1982_05 The Daily Collegian May 1982

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Greek living—cheaper than dorms
Daily Cola-fian Staff Writer
Living in a sorority or fraternity next
fall might be easier on the pocketbook
than living in the CSUF residence halls.
30 days in a dorm room next fall will
cost a student in a double room $309.60
for the 14 meal-a-week plan. For 19 meals
i week, the student will pay $323.40.
Students who want a single room will
be charged $351.90 for 30 days on the 14
meal plan while those wno opt for 19
meals/week will pay $365.40.
While none of the sororitys alumni
board has decided on concrete figures for
next year. Panbellenk Council President
Dana Novacek estimated that the average
cost for room and board at a CSUF
sorority next year could run between $225
and $275 per month.
a-day plan, said Novacek. Some houses
do not serve food on Sundays, she said.
Girls just entering a sorority (pledges),
pay higher fees because of pledging and
initiation fees than girls who have already
been initiated, said Novacek.
The highest price quoted by Novacek is
est dorm price
n and board.
$84.60 lower ll
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housing costs were also lower than the
dorms.
While CSUF's five fraternities who
have in-living facilities have not decided
on next year's housing rates. IFC President Smith said costs should run between
$170 to $225 for room and board.
Pledges will probably pay from $170 to
$210 monthly for room and board, including anywhere from 10 to 17 meals a week.
Active members will probably pay from
$10 to $15 less, said Smith.
No Nukes
Mountain People for a Nuclear Free
Future have scheduled a meeting to support nuclear disarmament at Indian Lake
Estates, corner of Chinook and Ottowa,
on Sunday, May I6th at I p.m.
Organizer and spokesperson for the
group, Lawrence Kay, states. "Theres a
growing apprehension over the nuclear
arms race. People are becoming increasingly aware that there is no such thingasa
limited nuclear war.' There's a very real
and imminent danger that our earth will
die should a nuclear war occur.*
The meeting will offer an opportunity
for people to meet neighbors who want to
stop nuclear proliferation. A letter writing
campaign will be launched to the president, senators and congress people and
voter registration forms will be available
for those not registered.
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Jett starts over, builds respect
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In the early 70's. Joan Jett put together
The Runaways—one of the first all-girl
rock and roll bands who. unlike those of
the early 60's, played their own instru-
1« their own material. Th<
pirit. Things like that just make n
want to work harder."
Joan was also among the first artists t>
start her own record company. When n
major U.S. label offered a
Runaways recorded five albums,  with    satisfaction. Jett used her own savings
: In Japan, remaining one of the
best-selling imports in U.S. and U.K.
history.
In 1980. Joan started all over again
when she put together her current band.
The Blackhearts, with Joan on\Guitar.
Jo^ry Ryan on bass, Lee Crystal on drums
anfckicky Byrd dn guitar, have spent two
ycarsi relentlessly touring and recording.
In thb earliest days of this group, though,
iheyAoured with little money for food or
comfortable accommodations; they
trudged on, building a following and perfecting their live show to achieve the popularity they now have. Jett recalls having to
sleep on floors on freezing nightsand steal
breakfast off other people's room service
trays, but she goes on. That didn't dampen
rt Blackheart Records. She had teamed
i, Greg Kihn, Steve Gibbonsand »
prime motivator behind countless hits by
bands such as Ohio Express, 1910 Fruit-
gum Company, Crazy Elephant, Jay And
The Americans, etc. Cordell had written
and  produced   18  worldwide superhits
I Thin
We're
Joan Jett & the Blackhearts will be in Fresno
May 21 at 8 p.m. in Warnor's Theatre. Tickets
are available at the Warnor's Theatre Box
Office, Tower Records and Kalediscope.
