IUPUI News

S taoamam 10/30/78

IUPUI

N ew York Street Singers Fall Concert

Sunday, Novem ber 5 8 pm

Union Building Cafeteria Under 12: 504 General Public $2

When you compare

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This is just a sneak preview of ^ the type of people you'll see Nov. 16 at 8:15 pm at night * and you'll only have to pay 130 to get in and see it

it's the IUPUI Gong Show!

and if you want to be one of them, show up at 7 pm, Nov. 7 and audition (Union Building Cafeteria).

There wfl be 10 featured acts with a 1st prize of

$74.50 (+ 5 0 4 ) and a 2nd prize of $27.50 ( $2.50).

Th e 134 donation will be given to the United Cerebral Palsy Association. C ong Show M C will be W N D t's jeff Lucifer.

Applications are available in the Student Activity Board Office, Union Building or the Student Assembly Office in Cava­

naugh Hall.

Sponsored by Student Activity Board

IUPUI News

Debaters place third in first pro competition

by Jabn Easley

IU P U I w itoereed what could be called the laat unofficial "500 Fseti v a l" e vent Oct. U .

W ith the atalem ent "G entlem en,

•ta rt your flow sh eet*," Dr. D avid G Bu rns, D e p a r tm e n t o f Speech - Theatre-Com m unications, conducted the Oth Annual "500" D ebate Tourney Throughout the day team s from In di­

ana and Ohio battled o ver the topic:

"R e s o lv e d : Tha t the federal govern ­ ment should establish a p rogram to gu arantee em ploym ent opportunities to a ll United States citizens "

IU P U I i to com pete fo r fiv e honors sity debate, for excellen ce in speaking and for unit and team aw ards. B y the end o f the day the field had thinned out and three schools em erged the vic ­ tors

In n ovice debate, Ball State U n iver­

sity claim ed first place unit aw ards w ith a s ix-w in , tw o -los s r e co rd . Second place went to DePa u w U n iver sity with a S-S record fo r the day

In the Junior-varsity division, the top unit honors went to D ePa u w with a 7 1 record, w hile secood p lace w ent to Rose-Hulman with an o vera ll record o f 8-1 D ePa u w clinched both first p la c e a f f i r m a t i v e and n e g a tiv e aw ards, l e a v t i* second place to be dom inated by Rooe-Hulm an

one from Ohio, brought forty students

place a ffirm a tive team and the sec­

ond place neg ative team . D ePa u w captured both the first place n egative aw ards and the second place affirm a-

d ebalers from IU P U I D iane Toney and G re g Richards represented the|

university in th eir first c a re er in ter­

collegia te debate tourney T h eir e f­

forts earned them a third place nega liv e teem record and a good start for the saason, according to D r Burns

S P E A offers in-field learning p ro gra m s

kyJIHLee

perm anent Job a t the place he or she

and gaining valuable work exp e n ence—all a t the sax

interesting, g et in School o f Public anc

A ffa irs to find out about its public sec­

tor internships Juniors, seniors and gradu ate students with a 1 0 G P A are e lig ib le for these positions

"T h es e opportunities are designed not only as learning experiences, but also p rovide the student with an op­

portunity to test c a re er o p t io n , estab­

lish a credible work record and e x ­

p o s it io n are a v a ila b le in India napolls and throughout the state, and s om e e v e n as f a r a w a y as Washington, D C A rea s offerin g in- ternshipe inclu de la b o r relation s, crim in a l Justice, i

•gem en t, financial and budgetary a f ­ fairs, com m unity r e la t io n , health

I 5100 per S P E A works In conju nction with the IU P U I O ffice o f C a reer Counseling and P lacem en t in ord er to locate p oe a ib le p o sitio n s Stu dents a r e screened and m atched to Jobe that fit th eir skills Sponsors design projects and have the final say in accepting the

to the S P E A In ternahip/Placm ent of is im pressive in resumes, and m ay put a student a step ahead o f the rest of his class in the Job m arket. Often, an intern w ill get a

vice, personnel adm inistration, urban affairs, and gen era l adm inistration

In te rn s h ip s a r e o ffe r e d e v e r y spring, sum m er and fall. They last for 12 weeks, and are full-tim e Jobs In ­ terns can earn up to six credits per sem ester Undergraduates can repeat the program , earning up to 15 credits.

