Discussion Group - 7:15 p.m.
Contemporary Liturgy -' Fourth Sunday • AM
Philip A. Jordan, Pastor Carl B. OUoa, A«*0C. Paalor
BETHEL TEMPLE
■JUST SOUTH OF FASHION FAIR*
4665 NORTH FIRST (Near Sh.w)
Ra*. Donald K. Stafga, Putor; Robert Hudson, Assodste
Sunday School: MS a.m. Morning Worship: 11:00 KM.
Children's Church: 11:00 a.m. Youth M.*tlnr MS p.m.
Evening Evangelistic: 7:00 p.m.
wednesdsy - Bible Study and Prayer: 7:30 p.m.
UNITED CHURCH CENTER
4th and BARSTOW
Wesley Methodist and University Pre.byt.rlan
Sunday Worship- 9:30 A.M. and 11:00 A.M.
CSUF StudsvaU Weleomel
A1.0 Worship - lltlS A.M. - 1350 M Street
Ministers: Wlllard J. Rand, Jr., S. Wm. AntabUn and
*e*w r.Bet*j*eft
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
CEDAR 4 GETTYSBURG
Sunday Worship: 8:30 4 11 A.M.
- 9:45 A.M.
.*r*tsoaa
awiaaujaw., a
411-0*56/m-Mt0
TIC PEOPIFS CHURCH
.-8:30,9:45, 11:00 A.M.
. S.rvlc. - 7:00 P.M.
i »: 15 P.M.
." •**-,.', iw.i^-...--.: ...a:.*--* .J
Object Description
| Title | 1973_05 The Daily Collegian May 1973 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1973 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | May 4, 1973 Pg. 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1973 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
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t i^OAtir OtKLeOtAM Friday. May 4, 1973
DENNIS MOtOIONO
SEM AN A PE IA RAjZA | Spinning my wheels =
11:00 A.M.
12:30 p M.
TODAY
Speaker - Jose Manoa, member of ihe Pinto College
Program. CSUF. Collage Union Lounge.
11:30 A.M. - Speaker _ Lea Yharra College Union Lounge.
IOl-OO Noon - Speaker _ Alex Sar.goxa, Director of l.a Km
SltalM.. CSVF. Collage Union Lounge.
Entertainment - Slngars: Mario y Jaaa. Maria y
Mario, and Mario y Elena College Union Lounge.
"■on P.M. - Dance - Battel Fre.no Fairgrounds Cafeteria.
1:00-10:00 Papa Bear
10 00- 12:00 Juan Eatrada y Sua Imperial..
12:00- 3:00 The Fascination.
SATURDAY
CINCO l>"i MAY<>-
It is the spirit 4p njll.snjli-.il. pr1de and In the consciousness
of a pi.hhI hi.i.tr-i-al heritage lhal we joyously celebrate the Fifth
r.f May. „i> this flay our Mexican forefather*, under the command
ol '.aneial .saiagnaa in Ihe year lir.2 defeated a 1 renrh attack with
hi. Mexican foics in the ri,y of r..-t.lj We rec,«nlze Ihla herotr
deed aa bring aymhollr nf the self-dele, ruination of Ihe present .fay
< hi. ano. 1» is with this In mind tha, we dedicate this historical day
1,. all the . hl.anua that have ....Irlbuii-lihelr labors in the upgradln.
.nd Isefle, mritl r.f the,, HA/A WCI Vl\ A 1 A t AINA'
:Z >■ V.,1. l.a, |< IA a, Sheriff's I Hflfe Puttlr round, in llern
'loii. i allf
OR, THE DIARY OF A COUNTRY PRIEST
12 Wi : ... I'M Mjtijitii . nadalajarj ,|p • t.iiMfil.jl Sandoval
2 ..! P.n, Mtsteis. t>.«,e 4. Prank
lui.ters. < In. is High s. "»■■■ lajnre l.nalp - Ins
fall. |en.-e.
J iKl !■ M tlutdmi, Dalle. Hand: Juan f.sHj.la > Mm, Imperial...
Ar'utn the Clown lur the kids
t.ef. esltii-et.ls . |J.e, soli drink,
i f.sitirT... .-fui.esi - He.* lire.aed
Male $'11.11.1
I emale - J3o on
i >"s 320 CXI
...rl 320 00
..ante, fo, adulls A aids
Saturda, Kaffle I., prlre . Tnn.aa 1-a.hl.ai.
/ 2nd |trl,e ■■ I tint.ttt.1 Jewele,. and
... f'.leve-n. Jewelers
3rd ; i ..-.- Km .,( it.-,-,
TM* see m s lo be the month for
group, lo gel hack on the plastic,
so rather than individually scan-
nlng each album, I thought I'd
eapaullx* my thoughts on several
of th. belter releaae*.