up with producers Kenny Laguna and
Riichie Cordell to record her first album
Bad Reputation (originally titled Joan
Jett) for the German Ariola label. Laguna
had produced acts like Jonathan Rich-
Repercussion
dB's named for energy
Every once in a blue moon, an American band shows a bit of spunk and
imagination. This year has been better
than most, with born and bred American
bands such as the Go-Go's, the Tom Tom
Club, X, The Blasters and the Stray Cats
having had great success on both the
American and British music charts. These
REVIEW
bands have shown that Americans can
sometimes produce something a bit more
substantial than the regurgitated pop
pablum that the American Top 4? shows
10 the rest of the world. Now don't get tT.t
wrong. I love pop music, when its done
with wit and styple. The dB's produce
tunes in the best tradition of the American
popm
style.
a logarithmic
measurement of energy, are Chris Stam-
ley (guitars), Peter Holsapple (keyboards).
Gene Holder (bass), and Will Rigby
(drums). These four guys, hailing from
far-out-of-the-way Winston-Salem, North
Carolina, have done their best to make
pop bands respectable again after the
humiliating shambles the genre was left in
after the meteoric rise and fall of the
Knack.
The dB's new album. Repercussion, is
the sort of album that you like the first
time you hear il; its easy to hum along
with and tap your feet to. At times it is
easy to identify the dB's influence; sounds
reminiscent of the Byrds, the Raspberries,
the Eagles and even the British pop sound
of the early Beatles spring up occasionally. But, these bands are just that, influences. The dB's have their own distinct
style of pop music.
'Nothing is Wrong* sounds similar to
the Eagles tune, "Last Resort* on the
Hotel California album. But there the
similarity stops. "Nothing Is Wrong*
laments the loss of love and innocence,
but in the end expresses the belief in the
ultimate healing powers of time. *l Feel
Good Today" is a thoughtful tune praising
the strength of the human spirit in an
acoustic Byrds-style. "Ups and .Downs"
almost sounds like a Beach Boys tune with
Sec d-Bs pate 10
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ig the first week of release on what
was barely a label, the album was Record
World's 9th most added FM airplay disc,
competingduring the height of the Christmas season with major acts like Bruce
Springsteen, Cheap Trick, The Eagles and
Steely Dan for precious airplay time. The
demand for copies still far outnumbered
those available when Joan got together
with Neil Bogart and signed with Boardwalk Records.-where she remains with her
current release. I Love Rock "N Roll.
Along with the record sales, her concerts went from typical $250 a night club
dates to major evems in every city she
played, selling out night after night, and
:ven having to turn thousands of fans
»way from the already jam-packed rooms.
As The New York Post's Ed Naha explained, each of her live shows left "...a
sonic boujn of power-pop and hard-nosed
rock in their-wake."
On f Love Rock TV Roll. Jett proves she
can handle the whole rock and roll spectrum. Whether performing classic pop
hits like "Crimson and Clover" and "Bits
and Pieces" or Jett originals such as
"You're Too Possessive," "Run Away,"
and "Victim of Circumstance." Jett's ability and now recognizable hard-rocking
tyle make the entire record what is
"Mony Mony." Tighter and Tighter,"
"Indian Giver'and "Gimme Gimme Good
Musicians such as Sex Pistols' Sieve
Jones and Paul Cook and Blondic's Clem
Burke and Frank Infante helped out.
making Bad Reputation as important a
rock and roll album as one would expeel
from such an experienced crew. As an
import, it sold over 22,000 copies within
weeks of its release, and when the domestic record stores were clamoring for more
copies, Joan had it pressed on Blackheart become another classic rock album.
Records rather than giving in to anay con- ln spite of all Joan Jett has meant to
tract not worthy ofa record which.as Joel rock and roll, it is only recently that she
Selvin of the San Francisco Chronicle has received any recognition for her non-
wrote. "redefines classic themes of rock stop efforts. "I think people are starting to
and roll—anger, frustration, alienation— respect me..." she states modestly. What
into a hard-bitten, but distinctly female Joan Jett neglects to add is that she made
perspective." people respect her by earning il.
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