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No. 79 8 student newspaper of The University of Texas at Austin F relay Ja r uary 2 3 J8______ 25c Street battle kills 12, injures 94 in Manila I hou- Associated Press M AN Tl A, Philippines — About Atk) troops, including na­ tional pólice and marines, were lined up eight deep waiting tor the sands «.it chanting peasants de- peasants at tin M endiola Bridge AtHt from Malacanang P a la te s manding free land surged into a po~ lice I he bridge was the site opened fire killing 12 people and of several blood\ civilian-military confrontations during the 20-vear w ounding '■M It was the bloodiest rult ot ex-President Ferdinand M.ir- street battle .a korazon A q u i n o s sos young presidency line Thursdav and marines main gate vard- Aquino, w h o has been in office 11 \s the front ran* - of m a r c h e r s ap months, said in a nationw ide broad- proached police lines, the\ began thanting Com e aiut join P o n t be cast address atterward "T h ere w ill ho seek to exp M ao her- link, d derail our ettorts across Rt i. It 1 I ! Also on Thursday. her attempt to rene uniformed tro o p - ot the Integrate \atio n al Police deployed m front the bridge. all but collapsed as negotiators sus- pended talks indefinitely because ot death threats Ih e police, behind long plastu shields, shoved the marchers back * tew stops But the protesters thei Ih e police tell bad surged forward farm ers man hed tram about 10 vards Stone- *1. w tn>n \n estimated 10,000 people orga m/ed bv the l e f t i s t M ovem ent ot Philippin« the d ow n to w n Post Office toward among the marchers the presidential palace* to iemand that t irm p l o t s be oi\t*T> to the land |t>ss s ud d e n lv, marines in full battli d r e s s deployed h< hind t h . p o ll.. opened tin with M - l r * s intv t i r s t tin air t o r about two minutes t h e i into the panicked crowd tor thre. I he firing continuec lack more minute- In a s t a t e m e n t released Friday the Armed forces G eneral Head- Quarters blamed thi clash on a Gold tries to expand lawsuit Schlossberg won’t run for re-election B y S T A C E Y F R E E D E N T H A l Filipino soldiers open f re at a photographer Thursday as he runs past three dymg men who had been protesting Corazon Aquino s land reform policies. ated Press Liberal arts college now largest at UT B > S T A C E Y F R E E D E N T H A L As j result. the htxTiil < pcc w i’hiwvl t i vr t h t * f i t% I y e a r s - a i d M a r s h a M o s s I n s t i t u t i o n a l S t u d i e s I h e b u s i m — -v h o o l U college which w now I n i v e r - i v o l l e e e th< .o that busirn New SA president outlines agenda By LUM TW ILLIG EAR Da * Texar Staff k< iivision ne h. rt t what - h o o l irts col- ad mis- nster to net be running tor re-election next fail, Schlossberg said in an address to members of the audience im m e­ diately after his swearing-in cere- monv "It 1 did run, it would take away from tfn (Thin-hchlossberg adm inis­ tration hchhissberg said 'I would n. t b. abk to put in all tht time th. p re s id e n t should because : d be busy running an election Also, it could pos-\bly st. p some ot the mudshnging that does go on during campaigns *>ehiossberg assumed the presi­ dency atter Xndrew c h in w ho w as elected p resid en t spring stepped d ow n last week to studv in Hungary last ben. I m impressed w ith hi- [S.hioss- b e rg -] commitment Jake Folev -aui after the announcement, " I mean deciding not to run for a race tor w hich tu wa- surely the tront-runner -o that he can d. cote himself to tht Students' As- relation show - an enorm ous am ount of de- to -tu­ votion and com mitment h more rn a 2.0 dents, fewer S A ludicial k ommissioner Mark Fran/ said tiling tor the M arch ■> 4 to election w ill begin Feb 2 ike n their arts we nothing el-, • with a " H e would have had time to do said except Fran/, praising Schlossberg s deci­ sion run i introduced r.ake sure a student radio i pera ting bv Sept irmed hi- commitment to he last fall men ased accessibility to * — tor disabled -tudents. •erg said he need, b to tie left undone by things iget s o u n d , tv. makt sure that next is i- prepared and T h e he said \d visorv C o m m issio n , lv hasn’t done an yth in g ," ompleU it- iob he said > hk. to -pars action out in ud r con- hope- Schlossberg said he wants to in­ crease contact with the University Council, and he pledged cont nued support ot the "very resolution to rename a cam pus hin¡dim'» in honor ot Hem an Sw eatt, the tirst oia.k c ampaign im portant )nonuses lett untui- election are also on long these i- a reorg ic Students Associa- Schlossbt rg said he w ill w atch the Legislature and it tuition increases are suggested, he w ill w ork to keep them from being passed H i praised a bill that would place a student on the I I s \ m Board ot Regents. geopu uui n requi than 45 hoi G P A , and hours have "N o t m¿ have the v . . .1 L nt v lasses h .V ...T-l State treasurer kills self today Graphtc footage debated, page 3 Between the Lines page 4 Meese vs Miranda Pres 1 A K K IS B l Kk ■ 'U re r, f. -fate mter me lope P* P hi- inn %dav but san d a pistol tr. ce at a new s . " It - too late foi n a manila env put it into his mouth and killed himself K Budd Dvvver died instantly after he fired a single -hot from a 557-caliber M a g ­ num pistol in tront ot two do/en horrified reporter-, photographer- and aides, -aid D auphin C oun ty Coroner W illiam Bu-h No, N o 1 Budd, don t do th is'" screamed several people gathered in D w y e r's office suit, in the state I inance Building iust before he pulled the trigger. Moment- after the -hot rang out. someone cried D ear G od in heaven D w ver's son Rob 21 said hi- father had given the family no indication of what he intended to do. W e re pretty broken up he said his voice breaking during a telephone interv tew. He -aid he heard the new - at home with hi- mother and sister Dvan, I s Ioann. 4 O n W ednesday the attornev general - ot tice had declared that Dw ver 4" would be out ot office as soon as he was sentenced Irtd av in federal court in W illiamsport Prior to that D w ve r a Republican w h o had been term m b ‘s 4 had elected to hi- planned to -ta\ in office on a leave of ab - e . o n . i sence until his appeal was resolved. A jurv in December convicted D w y e r of aw arding a S4 o million contract to a tirn called Com puter Technology Associates in return for a promised $300,000 pavotf. No monev ever .hanged hands H e faced up to 55 years in prison for five counts of mail fraud, four .ounts of interstate transportation m aid of racketeering, one count ot perjury and one count of conspiracy to commit bribery. \t the new s conference D w ver read a rambling, half-hour statement in which lit said he was a \ictim ot the legal system I hen, he rea.hed into the large env elop, telling those people nearby thing w ill hurt som eone." Stay away this lust before he pulled out the gun. Dvvver called acting treasurer Donald Johnson and tw .i other aides to his -id. H e handed each of them scaled envelop. - that he said con t a m e d i n s t r u c t i o n s tor them to read later 1 reasury spokesman Duke Horsliock told th.* expe. reporters after the shooting that tation was that he was using this forum to resign his position ■ Super Latives W E A T H E R Sunny and oh so cool I NDEX O ne of t h e e n v e l o p e s w a s given to Greg v\ 3f 0 x • Pennv a spokesman in the treasurer s otfu. w ho said it contained an organ donor card Pennsylvania official R. 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At least I90 inmates were expect ed to be admitted rhursdax while only 65 were know n to be released. Departm ent of Corrections spokes­ man Charles Brow n said. Thursday's deliveries included prisoners from the state's most po­ pulous counties ot Harris, Dallas larrant and Bexar. " W e 'll probably be O K tod ay," Brow n said. "B u t tom orrow w e'll probably be in the same posture as w e were last F rid a y ." Prison officials closed the doors to new inmates last Fridav after the prison population exceeded the P5 percent limit set by the l egislature to avoid overcrow ding in the na­ tion s second-largest prison system behind California. Paroles over the weekend helped reduce the population, allowing of­ to reopen M onday. Since f i c i a l s then, how ever the population h a s crept back toward the limit. M ond ay's count totaled 18,238 in­ mates or 94.68 percent of capacity By midnight I uesdav, there were Is 250 inmates, or 94 72 percent ot inmates capacity. 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" H o w e v e r R e d m a n to ld rt p o r t e r s W e w ill n o t d i s c u s s f u r t h e r a r m s s h i p m e n t s w i t h Iran a n d w e a r e e x ­ e r t i n g t o to Iran by d i s c o u r a g e a r m s s a l e s o t h i r c o u n t r i e s i n f l u e n c e o u r a ll th e a p p o i n t m e n t ot l n o u v * m a d e h is c o m m e n t s in a n ­ n o u n c i n g to p s ta tt m e m b e r s 6> h e a d t h e S e n a t e i n ­ t h e s e c r e t sa le ot v e s t i g a t i o n 's. a r m s to b a n a n d t h e a ll e g e d t in to d i v e r s i o n of t h e p r o f i t s to a id N i c a r ­ a g u a ' s c o n t r a r e b e l s \ t fairs C o m m i t t e e Secretary o f s t a t e G e o r g e S h u l t / te s tifie d in p r i v a t e b e f o r e the1 H o u s e f o r e i g n o n W e d n e s d a y a n d a s o u r c e to ld I he A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s h e to ld th t p a n e l of .i d o c u m e n t th e S ta t e I ). p artrru nt last m o n t h o u t l i n i n g a d e a l t o u n d w i t h Ir a n th a t c o u ld w i n tht fr e e ­ d o m o f A m e r i c a n h o s t a g e s Pr* s i d c n t i a l a i d e l h u r s d a v I a r r \ Spt ik e s th a t W h it e H o u s e sa id c o u n s e l P e t e r W a l l o o n , w h o h a s b e e n " e a r t h i n g files o n th e I r a n ia n a r m s d e a l s h a d t o u n d n o s u c h d o c ­ u m e n t S p e a k e s a ls o said h e k n e w n o t h ­ in g a b o u t t h e report* d m e e t i n g s in D e c e m b e r , b u t t o o k p la ce it t h e y w e r e n o t a u t h o r i z e d bv P r e s i­ d e n t R e a g a n . t h e v "I t t h e r e w a s a c o n t i n ú a t e m of th e t h o u g h t h* th a t S h u l t z m e e t i n g s h a d c ut oft w ith S p e a k e s w a s a s k e d . th e s p o k e s m a n re p l ie d t h e p r e s i d e n t s it certainly w a s n ' t b le s s i n g T h a t's rig h t " T h e p r e s i d e n t h a s specifically f o r b i d d e n any f u r t h e r a r m s sales to Iran, s o th i s set" a limit o n w h a t m i g h t h a v e b e e n don* in a m m e e t ­ i n g th a t t o o k p la c e in D e c e m b e r o r anv m e e t i n g t h a t m i g h t ta k e p la c e in t h e f u t u r e , " h e "aid R e d m a n , a s k e d w h e t h e r th e * o n - ta c ts w i t h Iran c o n t i n u e d p a s t Noy a r m s s h i p ­ 2 \ w h e n s e c r e t I S m e n t " to Iran w e r e d i s c l o s e d , said ' T h e r e w e r e c o n t a c t s w i t h Ir a n ia n s S in c e in v o l v e d d e m a n d s bv I r a n i a n s for a r m s , t h e y w e r e b r o k e n off " t h e y Shultz, sa id h* s,*nt a S ta t e I )e p a r t- m e n t te a m a l o n g w i t h C IA n e g o t i a ­ t o r s to m* < t w ith I r a n i a n r e p r e s e n t - ativ ** r e s u m e c o n t a c t s t h a t h a d b r o k e n off w ith disc l o s u r e o f th* d e a l i n g s w ith Iran , sourc* s w h o spc*ke o n g r o u n d s of a n o n y mitv. a c c o r d i n g las* D e u r o p t to O n e c o n g r e s s i o n a l so u r c e said t o ­ day ilia* S h u l t z w a s " q u i t e t u r i o u s ' w h e n h e t o u n d o ut tha t, e v e n atter S t a t e D e p a r t m e n t h a d f u r t h e r a r m s - f o r h o s t a g e s r e f u s e d the C IA d e a l s w ith th e I r a n i a n s , o f f ic ia ls to ke m t m m tac M e. •PP Graphic footage debated ert Thiokol to receive S350 million fee Associated Press W A S H I N G T O N — M o r t o n I hi*ikol Inc , t h e c < im p a n y tha* built t h e b o o s t e r r o c k e t b l a m e d fo r th e d e s t r u c t i o n ot s p a c e shuttle* C hal- l e n g e r , will re c e iv e at le a s t S350 m il­ lion r o c k e t s flaw s c o n g r e s s m a n s a id T h u r s ­ day c o r r e c t i n g t h e to r " I 'm c o n c e r n e d they a r e g o i n g to en d u p m a k in g a grea t deal of m o n ­ ey o u t of th is e n t i r e t h i n g , S e n . \1- b e rt Gore D - T e n n . , s a i d at a S e n a t e in t o s p a c e s u b c o m m i t t e e h e a r i n g th e p r o g r e s s b e i n g mad., o n fixing th e ro c k e t s . 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Page 4 T h e Daily T e x a n the editor or the writer of the article and are not neces sarily those of the University adm inistration the Board • Reyents 0 ! tne Texas Student Pub icat ons Board ■ >f j Ooeratino Trut tees P A S S E N G E R viewpoint A clear distinction Drug testing finds a home in the transportation industry ideals and practicality. Som etim es you have to differentiate betw een O n W ednesday, Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole an n o u n c e d a plan to begin d r u g test­ ing of airline and railroad em ployees in safety and security positions 1 let proposal calls for pre-employ m ent, post-accident, and ra n d o m testing for drugs a n d alcohol. Unsurprisingly, the plan has provoked an outcry from aviation and railroad em ploy ee unions w h o cite the usual litany of objections to d ru g testing, it's an invasion of privacy. It s unconstitutional. It's too pro n e to error. And those are the kev issues — w h en w idespread testing of th e general public is the issue. Here, v\ e re talking about airline pilots, train engineers and brakenien, safety inspectors, mechanics, an d air traf­ fic controllers. These are people w ho affect the lives of millions daily, people from w hom the traveling public has a right to expect a clear head and a clean bloodstream . Clearly , w e are not speaking of d ru g testing in th e usual sense. Labor u n io ns have also objected that d ru g tests are unfair because d ru g use a m o n g airline a n d railroad em ployees is no greater th an it is am on g the p o p u la ­ tion as a whole. This a rg u m e n t is absolutely g r o u n d ­ less. The public as a w hole does not fly airplanes, direct air traffic, or cond uct the late train to W ichita Falls. Earlier the Transportation D epartm ent had re­ to 1985, 4«s leased some telling statistics. 