Da i ly T e x a n Vol. 86 No. 94 The student newspaper of The University of Texas at Austin Fn February 13. 1987 25c R egents OK Hargis Hall By STA C EY FR E E D E N Daily Texan Staff A. I ho L'T Sv -ton', Board of Rt Thursdav approved naming th tie Cam pus Building after H a r g is the first Mack unde, uate to receive a degr<< fror U m vers it\ Student organizations ho»- trving for more than a vear t( the same building nano, Homan Sweatt, who. >ov was black, had to sue the I nix to gam admitían» < to the I I i of Law In Ot ti>ber, UT President V\ Cunningham appointed H ar his special enl on mim ritx affairs Hargis \ \ n i " i"ta n : Tht regents approved calli building }ohn Hargis Hal: ho ter C unningham called tog* ’h dent leaders and faculty in morning to inf >rm them he seek the name changt C unningham spoke with at member" of the faculty and s groups such as the BI.k * Alliance and the. Friar s which have lobbied since la to haxo the building nam Sweatt the first blat k studen tend the Universitx Students urged I n vorsitv ci! members on Ian. \ " to pa" olution naming the on tin b u ild in g L it t le C am p ad m i""io n" center at R» Street and M artin I uther k Beau lev ard, atU r Sweatt 1 ho i" heduled to vote » r. it N but regents must approve a! i hanges. "T h is "ort of leaves ’ho Sweatt resolution up in tr sa d Brett Campbell a 1 n ar member a no "upp> rted the tion o the council meeting Blair schlossberg Student cía tion president said ho wi tht push to have a building tor Sweatt no. that the built been renamed tor Hapgi" First ot all, it - pointless the regents aren t going to twice .ha net tht* nano Schlossberg who introci u> name-» hange council meeting resolution But Can pbell "a d etti'rt part of tht campus after Sv\ not it'iis<. ! m conce rned ' Half the t < “solution is " t il a in e as Campbell r as :ni notin the resolution proposes illmg th* entire Little Cam pus af- 1 rina Reed, Bia. k Student Alli- -o, r farv, said she w as not app . w ith tl t name change. o strategic move for think- •g that w ould halt the process of etting for wo,>t , “ ut Homar Sweatt would o.o boon more appropriate " said eed, who did not hear the nev's i b uildin g named j »hn í largis - ■, n n : ‘r't has been a o itt hadn t Reed ’.tv Jo o r tor bin poo ie «.onifT nded I. ¡rtie Cam pus' n ’ le"" think tl s is a magnificent ! jf i, lav, regents chairman aid b«M »r< n t regent- unanimous* v approved the change Go r* V. right, director ot Afro- iorwar 'studies snt an associate v.ifo sio r of hi"tor\, said he sup- xirts John Hargis ifail. ! look at it as a svmbol not only r Ah, • lohn Fiargis aid but also ontributicns minorities r • * a n t n ide a* the U n iv e rsity / ' he ht s i hairman of a commit- >rgani/:ng the Hem an Sweatt v mposium, a program A p r ! 9-10 t aker- s iv h as W illiam Raspberrv. a nationally ■■ r* ndieated columnist i\ or lr th* nav e knov Ld linis ;ht "aid ht d»>es not object building will be named for * Sweatt because m.st, loman ^weatt S ym p o siu m ,, the administration plans to iverv .ear w ill be nationally i " "ident for ad- r.i• • n s. o, C unningham did th* building for • m pc"ium n. m • !read\ named for Sweatt. itiie C ampus Bui'd ing >hn H a rg is Hall until a dication ceremonx Although it " takt n up to a vear to change a the ceremony /ding s name, o 1 . »■ held w ithin a tew nonth" he said. p, ;s tr : t.jummtz v\ ho or !-< “d thoir re Fine a r t UutdUb- he s nterested in dance Rodgers ement rito the work Kian slaying nets family S7 million Democrats criticize Clements’ budget as shortsighted B y A M Y B O A R D M A N . n tor p n ! g ro u n d >Us m e that be tort we 1 agre» w ith G o v e r n o r C le m e n ts th uality will not com e from simply th r o w in la* io n e \ at th e p ro b lem u re v o u h o w e v e r, quality' e d u c a t io n xvi K-t exolxt from a sta rv a tio n d ie t »¡ther w pt w e can sit d o w n w ith G o x ern t d e m e n t s a n d p e r s u a d e him that som e » host p ro p o sa ls are |u st not realistu Park» r said Increased research f u n d in g tor stu n tin ersities s h o u ld be s u p p o r te d P a r s e r sau b u t xx e sh o u ld take care th a t w e do ni o se sight ot th e fact that th e education < is the prunarx mission ot o u r c» 'e o p u ges and unn ersities d Hum an Ser- tt's Committee' < airman, said Clements' idgot propines - 2 million Mss than is ereu" f ca-eload of w \id to F a m i l i e s x- th Dependent Chil- ■vn program and -ti• ¡ maintain the month- grant ot per chi w ¡ - -• ms s,ud ag n - d tim i ut" ci'psisted oi "*4 5 percent of the it" prop i seo bv (dements under the "g e n ­ ial government category . \ . u •,.: % s be*en the back- on» ot the Texas economy/ Sims said. \ o w is not the time to throw it to the y mput \ r t h u r lOn l i MTS I in educa 1 today Campaign on hold dnx» lvt> ■:» x erx , all 15 Drug bust Boo boo scary Full moon adds to Friday 13th mystique A plastic education B y G A IL L E V IN E V :k»spit. uf Most busv is m i let he V, \< rte» te w ho's w departi u t there and psx ( i ;reatoi ot 1 ar»»t ( ards nic'tith »'t tht 1 m ficd the d eath said 1 n r V en x\ as tne ti nai ale n d a r and > ot the vear h i­ It is also a 1i»il\ nu m R r and “ p's t»' mess w ith a n v t h mg u n lu » » that s ht'lx /' d SUii 1 pu ll bltHHl likt íid» grut som e » tt homic ni» s a n ' ! he mo»>[ 1 he lull mtoon j■sulis on him um ind in ating b i/ a r re . in»reases ik» i»ii*s h»‘ said s on th»- t¡,i» *., V\ *‘11 »n as the "»'(1 is same salín» m ade »*t. Ls1»au » that " xx Ix re »x e came trixm. W e evolved out of the sea W h e n xx e left the sea, w e took the sea w ith us in our body W e rt pulled upon too bx the moon be cause xx e re mostlx seawater w ith a little bit ot skm Although Kelly» \»»rns, Austin Police Department spokeswoman could not xerifx any crime increases on full nnxinx or 1 ndax the 1 'th, 1 ht mooi ird ex ni» n» is a real phentmienon » thing that x\» all te h d that pen More habí» s are born under th» lull moon according to t rvstal x an* tu emergen»\ r»»»»m superxisor at Round Rock C om m unitv H»*spital I mit t a full moon uti rin» pn s sur» mvstenouslv increases some­ times causing the fluid memhrane to break and forcing delivery said Joe W en/ell a nurse at th»' hospital 11 there s a full moon w » exp»»ct mothers to drop their babies, he said 1.0» al spmtualists like the K» x M other Dux all palm reader and spiritual adxisi-r. and Marx Huerta w h o said a Mexican wit»h doctor » ured her 17-\ear-old son of a my s terious disease »>tter their advice on him to k»»ep sate on 1 ndax the 13th ■ x he» k all < »tu. ii xx u mg in ft d .1 t» e m»H»n vi i r t“» tl\ rough a xx in»!»*xx i l»>x er and put it i ti» bring gixnl , ear » and rosarx in tection/ Huerta ni\»*s to clos» i gix» a penny return a penny, Ix- lost Double-headtn ¡t >@cuiiv# rid3V 1 1 W E A T H E R tt won t hunt -w.iPS Wii; D6 most I' udv and warm, with INDEX the trien» ookreson, a psychu rself a reelust*, x »*r\ nd x »t\ well eduiat- » 1 u» ill» w ho call; » x» lusive ed stitions surrounding 1 riday 1 3th She ha»l ditt» rent adx ice »iiH s n»»t belioxe in the super­ the she said i e » hr. tx* in» and h>x » and hope It you really be- and |»»\ liexx* "»>nu thing bad is g»>ing t»i hap­ it s gome, t» b»“ a self-fulfilling pen prophe» x \\ »■ ust hax »• to keep lox'kmg ti'i th* g»»»>»i 1 ite should b» a blessing [ tie» c i ’o* ais t nti rfa nr e lit & Comptroller proposes sales-tax reform plan B y V IC T O R J G A R C .A Da ¡ y Texan Staff State Com ptroller Bob leased a tax-reform plan that xx«»uld reduce th» stat» s sat»" tax rate bx 14 percent but still pr»>- duce about S3 3 billion in rex em u a spokeswoman for BuIUkk said hui Bullock " plan calk for the stat» s sales tax t»' dr»»p from the current temporarx tax rat» »'t 5 perce nt to V percent, said Bull»>ck sp»>kes^ xx ornan Laura Massingill "It's revenue neutral if meets the governor s proposal »if no nevx tax­ 1 his xxoibd es ," Massingill s.ud temporarx replace tax and the would bring in about th» same amount [of revenue} Massingill said the current tax structur» depends on oil and gas and other natural resources B u l­ lock s plan would expand th» tax has»> to include services M assingill said " B u s in e s s e s and »o n su m ers would b»1 taxed, but with Unxer tax es I his tak»“s some of tht w»»ight off th» con sumers that xxtrent eiyiox’ing tht benefits lax Rosser depute pr» s> Nivi» to Gox Bill k lem» nts sai»i In tarx C l e m e n t s is rexievxmg the plan concept he agrees t, a ax but he hasn t stu»lu d th» spe» tics he said ! he proposal broad»‘ns tfie tax base t»> intludt grtxeries m»»ii»al i» dicine but other *uld be exempt from >ti xkeswoman for Lt. C»ov. Bill %aid he hasn t g* me ox er it but he xx’ill be meeting 1 Mi Bull»'»k dmg m a rep»'it w Bullock, ; allows for economic devel- 'v . » mg ncentives to busi- 1 he plan would add nevx equipment, jobs and pay- the Texa econom y. tht Us t» Restructuring the statt s major s will assur» tax equitx ar d fair- id lunk an outmoded tax s\ s- Bulitwk said in a statement. n» * t»*m - sa j the state s tax struc- the economic reflect ure must hang»sin Iexas torn helf id econtimic I he h». rt »'t this tax plan is re- incentives to Bullock ; ht » »» pt o that everyone , v. tin " lallt st tax bill pos- » «. i'conomx Massingill said the p ro p sed plan »■•». th» sale- tax bur- the »on"um er and ev» J»--\ between business :h» So» tax burden ratio wt'uld fx split with the consumer m \ mg ' p» r»» nt and business pay- g 4U percent C »msumers lurrent- ;\i\ s. p» rxent »'t the sale" tax, "inesM s pax 4r percent. \ » px »>t the tax structure has t»' the Legislature, . .i» . 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Greg Adams Sioban Albiol. Mary Tarpey Lisa Simon Chris Ing Margaret Seever Rusl Flowers. Jeft Turney, Molly Mosley Bev Cotton, Pam McDonald John Keen. Chris Ware Joseph Abbott Nick S.eantakes Display Advertising Ea Miles Debbie Bannworth Kristen Gilbert Ray Garza Chns Wilson Jeanne Hill Leanne Ney Denise Johnson Michael Schick Joe Kafapach Edy Fmler Tracey Wild Jamie Hardie Kay Carpenter Shameem Pate D IA p ro te s ts a m p lific a tio n 3 2 7 -F IS H (R e c o rd in g ) To C ynthia I ' m going out of m y way, to pass by * * A A each day, only to say Í Let s Take Five! ^ j Q e R a u | * a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A By R O B E R T J . PE L T O N Special to the Texan Democracy in A c a d e m ia m e m b e r s said I h u r s d a v a f te r n o o n a C a m p u s P ro g ra m s in Israel ex hibition \ lolat- ed West Mall re g u la tio n s a n d th e D1A m e m b e r s a s k e d C PI to tu rn oft ith amplifier. DIA m e m b e r s C h e s t e r VNilson a n d D an G o hl said CPI u s e d L 1 a m ­ plification e q u i p m e n t p a s t th e 1:3d p .m W est Mall d e a d lin e Wilson said D1A h a d its e q u i p ­ m e n t tu r n e d off early b \ I I staff officials on at least tw o o ccasio ns in I December But G le n n M a l o n e y , a s sista n t d e a n of s t u d e n ts m id no D1A meet ings h a d b e e n s h u t d o w n early in D ec em b e r Wilson said I 'M \ rallies a re u s u a l­ ly a t te n d e d b\ "a p la to o n of cops and halt the bureaucracy a n d said there h a s bee n a "failure of d u e p r o ­ cess.' Vicky Sea If a s t u d e n t d e v e lo p ­ m e n t specialist in the d e a n of stu d e n t s office, told C PI m e m b e r s they w e r e in violation of W est Mall regu lations. a n d CPI m e m b e r s tu r n e d oft the UT le cte rne tte thev w e r e u s ­ ing to amplifx a telex ision set W ilson said Seal! tin n It ft a n d no effort w as m a d e b \ th e Unix ersitx' to e n s u r e th e le cte rn e tte o r th e telex i ston r e m a in e d off. Soith g r o u p s art routm elx al- lo w ed to go b e y o n d the 1:30 p .m limit tor a m p litk a tio n , \ \ l l s o n said. S tu d e n t d e v e lo p m e n t specialist C o n s u e lo r revino, w h o o v e r s e e s W est Mall rallies for th e d e a n of s t u ­ d e n t - office, said t PI u n d e r s to o d the I T) tinru limit a n d w o u ld p r o b a ­ bly be asked to m eet w ith her, th e no rm al p ro c e d u re w h e n g r o u p s e x ­ ceed th e a m plification limit. N ath a n ie l Lack a CPI m e m b e r, said W ilson a n d G old s actions w e re "purely political" anil th e tw o w e r e "ju s t trying to stir u p trouble W ilson said h e felt no a n im o sity to w a r d C PI but that h i s p r o te s t w a s justified m light of th e U n iv e rsity ’s e n fo r c e m e n t of W est Mall r u l e s ag ainst I M \ 1 r e v i n o is s.ud w h i l e str e n g t h e n e d tor certain rallies, it is rally bx -rally' b a s i s a n d d o n e o n .i onlx w h e n th e n is special c o r u e rn b ec au se ot the n a tu re of the g r o u p involx ed s e c u r ity In th e case ot g r o u p s c o n tin u in g am plification past I Id p m , a c o m ­ plaint m u st be lo dged to alert either Sea It or I rex m o MOMS NEED IO V I TOO! 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D Aust ' x ^8 7 1 3 7209 or tc Tc charge by VISA or MasterCard calt47i-5083 TSP Building C3 200 or cal 471 5083 ^ ^ 19 ’ 0 -i -g P R O F E S S I O N A L C E N T E R S GMAT Preparation PAT PAINTERS Hair S alon a for ! a 3 FREE CASSETTE on Business School Admission 1 800 392 5441 1 -800 237-8415 Te a month to M edicare re­ cipients $17 90 m onthly "Pa rt B prem i­ um $59 annually The program, the result of more than a year's debate within the administration w o u l d not cover long-term nursing home care o r e x p e n s e s s u c h a s prescription drugs and eve or dental care. Reagan s announcement provided m o mentum for an issue that already has w ide- spread backing on Capitol Hill "1 think there is a very good chance of said W h ite House spokesman legislation M arlin 1 it/water bate, but I expect legislation to pass and 1 think the Reagan plan w ill be the basis tor that legislation." fhere w ill be a livi lv dt Sen. David Durenberger, R M inn tht ranking Republican *>n the Senate 1 mano Com m ittee's health subcommittee, said, ' This is bv far a better wav tor people to protect themselves from catastrophic ex­ penses ... The most serious criticism that can be offered of this proposal is that it is tar too little." hi t bv \ttornev General Fdvvin Meese and the budget director lames M iller con­ servatives had fought against the ; Ian a s it was being developed arguing that it relied too much on the government and n enough on the health industrv In the end Reagan sided with Ot Bowen secretary ot health and human st vices and author ot tire plan Bowen sa Reagan had not alt* red his plan " I he p ro p o se d 1 m announcing today i- between financial ruin and deat in a spet ch to |umor lent' ' W ith the protection that this plot provide senior citizens will now from th* worst fear ot old age —• life savings taken away to th costs tor acUtc care due to a cata Co illness. In i separate, writh n dement, said his proposal would "h elp givt cans that last full measure of secur Of the 30 million older Americe ered bv Medicare on ♦ mil rd n would ha' ik» a But it is a tu d ate Newspaper: PLO helped hostages i \ i W h< Fallen B lue A n g e l re * /.- ASSOC i310C am a i he Bush says he doubted Iran deal Keae. Protest snowplowed; Soviets deny beatings Small group rallies for activist's release news in brie! S o u th A fric a n p re s id e n t c a n c e ls talks w ith n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e rs President P W lO H \ N M " B l KG m uth \trua \ rl new spa i > w . d U ! P ívatt said ht did not believe L ehman had s t a de- dati because h i' interest is to havt an orderly *n and that could b* sometime in the future ian has decided to step down, ho w ever even Weinberger trn d to talk him out ot leav ing nail s¡lit *V\ pli'w big a n iiri wi*uld sati tw< esters and used . to drive them on . Mos 1 hursdav the fourth da ^ la n g the release of levs J o s e t Begun leflv di tain* d . ¿ people togun s w ite and son nts vs ho vs ori civ ilia ss* roughed up *\ dern i n d t e le v i s u * n «. rs'Vs ' r i 11s -t vs h i t h d r i vs at Moscow - Arbat it shop A O • t h e repo erini 20 p n i n e 1 v*reien M i nistrv sp, vov later toughs. nadv v >er that von agents were respt*nsib mg up tht protest kt sman C »en- sold reporters m>t security tor break 1 ht authontu ' did not tout h tht he said, adding demonstrators that ht regretted rept*rters were in- ju red How ev er. it was dear at the scene that the pUinclothesm en were nt*t teenage vigilantes They vsere well- organized and were backed bv uni­ formed police and snowplows All ot those detained seven at the protest site and six on their wav were released after a tew there h o u t' Six w ere tined $ tor petty hooliganism Police also briefly de tamed a W estern correspondent I he p r o t e s t e r s , m a n v ot t h e m Jew s had been gathering daily at the Arbat mall since Monday They demand to be allowed to emigrate and vail for the release of Begun, a Hebrew teacher w ho was sentenced in October 1983 tt* seven years in prison for anti Soviet agitation and propaganda Xuthorities did not interfere with the demonstrations on Monday and 1 uesday but on Wednesday plain M u s o w s o ld e s t d i : ! 1U t< t h t * \ v\ t ! t s d bv A si di» dt movi? d • »rtf •lu Aut honiit *s LItl ! U 'l it that silow pit** ,and a lars;er one ti* help 'lord the ;t . «testers q\it the sc,uare M, plamc k ’thes W tl K.'d Inith them •rs whc * strav ed and tac km g prc*l shc»vnig the m htack intii* tin g r c * I•; p \ fti’VN ot tho demoristrators 1held ; n s th U p 'lv gun a n d 3t r l et < . U ! 1 s t 1 ret |c*set 1o Israel B e The security agents quick I v grab­ bed them and turned them over to uniformed police I he agents also punched and kicked W estern cam ­ era crews and reporters w h o tned to photograph the protest Lm torm ed police o f f ic e r s nor­ mally quick to break up anv street viólem e did not make a move against the civilians w ho beat up the demonstrators and reporters. Police detained H artw ig Nathe a correspondent tor the W est Germ an n e w s agency D P A , for about 4r* minutes and confiscated h i' film. Meanw htle, halt a dozen people in civilian clothing photographed and filmed tin* protest without interfer­ ence from police. Begun s w ite Inna vs as among those detained first Begun s son Boris raised a pla losef iard saving Free m\ father Begun and was taken awav bv six men w ho punched and slapped him as thev walked vs ith a planned ne ’ representa* a d tailed \ av W i inbergerj vs a i H e s made v erv nuu h ti cant contribu­ ían persona non C om m ittee head cite s b om b er p ro b le m s \\ \ s H l \ G T O \ - The $802 million requested by the V.r 11 *ret ti* fix the B-1 bomber is only part ot w hat w ill be needed and the final cost max be more than $3 billion Rep 1 es \spin. chairman ot the Houst Xrmod Services Com m ittee, said “1— w treati •v ton peaci rut prou si ano ' a*v i tnment cons gent v dt‘c iNirtlHP ih ot detaint i broad ran subv i rsi\ i I >ne c>t can As s ik ¡ that woul ment imp Report: McFarlane offered self for hostages Report: 1 require tl ■rd censor lia to adr ip mies ected anv step* muster govern uth \tr W A S H IN G 1 O N Ir a n s official news agency re­ ported Thursday that the speaker of Iran s Parliament said Robert Me 1 arlane often d himself as a hostage in return for L s captiv 1ebanon. 1 he Islamic Republic New s A Hashemi Rafsanjani as having that M il arlane a tori made the offer during y ear The report was m Mi l ari.mi w as in go t v quoted speaker lg said on W ednesday ¡er national mh urify adv iser. h i' secret visit to Tehran last nitored m Nicosia, v v prus. if condition at Bethesda Naval Hospital three da vs after he swallowed bytween 25 and 30 tablets ot the tranquilizer Valium and was rushed to the facility m suburban Marv land Neither M il arlane s attorney I eonard Garm ent nor hospital spokesman 1 t Russ Sanford w ould sa\ when M il arlane w o uld b e r e le a s e d Sanford also refused tv* divulge d e t a ils ot Mel arlane s treatment after what police sources said was an attempted suicide Secretary of Navy Lehm an to resign post lohn I ehman |i W A S H IN G T O N the energetic high-protile secretarv ot the Navy who guided thi s¡ ¡ vice through a massive peacetime buildup will ic 'ig n later this year, the Pentagon said 1 hursdav Robe rt Sims the Pentagon s chief spokesman said the 44-xear-old Lehm an informed Detense secretary .