1981_02 The Daily Collegian February 1981

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The TGI Coffee will offer good times this   about. 8 p.m. _     	
Friday evening, come by and see what a   man Center, 1572 E. Barstow across
coffeehouse is all   from the new stadium.
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Dr.  James Smith, Dr. jack p|tt and CAOS will be selling Valentin** In the
Dr. W.B.  Uphold.  The discussion is Free Speech Area from 8:30 a.m. to
co-sponsored by the Philosophy Depart- 2 p.m. Feb. 12. The cost Is 50 cents for
ment, the College Union and the Asso- an original Valentine painted on your
elated SlnrUni.
ciated Students.
face.
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._      ... residence halls, responsible   drinking   and   compara-
All interested faculty, staff and students tively safe drinking practices for those
are invited to attend the second of people who choose to drink, how to
three evening sessions of information- deal wfth and help others with drink-
sharing and informal discussion on Tues- ing problems, and alternatives to social
day, Feb. 17 at 7 p.m. in Baker Hall drinking. The program is free, and re-
Lounge. Speakers from the Alcoholism freshments will be provided.
Council of Fresno County will be cover-
If you're really in love...
nothing's going to stand in your way.
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"One of the most enjoyable
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"Richard Dreyftm is first rate. Amy
Irving is equally good."
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that should captivate audiences on
a grand scale. In Richard Dreyfusg
and Amy Irving it has the mogt
appealing of romantic teams...
the chemisf ry between them is
exceptional. Lee Remick is
outgtanding."
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"Exciting, authentic, and a great
deal of fun ... an honest love
story."
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"Richard Dreyfuss, Amy Irving and
lee Remick give wonderful
performances."
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Letters to
the editor
Jockey* from KKDJ 106 FM Fresno end
"**££ % Tutar* «■** •■•*• "•»
April Wine album:
Jeff Rledel, KKDJ-'i think it's
greet!'
Joe Collins, KBOS-'l think It's a
great album! I'll tell you the cut I really
like. 'TeUin' Me Uer -^
Yeah, I don't think It
Peter   Napoli,    Kl_.
around here (Wa>,)l*ke» It	
the kind of album that'll get a hit single
off of It. ft'* going to go platinum.
It'* in the heavy rotation down here
and it's going to be for months to
come. We all like rtl*
Mike Wild, KKDJ-*lt«» a flawless
piece of music within its own Idiom. My
favorite cut Is 'Sign of the    Cypsy
MarkDavl*, KKDJ-Thi* I* April
Wine'* third American  release, and
Faculty debate/discussion proposed
cussion at which students can debate So far, most Instructors see the pro-
end participate in topics with Instruc- gram a* a' good Idea, said Newman,
ton from every department on campus.       The campus needs to utilize th*
Something like thi* ha* already taken talent* that ar   "       "
place on campus last **m*»ter, said Newman. 'It't
members to present ideas in a discus-    Newaaan,  when  professors  from the outside, but w .	
slon-type fashion to the student body.     English and Armenian *tudies depart- going on In our own back yard.*
•It would allow Ideas to be circulated ment* gave students their opposing Newman plant to go before the
and enable students to see their Instruc- views on the decomposittori of society, student affairs comrnMe* of the Aca-
tors as people with Idea*, rather than Newman ha* asked each senator in demtc Senate to pretest hi* Idea. He
just as lecturers,* said Newman. ' the A.S. to Inform his/her department hopes to Institutionalize the program
Newman said he would like to see a chairperson of the program and encour- making It an Important part of unlver-
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in Canada), and I find It to be a greet,
well-rounded rock and roll album.
Thi* guy who did the review obviously
doesn't like rock and roll, so maybe he
should try reviewing the new LP from
Slim Whitman.'
There are years of experience among
these five disc Jockeys, and I'll accept
the word of any one of them before
I'II take the biased opinions of somebody
without any apparent credentials.
As a matter of fact, I originally bought
the album on the recommendations of
Mark Davis and Mike Wild, and I wasn't
In conclusion, it Is my opinion that
April Wine's new album is an excellent piece of rock and roll, and that the
article condemning the album was prejudiced. Ignorant, and needlessly Insulting.
Id print
record reviews that Inform people about
albums, and not put albums up In front
of a shooting gallery for Immature,
stupid insults that have no basis In fact.
If Mr. Kofford has nothing constructive to write about a group or album,
then he shouldn't write anything at all.
Chris Bullock
Guest artist will
make debut Sunday
Southern California organist Bonnie
Ricketts, 30, will make her debut in the
central part of the state as guest artist
In the Music on a Sunday Afternoon
concert series sponsored by University
Presbyterian Church.
The
in
Ricketts Is a graduate of EMoU Coll*
with a bachelor's degree In on
performance studying under compos-
organist Raynor Brown. She has a
studied harpsichord with Emily Ladna
at USC      J  #     ■*" *-""
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Her program will program will Include
Bach's Trio Sonata In E-Flat Major,
Coupertn's Offertoire sur les Grands
Jeux, Brahms' Prelude and Fugue
in C Minor, plus selections by Ducasse
and I "
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