1 rom 1LC tram v\ recks resulted from d ru g or alcohol impair­ ment. In 1984, after a train wreck in Newcastle, Wvo., investigators found traces of drugs in six of 12 crewm en. In the Jan. 4 C onrail-Amtrak collision in Maryland, both the brakem an and engineer on the Conrail train tested positve for marijuana in post- accident tests. Testing of key etupk jobs is now .i necessity Southeastern Pennsy K an has instituted a drug iesti ees after three employ na and i ocaine alter a program is next on tin ! )ole’s program doe — the ty pe that scenv- jections 1 he plan iall y\ on t keep all the i test y\ ill — t cm, repeat u spread d ru c dn rees in transportation-related In Philadelphia, the ransportation Authority sting program for its employ - es tested positive tor marijua- 12 accident A nationyy ide > agenda. sn't seek "m a n d a to ry ' testing to generate such vitriolic ob- - for rand om testing, y\ Inch g users out of the drivers' seat . ill in irease the chain.es that a v111 show up m the test \ \ ith alcohol us».' and abuse, and stitt nd practicality of regular man drug testing, th a t's about the best w e can pn yvidespn limits on datory hope ti e mass transportation industry a program of scope is better than no prog ram at all. Will it o crash of a ! X - it1 y\ ith 300 people on board to itug te stingcim sensus? 1 et's h op e not lohn \nderson Meese-guided efforts Attorney general should exercise his right to remain silent A ttorney General Edwin M eese i: proy iding constitutional protecl criminal d efendants; he just do» thev should be told w hat those protectio Ni v, t i o n s -sn't ns an C our: to ha ■ndmi i sini o the court In Miranda vs. Arizona, the Suprem e nized at long last that it w as not eno u g h rights w ritten in the Fifth and Nxth Ami C o n s e q u e n tly , police hav e been requirei to inform suspects of their rights before i K now ing abo ut y o u r rights before interr fun dam ental to d u e process, according t Meese disagrees A rep ort completed i D e p a rtm en t and a p p ro v e d by Meese hoi court should overturn M iranda, basing i on a n u m b e r of predictable argum e n ts The main ob)ection to the ruling is tha law enforcem ent a n d p re v e n ts the Amer from undertak in g " th e su pp re ssio n of cr Such arg um e n ts echo the original outi com panied the case. Officials complaine were "handcuffed in the w a r on crime "Im peach Earl W arren' b u m p e r stii kers across the nation. Decades later, the statistical e\ idence • change in a r r e s t s or convictions since Mi fact, authorities secured th e con vie ti himself at his retrial, even w ithout t illegally obtained confession. The oi sion hindered was the ab use of defe 'hat w as com mot i pi ace in the pre- 3! >r VI, n I S America's C u p, but the n it stancis a distant second to tin I s in its account deficit a bout Ss ' billion. This provides tor a dd ed the race for thi competition y up It also makes ft r an < nv barassmg situation. in The America s C up first claimed fame, or rather infam y, whim the I s ltiv» in lu s> tor the tirst time in 135 years Australia took tht event seriously that time an d e\ i ry ont yy.is taki n by surpris» 1 lit \ustralia II with its winged kee! was superior \m erican to yacht. What s th is ' 1 he lads from ‘ dow n u nd er were more techno­ logically advanced than the \mer- the The ev en t v \ a s not a s important to A m e m ans as the i My mpics but We \u* ; in the way Meese has ddling' argu m en ts to |us- m s alternative is to hay e ted" reading ot rlghts ani nc that 'failure ti> coopi i .titution ke The Daily Texan, Ian. lb), research lab is a poor wav ti D uring the past six years i velo pm en t has been funded According to conventional v\ e n h a n ie d not only our milit economic ey has been poured in American industry is losing a significant si world market. ite lett the If defense spend in g is the wav to develo] econom y, then whv have the Japanese, wh extremely limited d efen se industry, been more successful in w orld markets They concentrate on using technology c on sum e r products ti I his gives them a larc than MARK COWICK TI \ W t OI L MX I SI the la pa­ lien (¡XT' p e r a u i r e s . i n l a p a . trast between these been dramatic By n !' d be Texas shouldn't build its economic future on the tip of a missile Urine testing: the nightmare continues Q uiet m SUSAN BOREN the audience, please. N o coaching, no coaching OK, now For th e game, fleet­ ing picture Three men fhree- piece s u i t s . 1 w o of them progressive living in the real world On* e m p l o y e r s of them makes frequent trips to medl­ ey al morality and g i v e s urine test-, to his staff. Which one is he? Hurry. Three seconds left.” "U h . the ont v\ ith the yellow h a n d s 1 Bing-mg-ing-ing1 "T h a t's correct, Roger! X>u are the n ew g ra n d prize w in ner on Pick the Pa­ gan'." Wild, u n restrain ed applau se. Roger s wife joins him onstage. Unlike progressive, civil-minded cm plovers, Backward Employers have gon e back to the Old C o u n try to Ma­ d a m e X a n a d u s secret w oodlan d cara­ van and asked h e r the secrets of em- I tie ployee mar ancient boo k of p s e u c i>s, ionie is pi d ie d from the d usty shelv es a n d revert •ntlv openec to t h t1 f in s t i c pr ocedure: ,1! d control m ent 1) C r a tes i with or »lv p o s i t i v e neg- a t n e n •suit 5. D > n o t as k w hat or h o w t( know that It is m uch. there. ccintent (USt The Back war d I m Pi ivers nod SOr emnlv 2) Be s u ri to s h i p th ** íiddle trom city 11, n e w s fir w e r e b t dark. ca r g r e g a t i n ft w h a t p s e u d o s We kr the I Hxi fee brea in one announc [iiorale parties with large banners blar ng " t lean Piss is Bliss and "P ee tor Promotion " And while you re scaring the hell out of us do y ou think w e're ,;oing to be sitting aro u n d at h om e in­ gesting large a m o u n t s of heroin'* Nope We're going to spend that stretch ot time in clean bodies No problem. If vou schedule yo ur test a week from tomorrow, we still have options. Al- readv a laboratory exists to process that puri the gallon There's plenty to go aro u n d A toast, a toast. Raise those flasks in the p re s e rv a ­ tion of ci\ il liberty. golden uom hv But hey, we know you're the boss. It you w ant urine sam ples that badly', first thing in the m orning w'e'll have them on your desk. All over your desk. And then a hush falls over the m a s s­ e s , an d som ebody with w'et h a n d s shouts tor the right to know A nd then, softly, almost too softly to be heard, an employee apparently caught in the c o n ­ tusion of the m om ent asks with m ingled anger a n d frustration, "W hat do you want from u s ’ Blood1 The Bat kw ard 1 mplovers laugh No, rcai K in th h devil. Tht tests irugs in th« r true hetam im *s cr the tests as an suspii sous activi- »e of poor produi - íun Backward Employers wh.it tin I )ld V\ < >rld ? 'While you . u t . r u . \ u n i ha n d s wet in ,, the un .1 , ssing and, guess nund your absurd know you ain't ids d u rim ot but th a t's next!" I if anotfier >rnt out on v Horen i s a com m unication freshm an between the lines B etween I he I me> is a co lu m n devoted to explaining policy decisions and other background information about f he Daily I exan. L t.n ,..1 i h u ciated Press p h o t o s ot Penrtsvlv am. urer R Build I >v\ . t r hoi 'tin g hir death at a press conterem e ’ It took a discussion in the daily meeting — w here Texan dep< heads and staffers make the nevxs j cisions for the d a y 's issue and < argum ent in a later meeting to rea* cisión You've seen the outcom e front page: We ran a photo of Dwyt ¿ng tht gun in the air just bt t, re th* mg, but w e did not run the rest photo sequence. Make no mistake, w e beat th* ments on both sides into the groi fore w e made the decision. Dn on* tin-- was an extraordinary and en new s event, and the photo sequent powerful illustration of the event other hand, w hile the photi graphic as they might sound, thev we graphic enough to h< as thev were pi>wertul. nsationalistu I h, Texan photo editor and an assoc la managing editor argued in favor of iu nmg the v\ hole photo sequence I hey sa * r* n I a v front ot d, phers M acri - d th* r reporiers ind Tvvver shol It'xan yy on the ft probably would not hav< coverec Readers w h o saw the photos rh. t-w initially sluu ked but tliev w ould better un derstan d both new s stones, ind \ AMI d i t o r He .er the other s t u t t e r s argued that readers had little to gain trom seeing the photos W hen thi Texan ran *i photo sequence two w ars .ig o ot several contras murdering a prisoner, the graphic nature ot the photos illustrated what no word*- could —- the brutality that the U.S.-su p ­ ported rebels often practice. But all the Dwyer photos show ed was what it looks like w hen a man shoots himselt In doing this, the Texan isn't trying to "protect" its readers. Our only goal is to present a dramatic story with the ap- proai Ii w « believe to be the most effective in this case the subtle approach firing line Regulation won't solve crisis ( V\ ith a knee-jerk bigotry' worthy of a Ku Klux Klan^man, John Anderson's editorial on tort legisla­ lorts and more torts,' Texan, Monday) tion blames liability-insurance rate increases on the insur­ ance industry and anusmg businesses of "being there to make money With all the concern for polit­ ic.)! and economic realities of a Buddhist acolyte, he drones the u-ual mindless chant of "more regula­ t i o n " ht-re does that leave trial lawyers ills snap judgment overlooks -ov era! considera tions in t lompiox issue, it a desire to make money is t> be the criterion tor singling out the guilt\ part\ in a disput< par ticularlv those raking in fat contingency fees w hile loudly protesting their concern tor the public good’’ \nd it business owners political lobbying "lacks credibility what about the majority ot legislators *nd judges who, being lawyers themselves, stand to ■notit most from leaving arbitrary |ur\ awards tor pain and suffering' and punitiva damag.es at their present exorbitant U v el? hinallv d politicians and bureaucrats are so much wiser and more honest than businessmen and so mue h better qualif < d to m ? insurance rates whv not vther) mdus- laltwav mi a- t he and » v erv ipping at sUc Has \nderson torgotti ion that led to de >nq Is I iw art that go\ i rnn ien t n v tablv w in d up pro mi »re lntluenti.i! mi m n shat ting the publit i nsidetvd tin possibil- -nt re s tra in t o n pt hi v . n i .1 in s u r a n c e c o m p a * I HI I ) A I L \ I f \ W car almost disap tc It I had to d ii out at Balcones Cjate I» iK>w w ha f he road w hi of the desert ttv 11! 35 W e r e tal ed me into w r shocks and blov placed m im prover irk •re prt * tenth id turrent 4 inge ot th. assignmen ents Each of nder the cur- vould be less rder to follow chat is neces- \ ¡31 e w e S'ffs - w v m j & ihepp is ’ther pe U T 's grading system is unfair L S. image declines in Europe •vs an American studviilj unique pefSpt tsve as 1 ead their new sp.-pers On tr¡king is that although * ngton s i restige among V\ hat we in thr L nited State that puts itself above the la sti maticallv hang to the Am. >t its im p erialistic goah William I /.e L iberal A Consider commercial radio repr. 1st ta! dm is a great ¡dea, providing ir journalism students and toi ich a station is a logical exti ns am ing experience while speaking at length wit! the Student Radio V a - k f orci Meredith McK ttnck s article idto supported Thurs ), 1 c sing trends - considering a non-commerci real-world situation ot the st A commercial radio station - unavailable otherwise and is Mi>st radio careers involve a an internship at the I mvers cant in the for-pn tit form, not seek to make a profit? it >n w ill not tail, and financial g atifying. 1 he profit motive is i some extra monex dux < salaries ! believe it s cal leu cai it to support the station. 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LSAT GMAT GRE MCAT DAT 2/21/87 3/21/87 4/1/87 4/25/87 4/25/87 CLASSES NOW FORMING SPEED READING F ftii INTRODUCTORY SESSIONS 1 KAPLAN STANLEY H KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER LTD ün ted Bank Man Lowe' Leve • "904 Guaaaiupe Suite ► Austin, lexas 78705-56C7 (512) 472-8085 university UT student sought in System race suit By LUM T W ILLU G E A R D aily T exa n S taff A H o u s t o n a t t e m e v look ing for a s t u d e n t to se rv e a s u m m o n s in a ra­ cial d is c rim in a tio n suit tiled in O c to ­ ber a g a in s t th e UT S y stem , pla ce d a classified a d v e r t i s e m e n t in W e d n e s ­ day s D aily l't'\an T h e a d v e r tis e m e n t for a process- s e rv e r c a m e fo u r m o n t h s after I vn- d o n Bah T an w i tiled a racial d isc rim ­ in ation suit s e e k in g r e -a d m itta n c e to th e UT H ea lth Science C e n te r in San A n to n io . in H a ro ld M artin, th e H o u s t o n a t­ to rn e y r e p r e s e n tin g Tanwi in th e case, said he placed th e a d v e r tis e ­ m e n t l e x a n g en e ral h e lp w a n te d section be c a u s e th e L I s \ --- tem h a s held u p p r o g r e s s on the case by alleging th e suit w a s n ot tiled correctly. th e Because his office is in H o u s t o n a n d th e S y stem office is in A u stin , M artin se rv e d d o c u m e n t s re la tin g to th e case by mail th r o u g h th e se c­ r e ta re of s ta te 's office n o t th e usu a l w a y to go a b o u t it b u t a c o m ­ pletely legal o n e , M a rtin said. T he S y s te m 's brief states th e su it w a s n o t tiled c o r r e d l e , M artin said. He said th e suit w a s filed in f e d e r ­ al court, but th e 11th A m e n d m e n t to th e U.S. C o n s titu tio n , w h ic h proh ib its suits against state ag e n c ie s in federal c o u r t s , w a s cited by th e S y stem in its brief, M artin said. Tanwi, wrh o w a s d r o p p e d from medical stu d ie s at th e ce n te r in M ae 1985, c o n t e n d s he w as d is c rim in a t­ ed a g a in st b ec au se of his race. T a n w i's suit se eks a n in ju n c tio n req u irin g th e c e n te r to r e a d m it him in goo d s ta n d in g school. to its m edical R e p re se n ta tiv e s of th e S y stem co n tac ted T h u r s d a \ w e r e u n a b le to c o m m e n t on th e suit b ec a u s e of a polio. of not d is c u s s in g p e n d i n g liti­ gation, said S u s a n B r a d s h a w , S ys­ tem atto rn ey . T he a s sista n t a t to r n e y g en e ral r e p r e s e n tin g th e S v stem in th e case w a s not available for c o m m e n t T h u rs d a y . Because th e S y s te m is a sta te a g e n c y , th e a tto r n e y g e n e r a l's office p r o v id e s legal d e f e n s e for the S ystem . In th e suit, T a n w i alleges o n e of his in s tru c to r s called h im a ' b a b ­ bling n ig g e r" a n d a n o t h e r said, "B lacks o u g h t to m a k e h a m b u r g e r s at M c D o n a ld 's ." M artin said T a n w i's g r a d e p o in t a v e ra g e at th e school w a s lo w , b u t th e suit alleges his g r a d e s w e r e u n - necessarrilv m a rk e d d o w n to get rid of him. T anw i, a n a tiv e of C a m e r o o n w h o h a s lived in th e I ruled S tate s for 14 years, said he r e c eiv e d h a t e n o te s " a n d his car w a s v a n d a liz e d w hile he w a s a t te n d i n g m edical school. Although th e suit d o e s n o t allege th o s e a c tio n s w e r e p e r f o r m e d or c o n d o n e d b\ faculty m e m b e r s , the actions d o reflect an a t m o s p h e r e at th e San A n to n io school re m in isc e n t of the l^SOs. M artin said " h e l p i n g u n d e r p r iv ile g e d Tanwi said he i s w o r k i n g for a U n ite d W a v a g e n c y in H o u s to n a n d is s t u ­ d e n t s w hi» h a v e flu n k e d ou t of high school w h o a r e trving to get their GED. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * YANKEE CUPPER #4 1910 East Riverside - Town Lake Plaza 4 4 7 -4 5 4 5 Haircuts *★★★★★★★★★★★★★* * Perms only $3 0 10 open 7 days Mon-Fri 9-8 Sat 9-6 Sun 10-5 J Top Perms s2 5 ° ♦ * * Products NO Nexus APPOINTMENTS P roducts NECESSARY * * * * * * * * *T * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * accepted T h e n u n T e x w F rid ay, January 23 1987 Page i No change in Miranda seen By ROGER CROTEAU Daily T exan Staff I niversitv la w p ro fe sso rs ag re e the I p a r t n u n t will not be able to p e r s u a d í C o u rt to o v e r tu r n th e c o u r t's la n d m a r k decision. A r ep o rt p r e p a r e d lustice I ’< thi s u p i e n u M ira n d a for A tto rn ey G eneral T dw m M eese m a d e public this w e e k says th e l u s t m Vpar m e n t s h o u ld c o n s id e r c h a lle n g in g the M iran d a dei isu>i in eourt. " A tt o r n e y G en e ra l M e ese p ro b a b le th in k s th e Miran da decision h as to d o w ith y o u r right to w e a r funnv fruit on y o u r h e a d said Michael figai professor >t law T he M ira n d a decision requires that police explain a su s p e c t's co n s titu tio n a l r i g h t s to h i m befori q u e s t i o n ­ ing ( o n fe s s io n s ta k en from a susp e ct before his r i gh t s are ex p lain e d are i n a d m is s i b le as e\ i d e m e at a tria R e ad in g a su sp e c t his rig hts is a stmpU flung a n d l can only im a g in e h e is g o in g after it in ’ its m h he value s o m e r i g h t s m t h e t a i i ot t h e police a n d M eese ioesn t like t h a t It sym bo lizes th.it flu ci t i zen lig a r sand Alan B ro w n sto m visiting p ro fe sso r of law s.ud th. M ira n d a rule se rve s im p o r ta n t constitu tional goals .me principles a. . ' well a s th< privileged ' rv s u r p m e, i! it w as o\ > : tu r n e d It giv> s th e ritt raff ct institutional ht said I’d b< M aurice s h a riot p r o fe sso r of law v ie w e d the Miran da t ultng less tavorably a l th o u g h he also a g r e e >: that i lt , C . v a f w . i J is u n kelv that the decision will he ri v« i-< ^ , Ml L , * k i k i 1 t Am time v o u create rigid rules that can lead U th rt versal ot conv ictions v\ ht :< t he rule ha- n ot h i n g to d w ith tlu guilt or in n o c e n c e of a crim inal d< h n d . nt v o t hr ea t e n tlu publn s confidence in t he integrity ot th crim inal ju stive ^ v>tc*m Stw rlot said Flip fly in’ a w a y David Finney, business and enginee* na fre sh m a n takes advantage of the crv ’a * e í-h-o; '■ ,rs • . ’ asse- ............... ’ o uk Karen W arren Daily Texan Stafi Hue! said the M irand a d e o s i e n o ¡.‘‘s p a i u i H , ». ■» -v-.k m g poli, i officers m o re c a n fu vould go back to flu ; re M rat la d ay s Phifer saic MACPRODUCTS - M a c i n t o s h P r o d u c t s 2 0 M e g Hard Di*l« S 6 9 9 BOOK D r i v e M o g i c M o d e m S 1 4 9 D o u b l e H e l i x 4 3 2 9 S u p e r P a i n t J 7 9 i t 2k Upgrade Í12S l M t * g U p g r a d e * 1 9 9 M a c P l u t 2Mi >9 * 2 8 9 M i c r o s o f t W o r d 3 . 0 i c a l l ! M i c r o s o f t W o r k s *229 P r ic e s a r e g o o d t h r o u g h 1 2 4 8 7 o n l y 2200 Guadalupe 473-2604 Free parking at 22nd and San Anton;/ ct/c .uADAloPE 5555 Fun Hunt h SI v< ( (i s a \ t r d i I l o r i s t fifi ft&nA S' D• t r~a j j ^ rj~ * Little Sisters present 3rd annual Back-to-School Bash featuring Friday, January 23rd, 9:30-2:00 City Coliseum $5.00 Tickets Available: (ire}» Tant 473-S570 ZBT House 478-0205 ZBT House 710 West 28th Austin, TX 78705 The Ultimate Force k \ no longer affiliated with this party UT students visit Jamaica for educational mission’ T H E D a i l y T E X A N P d a v ja r ,ary 23 1 *87 Page 7 By JAMES GESHWILER Daily Texan Staff I hirteen I I students, lacult\ and staff traveled jamaica during to Christm as break to wdrk and play in an effort to help the local population and broaden their own perspec­ tives. It s an educational mission and is meant to hopefulh go*' some help and give us an opportunit\ to be there, said Richard Pvli coun­ seling coordinator of the Career Center and organizer ot the annual trips to i ucea m Northwest jamaica. W e do i \pect all ot them to do some kind of service w o rk ," Pvle said \< Ison M oik Plan II freshman, said tht living conditions in the non-tourist areas of jamaica are in­ comparable to life in the L nited States. Here, in Am eru u w< set pover­ ty as not having a car or [not] being able to bus a m icrow ave." Mock said "B u t their poverty is not h av­ |not| busing books for ing .1 meal high school or not e v i n going to high st h i■< *1," P\ It- w ho w .is stationed in 1 ikea ns with tht Peat t C tirps front has returned with students and t u- GENITAL WARTS RECURRENT OR RESISTANT? 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" I don't think that we have ton tributed a whole lot, Pyle said think what we do more than any thing elst is that we hopefulh edu cate and make some people mor awari ol tht issues behind pO\ ertv that thev are not as simplistic a what they ma\ be appear to be John Moore philosophy senior said hi worked in the high suhoi teaching social studies "It [his teaching] had to deal witl im p o r ts a n d e x p o rts m d tie p r o f ie m s w ith their eeonomv the dt cline of tht jamaican dollar M or said Special Classes Ktybottrding le p in g and Word Processing classes begin each Monday in 1 ducation Annex Bldg.. Room 1 102, 20th and Frinitc Streets. is on mu rocom- Instruction puters. 1 union is $50 for K 1 classes and $65 for W P t lasses for 20 hours of instruction. Call 471-1808 for registration infor mation H o lle y 's Plan II sophomore John Hanke tied the fall of the dollar to an eco- nomii pattern resembling 1 Hth cen­ tury export first-degree goods, raw agricultural a n d then thev in port sec­ g o o d s ond decree g o o d s technology, he imperialism. " 1 he\ in the n*r lam ducation a's pros­ i/e ru n s e n ts and ¡tuatu Mi alist in so- i is further underm ined bv hunger. "T h e big- gest public health problem in tht* nation is m alnutrition," she said H ahke said Jamaicans have a defi­ nite "love-hale relationship with the United States." " A ll of them want to come to the United S t a t e s , it they can g**t t h e money, Mo I nited c mti-Reagan. ates has Arm v heli- Jamaica looking tor -.aid 'Reagan was ir affairs," he said Moore -ig in th d. Thev need the money from the 'gam a’ [marijuana] to r their econo­ m y ." H anke said. Michelle Stinson Plan 11 fresh­ man, said, "B u t thev adm ire the L nited States tor doing it [searching tor drugsj at the same time But an envy of Am ericans d evel­ ops with the entrance of Am erican afflut-nce, Hanke said " A lot of their being content w ith th e ir exis­ tence is changed when th e v set- A m eruan tourists," he said Referring to tht benefits of the re most lasting trip Mock said, with the fa mi* bond lies, talking w it h the fa m ilie s and eating ?he1 f<>od w a s livin Pvle said that the major goal of the program is to have a chance to develop a relationship with another culture M aybe w-e can get to un­ derstand one another,' he said DALLAS TIMES HERALD Vz price sem ester special* SA K 50 I w Now Thru M ay 20 Call Our Austin Circulation O ffice 495-8070 **2°° delivery during Spring Break P.O. 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I.au School, College of Business Administration, and Engineering Teaching Center. EXPIRES JANUARY 31.1987 st9fl¡0 & tool Military board to investigate Brownwood jet crash T h e D a i l \ T e x a n Friday, January 23, 1987 Page 8 By VICTOR J. GARCIA Daily Texan Staff T w o reconnaissance |ets that col­ lided W ed nesday near Brow nw ood and killed tw o of four Bergstrom \ir Force Base crew members aboard w ere engaged in militare defensive manuevers, authorities said Thurs­ day. The cause of the crash w ill be in­ vestigated bv a military' board, said M aj. W an d a W h itn ey, chief public affairs officer at Bergstrom. Reported dead were Capt. M i­ chael Elder, 31, of Seattle, W a s h ., and 1st Lt. W alter k o / a k 24, of O r­ mond Beach, Fla. Kozak was a weapons system officer W h itn e y said the four crew m em ­ bers w ere training over the B ro w n ­ w ood m ilitary operating area when the two RF-4C Phantom Ils collided about 140 miles northwest of A u s­ tin. "T h e y w ere involved in a defen­ sive military training mission to de­ feat a simulated attacker," W hitney said. O n ly bodily remains and the (light suit of the second officer have been found Don Swinscoe, Bergstrom spokes­ man. said the 1\1 -4(7 is used for re­ connaissance. " 1 hev take pictures of various tar­ he said. "T h e y are also re­ g e t s quired to get aw ay from aggressors. Since they aren't armed, they have to practice defense maneuv ers I he body of one officer was taken funeral home. to a Brow nw ood 1 wo other officers parachuted safeh to the ground atu i tlu 1 p in crash. C apt. Donald Reiger ot tin Brow nw ood 1 ire Department said C hen I W ilson Brow nw ood Re giortal Hospital spokeswoman said Richard D ietruh 2s ot (.aithers burg, Va., and James lohnston 2 of W est M onroe, I a were in good condition and were being held only for observation. Dietrich suffered second-degree burns over 5 percent of bis bod\ w hile Johnston was Must shaken," W ilson -aid According to reports, one witness saw one jet th in g inverted over the other. W reckage fell a half mile from I ake Brow nw ood in a held west ot l evas } lig h w av 279. \ a n c v Harm s w ho livr- about one mile from the crash site, said she heard tw o planes fly overhead and then heard an explosion ! he v ollisiOfi was the set»>nd mill tary air i rash in two days. Six people were killed 1 uesdav when a twin-engiiu \rmy I 21 io l lided with a Piper N avajo over the 1 ake ( itv Am m unition Plant near Independence, Mo. All hair people aboard the civilian plane w ere em- plovees of Sachs Electric Co of St I OUl s With wire report- Builders drop lawsuit against city ■merit is a first stt p tow ard it s something w e have to Carl-Mitt hell ot time on want t o work together W e at each other in a v s t a r t said the agre» that goal " W e know spend a lot said ' But w e don't want t cour t room N o c iv, me tri W J ' M funding tor the Local Parks Recreation and Open Space Fund through lobbying e f f o r t s during the 70th regular legislative session c ouncilm em ber sallv Shipm an said th» state -sponsored fund provides crant*- for acquiring parkland but should not be vut becausi it is onlv a small portion ot th< state s budget Shipm an said the l egislature has prt vi- ouslv granted tht Austin area more than s i ! m ilium to acquire parkland It s not like it s a large amount ot men But it - verv verv Shipm an said ev important W hen the econom y is -low the tirru to d e s 1 -tate parks -.ud eet a wav from the hassle that - not Shipm an T*u need something that s Ires to By TARA PARKER Daily Texan Staff A lawsuit filed bv the Texas i apitol Area Builders Association against the citv ot Austin has been dismissed the \ustin C ity C ouncil announced rhursdav The suit charged the city w ith failing tv follow procedure in posting eight i hangrs itv is re in development regulations 1 in quired to post changes in rules M) davs before they can be enforced a citv "tat! member said. The -mil was dropped however after the citv agreed certain r u l e s previouslv announced w ill no longer be enforced de U "From the citv s standpoint, we did not feel there was verv much merit to tin law suit, c ouncilmember Smoot Carl Mitch ell said "B u t the courtroom is an arena of last resort. I his was a wav tor the utv to show good faith Carl-Mitchell said the builders associa tion was not aware the O ftu e ot I and l)e velopment Services havl begun using tin required posting procedures tor tour ot the disputed rules O f the remaining four the vitv agreed not to enforce two of them and the otln r two were alreadv covered in citv ordi nance requirements c arl M itchell said Carl-Mitchell said com m unication be tween the citv and the b u i l d e r s associa tion still needs to be nn pn Castles in the sand Park, 6, C andace Park 4. and Jieun Cheong With a day off from school, three creative chil- dren build sand castles at the Colorado 5, are the architects The girls parents are Apartments Thursday afternoon Caroline students at the University Bev Cotton Daily Texan Staff M E X I C O C A R I B B E A N R I V I E R A BEACH FUN Spring Break PUERTO VALLARTA CAN CÚ N • CO ZU M EL 5 to 8 DAYS — MARCH 14-22 A ll PKGS NCL AIR BEA CH-OTE. 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(.rant Jones D-Abilene and com- there nnttee would be no guaranteed decrt ase in insurance rates co-chairman, said I he committee recomnu ndations consist of m) proposals for reform of the civil justice s\stem, 22 aimecf at im proving regulation of the insur­ ance* industrv and teuir pre>posals tor inc rea sed regulation e>t the medi- tort Suggested reforms would plat»- a S2'30,1 *00 ceiling on non-eco- nomu damages, such as pain and suffering and punitive damages but would not limit actual cciniomic ARE YOU SHOOTING SLIDES FOR CLASS THIS SEMESTER place a slid ing si ale* tor la w ye rs con tinge ncv fees and abolish joint and several liability Joint and sever­ al a llo w s a plaintiff to collect 100 percent of dam ages from a partiallv responsible defendant if ane ther de- te ndant is u ninsured ind ustrv Suggested reform s ot the in su r­ ance* include* mandatorv rate* re v ie w s and certification of in ­ surance com panies' risk, m anagers I he committee* s tour reiom m en- l include m andatorv re porting ot p h ysician s conduct that w o u lc cause* icrr denial or revocation m edical license i-via d bv the* 1< State board ot M e d ica l I xam ine f I we) com m ittee m em bers K en t C a p e r to n , I-)-B ryan , a n d I lam es H u rv , I K .a iv e - t o r did snCCcUSs ; !■ 1 P H I Í I T I » 2420(fuudxi/u/xe e j. o jmm mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm C O U f W W f t • a m mm mmm a m o ^ j ROFFLER SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGN 1 SHAMPOO BLOW DRY$5 CUT » 4SS-2620 j ne*ritv report next w eek C apertein said the report is a ’ dra­ matic i>\erroaction, and it would be ver» bad public police ( aperton said the minnritv report will toe us on reform of the insur­ ance industrv but may include m i­ ner tort reforms H e said providing “ dismeentiv o " ter filing frivolous suits and setting up a system otht r T h e D a i l y T e x \\ 4 987 Page 9 A FINAL WORD ABOUT FRATS U.T/s 31 different fraternities, representing more than 2600 men, have created a diverse fraternity system. 