•ment released Thursdav W is c o n s in D e m o c ra t other committee members has identified six major is with the airplane and hat tor some ot the problems "a ■olution isn't vet in sight at anv is the world s most e\- irplane, costing $265 m il­ lion apa 1 1 , and c o n g r e s s has au­ thorized UK! ot them C o n d o m s offered as V alentine s Day gift B M T IM O R ! — The Mate Planned Parenthood is ottering wom en an unusual X alentine s D av gift thev can give to their sweethearts a heart-shaped box con­ taining five condoms, a poem about them and a pam­ phlet explaining their u h 1 W hat we are rcallv trving to do here is to give women a comtortabU wav to rai't the issue ot con­ dom use vxith their partners, because it s a subject that people have ditticultv talking about together. Lisa \kchin, a Planned Parenthood spokeswom an, said 1 hursdav W'e felt that w ith a light touch w omen might more easily be able to broach the subject, she said O n Wednesday a giveaway ot condoms and candy at a M.issui husetts somm umtv college was mobbed bv s t u d e n t s Sihool officials had billed the pre-Valen­ tine s Dav observance as and said it w a s aimed at sexually transmitted diseases like \ ID s lo v e C arefully Dav b e e n t v dailv, said h: ip per­ t the h il la tacts for Arafat N a v y battle group was as­ ín the eastern Mediter- ter a new outbreak tif kid* last month and after C hurt h hostage negotiator áte disappeared after eav- atel Jan 20 to talk w ith kid- •wspaper quoted unidenti- mant- as saving khalat tel- his warning Monday from isian capital to Hussein a militant pro-Iranian bhi- M i H e M usto e fast aid \n Baalbeck in the a a \ allev of leu Dt k d w ith Islamu k linng Toke vs V iper ht mter- ad tor the I lb- •,t' delav the ■ hi 'stages u lar mainstream Shut*, militia Ama in 1M'- tt' torm h¡- Iranian-foacket extremist faction H t has close tie with the PS O and has staved out o the war between Vnal and the PLC for control of Palestinian refugei camps m Lebanon Idaho and M ithileshw ar Boise, smgh, 60, an Indian with resident- alien status in the Ln ited States All are t e a c h e r s at Beirut U n iver­ sity’ College in Moslem west Beirut and were seized together Ian 24. The c a p t o r s threatened to kill them at midnight Monday unless Israel treed 400 Arab prisoners At the deadline, the kidnappers issued a statement saying they had pi stponed the killings until Israel triad» clear whether it was prepared to make the deal. Speculation g r o w s that Israel is working qua th toyvard an arrange­ ment bv which the -hK prisoners w ill be exchanged for three kid­ napped J e w s a captured Israeli air- eigners mi-sing in Lebanon Eight ot the 2b are Americans. Nabih Bern A m a T s leader, said Wednesdav in Damascu- that there that a were positive indications deal could be struck His militia holds the Israeli airman, w h o was captured after his plane was shot dow n last October. I s r a e l officials i h t : publicly that no trade i' in thi works but one said privately Lhursday W e v\ill have to pav a price to bring our bovs home but the question is time .O K I p i . i i l ' H e did not mention the k id ­ napped foreigners Nazi hunt uncovers 74 names Associated Press 74 ected war c W \ S H lN G T O N — \ Nazi-hunt- mg group -a d Thursdav it supplied the lustice Department with names rev sa\ cam* to the United States fol­ low mg W orld W ar ¡1 alter sery ing in military u n it s that killed t« ns ot t h o u s a n d s or Jew s in Eastern Eu- rope ie archives in the Soviet I L a w y e r s t.>r the Simeon Wiesen- thal C enter ot Les Angeles said thev assembled from a variety ot sources, me ion, former L ithuanian and Latvian soldiers as­ signed ti* units under the control et the Nazi Sk the names ot the The Justice Departm ent's Office ot Special Investigations w ill rev iew the n a m e s a n d some ot th e m mav already be the* subje*ct ot O v i inquir- íes s a id Neal She*r the office s d i­ rector OS1 has (NX) suspected Nazi war criminals under investigation and 13 have been deported or have left the United States as a r e s u lt . hher said there will be a thorough ri \ ¡i v\ c»t whatev er new leads art contained m the group's list of names ! h i' could lead to in-depth investigations and di naturalization and deportation proceedings Sher said The u n it s these men belonged to were part ot Hitler s I mal Solution, w h ic h was more successful in I ithuania and 1 atvia than a n y ­ where else Rabbi M arvin H u t dean ot the W íesenthal C enter to ld a new s conference Hier alsi* urged Attorney General Edw in Meese to move swiftlv tt* dc port karl Linnas an accused Nazi collaborator w hc*si> U S citizenship was rev oked in 1MM T h e D a i l y T e x a n f d e t > O pinio are no1 Studer T h e Daily Texan viewpoint We can't drive 55 Raising the speed limit makes sense F t 11 \ -11 \ o saves lt\ es. B it you can get all th reasonable speed voi is not the most relevant issu< debate. So now 1 exas is preparing d tht congressional approva Public relations eftor original pu rp os e ot the the motive behind sett! ' i itt' the fact that traffic tata out as a justification Unfortunately But the statistic^ are gone dew n but wheth the 55 limit or simply ti We have to consider highway masses. And narily ignorant of hum pressures o t a laterally Impatience is not tht e\ er c )nt ot Dm c s nu to defy it are an\ a fuzzbuster a poi disobedience. Ins encouragt s it In short 55 nnp guts tiie advantac I he 55 rnph lirr w a vs, which acco roads w ere desigi toward speeding It anv order is t order. Establishir dance w second opinion Y e s , we can If 55 saves lives, vchv me Y “ B = : the I exas Legislature, a bill lias already passe, highway d e p ar t m e n t to raise speed l i m i t s to A l l thev re w mitins for c o n f í n ssiona! r After all, j u s t look at the great reasons why 111 I 1 s Media lack perspective about AIDS T ht media have really had a field day preying on with h u m a n tragedy to create headlines 1 he problem with this coverage is the media s fail­ the AIDS crisis LISA ROBINSON n \ l . \ u H L M \ | s | ure to put this crisis into perspectivt 1 he pub lie has a hard time k n owi ng wh a t to believe wh e n it is blasted with conflicting a n d conjec­ tural data Projections ot future \IDS v i c t i m s have ranged from 54 ODQ to 270,000 bv the y ear 1991 Who and what arc* we to belie\t Was it just coincidence that the same wees that we are told that AIDS could beeomi a gk»b- ai disaster that the companies selling co nd o ms the name ot began r unn ing commercials in HM ¡VU1, at v o a pop tt have been ex \ 11 risis could v the a d ver ne peopk w h o w í si ■ r t *. > J ( r i r u n i i New W, \ merica Tobacco industry needs stricter regulation t\ \i ti M, (• h** a.L fortunately banni ng 1kju< Smokers will rogar..Hess ot mos* non-sin tion it people a* sutcidt d ocument ed 1 te of the mi's s on the marke J Study abroad necessary to give broader view W IOI PRO! \IZ E R ( O J speakeasy Do the w iggle i ! | tral America ' m tí While o ur provin ij ’ dangerously tgnoi their ow n back v a t ethnocentrisrn is abroad opportum! boid» rs ' student traditional inst n i ountry s positua* I ho most v on is abro.id I hnvey e gesf pfa the a finar ml loms ant nd grants c m i “ can In chi abroad In son *es it costs i no sanio i year (housing, me tiuiv abroad . the University u , t a tice ot admissions intoi motion on le km nn > a bn ut ot not Equal o p p o r tu n ity o ffen d er yer si t y c a n a s s i s t t i n s t a t e by p r o p a r i n g its s t u ­ d e n t s tor that future Sound study -abroad programs also e nha nc e the I niversitv's image and attract quality s tu ­ dents to maintain a good reputation Study abroad programs can create networks which draw st udent s trom other collegt s 1 his institution must u pg r ad e its programs before the detection to SMI Sy racuse Boston University and other colleges tor s t u d y -abroad opportunities gets out of control L I n eeds to commit itself t o producing s t u d e n t s w ho are not o n h etteitwi empl oyees but also effective h u m a n beings. T h o u shalt p a ra p h ra s e Me \h some on e eise AN b an / Kobo You are a rash i s >ntr\ >i ( ; su¡ \ j ther. We can only »t it I kt* d i v i d í 'tan changes am md instituíi a world wl itionai conn only desirat M aybe a playoff system w o u ld help V ot \ Kuh\ IHK D a i l V T e x a n fr jay : eor . *3 ^ j€ N o punk at Pretenders concert After tour \r.ir- at the U niversity, I have* tinalh read something in The D a ily le x a n that ! feel the need to write about Forget, for a moment, all tht important world news and social strife* — let s talk about 11>t B e lk s review of the Pretenders I g g v Pop firing line Some of my best friends laugh I runt*l\ I am grttmg .1 littlv suk ol \ou newspaper columnists accusing us serious students of not hav­ ing a sense of humor (' W here h.w our sense of hu­ mor gone ’ hiring I ¡no l e t t e r s killed it," The D a ily Texan Thursday). Humor is wonderful and 1 make us ot it frequent Iv \ o t on campus, of course; I mean, there's a time and pl.ut tor e\ er\ thing \nd Satire ’ I think he is wonderful! W illiam Satire is one of our nation s greatest conservative colum ­ nists and ev er\one should have a little Satire in him! Ot m urse i can see where your nationalitv might hinder sou 111 understanding our hum or Being a lunior from Russia must be lough here at Texas. So good I lit k on \ our ettorts at stamping out c a m p u s humor M u y k vour column photo should have a B ill Broc k Special student \ u s t i n radio d u ll, com m ercial I iring Lin e \d\ertisers rul< radio Keith Km c Wednesday 1 is under the impn .moli that people w ii > an wnhappv with the current status of \C 'R radio art I'm not sure w hat a trendite »s, hut 1 m Min I d rathi r i v .1 trenditi than a mindless In < p pu"si\ t 1\ ahsorhingtht dreck that pass* ■ trenditvs ■ mt >st Mv I hert is no innovative or interesting music on th majority of commercial radio stations today. Radii listeners are lulled into accepting mediocritv and be come quitt I tie media encourag» passivitv among it-- audic*nce All tht better for lurin ad\ ertisers indiscriminate It s oust* Jep rt ssing to think K< th is right whe Na\ s K L B I is a W hilt previous satires havt be >mith s satire is unmistakable He rreterence tor grotesque art form n contrast, he closes by labelinj gnorant anyone w ho objects to t a poster depicting the t o r t u r o u s w ei an op» n tire T im e for 'The M i n d l e s s Eve' I M / ii G o on, steal it; just don't speed Alan Ke e n g 1 net1 CAR REPAIR q u a l i t y r e p a i r o n H O N D A * T O Y O T A • N IS S A N • M A Z D A J I FREE A.M. STUDENT RIDES * + c e r t i f i e d m e c h a n i c s - * ♦ * -A * * -a •A *A — — * * * v 7:30-5:30 M-F 1001 S. 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B id s are being accepted from banks to determ in e c o s t s , H o w a rd said "1 think it’ll w ork, but we w o n t introdu ce it until it’s cost-effective, she said. S in ce 19s 1 students have hi en able to charge their tu itior for corre* sp ond enci courses t. redit-card pa\ nn nts are a lot easier to handle, said Tony Zapata, an acco unting cleik for the D ivisio n of Continuing 1 ducat ion. " T h e pro­ cessing has been sm oother (w h e n students charge their tuition) I he I niversitx m ust call Master C ard and \ IS \ tor ap p ro va l on eavh card num ber \ b o u t 1 perct nt ari f 1' ’ PTi pa val "Y\ ird num 're st iin m ent by ere pata said lex as \ & their tuition Hob l’iw o n k dent tinam had bet n ov ( ith cn d P in pay it * / a not pay •ds, but SiM stu- d t here USS|, >11 b v M -ment Petition protests table shortage lo n n knovvledgi aappi ned bt *oi« ¡bs cood Tk this has ne\ Sea It said Because ot tht B y A P R IL N IXO N Daily Texan StaH The C a m p u s V tiv itie s recen ed a petition 1 uesdu' t g ani/ations protesting a lac b l e s for their V\ est M a ll at tiv Six of the IS tables avail W e st M all use w i r e missn the cn inter hohdav s from thi w h ere the\ are stored n t' Bu ild in g , said \ icki S ta ll a d e v e lo p m e n t specialist in th ot the I V an of Stud» nts S ia lt w ill hold a torum a I rida\ to ihs, uss ,i "b ettei accountability bles com ern in g M em bers e>t the I rm > r erats, the Lib eral \rts t o u r and in te rn a tio n a l nest\ signed the petition A ll s m i l e s Boruch Weingarten. 2. is excited with the new toy he received during a promotion for Israel awareness on the West Mall Nathaniel Lack chairmani of Campus Friends of Israel, passed out balloons Thursday Pam MacDonald Daily Texan Staff M oaLU VU ^ SAY IT WITH FLOWERS E ST H E R ’S F L O R I S T 2912 Guadalupe 472-0730 MAC PROBLEMS W E C A N S A V E Y O U M O N E Y A N D T I M E VIDEO BOARD REPA IR SY ST EM BOARD REPA IR 512K U P G R A D E S IM A G EW RITER PRINTHEAD 55 C '3. 0 125 Co 39 C 4 ¿ V c> ^ V JS* Í1 4 ,< V S O ^ o' V -V. 4 / At V %S A ' 5 V s T v «b- W rjr \~ .< xU,4 i s I Vs CHILDREN ONLY SS OPENING SATURDAY FEBRUARY 14TH r /upcfcut/1 UT, German students to exchange lifestyles By NANCY LEONARD Special to the Texan The 1’mversity International Oft ice and the International Hospitality C ommittee of Austin are planning a month-long exchange program for German and Texas s tu d e n ts th i" spring. 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Action on the campaign was put off until cit\ officials could approach Houston Lighting & Po w er with a proposal that might bring an out-of- court settlement v\ ith the com pany. H L & P is the managing partner in the S T N P . The C ity of Austin, which has a 16 percent share in the project, has filed suit against H L & P , asserting mism anagem ent b\ the com pany contributed to the plant s S4A billion tost overruns. The city has been trving to get out of the project but must convince two of the project's other three part­ ners — H L & P , Corpus Christi Po w ­ er & Light and the C ity of San A n to­ nio — to also drop the S T N P . The education cam paign, targeted at citizens in the areas paying for the plant, was to inform S T N P 's electrical pow er recipients of the plant s economic drawbacks If H L & P is not ready to negotiate w ithin tw o or three weeks, the cam­ paign w ill come back up for the co u ncils consideration, C oun cil­ man George H u m p h rey said. The law suit is scheduled to go to trial M ay 4 in a D allas court. Austin has a strong case against H L & P , and the pow er com pany would do well to settle out of court » * • • before the trial date, Humphrey, said. " The facts speak for themselv es, H um p hrey said. "It's to their best advantage to settle this thing before Ma\ 4.' M ayo r Frank Cookses would make no predictions as to w hen or it a settlement could be reached " A s far as I’m concerned, until the documents are signed, sealed and delivered, w e re no closer now to a settlement then we were eight years ago, Cookses said, H um p hrev said if there is no set­ tlement, the campaign will again be­ come necessary to inform customers of the economic problems with the nuclear pow er plant. A group of anti-STNP activists ad­ dressed the council, asking for the campaign contract to be awarded re­ gardless of an out-of-court settle­ ment. Dan Harrison, a member ot the South Texas c ancellation L am- paign addressed the council to pro­ test the postponement. " W e understand the seriousness ot the negotiations with H I & P, Harrison said. W e don't believe that should preclude action on the cam paign." a sweetheart - of a deal A ll Sterling S ilv e r on Sale Dangle Rings 1.99 Book Bros. Books, Gilts & Cards. 251# Guadalupe. 474-8442 I Ml I ) X I I ^ T U X \N Friday, February 13 1987/Page 8 Lawson attorney rests client’s case Pollock grabbed him bv the groin. "1 literally thought he was going I awson to ¡nil! nn testicles otl said I w a smac - mg him [on the head] with the gun. 1 hit him maybe twit e 1 aw son said the gun discharged accidentally when he was hitting Pollock with 1 sh ould have called the sheritt but 1 nev er ev en thought ot it he said it. 1 aw son said he grounded thv boat and tied a large io»k and an anchor and dumped it in tv i tin lake Pollocks bodv to screwed up weight on tht bodv \s soi»n as 1 did it 1 knew 1 then wasn t enough 1 awson said I ie said he tin n drove tht boat a awav set it on fire and thv ape 2 charav- tew miles jumped ov After pi, detense »a! ter w itnv s 1 aw s. peav \m e I lond. By R O G ER C R O TE A U Daily Texan Staff The defense rested its case Ihurs- dav m the murder trial ot Kolland Lawson, accused of shooting I Ivin Lerov Pollock in the back of the head on Lake Travis in June. Law son originally told police Po l­ itick had died during a tin on a boat. However, Pollock's bodv sur­ faced 17 days later, weighted with a rock and anchor. There was a 25- caliber bullet hole in Pollock's head Lawson then confessed to the shooting but said it was done in self defense. Defense attorney Don Higginbot­ ham plaved a videotaped statt ment Law son made tv> police after Pol lock's body surfaced that coincided w ith fhe testimony la w son gave W ednesdav Lawson testified on ’ in tape that he and Pollock went to 1 ake Travis to test-drive a boat he was tiv mg to sell to Pollock his business partner in \ustm 1 londa 1*401 1 I itst St 1 aw son said thev drovi the boat to Pollock s lakesidi horn* in Jones­ town where Police f ask» i I aw son t»> wad» ashort and get somt mari- luana tr>mi Poikxk wanted thv m.iriju. phantom pain win had been amput.it Lawson said. I aw son said mariiuana and Law Mm guv then turned to and Pollixk st. b a c ► to t h v \ i I aw >on saic irtv rch - w i d In >pe Interviews Ahead? 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I t ' s also your chance to w in s o m e great d oor prize s, including a f re e , roundtrip tic ket on T r a n S t a r to L o s A n g e le s or M i a m i, dinner tor two at A leta s fajitas. a super cookie from the Chippery— and more So come and see tor y o u rse lf . at. Bon Voyage Travel 4 6 9 -5 6 5 6 S e c o n d L e v e l • D o b ie M a ll State studies funding alternatives Oil Overcharge Committee holds public hearings to decide fate of $210 million By DAN LIPSHER Daily Texan Staff tough D espite fiscal state h a s $ 2 1 0 million know w h a t to d o with. times, the it d oes not The Oil O v e rch a rg e C o m m itte e o p e n e d public hea rin gs Thursday on possible u ses for $21 0 million the state received from tw o lawsuits in voicing the overpricing ot cru d e oil and refined petroleum products. ['he jo i n t c o m m i t t e e h e a r d sugg estio ns ranging from increasing support tor c o m m u n ity -# ! tion a g e n ­ cies to ge n eratin g m a tc h in g federal fu nds tor conserv atio n pro g ram s. A plan for distrib ution ot the money must be developed this year to comply with court and federal guidelines A m on g a p proved uses ot the fu nds are w e a th e n /a t io n assistance, low incom e energy assistance e n e r ­ tor schools and gy conserv atio n tran sp ortation projects h o s p i t a l s , and state e n erg y conservation Testimony Thursday centered on w e a th e n /a t io n and low -inco m e en- erg\ assistance, Delores ( rum, vice president of W eatherite Inc. of San Antonio, said the money should be used to pro- \ ide '. e m e e s sui h as caulking, in s u ­ lation and w e ath e r stripping to low incom e, hand icapped and elderlv families. Directing fu n d s toward such p ro ­ g r a m s would hav e a positi\ e im­ pact w hich would b e felt tor m any „ . » — S» years sh e said. “ (DirectJ low -inco m e e n e r g y a s ­ s i s t a n c e - is merely a stopgap, Crum said " T h e real solution to the- e n e r ­ gy' c r i s i s is perm anent w e a th e ri/a - tio n ." ot W a y n e Brow n president of Plan ergv Inc. ot Austin, also testified in favor low i n c o m e providing w e a th e n /a t io n services saving that part of the fu nd s should be Used for sm all-b usiness energy a ud its and lighting program s. An e n erg y audit van be used to is being d eterm ine w h ere energy wasted a n d could result in a cost savings of 15 percent to 50 percent for each bu sin ess assisted , Brown said. 1 he e c o n o m ic impact of such pro grams w ould m e a n an additional 5,000 jo bs statew ide, he said But M ichael Hart, pre sid e n t of 1 nergv E n g in eering A ssociates, tes­ tified in favor of d ev oting $60 mil­ lion over the next five vears to the Institutional ( conservation Program, a federal program that a s s i s t s m u ­ nicipal, educational and g o v ern ­ mental institu tions wi th energv c o n ­ the servation protects He said s t a t e s v>b0 m illion w o u ld ¡ < m atch ed bv federal fu nd s, W e a t h e n / a t i o n s e r v i c e s b e n e f i t individuals and are onl y c e r t a i t inallv ettectiv e, I iart said ,aid due. ting oil o v e n h a rg * toward the k P w ould pro- i c ' c uirine b enefits to con only m a e f u n d duce sum» L* Buy your sweetie a bunch of Bubbas! 