...
The Eagle, have a new one,
entitled 'De.perado* 'Asylum
SD50C3), which seems in be j
logical progression from their
earlier work There I. a Ml of Ihe
■Wltrhy Woman* syndrome remaining In one called •nui ol
Control,* but they seem generally content to stick wlih it.t- mellower. rntll.tr V -type Stuff
The title rut. ■Donlln'.lialinn-
J.tft 'flllter Creek* are nnte-
worthy. and there is little. If
Jiiylhi.is:, nn (he Jibuti ,n hllrr.
about Tha t.agle* hit it ..ft right
with me «... .he lyrlr.J hujIii-.
of •Take I, I as> "wMrhJackson
Blown* wrrrfej, A..vhn.ly whn'lr-
sli.lt twnethlng like lhal haatot-e
all rirht
The liejtles' ft.it new ckinble
sets are realty sain el hi nit. There
I. of .-nurse nothing ih-w rut
then . i.ii tlMemric in four shies
"f llealle hll. .-s|--. ulls .he old
s.i.f. ran I'-jII. 1.. something
fnr vttu Thei'te ...t Apple He.-
ont. 17 uk. i 14,i... 4 > and are well
worlh the i,.fHiey. es|tei-utis ,f
....rf*"* f.-1sstit, sun,,. ,,< ihenfher
U.-jMc albums,
Ihe Ann Art-or nines ..„.. j»„
festival of 1-J72 prnvlded some
nl the all-ilme treats in "down
homa* tti.ies with a chance to ge,
s.i.t e |,ve ijft.n.ui nn .-|.t--Af-
lait.li sl>; "at-") An'in.g the Hat
nl su|».s.ji s a) 'lie fefitlsal wa-ie
ll.ni.id l»n I aylm Jtobty "lUue"
lllaiat II...Ill,' Wolf M.KM)
Waters. Freddie King. Willie
nuon fl'm a Man. I spell *M*)
and Junior W.lker and Ihe All
Star.. Co-org.niMr John Sinclair said. • . . we wanted particularly to deslroy Ihe ellllsl
Kuro-Amerlran assumption lhal
these musics belong only in museums . . or in Iniltra.e, small
gstherlngs of Intelligentsia who
ibtnh themselves the only true
appieriaitve audience for suet.
quji-i- erotl.a * It's gutsy stuff.
... ,
This is a little nut of the line
this column usually deals with
bu,, as Andrew Johnson once
said *( onslstency isiheltugabtx.
■if small minds' Ihe spinners
are reletoallnx their l.th year
■its---. anu'tier hllfh .rhnt .1
turhed pfn crimp like sn ohev and
the Miracles
then n-usl* ls n-nrcsif ,tieS».ul
night i int. ami 1 u|- 4» ..tie, t-ut
lire, lr> j .'«.! yut nf ,1 I hell
flr.l allut: n.t VJjrrNI S|.T!W
'It.sss wll,. r.te (.,.iffSMonallsn -if
a well-.tallied s,iiu|i The spin
•i.-rs are f Ult.-r.-|s :i 1,,,. hlich In
I rip-4n lar.lwlth-rtlf.tr Around'
anil *. tiiiM 11 He rot falling ll.
I ..ye ■
[.en It.dike t.a. issued hi* m.In
leleafce. a r.-uaf tn, vir'uii-Migul-
ta, lovers. Recorded lite at ihe
t.ulhrie Theatre In Minneapolis,
My I eel are .Smiling Capitol si
1IIS4) rings with traditional
Kottke n.js.e. t
A .ev.ewer des. rlhed Kottke's
style as 'touching the implicit
logic uf thr trull j i finger boa rd."
Indeed, ki.tik.ff ,. tiulie nearly
In. tr,in.it- tu ihe rir.'-nme lis
...te. Hearing hint dash through
■VaaelHH) Machine t.un* a,Kl
-.lime 1,iik* and a few new .tu.es.
THE INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL proudIv presenli
each time attackl ng Ma 12- st ring
wtth ***mlngl-ve*n«w*d anger
sad compaaaloo, to something no
David Blue, another part of th*
Crosby-Nssh-Jonl Mllch.ll-D.ve
Mason crowd. Is on with one
caltod 'NIc* Baby and the Angel'
'Asylum SD5066). *Outlaw Man.*
which will be released a* a
tingle. 'On Sunday, Any Sunday,*
•Yesterday. Lady,* and -Troubadour Song* are th* standouts.
again for those ot you who go for
themellowar side.
•Outlaw Man* may give *
somewhat distorted view of Ihe
album as It's s bit harder. Mason
coming through In typical fashion
All m all. I liked ll eery much
and would recommend It aa a
well balanred new addition.