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"Miut tut» i.m id .t, t a n t t . l * " vnk i aM a k t a drrl M ln ! adial ifairr nrr i »»> In* rlrrt skrre» i 1 rnsi aad rrai mad X»»» I Krar sluat taard' T H E D a i l y T E X A N Friday, January 23 1987 Page 10 ÍÍFSGB3© M i & K W n N a s s a u , Bahamas FROPT I j OO By MARTY HOBRATSCHK D aily T e x a n Statt 6 days ^ 2 5 nights ♦ AIRFARE ♦ HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS I d C a m p U S ♦ FREE COCKTAIL PARTIES Tours'" 4AND MUCH, MUCH MORE C a ll T o ll F r e e : 1 - 8 0 0 - 6 - B A H A M A Committee OKs secretary of state The Senate Nom inations C ommit tee Wednesdax endorsed the nomi nation for secretan of state of a I Iouston lawyer-businessman xx ho has never held an elective political office in Texas. But lack Rains, w hose nomina tion was approved 6-0 bv the N om i­ nations Comm ittee, said he believes he has the experience to till the po­ sition 1 he full Senate will vote on his nomination Mondnx " I am not unfam iliar v\ ith the stat- utory and constitutional prox isions of the office," Rains said. "B u t I will be the first to stipulate mx igno­ rance of those provisions and that I have a great deal to learn. Nix experience as an attorney and a political I have more than passing experience with election law .utixist indicate he said Rains has held a civilian position on the Veteran's 1 and Board for two v e a r s under ( om missioner I and C.arrx Mauro. In his fir s t job out of the U n iversi­ ty of Houston l a w School, Rains s a id he handled cases in vo k ing tht then new 1\-adopted U niform C om ­ mercial Code, an area in which the secretary' of state s office has j u r i s ­ diction. "T h e v |his, em ployers) told me I was the only one w ho had studied the I IC C ," he said. Rains has been chairman of the board of 3 D International, a H o u s ­ ton-based design and management firm since I982 Because tho com panx has done business with the state in the past. Rains s a id he has resigned chairman of the board and sold hi^ interest in the cumpa ny. Rains Is- also director of I angle- wood hank But he said he x\ ill onlx leave has position not sell his stock in the com pany. Because I \x .isn't active in man agement and they {the bank) do no business xvith the state of T exas, I will retain mv interest in them ' he I have a s k e d a n accounting s a id . and a law tirm to look at each one of mx investments to see thex do not present a conflict of interest Rams said all his assets and in- vestments will be placed in a trust. Rains will be replacing M yra M cDaniel as secretary of state. If R a m s nomination is approved by the Senate, he s a id he will be eager to accept the position. "This is a once-1n-a-life opportu­ nity " Rains said. "N o t m any peo­ ple are in a position to interrupt their life and their career Rains served as the co-chairman of (.ox Bill Clements' 1986 re-elec­ tion campaign, and as Houston re­ gional chairman for Clem ents' 1982 cam), aign against former ( .o x Mark W hite. In 1978, Rains supported ( lements in the general election af­ ter campaigning against him in tin Republican pnmarx Rains attended Thomas Jefferson H igh School m Port \rthui He graduated from h xas \& M and tht I niversitx ot I Iouston 1 .m school Looking for o little Cxcitement? Something Different? Be a Volunteer! 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January 23, 1987 Page 11 Sports continues on pages 12 and 19 sports Defenses dictate strategy Associated Press P A S A D F \ A , C alit Law rence raylor worries about John f:lway's legs, how hard the Denvt r quarter- back is u » foring d i*wn Rulon Jones worrit s about Phil Simms eves, how even under th< fieri est of rushes thi Giants quarter bat> keeps his eves dovvnfield looking to fimi a receiver iu-t before he gets hit. Sundav s Super Bow l could turn on w hether Taylor or Jones does a better ¡oh. It the D enver Br >ncos and \ e w York G iants plav different s o r t s of defenses, there is one remarkable similarity: The G iants key their pass ru-h to the stunts of the linebacker- defensive end duo of Tavlor and I eonard M arshall; the Broncos use the tandem at Karl M ecklenburg and Jones, Ml four are going to tin Pro B o w ! W hat wt have to do is stop the running game and make them go to ment seconded hv the other- Super Bowl, Super Hype, Super Bu Quotes, from the sensitive to the ndiculou-, gathered from \ ar ous newspapers and wire stories during Super Bow 1 week: "There's a difference between a sack and a sack, A -ark i- when you come from behind someone w ho doesn't know you're coming and put your helmet into his back and make him blow a snot*feubble The hall flies everyw here, and the coach comes out jn d asks the quarterback, Are you all right1 That - a -acA ’’ — Lawrence T a y ­ lor, Giant Isnebac ker "It was photo day They took my picture. I left M ark Ba- varo. Giant fight end, explaining w h y he spum ed reporters w ho tried to interview him on Super Bow'l photo day. "Intim id ate? W e 're real nice gentlemanly guys w h o compete in a gentfc*manl) sport." — Kenny H ill, Gian* strong safety, w h o was reportedly f ned $5,LMX3 last week for a late hit on 49er receiver Jerry' Rice. " I f it's possible, leave home d ur­ ing the gamt- ' — Candace Rios a battered wom en's shelter coun­ selor, giving advice to women with husband- w ho have a history of abusive behavior. 1 think the most underrated thing in this w hole thing is the Denver Broncos. I think it's going to be a real defensive battle." — John M adden, C B S commentator. i didn't h.ivt that mt ing to h im ," 1 aylor n ias there maybe three iuldn t bring him dov Bear hugs B a y’or players celebrate their 63-62 Southwest Confer- en .e win over the Arkansas Razorbacks n Waco Tn jrsday night This was a very big win for us Baylor Coach Gene Iba said the stretch won it for us Will ams nad '5 rebounds and Bay or scored the fma e the game for the win For the story and Franks (Williams) play down basketball action, see page 19 UT seeks direction against Tech B y S T E V E D A V IS e leva- page 12 H I L L E l " ” HILLEL HILLEL* F r id a y , J a n . 2 3 , 6 : 3 0 p .m . R a b b i J u d y Z a b a r e n k o Vso( Rabbi. 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NOT VALID WITH OTHER S P E C IA L S 2 PERSON MINIMUM EXPIRES FEBRUARY 15. 1987 NOT VALID WITH OTHER S P E C IA L S EXPIRES FEBRUARY 15. 1987 TEXAS UNION REC CENTER TEXAS UNION REC CENTER i aits & entertainment Spear hard-rock reggae By JOE BELK Dally Texan Sfa“ TfTHTf: of the major Jamaican bands. 1 he pop ska roots which w ere still a m a­ t v in bands like Toots and lt »r influt tht M avtalsan i Bob Marlev and the Wallers were almost invisibl* here Spear ha 1 a tougher rot - approach and an underlying African feel Because o t ‘ his M arcus C a n e \ was perhaps the first great reggae album w ith hooks that sneak up on the listener In other w o r d s the p o p flavor (>f earlier classics like Ya tt\ (the Waiters) and Furtkx D re ad k in ^ ^ tu n the Maytals) made their appeal immediate w h ile tht intense brooding of M arcus (,a rv e \ t o o t hk< Rot ‘ ha tiu Along w ith Toots and the M av- taK, Burning Spear is the only band fr >m reggae's dassk period that h •’till the rt a ll\ active. A lthough band s most recent releases don t match its previous efforts, Burning Spear'1' impeccable reputation a" a live band should provide com pen­ sation w h e n it p e rfo rm 1' Saturday at Liberty Lunch. W hen Burning Spear form ed in the early 1970s, thev had a political com m itm ent w hich had a r tecedents in a rti'K such as Jimrm C lift and Bob Marlev They carried it a step further, however: C liff and Marlev sang about oppression mainly be­ cause it was a concern ot their *>oci- ety, whereas tor B urning Spear mu* sic and politics were natural!» inseparable The form er served as a vehicle tor the latter and the latter motivated them to do the form er I heir anti slaverv songs far outdis­ tance Marlev " , and their populist ene1- for justice w ere more forceful than C l i f t " Ih<- Burning Spear ot today, ex- I H I ! ) VII V n \ \ N Friday January 23 1987 Page 13 bum pkins hunks and local UT Student Radio Lunch The Hickc u &€ theme tan drop! will open th< Johnny and the alv who wsil be piaytnc '. Records re ease who play the group needs $37,000 to pay for licensing fees and runks will ask Force other expenses In the meantime the Task Force has already obta ned perm ission to use space in the c a loo-v great Varsity Cafeteria building as its broadcast headquar* ters and hope to have its final proposal ready to sub- show yS-recom- mit to UT adm nistrators by next fall ongs f'0m ophomore D m :orce says Student-run rae o s a more-than-worthy cause the □ -v is in play ( i ternat ve ra i d can : — Lorra;ne Cademat fol- If Friday 1/23: Sat urday 1/24: Sunday 1/25 M on d a y 1/26: Tuesday 1/27: Wednesday 1 28: Thursday 1 29: Friday 1/30: Evan Johns & the H-Bombs with The Ranch Hands The Outlaws with Rocky Athu to open Flashback with Soper Bowl Specials and Football Chili Hell's Cate & Electric Pilgrim The Urge & The Wayouts SADO Flashback LouAnn Barton and Joe Miranda the Room 2015 E R I V E R S I D E 2 5 c D R A F T BEER 7 - 1 0 p . m fc V E R Y N I G H T • . 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From S 2 6 0 ; 301 W. 38th 323-6526 £ 5 » ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Alpine Forest S O D E P O SIT l! leased in J a n u a ry ■ ►T >< i« 4 y i* 3 A • $250 ge Hem \ K 4 5 5 8 A v e . A 454 SJMI3 4 5 » 0 7 9 0 M ii M l GREAT RATES $100 off first month 's rent. Leasing Sow and for Spring Furnished I'nfumished • til • i klrm • 2 bdrm C o m e m e n t h lo c a te d , a ll a p p lia n c e s , s u n d c v k . p o o l. la u n d ry r o o m , 1 - b lo c k to s h u ttle ( ias a n d « a lc i p a id 302 H . 453-4002 U IIM t i l l I I I I I I m u I n i l I n i l m i l l i II I I I = Enjoy Studmg In The Seremh O f | Hyde Park = “ s E j£ E s E - z 5 Large Clean Qu-e' Bdrr> Aph w'th Ge- Hec* and W ote Pc d large Wat nüoseh Sky obn Dishwaine- Disposa Ceilmq Fans Bakor^s On Site Laund7 Room Swimtn '3 PoO' Nev. :ur v e Located 5 Blocks From Campus on IF Shuttle f r 5 r s E = E = z z I 3301 Speedway I 476 1619 Z Professionally Managed H i — On-Site Management S 5 Tt 111111111I I 1111I I 111111111t 111111111111 i I ( hit and I wo BednKNns I rom $350 • V1. • N I I jns • \ ► \ i 2207 Leon 47S-17S1 C all \f ter noons A u U tl* 4 U*¿4< ¿uzHijÁen at<% itmemíu c t ! f -1*4. uecuiUtf Q4te Plaza Court Apts 1 76 RENTAL 3 6 0 -— Furn. Apts. NEAR U r Law School on RR Shuttle Far mshed ■ CA ! 0 oom s $175 ABP, shore baths 3310 Red River 4 76- 3 6 3 4 1-23 SEMESTER LEASt o< !Br $ 28 only $?5> (free 3 ’ 9113 2 9 . Br $ 3 8 ! UVE COMFORTABLY CONVENIENTLY AN0 A FF0R0ABIY IN W E S T C W I P l Close W a ikrg Distance Cali Paul 3 2 2 -0 9 0 3 340 - Misc. STORE REM O D ELIN G i f CLEARANCE Storeracks, fixtures, displays, entire stock of T-shirts $1 each. Mexican Dresses 510 each Corona Sweatshirts $5.95 each. Fashion sunglasses $2 each Sterling Silver R.ngs $2 75 each. 451-0847. AMPEX VIDEOTAPE 3-4 mch 6 0 minute, oox o f te r $ 9 0 Judy Baker 471-4405 *eave message 1-27 SINGER 5102 sewmg machine $100 Electric Smith-Corona typew riter $ 90 Coll 472-1112 after 7pm 1-28 A S H T O N spreadsheet, database w ord processor $ 2 2 5 Blue ten speed $ 65 3 2 7 1851.1 fra m e w o r k TATE RENTAL 3 6 0 — Furn. Apts. a c e VILLA NORTH 4520 Duval 1 Bedroom Apartm ents $ 2 9 5 4 5 9 -9 1 3 1 N u e c e s S q u a r e Apts 2200 Nuec es 2 B lo c k s F ro m I T A C Pool F ret* P a r k in g \ \ I) F u r n is h e d 1 B d r m $ (50 mo, 4 7 4 -2 0 2 4 i X X J 1 BR - $ 3 9 5 - 5 4 4 0 2 BR $ 4 6 0 ACROSS FROM LA W LIBRARY covered parking, Huge ' 1 dishwasher AC, laundromat many extras Regular $ 4 4 5 / month $ 2 7 5 Sublet spring 3 4 3 8175 leave message 1-23 NEW LY REMODELED ALL BILLS PAID Eff — $ 2 9 5 - 5 3 3 0 C A /C H W A LK TO CAM PUS 2212 San Gabriel O ff Hrs. 10-5 3 0 Daily 474-7732 UT SHUTTLE erfefy emodeied, large furnished eff»oen mtctowave dtshwesher, disposci centno- poo! taurrdry storage ctaset 108 Place t065 - f - *•* i - • SAN D PIPER APTS. 2810 R IO G R A N D E W a lk in g d istan ce to cam pus S pacious 2 b ed furnishe d M ic ro w a v e in te rc o m a n d c e ilin g fan in e a ch lo o m W o lk in closets gas c o o k in g c o v e re d p a rk in g L arge sun deck a n d sw im m in g p o o i w ith w ate- taste fully 2 b a tti fa ll Resident m a n a g e r G as o n d w o ter p a id O N L Y 1 LEFT TO RENT! C O M ! bv # 2 0 4 BETW EEN 11 on- A N D 8 p rr O R CALL 4 7 6 - 8 3 6 9 4 4 4 - 2 7 5 0 I-2 9 A FRONTIER APTS. Large effit ency Convenient to campus O n shuttle and city bus Q uiet complex C ACH 4111 Av enue A G as and W a te r Paid, $250 462-0930 447 9845 Í 6 A FOUR BLOCKS WEST UT Attractive ctear )8fi «ffiatncy 0CH«ta- • * Red , ed R« 1 No peh $260 $280 41 U 0 8 Leon 4 7 6 -8 9 1 3408 s peedw a* LARGE EFFICIENCIES O N UT SHUTTLE M E S Q U I T E TREE A P A R T M F N T S A P A K I M t N I b $19 9 per month -# Call Equity 4 4 3 -0 2 4 7 o r452-9357 *" '** ! f ' *' • 7 7 , . 2-17a Resident wows®!}#/ e 30^ 24TO to* W ALK T O CAMPUS Vfim 4 70 23$ 7 O n e B e d ra o n i $* * *4 ’ 1 n t a ^ n ^ M O N T A G E APTS $280 2 8 ’ 3 R IO G R A N D E U n d e N e w M a n a g e m e n t' Q u*ef Cam ple* Convenient to UT Redeco rafed 1 bdrm. 1 both CACH la undry Room C o v e re d P ocking G o t^ W tH ff P od 9 2 8 9 8 6 8 4 4 7 9 8 4 5 La qe 2 1 on RR Shuttle route furnished ceiling •an( poo Near HEB C r site manacier $485 371-3943. CASA DE S A LAD O APTS X M A S I N J A N M ove-in Today! Pay No RentT ^ebruory REDUCED REN’ S * MARQUS APARTMENTS * FREE GAS HEAT, U . T . A R E A Plush 1 2 BCR s' i S ta rt $ 3 4 $ 3 9 ‘ r URNISHED TW O BEDROOM N e w ly Ren' :>aeled ' w o blo c ks to C a m p u s n e w . a r p f tile p a m f & h t^ 'e Quit?! c o m p le x w ith sw irr ney comp.e« qq 4 7 6 - 9 1 9 9 $275 Hyde Park Area S P A N IS H O a k APAR' ME NTS Casbah Apartments 2 2 0 0 S on G o b r te for 2 3 peop't- $4 $ 4 6 0 fo r 2 p e o p le $ 4 O f o r 3 o r 4 p e o p e 4 T3 - 4 4 4 2 3 0 7 E 31st Cavalier Apartm ents 4 7 4 - 7 7 3 2 F R E E R E N T 1008 Rem Dr DIPLOMAT♦ APTS. ♦ 1911 San Gabriel J ♦ ♦ • N #W ly Furnished ▲ • W aik lo Campus • W alk -in Closets • Quiet • brudent Du ounts • And M o re ♦ From S3 50 ♦ J 4 6 9 - 0 2 2 4 Manager Apt. »202 ^ SALADO APARTMENTS 2704 SALADO •<*• r o w a n H u g e 2 2 fu lly fu rn ish e d C A CH m ’ blocks from compus 1 block from shu He Come by Apt # 2 0 3 ur coll 4 ? ; for more informe •1622 4 '6 8 3 6 9 c e ilin g »o>’ $ 2 BD 1 BA $ 3 7 5 LARGE 1-1 $ 3 7 5 3 BLOC* S T O C A mPUS New Carpet New Appliances Gas, Heat & Hot Water Paid Covered Parking, 40 Ft Pool LA CASITA APARTMENTS 482-9154 263-5560 VILLA O RLEA N S 2 06 W 3 8 th $ EL C IO A P T S . 