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But he's not worried, and Gustafson doesn't have an\ drastic plans for changt I arlv in the fall, it looked like he might calc h on, but it looks now like ist week, he (Gustafson] went he's just overmatched in a game sit- (.ustat >n said We're going to have to uation hitting left handed ral side to stav I h mghurn hav reached the experimental stage of with a set lineup just because hi the young season It's going to ht a wanted to stick with it said Lin long experiment, too dauer, a graduate of Austin High School. "This week, you re going t< After opening the season with a see some experimenting. As tar a- two-game sweep of the No. 7 Miami Hurricanes, No. 1-ranked Texas how'I did he's just going to look at some other people and ‘-ee how gets to test it endurance with three thev do. That will make this team consecutive double-headers, begin- nmg Lridav with Texas Lutheran that much better with the depth C ollege and continuing Saturdav and Sunday with t I Arlington. All Crockett m left tield and leading ott three twmbills start at 1 p.m at c rockett a |unnn transfer Oisch l;alk Field One ot the possibilities is Rustv from Seminole Junior c ollege in Oklaho- at ma, is the t\u k up to v obv kt“r sisirtstop hut kerlin is well t lishc d at that position >ach t hi! t .ustafson sai the Ion orns will ust m a plavers One ot Lmdauer - proh and quite a a good loos against the Hurricanes wa- ai hurlers could periment ot his own it was In­ competition snce he began - »\ i'' carnes. tew area the: lem I ’etk gled i,nu ht thrt Starting pitching, the one proven Toms coming into 1 out t<1 hi• a prob- ght-handt rs Mark rt krippner Hrug- lu r in g u ¡ 0 1 1 1 2 to dev t l a v p la v t rs to p iv is d e s ig m d vs plav a lot ot pt i 'n e ot th e m e n ta tio n w il • itth-v e. ► d a u e r o p e n e d * he -« with two vs alks and a ?ert« rent t call in nun M i 'aid > ovt ' threw ke mv nor 1 Ytkov st k u'd runs in i c3 two-run ¡s up above own a* the ¡rovs in Lin i i ieu its s \ \ f t p The Longhorns ptay three doubleheaders in three days " wee* d '.cudmg ’ wo against UT Arlington J r- S qmon Dai y Texar Staff m f i e , ALL-U-CAN EAT VALENTINE BUFFET AFRAID OF YOUR ANGER Perhaps you tend to block your anger or stop yourself from t xpn ssmg it i<>r fear (if the ( t learn how to conuininii ati anger effectively, handle it con­ structively and to recogmzt th* other hidden feelings that are I oi more information, call 471-3515. connected to uigcr There is no fee for this group. A CAREER LIFE WORK PLANNING WORKSHOP Based un h chard b les W h a t C o l o r H y, u r P a r a c h u t e ? ) Led bv Bob Breihan, Bolles trained workshop leader / M( )N D A YS. 2-4 p m.. Starting March 2nd Cho*< e of soup Appe’ rev, 6 Entrees f r¡ed ftx e Desserts TIME: 1 EA D ERS: hi NT H IG G IN S. PSYC H O LO G Y T R A IN E E Rl< H \ R l) HOI T, PSYC H O LO G Y T R A IN E E tor those changing careers, entering the world of work, housewives looking tor a new career and those near retirement. 695 Champagne 5-9 pm Feb. 14^ Gn m o C6oo4e Me Awo'ietccm C O U N S E L I N G AND M E N T A L H E A LT H C E N T E R 3 0 3 W e s t Mall O f f ic e B u i l d i n g 4 7 1 - 3 5 1 5 A PRO G R A M OF SEW LIFE INSTITUTE of the United Methodist Church B E G IN N IN G FEB. 16, 1987 Call 469-9447 for more information • C H IN t S t. HESTAU» X Friday, February 13, 1987 Page 12 arts ft entertainment ‘This is not art — this is life’ ‘Sherman's March' combines social history, personal woes By SEAN S. PRICE Daily Texan Staff There has alwavs been a grimlv romantic aura surrounding the lift of G en. W illiam Tecumseh Sher­ man. E ven his most notably de­ structive accomplishment the Yankees' march through the South to the sea — sounds darkl) poetic And it's exactly that poetry that film m a k e r Ross in d e p e n d e n t M c E lw e e w a n te d to cap tu re Equipped with a S T 000 grant M cElw ee set out to retrace Sher­ m an's path of destruction through Georgia and the Carolinas whilt studying it-- lingering effects Instead Fortunately the result is not a long, w in d y documentare about Sherm an and his effect on the New its a long wind\ South rambling, tunnv wonderful non- fiction movie about Ross NlcElwet himself called Sherman > March \n \nd n Improbable Search to- E o n a roundabout (but im portant) wax it's also about the general and his infamous march The movie begins w ith M cElw ee, having just been dum ped by his New \ ork girlfriend about to head home to his native North Carolina to begin filming. Even though he has lost much of his interest in the film, he starts shooting anvwav Things start off slow h with M cElw ee talking to tamih m e m b e r s and hometow n friends But as soon as people become accustomed to M cElw ee with a camera on his the\ begin transforming shoulder themselves into characters in t e r ­ e s t in g ones that no w nter could possibly create. star The first of Sherman's March is a down-home but attrac­ tive actress named Pat, w ith w hom M cElw ee s mother tries to pair him. Although they don't really hit it off romantically, M cElw ee begins to follow her around, probing her psvche and film ing her erotic 'cellu­ lite exercises." M>u could sav M cElw ee is attracted to Pat she t e l l s her mother Pat's much-dreamed-of role in a Burt Reynolds movie never comes along. But she finally does land an audition for a three-line role in a H ollyw ood movie. "T h is is M G M big s t u f f I t 1 land this I'm on my w ay. And de­ spite M cElw ee s eloquent appeals tor her to keep the starring role in his film rather than take a bit part in a Pat hack H ollyw ood movie, takes off lor the bright lights of C ali­ fornia. S ta r le s s an d d ire c tio n le s s M cElw ee once again starts making a movie about Sh erm an s march He begins poking around at old battle­ field reenactments in which obvi- ouslv good-guv white Confederates d efen d so u th e rn w o m a n h o o d against obviously bad-guv black U nion soldiers But M cElw ee gots caught up again in the life of another fix *F th is time his sister's friend he lapses again into autobiograph) and This ced e of moving back and forth between the personal and the historical throughout is repeated tin film and leads Mcl lw ee to a bi /arre mosaic of personalities from the lead singer in a garage band to rural, right-wing survival- ists; from a Burt Reynolds look-a like to a burned-out anti-nuclear protester. After a while, M cElw ee's person­ al life and historical notions begin to merge before our eyes. M uch of what he has to show is m undane but at the same time it's funny and rev ealing as people try to either play up to the camera or to ignore it. U s ­ ing his impressive knowledge of history and his W ood y Allen-esque sense of humor, M cElw ee s h o w s lust how much eloquence there is in letting people display their lives. Of course, to capture that elo­ quence M cElw ee has to use a lot of film — t w o hours and 3^ m i n u t e s of it But little of Sherman s M a rch i- unnecessary, and all of it seems to lead to the point that Charlene funnv one of M c E l w ee s \erv f r i e n d s — h a s to make W h e n she tinallv g e t s ted up with his carrying his camera everywhere, she veils I ni­ W ould vou turn that thing oft ls not art — this i- life >herman s March: \n Improb­ able search for Lo\c show ing at 9:25 p.m. Frtdav and Saturdav and at 3 and T:30 p.m. Sundav at Hogg Xuditorium . 7 fw m ‘ B , 200 W e s t M a ry 4 4 4 - 6 2 5 1 L o c a te d o n e o o c k w e s t o f 1 8 0 C S o u th C o n g re s s L o v e Po tio n • D re a m Pillow s H e rb a l H e a rt S h a p e d W re a th s P o tp o u rri • U nu sua ; G ifts 1 -6 " a l" I M o r - S a t If this picture from Sherman s March looks completely inautf it's ause t s a reenactment dammit1 Í POETRY CONTEST S I , 0 0 0 G r a n d P n / e , o v e r $ 5 ,0 0 0 to tal p ri/ e valu e 141 w in n e rs N o e n try fee \ll txpAR v G R I L L 24 H O U R S K A T Z S D I L I 8 B A i W O K N G O I N D I A N P A S S A G E T O IN D4 A W in n e r of T h i r d C o ast's G o o d l o ' m g A w a r d Fo r Be st I n d i a n R e s t a u r a n t in A u S ’ n U r 1986 E R B E Y i A N I C A M S O U T H A U S T I N LA S C A S A S ftf S T A U R A N T P I Z Z A M I L T O S I IZZA Pub IZ Z A A W A R D S E A F O O D C A T FISH P A R L O U R EL C A R N IV O R E R E S ’ A U R A N * C A R R Y O U T L A S C A S A S F I E S T A S TO G O C A T E R I N G R I C H A R D J O N E S P IT B B O eke- p ate $ . 69 sage ; -,-nc c . 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ONE BEDROOM CONDO AVAILABLE AT APARTMENT PRICE • tP G E OF CAMPUS • AVAILABLE i m m e d ia t e l y COVENTRY PLACE 2814 Nueces 469-0408 SUPER ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS AVAILABLE NOW! 0 Quiet Complex • 0 On U.T. Shuttle 0 0 Close to Shopping • thundebbbd apartm ents 4 5 1 0 Duval 451-1244 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ? 7 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Confused I hen give us a chance to solve you r apartm ent needs! 1 m o n th fre e ren t G a s w a te r n e a t & A C p a id RR s h u ttle s to p at y o u r fro n t d o o r C ity b u s s to p s 2 p o o is & r e m o d e le d la u n d ry ro o m s C e iu n g fa n s & m ic ro w a v e s F u rn is h e d o r U n fu rn is h e d O n s ite m a n a g e m e n t & m a m t Q u a lity R e s id e n ts Tanglewood North 1020 E. 45th 452-0060 Professionally M anaged By Davts & Assoc. 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ? 7 7 ? 7 7 7 ? ? ? ? 7 ? ? "WE CAN OFFER YOU SUMMER RATES NOW ON YOUR WINTER CEASES" PLUS V2 OFF First M onth's Rent • 1 BR Furnished $ 3 0 0 • 2 BR Furnished $ 4 0 0 • W ater & G as Paid • Professionally M anaged by Davis and Assov MOVE IN TODAY! A s p e n w o o d Apartments 4539 G uadalupe 452-4447 Call us or come by today s Shuttle Bus at Front Door • Intramural Fields Across Street GARDENGATE APTS. CO-ED Lowest Rates Ever! N o w Pre-Leasing fo r Fall 7 9 8 7 • N ig h t Security G u a rd Provid ed • Fenced Parking A re a with Private Permit O n ly Parking' • C e ilin g F a n s • Some Units w Fireplaces • Baicomes Facing U I Tower • Microw aves • 2 H o t Tubs MOVt IN TODAY Luxury 1 BR Furnished 2222 Rio G ra n d e 4 7 6 -4 9 9 2 T h e D a i l y T e x a n Friday, February 13 198”’ Page 16 RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL 360 — Furn. Apfs. 360— Furn. Apts. 360 — F u rn . A p ts. 360 — Furn. Apts. 360 — Furn. Apts. RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL 370 — U nf. Apts. 3 7 0 - U n f . Apts. 390 — Unf. Duplexes 400 — Condos- 22 € 7 L e c n A p . t s ( )ne and I wo Hedrooms t rom $350 • \V .¡Ik to t 'ampus • S '. ( ’■ '< >' \ I ’.!' • ■ • \ s k \ h O U t ( C itin g Fans 2207 Leon 478-1781 ( all \ fternoons One Block F r o m C a m p u s • S M 1 B R 2 B K • Central AC /Heat • Mear Two Sh u ttle Stops • L a u n d r y R o o m • Fu lly Fu rnished • Sec u rity • Pool UT STUDENTS Cleon, conveniently located close to campus furnished apartments Laundry on site shuttle and city bus routes, swimming pool ample parking, manager on site. 1BR/S325 - E t o $340 -E 2 ’BR,S395 ■ E 2-2BR/J450 * E to $480 +{. CASA DEL RIO APARTMENTS 321? Red River 476-7951 2 '3 FREE GAS HEAT, and hot w ater if yo u m ove into the classiest little apartm ent community in Austin. W e ll m aintained 1 BR's, great security Swimm ing pool, C alifornia in nice atmosphere O n IF shuttle Ftyde Park neighborhood. C o m e visit us at the M a rk V Aportments, 3914 Avenue D, 01 call ■ 2 ,; -074C = I I E S = E = E = E E = E E E WARWICK APTS Tastefully furnished, ‘all kitchens with frost-free refng., large 2-bed, 2-bath and 1 bedrooms A ' 1 nits h ave ceiling fans in each room & walk-m closets C A R D E N L A N D S C A P E D oool with waterfall barbeque pits, decks cov­ ered parking, locked laundry mat, outside security lights, and on shuttle 1 bed - $325; 2 2 - $475 - bills SPECIAL RENT REDUCTION FOR 6 MONTH LEASE. Call 4 7 4 - ^ 4 2 6 o r 4 4 4 - 2 7 5 0 2907 W est Ave. 2 blks from G u a d a lu p e & 29th 3 5A R i o N u e c e s 2 6 th @ n u e c e s (6 0 0 W. 2 6 th ) 4 7 4 0 9 7 1 4 5 4 - 4 6 2 I a i i i i i m i i i i i i i i i t i i i i i i t i i i i t i i i i n i i i M Enjoi Studying In The Serenity Of | Hyde Park ~ Large Cleon Quiet ’ hdrm Apts with Gcs Mec and Water Pad larqe Wall a C osets Sky gh*> Dishwasher Disposal Ceiling -ans Balconies . ac ndry Roo- Or S Swimming Pot New Furniture Located: Bk :»j ‘■•on Campus or c Shi ttie § = E H ~ E E 5 E E = E E E CASA DE SALADO APTS O n e bedroom furnished apartments W a t e r gas and basic cab le paid N o pets Swimm ing pool and ceiling fans Close to campus, near shuttle Lease required Resident m anager a p a rt­ ment #112, 2610 S o la d o Street, 477- 2 5 3 4 2-16 $275 Hyde Park Area 1 B D R M — Furnished Unfurnished. C A C H , Laundry Pool O n Shuttle/City Bus Duval 45th Street SPANISH OAKS APARTMENTS G a s W a te r Paid 458-5743 447-9845 FOUR BLOCKS WEST UT Attractive cleon 1BR efficiency, p a n ­ e led living room, sep arate kitchen, walk-m closets, gas, heat and co ok­ Laundry W e i maintained by ing fui- owner m anage G as, w ater nisLed N o pets $ ?4 0 - $ 2 8 0 476- 7916 2-13A Casbah Apartments 2 2 0 0 S a n G a b r i e l 2-2 for 2-3 people, Negotiable Co nd o Lying at apartm ent prices ¡u> ur> space convenience (walk or shut­ tle} Big w ind ow s ceiling tans mi- i w a v e intercom and 2 sepc afe entries 473-8553,282-4907 . 23D PERFECT ARRANGEMENT le t us help you find a pioce to with a d eal you con t possibly pass LET U S M A K E Y O L R D A Y!' The Arrangem ent 2124 Burton Drive 444-7880 Ask about -ur efficiency special PARK PLACE APTS 4306 A V E N U E A l ARGE J8R GAS COOK N • 4 HE ATI I 3301 Speedway 1 476-1619 Sj Professionally Managed Bi ~ On-Site Management 3 5 11111 mi 11 ■ 11 «i i ti 11111111* i> 1111111*> ■ > 1 3408 S P E E D W A Y LARGE EFFICIENCIES ON UT SHUTTLE $ 1 9 9 p e r m o n th C a l l E q u it y 443-0247 or 452-9357 VIP APARTMENTS N o w Pre-leasing I and 3 bedroom apartments for summer and fall. Please ca II 476-0363 for ap ­ pointment. U V E CO M FORTABLY C O N VEN IEN TLY AND A FF0 R 0 A B L Y IN W EST C A M PU S Close Walk og Distance O' W C Shuttle Route Call Paul L 322-0903 FRO NTIER APTS. MESQUITE TREE APARTMENTS O n e bedroom fui Close to campus, nished apartmen near shuttle. Fro elf-cleaning ovn free refrigerator, ' dishwashers, study bcs.c cable N o pets .eo se requ desks, hot tub. a Res tent m anager * 3 0 ! 2 4 ’ 0 L viev. 4 ’ 8 2357 CATCH OUR DEAL! $100 rent for one month ACT I AND ACT III l a r g e eft': encies an shu-'S andro- mat p rivc'e banished or untum seed $245 $ 2 6 5 mo • E. 474 6 2 0 5 or 435-0540 Large efficiency. Convenient to campus. O n shuttle and city bus Quiet complex. C A C H . 4111 Avenue A. G as and w ater paid, $235. 462- 0930, 447-9845. * ALL BILLS PAID * West UT Area Eff., 1 & 2BR Remodeied * Reduced Rent 2408 Leon ? 16A 476-8915 3-26A FREE RENT Wtl > Cree» Hills Apts 1 Willow Creek Dr 444-0010 R E N T A L 370 — U n f. A p ts . R E L A X stin 1 1 s $390 ur' is “ ; units o garbage disposal - • y en o jt. de stc ?nt location 1 2' s $540 Microwaves in connections dishwasher with ice-maker pantry ir bar All Bills Paid except electricity Cdbie and telephone pre1 “special’ apartment a e just wa ting ‘or you to enjoy C : I Bonnie to dtscu s your i iOve 1 n nee is ¡nd $A40 ?r firepia door ref jge pati jr ty jr 3 j ■ jr p ~ FOUR PARK PLACE 1113 Banister Lane ♦ 447-6986 9-5 M -F B y A p p t. o n S a t . ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > Q^iens habiter avec moi. ^otjncn ^>te beiung. ♦ ♦ ♦ Ven a vivir conmiga 2-16A ★ 3 0 0 0 G u o d o l u p « * UT SHUTTLE superbly emodelert large furnished efhcien cv microwave dishwasher, disposal, central an pool, laundry, storage closet 108 Place From 265 v E 108 W 45th St W A L K T O cam pus L arge efhuencies Shuttle and crty bus $ 2 2 5 ? 5 some oil bills paid Furnished or unfurnished 4 7? 2147 2-10______________________________ _ ALL BILLS p o id 1 N e a r cam pus on shuttle furnished efficiency $ 2 8 0 $315 ano bedroom $ 3 6 0 $ 4 0 0 Sp ecia l - month free rent rea d y for im m ediate occu p an cy 451 85 3 2 , 322-0715 3 9D 452-1419, if no answer 453 2771 or 385-2237 370 — Unf. Apts. 2-17D LOCATION LOCATION And all bills paid downtown, near UT ond Capitol Older building, enovated with large rooms and plenty of ambience 1 more reo son to live there? W e have the best residents anywhere Call owner at 4 4 4848 for a chance to experience convenient Irving at an affordable pnce Coll us on weekends, too we will be qlod to help you FIRST MONTH F REE W it h 6 M o n t h L e a s e Two minutes from dow ntow n W a lk to UT or take W C shuttle G a s and w ater paid CA /C h Raised ceilings and walk closets complete these one bed room apartments at 21st and San G a ­ briel $ 3 0 0 C all 4 74 4154 between 3-11 1 0 0 & 6 0 0 pm or leave message 2 180 LARGE 2BR AC, ceiling Kins yard $ 3 9 ; montti 476-493? mgs 2-20 ipplionces e-en __________ PRIVATE F*OOL Spacious 2 Bedroom townhouse NortKwes! Kills C(mvenxMl! hi shuttle Partially Furnished Professoi CodenKeod 328 5208 2 20 HYDE PARK txi'garns Motivated owners need property Tarrytown Enfield E nfiefi! West C ampus available os well University Properties. 45* leased 7065 3-90___________ _________________ Large 2-1 on RR Shuttle route, furnished, ceiling fans, pool. N e a r HEB. On-site manager. Price negotiable. 371-3943 3-12A M O N TAGE APTS $ 2 5 0 2812 RIO G R A N D E Under N e w M an agem ent! Q u iet Com plex C o nvenient to UT Re d e co ited 1 bdrm 1 bath, C A C H Laundry Room C o v e 'e d Parking G a s / W a te r Paid 4 6 2 - 0930,47 2- 2512 3-10A SALADO APTS 2704 Salado Urexpevteo opening large 1000 sq f t 2 2 fully furnished full mtcher microwave secure % intercoms and d i n g fans in eocn room Small . je p ie i with covered parking ONLY ONE i n ’ TO RENT $525 • bills Special er’‘ 'eduction *or 6 month leose Cal1 477- 4622 or 444-2750. ___________________________________ 3-5A NEW LY REMODELED ALL BILLS PAID Eff - $295 1 B R -$395 2 B R -$460 CA/CH W A L K TO C A M P U S 2212 San Gabriel Off. Hrs 10-5 30 Daily 474-7732 3-2 3D $27 -345 FO U N T A IN Terrace Apart mentv larg e 1-bedroom apt Walk-m closets, carpety drapes disposal cetlmq fans Large potto pooi W ater gos paid Walk UT 610 W 30th Manager s opt #134 477-8858 2-27________________ D O W N T O W N CAP'TOL orea IB» ihre places efficiencies. Security poo* sun deck From $335 1600 West Avenue 469-0867 2-13_________________________ RIO G R A N D E $V9 move m spec tai AC, carpet appliances, laundry facilities walk to campus $265 451-8122 West W od d Real Estate 2 17A W EE CA M P U S * l-i $325 plus eiectncfty tasteful decor 1106 W 22nd TIP iq, 445-5909 2 18 $250/MC for 478 32: conven«enhy a completely furnished ¡ocated ampus Pnme Propemes -2570 2 19A 3REAT O A K Spac s closeh CA/CH undeck, .550 477-3388 4 laundry H7S quiet ¿ cetlmg fan 0th at Red R 2-2097 2 26 pot SPEC! At lease F garden Store oí RENT reduction for 6 m /fly furnished 2/2's and f/Ts landscaped apartment comj he N e *f to Breed Mardw i 29th Col! after 5 00pm * 444-2750 2-26A 1-1 FOUR blocks from fans '«served parking $275 Juba 477-6131 7 O N E BLO CK UT maintained comf mini-blinds. ceilini need for shuttle S28Í or porim iphik -o ampus ceding Small qu*et wei F reshfy painted M ATURE PER SO N -q- n ■ Pop< UT C A M PU S 3001 DUVAL Nice efficiency apartments - All op pliances, well maintained Gos/'water paid On-site manager #103 South 477 4854 $285 JOHNSON & COMPANY 452-4300 2-18A PERFECT ARRANGEMENT Let us help yo u find a p lace to five with a d e al yo u can t possibly pass up' LET U S M A K E Y O L K D a y The Arrangem ent 2124 Burton Drive 444-7880 Ask ab o ut our efficiency sp eoa; STUDENT SPECIAL $163 For two best fnends shonng spacious 2 BR 1BA $163 EA C H O n site m a n ­ ag em ent & m aintenance walk to C ap itol P ia / a near H ighland M a li on UT Shuttle run Gas. heat, cooking & w a te r paid Large pool an d laundry room 4 5 2 320 2 1115 West 10th Efficiency Ceiling fans new carpet paint floors CA/CH Gas. Water paid $255 ♦ E N o pets 480 9546 2-13__________ SR SHUTTLE carport CA/CH 2 1 fenced fireplace wasKei dryer coon** hon. new carpet $4l0 440-09*4 38 2532 home 2-230 ______ CITY V IEW plus two we*ks free lots of trees swimming pool hot tub. on UT shuttle Units starting at $295 AD GAR Properties 443 3000 2-17A UT W ALK Efficiency in 1920's fou» pie* floors Upstairs, deck, ceiling fan oak sm 477 m3 3 9 904 O N LY O N E LEFT* One bedroom one Lx)th Bargain O n W C shuttle let s deal 2508 Son G abnet Co« Std 478 3518 2- W C S H U ff lE BA R G A IN ! Only one left One bedroom one bath Let s deal 2508 San Gabnel Call Sid 478 3518 i v t BLCXJKS west o* campus 2511 Pe arl O n e story one bedroom completely rehobtied witfi fireptace AC carpet Rent $275 Hectr C< tta t T-E Wiley Company 472 9228 2 18A C O N V EN IEN T IH35, downtown UT Clean older large I 1 AC Gorage 89 * P Rainey $300 4 ’ ? 