N on-SPE A students should check to see if these e lec tiv e credits would be accepted by th eir school Stipend* far undergradu a te* a r c 51440 fo r ooe

I d e a lly , In te rn s h ip * shou ld be planned into a student's academ ic p rogram This is a good opportunity fo r a student who is uneure o f what to do a fte r c ollege to investiga te one or m ore c a re er Doasibilitiea The dead line for spring applicants is N ov It, 1178 Sum m er applications a r e due on M arch 10, 1178. F o r further in form s tion and applications, contact Rem Adam cxyk. S P E A In tera h ip / P la ce- ment O ffice, B all Residence. Room 184, or ca ll 884-3787.

A g ra vey a rd isa't the safest place to be on a H allow een night, when ghosts, ghouls and lost souls rise up fo r a one-night reign o f terror ( photo by D a vid E d y )

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Inside IU PU I N ew s....page* 2.5 Short!...page 3 Our View...page 4 Letters... page 4 Comment... page 4 Kelly * Duke... page 5 Calendar Central... page 5 Trick or T reat... pages 4,7 Midwest Aria

Gazette... page M

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and the gob lins'll getcha (/you don't wotchout/

Little Orphan Aaait Jam es W hitcom b R iley

shorts

H#rroo op#n h o u M .. .

The Herron School of A rt will hold its annual open hogs* an Friday, N ovem ber 10 V W U n w ill have the chance to tour the grounds and chat inform ally with (acuity t u n and atudenU

A s p e cia l r i a a a c l a l A M Conference w ill be held at 10 am and ag ain at 1pm for anyone with

The Student A c tivity B oard will sponeor a coffeehouee N ov 1 In the Hoaaler Hoorn o f the Union B u ild in g (o n th e M e u a n in e floo r), from • to 1 1 : » pm Dan M cCalhstar w ill be the e v e a b « i

F re e refreshm ents w ill bo pro­

vided. including cookies and cof

Foreign studnnta.. -

Foreign students a re requeoted to contact the Foreign Student A d v is o r in th e O f fic e o f International P ro gra m s if they have any questions or ar e unsure of their status with the Im m ig ra ­ tion and Naturalisation S ervice

It is the responsibility of each foreign student to m ake sure that aU personal im m igration docu­

ments are valid and in ord er at all tim es Fu rtherm ore, it Is re­

quested that the O ffic e of Inter­

national P rogram s be notified eech tim e there is a change o f ad­

dress. telephone number or any other detail regardin g im m ig ra ­ tion status

An IU M edical Center team is presently w orking to ettobtiah whether certain types of diabetes m a y be p r e d ic ta b le , s a d to

M ala and faaaaie U k eoesed fraternal twins bohsrnn the ages o f 13 and 10 y ears a m aaadad far a three-hour series o f Mats at R iley Hospital T b s r m s a r d m n w ill take Meed, urine and aabva collectiooe and tha twtna w ffl atoo undergo a dental t u r n and a abort battery o f psych olog ica l testa E ach subject w ill be paid l i t i f they a r e fro m M aria n County, or CM If they com e from outside o f M arian County

T o m ake an appointment or obtain further faform ation, call F re d SU ndaford at (117) M4-XM1

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Our View

A different approach

After mare then SO ye a n of dreams, Indianapolis' Monument Circle has finally been given a new look. And, as anyone who has seen the completed project can tell you, the result is mighty attractive.

The aim of the Circle beautification project was to attract bus­

iness to the downtown area. This particular tack has been taken before in other cities (Fort Wayne, Indiana and Springfield, Illinois to name a couple).

The difference between the the approach that those cities took and the one Indianapolis did is that after they laid their bricks and planted their trees, the other dosed the areas off to all but pedestrian traffic—something that some Indianapolis dtixens would very much like to do here.

There’s a problem, however. The d ty ’s downtown mer­

chants—particularly those whose businesses are on the C ir c le - sunk down some big bucks of their own into the beautification project on the condition that the Circle not be dosed to traffic.

And Mayor Hudnut promised them it would not.

So, there are three basic points of view: that of those who want the Circle dosed to keep motor vehicles from uglifying it; the merchants', who want to make sure customers can get to their stores; and Mayor Hudnut’s, who wants to keep his promise to the merchants.

A compromise seems to be in order here, and the ooe which comes to mind immediatdy Involves assuring the merchants that if the Circle was dosed to traffic, customers could easily find places to pork within walking distance to their destinations, and at low cost.

In Springfield, there is a parking garage beneath the mall.

That approach is obviously impractical for Indianapolis, though, so bow about this: Use the streets that lead into the Circle far diagonal parking, at a nominal charge. Perhaps small shuttle buses could even be used to get parcel-laden shoppers from one place to another.