3 ’ 34 Se e-- Two* LEASING NOtt FOR SPR IN G >4 • * * • G e o ' * - .3’ A Shuf* H ,4 • • i t • B e a u tifu l P o o l & C o u r ty a r d * S o m e Units A il Bills P a id Call Clyde a* 452-33 *. 1 MARK V (ROM S390 • N i c e Po< • S h u H t' it • 3 9 1 4 Ave D 323-0740 RENTAL 370 — U nf. Apts Student Specials • T I ( ■ Ki. j l a r ■<, * t >>$4iio i i i s l i m I H H St. E d w a r d ' s D r . • \¿ r .'£ r .'z r :¿ r ;£ r .'£ r .'2 r .'2 E IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 1 & 2 BEDROOM UNITS for STUDENT FAMILIES $100 deposit, appliances, 'aundry an shuttle bus route, w¡th rent starting at $ 2 6 9 Reserve yours today!!! DI VISIO N OF H O U S I N G A N D FOOD SERVICE 200 W. 26th Street 471-3136 $ 7 9 M O V E - I N • Italian Cfrromic Tile » K u • 2 B edroom Guest Housr- • G f M ic ro w a v e O vens and Bath UNDER NEW M AN AG EM ENT PRE-LEASING FOR SUMMER = | | = 5 E ^ V l' y i u Y t c S V -yi I T y ¡ e . ‘i j i i i i i i i ii iiii ii iiit ii ilim i ii i iiit ii ii ii ii ii iii m i iii ii u iiiH iiiiit iiiii t i iiiiiiiik S u m m e r R a t e s D u r i n g T h e W i n t e r P L U S 2 O f f F i r s t M o n t h s R e n t - • • • S 5 SB . • HYDE PARK APTS. I 4413 S pe e dw ay M ove In T o d a y | 458-2096 D a v i s & A s s o c . = i¡TllllllllllllllllllllinilllllllillllllltttlllllllWlllllllllllliltillHIIHIIItllHS TWO BLOCKS FROM C A M P U S N U E C E S S Q U A R E A P T S . 2 2 0 0 N u e c e s ! • S w im r r • G a s a n d W a t e • A ir • W a s h e • < : c r p r • F a n • • F r e f P, A s 3 5 0 Intercooperative Council4 7 6 - 1 9 5 7 SPECIAL RATES! S U M M E R R A T E S D U R I N G T H E W I N T E R 4 - V2 O F F FIR ST MONTH S R I M Id e a l F o r iH u d cn ts L o o k in g F or A • 1 BK Furn $ 3 0 0 • I B K I ,* < - ! " • S f . t t :• • < o m m u n itj • In tra m u ra l F ield s St • I . 6(H) W . 51 st V ILLA SOLANO A P T S. lo 1 -6682 D A V IS & A S S I H GARDEN GATE A P A R T M E N T S C O - E D SPEC IA L WINTER RATES > C> ^ .O ’ a E*- > N .C C / . 0 - £V <> > -C nS v F . J? • • • AH New Intenors and Appliances ^ t a H o r b % tm it C lm e lo e x ' Shuttle O n -S u e Laundry Scv u n n P a u o lle d Start at $ 3 | 0 t a » X S S r * 478-0955 P f e e f e s s i o M l y M — B y R t f t i q B n a c r t i n Í * I I u k • M B t M . U g a g a • leweei Ipe S A N D S T O N E A P T S . I A D N M A N W a — r N CLOSE ... FOR YOU SAGEBRUSH • 10 Discount - Start at $3^f • Large Pool a n d Sundec k • S p a c i o u s Apartments • Close to Central C am p • On site Laundry a n d More Sh /n* 478-0992 T h e Elm s "A PLEASANT PLACE TO LIVE” NOW REFURBISHED O F F E R I N G : STUDENT DISCOUNTS FURNISHED&UNFURNISHED 2BR/1BA 2BR/2BA 1 BR/1 BA • START FROM $310 • WATER A N D G AS PAID • FREE CABLE H O O K UP • CENTRAL LO C A TIO N • CLOSE TO SHUTTLE 600 East 53rd St. 4 5 2 - 7 2 0 2 . GO WEST FOR V f SUMMER RATES DURING THE WINTER "M o ve -ln Specials To Show You W e M ean Business ijattji 1 BR Furn. F r o m S300 2 BR Furn. F r o m S450 GAS & WATER PAID SHUTTLE AT FRONT DOOR Ideal For Students Tanglewood Westside Apartments 1403 N orw alk L n . 472-9614 L D avis & Assoc. A LA CANADA FURNISHED - L . r LL.S ; -- I L E 'S l E.-_ • P ( • ^ BCS CALL TODAY 477-3619 (Ottice At Chez Jacaues 1302 * 24th i .............................................................. ■ - - ............ .................... ............ _______ ........... - - • - FREE MONTH'S RENT WITH A TWELVE M O N T H LEASE H O L L O W A Y APTS. 2 BLOCKS FROM CAMPUS 2 5 0 2 NUECES • Al! Bilis Paid • A:r Conditioning • Access to ICC Pools • Large Common Area • Free Parking • W asher/D ryer • Q u i e t • Cable H ook-up A vailable CALL 4 76 -l 957 Inter-Cooperative Council *245 STUDENTS WELCOME!¡ GARDENGATE APTS. C O - E D Lowest Rates Ever! Take Advantage Of Campus Life This Spring Semester Some Units w /F ireplaces • N ig h t Security G u a rd Provided • Fenced Parking • Balconies Faong U.T Tow er A re a w ith Private Permit O n ly Parking • C e ilin g Fans • M i c r o w a v e s • 2 H ot Tubs M O VE IN TODAY Luxury 1 BR Furnished I Í222 Rio Grande 476-4992 MOVK IN TODAY Luxury 1 BR F u rn ish ed 2222 Rio G ran de 47h-4992 4 47 *4 1 3 0 M-F 8 -6 SAT 9 -5 2101 BURTON DR. SUN 12 5 RENTAL RENTAL 360 — Furn. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. NICE E fh o E N C r $ 2 2 9 ->0 on, room $259 50 e'ectnoty if s* 115 Fronkl." House $295 453 ! D O W N T O W N C A P tT O l i eo 8¡ places, eft m e n Se- 'N poo; deck from $335 160* Wesi a 4 6 9 08c 2 13 WALK TO Um vei- •> - io r " ’ * !Bk $ 2 2 0 2*08 Son Gobr-e: 3 4 ‘ LARGE G AR AG E apartm en’ O n room roc* famishing* oak f lo “ s jr* Eon 3 3 'd at H em pM I Pa » y iduate d*r *• N< pets $44 5 80 3 I 2 3 f . Duval Villa 4305 Duval 451-2343 RENTAL RENTAL R E N T A L RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL 3 7 0 — Unf. Apts. 3 7 0 — Unf. Apts. 3 7 0 - U nf. Apts. 3 7 0 — U nf. Apts. 3 7 0 — U nf. Apts. 390 — Unf. D u p le xe s 4 0 0 — C o n d o s - P A R K P L A C E A P T S 4 3 0 6 A V E N U E A HUGE LIVING AREA Tw o M a s te r Baths la r g e w a lk c lo s e ts — B u .lt trt a n »shelves O n e b*o<» fro m UT La d e s k s - r r c .... 5 m , K * 0* v . l y ,* m « d 4 l.d 6 5 454 year old home 1 block to shuttle ' jory a , aoie $260 $ 'A ? Ai A ÍTM E N T, fr« : • •• or ■ ut*l1 i-s I p c B c s a m A new e r apt com m unity u here | students * r e special 5200 N Laaar • 158-9185 STUDENT SPECIAL I 8DÍ APARTMENTS S T A R T I N G AT S 295 lose to shuttle 68 5 sq f 472-9516 THE STRATFORD 1817 E. O lto r f 442 2316 (Z HI I hsi 0 V »WEEP APT! CLASSIC LIVING' The Brook Apartment Homos offer lux contemporary iw ng at the edge oí Heights placing you just mmute$ from Street & the UT area We re the hrtí tí We ohe' • Daily Workout Gasses fytíol Gear Pool • • • Some ; ■""fh ■* microwaves e q tans, cm > U r Call M artha or H olly at 44 4 2 4 8 6 E. DORADO : . CAM: C lA PAZ Well tceo* any dec If yog find . be1 dec an- g t *» and beat One bedcoon- starting a» $250 •• Cose ’o UT and sr> .*♦- c " city bus 'outes Furnished a p o - e - available Leasing office a* 35< Speedway 4/G-48*v~ TRAVIS HEIG HTS rQ W N L A K E CIRCLE A P 1 GRAD STUDENTS H u q e B u i l t - i n D e i UT C A M P U S 3001 D U VAL S 501st Mon^ 3 0 4 E 3 3 r d 5 B i $: JT S 2 s: 4 7 9 - 6 3 3 1 Camino Real 2810 Salado 472-3816 I TENNIS Í ■ ANYONE? Ñ • HIGHPOINTl f i / i t i a t i c a VILLAGE g Apartments ... m m ■ ■ I We Also Hove One ■ P ■ 2 4 0 0 W i c x e r s h a m 0 ■ 385-2044 ! s ■ mmw + wmmmZ S P E C IA L FIRST M O N T H FREE THE ATTIC APTS. A l l BILLS PAID 2 2 f r o m $ 4 7 5 4 7 6 - 5 6 3 1 Downtown Convenience A n to n Heights Apt C o il Jim o f 4 4 8 0 2 9 5 H w y 2 9 0 E 26 6 6 6 4 North Cdpe ApOrh-nenh 834-^ 2 BR on SHUTTLE $325, $350; $375 STUDENT SPECIAL 5 ¡63 FOR RENT CLASSIC ^ ■ g l a . « t f í t ¿ S c ? ■ , ..., .-e $ . 15 i>t*s G ep o vi $ 0 0 N JK U t A L . m 'ScHo M O N ' H -D ' 5 7 .1 - 4 , 9 ft eilings 3 brass ceiling fans ■- mini-b* nds stained w oodw ork, refimshed w ood floors, CA/'CH — m odem appliances Big rooms, 2 covered porches. $ 4 9 5 459- m 9 0 9 5 p oo l 2*1 STUDIO Tr>-plex near I f held Nice 1-30 grounds poof CA/CH, oil apphances $425 Water gos po»d 454 9423 454 5454, 2-9 WEST CAMPUS - com pletely remodeM ■ Walk or shuttle O bctnc. Ken M e Wilke** 4 78*24*0 2 9A urge etf c • odt son $ 2 5 0 tager 476 redone e washer dryer connect** rpe’ $410 440-0944 280 411 N O . $5 ippftonces, qu $295 ADGAR „ MFORTABU 2 -i Northwes ge Eenr ed yord pet OK -me ?ose $375 444-6076 495 « 2-i remodeled wit ces CA/CH, three ceih $495 • 1 urnished • G reat L o c a tio n • Vv alk to C d m p u 1- • A ll Kite hen A pp lia n ce s • M i c r o u ,i v < • B u ilt in desks • W a s h e r & I ) r \ er • Covered Parking bargains M otivated own rty leased Torrytown. Campus available os w iperties 4 5 4 -/0 6 5 2-9 C o rn e rsto n e $50 BAS 4 - orge 4 74 8883 chooi Spoooc ces Quiet pn> Ask fo r M o v e - ir S p e cie Luxury condominiums, near Han­ cock Shopp ng Center efficiencies Appliances, fireplace tans, (OCU27 Quiet eon h-or- $300 ARCH Propert es 467-2390 2 !8C FREE PENT LIM ITE D OFFER O P E N H O U S E D A I l v O J*lro *i 7 7 - 2 2 * ' t o w n h o m e s c o n v e n ie n t lu x u r y L o m a r A n d e ia o n L N /fH 3 5 2-1, 2 -2 fire p la c e g a r a g e P ool, ________ oppiwancm p ie * A p- g u te t fro m $415 A R C H P R O P E R T IE S 4 6 7 -2 3 9 0 o r 450-1414 2-18D >d tw o bed SPfNNGS or 4 • p*e* AH epioces ceskng ng room, forge di^ $ 5 8 5 445 chen ARLA -BR -BA 380 — Furn. D u p lex e s i washer am be h y d € p a r k Spooous 2 pkonces CA-^CH small yard, gas, pa*d $ 4 7 5 V¡sto Properties 47' SPACIOUS 2 Carpe’ ZJ ouet neighborhood Enhef< near shuttle $ 49 5 3 9 0 — Unf. D up le x es HYDE PARK N«*w s p o c o u s 4 2 d u p ie x or- S p e e d ­ w a y 2 a n a a-- o m e - 't ie t -n ciu ding wosn»- o r e d rv e - $ 30C- m o • d e p o s r Rent v i g a re a s sto ra g e ro o r- 2 4 4 9 5 8 6 o f 82 2 4 9 f o r m o re ¡nfo " 0 . ' ^ n & A ssoc.ates AC. HY0€ PARK - ^orge ottroctive ceibng tarn c a rp *’ oppltor»ce$ yord wo%f pc»d $ 3 9 5 45 8122 W estW oH d studv close-m a»po hood 5 0 0 8 Cos we* $ 2 2 5 Phone Hor NORTH OP campus 3 3 " Soeedwcy O ne b edroom Rent $ 2 2 5 * utilities Contact T. E W iley Company at 472 - V t BLOCKS west at campus- 25* one b ed ro om sort Or»e : mpée^eH ''ehobbec with h«-ep»ace AC 3-pe* Re"f $ 2 7 5 - etectnc Contact T storey W H eyCom pany 4 7 2 9 2 2 8 2-10 ■’ I OFT study o r thmd bedroom , hre- ace fenced yard * cor garoae W D x>k-ups TO m mutes from campus S o m eth ing D iffe re n t 2 4 0 0 - B T hornton > 4 4 S -S 4 I1 4 4 7 4 9 0 1 • $ 0 0 0 G u a d a lu p e * ! F u lly Fur r u s h e d S3tS 4S 4 4411 R f N T A L 3 7 0 U n f A p t s Irongate ♦ Apartm ents ♦ * 4 5 4 - 2 6 3 6 ♦ t C A L L N O W 1 I O N E M O N T H FREE R E N T Ri v e r i i d e n N X A B r i d g e h o l l o w { PT S O U TH ■ O lto rf P O IN T S O U T H —B R ID C tH O L L O W R ental O ffice: 1910 W illo w c re e k C & ie n s h a b ite r a v e c ^ o h n e n ü > í e b e í u i t ó . ♦ ♦ Ven a vivir conmigo. i f f t /¿ 7 7 1 '* ' ' Free Laundry * Su p re m e C o u rt M em bership • Two Pools • Two H o t Tubs • C e il­ O AK LODGE A P A 5T V ; N ’ " C V : i 5 1 2 - 4 4 0 - 0 1 18 ing Fans * Fireploces 23’7 Fiecsc"* /c e. U \\ * t 1 \\ 4 \ ^ Vt \% OAK LOOOI 11 m V T h e D a i l y T e x a n Friday, January 23. 1987 Page 18 RENTAL R E N T A L R EN T A L R E N T A L R E N T A L R EN T A L R EN T A L R EN T A L R EN T A L 400 — Condos- 400 — Condos- 400 — Condos- 420 — U nf. H o u ses 425 — Room s 435 — Co-ops 440 — R o o m m a tes 440 — R oo m m ates 440 — R oo m m ates Townhouses T o w n h o u se s T o w n h o u se s R O C K N W e s t Cam pus co-op needs iners $ 2 8 5 double $ 3 4 5 single A B P meals included Bring your small pets smoke all y o u w an t' 4 78-6586 1 23 R O O M M A * F N E E D E D Take marte/ BR in 2BR co n d o 10 minutes UT Furnished qu*e' C A / C H pool, low utilities $310 46 7 9 2 4 2 1 23 Responsible Female needed S O U T H N e w furnished 2 2 house Appliances ? bills Jean ette 282 fireplace $ 3 0 0 * ^ 5 7 7 8 eves 2 9 _ SH A R E L A R G E 2BR ipt four blocks west of UT N onsm oker $ 2 2 5 2 utilities Jo h n 3 2 2 9 4 3 6 or Mr Bobbitt 472 __________________________ 2 7 7 9 1 2 6 F E M A L E R O O M M A T E n eed ed to share upstarn, half of beautiful quiet duplex W a ik UT M 'c r o w a v e dishwasher $2 75 UT C A f’T O L. A C C ( W D o w n tow n ) Pn «O 'c both nor smoking shared kitt hen r»o pets $ 2 2 5 A B P A b b e y House 474 139/ 4 9 5 -9 6 5 8 2-10 IN S E A R C H sf girls to share luxurious 2BR 2 B A com io , all utilises paid Colt or 4 729 1 5 0 6 W 13th # 3 1 com e by 4 76 H O U S E M A T E F O R centrally located hr C lea n bnght a n d airy $ 3 6 0 A B P 4 5 2 9 6 9 2 1 N O N S M O K I N G Ff M A I E to share . Bk 2BR W D, m icrow ave pool t ^ N e o r SR $ 2 5 0 T.na 443 6714 1 26 R O O M M A T E N E E D E D *n University W o m a n s C o -op Please call office *n order to rep ioce C T Fa n a s Thank You* 1-26________________________________________ R O O M M A T E W A N T E D to share new 2BR ■ ? B A apartm e''* o r PV shuttle route Must b e m ale mature neat nonsmok mg $ 212/mo * ft bills 445-5178 1-23 THRFE fourth shuttle S O P H O M O R E furnished Fully femaies ^ee- 4 rent utility 3 20 0 / 4 8 R O O M M A T E Tarrytow n $ . W A N T E D 33 * h or 447 7 7 7 ( 1-23 bills 4 7 2 F W F U R N iS H E D x>m 34 O w n b ed ro c late afte m o o n an d eve •ungs 1 2 LA R G E m bathrc R O O M M A T E house $190/r Nonsmc/kers 1 23 5 N E E D E Í S h are preferred M ike 44 1 N E E D on e o my three be it tw o room m ates to shore large droom house w»th S H A R E BE A JT IFUL h - , go* ¡ itti« N c ROOMMATE NEEDED Male or Female to Share 3 or 4 Bedroom Furnished Apartment Spacious, Clean, On Shuttle $190-5230 444-7536 too! Need Housemate? M e Stuck in my lease, are you? Move intc my 2-2 on F W Shut tie. $212.50. Save us both! Call 345 ^889 or 346-7054 even­ ings Keep trying! V IC T O R IA N 'A R T S H O U S E S / 4 0 J 3 4 0 0 D U V A L $1200 month Large 4 2 ? high ceilings, C A / C H Beautiful1 M a rg o 4 72 1000 32 7 7 8 6 6 (hom e) 2 4 (w ork) L A R G E 3 2 with fenced y a rd in D e lw o o d a r e a N e a r UT shuttle an d d o w n tow n C A C H W D connections $ 5 5 0 4 77 1948 4 7 2 9 3 3 8 1 2 3 N E A R L Y N E W near UT T i t kitchen 3 3 0 0 B French P lace $450/ month Chris 9 2 6 5 5 2 5 or I 8 5 8 5201 1 23 fully Furnished, Fenced y a rd .B A 51$T A N D G u a d a lu p e 3-1 with stove re fn g era to r, w a sh er fenced storage carport, shuttle across street $4 25 Vista Properties 3 4 5 3 1-30 C A C H d rye r 4 72 IN T R A M U R A L F IE LD S 2 1, a pp lian ces Freshly pointed Fenced y a rd $ 3 5 0 451 8122 W est W o r ld Real Estate 2-17A H Y D E P A R K 3-1 h a rd w o o d refrigerator trees Fenced pet O K . n ow $ 5 7 5 Hab* tat Hunters 482-8651 2-3 FR E N C H P L A C E Pretty house o ved ook Fire mg pork, n ew ly d ecora te d with p lace g a ra g e W D $4 75 4 7 7 8172 4 4 3 3 6 9 0 2-4 ________ F O R LE A SE purchase 3BR 2 B A mobile hom e 10 minutes to cam pus $ 4 5 0 mo utilities C a ll 8am 5pm 4 4 5 -0 5 3 3 1 28__________________________________________ IB A gard en hom e Fenced N E W 2BR yard, w hirlp ool bath, ceiling Fans fire p lace East Riverside $600/m onth 3 8 5 2 11 C A R P E T ED , refrigerator stove 39th Street $ 5 0 0 month 4 ’’8 4 5 4 6 1-29 GIRLS DOBIE room For sub lease G re a t savings' C all 512 4 6 9 5913 or 806 592 3 4 3 9 1-23 UT C A P IT O l A C C ( W D o w n tow n ) Prt vate bath, non smoking, shared kitchen no pets $ 2 2 5 A B P A b b e y House 4 74 1397 4 9 5 9 6 5 8 2 10 L A R G E PRÍVA TE room, ref/ige/ator bath N o kitchen A B P 38th Street N o pets 474 121? 