2097, 4 ’ 19 4-1 / _______________ O N SHUTTLE $385 2 I t arpon fenced ,u'vi peace and quiet 4 '4 9724 445 4 8 8 4 3-12 _ _ _ _ _ S PA C IO U S BRICK 2 1 Dming room blinds AC s tetfing fan garage 190 ’ fi W 38tfi $490 472-2097 4 ^ 5739 ALL BILLS paid Tn pie* efficiency Mod ern conveniences Porker lone Reeds qnd Sons 443 5451 2 16 ______________ : 13 $175 M O VE-IN large 1*1 centrally lo cated W alk to UT Pool beamed ce«i ,ngs ceiling fans, dishwashers Paid wa te» gov heat 453*4991 2-17 TW O W E E K S free with no deposit IE Bay shuffle Extra large Hyde Park 1-1 windows pool covered parking 458 26R IBA apartment on 6th Street UT shutfle pools, Leave message 280-6236 2 17 foundry room $400 : 1BR garage apartment Close to and pus laiupe $285 me 806 C W 32nd b e tw e e n Lom ar 400 — Condos- Townhouses J f MAKE YOUR ♦ RESERVATIONS ♦ NOW! ♦ i BENCHMARK SA IN T THOM AS C R dX -LE N N O X ORANGE TREE HUGE LIVING AREA Tw o M aster Baths — La rg e w a clo s e ts Bookshelves O n e block from UT BuilY-tn desks -* blocks Mature residents, no pets $ * Jock Jennings after 4pm 4 $740 6897 454 4031 2 25 P.M.T. 476-2673 704 W 24th Heathercrest Beats Any Deal! O n e B ed ro o m From $ 2 4 5 Tw o B ed ro o m From $ 3 0 0 1616 W est 6th St 476 2219 1-1 Ceiling Fons ond Potio F u l l y F u r n i s h e d $ 3 * 3 call 434-4411 ★ £ * * + + + + * + + ■* + * + + + ★ TRAVIS HEIGHTS Madrid Apartments 1 202 Newnmg Charming complex in excellent loca hon. Pool, Gazebo Laundry Cable TV Very large 1 1 s, 2-2 s & 3-2 s Gas Water Paid— $315 $385 $4! 5 462-0930; 447-9845 ; i 6A 2 BR on SHUTTLE $325; $350; $375 G re a t amenities, p oo l spa pooltabie rec-room, picnic are a, full security, co vered bike parking G & W paid city bus through cam pus ond clothing CAM PUS CONVENIENCE 30CX) Guadalupe' $295 50; W 13th Upstorrs ! $450 300 t lOttr 11 t t t r c $28 *,$195 Eth^.enc* $.’S0 6," W 3 304 w 41st 2-1, $550 2216 San Gabne 2 2 $ 700 630Mamen t- $750 1012B -tarwood I T $295 FSA Hamson Pearson 472-6201 2 250 PRIME HANCOCK GOLF COURSE LOCATION Your choice lo r g e 'esrdentral unfuni 1 BR w w asher d rye r' O r g a ra g e turn unfum N e a r buses apartmen! shopping V e ry q uie’ N ic e p lace 'o live Reasonabte rates 4 54 7566 3 n option By appt o n k Call Scho ol 476-5875 or 472-3036 ? 17A ALL BILLS PA ID 2-2 ft >m $475 476-5631 Pnm e Hancock golf course loco hon Your choice Lorge residen h o ! jn f u r n i s h e d 1 B R w ith w . i s h e a p a rtm e n t .it v e r I O r ^ o r a g e furtttshed unfur n 's h e d N e a r b u s e s s h o p p in g V ery quiet N e e o ace *o ve R e a s o n a b l e 'a t e s 4 5 4 166 E. D0HADC ?. CAM*3 D -é *5^ A- beat an y dec If you * ” d c bet *e dec anng ’ m and w - b eat t One b e I'oom m ■* montf C ase “ U ? a- - s' City buS rou’es I bedroom s s' * sc a- $385 • • • • g a? $ . 5C : ---M'-r' ’ n c " -• anc ’' ' 479-8110 22nd & R:o O'crce NOW PRi-LEASING CONDOS 3 8 0 — F u rn . D u p le x e s MOVE IN SPECIAL REDUCED RENT smell quMf* community comnpnutnt tc L shuttks and th* ACC campus Spocous and G R A D S T U D E N T S Ex ceptional e ” - -ent es Brookhoiiow Aparfments 1414 Arena • 445-5655 de *s - e t H y d e P a ’ k com * SUMMER RA^ES * $50 1ST MONTH 1-1 Walk to UT $245-2 5 304 E 33rd. 479-6331 Huge Buiif-in Desk' . B lo c k fro n t . a v . S c N > 3 9 0 — U n f. D u p le x e s Townhouses ■0NGH0RN L EASING •SpecimMtdmw tm Crnmpm» Comdom* LOCATING SERVICE e Ft m locating M p e G v o r e n lH d best price e lird e p e tW rtta y e n n 479-0142 704 W. 21st St. Prelease Summer Fall C e n t e n n ia l C roix O ra n g e tre e St T h o m as 8 1 1 W . 2 4 t h S t . ALL BILLS PAID West UT Area Eff.,1 & 2BR T H I S IS IT U T A R E A PRELEASIN G FOR FALL 9 Month Leases $ 2 5 0 — 1 B R $.3 The Mo$i CONDOS & Aportments FOR LEASE Call Us First W E S T C A M P U S if F O E N O E S :ompi#« on t 34»i 4fcú .007 WATER/ i-v but. - ifter Sc )oi poid ..v- io; t a i' Six Mi JNTMS ■«mod «tea 1 naor RR vfiuttta $262 R E N T A L 370 — U n f. A p ts . EFF. &1 -2-3-4 BDRM APARTMENTS Starting At $298 ALL BILLS PAID R E N T A L 370 — U n f. Apt-. LOOK THAT THIS CALL US FIRST! • Fur Unf • Shuttle Bus • 5 Min. to Downtown • M o d e r r • M icrowaves • Lofts W Fans • Spacious R iv e rs id e B rrd g e h o llo w PT S O U T H 4 4 4 - 7 5 3 6 POINT SOUTH—BRIDCCH0 LL0 W R ental O ffice: 1 910W illow creek O lto rf fy a u C i frx M i* t Cove cvct& o w i fw ic e & f Move in special $199 1 month free on 7 month lease. (Ask about UT E m p L yee Discount- • Free heotmg • F e»*» cookmg • Ff«« ho* water • 2 poob And so much more A fltb 120 Bull Creek 5th & Mopac) 454-2531 .. 2 950 sq ft was $442 Now $ 4 1 8 2-2 1139 sq * was $44> Now $ 4 4 2 Free Deposit for those who quality Wood Shadows Apartments 3605 Steck Avenue (8 min drrve lo shuttle) 3 4 5 - 4 3 6 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ¡ ! GREAT RATES JON CAMPUS A P TS * M O VE IN TO DAY Leasing Now! El Campo La Paz v >5 W '■eedway IN C R ED IBLE RATES COME ON DOWN! LET S MAKE A DEAL THE PRICE IS RIGHT 1. 2 & 3 B e d ro o m s 472 4893 8r 452-8537 Pt (e vtondih Md: ajed bv i J t f f i r ; of Texj' Ujr.Jtier Pa r k ! 479 I I ! \ A / - w C m ii( 7 'i(L 4305 Duval 451-2343 I «imiiH I e < il 2 8 1 0 Salado 4 7 2 -3 8 1 6 1 & 2 Bedroom fteat ed Puo H o t Tub f V l l C r U W d V c U V c n ; Covered Parkmo Free Laundry • Su preme Court Mem- O A K LO D G E AP«* ? V; N r t Qvt i . j bership* Two Pools- 5 1 2-4 4 0-0 i 18 Two Hot Tubs • Ceil­ ing Fans • Fireplaces 23 1 Pteoscn* Valiev C L O S E . . . F O R Y O U S A G E B R U S H • 10% Discount - Start at $325 • Large Pool a n d Sundeck • Sp aciou s Apartments • Close to Central Cam pus Shuttle • On-site Laundry a n d More' 478-0992 4 MANOtt ROAI1 All New Intenors and Appliances &taftort> Jfyouit Close its C C Shuttle On-Sue Laundry Security Patrolled Stan at $310 JUST CO M PUTED !! CLOSE TO CAMFWlMUfTU IUS • a 1 0 % N - I m m S í t a l a i i m t i * S4ki to • So* Poof SANDSTONE APTS. I S II 3400 4 TSO I M a n o * M . " »» J * :\*"T 478-0955 t 22n1 7L I S r R t M ' Professionally Managed By Regency Properties 478-0955 THÍ I) \II A I EXA.N 987 Page 1 7 NCAA must give SMU penalty it has coming J p E D S H U G E R T R E N T A L R E N T A L A N N O U N C E M E N T S S E R V I C E S S E R V I C E S E M P L O Y M E N T 4 3 5 - C o - o p s 5 3 0 — T r a v e l- 7 5 0 - T y p i n g 7 5 0 — T y p in g 7 9 0 — P a r i T im e COME BY TODAY! 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Just say, "C h a rg e it! / / A T h e Da i l y T e x a n O'tKVew o f »w Aw****' SW$ “■#».* «"SA 2V- v- p#nk>~ YKXXf ’’*#$# "Ofon cr# ' pr-- rfot pok^r ®*r#C*Qr> "«CO* ‘ •«c#C3# : V rr j#o«#n •-•«üwuUcsr-v ^N*»# - -*•$ x*P SC 3 6 C - 5 * X ‘^ d 62u * r aopwo ' «h *>« de v Ad» **‘<¡*9 C A L L T H E C L A S S IF IE D H O T L IN E ... 471-5244 » » Texas faces confident SMU By STEVE DAVIS D aily T exan Staff I he Texas men s basketball team lent more evidence VVednes day to the theory that too much of anything even w in n in g may not be tor the best. Apparently the 1 onghom s ha­ ven't mastered the art ot being successful I he three-game win* ning streak going into VVednes dav s loss to Texas A & M matched their longest of the season "T h a t's " I saw it com ing ," Texas c oach Bob W eltlich said the problem w ith w innin g three in a row W e w ere not good when we had to be W eltlich said his team practiced the day be­ fore the loss. 'like dogs ho instead of going into D a l l a s on Saturday to plav S M I ’ (I p.m ., k\ 1 1-AM 1400) riding a four game w inning streak. Texas will go in having won three of tour. But so have the Mustangs. After a disastrous Southw est c o n fe r­ ence start, the M u s ta n g s had won three in a row before losing to 1C i on I hursda\ Mill. S M I 12-11 overall, 3-7 in the SW C playing with confidence. is loss fifth A fter the Longhorns 61-60 vic­ the tory over S M U in Austin Mustangs' in what evolved into a into a seven game losing streak W eltlich said S M I needed to be watched He was afraid the Mustangs were going to get a win get hungry and start p ittin g revenge on the te a m s that kicked the\ were down. them while W eltlich contended oil along S M U was a good team. He said they w o n't be doing t h i n g s differ­ ently Saturday "T h e v 're ¡ust going to do it bet­ ter. In fact, we only heat them b\ oni■ I'm not sure how much better they're going to have to do it, W eltlich said. The Mustangs may he catching Texas (12-13, 5-7) at a good time. W ed nesday's loss was an emo­ tional one tor the Longhorns W ith MA9 left IYxas completed an eight-point run to draw w ithin two. 1 he ganu was i |<>m and em otionally draining, Irom there it was a hard- i \en before that fought game. Patrick Ia n s walked off the court with a blood- spattered jersey Alex Broadway and Dennis Perrvm an each creat ed havoc tor media personnel b\ ag g ü T ssively chüsing loose halls out of hounds "W e 're going to have to just pick [ourselves} up Alex Broad­ way said . " W e re not play ing that had. it was ]ust a hurting loss W e have to keep on going now. SM U is going to be tough at home. They 're play ing great right now . lh e w av Texas eventually lost the game didn't help much either. Losing on a last-second shot like the 1 onghom s d id is tough V\ i wanted tour in a row start ■ ing at Rice Broadway said W e got three-quarters ot the yva\ and then lost it on that shot W e lt lic h said th e s o lu tio n w a s sim p le ' Non n t keep P and we ye got t» W e vt got isn t going ti get up then w tun t* we h trom ad m, keep regroup a S M I It's not lo ss hut Lady Horns can clinch SWC title Saturday By MADISON JECHOW Daily Texan Staff The \ o I 1 ,niy 1 onghom s can w in their tilth consecutive So u th ­ west ( onferonce cham pionship outright with a victory over s M l Saturday in 1 fallas 11 \as 22“ ! oy erall and 12-0 in the s W c , clinched at least a tie for the conference title as w< 11 a- its 12sth straight S V\ U win w ith a So 50 victorv oyer Texas A & M Tues­ day Arkansas the S W C . ct conference horns, hut its remainm to happen with an s-4 uiId possibly crown with * I exas must 1 g SWC garni After playing th Mu- 15 V g s W c ) at 3 >0 p m dv C oliseum Su p er1 104 neht a- Ake y u tons torv over the New' Jersey N e Fitch joined Red Auerbacl Ramsay 1 >k k Motta and f .< n with the Bi as th e nm the Nets' \ , \ uireet- You des¡gn ir. You sell ir. T H E D AILY TEXAN Friday, February 13, 1987 Page 18 1 t i r i r i r i r 1 r i r i t i f i t i c i r i r i t i r 1 r i r i r i r i f ' k ^ k + r k + + + + ' k + | p . . - — ¡ — . — — ♦ H i l l y K I M | ] K ltK iH I]I] 3 K I K W I I H Í * ^ ■ P í t é h W I i i i w » i ^ J U i i J l i l M lY llW J 1 K r : i I I w — I o / TV7 I N 1>I \<. sTf D£\\ rv ^ G K>DFKU.(m s Nrrtmi Herrera M«*«* «►if»'». «H * ¡it#**®** A^wrtOMftw !jto< «S5Í -X* }#<*««•*< ■.< • .«Wait*** ■<&* **• jfcsw Ai*# li mrf M a r i* 1’a r k r r h«v.«. xf’rjv «**. hiri»*Uf»>«»** ■%rfc*t\ s« #}"•“-#»* tt*J <1» •WMRT -4» '•>« 1-4 few «5 V * «0» 9 TowcMttg v-v*«» t :«a«»4««* i- -?# ¿4>V S L a m a r C . H a w k i n * .*» t/tam U m tfie tt l v» **fc > AMBX4M* -vf J4l* «•*<( >-«*.#»* af IV tti Pv 4>{*tv *nd vf» ¡ J n n e p h t - w i t H a b e r Riigei ( t r a p * The Cactus Yearbook Staff is now Accepting Nominations for the 1987 Outstanding Student and Goodfellow Awards All nomination forms must be picked up from the Texas Student Publications Business Office TSP Room 3.200 between Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Deadline for Submitting Nominations is 4 p.m. Fridav. February 13.1987 *T T T T T T T T y T T T T T T T T T T T ^ r - .l .S ^ JE C Ease Your Housing Search with Texan Classifieds THE REAU DEAL! 1 5 WORDS 5 DAYS A d d i t i o n a l Words O n l y 4c p e r W o r d p e r Day! U s e V I S A M a s t e r C a r d o r P e r s o n a l * C h a r g e ! Here's an exciting classified se ing package for readers of The Daily Texan who would like to turn unwanted items into cash! For only S3 (per­ haps the most profitable S3 you ever spent) the Texan will run your 15-word ad for five days. Just say, "C h a rg e it! / # * T h e Da il y T e x a n Y o u g e t p a id for ir. person chec*. VISA or MasterC aró fC#rto*n Ac$v#r»»w**n#fiH moy be bttóeá to »r*dnnówofe bsNKl *n ©d p rx e muv* O ppiO ' tn th# a C Ñ e r t cop y pe w'- *#ed short o*3 o *> wordy Add*honaf words 4c per word per Oay Ads rnoy w but no refund or ermóé con be 'nod® ot this CALL TH E C LA SS IFIED H O T L IN E ... 471-5244 DAILY TEXAN AD SALES APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED TO APPLY: com e ro TSP Building Room 3 210 QUALIFICATIONS: • ree M e 6 j • • at - • • / ieasf. *•- e ' v * ; • ■ ,>e a-- • ■ A ‘ . JheUn/muy of Jexos jrA ÍQuOiOu 4*Ac ierr. 1 I a p o u n i l c a m p u s Around Campus is a daily col­ umn listing University-related ac­ tivities sponsored b\ academic de­ partments, student services and registered student organizations. Io appear in \round ( ampus, or­ ganizations must be registered with the O ffice of Student Activities. \nnounccm ents must be submitted on the correct form, available in Ih e Daily le\an oftice, by 11 a.m. the day before publication. 1 he Ie\jn reserves the right to Daily edit submissions to conform to stv le rules although no significant changes w ill be made. M l 1 l l \ ( , s lnter-Varsity C h ris tia n F e llo w ­ p.m Friday in ship will meet at f niv t rsitv leaching t enter 2 lb2 \ P a v e and Julie Hemperly will have a questum-and a n s w e r s e s s io n o n I he Campus Pro-1 ife M ovem ent will meet at 7 p m Mondav m I’exas I iii.m ll,,,| 1,„ , ■ i i . i ¡ v ervone is c ruon ouiiuing -4 i i \ s \ l l w ill have a m ovie night trom ' p tr to midnight Fndav in Engineering Teaching Center 1! . 1 s : are w eleom e I hr lapanese Student Vssovia- \dmission is fret I h e ( a m p u s A c t i v i t i e s O f f i c e H >gg Memorial A i h e Panhellenu stu d en t \ssocia I ht U n i v e r s i t y P h i l i p p i n e \sso- Pre-Raphaelites at 2 p m Sunday in the H untington Art Gallerv in the Art Building. _____________________ OTHI R Disabled Student Services needs volunteers to help disabled stu­ dent^ Orientation is from 9:30 to 11 a.m. Feb 21 in the D orothy Ge- bauer Student Services Building For more information, call 4” 1 -12i or go by Dorothy Gebauer Student S en ices Building 2 1 )2A Students O ld er Than Average will have a happy hour and dog wash from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday in Pearce H all A n y student over 23 is welcome. S tu d e n t S e r v ic e s \ o lu n te e r needs volunteers to help a local agencv with its volunteer recogni­ tion activities This w ill include pre­ paring nominations for local, state and national awards. For more in- ini atii r , call 471 -3065. The Dutch C lub w ill hold a Ned» rlandse iafe at 4 30 p m Fri­ day in the Cactus Cafe. Ih e Mexican-American Student L eadership Council will run an in­ formation b ooth from 11 a.m . to 2 p m everdav until Feb. 20 on the West Mali for the spring formal at the Hvatt. Ev ervone is w’e lco m e H ilie l, M id d le Eastern Dancers and Hebrew' Studies will hold an 'sion of Israeli rolkdancmg op en :* s ; m 'sundav at Hillel E 1 li Naa- ma w ill teach n e w d ances from Isra­ el and review older, easier o n e s for th»»se w ith no e x p e n e n c e The Baptist Student U nio n w ill have an Inte rnational Barbeque Pa r­ ty at ” p m Fnda\ at 3s*ov A ve F The Danish Progam at the U n i­ versity w ill hold a D anish C onversa­ tion Table from noon to 1 p.m. F n ­ dav on the patio of the Texas U nion Building 1 vplore \rm adiilo Folk Dancers w ill have a VS alt/. Polka W ork sh o p with Brave C o m b o from “ to m id night Feb 2~ There vs ill be a S1' entry fee folkdanc- international ing T e a m dance*- from around the w rid w •: lk D ance Society at - p m F nd av in f e x a - U nion Building T e x a s the G o v er n o rs Room For m ore in for­ ma tarn call 4 71-5^"5 the University F The D e p a r t m e n t of P e t r o l e u m ngsneenng w ill otter a seminar on 1 ht* Huntington \rt Gallery w ill X SL V JC* dClOP&i PC d *-£, A -- ViP POA ~ bU y .* -W’ > ~ hOME OKA' • 5 r A >: ¡J$T t o - Z * '-•'26c HOC 6*6* BLOOM C O U N T Y by Berke Breathed / m / w f V > rv / ., r v u V • I. - ,1 C VC so, a v * i r > / k F A ■ / / f rt J / ) L .» ____k . ^4 \ L.____ .ve. z /y. y ' i r* •> r > J ' | ? 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GARCIA Daily Texan Staff foreign Corporation •-, inv estors and private citizens may be depriy ing l e x a s of almost $20 million an nually by not allowing the state ac­ cess to propert\ that is land lockod with private propottv a state repre sentative said I hur-«da\ Rep Keith Oakley D lerrell said he has filed a lull that would allow the state access to its own land. State law prohibits the state to use private land to gain access to land it owns. " T h i s is the most corrupt s i t u a ­ in I e x e s toda\ tion that e x i s t s Oaklev said. "It the public were to the\ tind out what's going on would be outraged Oaklev said indiv iduals land Sik k ing state property include corpora­ tions, foreign investors and Texans land who have accumulated through grants pure has,", ,»r inheri­ tances l and l ommissioner C.am Mauro said he is optimistic about i V> e\ s bill i think it will do very vet II [in the It will pas- but I do t \pev t a I louse],’ Mauro saui o\ etw helmingh lot ot pM’Werns Powerful l a n d o w n e r s hax« mtlu enced tour West It xas It g i s l a t o r s t o kill similar b i l l s that would allow t h t state tv * rt gain control of vtp.OOO aeres ot state-owned land that is land-locked In private land Oaklev said This is the most corrupt situation that exists in Texas today. If the public were to find out what's going on. they would be outraged.’ — Rep. 