Ileal Hands and Feet, originally Poet and the One Man Band,
have reieasedlhetrflratalhumon
At Untie called Old Soldiers
Neser Die 'Atco STD7-25). which
ha. been receiving a goodly share
■if air p)ay on the Fresno area
IM rock ..alio... ll. H and F
hate t-eei. around the nrltlsh
rm-k s-Vin- suite '69 mostly,
hnweset contributing song* for
other arflMs to record. Th.com-
l.ined talents ol group leader and
•m-aliat Tony Collun and guttar-
ls- Ha. sn-iih make this a com-
I I I- le.pei-tahle effort. 'Jual
A nolle-1 Am hush' 'from whence
n,«. ihr title) stands out.
Benefit concert
The CSUF Collegiate chorale
rtass will give . concert Sunday
to raise money to help four
foreign sludenis injured In . car
arrlden, February 24. The concert will begin ai - p.m, al the
fulled church center al 1343 E.
lia, sinss.
Use ■ hints* sin,lenls were In-
tnlte.1 in the ji ridenl near Santa
Cm J ■■::.-;■.. sse,,,-..| .Hobb > Choi,
die.l l.iaiai.ils, . eorge Mock. Ihe
ilntrr. Is sun uiriiiisf lous at St.
Agnes Jttisj.it..; m Fresno. Molly
V*oit( jtt.) I-I i Mi. . heiiK are listed
in fan .-onliiiiu. and the other
paa.engei It eue Yu. has been r*-
ea.e.1
I'.e .'tiden-v .hi nor have any
relaii..'. in rhls t.Hiii.rs and nol
all hate in nclijle fl nam-lal sup-
!«., i ft.... ,heli families, arrord-
L..C ts. s tiolaje .1 e...-lsftr».
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
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Bulldog trackmen to face
*>
...
i
i
tough Diablo squod in LA
Tomorrows LA Stale-CSUF
track meet la Los Angeles will
pit tha Bulldog*:- depth and
strength In ih* hurdle* and field
.vent, against a heal of One
Diablo runners.
Bulldog hurdler Greg Zullm,
who last weak at the HI. San
Antonio Relay, won his section.
of both ihe low .nd Intermedial,
hurdle*, should once again be *
double winner tomorrow
Al Ml. SAC Zultm let . par.
tonal record of 53.2 In the intermediates and tied his fastest time
of 14.S In ihe 120 high.. For thla
performance he earned Ihe College Master Athlete of Ihe Week
award.
Zulln- haa been a standout all
year, and CSVI-- coach Dutch
warmerdam feels he alii con.
tinue to Improve.
Dutch Mid, 'He's worked hard
.inc. laat fall to ga, where he
I. now He', don. . greal jot. all
year and damn few people can
heal him. And I think he'll run
l.ster tn both races before Ihe
Mason and. (Ihe PCAA Cham-
plon.hlps are May 18-19>-
I.A Stale is'weak lnthe hurdles.
Ihelr heat men being Hill Derrick
.15.3) m the high* and Tiffin
Hush (S6.9) in the Intermediates.
Bui Ihe Dtablos are very strong
in the rest of Ihe running events
Ernie Dans 1. the bail of a
pack or nn. Diablo sprinters. He
has don* . *.*, loo. a 21.2 200.
and . 46.9 quarter (In t relay
leg). By comparison. Fre.no
sprlnl see Ed Jeffarle. hu run
a 9.3 renturj .nd 22.0 In the 220
lurry Warmerdam will run In lh*
440 for Fresno tomorrow against
LA'» Claustt* Watson(4».3) War-
Eight ink letters
of intent for fall
Klghl high school and junior
i ollege aihletes have signed national Inter-conference letters of
intent tn attend CSI'K this fall
live ol the eight are basketball player., including Don
William, of Merrill Colleee. Williams is a «- loot -eight. 240 pound
junior forward He averaged 19
points and 16 relounds la.l year.
Alio signing wa* Merced College freshman llenrv Clark, a 6-
foot-7 forward. He was named the
Central Conference'* most valuable player.
From Jefferson High in Lo*
Angele* coma Anthony McCee.
> first loam all-city pick laat
year. AIM from Jefferson I.
Michael NUM. a 6-foot-5 forward. From naker*fl*ld' High.
School. Wayne Smith, an all-
league player In both hi. junior
and senior years, and Joe Youman
have signed loiter* ot latent.
Joining Ihe 1973 football .quad
will be Greg Carroll, a n-jrear-
old quarterback from Cupertino
High School. Ile ts expected lo
play al one of tha defensive
hack slots for th* Bulldog*. Alao
reporting In September will ha
Jim William., ■ 225-pound linebacker from Lo* Angeles Harbor College. Williams played al
thr 1'nlversliy Ol Oregon as a
freshman
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