2 12 T A R R Y T O W N R O O M lot quiet studious to n sidein te mole O n ER shuttle O w n room unfurnished. $ 2 0 0 month ; 3 util ties 4 7 8 8 5 5 4 1-23 H U R R Y H U R R Y h u rry1 W e s t < ampu*. a p a r t m e n t r e n t w ith r o o m room m ates G ill B ruce 472-1495 f o r 23 L A R G E PRIVA TE room $ 2 5 0 * / / v bills Kitchen privileges p o o l tree cable 27 yr old prefers nonsmoker Two blocks north compus 4 8 0 9 6 3 9 4 ? 4 77 3 2 1 23__________________________________________ R O O M S F O R men. T w o to room $125 neai Stork campus, kitchen Dorm 4 7 7 0 0 4 5 1 23 shored 430 — R o o m - B o a rd M A T U R E N O N S M O K E R petless Holt block UT Your o w n room $ 2 6 5 and up (includes suppers) Eight housemates 4 7 4 -2 0 0 2 4 72 5 6 4 6 2*2 3 B L O C K S from UT Student housing, fur nished, A B P meal p lan a va ila b le walk m closets pool loundry facilities, house keeping security im m ediate o ccu p am > C o m e ¿eel at hom e 4 78 9891 1-30 N E A R UT (east side; Attractive brick 3 1 fireplace, central heat, air. stove, refrig ­ erator big yard, trees $ 4 5 0 4 78 6 0 )4 1-29_________________________________________ UT. C A P IT O L A vate bath non-si no pets, $ 2 2 5 A B P A b b e y Hi 1397, 4 9 5 9 6 5 8 2-10 W D ow n tow n ) Pri mq, shared kitchen T W O B E D R O O M , campus, $ 4 5 0 476-5125 1-30 fen ced yard, near 435 — Co-ops 425 — Room s COME BY TODAY! ROOMMATE NEEDED To share a 3 bedroom house in a quiet East Austin neighbor­ hood $215 * 3 utilities. Can move 6359 immediately 472- in _______________ 1-29 M A tU R t N O N S M O K E R petless Holt block UT Your o w n room $ 2 6 5 a n d up (includes suppers) Eight housem ates 4 7 4 - 2 0 0 2 ,4 - 2 - 5 6 4 6 2 12 ‘ U R N S* FD C A B i l % p ro vid ed W a lk to University o r coprtoi Sh a re kitchen both, C A /C H , no lease, on Dillo line $ 2 6 0 -2 8 0 1904 N u eces 4 72 756 2 1 16 Bedr m to r •leges ¿ 6 7 6 35 At »nt to Female student I $ 200, near Airp oh Q U IE T N E A T responsible, studiou smoking w o m an n eed ed to share I with other University w om en month Bills paid. 4 7 2 -3 5 7 6 2-9D N E A R C A M P U S A B P S h a re bath < k tchei 2 8 0 0 Whitts 4 72 4 2 0 5 2-9 $ 2 0 0 $ 2 3 0 Sem ester 3 B L O C K S fr-.T ntshed A B P mi f housing t liable w c P R IV A TE R O O M S wit S24C shored ba A B P 23rd - A-* A n d w e h a v e v a c a n a. cíes Come By for A Tovrt $ 3 8 5 S i n g l e $ 2 9 5 D o u b le Call 499-8904 or 476-5678 m«ais VF (>F T A R I A S C O - O P H A S L A ( AN< IF S F O R S P R IN G , A. Nl M M l R M A I L F I M A I I D O U B L E S $2*4 SIN G LE S S325 $3 75 M l H U E S P A ID YOD G t T FK If ND S P th R ep lace balconies, attached garoges 14 tt vaulted ceilings, microwave dishwasher disposal W D pnvate bedroom downstairs and one up stairs oversized ova! morbie tubs $850 de posit will holds yours for spring term Call Gerald at 472 7362 or 452 3031 ___________________________ 1-23 SAVE $510 2-V/2, fourplex, fenced patio, W/D connection. $ 3 4 0 . 4 4 7 - 7580 , 4 4 0 - 0 9 4 4 . 2-10D 3 MONTHS FREE RENT Oak View Condominiums—2901 Son Jacinto Luxurious one and two bed­ room condos with everything. Across from UT Starting a* $600 Call Dan Joseph at 479-8727 1-28A NO DEPOSIT! Silverado Condos — unique p la n s ! M i c r o w a v e ! f lo o r W ashers/dryers in every unit. Pool, lacuzzi, party room! Secur­ ity, on shuttle S3 45 - S4 2 5 443- 3666. TARRYTO W N C H ARM Spacious 2-1 with h a rd w o o d floors, tile bathroom, shuttle, appliances, easy access to city co vered parking, extra storage Theresa R ecar 345- 8 7 4 9 or 472-8059 Deannie O w en s Com pany, Realtors Better Hom es & G ard e n s 1-23A 7 .6 2 5 % Interest Assume low payments Super v alu e 1 Lowest 2 BR 2 full bath in University a re a Clean as a whistle All appliances, big window s corner unit Roomm ates split $460 month large P I T. Call Jo e 928-4616 1-23 C L O S E UT 2-2 furnished unfurnished, in *ercom, ceiling fans Properties, 4 7 ’ 9 9 2 5 2-90 fireploce Hov#e8 W E S T C A M P U S con d os - pnces cut dra- matically, some as much as 5 0 % Call University Properties 4 5 4 -7 0 6 5 2-9D pR E L E A S r TOR summer & foil Houses All duplexes, condos, o r apartm ents areas available University P*opertie* 45 4 -7 0 6 5 2 9 D ________ _ cO R R EN T 2BR beacn con d o South P ad re island, 14-20 M arch $ 2 0 0 mghr sleeps 8 512 6 8 4 8 6 9 7 1 2 7 B E A U T IFU L IBR co n d o t rep lace W D poo. hot tub deck, prestigious neiqh borh ood $4 7 5 Lease or lease p v c h o s e 837-37811-27_____________________________ G O O D B Y E L A U N D R O M A T ! W D m 2-2 o n a o with ceiling fan, firep lace frene*- doors poo* and a cu rz i Twc nlocks from campus, $ 6 5 0 712 G ra h a m P lac e Call Virginia 474-8413 1-28 TiM BER R ID G E condominiums Reduced rent starting at $ 4 5 0 for 2/2 an d 2 /2 1 * w d, on e and tw o cor g a rag e s pool and tennis courts spring m ove in specials for students s*gn'ease early 4 4 ^ 0 5 8 0 1 2 8 N E A R UT shuttle N W effu ency M; c ro w av e refrigerator dishwasher W D pool covered parking Excellent condi hon Call Ju d y 3 2 8 -0 8 2 8 d ays 863 8 7 9 7 evenings. 2 9 T IM B E R R ID G E condominium s Reduced rent starting at $ 4 5 0 for 2 2 a n d 2 2 * I an d 2 car garages, pool tennis W / D courts spring m ove n specials for stu dents sign lease early 4 4 7 0 5 8 0 2 9 2-2 C o n d o W a lk in g distance to UT San P ed ro O aks, 8 0 3 W e s t 28th $ 5 0 0 A v aila b le immediately 477-6551 M att or Andy, 3 2 7 -6 2 3 4 1 2 3 D * K )7 N E A R UT on shuttle M o d e rn 3Br-2Bo C A / C H fans, g a ra g e TV phone lacks Free w asher dryer m icro w ave Fenced $ 7 9 5 ,3 4 5 - 9 4 4 2 1 26 ____ S P E E D W A Y C O N D O S 3-2 and 7 7 j I appliances $ 8 0 0 $ 6 0 0 Sham rock Properties 0881 1 26 firep lace w d connection 4 • N E W 2 2 ? T ow nhom e Riverside Close shuttle shopping d ow n to w n Pool fire p lace C A/C Ft W D Must see Call 4 74 5 2 4 6 ,3 8 9 -1 8 5 5 1-26 P A R K E R S Q U A R E condos offers con d o living for less plus 1st month rent free* I BR S 315 • cro w av e, ceiling IOCUZ2. 322-0715. 448-3214 2-9D E with lofi $415 * E M* p rivate patio fan, Q U A D R A N G L E C O N D O M I N I U M ^ 4 5th/Duval Large 2 -2 ’ 2, all appliances fireplace, im m ediate m ove in B alc o n y R easonable, 3 4 5 0 5 5 5 2*11 C O N D O FO R 'ease 2 B ¡ T 2 B A 914 V\ se 26th W a lk to cam pus Jacuzz¡ pool curity m icrow ave fans 472 4 6 3 4 1-23 ceiling 2 B D 2 8 A con d o Pool hot tub, security $ 8 5 0 mo 910 Du n can # 3 3 C all c o lle d (713)691-3091, V ictor 2-16 R E A L LY U P T O W N C ndo* fffú / / . for 2 mi great location Built-m furniture crow ove . all a pp lian ces Ap artm ent Find ers 458-1213 2-2D____________ ___ C A M P U S 1 2 2 with nice cou rtyard iust a fe w blocks from campus, security system m icrow ave, oil m aior a p p lian ces fire­ p lace ceiling fan A p artm en t Finders 458-1213 2-2D____________________________ T O T A L.V F U R N IS H E D vacuum clean er Sm all c le a n com plex Close to campus Ap artm ent Finders 4 5 8 1213 2-2D from dishes *o IF SH UT T LE 2 B d 2Ba m icrow ave, S5 3 0 /m o 8 3 7 -0 9 4 9 le a v e m essage 2- '6 sor old with mini-blinds. ceiling foi 2BR 2 B A «ith w a s he- and drye/ m. cro w a v e firep lace C lo se to compus S ó 5 0 month C a llX ^ I » 4 7 9 8 9 9 8 1 23 W A L K T O compus Sm all luxury con d o Sn unty 2110 Rio G ra n d e $ 3 5 0 45. 3 6 3 1-27 .o vereo p arking o p p lian .es 2 2 FIR E P LA O f covered parking 4 miles to UT D avid 458 3410 1 3 0 loft deck split eve $ 5 5 0 11 C O N D O Furnished or unfurnished 4nm Sr-ee' -sear S p e e d w a y on ‘ stvttle route 4 5 9 6 0 4 3 1 23 W E S T C A M P U S M icro w a v e slacked luxury condominiums 2 « c s n ? . d rye la rge bedroom s. 2 full baths, $ 7 0 0 PS A Hornson Pearson 4 7 2 6201 2-25D ST E P O N E Prope/me gress Riverside o*- ' v bike 0 8 9 6 1-29 S h a ip S ? 9 0 effii e cy n la k e -ike 482 0 6 5 2 C O N D O 2-1 near shuttle $ 5 2 5 - month 4 7 4 5810 O lto rf New L U X U R IO U S 3 2 co n d o near N o rth W e s t Hills Pool, sport beautiful $ 7 5 0 -month 474*581 7-2A T IM BER R ID G E Large tow nhouse 2 2 2 with loft, patio, m icrow ave, tennis pool, etc lo v e ly w o o d e d settr-g on UT me $ 5 2 5 /m o 4 4 8 - 3 134 1 23 R EN T A L 370 — U nf. Apts. H YD E P A R K a r e a V ery la rge luxury 2 2 condo with tw o car g a ra g e Private hot firep lace m icro w ave ceiling fans tub more O n shuttle W Properties 480 8512, 4 7 4 9931 2 5 O R A N G E TR EE Furnished efficiency se curity building/parking Firep lace vault ed ceilings skylight W D m icrow ave 3 2 7 4231 3 2 7 2 0 5 8 .1 -3 0 4 1 0 — Fu rn . H o u ses CUTE, C L E A N A ve H hom e 2 1, CA/CH, shaded new paint carpet y ard storage building, no pets $3 2 5 Eurnished/unfurmshed 4 7 4 1212 1 28 large tree 420 — U n f. H ouses N W Hills Shuttle Short walk to stores and trans­ portation. This 4 bedroom, 3 bath is great for roommates. CACH, 2 car carport $850/mo. Call Bill 345-8741, 343-1900. MOST FOR YOUR $$$ Charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath house m N W Hills with cozy fireploce and entry to lovely landscaped yard. 2 Itv ing and 2 dining, refngerator and W D included Theresa Recar 345-874’ or 472-8059 D e a n m e O w e n s C o R e a lto r B e tte r H o m e s & G a r d e n s __________________________________ 1-73A 1405, 1407 W a lle r C o r wentent, ciean 2- Vs. H a rd w o o d range 4 7 8 5 7 3 9 1-26 floors w a il Furnaces, refrigerator, $ 5 0 0 472-2 0 9 7 FO R R EN T 5101 A ven u e G 4 BR in tramurai fields, shuttle $ 6 5 0 per month Steven A dam s. 452-1984 2-5 A V A IL A B L E N O W T w o 5 b edroom houses for rent 4 5 2 -5 9 7 9 (2 4 hours) 2 N O R T H C E N T R A L 4 6 0 5 b edroom o n e bath h a rd w o o d $ 4 9 5 371-3099 1-30 Boor, refrigerator í v a n V T Z air conditioned fenced 2 B E D R O O M . I bath 1002 E. 15th St. back h 4 4 2 -9 5 9 5 1 23 w alk to UT, cozy Steve 3use $ 2 9 5 P R E L E A S E F O R summer & fall Houses duplexes, condos, o r apartm ents All a reas a v a ila b le University Properties 4 5 4 -7 0 6 5 2-9D T W O S T O R E Y 4 2, $ 5 9 5 mo N e a r shut tie. W D connections, c/fan covered porch, n ea r 5lst, 2 5 5 -6 7 7 8 aft 6 1-26 403 East 38th large o ld er convenient UT 2-i ? Dm ing room Firep la ce A C s $ 6 0 0 4 7 2 2 0 9 7 , 4 7 8 5 7 3 9 2-10 C O N V E N IE N T UT I-35 Spacious oide» 2-1 Dtnmq room A C s. Ceiling fans Í407 W a lle r $ 5 0 0 472 2 0 9 7 2-10 SPLIT the rent and live in luxury 1719 En field 3BR 4 B A , n ew ly rem od eled car peted. C A / C H , c eilmg fans, fenced yard N o yard m ain ten an ce $1095 451-2919 451-0674 1-13 2 9 0 7 B e a n n a 2 i I horcT UT A R E A w o o d 5570/m onth M-F 3 9 7 *2 5 7 6 2-I0D firep lace app liances Boors, W E S T C A M P U S ren o vated 3-2 C A /C H W / D 2 3 0 6 Longview $1 0 5 0 Call 4 6 9 9 4 4 4 1-23 h a rd w o o d s Must see 3-1 f t , close in fen ced yard, dishwasher trees disposal h a rd w o o d Boors pets O K 5 4 0 0 H arm on $ 4 9 5 Call 371 7 0 6 8 1-23 icrg e R E M O D E L E D hood C A C H ZILK ER A R E A S4 7 5 month c rd Sc appli 482 T A R R Y T O W N p late, S 750 m now 3613 W in d s o R oad , 459-1569 F R E Í U SE o f wash er dryer B B c T T N orth C en tral Bu route S S S 0 me O w n e a g en t 2 5 8 . 8 9 3 1 23 N E A R LA K E Austi compkj s Cute 2-1. r in je fryp* ‘encec rge trees g a rd e n ilities poid $ 4 0 ONEMONTH FREE RENT! (5 w a ys to receive) u n \ u t mt*dls pt‘r week maid servicr | pool, lounseY iTianv n x 'fj' iO* Nmete [ h i r k i n t and shopping, parking on premises maid st* nineteen meals per week, pool sundec k* lounge*', kitchenettes in suite5 All women 4f>4ii x S u n m i c 6 Starting at $ 2 9 5 • • 4 G re a t b oor P ans • S e v e ra l ease terms a v a ila b le • Po o l/H o t Tub • Exercise Room • Clubroom • • • Call Us N o w 462-1312 R EN T A L R E N T A L 430 — R o o m - B o ard Private P a tio s /Balcom es 472-7850. S c V / lP K C l n , > tr 11 s h«/ti' S'* s e rv e d at the ( o n te ssa , m aid se rvice anti parki i n c l u d e d A l l p r i v a t e * ro o m s ( o t * d u p p e r c l a CALL OR WRITE FOR ADDITIONAL INF()RMA1! ( )N OR STOP BY FOR A TOUR Ih n r U o n m ln< • Z~0~ R m C.r^nd# * Cuvhr !X • 400 — Condos- T o w n h o u se s The Most CONDOS & Apartments P0R LEASE Call Us First 479-8110 22nd & Rio Grande We Can Make Your Spring Sem ester E a sie r Room and Board Available at The Castilian - F u lly Equipped W eight Room - Large/Quiet Study Lounge - Three M eal Plan s - M aid Service - Lau n d ry Rooms - Indoor Sw im m in g Pool - Sauna - New Com puter Room - Game Room Call Us or Stop by For a Tour Today The Castilian 2323 San A n tonio St. 478-9811 Prelease Summer Fall Centennial Croix Orangetree St. Thomas 474-4800 811 W . 2 4»hSt. ARIES ® p r o p er ties FREE LOCATOR SERVICE CONDOS APARTMENTS DUPLEXES IÍT Area - Beyond Call Rick Middleton 476-3285 Vf f „ ’ L y i . ’ i * 5 . r • i s #t I * I • T - Is iaii * 3 Let The Castilian Cater to Your Dining Needs i We Have Your M EAL PLAN 19 Meal - Per Week or 1" Meals Per Week ( on\ enieat Ílours Ni'W \ Renovated D ining A re a I nlimited Second.** Stop by and Fill Out an Application Today 2323 San Antonio St 478-9811 At Dobie Center, we know the difference between “ student housing” and “ housing students.” I x i us sli< iw \< »u w hv Laki i !h it m i < it < m i tat i l i l k s. • \i I |.u t i n I» > t a m j i t i s • l ’ l l \ a t C K S l i t it t i l l s • l i t s i < l i u t \ d v is< t i \ B o a r d • S \ \ i m m m g t m m >1 • W i i g h i u K t i n • ( i j i i i i ' r i x u n • 1 F o u s c k t t 'p m g st i v it t • A grtdi It« NI |hi »olain • 24 Iioiii s( t in n\ and H K i i n l t i L ii i t t • P i i \ u i t s i u d \ h K m i s • Shopping mall and m<>rc1 L ’ l ( , i u t l u l i i | t t V i i s i i n . 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VTSA c>r Mov»ervug6 94-- Vak*# $800 ond pnce mucl -Rppeo- «•err adverted sote may- ^vot CKNeHis.ng copy Mmtmye* j d « 15 w o ds Adckhono be v os'k; efleo Vh x * o f M l run bu* n. eNnc or c recM con be moae of kyv» ’ ole 4< pe» word per da> Ads mo> CALL THE CLASSIFIED H O T LIN E ... 