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OR LIGHT W T e x a n Valentines1 D E E A N N M a r jo r ie A n n e , vderstand dec ae not ike d< H >scs are red: I iolets are blue There isn t a G O C >St Cuter than you! f a f * f 3 f 3 f * f 8 p* FEN AND FROG FOREVER F C l BED F 3 F 3 F 3 F 3 F 3 F 3l 1 I l o v e y o u P o o h B e a r I L a v * V o u V o u r M m ir *r M i c k a l T od d M y D e o r e it S w e e th e a r t, CHERYL m e w on d e rfu l thing a b o u g O as Is fh :* G ila s a re w onderful th nos IK ., ‘o p s ere m ade o l The ' bottom s are m ade They re b o u n c y pou ncy i Fun Fun F un. Fun The w onderful thing a b c YOU RE THE ONO ON D D e r ' sprif gs. cy pounc ¡as is Sigm a Mu Actives New Actives And New Pledges Your Uuie Sisters Want To Wish You A Very Happy Valentine's Day! W e love you!! In the beginning, when God scattered stars into space, he planned treasures for us to discover — like love, and life, and people like you. Love, The Sigma ftu Little Sisters S w e a t h e a r t s of D e l t a S i g m a P h i We Love You! Love, the M e n of Delta S ig m a Phi 4 «H Hvst>0 /Kf C V. \U - 3 0 1 ° . sC i ' z & l k r ffl ¿ : .S C fl) 5 r X tfi* n To D o b i e 6 & 7, etc. a n d all m y friends: H appy Va:entme's Dov » Love, Beth T o J e n n y * T o o n ? d a re d e v il I r Wh, r u l e - h e r! y y V V V V To S y l v i a a n d G l o r i a a n d G l o r i a a n d S y l v i a D i a n n a a n d S a n d r o a n d A r m a b e l l e too M Y O f A B I S T L O V Í w* R )Urfy L o v e , th e B A T O S L o v e , J o h n hhky o » I n P * * L / T P £oh\ Sruwk I ms ■O' S v Jk e rU fA ^ T S R o b e r t . W e e n ie M a n , I l o v e y o u Sofia l,o mucha gue te quiero. Mansard S l e e p M o n g e r - V ' V ' “ N / Q I O * I» / *- 4 ev*f c u d d l e b u g v / I ..room t o o' rre \ ***» t o s rr ■ V L o v e . C h u b b y e WANTED: V ¡*? MAN 9UT NOT A < MAN MO? VT! AN> E i l : f e v c £ «•*» portoc t T TMTBC.A MF \ tr e t" c* i " t t t t J O H N R O S S : O iu v t'v e r v u a r wt> wnte you so im lines S e n d in g yo u Inve in sweet valentines ( >thei th a n that, we see you no more. It s bet n aw bile sint e y o u ’ve d a rk e n e d our dooi Vkhatev« t h a p p e n e d to keep vou aw.n. N ou co u ld d ro p by and b n g h te n our day It "o u t of s ig h t ” m e an t "out of m in d VL« I har.» forgotten yo u r face by this tim e But u< think of yo u still, did n't vou know > Inv iit us to I it r ri h. we m igh t even go “T H E G E E S E ” i 1 J E f f i f Y f » f f f Buns, Within the last 'ew months, we ve had more fu*-' than an average coupie expenenc es m meir lifetime yef m¡s is just the beginning I w a ways give you love e je c ­ tion etc etc as long as you re willing to ^ece ve a nd cherish them Lovable, T.K. To Mindy: Y-x -sokr your wows rot "se*- own You « « tr < e w are vti of con W# *xao* you *or our prec oui nwo* Skr » vOu> c•ow'sng M ir from ^rabanw and in s ~ wed. v Even, n th ti week I cook for him and _ m ake sure h r s fed. » Gorxi o f v harIw h. s mv vaieirtme ' Mv one and only , my love fo’ life i 11 keej .nv valentine m u * 0 u n n § M , s H each injht we hold hands t iqht * v y an d l)o w n iffl§ s a lw a y s '• * , - Y C harlie sn e a k s him cheese and says to f v m* * “D o n 't worry n il help his ha.. * G o o d o l t harlw you deserv* the h e « * But c<>u roam ed me, to I’ve resp> nsii-iliti to prosid< the rest I l o v e y o u M a u r e e n ZL I o V i y a v A ^ . x i a /, O i -r is ex» i 'Ysy rr\i^si. C ^ ^ p b s i. y l u B o n n y i,s Oi'f' t caf the < ops r M am & P o p v U r l o i r » « » : M l o d i J r o o , T h e D a i l y TEXA N R day February 13 '987 Page 22 ¿r tL.. w E M I ; ; ; I# B lJ v * Qigi, B a b y D u m p l i n g s , W e Ümpfy ove you lOvf Pam |erreag 1 ' L u s t a lw a y s , 8 t e v e a n d J P B C R I S T I N A — You may be far, but you are not « out of reach. From Puerto Rico ■r: ' ’with love, J A V I B R O O K E e e e e e v v v v v w e v v v V * RANDY, be min® on Valentine s Forget tbe past, believe m the present, mag- ne the Future V TESS T O D D Dc.tr Anne Have a Happy Valentine s [ ).iv , ( ,i ir u* . u s ' ! i» * W ith /ove, / OOIS To Scott W in m y R sycholo- By of Sex class: la y b e w e can do o u r h o m e w o rk to g e th e r so m e ­ tim e. From C arm e n M . (38-25-36 C all m e! : P re c io u s G re e n - E y e s , * ■**<- o f w e a r s .... io tNnfc iKot w * w«r» m tonf for each o*N*f Y#** lo rd He wouldn't Have if ony other ! knowing rnofc* a g ood bokm ce completing '■ iook Forward lo tpandm ci the rest oí - 1,- &*o«w»ra«mg my lovefer you Y o u r P a r t n e r . C r a z y M a n B o o , V a len tin e ’s D ay num ber tw o M y lo ve For you w ill a lw a y s be 'ru e I hop e som e d ay that I w ill d o 1 I L O V E Y O U , B u m p e r Bob P e rm e n te r Cornelius Loves You and don't you ever forget it Peace Man. Y o u r F r i e n d F o r e v e r , Cornelius LAURA, t lo v e you with oil m y H eart Thank you I ail the ¡ove a n d s u p p o rt AH m y tO V £ , M ark V f f f f f f f y y f y f f f f f f f 1 Princess, There s B u m p - in - Jo b b y prince WHO WILL IT BE7 * the p lu m e r a n d the t h e '¿t m I V S H A N A B E M Y V A L E N T I N E ' L O V E E R I C rybura) M atth ew s! P fe e e / v e Your U hu Bird < fid y KITTY o n fib# tr #»* o m # d o w n h e r e a n d IW A , Jo an te, a n d Patti, THanks for tHe shat i d th e co rm a , ihe b o rr o w in g a n d H ollenngf ire great* Je o n EVELYN , * Yellow and I wink i -s true and Sweatshirts, Kleenex, h o m in a . homm.i I thro u gh In* M O V Í >< >t M ’ ! _ —. Chi D e a r Choriss, M y 11r st and only lov* y o u moan I i-vi ivth m g m the w o rld to m e lo v e Y o u ! ® Eternally yours, Morfc VTo my ori'- and only ¡weet ¥ heart I ’ll always have a plane % ¡r> my heart and life for you! » Looks like we have a great life ' ihe&d of uh1 1 * y u y Valentine’s « D a y C h ris Z Love. * All « • r t t y Y M H r r f r y y i F Y i i tO B ■>., • TO MY dearest dadmg ie iir e Happy Vaientm e i Doy V f V V V W f V V V f t I I Í 3I Kf ¡H I Pbxiwi b* B r i a n ( o t t o n , liHppv V8l**ritinr * b ay’ I muui having clan* with you and I really miau our frn-ndahip' Love, Joani Darryl, Happy Yakntlnr t !>«*' You <■» %u*h • sweetheart and iffi •€» tbat you te gottvQ to tvy formal «dlb rn* Have a yrvM <**Y: l o v e . Pa m S te v e , W« mo ond ánrl know • I lo w *»* * ¡ * « * i A •• •• > s w r k* l o » » T o L o ts Trftoisay T O MV L IT T L E B IT Z A I • 'i NE í E CABBAi >E iL O v i r o u t t don'* hyrgm m*! Toa v» tmcom* Ism:- "haF ! a p a r* o# mm to m t go G A G f M JOtO* Your M o o Shu Zo K h o a -b a b y , Other Dotnorii may y o u w — .* •» L o v e , Jo . A S h irt' M E J I T A monmt we* tp#nt woyü o# tkwp txM1 I LO V I YOU M is s in g you M t J I T O Paul, Y o u 'v e got it all b abe! H o w could a n y b o d y resist ‘k cse a d o ra b le ‘eet *ha¡ cute that little nose or strong muscular chest that keeps getting bigger ev e ry d a y N o t m e!1 Thanks life for com ing w hen you did Lo ve you so o o o much. K elley m into my N a d in e , T r a m p , I k n o w tha* s o m e w h e re there s a ;>ic c fo r us Tou jfti h e 'd the key to rT-> H eart D o a : « I g c I Lr >- ; You, Pig f j m D e a r M . N . ( B a b y f a c e I ) I h a n k y o u fur a ll moments w e s h a re d K e m v e a b c r t ■ >u! * to g e th er I'll .ilu a v ,1. L .O .V E tti> g re a t V O Í R B A B V fA C I II P O O K E , L o v e th A lw a y s . B n M y D e a r e s t D a v i d . H N ! L o v e A l w a y s a n d f o r e v e r , O o n n a Love I ) A Vrtirutim M rtu q , 1 Mv M »j Bei< vni I ummMtrr Mrniiwm A lis a a S a r a h K rr » A ( a ra ih.v ► v*.i f<>» always iv r i ttH-rr kn ^‘■lkln^ v tutnl l,.r iMentng wtien I weded lornr.inr t*< talk i. and moal .< Ill In H'l ng rnv tr tends 1*1 rw vn trv l u t e , M i i h a e l To eoc kir Vaungm Mow dc §Mf n*f D e a r* ‘M etso l i 'N een . H«v 901s - f i: oluxn/s oe pout Vaieotinei ujho r-eecH guys on * o 5 r'-ev ? , M f t ? houters jrx? Here s to Jnorif 'nore Happy V dovs together O W PC He.'- k Lovc vow J - v f f e e v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v e v v e e v v v e v v f f v e e * leesy H on ey, N«*»t t o VOU IS v s h r- re I a l w a v s want to be, and I know I II neu’i ’ ' • M‘*f P ti J épTOVe* •' V ik vM M f D as »o th e >< I los*- love you always Kk In l y V Y V Y t t y y y y y y y f Y y r e t r y f v v f v Y t y f y f v v W o o d y. HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY! I hope you don t hove any oilmenrs fodoy Love yout One and Only FUR r t r v V Y I f f f V t f f f V V t T o J e s s i c a : Dtrty d ia p e rs , runny n o te Rofts o í fuzz b e tw e e n your to es E ar sp ittin g scream s w h e n you b o w f Jessie a — you re w orth »t all! H a p p y 1 s t V a l e n t i n e s O a y ' M o m m y A u n t B o n n y , A A u n t J e n n y M y f a i r D o u g l a s — Tomorrow will be a Ifcappv lay If you my love are free to play. "Sweet and twenty” is all I need hear And by your side I will be near K a re n . Seeing you reminds mt of the - ta r' so bright Let me take you to dinm uinuri ►* night T h o m a s Delta Sitfma P i Little Sisters Happy Valentine's Day from the men o f The Beta Kappa Chapter S p a c e , V a l e n H a p p y Thanks for always being there wdh a smile and a M L, on "C " days, or anytime! Please stay m Austin until M ay of 1988* Lov e, S p a m ! * ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ' ¥ ¥ ' V V f f V' ¥ ' M ich, ’■ •i i / . Yole D o y T h a n k s for Qturoys being there Co ten me the right thing, even when it s NOT ^bot ’ urcmt tc ' e y e v e v v v e v v v e v v e v v w i i * * * . * * « * # » -i Happy Valentine i Day to the m a n ly m e n o f D elta S ig m a Pi* W e know you mean busi- n e s ¿ 1 Love. Y o u r Little Sisters <« • • • • • # « • • * * • # * * e # » * » * * » D ia n e , V a le n tin e ’s D a y is ju-^t annth- e r re m in d e r <»f how m uch 1 love you. ■tm, * t : .v I o s e y a . <>tr»r Puddlns, In case you re wondenng I STILL DO! Love, D a v id KAYLEE, W oo, W o o , W oo, You shou d be mine. Love, Punky V t f V V V V f f f V I V t V f f V V To my the Polish Brol*sky, First Valentine's H appy * D a y ! I I W E Y O U D o c to r C I .. Iti. K l t M s • SIG M A r.AI i. AM VI v T o th e A lp hi P h i ’s rest H A F E >\ V A I F N I I N K S H A P P Y V A L E N T IN E S L o v e , th e Sig T a u Ivy L e a g u e r s S te p h e n , K e ith . K e vin The Men o f Sivm a T au (> tn n u Babs T w o w h o le com plained Dana Gail. K im V .M - H a p p y V a le n t i n e 's D a y I L o v e Y o u !I M a r k T he W ild H o u » l « r « i 1 L o v e Y o u , Skip M y darlin g Mark Christopher Your Candy Sat C IN D Y (M U F ), There is n o t mu< P IE A ) | i b e f o u l # ' v e r e 'o sa • but 3 S IM BE M Y V A LEN T IN E K E V I N DEAR SYLVIA , j u s t w a n t e i o w u • H a p p y V a le n t i n e 's D a y • fy gtri ; A ve c A m o u r L o u is Hf I t w»d« DEAR R AT ON C I T O D e b b ie . H ap f >% V ¿¡ienUn* » f).n 1 h * beer I < / ■> rnaJL fl shttn ! h a ve had the beet two year* aI my .lie witt you I h p# we have the test of Out Uves together Have a h a p p y Valen tin e i a n d Antuve: ■>ary M ove you very muc L o v e , K e n d a l l T o G r a n d m a W illie ’s C o o k ie s : This little ditty won't b« rude, and coming from me It can’t be crude. It’s just a reminder for how much I care, lor sir h precious people who are so rare. To Willie workers. “ Happy Valentine's Day!” Hoping much love comes your way. — H A ! TTY, ESTOY c o n tig o p o r q u e fM KtktO obt c o r a z ó n Te a m o m uy m o ch o P atn ck ) C o neco to an em ily. MY emits ,s th«- most facscinat ing of wom en; charming wit and l>otse double graced by poignant beauty, i love my emify dearly , and so i think it would be w e ll for her to ch eck last night’s ticket stub. ( h e r) d a v id io Tht I ittle Sh l tr \ of tin St ven Slurs, H a p p y Valentine*» I ay / rotn / he Men of D elta ( p si Ion TRACY, THANKS for corrtentm«w»t May tfv M *ir£ "t , . , « . TO A L L THE G U Y S IN THE M A R IN E A N D N A V Y ROTC: B E S T W ISH ES F O R T H IS S P E C IA L D A Y ! W ITH L THE AHCHORETTES Allison, Jh jn k vou tor m ak in g mv Tih- so spm i,i/ Vou tiro a n d m il fo rever h r n ’\ p rim evs I lo v e vo u m lh .ill rn i h eart h u e ( h r e 1)1 \KI M GIGGl I UJS, I • am» .rn | j p ik§ u sm ile I >uu l.iutV• < h ill l i e f I Vou I d s k i 'l f Y O U | o k e ) I I are i tir-eci I w ant I did I d o I w ill lo ve you \ \ - U It sfi f)Mt ftl\s B e b e , Thanks tor all the good tim es Keep sm iling and looking pretty at all (yues. Be My Valentine Hey Boo Boo, How about a ,»<./»< basher* My darling I love you Will you marry m e } Love. Tin-Tin LESLIE, Love fre d ^ /L...yS/ i t .1» fl . I. f*,, kNN» to s • r, y . r go t * O n e y e a r l a t e r a n d 1 a t i l l I n f a c t 1 l o v e X K A K y o u y o u 1 e a y n e x t y e a r ? t o o W h a t w i l l H APPN V A U M IM s 1 > AN JOf ÍO Bl M \ BEST I Nil M ) WHO Ml \NS so Ml < H IO Ml L O V I . 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J \ y ' L o v e , MISSY - p P P ■ f ; ,A ■ r . 5 1 ?• & ' T í , . / 4 !r ^ v ¥ Z * ** V i r i i t m Be My Valentine 1 Love You! f \ K H A t L " J -fp ^ c r Cjojyt^3 'to n c fa - W W V V V V W V V V V W V W W 1 C &U C & ¥ » » » » * • ' * e 4 A 1 y ^ J ^ C x V i Ú ■ I*: I m l > \ l l \ I I \ \ n 1 ■ / H b ruary 13 1987/P a g e 2 3 % f l C k 1 N B s f i lov£ ijOUnsyJnSel DtAREST JAMES, you r# my "bun p i e f h o r a of lo v# f I w a n t m a c m » i .,• / t 'n n g ’ ■'•j'" • • -v. s v note) yt)w m ' ” v *< " djM -i •’ h i - y o u fo r io v • ., «* I w m n l tcj . -V» that I *v .'<1 y o u fo r (W O f e te r n ’ v I lo v e y o u K JN N A RAÍ: You» k f somt lhtfHj to b#!* o io v # you RAP To Katharine. L o vin g You Crazy Fool DEAR SHANNON Happy Valentine j Day frc Hi# U T Men’s Crew TO G .A .L . py things ar*e tooWnq up I just want you to know I am so hap I hope we can continue like we ■ iye been fo< the past per',or i my *>■ I Love * 5u L .M .A ALBERT! AiF itmki* Cak now tfvot ! 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I lo ve you Catherine There once »*s a guy named Brett. \Hhpm a ctrtam t>ia!4 had met . 11 8 She tel it love entr him so She -OUK* tever let hir i go Or ne- heart would ttreak—vou can bet HAPtn V ALtNTlNFS DAY BABY’ n . ({ ■ a l n 1 « a n N G U Y E T H O A N G J O H N E U U H MIC H I L I f YOU O+CKV GOO*# ria s th v C h e s te r Dearest H llc n . you w ill alwav*. be niv to r valentine, i l l torever n n Ule, Love J c ilrtv P S and 1 k*v r v o u . . . Betty M from: RuRuRu Babes 1 \ r-ryont .in p e r fe c t k»v Few a re tuck I a m one • >t t : Y o u a rt* mv Tw i e a r - at agh t ri< (Quintanilla V .in y it* B a rrie n te ** I lo v e y o u . K it k XAS AUC1A Happy Va4#ritm« t MICHA Ei — arwj crwilei BOINGA BC qS my q A : f. last wer.‘ U T lia d a swimming team Whose strokes were mighty And everywhere they ever Theu times were sure to last There also was a group ol Who did so much tor them In tact without those girls They p r o b a b l y c o u l d n ’ around swim $1 at NCAA'S W » L o v e Y o u , Bevo's Babes Q u a n - i t - X u a r t d a i Hove a Hoppy V&entm e s Doy vo II And m any m ore to com e de vo t lo n K h o a H A P P Y V A L E N T IN E S D A Y , F .O .H . VOUSTEPHANIE PAIGE \ Vt.A. Bdom Cohn The te # ^ c ■ go* ^ jssst Rwiteng of you • u -• y*ry IAÍ PY H a. • VI \ V rem em ber your Carmex k n l B Jennifer of the Jangle 4ti d kid he $ a)\e Always. T am i iVareM himplan lu b b u v U V h W h a t ' s Y o u r N a m e : A l t e r a ll th»* tim e I l o r g o t y o u r f ir » t n a m e S o I g o t t h is to le t y o u k n o w h o w m u c h I lo v e y o u I h o p e th is V o le n - f ln e »» b e t t e r t .i a n t h e lo s t. Love J E F F R E Y 6 8 A lio Bo D iio , Hcvnq c grand •-*~*i ' ** VoJentme ify. K h o a L a u u it K H O V D a n n a * VV < Ih u >11 a g a ti.1 t< ig**t h* r Lour o J«»hi H u g * At h i + * e * . S o u r L o v i n g S i » * i l A I N I E J A N f I . S ’; V T o A l a n B u ie m y lo v e YOU KNOW WHO H i S te p h e n . a A n g e la Z m k * .r >i >( H U Kk t > V á le t e , L is a f l ON n < * i St S I I T e r e s a A. A. ESt .*,; n G i, >r (O ÍS C JkP t m e? you A N Y T lM f B e m y V A L E N T IN E P e t e r G .5 . w# ■? * logs# RICHARD H o p p y V a le n tin e s D ay Tu-a g ro p e purr son fr U 1 A u s tin SHEENA K a r i You o re th e only o n e w h o stole Georgene m y he a rt a w a y * I LO V E Y O U w Derek Querida Dodde: * 4# * N u n < ! v td « n * # «i «•st* n ta r a ttlltiM i dia d d 14 de 1 .b r e n * 1 9 B7 Te am o : A n g e l To m y p a p o o s e , thing* Thank ev#ry* hr** L o v e D o o k e y C h r i * . Out find dat* uas ihiee whai years ago tonight memories1 Youi the best! L # I I c u e S o u Gai l s. to KEITH SPtVFY Oren f , Ou OOuOm SPfCiA* « 3 e r**c « CVU one U * ,s t » « « yitA T fS! i **' 3V • • s wee * at wars Happy V D and ftven some fW fi' S M ilf1 1 - . , . 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Trio # 1 «NO *0 . €V€N UHE UJfiTERl ? m v i f V f f f V f f y f f V f * ’ Id be the kxkiest bov i mortd rf y o u ua a'd be mv valentine • X ’ERiDA *AORf NA nosobes lomucHo quete v- e>- ono com om e gustono qoeestuieros ia v o m c W dvtdas d th j nov,o r-i smtlodc p ,..j qoenon, * «*, vie .«nso* enti Croig V* r V> r ¥ e V * T * f h f » V f t V 9P T lN LY 1 After -s .... , . .... *• le t's w»i ¿Keeks' Í \ M /s * h . i r n n ’ Have a Happv \a le n t im s- YOU ¥ « G FUZZY W u z jy wuzzo bea^ i wuv w w roys wiB* Here s to our second V a le n tin # ! etbet X O X O X K x t o y t f f f f N o e l. Imaoine life wittMX/t a bralty — f f I f f f : ir tt v m s’ > h uh * Let's hope * never happens Happy Vaient/ne $ D&y1 I lov^ you1 y * ' * B ra rty : f f V f f V f f f V f EtAINE DBSPtTf rny teosomnbie h m M k o ti t st»D thtnk tbot you or# the mc>st beoutrM girl Ih o t! hove eve* seen* f » » l f I f f f » f f f unit mstfrn o iP H Ik \P P k T N P | ,v. .. • • * k- * **• V t m r and cu. cn ahur. *oui « J p o rt ¿n.1 y HAPPt \ A l l M I M " OAt tíHir ‘I K* * Brother' ROSES RUN re d violets bu* ■ blue w tjh' y Voten ho*» s Doy a nd A*vrwv#rsot> too Be mm# Rete» cmotbef tN e e years lo v e Wbrtne * luhrv^vy- X l o v e hyOUjX lo u c ^ O U , X l o u t * y a u y X l o v t y o u ^ X l o v t y o ü j X I tyje. sj oOj X l o v t y c u ^ l o s J t v f o u j X LO V£ V(X)J QoJerrb n © L t O V » i v •• • t O Rf ’ MORE shNjy í ; AXO lOVE STACY qreot little *>s W e need to ih n semeste- iK i’ .ie rv r« * * » » t r » r » » * » * * » » ¥ « My Sweet Babboo: Va\ chii da is be fWed with sunshine and laughter. Out nights be filed with love!" . # ^ - ANGELIOUE M l h i T: I ría i vou I ihoui'ht *»> ini way, ^ 1 Who Ó k* first w a s , ^ n,,| an*>ther ¥ ( K -\Z Y . I had ,i> 1 I I h'tn ou* of v ’ * n n h u X, M.ivbrthu I time - ih i .tia xrn Please „ ¥ ht mv Y alcntiik V I Ik* secon d was a drunk Q H M a g g ie 1 and im lv * i ROB WITH you tn m> Me I Feel more m love tHor ever LK^subíe ¡ Iov# vo* lo u o e * w » » » » » * » » » » * ♦ » » * ♦ < » * » m P $ Ú&k... V'::'*-; 3gt "wv N a r V i « T h e D a i l y T e x a n F n a a y • et ..v , 1 • ; j( , I i P o o p i e , / lo v e you m o re th a n you k n o w K eep the ia ith L ove a lw a y s , M a r y Torn Bear, O u r sp ec ial love h a s g ro w n i m m e iw v ly Lei it never die or whither away L o v e u y o u f o r r v e r \ ’■*U f a m e M 'IS KITTY You ore the most beoutifu J d yn tn e in Mmkmon Country Come nde with me into the sunset love, Hoss PUM DK N HOPE these past four months nave bee* os luscious as -e Hove H^ppy V D 1 love you, MBY 1 4 11 1 « a i1I 4 . Thank you fo t the love, u n d e r­ standing, a n d frie ndship yo u ve g ive n to m e H a p p y V a le n tin e ’s D a y 1 lo v e iO u1 I «111V «I 1 a u r a i hit- inch isn't much space to tell you hot»; I really fee! but I'm K'ung to do mv best y I L o v e Y o u ! You ’re fi m t in ms heart, Have GREG, HARPY Valentine's Day! refer BITA, LA Btu I lo va you all! Sorry I havon't bean around, I hopa our friendships will forever tran­ scend i stance, ’ me and men’ love Missy TO Jo hn Montgomery: Time waifs ’or no y and n e ttfw witf t So w or 1 you be my valentine'7 From D.S. Mike my very special Valentine Roses are rea V io lets o t e blue Number twenty fwo I to v e y o u 1 Yours fo re v e r, U n d o DEAREST ROB, I love you even when you moke me crazy O ne million kisses from Felice KEVIN, YOU are my sunshine Thank you for 16 months oi XRAC, love, and tun I love you *xpo- nentiolly HAPPINESS TO the First man ' tovea He^e s to "thumbs, bubblebctfis the past the Future and Friendship Remembenng you KMS STAN HAPPY Voienhne s Day to my Feeashay- W e have to learn to say iff You re wonderful* Me too 1 Bevedy Sandy S p icer c # DEAR BOOtiE R, I 'll love you torcver and a day every’ v though you chom p oats a ll night Ml \ I HOOK ¥ , , D e s p e r a t e l y w a n t t o r r m e t 1 U NO WHO v ir * f M » f M M » f f f W TO M M Y 5A! A M I Happy Valentine s Day to the greatest guy in the w odd 1 W e love you* Skippie and Spike DEAR LISA, go with me to the West Coast I d Spring Breo* ond - - Happy Volant"n« s Da* ' — * our record * lc->- Dak* -*••"•* x * J S S . : got m y guns d o w n — let's je * y o u r pysto up Happy Valentine * Day! I ove P 8 D e a r D e a n . I'm sorry I've been such a royal "bleep” lately I think you known why. and it isn't you! Things have to get better, as we always sav. I still love you. Happy Anniversary and Happy^ Valentine s Day! X O X O Love Boni X O Xo P .S B o o ts s e n d * h * r l o v * , t o o l LYSSA MCBRIDE: A r t h u r G. Roses are red, I violets are blue, * the moments I I've spent w ith v ^ I vi>u have made “ my dreams JJ come true. B P ’ I L O V E Y O U L i s a G. v r y r v f r r v V f t H H i v y y y y y • k A - « U.Q YD Y o u r* my Mr Wngtit An- n good enough to* you* ! S ! TO O U U M ! ? H K(XJCH 0 8 fh® up$ ood downs o B* my v jl*n»i « now ond •-*<* lov* •*>!’ grows B N N 1 THO U G H by yoc bobws you a*i* odon**i my lov* t,.. you , t,v tor m o** Lov* you* itH* m< I**. Congcotu o: ion» o n d H a p p v V o l» n to 9 « llu * * th « i \ illy * f D o y n *u i S co u s R a sc a l Bisson M«vln Bridges Eric G o u ld D a v id lo R o u i H ndy U n i«it«n filfomo Mcyqvii Mote A»sr*, ia r m e V * lo o n i f BHl Tom Trcsbon, Julit*, If wt* ut*rt* reincar- nated, do you th in k you would be Valentine? ht \ - in. I ' m A t I l ‘ t l k i ‘1 . : lid * . ,■ Happv Hirthdav B.tbv I love vou^ U J a llo c *. v w ith all mv heart SUZY, I hos truly si Hoppy Vofoofyr* $ I woo<5#fhjJ y#on,f U O V t YCHJ. •Aon te \ l y M u s k r a t, 4 V. V You tiene 0 very spec«j> otoce m mv neon 3 - ways Win I ICM YOU BOO c o o a tsi» yOijIS Your Dodo-bramed, hint Fruit I . DEAR RICHARD, Juit a little note to soy ! love you more and more eacH day** Happy Valentine s Day! Love, Shan Deorest GALA GO (T.L.): Good luck in "Mod" school1 I miss you (vefyf much11 JO H N, ROSES are reo violets are b lu* You *e so sw eet a n d lo v a b le loo. Y ou r * !he greatest' I love you11 Patti C a p t L e e , * It s p r e ttv s a d ! h with I Dear D avid H a ra k a l, To the best goober You are very spe e ia l t.. mt H a p p y V a l e n t i n e ’s D a y ! I Ins t y o u ! Suranne J — THIS wil r «* ttie *trst of many great < ' ** • - *- ■ Days Love — D P a t r i c k , * love you more than words con say There or# no words lo describe ihe *tmes we Hove ho# togefhtp' They were ?he best ond Ml never torgetf. them I hope mat we have many more ?c c o n t T o m o rro w a n d A lw u y t. L o v e L o d d t * VvVT i * T H N< hO»-' * W ill yO< DAY* lo ve yo SNUG G LEBUNN V THANKS for four wonderfv Volentine s togethm You'll olwoys be my George love you bunches ond bunches Wooiey Boiler bo u g ar DEAR LORA ' N ->apixn«>'.‘ and romane r o a n *11 T! A M O 1 Pat • T h e m e n Z E T A » *S I A i t u ld li k e t o ss m h t h e i r Z E T F I J T T I J i S I S T K R S t h e h a p p u -H t a n d m o a t b e lo v e d S SI I \ T I M -A D4V w i t h m a n y t h a n k * a n d ( ¡ n * u l a p p r e c i a t i o n f u r a ll t h e v ’v e d o n * TO POOKY I will miss you os much os the imfe red tr u e * G o o d tuck a n d t o v e Y o u P o o k e D e ar F ish y, I Love You More Today Than \ Ever Have Please Be Mine Forev- er i Miss You % ^ Tom m y, for y h#art H o lm e s Jennifer, You wtl! neve? know w^vo* you tx jv e d o n e tor m y life ! wtM lo v e y o u a fw oys Happy Valentines, Tad É Duckey To mv dearest t herav Love-Lov* Blondt* jf.-n S H H S t I H i s \ \ I E S T I \ E S t O R ) ( H t i l \l i T H I W t ) 1 1 >\ f H i \ ) I R O W ' a * . , 51 DEAR POO KU M S Happv Valentine's Day Don t get your dobbe? down You are going to be fas?1 i love you K.D hecTleader 1 m behind ..ju all die ssai M ,A ’ -IA N * > • standing i realue t o ' ! h jv t - i n v e s t e d my m illi o n s in S u p e i g lw - stock LISA Happy V a le n tin e * Day f * quiero m u t ho y o u r S a n d ra ¿ Q u ie n te q u iere? m a s y m a s y m a s DKW MJN W LQ, TC. LBW G(CRU. Steph,.- DC. *V jilng is CLC and the ii*He maniu ‘-oppv Valentine I Day i UV ire rr SA l LOVE Martha ! love Martha i love Martha, I ¡ove Mortho ! love Yes-—Dave does love Martho Morfha S h e r r i e , I !ove you moo cow and I w ant to have puppies with you Mk ' Ó Love t Stieee T o d d , I *I«'» btu I >u.sr I ueldri i help «' I had to aHebrafty our i if we 011 mean everything in the world to mt Ml Uuc you for- Andrew- Y o u a r e m y l o v e m y l i t e , m \ h a p p t n c v w it, y o u m v ; . t r is i .« t u p í e t e I k n o w th .ir t o g e t h e r w e w ill a l w a y s h a v e h a p p m e s '. H a p p v V a l e n t i n e s D a v / love you - M is ty DEBBIE, S still miss you Hove a Merry V Day Love, Your Secret Admirer GAVIN, Sometimes the most obvious s the unobwous 9 9 9 EURDOG YOU'RE my Pur Dow ' W e love ond R — NUT SHANNON, W ill y o u b e m y V a le n tin e ? p C THt sky's me limit Happy 10th «po< k h Itobe d ^ > d a l dot dot With love, your batiehunkette S al l y DEAR JEFF to many more last dotes! Happy Val entine'* Day! Love, She tree 4f birth the future vas impnvttbie in set I * -uhi men an Angel *Hn *<>uid set Hfhwfrre M r hiriHstnnr n Hubs red pasMonate and bright You are m* 4 mv Hubs and mv sight H E L E S 1)1 \ R E S I Mv love and sdiniralmo lot vnu jjriiws with • i, *i pasiiny vear and w ,tt c-ach additmn to uur fam ily You irr } our electrician AYOY4 T im m y MATT THERE S no way I can love you more than do today until tomorrow come* Christina O HHLDCXT» OomM? and W ee/»e Guotem Calm and Row ¡ove va I' and *c: do Mappv Love Chi Chi D e a r M a rk , I want to wish you a Happy V alentine s D a y s This is irom your sweetheart Show Doves youar. every w tv I L O V Í YOU Charts» my r,m* *• »n DEAS lo ve Bon U s o , My bounty is as boundless as the sea M y love as aeep the me e give t The more have v b - are nfmite H ap p y V alen tin e's D ay! Love A lw ays, tBmrm Diane, Tish, Karen, and Genia, Jam es W. Please don't kill us! We i i apologi/e But you ma Je the perfev And rever checked our t With much b * e Claire and Leslie D e a r S h a n n o n , H a p p y A n n iv e r s a r y February 14 1986 F e b r u a r y 14 , 1 9 8 7 B e m y v a le n t in e L o v e A lw a y s . B iff 1.1 . . >' Happv salentme'sDav' I Love Vou Rll D eorly, Rngia 1.4 D e a r K e v i n Luv U Shellie Itír* Cfftdf H a p p y V a le n tin e 's D ay I . 1 . w i v Nc \ a le n u n e W’e could “ take a u a ik on ’ he w lid side *iud stroll ' ’ ru tl mushrooms on first street,v\ nh the ultim ate hag ol tricks that g i\e o il m ulti-colors m the sk\ Dancing the night a u a s . I .1 . Sunshine POOCCIE, TE AMO TODA LA V ID A Y O . P S * A H A T o O u r C r e s c e n t C o u r t , LtsL & Abby: “Look, w h a t is best. T hat best I \\ ish in Thee: I his wish I have; then ten times happy m e!” With Love, Happy Valentine's Day, The Men of Lambda ( hi Alpha SUSAN W There r* vomeone who remtwnbe Even rf tf s only me Happy Valenhne ■. Doy i J . L . K . IV y W h a t we h a v e s h are d is too g re at Liso y fo r w ords J u s t r e m e m h e r I love ’ yo u and I w ill a lw i-. - | * v*our v il e n t i n e Your Hone\ Hear. K . 4 M . JO H N GRAY « lh o < 'B b*n nd B* my Valenm T h in k in g o t » o u C m d y , L S U ( )nc e u p o n a tim e th e re was a ’ cra zy kn u ckle hea d nam ed Mary* K atherine w ho w a n te d an even,*! >- cra zie r knu cLlehe ad to be h e r V a k V i t m e Please b t m ine, ferrence Mic haellh AJysia, to see people e y e and what they that I T> gr tteful jr . tor wl inside f Christopher B IG D A D D Y P H IL , LITTLE YARDS TV IE wc m and JOY has Filed u Df K L ove Shen 1, un,* . LA C H IC A IK raí», « y # y y r v * v f f f v v V V V 9 9 ? You’ve brought so rtluch happiness I# mv life Everyday, 1 lov* y i iu more^. Happy Valentin* - 1 me* loodusg yw# Fumiyfe wmn'f enough ho« kMmafcm me^on rood «he 1 harlrni xo xo xo J I M — * * £>M^ p p f Vuu meaa cvervthme m me' 11 <)\ I UK V*! ¡ H V II Ml i GEORGE S H A S hO Va how much I om m »e with you? love Mono do you EVEN kn DEAREST PRETTY la* star? but now f know 1 K A f - * Y VAkjSJYTTMC * O A T ! iove iavmsfw* ok* Th* U f M y C a p i t o l K a t e . A re you so m eone w h o m ere ly diH ett nt ’ N* but yo u a re so m e th iriq w o nderfully new Jn-. > * Happy Valentine s L o v e , J o h n Dear Sprout, thanks for all the love and laughter over the last three years Your one and only Valentine B K 2 2 8 6 THE LlTTtl sisters oF Phi Pu wish the men a Happy Espe« oily Larry and Bill ond Valentine's Day W e s . M * heart ..I I* only open ... I or you 4K the I love vi iu Laura Jonathon — ; From dinner ponies french class, and Sam, ioCbarlie Rosie and woking Dreaming erf •vagoneers little League and Chantai Y(>u are THE ONE ove you All of you1 TV V O U ' L L H fY W in o M an Yummy yumrnv yummy I've got love in my Tummy Happy Valentine s Day Jock Love *he 'Dtscoe Gtd' Roses are red, Violets are blue, W e re g la d to have new O A s like you C an't w gjt U ilfum m er R e tu rn in g O A 's T H f MEN of Phi Kappa P*i would like to w»sh the«r Little Srsten a Happy Volentine s Doy Alan, A small valentine's note to let you know how special you are to me Thanks for being such a good fnenti' ond maybe a little bit more L o v e A lw a y s , M e l D EA R 1 0 8 , 1 w n a I you to b« m y u a lw 't'’" * i o ’ t*- er I lo va y o u 1 l o v * always 1 D C S H O R T S T U t SAYS Honaybaot V V V V V ,, ■ * Hr ~>l! you * * my V olantína a **.,,,« D e a r e s t T im o t h y , Lost y * o r i N i n IA« a g w a g o I thank, G o d for Yfrengihenmg uy through (ha* «*«;.**• * • *• Y o u r * a spocial T*m a n c 1 i * yOuY !<;**» you * | " all m , h« o it ! * ' Your, Always, J ill T H t P ^ I M O M L V t t O i N k G o P & O L - D H I V k ! E M Y E A R L Y R«*fs'em ee»* | » c - # i # n i RY' i Trtp-' AuYHrufei Rom* The*# MecKts. Uncondf ib . R e o i h r n g L a v e E u p ío n f t g S a n S o E n d e a r B * n h d a v 1 Dear Antier, tH anh y o u for of) th e tittle things y o u d o lo r m e o n d th e t u p p o d you give me looks n«e I'm at o * by the v 9 on tfiH Oik scute wav would you ppase be my V a le n tin e a g a in '» l 0 v ,. Sweetie * * t f f * y v k k v v v v * v s SNAKE Even then you to dbcttM »ha Mi B YOGI V f t f f V f f f y f f V i y y m i y ughf a thoi# *hing», i Í all* Be mme Forever? C A H ) Y B A B Y . I kiveth v<>u greatly. Weave be mv little qunp on Valent i oes Day' love you al% v unyv C him-( Jtim (HA. HA) w v v H O N E Y D E W M E R R E IL Dearest Karen, I Irk* being with you so ■nu. i The wa is to Pecsse Park, listening to the Love Boat theme but mostly the wonderful friendship * Happy Valentine's! Love, John f f f I f f f f #-# # # I .. i RHEA And f<'m o lucky Fehow To Bov# vou Rheo uh Kf-is, are yellow Roses are *ed bed JF AUDRLY S M ITH : Ni hi art absolutely C»OK- ,tntj | ihmk you're the ( >! ( ) ( s $ it just the oko h o lT KXX O O O Laura, Cathy Jennifer m i ü .mm*. if* .* exclusive pioneer _pr rick rubin and russell simmons THERE ARE OVER 2 0 0 0 REASONS AOAY NOT TO WALK ALONE AT NIGHT. Who gets beat up more than anyone else9 Teenage:- Over 2000 times a day teenagers are as. vaulted: y strangers. But you can help prevent it By walking with fnen :. on safe streets,you can rob crime of its chances Tr learn more about protecting yourself and helping yc . i friends, wnte me,McGru£f' The Crime Dog, a Ciuriu- Prevention Coalition. Dept B, Box 6600. Hix kvi • MI 20850. And find out how you can help TAKE A BITE OUT OF . J ? <<>V o V / > ¿ r *°VV p/ yy o's® music ,1 ■ KM» f sultl SI ■ i» ' MI •(! \IU V ( I Rl SAI i rv sl.il Im age ■ i ' i l , ( .u.id.iligM Si ■ 4 '4 Vfi' mu . 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I 2th St. Hvdt I’,irk Bar X (.rill ■ 420r> Duval st • 52“ 5 2 28 * 1 ’, ntuigs by Dltrhan B o h b v B n d g e p t h r o u g h Fe bruary An her M Huntington Art Gallerv • Harrv Ransom (e n te r • 2! st and (.uadalupe streets streets ■ 471 ' 524 * \ K’/ sses / m f’t nth >ln >: I a rl\ /eva.s TV e/rads Art Building ■ 2 (rd Street and San |a< into B o u l e v a r d ■ 'n K a p h a e h t t ( n l l e t t i o n s o t th e D e l a w a / e \ i t M u s e u m through Sun­ day SUN Poetry a n d the P re-R aphaelites, a lot tu re b y Betty Sue F low ers, at 2 p .m . laguna («loria Art Museum ■ (5th St. ■ 458-8!91 ■ H o n k \ To ok si oris O n W est Tovas Musi. jh ib -th H b (BO't VA. \ i R s. levy Caller} ■ ( 5 ( Guadalupe st. ■ 4 ' ( 8926 ■ I ei hno-rom antu jewelry hv Thomas M ann; Tal e through I ebruary L u h h o t k T h e I ourth Matrix Gallerv ■ Republic Pla/a and lavaca streets ■ 479-0068 ■ H e .n \ W eather, Featuring neon artist Patrick Bresette, through mid-February Patri.k Gallery ■ ( ( ( Guadalupe* st. ■ 472-4741 ■ Dallas ai lists I)avid Bates I d B l a t k b u r n , Linda Blackburn a n d Forest Moses new works hv M ichael Hauver ( o m p i l e d I n ( hn s tv M o o r e ■ F L O Y D F A R U L N D c ittie n of the futvre by Chn$ Ware N e xt week. 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It s everyone s favorite Swishpr examines a it-w ol the pin ills indoor sport a r 1 i hands. Pantheon Photo I ihrarv has tin,illy tuk< books off the coffee table and puf then w ith tip s $ 4 5 t u 1 1 u r t“ Call m u s i c MARY BETH for appt. at 1) 0 0 k s | Robert Wtlonskv is getting irughtv fe d u p w i f j t - | Sean s. Prio- doesn t hav« to sleep alone ( 5 1 2 )4 5 1 -9 4 8 4 3818 N o rth L a m a r A u stin, T e x a s 78756 O p e n M o n - S a t I / " X ~ \I M o «t*rC ard [ v _ X _ y j Checks Accepted ■ ■ ■ VISA m m m 1) 0 0 k s ( u 1 I u r e r e t 0 r d s "M s. Rom ance," /mages own Koseana take the bad with the good. Cuten, w ints to frish Berrong has never worn a bow in her 1 ! Recent releases by the lounge 1 izards, ( a> hank Sinatra, Big Black, fhev Might Be Abbott, and the Coe teau Twins with Harold Budd den Palominos a a n l s , Gregory e v e n t s 1 T h is stuff is happenin'. i 1 0 y (i Great Scott' Floyd f arland s in trouble again On the ew er: Rick Kubin, R u s s e l l Simmon of Def |am. Design bv V an Garrett. s and the wonderful world s t a Í I editor Kenneth Korm.in assoc late editor Koseana Ante i contributors John Anderson Joe Be Ik 1 rish Berrong I orraine ( 'ademartori John 1 )ennett 1 im Dennison Andrés Eguiguren Van ( .arrett ( hristy Moore Sean s. Pric e Greg Smith Kevin Swisher Mark Tarallo ( h ris Ware Robert Wilonsky < enter spread Roberto San 1 u s R a p p in ou r w ay in to v o u r hearts cou po n This Weekend's Special Egg Drop Soup Egg Roll Fried Rice Sweet & Sour Pork or Kung Pao Chicken ! g o o d thru Sun. Feb. 15 O ffe r a ls o g o o d fo r d e liv e r y Limit 4 o rd ers p e r c o u p o n Hours: 11 a.m.-11 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 5 p.m.* 11 p.m. Sun. ■ u T T T n n U.T. Area $7.00 Min. 2717 Guadalupe Mrs. 5 pm-11 pm 7 days a week 478-2666 o Johnson's 'Infected' video delineates social ills J O H N D I N N I I I “ T o o many songwriters, musicians and record companies p a tro m /e jx-o pit s intelligente It’s all production and image, it’s iiist candyfloss and it II I t ’s u p to people like ho Mown away me to smash it Strong language for someone working in an industry held to the hostage by' its own adherenti status q uo , but tins is from a m an fast becoming infamous for lus refusal to conform. T h e speaker is Matt Johnson — the man behind T h e T he. I he Conceived in 1979, I he fea­ tures a changing roster with Johnson tn the perm anent role of lead singer, songwriter, arranger and pro ducer, His refusal to condescend to or pacify his audience can be traced from I he I h e ’s first single I ontroversial Sub- n \ i .ill tin u ,t\ to the new Epic release In fette d , Johnson s second album us mg the band pseudonym . l aced with the hollow, sugar sweet offerings of today’s popular m u s k , Johnson said m a released statement that “ th e re ’s a great void to be tilled by writing about the d ark er side of life. T his album ta k e s as its subjects A ID S , heroin, test tube babies and terrorism .” lint as with the prcvtous I Ik I Ik album , S‘>ul M inin# 19K4 these dis turbm g them es are conveyed in the conn c ot U .umiullv /'<>/’ song’s With i wide variety of ethnic influences md . lever use 1 >t unlikely instrum entation Johnson lures his I is tenets w rh inventive hook and then leads them willingly on ,t musical tour o! the '.v. ■[ Id as seen th rough his eves • i died lagnant m edium i or this alb um , ho w ev er. his vision ha been brought to life Intceled I he Mowe is an astounding marriage ot w o r d m u s i c and ; i tures that lirmlv .i vital cre e tab! hi M it! J* hnson • ator ,n an otten II- thi overw orked d e ten d i Ins use of “ music video” this way lormat "I m into . uleo as art art lorm, not .»■, a \ i series of • \ pensive adv < r 11 semen ts deo> should be an < xtcnsion *’! m u s ic . but too m any performers conform to th e restrictions ot M T V and British break last t e l e s ision in During a guest ipjHaraiui on M I V s 120 M/autes last month, his comrncnis concerning the udc«> being howri and his criticisms of the Reagan admmi 'ration pro m p ted the network to tla editorial disc Uuncrs rep* ate .1 Iv *>n the scrccn Hut ! ihn * n has put $400,000 w o rth ' where hts money Peter < hriMopherson, I mi Pope M \ h M J I w a m t n b r i n g h i s hatsh i n d i c t m e n t * ot \X est - H m a n c k m d k R In fected Due lor home video release in late March early A pril, I he M ovie d ebu ted in L ondon and New York theaters in N ovem ber to stand ing room-onlv crowds John NXarner, product manager for I he 1 he in the States, explains that the decision to p rem iere theaters on tSm a him was because “Matt John son only releases an album every three ut four scars so we treated it like an ev en t,” the video in I he Intei. ted I he M m ie is Joh nso n’s complete visual interpretation of the in album , which was released here January. record s underly ing theme, as with 1 he I h e ’s other work, is the ongoing struggle betw een inno eence and corruption; tu rn , his songs continually list* the internal co n ­ flicts of the individual as a m etaphor tor global politics Although there is no plot to the video p e r se. Johnson himsell serves as a narrative thread bv to r tu re d protagonist plavm g throughout ea» h of the eight cuts the in I he title trac k opens the video with the sight ol .< lerrv boat docking at a in South America riverside village I he natives unload and carry into town the sole cargo: Johnson strapped into a cage like metal chair, looking like a mass m urderer minutes before dec i roc ut ion T h e camera is bolted to the frame of the chair *>nl\ a lew feet from his late as fie sings. “ I ca n ’t give you up till I've go! more than enough So inlect into me with vour sickness, nurse me back to health kn- dow me with the gilts of the man* made world love Nut me While h i ' bodv remains motionless, in rapid* the entire location change tire lashion behind him , from lungk to insert to cits to village NX ith each selection, the abstract visuals str«-nglv reintor e md enhance the Ivrical on tent I he director takes the song’s o bv i­ ous r e t í r e m e to A ID S and extends the m c a p h o r to svniboh/c American cul­ t u r e s “ inti c tu r n ” ot 1 u r o p c and the I bird World At the climax of the song, the villagers take Johnson, still incapacitated, to the square and m a n crate him as the women and children but at the back lo o k on w ith delight r thi crowd we see him wan lung a well H a r t land is the closest Ih e T h e ever come > to a M T V style "music vi dei ” but even then it s a par<»dv of the t<*rm O n i stage backed bv a huge- video screen and set in the midst of L o ndon's abandoned mdustrud q u a r ­ ter. Matt Johnson stands alone with his guitar and sing' a rebuttal to Horn tn the I s \ •• |h e am rm m itn it's been passed ,s • he I or I s been praised But the war hough he looks a little pale Matt Johnson hopes to -.mash the m e a n i n g l e s s fodder that so often passes for rock n' roll. p n ng stcen — Johnson pauses to stare «-f< >r«- e x i t i n v i n t o t h e sh íic k lW S l H>g Ih e power and scope ot T h e T h e s imagery simplv cannot be adequately conveved in print 1 h i s unique visual style is the exclusive rcsponsiblitv of Andv to be Matt s rum ored brother , w h o docs all artw ork for Johnson I he A a g ch o t D eception secti n *' thi tilrn takes place in a dc wt*ed metropolis completely designed and built ■ Dog. where Johnson ap neat i a w.hk ing palette intriguing In an insert betw een ,everai *1 his lullv rendered m nm a r*>ad t r i p across Bolivia in a m ulti­ colored convertible complete with a hood ornam ent lashioned after Andv D og ’s t r a d e m a r k emblem. Ih e painstaking craftsmanship that went into I he T h e ’s album and in fec t­ ed The Movie it not going unnoticed bv thi record bus mg public on either side of the Atlantic T h e H eartland s i n g l e made it i n t o Lngland s year-end T o p AO; here the album is holding the N o I position on both the CM J Col­ lege Radio « hart and the AM i’M (Closed Sunday Evenings I I i l I t Valentine's Day means love, togetherness, mental anguish k l V I N SV V 1SH I K plav “ L e t’s Second U u e ss.'’ O K , I'll admit it. I hate V alentine's Day. Oh sure, it's a sweet holiday and all. but the basic premise o f V alentine’s Day — romantic courtship con tuses me terribly M aybe it should No one seems quite sure what dating is supposed to be. Is dating the means or the end? Should people date around, or see one person exclusively? W ill putting your tongue inside another person’s mouth ever go out o f style? These questions bother me In the absence o f a clear definition for relationships. I find myself in a constant roller-coaster cycle, careening between dating several girls and dating just one. And inevitably, after a tim e. I begin to entertain messages saving whatever I'm not doing is better. If I ’m anchored down, I'm tempted by the no-strings-attached lifestyle o f the Stud At Large. If I’m currently playing Jo e B ach elor, I vearn for a re­ lationship beyond the kiss-at-the-door- I-h ad -a-w o n d erfu l-tim e-th an ks a-lot in whenever I variety. Fear creeps spend “ too m u ch ’ time in any one stage. What il what I ’m doing i n't Correct Dating Procedure? O h. hell. N ote that I said this second guessing only occurs after a while T h e hrst month or so in a new relationship is a time: a tim e for H allm ark magical cards, first hand-holdings and hopeful mentionings I com plim ent the way she cooks okra. I mem orize her Social Security num ber in case she ever forgets. W orst of all, I begin to laugh at Nancy cartoons. in letters homeward. M onths pass. Slowly I com e to my senses. Inevitably, there com es a time in the relationship much like A uditori­ um Shores on July 5th: I t ’s still a nice place and everything, but the fire­ works arc gone. T h ere's not really a numerical constant for this tim e, but it happens about the same tim e you learn your girlfriend’s m other’s maiden name was Brognowskv or that her first dog’s name was Larrv. It's time to “ But K evin, you’re s o you ng.” My m o th e i. on the phone. * You may want to date around more while vou still van. Thanks, M om , hut I don’t think you understand. Completely , that is. “ Sw isher, Friday we re gonna go to Sugar's to see M organna the Kissing Bandit y ou wanna go ?” I his from B o b b y , my unattached-and-liking-it guy friend. “ H eck , B o b, ordinarily I ’d lump at the chance to see 60-inch num m ary glands, but Susan and 1 already have plans. Seriou sly, we d o .” “ Y eah, w ell, i t 's probably besi you d on’t go. It'll give those U'hip slashes on your back tim e to h eal.” A aah, friend -hip. W hat a bunch ol deazes .. but when is the last tim e 1 went out with just the guvs? Slowly the other s i d e ol the relation­ ship fence starts to look better and better. I m istakenly turn to my T\ lor solace. M y electronic heroes all add to my discom fort. Bruce W illis, Don Johnson M i Rogers — each play s the field for maxim um pleasure, m ini­ mum investm ent. And w hat’s this-- In today’s episode Richie Cunningham long-tim e has broken up with his sweetheart M y late is sealed. Il R ich ie patron saint o f All- Cunningham A m erican boyfriend lypes can date around, anybody can. I t ’s time for ac­ tion. B -b-breaking The B word. IJp . Now whatevt i the reason, breaking up is not without its share of second guessing. I begin to listen to the lyrics o f songs on the radio — they’re all w ritten about me I send m y resume to a Tew prom ising m onasteries in I ibet. I even call the Suicide H otline once they put me on hold and the b ack­ ground music is L ife Isn ’t Worth L iv ­ ing W ithout You. I hen it’s True C o n ­ fessions tim e for m y friends “ You know, now that you’ve bro­ ken up with Susan, I don’t mind tell­ ing you - I thought she was a real bitch ” G osh, B obby, I ’m really glad to hear it. frolic then fran tically 1 set out in search ot I ask out every girl in my m ar­ l un lor a once-only date A keting c l a s s good beginning I purchase a VII» m em bership at Sugar's nightclub. Pretty manly. I strain three ligam ents placing intram ural basketball Almost stud-like But w hat’s a swinging bach d or without a little carnal knowledge * I m sitting on the bed at the end of one of mv once only dates u n h a cute girl from advertising. As 1 con tem ­ plate the saliva exchange about to take place, I suddenly realize that I d o n ’t c\at knou it she c\ a had a Jo g . nnu h h ss what she called her first one. \nd what's her mm h a 's tirsi nam e, tor Chrissake? But there’s no tim e for an­ I go ahead and go swers. Guiltily , through the m otions. L ater I decide to punish m yself. I and reach out tor the button there. L o v e Boat reruns. R elatio n ­ ships in all their sappy glory. A quick switch over to M I V. Now music ani­ mates seem ing endless scenes of lovers getting caught the rain, kicking leaves or walking down beaches in sil­ houette. And there I am. Alone. in M onths pass. Slowly I com e to my senses. Fventuallv I meet a girl who m erits breaking the one-date-per-cus tomer rule 11 I ’m lucky, she m erits abolition of thought. Know ing well enough w hat’s going on, I ration­ alize everything vuth a “ one H allm ark card can ’t hurt anything’’ attitude. It’s time. the The phone n n g s Thinking it’s my girlfriend , 1 answer with “ H ello, Snookie wookums. ” I t ’s M om . She just called to talk, now unsure of how she likes her son “ playing the field ” so m u ch. O bviously leading the witness, she asks, “ K ev in , can I set an extra place tor Laster this c e a r /” D eep sigh. “ Y eah , mom . D o that. Yeah ... 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Ill ballads / o u t H j s like You/ (roue or standards such as Som eone to W atsh Over die. neither Sinatra nor the m usiclaiu 'push'' tor cl feet but al low the song to slowly work on the listener and create a deeper impact B\ his own ¡on. Sinatra described himself as a “ saloon singer,” the sa­ loon song being a type ot ‘40s cry in­ venir beer tune idnu With such melancholy classics as O ne fo r W* B aby, It S e v e r f iltered Ms M ind, and Guess I'll H ang M \ fears O ut to i ) r \ . Sinatra cements his persona as a lonely man pained bv ro mantle loss. 1 his is not to give the impression that only songs ol heartache are pres­ ent here Frank cuts loose all over the place on S 'p osin . ( asile R ock and B lue Skies. He also turns in brassy renditions o f There's Vo B usiness L ik e Show B usiness md < >h \ B eautiful M o rn in g There is even a bit like o f his New Deal past Reagan, he once suppoited FDR in The H ouse I L iv e In , recorded for a film on racial tolerance. \\ h.n yes, Also included are som e pieces Sina tra recorded with smaller com bos, awav from Stordahl’s weepy strings. Probably the most amazing o f these cuts is Sw eet Lorraine, recorded with S\ Oliver s Metronome All Stars, a band which included such jazz greats as Coleman Hawkins and Buddy Rich The treasures to be found here are tar too manv to name Even so. there are also some real d u d s , sin.li as the horrid all-vocal pieces from earlv in his career and so m e less than-memoi able songs like Poineiana. But even on th* * merely adequate pieces, Sinatra m a n a g e s to turn in good performam es. I he ( .o ld en P a lom in os B last o t s H em e ( e llu lo id little older, a little more "A contused. ” Su, h is the introduction to the latest Palominos I.P , spoken with campy gloom iness be post-hippie renaissance man Dennis Hopper. Unfortunately’ lor il- \n ton I icr’s band, their thud bum is a testament to the truth ol Hopper's solil*>quv: with cash release, the Palominos ind their music become progressively more aim less and errat* k Tier likes to experiment — previous Palominos album are marked bv |arr- mg incongruities that succeed never­ their theless be*, a use ot sublime cohesiveness, l he rotating quasi-all- star lineup, as well as the quality ol the material that resulted irom such col laborations, more than compensated for the lack o f direction. But experim entation for experim en tation's sake is not alw ass a good thing, as Blast ot Silence proves again that and again D espite material doesn’t even approach last that ol year’s \ isions ot I xcevs, Tier doesn't seem to realize he can’t afford to screw around. The result is an album that d oesn’t jolt the listener — it only b o re s him to death At this point, inconsistency is the o n ly consistent thing about this band. Such eapnciousness is well illustrated m Tier's constant shuffling ot lead singers. Nvd Straw, the Palominos' semi-regular vocalist, is a real liabilitv on songs like the opening I'v e Been lesus both the O ne and Brides ot written b\ the late Lowell George ol Little Feat , her delivarv is powcrlul, almost inspirational. But when she’s forced to carry too particularly on much ol the load D iam ond — the thinness o f her voice and her lack of range are glaringk o b ­ vious Straw 's voice is dubbed repeat edlv throughout, and as a result she winds up sounding like a strung-out Juice N ewton. 5 PV. Screens The Late Night P la ce to Be. Hwy. 183 at Burnet Rd. 339-7444 \b b o tt Gregory S h a k e > o n I f o n n C olu m b ia Following the most bleak year for black pop in memory. (iregorv Ab- b o it’s S h a ke You D ow n successfully resurrects a stvle of soul music that I the Bill thought had died when W ithers catalog was discontinued sing with F u s t ot all, don’t let the fact that Abbott resembles Philip Michael I h o m a s right down to the wardrobe A bbott, unlike Thom as, bother you can them. Whether in regular or talsetto m ode, he plavs it supercool, displaying just the right amount ot em otion at just the right m om ent. In fact, his downfall may be that h e ’s too sm ooth for his own good the best of i t s Another possible downfall is the adequate, songw riting. Here though only tw o or three tracks - / d o t the L'eelin' It's O ver . I'll f in d a W as md the hit titlc song stand out. The song S h a ke You D o w n sum s up Abbott’s style at its most intensely lis tenable. It's possible that the other melodies nun eventually connect as strongly as this one did initially; but it's unlikely, as this is Abbott at his most slv, lvrical and tunelui. So while Sha ke You D ow n isn’t a great album , it is very pleasant — and to old Stylistics it’s recommended tain And il Abbott can maintain this awniwed on page IS FINAL CALL Sweatpants, S h i r t s $62^5 $1999 Sweat tops, 5 pkt. jeans $63^5 $2499 Sweaters, coats $ 1 ^ 0 9 5 $ 4 9 9 9 TON SUR TON at the lowest prices ever! THE ARBORETUM 9 346-3375 Now On The Drag! r e c o r d s Li zards flourish in a distant land; 1 he t octcau 1 wins, fot t he uniniti ated, are a stunning trio liom England who have become something of a pop music phenomenon there 1 hen last album broke the New Musical I \ press’ weekly top ten list last yeai de­ spite the utter lack of “ commercial” appeal in then haunting Gothic sound lo bring these tout musicians to­ gether on an album w.is clearly a bril­ liant idea, and one that should have been considered before now 1 he mill imalist “ aural landscapes” pioneered bv Budd are obviously one ol the strongest influences on the ( ocleans ethereal melodies, and The kloo/i ami the Melodies s u c c e e d s in bunging the two stvies together and emphasizing the best aspects of each. f rom the quavering piano notes of the lirst cut to the resounding chords of the last, it’s obvious th is w a s a match made in heaven W htle the ( octeaus usually avoid in­ strumentals, they arc ol course Harold Hudd’s forte, as a result, the three non vocal tracks more or less feature him Mcrnoi i (tongs and Blood) and Blunt are both haunting and mystical piano solos treated to Simon Rav monde s elect ronk enhancements, but the real |ov is U7n Do You l ove He a Woiideitullv evocative pic\e w flic h manages to encompass .ill the bit tei weetness the title suggests without benefit of a cingle Iv iu I his is not to suggest that third I wm and vocalist 1 lizahcth Eraser is t , i . / t | , , J vi i rYc’ O f i f l T i iv msmimtnt Sea. Swalkm \feopcn voice and piano in which I rascr ome 1 I he p ette d vnthesi and lu a v D n e h o u 1 trodtk tion bv Budd gi tin e ol this year's most capn I he Moon and the Vfc le ase ruis tlu h tener spiralmg into /< hn I >< enough to redeem the entire work 1 he fonner, son of a c ro s s between Devo and f)rnette t oleman, is mecha ni/ed to the point of aimovance Ironi tally, tlu applause is delayed after the latter song, as it the lokyo audience uttered a collective sigh of relief alter the atonal repetition Imished. But when the band is on, thiv smoke Han Street is a barrelhouse New Orleans honkv tonk a la Li/ards; Fowlkes' punch-and-grind trombone solo is priceless Lurie's composition constantly surprises, the quirky piano and guitar licks keep the song cleai ol anv traditional cliches, and Sanko s elastic bass line keeps everything nun mg lins is the I i/.ards at their best: m terpreting diverse stvies ol music, deriving strength from the time hon ored ihoid changes, but never reiving on them too heavilv 1 he band s own identity stays at the lorciront On the whole, th is band is a much more adventurous and sophisticated unit than the original Lounge 1 i/ards, a quartet th e Lurie b r o t h e r s founded in 1979 m the swamps of Greenwich \Tllagt With a bit more development and a little less discordance, these guvs are capable of some awtullv creative w (i r k M ark la ra llo f • . *. \ % X ' A X * 4* Elizabeth Eraser Harold Budd, Robin < .uthric Simon Rav monde 1 he Moon and the \lelodies \ \ l) In the Best ol All Possible Worlds, Slu/ak wouldn’t c \ist Neither wenild New \gi music In this better |place, all elc itors and shopping malls wnuld plav selections from Brian Erie i’s Discreet Mtisu al bum As the deniti t tilled veiur cavities and the travel a¡ecnt put vou on hold, strains ol Tihgrt•e and Shadow bv I his it Mortal ( oil wuuld !¡1! vour car vnu’vc ever drciimt of >omethmg lx*t- ter than K O K 1 I M . 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Ben White 2209 Riverside 7237 Hwy. 290 East 444-6655 447-6611 928-1504 l he I ounge I i/ards / ive in I'okyo: Big Heart Island Saxophonist John Lurie savs he is not sure what type ol music his band produces, although he claims "cai crash ia//” or “ fission music” might be accurate terms And since this in ability to characteri/e the Lounge Li/ ards’ sound comes from the group s founder and head songwriter, one can probably imagine the plight ol the humble listener. Just when one is about to dismiss Live in Tokyo: Big Heart as muddled cacophony, the music vhanges to a beautifully articulated nunni piece. Just when the listener is happily riding on a building Latin or blues passage, the band tails over the edge tnto unres­ trained dissonance l his s e e m in g penchant lot chaos and Jaritv alike is m part a result of what I urn is tr\ m g to achieve in his writing. The chief l izard starred in both of director Jim Jarm usJi s ^riti calls acclaimed films. 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NX'rth the exception til an appear- ance on I ute Sight with [Xnni I < >'er mail, ^ iliis was nowhere to be found That, in essence, was part of what made him such a hot commodity But lias America’s latest television heio become America’s greatest ill around zero? NX ith AB< H BO , Mr Seagrams, Berry (iordy and Blake 1 d wards all taking a rather large piece ol him. NX'illis has succumbed to star dom. Rather than being an obscure figure, he is suddenly everywhere doing everything with everyone from the Pointer Sisters Shaffer. to Paul With the release ol The Return oí Bruno, Ins singing debut on Motown lulfilled what Records, Bruce has must have once been a life-long fanta­ sy — acting like the black guv trapped inside the body of a hopelessly white dude. Not that the album is all that bad, but it is nothing more or less than dismissible, accessible black pop standards done bv a cool white dude su c h “ classies” as I inler the B< >urJ walk wuh background vocals bv the tempestuous Temptations and Secret Agent Man are dispersed throughout the album along with other lesser- known songs as well as an actual Bruce Willis composition. 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In the process, they’ve expanded radio s musical hori­ zons and introduced a novel concept to the staid music world: raceless m usk NX ith the Beastie Bovs and R u n D M C , D ef Ja m ’s hottest properties. Simmons and Rubin have merged tra­ ditionally white hardcore with tradi­ tionally black hip-hop. T h e result is a trendsetting sound that appeals equal­ ly teenage teenage whites and blacks. “ I t ’s all the same thing — teenage m u sic.” Simmons savs. to Since signing a multimillion-dullar prom otion, m arketing and distribu­ tion deal with Colum bia Records in Septem ber 1 9 8 N D e f Jam has earned a reputation as the progressive record la­ bel. “ A lot of the people [artists] come to us because they respect our records. I f you were a rapper, you’d want to be on D ef Jam more than any other label. There aren’t that many labels that you even know the names o f ,” Rubin savs. Not bad for an independent record la­ bel Simmons and Rubin started just over two years ago. Interview ed late-night recording sessions with hard-rock dance band T h e Cult at Electric Lady land Studios in New York City. Rubin says he didn’t form D ei Jam to be­ come a millionaire. “ W e weren’t trying to. We were just trying to make the records that we like to m ak e.” between Simmons spoke from his Manhattan apartment as he viewed the rough footage of a new Juice Jones video, Here I Go Again — Sim m ons’ first foray into film directing. “T h is is the first time I ever tried to direct any­ thing. I ’m real excited about it. I’m gonna play it while we ta lk .” Sim mons met Rubin at the D ancet- eria, a New Y ork J u b “ R ick had made my favorite record. It 's Yours ” He paid Rubin a visit and was sold. “ I went to his house ... he had the most incredible drum m achine lull of beats. T h e next step was form ing D ef Jam . “ It was pretty simple, I think we put up about $ 4 ,0 0 0 a piece and we started pressing records,” Simmons >av s Simmons, 28, also ow ns Rush Pro­ ductions. where he manages over 40 artists, including W hodim , Run D M C, Juice Jones and the Beasttc Boys He speaks freely of Def Jam. Dei Jam ’s artists and Dei Jam ’s place in the music world Rubin, 23, less talkative and jwtk matter ot iactly about his com pane’s meteoric rise He co-produce' and co-writes songs with Run I >M( . Id Cool J and the If a tie Bovs Ru bin’s recipe for rap is ample “ It’s ori­ ginality I want to find somebodv who doesn't sound like anyone else who raps is I ake I.L ( .o n ! J He was ver\ orig inal at the time Once we put out an Id . ( loo I J album . I must have gotten a thousand tapes of kids imitating L L 1 ool ! XX hen Run 1 >\\i 7s last album came out, we got thousands ot tapes oí kids sounding like Run D M C. It’s very rare to hear something that’s new and different. Everybody’s iusi imitat­ ing what s already been d on e.” Simmons, who co-produced Run D M C’s Raising Hell, gives the Def Jam artists most of the credit. “ The kind of rap artists we sign, they know exactly what they’re making before they get to the studio. You give them some direction. You make them better they do for themselves al­ at what tead v “ Our rap artists, they’re all great commercial talents. W ith Run D M C , I sit there and go to sleep and wake up and the record’s done a lot of tim es I was in the studio yesterday and I heard a song P a p a 's C /a /v and it's Jay [Run D M C ’s I)JJ on one finger p lac­ ing the piano. They come to the studio knowing exactly what the record's going to sound like finished.” Rubin says, “ I give them a lot of input if they want it. It’s up to them whether or not they want to take it.” Rubin is a pioneer among rap produc­ ers, mixing heavy metal and hip-hop — two seemingly divergent sounds. In in his younger days Rubin played Hose, a hardcore band. As a producer, he uses that background to his own, and his artists’ , advantage. “W hen I was in high school, I listened to a lot of heavy metal music. Black music is now taking a turn more toward it. “ Rock and roll and disco are sort of the antithesis of each other. Black m u­ sic, which at one time was considered disco, is moving away from disco and A s i u L n a S o t r e b o R y b e g a l l o c o ot “ P RICK RUBIN A N D RUSSELL S IM M O N S LL COOL J V*v 1 ■1 th<* f i ff f < >' cI l a b e l , m a n a g e m e n t firm a n d b a n d s i b Run I ) M ( . one I fh< > B e a s t i e B o y s , Rick R u b in a n d Russell S im m o n s b ! u * t h e I i n e I >etwe *er i b I < k k a n d w h i t e . w a rd i v 11 k V hip hop roll than a o m disco or d a m e music savs. u J Ik 1 h i N U rn K un r> U ( vein cle to p la tin u m , is a p rim e i \ u n j 4c ol th e ro c k h ip h o p m a rria g e S im m o n s , o f R in th e o ld e r hi>‘th e r *>! R u n 1 ra p p in g R u n - b e en over W alk Thi W'.n sin ce h e v u s H I h e n id ea to d U i lk I las years old Vi.n w as m o re like W e re g o n n a use th e g u ita r a n d w e d c g o n n a use th e d r u m b e a t’ a n d R ek a id ‘le t’s b rin g \ ro sm ith in to m a k in g th e re c o rd su c c essfu l I h a t w as th e kev R u b in c o n c u rs tl. it h e re c o m m e n d th a t they re r c u rd I d o n ’t lhi> \V n I re, d to R in D M ( th e o rig in a l U ,.A th in k thev w ould have d o n e it o m m e n d td if 1’hey k n e w th e b e a t for a long tinu. lo n ’t fh in k thev ever lis te n e d to it p a st the Ium 10 se c ­ o n d s Must o l th e a lb u m was fin is h e d , and I th o u g t ' it w o u ld be a good idea to J o some sort of c o v e r . ” b u t I 1 he Beastie Roes are Del J a m ’s ■ ther resid en t h a r d c o r e h i p h o p m as I heir d e b u t i l b u m . L u c n s c J i o l e t s 111, lias g o n e d o u b l e p l a t i n u m jus: It) weed a lte r its release R u b i n k n o w s w hy; " I guess i t ’s just a good re cord . It s re je cting all K id s lil the Ron Jo v i’s a n d all the bu llshit in m usic now H ie t h a t ’s going on R e a tu Roe n are just I ids like the tans are Thev sine a b o u t to get d r u n k a n d it’s O K to ... vou k n o w — t h e v ’re s v m p a th c tie w ith the a u d i- e iu e the songs its <)K iIt vs I he R o a s t k ‘ W h e n 1 was goin g w i n > have are o p e n e d lor Public Im a g e 1 id " p u n k rap. u h i c i i R u b i n savs is a s n a tu r a l a mix as h ip h o p a n d rock and roll. to high sc hoo l, black p e o p le w e r e a cc ep tin g t a p a n d t h e r e was h a r d c o r e p u n k going on. I he wlute t ids d i d n ’t accept p u n k , bu t th e b lac k k id s d id accept i a p — w h ic h was the b lac k versio n ol p u n k . T h e o n l v d iff e r e n c e that w hite pesiple are a c c e p tin g ra p now. is “ I h e v ’re b o t h m u s i c of the s t r e e t , ” R u b i n c o n ti n u e s , ‘i t w as all a b o u t t a k in g m u sic o u t o f [the h a n d s of] Juil- liard s t u d e n t s . I t ’s n o t like E m e r s o n , L a k e a n d P a l m e r — a b o u t w ho c an plav the m ost no tes. I t ’s a b o u t a feel­ ing. I t ’s very e m o t i o n a l . L i k e p u n k roc k, any bods c an d o i t . ” Roth S i m m o n s a n d R u b in reject the a c c u sa tio n that the B e astie Roys style than ol ra p is satirical oi less “ s e r i o u s o t h e r rap. 1 h a t ’s r i d i c u l o u s , ” savs S i m m o n s . 1 liev write S o m e < R s e x ec u tiv e said dint re- allv gig me upset T h ey ’re really tal e n te d their m u s n and thev believe m ,t. They'v e been Jt>mg it ever since they w e re a little p u n k t u r n b a n d 1 h c \ ve paid a lot oí d u e s to get th ere a n d the ve be en b oo e d a lot ol tu n e s the M a d o n n a I hcv got b oo e d o n vt-ars t h e n ago I t ’s Hu! . w h o met the Beastie Bovs ix v e a n ago w h e n b o th w ere in h a r d core b a n d s , sa vs sim ply , “ T h e y ’re w e ll-re sp e , ted a m o n g o t h e r r a p p e r s as great r a p p e r s l t \ t h e i r lavoritc m u sic. I hcv a n d R u n D M ( w rite songs fo­ lk to u r e d 11 u ki I hev had j u l i a n o that th e Beastie i lb u m is no s u j ., < — I hev ha d built a s tr o n g th e whole base. c o u n trv w ith R u n D.Vlt . They had been all over black radio. They s h i p p e d 100.000 r e co rd s b e ca use ( ol- u m b ia d i d n ’t t r \ to p u t fo rth any e f ­ fort W’e c o uld have s h i p p e d 300,000. 1 i.e. v tc stars b efore they released t h e ir re cord D el j a m ’s r e c o r d deal w ith CBS calls fo r a m i n i m u m o f liv e a lb u m s a n d a d o z e n 12-inch singles a vear I he d e a i, a c c o r d in g to S i m m o n s a n d R u b i n , p.ivs Del J a m s o m e w h e r e ‘i n t h e m il l io n s . ” Vi’hv w o u ld C B S offer s i k h a deal to an i n d e p e n d e n t label w h o s e m ajor p r o d u c t is r a p ' ” 1 d o n ’t k n o w , ’ R u b i n savs, “ I g u e ss thev just h ad the insight to t h in k t h a t we w ere c ap a b le . M o s t r e c o r d c o m p a n i e s are vcrv h it-s o n g o ri e n t e d . W e ’re in to long t e r m c a re e r d e v e l o p ­ m e n t . 1 hat was a p p e a lin g to th e m b e ­ cause that s the wav m ajor labels look at n. cor»is. “ 1 hev d o n ’t t h i n k . O lí, flus is a great song, Thev t h i n k , ‘O h . flus i s a great artist w h o ’ll m a k e re c o r d s for th e next ten years ’ Since w. h a d a roster ol very s tr o n g im a g e -o r ie n te d artists in stead o f just ‘O h . a b a n d w ith a goo d s o n g . ’ that w o u ld be v a lu a b l e . ” th o u g h ! thev to s i r n m o n s traces C B S ’ foresight D e l J a m 's tale n te d a rtists “ R u n D M C h a d t w o gold a lb u m s . K u r t i s Blow had tw o gold singles. 1 I. Cool J was o n the label a n d h a d a hit r e co rd . W h o d in i ha d a lm o st a p l a t i n u m a l b u m T h e k n i s h G r o o v e t m was be ing m ad e . \ \ e ha d a lre ady p r o v e n o u rsi Ives ” I m a g e , t h o u g h , d o e s piav a m ajoi role m i M J a m ’s world . “ Vi e d o n f have o n e g r o u p like th e n that a u d ie n c e . savs S i m m o n s “ I doe- i i T h at's niv t h e o r y , look V I RUN DMC BEASTIE BOYS STORY BY JOHN ANDERSON f e b r u a r v 13 1 % ’ i m a g e s 11 like m v artists to ltxik like t h e y feel a n d like their ideas I d o n l see whv thev sh o u ld look like c lo w n s If 1 get o n a p la n e o n e dav an d e v e ry b o d y re c o g n iz e s m e , th e n I know I 'm d o i n g mv job. I ’d be a s t a r t h e n , righ t ? O f c o u rs e vou know h e ’s a sta r, h e ’s d r e s s e d in p u r p l e ., H e ’s got t h e m ost r id ic u lo u s o u tfit on — he m u st be a sta r. Y ou m ig h t see if b u t vou d o n ’t neeessanlv relate to it o r like it. 1 h e r e ’s a v o id o f real R ,\R . It's in c re d ib le th a t the a rtis ts a re >o p o l ­ ished. W h e n vou w a t c h te le v isio n , th e y alw ays have t h i s p o sitiv e b lac k \ o u see Bill C o sb v , w h o 's im age. g re a t, b u t d o e s n ’t r e p re s e n t all of w h a t black A m e ric a is. Y o u r n e i g h b o r , i! v o u 're a b lac k A m e ric a n , is m o re like- to be like Ju ic e {Jones], w ho s th e K stra n gest c h a r a c t e r in the w o r ld You know he s cool. lea th er “ Juic e d o e s n 't w ear buggv suits, he wears silk suits W h e n he gets d re s s e d u p , he w e ars lizard sh o es. H e d o e s n ’t w e ar w h ite p a te n t shoes. I hat s in k e ep in g w ith this s a m e m e n ­ tality in te rm s of looks fo r o u r a r tis ts .” 1 he sam e im a ge c o n sc io u s n e s s ap p l i e s to D e l Ja m as well. “ T h e p e o p le that w o i k in mv office are ail \ o u n g , ” R u b i n savs “ N o b o d v h a s e v e i be en in th e r e co rd industry before. Thev re all k id s , e ith e r ou t o f hig h school or c o l­ l e ge ” 1 d o n ' t w a n t a m o f the p e op le w h o sav. ' I ’m th e gre a te s t p r o m o ti o n n u n . I ’ve be en d o i n g this 20 years ’ I th in k th o se p e o p le are p r e tt y m u c h full ol slut. It t h e y ’re th e g r e a te s t, " h a t are thev d o in g w a n t in g to w o rk for m e ­ lt s the just p e o p le w h o c are a b o u t music are going to d o th e be st job lor it b e ca use thev believe in i t . ” to. 1 he h im K r u s h D e l Ja m c o m e s a cross like m i n d e ­ tw o p e n d e n t re c o rd label s t a r te d s v like to guys w h o m a k e r e c o r d s they (■■ »oie. listen w h ic h s ta r r e d R u b i n a n d th e D e l la m artists, su p p osed ly c h r o n ic le d 'in lor m a t i o n o f Del J a m . R u b i n d e n ie s th is “ That was m o r e ol a H o l l y w o o d m tci p re ta tio n . They put in th e g a n g ste rs a n d the ro m a n c e . It w a s n ’t really like t h a t . ” R u b m a n d S i m m o n s h a v e now f o r m e d Del P i c tu r e s a n d p l a n t o re lease th ree film s in P>S7. H a .h will s u r a Del J a m artist R u b i n savs R u n D M C s Tougher H u n l e a t h e r i s n ’t a b o u t ra p . “ I t ’s k i n d ot like a C lint E a s tw o o d m o v i e , ” he savs. The Beastie Bovs will stai in s c u r e d continued on page 14 12 im a g e s leb ru ary 13 19tT ( > o Feirstein's 'Nice Guys' fails to capture the yuks in modern love st \ \ s PRK I pow ers a s a social ob serv er are n ’t even ists mainly because the po pulation that strong His jok es, m ostly about grew to»- large and sophist icated tor L o v e , to be su re, is a tricky su bject — som ething th a t’s as hard to d escrib e is to lin d. W h ich m telhgentlv as probably explains ,s hx so m am people it stufi like salad b ars, y u p p ies, hot tu b s, co cain e and the fallout from the sexual revolution have all been done before id n tuseam Most of the tim e it seem s m arriages t o in.* irranged I", our par cu ts ( r m a tc h m a k e r s anymore but there were n o “ happy h o u r s ’ singles bars m medres al Prag ue S o rr y , it tail at b oth . A nd li Bru>.e Feirstein ’s latest b; m inister Her hu sb and div orc es her, tom w h e n h e clu es in an in cre d u lo u s and sh e ’s force ! to wear I < I’ tines p ublu en Mich novel th o u g h ts as a s “ the cu te disguised as the c v n ic a l.’ ’ clothin g for the ¡cm i I lu - life Feirstein d o esn ’t ch an g e h o « m e one bit fo r Nice (iuvs Sleep 1/one He seem s to be pulled con stan t!v in two opposite d irectio n s at o n ce J u st w hen h e ’s on the verge oí som eth in g scath in g o t h u m oro u s, he has k ' dow n so as not to offend the upscale w eenies he's w riting about Or no n seem s. O n the o th er h and , maybe F e irste in sim ply doesn t ha e the talent ior writ ing an ything bus generally lame hu m or. E ith e r w ay, the e liect is the same It w ould be nice to call F e irste in < h , m an imaginary interview with Sigrnund I • c u d . Feirstein a s i.>, ! )¡ F r e u d , would you sa\ the sexual rcvo lution was like a giant dinner p a r t e , with a thousand th in g ' t<> taste and am p le, and now the tim e has co m e to p.r. ’ ¡¡c hec ► ' about such It those h*»wleis a n dated his s»>kcs things as blind girl; b o y f r i e n d s , in 1 one night stands d e st ru c t iv e tuneless d a t e s , m eetin g parents are e\ en w > »r sc In th e *’ U l s t e r of D a t i n g ” sec tion , F e u s t c u t states, “ D a ting is stflctl'- a trends and leave it at that Hut his tw en u cth -ccn tu ry phen om enon It ex “ Sleepin g with som ebod y c h a n g e s ev cry thing and “ Y e s , the s< \ ial r e v * lution is »>\er Sure V , i u i n - Sleep \lone due some have funny, even profound i'.trt Hut o t h e r , be tter writers and c u n io n is ts have already be e n ovet the I with a »rdi reading \ice f.iijgs s Iccp I lone, by H ruce F e irs te in p u b lis h e d bv D ell P u b ­ lis h in g , >4 9S Love handles Mr. Romance' fuels America's ch ine home fires R O S l \ \ \ \ l 11 \ \uthor I angdun Hill d .all himself ‘ .Sir R hurt ! /V, Ur Rirnuthc s Ba»kof Une. T h c a u ihor ot the adventurous //.*u to tump v . jrt Youi Husband which, prc curna bis otters tips on how to get those love engines running, has p r i n t e d i tollou up maintenance manual. anev dotes I he result is over 150 page ot warm-fu//v. sickeninglv wect “ real* from lite” “ America’s collected be Hill Greatest L o v e r s .’ hirnsell \ >u i<«n’t . \[x . t hun to in­ ven! this stutf ill h\ himst'lt. Jo voth Nooo! 1 he best-seller market is ai­ read \ tlooded with tons o ’ sell help input (rom 1 he books on romance l’e« pie in what w “ 1 he idvice comes not trom psychologists with impressive degrees but trom real hie lovers with impressive stories to tell,' he nu\s reallv need into ‘ impressive stories” So, unhindered by am meddling ti lined professionals or .« sophistic ated prose stvle. 11.11 proceeds to categon/e such the c hapters as “ I.ove K n o w s N’o O b s ta d e s , \ o Harriers and H a s I hankful ly Damn I tttle hom m on Sen se .’ and I here Are ( m es lor the “ I .¡dies - ( om mori ( lydet I.d e s . ’ lust tot kic k s, each little ditty by America’s I inest is followed bv Hill’s own simplistic, pun punctuated commentary. they are, And what ditties too I hese are good enough to he on I'hc Love Rout. l ake, for exam ple, the ro­ mance between a blind couple who met “ when then guide dogs lunged at ’ N othing wrong with that, each other certainly, but the groom sang Heart ot ,Uv Heart at their wedding, and the dogs were actually in the wedding party included Not satisfied with this attempt to evoke tears o f toy from the reader, Hill moves along to stories about serious illnesses such as cancer, brain tumors and loss ot limbs to further his topical Crisis Movie ot the Week causes. Ihe way he depicts it, nothing binds peo­ ple together better than a terminal dis­ ease . If you have a sugar attack while reading, however, there is some relict in sight “ Now that you’ve expert cnced some heavy-duty heart-warm ing, tins would be a great time to ju mp ahead to the bodv-warming sugges tions the romantic toastmaster suggests. “ D o n ’t worry. I'hc rest of the stories will be right here to inspire you when vou come b a c k .” ( ice, do you promise, Mi Ro manee? in Chapter 2 , ” H e’s as good as his word Doesn't the idea ot a square d.nice wedding H i s t make you ill warm and stukv in side? I hen how about the tale ot a family who were so gratelul lot the eight of eac li othei A l.u es at the dinnci 9705 Burnet Rd.. 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Here’s another gem — the classic storv ot a couple who married when 'ill teenagers, and even at- they were thev’re still hap tet 30 years, dam n pv “ Otha and Carolvn obviously know no obstacles to h ap pin ess,” Hill thanks to their blithely chin - “ An positive everything has woi I ed out great a ltitu d e , Here is probably the most insidious message that Hill has to ««tier i! vou think that vour marriage is screwed, it's probably beeause you’ve got a had altitude Hi has tailed to include am “ real-life” honor stories among Ins lauv tales, or perhaps he has caietullv edited them out. illness, fa c t: most families are riddled w ith problems, even “ feelgood families who do their best to work t h i n g s out. from each Lhev become estranged other because ot financial woes, career changes, alcoholism and the ravages of pubertv Not one story m the book mentions these very real and quite serious problems; in lact, Hill recommends that vou simplv for get these sorts of things and let love bloom in spite of it all As Hill views the problem, “ Amen ca is mything out on romance In other words, people like Ann 1 andets are too busv convincing people that they’re married to iciks “ Intelligent and perceptive reader, there are l o t s ol happy wives out there, he assures “ 1 hey are happy to be married to some of America’s good g u v s .” Not one to reveal that some unhappy wives to some of America’s are mat tied schm ucks, Hill simplv allows these mirthful couples to disclose their own secrets to passion W hat do these dt peratelv bored people do to keep things spiced up? Re a! ¡ ota! \\ unan sort of stuff — vou renting limos and showing up km at the sp ou se’s office with a bottle of cham pagne, wearing nothing but a fur coat. I .eaving little notes in lunch box­ es and on m irrors. Calling in the m id­ dle ol the dav ius! to sav “ I love you.” l o please his wife, one man actually learned all the Ivrics to everv Hartv Manilow song so he could sing along with them while they were in the car. indulge them­ selves tantasies, some “ period such as going to the Dairy Queen for a malt and listening to Wollman Jack. Ev cn si ranger is one couple's tetish for the Victorian period - thev dress up, talk and do n ’t have sex just like the Victorians did Some people even in Overall, the em phasis here is on straight, “ ( riseo-lree lovem akm g,” as Hill insultuiglv phrases n married folk who never wanted to do anything else hut make each other happy. Fine. It's iute, even. 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It's musical, but it’s not inst |musical[ to Rubm seems favor making records to making movies I le's direct­ ing, producing and acting in louphci Hun I c.ithcr, “ It ’s sers hard work. It s mam more hours and much more tense 1 here ’s much more moncv at stake all the time. You have a stall ol <0 people always waiting lor the next It’s vers tough." thing i o d o Simmons suvs Krudi Groove did portrav one aspect ol Del Jam accu­ rately. “ Vie arc a fam ilv,” Simmons says, “ I t ’s reallv true and it's kind ot unbelievable. Now I ’m working wuth these R & B bands and these metal bands I hev’re not like this, I’hcy get jealous when other bands do well. I , an t believe it lff>0,()00 W h hni's l a s t two a l b u m o n e sold sold 9'i),0(X). It doesn’t look hki they’re going to .c!l ans more And thes were the ot he i * nd ipp R< BOSS U t i l ’ p i looked in t■hen lac es and 1 h<*n (ah! [ol \\ hodint|, the on. uiss i' was talk mg al he knew thes • ved i! He kmess the album w.r t He kness t!ics had worked hate And vanced enough noss not tosas a ‘black party Rut a rap concert is just .is good " Simmons says, 1 It’s not that it » tap W hen I ss.is ,i I id I used to go sec the Dellonits and the gangs would light and break cservthmg up I he Delfontcs would be singing Hcv, I oi e Sad Sam svould In mg m t he Moments, the Delfontcs ot Blue Mag ic and then svas ulss iss lights But sou c m't blame the music beeause these guys all xmg ballads. M usic industry people don't understand rap either, Rubin says. But they don't understand am tiling, so it's O k . " “ 1 h e r e ’s no other urban band as big as Run DM< I here’s no othei band that s going to drass 20,000 black I lie force .M IA (a soft soul teens act], ti thes wen a but a > Run D M t . would drass that mans ¡scople and the same potential lor siolericc would be then But it wouldn't tv nesssworthy it anything happened Somebods gets stabbed at a Run I >M( v oncer t. it's Kappcis üoti t undl their ow n k. the class is lower-division and taken as an elec­ tive. and Paradigm notes are avail­ able 1 c urrerulv am working • m a tormula to determine the proportion ol the bow to the head of the wearer, given the combined heicht ol Rowhead md chattering mi a and minutes Bow- head ¡S late to class. Incidentally, the bows themselves i in be found m several hums. Hie most common is a ribbon, usually grosgrain. worn tied about the head or wrapped around a p o m u il. (irosgram rib b o n s often are seen pro-tied and at- taehed !<> a barrette, presumably to simplify lot Mío variation does not require the wearer to possess the abili­ ty to tie an actual bow Also obser\ d were those made ot c loth band mas cut and folded to resemble more tradi tional bows Increasingly common arc highly decorative b o w s, consisting of cham- bray or denim embedded with silver studs and rhinestones. Also Gold and silver lame pre tied bows are finding their way into University classrooms. These, however, are dangerously re­ flective, and observers should avoid entering the close proximity of the Rowhead to avoid permanent damage to the vision A late development is the leather bow, but that's far too dis gusting for me to dismiss here. A current opinion contends that bows serve as a signal that the female is ready to mate. Bows usually are worn on the back of ihc head, in clear view ol tracking males I he plain grosgrain headpiece is said to svmbot- i/e the readiness without hurry; flashier gold or silver bows are more eye-catching, signifying a state of despe r at ion Bowheads have shown a tendency to mate yvith the above-mentioned “ F ra ­ ternity Guv Wearing Baseball Gaps,” commonly enrolled as business ma h u s . R ire cases have been observed of Row heads actually mating outside busine s schools, sometimes even with liberal arts or journalism majors. But it must be noted that these are exti tor dmanlv rare cases and should not be considered exemplary of t he Bowhead culture As noted before, Bowheads are not generally considered harmful to ob­ servéis. However, the wisdom of wearing an ornament larger than one’s head should be questioned: In some cases, a loss of balance because of a particularly heavy bow could prove harmful or fatal to the wearer. In most cases, though, the strongest argument to be made against Bowheads is that they look really, really silly. Rut in ill fairness, the advantages of this new fashion should be pointed out B o w s seem to have replaced large, clattering, bubbly. silver heart-shaped necklaces as the " i n ” accessory. Rows are advantageous to students in the vi- cinity ot the Bowhead, as they provide a shield behind which the student can avoid the wandering eye ot the proles sor and fall asleep. GONC F U S IO N : Bowheads comprise a substantial part of the University community, and then presence merits further studv. An in-depth examina­ oh, never mind. Mavbe it tion ol we ignore them they’ll go away. 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