4 7 1 - 5 2 4 4 T h e D a ily Texan Friday Ja n u a ry 23 1987 P a g e 20 around campus I o appear Around Cam pus is a d aily column listing University-related activities sponsored bv academic departments, student services and registered stu­ dent organizations. in Around Campus, organizations must be registered w ith the O ffice of S tu ­ dent A ctivities. Announcem ents must be submitted on the correct form, available in The D a il\ Texan office, bv I I a.m. the dav before p u blica­ tion. The D a il\ Texan reserves the right to edit subm issions to conform to st\le 1 ules, although no significant changes w ill be made. M E E ! I \ G S The Brazilian Students' Associa­ tion w ill meet at 5 p.m. Friday in the Texas U nion Building Board of Direc­ tor's Room. A lter the meeting there w ill be an indoor soccer match. L O G O S w ill meet at 5 p.m. I ridav in the Texas Tavern. Chinese Bib le Stu d y w ill hold a Bible study at 6:30 p.m . Fridav in the College of Education Building 3.24 For more information, call 495-2180. The U niversity lo lk Dance Society w ill sponsor a night of folk dancing at 8 p.m. Fridav in the Texas Union Building Texas G o vernors' Room. M u s lim Students' Association w ill show a videotape lecture at 7:30 p m. Saturday in the Texas U nion Building Stahrles Room . M u slim Students Vssociation vs 111 hold a praver session from 1 to 2 p m Fridav at 1906 Nueces I he Singapore Students' Associa­ tion w ill hold a general meeting at 7 p m Fridav 111 the Graduate School ot Business Building 2.122. 1 \ I M S 1 he Department of M u sic w ill present pianist W illiam Race at 8 p m Saturday in Jessen Hall in the Music Building The Perform ing A r t s Center w ill present the Sharir Dance Company I ridav and and N ina \\ iener at 8 p m Saturda\ Iden Payne I he a ter. in the B 1 he College of Fine \ r t s w ill pres­ ent Us It Is in I n xas lit 8 p m I nda\ and Saturday 111 the Perform ing Arts C enter Opera I ab Theater. H ille l and M id d le Eastern lo lk D a n c e r s will hold an open session at 8 p.m. Sunday at Hillel, 2105 San A n to­ nio St. Students O lder Than Average w ill hold a happy hour and hog calling from 5 to 7 p.m. in Pearce Hall. Any student 23 or older is welcom e The lnter-C ooperative C ouncil w ill hold an informal discussion and book signing with Sarah Bird at 7 p m. Fri­ day in the N ew Guild t e-op, 310 V\ 23rd St Phi Kappa H ie la s little sisters would like to invite interested girls to the fraternity s rush party at 8:30 p m Friday. The house is at 28th and San information IV d ro streets For men call Martin at 480-0435 nr Maria at 495 31.31 mg Center .3 112 mation, call 471 3065 B'nai B'rith H ille l w ill hold Shab- bat dinner and services at 6 10 p.in Friday at Hillel, 2105 San Antonio St U n iversity N O W w ill hold a pro- choice rally at noon Friday on the W est Mall. Chabad (ew ish Student O rganiza­ tion will hold a Shabbat candle light ing, followed bv services and dinnei at 5 4(1 p rn Friday at the ( habad House, 2H11 Nueces St U l Students for the Exploration and 1 )e\ elopment ot Space w ill hold a get-together at > p m Friday in front of the Texas Tav ern. S H O R 1 C L A S S E S I he lin e Arts C ontin uing Educa­ tion: Department will hold a creative drama class for children Saturday mornings starting Feb 14. lo r mori information, call Jon H o v e at 471- 8862. \rts I ine "M o v e (. ontinuing I duration Department w ill hold It' dance classes from noon to 1 p.m M ondays and W ednesdays or from 10:IK) tii 11:30 a.m. Saturdays. For more inform ation, call Ion H ove at 4~l-8862 Fine I duration will hold a ja// d anie class Mom 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursday s starting Feb. 3. For more inform ation, call Jon 1 lov v at 471 -8X62 \rts C o n tin u in g O l Ml R Student Volunteer Services needs volunteers interested in doing com­ puter input on an IB M a m puter tor one to tv\o hours a w eek for a local agency information, call 471 1065 For more I he I I Rugby C lub w ill hold a scrimmage w ith the Austin Rugby C lub at 11 a m. Saturday at the In ­ tramural 1 lelcfs It you're interested in placing tall ( hristopher at47h 1108 The B l.u k Student Alliance w ou ld like black students to submit articles the black history for Blai'k I yperiem < magazine. The deadline is Jan 30, A r­ ticles should be submitted to Beverly W illiam s in the Afro-Am erican Study C enter in the Texas Unio n Building. The C ollege of 1 iberal Arts is spon­ soring a SI 300 study-abroad scholar ship for any liberal arts student plan- ning to study abroad tor at least two semesters Applications are availahlt in tht Peter I Flawn Academic C in in the West Mall Oftic». Bunding and tire admissions office in the Main Building The I ibe ra l Arts ( o u m d is accep t­ ing applications tor membership Ap plications art available in tin I’t ter 1 I law n Ac ademic C enter 19 I xplore vour I r i s h heritage! People mti rested in learning and performing I he Dean o f Students O ff ic e w ill hold an interview ing workshop at p.m. Monday in the L mversitv leach Student Volunteer Services needs tómale volunteers as peer counselors tor a wome n's center Far m an inlot M i RJCK, I REALLY FEEL TORN APART By JbllS WE'RE RAISING A L ITT LB STRANGER. PO yOU KNOW THAT JEFF TOLD ML HE CALLED MRS WICKER "MOMMY" TODAY? JOAN IE ITS A VERY MAN, PULA TVS AGE HE'S (GOING THROUGH NORMAL SEPARATION ANXIETY DON'T LET H IM GET JO YOU THAT WAY J S JU ST A STAGE ’ / C x 1 OEMS / OVfCK / ESC A PE ThfS m y ' fiE F c re h e s e e s u s c ^ r r S ÑU (M R MILO. STEVE (5 INSIDE. 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I Aut0dá„ * 1C ^ G87, Motorcycle Excitement: ENDURORACER HANG-ON \ e v \ releases i ontinued from page i> their sound. Shelter avoids the tlav\s ot I.onc Justice’s live performances b\ bung mg in professional studio musicians, lake their fast album. Shelter is i i aninud with idditn>nal bac 1 up vo calists, percussionists, kevboaidists and guitarists But all the lyrics are wi itten bv M i Kee, whose remarkable vocal talents do not compensate ior the true sentiments in songs sueh a lhe.mis ( ome I rue " I ’m gonna stand up and take n Never to decline And it we re building castles More power to the crime’ and Beacon "Is theic i space tor our words.-' Is there a place here tor us.-” 1 one Justice is a classic example ol too manv cooks spoiling the record. I heir debut album, I one Justice, had a strong Tom Petty influence, and one ol the -''nes was originally written lor Pcliv’s I Umn the / or/vJoc*s "1 title’ Steven Van Zandt ran the show lot 'shelter. co vo mug a thud ot the songs and placing acoustic and rhvthm gui tat I he album’s 10 songs were mixed bv live dilferent people, giving it an uneven sound One song cmphasi/es guitars, another (eatures keyboards Most v>hud like ou (takes from sonu long los' I leetwood Mac album, McKee’s tough voice soil thrills m i lie tunkv <>ul Jieliry and Inspiration I nlortunatch, a great voice is not enough to overcame the problems ot Shelter M Kee nceils to rediscover hu.st\ .Mo. bv unusual restraint. While You W ere Out, though not a ISO degree switch, is fuller, louder and creatively more complete. Hie guitars lake center stage throughout, the songs are taster and les, tangential, and the result is a sound t fiat s like a wend mixture ol heavy metal and go go music, with a few blues rills thrown m loi good measure. Side one in particular, is ovet almost helore it begins: t'nnhme Down and ire.iks surge along with an abandon lacking on such previous albums as Sa\ What You Will 1 Ik band has broadened then topi c.tl hon/ons as well Sa\ What ) ou Will's well-worn themes anger, inith tcigned and menacing, directed at gist about anyone and anything were too familuu to explore verv oiigi nallv While You Were (hit mostly Concerns it self with all tvpcs ol aliena I rom sell, Irom loved ones, non I rom othei s m genet il in - mostly non aggressive, plaintive wav Si,k one is idled exclusively with songs ol dus nature 1 I wanna tru a you I wanna trust you so bad pleads I’nnet in No Man s I and, orilv to conclude, "Now 1 m just looking to carry mvsell carry mvselt home I he f P ’s Stan dout. I’assirifi Sad Da\ dreams, v the only semi slow number and icaturcs a m iring guitai solo by Dan Murphv aiui lyrics that could be come an anthem ' * > 1 tin world weatv It’s hard to see things vout wav It ’» hard to heat w-hat you sav But it s hard to get up these davs \nd 1 am t proud ot nothing And it’s too |o id for tal igmti ant problem wit! the mix or simply ee n d i t g like ( h d d v I e t U hile You u ere (hit . Soul \ s v l u m While )ou h e r e Out I win 1 one Because t h e v 'r c a semi h a id e . « Who Made Who? band trom Mtnnet i ante ( a,/. mat ’ \t D< Who.-, which iuced AOK urplav is hen ne t an o ¡i new singf U hi M limn .. receiving stant comparisons to neighborhood n va l s Hüsker D u , especiallv since Husker guitarist Bob Mould pt then first two I P But on their latest wa\ to Hell a l b u m . W rule You Were Out < hris originallv ,callable on the cundir to Stephen King Maximum Ot Osgood takes over from Mould « switch that seems orcttv well-timed in drive, which nccdk > to should retrospect, because Whth You Wen avoided at ail cost H I * have .« relea-*d m dbum entitled U h>- M I >ut IS Soul A v l u m A most impressive W h I nlortunatch 1 - as. vet Tevious SA The sensation of acceleration at 293 u p h to 'he beautiful view of the Alps and famous oad in South France with a high performance sports car OTHER HOT GAMES: VS Slalom ^ Speed Rumbler Quartet Danger Zone Pinbo’ (new mgh tech pinball] Strange Science Open: Monday-Saturday 9 30 om to 3:30 am. Sunday: Noon til 3 30 am Joe* Bulk, ( .n*g Sm ith and Steve C h a p m a n profile three of A u s t in 's newest b a n d s ( argo C u11, Na e s t r o n g A rm and I tu n d re d th Me>nkey. A nt*v\ doe um entary from Fángorñi m agazine lo ­ t u s e s o n the m aster of g ro ss-o u t m ovie effects, Robert ( ray is revitalizing the blut*s with a new e m p h a s is o n quality so n gs, f te II p erform in A u s ­ tin Saturday night. r (* ( o r (I s I fie year in music start** toda\ with reviews of records by l o v e I rat tor, s o u l A sy lu m , S k in n y P u p p v , t o n e fustic t* and \( I )( I i k < all < o m e c l i a n s , p r e s i d e n t > e m p l o y v\ r11« rs to c o m e u p with material Ml tfu' /Yes/c/enfs Wits take s ,» lo o k at s o m e ot <»tn le a d e rs atte m p t > at ( o v e r i (I e O Io m Savini, ni ti s i c I) o O k s flume >r. e v e n t s 11 o \ «i M < > r e r u t t y i d » a s t< >r t f u * \ \ » e k e n i r e y t o »..wK as n ina I y » * r t e n t f l a n F O R | H ¿ I| mm rn a t i L i ' « 2 B Q r 0* - a v * , ,v M you are p re g n a n t or th in k you m ig h t be Leri us ijKtt about yoti . D , - . M r I t i t u i . 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Mon Fn 3 5 PM Dinner Mun Thurs 1 10 PM Fri/Sat, 5 11 PM ( I W n nl Midnight) Brunch, s.„ Sun, 9 \M 3 PM t I 'cd Sund i>. F.VS mngs s i \ \ S. P R IC i Gerald Gardner should have known better. As a former humor writer lor Bobbv Kenncd\. Gardner should have I. it in his book, Ml seen it coming (hi ¡’residents Wi t s : I tic P o w e r *»/ Presidential Humor, Gardner ignores one ot the bask maxims <>] corned\ - don’t allow voui audience time to lx bored. Despite Gardner s obvious gill lo r recognizing and writing humor, tie can’t seem to r ■ ep from belaboring the point when it comes to chronicling po­ litical events. Redundan íes increase geometrically as the book moves back­ ward, leader bv leader, through the Television Age of the presidency. By the time he finally slops at John 1 Kennedy, Gardner has worn out his very thin message completely. As repetitions go. Gardner’s most prevalent and irritating one i - the gro­ vel-a-thon he conducts for his former boss’s brother. It’s not so much that Gardner ignores J F K ’s failures. He doesn't. But he also doesn't dwell on them as he does with Presidents John­ son through Reagan. For those presi­ dents, Gardner seems to break up ac • their q u irks and counts of “ J F K extemporaneous • marvelous showcase in th conterences. H is pontaneity than show his lad ot pret showed his agile m ind .is we But as William Boot not the November December ¡ss tin i h u Journalism Review, i press conferences were hardl showdowns. Boot, who acti back and looked at tape' ot in action, points out that faced a press corps ! ir more ;oda\ the presidency than a in hasc aire idv been made ork* \ll the Presidents' H / G ; I he Power ot Presidential Humor bv Gerald Gardner, published bv Beech free Books, d ia WOODS HONDA FUN CENTER 1986 SPREE $448 (reg. $548) (does n o t include TTL) full selection of n e w m o t o r c y c l e s a n d scooters a t u n b e lie v ­ ab le prices 86 CLOSEOUTS Supplies e x tr e m e ly limited on some models HONDA. 459-3311, Sales 459-8944 650 9 N . Lam ar (B e tw e e n A ir p o r t a n d K o e n ig ) H RS: TWF 9-6 TH 9-7 Sat 9-5 e o Recent releases range from the sublim e to the dow nright scary F A D I N G ? DON’T LET THE WEATHER PUTA DAMPER ON YOUR T A N N I N G 50 60 DAYS Imhol Visit Only Valid Tifian 3U TAN INTERNATIONAL 7301 Burnet Rd. Next to Drug Emporium CaH f a r ail ap^NDNWittmaiit* 451-5164 M d I d ¡t.” 1 ho Am ob- lh a couplet that -.pells it out f *r anvonc u nsure of why the nation s youth into the wee hours of the m o r n ­ la m e ing; “ Y o u ’re my hero m d v o u’re a mes and vou d o n't wear nothing up under vour d r e s s . ” Sure, it’s nowhere as shocking .is P riiu c used to be, but at least their h e a rt’s u he right place I ove 1 ractor’s I his \ n 't V .> ( inter Sp.iee S h ip is an alb um meant lor those m om ent of co nten tm en t when I t proves the t r o u b l e s are left behind baud is as co m petent as ever at cre a t­ ing a vinyl equivalent " ! their easy­ going hvpnotic live show W hy else would anv post-pu nk band sign <>11 a record with an instrum ental entitled Vie M I L o v e d E ach < i t h e r So M uch ? (treg Sm ith ,ome pte and here ( ana iia . that use 1 \ set ' lot talking about - ore thrash metal b km nv Puppv is a t Key and N ( )gre u n p lc rs, guitars. |x>rno flicks, and a n \t h in g enhances then compositior new album isn't mst another ot m in d less electi the m m Pup p . H P ! .oveeiatt; t J i t t i e 1*1 Id S Lh ( tnulu traek serves as a glimpse ;>l the l-ach w orkings **1 the woild that we dar ker to think ibout. beginning wi h try not tit? Against a musical back (jo d s *.i co m m and s hordes that lite ends in d eath an d the gilt in question is maggots. Next we .ire propelled into a b eau ti­ \ fully textured instrum en tal pie. c the music washes over y o u, a w o m a n ’s voice rises up moaning and screaming in agonv ecstacv in cou n terp o in t to the rhvthmic the cu t, a foundation *■! looping scquenee ot the word “ love" O n side two, the assault on the s e n s ­ es escalates to a lever pitch with 700 Years, as a frantic and desperate voice lifted from an O uter L im its episode begs, you? “ W h a t ’s w rong with W h at's wrong with evervbodv in this c ra/v place?" The pinnacle ot the record is the su- perb single D ig It. W hile the o th er cuts present the listener with a dis­ turbing collage ot images and teelings. D ig It draws you gleefully into its depravity with its grin din g rh y th m and blistering pow er-chord guitar rill. After witnessing the etiecis of this one on tlie dancefloor, 1 can safely say that genuine demonic possession takes place upon hearing this. R ather than leaving us there, the conspirators mercifully bring us back by performing a musical exorcism with the last track. As the treated voic­ es of various TV evangelists assure our n i r 3 r 1 K l l c S e e i É I ov e I tacto r This \ m t \ o O u te r S p a c e b ig F im e R e c o rd s Big 1 ime Records is .avnq he be ith t h e v gave D ream Sv Hu reers ot m ain of the carle artists; A kx Chilton and second i ham e in pendent music st a ows I,ove 1 factor a rebirth vc their new album . Space Ship Love J a / : Aim \ iv \m lirst al­ I ¡actor's selt-titled bum was full ot beautiful in s tru m en ­ I hese plavtul, amiable tu nes ec h­ tals and oed the V e n tu r e s ’ P erfidia \ pac he bv \r o u n d the L en d their second album . but they were used merely a • another layer of lhev may not be poets, but all four m e m b e rs can sing a lovely b a ck-up vocal. ! he band added voc ii in strum entation too non-threatening Love I ractor never kicks ass in the same wav that P ipeline or other great surt tunes do; their instr imentals are lazy. gvutd natured Southern Pop best epitomized bv 1 et \ctivc and R L M to be r h e y ’re called rock’n ’roll, and too unco m m er cial to be called pop music. A Love f i a d o r album is lounge music w ith­ out the sleaze factor, meant to be e n ­ joyed out on the front porch with a six-pack, a cool bre e/e and pleasant conversation. Listening !** Q u ta Space S h ip , one gets the im pression that Love Tractor sleeps until the afternoon, wakes up in time to catch the cartoons on cable sta­ tion \ \ 1 HS. and then gets readv 1* i a nighttim e full of amusement parks, clu bbing and looking lor love. ( artoon K id d ie s, the lead-off track, salutes the anim ated character l o p Cat as a b oh e­ mian hero living bv his wits “ in and out of garbage can s.” X ig h tc lu b Scent- captures the end of-the-night despair when all the danc :im's done and evervom heads off home; “ Oh good day, 1 just flipped ! o n e I u n ice S h e lle r ( . c i t e n R e c o rd s It’s been 18 m o n t h s since R olling Stone hailed Lone Justice as one of the increasing n u m b e r of West ('oast bands who “ possess a panoramic vi­ sion and a thoroughgoing passion for In the su m ­ A m e ritan roots music. mer o f ’85, Lone Justice, featuring lead singci and mam songwriter M a n a M cK e e, was the darling of college ra ­ They and music magazines. dio seem ed destined to become the hot band of the '80s. So what happened? M c K e e ’s voice on Lone Ju stice’s second alb u m . S h elter, is as wonderful as it ever was Sounding like Stevie Nicks with a little bit of Janis Joplin, she belts out the k m d of all-American songs that a few years ago were called c o w p u n k or p u n k 'n w estern. T h e new lineup of musicians is a talented and c \ p nenccd one. The problem is i one Justice still hasn't found su íplc •L d U ) BULK ORDERS DROP SHIPPED Residential ( om m ercial Agrie ultu ra l Retail W h o le s a le D i s t r i b u t o r HOME PRC )DL K TS DIS TRIBEITORS P O. Box 2 0 8 P>9-4 IU Austin 78768 24 H our Service Il l I I S Persuasive blues Cray avoids guitar-hero clichés Unusual eyewear for even the most distinctive tastes. or Glasses duplicated or doctor s prescriptions accurately tilled * f> 38th & Jefferson Jefferson Square 451 1213 f e v S a n t a l'« ( )| )1 ic & l(<). c o u p o n This Weekend's Special: Egg Drop Soup Egg Roll Fried Rice Sweet & Sour Pork Kung Poo Chicken g o o d thru Sun. 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Hrs.SpnHllpnt 7éaysow—k 27176uodolup0 478-2666 JO I Hi I K New gencrat i rav has recen Ktion . tabcl debut, Snonp 1\ rL U i d c u t , Snifkinp < m n . heavv \O K n!a\, v N e a rly O n e o f Eve ry T e n F o o d D o l la r s .. ...spent at Austin s food stores lepresr nts expenditure by members of the I Sniversity of Texas student, far ulty and staff. tor the past I * years pla st.e Hut since ( ra\ is tirsl and lot cm tost a blues placet, chalk up the attplav to i oi a Stevie Rav Vaughan cMttail effect cm let's face it, tins blues thing is ptem darn marketable tight m>w and inaiot K - labcl push, then go check out the going h.u fitting tit record. Strong Persuader represents a /Vrsu. l< ^ I » I K I M I I '* I l< I v < >N( \ *u’ve seen l utgona n u g a / i n e !' f leven a r i d ’s t * *¡ * ills al ¡'’taces l i t e ( i f mostly t<> i 5 v e a r o l d h o y s H ’ v ell ind u lg en t. |s>.uh w i it i c n and «Mirh ed ited . an i fhe adv ertisct-. sell I urn - like latex varo pue m.i k and .a! RoadkiH' fea tu ies mne **t the bln nhcst g o n e s t . m ean fro m film with the ,am e si ph otos h u t s i* I .uahtie ever publish ed along w o h letailed stories aixnil tlu Ma i li ts * fi<*created the carn age It’s a ¡’i c i ts g« .*1 mag r / t n c . n. ally \u i now tfie p u b l i d i e i s are i xpand a,: then h«•!¡ / o n s narket V tejiti ( tit its '.tsim, H a w / ■'! in:>* the video I lorn ¡tick's, ' o/ lU'ft >t nlllv 111 ie*h a sett» ditter Its flit ,t\!e. (tiv. interviews . itai v i of ie maga ¡ l i n e d ! > n g k n iij* a» 7; H a t except (nr these b n c l flight of t a l k , to watch than its p : m l countei pai t is n> read is more ttin h tc.its Instead of badlv repro duced nils, we the gioss est scenes get out takes ol tm m the Ivst Sav ini film s , lassies like / ' m a n / tin Ih\iJ. ¡ M ol r/u Ih'dJ. / n . / n the K light Rider* * rarps/iow I hh parts ! and 1\ . / e \ j s ( tun . m Vfu s j c f r 1‘srt 11 and his first e\cUt sion into blood lest s. .11 o mi tie n rg e H o m c tn . direct if <11 I the tbove ex. ept the I t iJ.ts the I *ths and Sjw II has w ork ed with sa v in i s i n te Ii gives 's .o tm pretty the b e gin ning m u ch tree reign ¡n ripping }*coplc to fue ! md llar.'in was n t* excep tio n I he da m piic tory ol an a d o lesce n t, m o d e m to die int. resting p ro blem of find ,vav tor the hen- to mil his sic u r is tang ' l a VI h« d t I/O; -harp mp ft in the h i t t .h r \\ Si* Hob u ; m o n and avs v -m .• e- He became t o t t u m or tl thing Ians the ss m b o t « t the Ian w h o m > ;• m d look * real sincert I fle ets like those I h .i J tilrn. require iragged .d u \n all \ m er h an t e i i r a . < v a m ¡'i r e e x p e i i e r n e s nor m a l adolesC en l p r o b l e m s w tth the o p p o s i t e sex in Msrtin. p e r u s e - and prepara tio n dit intricate e i l e c t s , s.e .in i In creating aid he ask s. ” \\ hat d*> I need to see to m ak e nu b e liese that I ’m seeing this hap pen Hi i " mol* f t h e Use * is rmich ol the real actor f ie. .aid because the real an m ake f a c e ., m ake his ey es .— a faki fu ad (list Sits t h i : c in / ht i>cd irom a scene like the bod\ ri) I h .i J ii ,t u r . the a c t " ! sia> ih h o b o f *m hall bur .n built »dv vi aka ilifr 1 g i r i t e s ; u c k m g d i w e r e x treme S a - a i ap n tnoic Hi tu din a. k ( tie . cue kuif h t h e p i . p m m * a c o n t e t " t i t h < i ’ Wtill 3 the m m x olved get- as rosa the •mention e s c ! pi- d ip . you i.m hear an adm iring, l a m C h a n e v , Savmi draws on his e x ­ t liKioh that s a strike t o a b i l i t y H i s perience as a com bat photogra pher in r e a l i s t i c a l l s V ie tn am for the realism in his cre a ­ dism em b er the cast ol anv m ovie is tions. Able to distance h im self s o m e ­ ou tdon e oniv bv Savini** skill in c r e a t ­ like the living dead in ing cr e a tu re' what Iro m the dead and dving through his cam era lens. Sav im tried to m ake ( ret/'s/iou . the m u ta n t d a ug hter in an episo de o f Id le s from the I h r k ^ iJe md the perennial favorite from I nJj\ the I Ith. j a .«*n I he t echn ique Savim used to bring ! isiin to hie was based extensivelv on the war a learning experience: “ It was sort of like spceical effects seeing anatomically c o rre e t gore All fhis m a k e s Savim seem like a terrib ly m orbid o n e-d im en sio n al m an But (¡rests paints a different pic the work of i > k S m i th , w ho m Savim calls "tin greatest m a k e u p artist in the lu re , despite the evil-looking portrait mi the vid eo’s cover, (ieo rg e R o m ero >rld ” Sm ith was responsible t>*r c a l k Savin, a ' horroi movie Ren ais i n v i s a g e Marl<>n B ra n d o s (nK¡tdiher Bi.ur ieri’s most l i n d a .nut in / he I \on o f and Sal- \ t t u Jetts, His ;d I )u tin I I n m i n e work uu n t u i u n . 1 ¡ule Big M-it) m a n ’ . t eated H - f t m a n ’ s w r i n k l e d headpiece in - c t t i o n s , then glued them to the ac- tor’s f a c t the t echn ique Sav in i later btvrrowed for Jason . I Ii I ; . the wa a masterpiece ot prosthetic l.'th s d efo rm ed he ro . the latex sections Savim sculpted tor the psv hopathu killer gave the a p p e a r ­ a n c e " I actual K*n« d efo rm its — it was m o re than simple, tla" m a k c u p saiice m a n ” : a skilled ictor. g y m n ast, p artist, creatu re engineer and m.ik so m etim e director (¡rests goes even fu rth e r, show ng joking with his wile and i t s subject friend and balan ci ng his I mon th old daughter on his hand id - a broom he promises to have tier doing tick flips soon i'v en discussing his role as “hired a ss assin ,” Savini appears quite harm less a practical ¡oker with an ad ­ olescent glint in his vi H e ’s an en thu lastic kid, one who found out he could turn his hobbv mto a career. “ Mavtx- it’s an art form 1 dun no. he supposes I** >r m e, hell, it v a . c ; < I n the liig n u - o .t e s ba r ground of Sa\ n 11 the film Along with iio own kill and that learned from Sm ith and Savini ' idol. living 6 images jamiary 23, 1967 NEW AUSTIN MUSIC Just when you thought it was safe to stay home NICE STRONG ARM N ice Strong Arm n eed s some friends. When thev plaved the * onti- nental Club January 20, the sign listed them as Nice W rong Star, an inten­ tional mistake. T hey admit that a lot oí people have the “ wrong impres­ sion” o f their m usic, thinking that N SA are a bunch o f “ dirge, death rockers.” T h a t’s not to imply that everyone dislikes the band — there’s J o e s . their V e n Favorite W aiter, and the Long Beach Tgg Roll Stand Lady, who ob- hginglv provides them with their daily supply of bean and cheese tacos, the official food o f N SA . M ore important- lv, there is the small but steadily grow­ ing group o f people who get o ff on the N ice Strong Arm sound, a three- layered synchron ized drums, melodic bass and anvthmg- goes guitar. assault o f Thomson “vertabrates” Steve M acM urray and Jam ie Spin­ dle pound, Jason Asnes throbs and Kevin to make this sonic assault Ja ,o n . Kevin and Jam ie each do a portion o f the vo­ calizing, each with their own approach — low tnd soft; loud and angry; and soft and pretty, respectively. The v o ­ cals have their im portance, especially to the band, but in live performance lyrics take a backseat to instrum enta­ tion. Since their first performance April 5, 1986. Nice Strong Arm has done nothing but strive to improve their abilities as m usicians; unlike some bands, they succeed instead o f lust hvping themselves by whining about a lack o f p u b liatv . Kevin began placing guitar two years ago; he practices three to five hours a day. He sold his record collection to buy the equipm ent he d e e m s necessary to his style. Listening to him play, his dedication is obvious­ ly paying off. to the Rhvthm icallv. his style pays alle­ giance Joy Division Sonic Youth “ pick a chord, any chord " style o f bashing, but he is also capable of more in tricate, m elodic playing, stringing together notes which give the songs sen sibility. su btle pop Nowhere near m asturbatorv, he man ages to com bine a certain etherealness with sim plicity; he likes to think o f life in terms o f “ reality orientations,” which N SA shows are not. a “ Reality orientations” are sessions in mental hospitals where patients are retaught to coordinate the image of a cow with the word “ cow .’ Pretty sim ­ ple stuff, but easy enough to forget if you want to. Up onstage in between son g,, Kevin often says things such as, “ W here am I?” and similarly unintel­ ligible com m ents; he is also capable of shaking and shimmering him ,ell ai the spine, or “ vertabrating,” bending notes with his whole body instead of just using his fingers. Jason is right alongside K ev in, play­ ing his sixth-generation M cC artney- esque pop bass guitar. T h e paii are tight, a result o f their long-tim e collab- . Previous to N SA , they were ig m em bers o f the Vertibeads, .tm band still around on vinvl the ) to com pilation. hock (T ig g in g at a great pace beneath the guitarists, Steve and Jam ie mesh to­ their contribution live ’85 gether different percussi. sometimes com ing togeth one booming stampede. love and understanding Some people persist in i gloomy, goth ic, o r, as Ji “ noisy death ro c k .” T h e y maintain ihe\ arc into a “ more pnitual kind ol the aspects o f thing ,” em phasizing unified in their lyrics. T h ey may be a little pi ,sed off, but is about — the perform er artist fighting for what he believes in. T h ey might be a little loud in the way they state their case, but the forces o f hate and stupid­ ity are pretty loud these days as well. Not everyone has to speak softly and carrv a big Stic k . NSA prefers to carrv loud, little sticks. that’s what rock music T h eir plans include a 7-inch sum ­ mer release, hopefully of \V hen the I ruth C om es A ro u n d , on which Jam ie and Kevin harm onize, and one of their instrum entals, cither A nother View or LEFT: Jason Asnes and Kevin Thomson of Nice Strong Arm re­ orient reality on South Congress Avenue. CENTER: Tim Evgenides bends some strings for Hundredth Mon­ key RIGHT Cargo Cult says “ cheese" and “ controversy for the cam­ era. Hun .1 red th M onk R. i M onkey thinks c xirta n t; they writt u d estruction, si. :ttm g closer. They ki -.. 1 heir ambitii Alt In M, I iuarv 23 1*38 im a g o an v eir Mu We d or row m 1 Rt it B is, a k e airother record sil pack anu a c a ll,” said .* i , , r. heir biggest concern right now is a of places for unestablished local is to plav “ There’s nothing realh ie lor the weird undergrou nd.” B iscu it, lam enting the void left by Beach. “ T hev used to have all k i n d s of totally different bands plaving * time " it’s not surprising that even : ht uig:h thev have a m id-w inter tour of hicago D etroit M ilwaukee area piann ed, their main goal at the present is to boost the musical happcn- jngs ficre in Austin “ W e i u s i want to help this scene get back on its fe e t,” said I l l S C U l t . A s for the s thev’vc e ' that na! m ixture <.>! \\ ■c’re more id , Heruson believes red Iroin their ongi- funk aind hardcore. said Deni sv now son., “ but also rm>re dam c a b le .” W ith that com binan on , it s nc. wonder that success ha. ,»rtlh cenir.il area of the he careers of id A lice ( oo- bee i comutrv that i the M C 5, the St( per. r biggest Ho wever, since their scream ed vo- eals