It would make us happy to see such a plan im plem ented-it seems like such a shame for all those nice, new, expensive bricks to be covered up by automotive by-products.

The Sagamore welcomes letters to the editor. Letters should be MmMed to MS wards, be to the point and Indude the phone number and address of the writer. No letter will he printed unless It is signed. Only the name will be published unless the writer re­

guests anonymity. The editors reserve the right to edit all letters and to reject those letters they feel are objectionable. All letters should be typed and addressed to the editor, Cavanaugh Hall.

Room Ml-G.

Letters

Look at this letter to , Markl

T o the Editor:

I f It’s okay with everyon e (a a d I'm

■urs that U w U b o) I’ d like to u m this forum to p ersonally w elcom e back an thia gu y had a p retty fo o d

tim e at tim convention he i lea vin g for the g re a t stale o f T exas And a good thing, too, that Texa s te ee close to M exico I mean, the supply was starting to run low, y ’ know. aad

ha ( t u f f to k ee p w o rk in g i the pressures o f putting r a couple o f Imuae a w eek can gat p retty bad som etim es and goah, what aiaa la thare to do on w oA an da ?

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Comment

IUPUI student* protest IU Investments

W hat la Indiana U niversity d o t * In South A fric a ? This question must be answ ered la Ugh! of the f l . W m illion d ol­

lars the IU B oard of T rustees has Invested In corporations operating in South A frica.

T h ese corpora tions in clude F o rd M otor Co , which supplies vehicles to the South A frica n m ilita ry. G .M., which pays its B lack South A frica n <

the w a g e It pays Its em ployees In the United States; end IB M , which Is aiding the South A frica n police U> their big brother-like schem e to have exten sive com puterised f ile on a ll blacks la South A fric a

Aa an in vestor In these corporations, IU is a partnar to all o f thaae undertakings And IU ’ s stake is these corpora Horn, which p lay a crucial ro le in the

Said system , puis the university on the tid e o f the racist m inority re g im e ag ainst the stru ggle of the black people of South A fric a fo r liberation

investm ents policy by aaying that it plane to withdraw its holdings in these corporations unless they sign the Sullivan Statem ent The Sullivan S tatem ent, also known aa the "S ix P rin cip les ." te a p rogram by which U S corporations can suppoaedly p lay a p rogressive rale in South A fric a While

speaking in vagu e tarma about equal p ay and f a ir em ploy practices, the stab

( l o t p or t tiona i

litera lly mm ake equality illegal in South A frica . A nd nowhere la there any mention o f a ll the b ea k p olitical rights, such aa the right to vote, which ar e denied South A fric a n biacka by taw. Therefore, the tru stees'n ew policy

U niversities in this country h ave billions of dollars Invested in c o r p o ra tio n linked to South A fric a D ivestm ent o f th a n holdings would not only m ake e pow erful ment, but would deal a r e e l blow to the apartheid systs

I IUPUI i

groups dem anding d i, such a group was form ed by the Indianapolis South A fric a Com m ittee. W e o f the Com ­ m ittee ask a ll concerned and Interested p eople t o jo ia u s ln our e ffo rt to m ake a i

or freedom In South A

F o r m ore inform ation, call, 7V7-3M1, o r M 7 -«O t

— Ptppa H ebw yde, Dang Adam s. K am bataai Mabena.

C a rt Stalam ett. Laps Ellis.

Tam Cam piea, Check Grigsby

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The S aga m ore is published by students of Indiana Uni verst ty P u rd u e adm inistration or faculty of IU P U I. T h e Saga m ore it a sem i-w eekly U niversity at Indianapolis V iew s expressed a r e those o f the e ditorial (w e e k ly during the su m m er) new sm aga iine published at « W sta ff or o f the individual whose nam e appears in the byline Those Michigan S i , Indianapolis. Indiana S O U E ditorial

view s do not n ec e ss a rily r e fle c t those o f the atudeat bod y, advertisem ent phooe. M4-M M; business phone, 2M2M9

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M ike G elta w a y

P h ils EdMw

E va lds Valatm s

R on B erger O ffic e M anager

Jack ie K orbiy

edectleel

Data W e

S teve Cooper

Sturtey Couts P a tr icia H all John E m ley T om L a n h a m Charles G rigsby M. W illiam Lutholtx

J ill Le e Grayson Stoehr

Den M otto .____

John Webster fh e te g re p h e rs Don Gorm an

Bates Bud Gunter, c redit N .K.

*U n y R o b w , o n C herrie Steele T im Sullivan Robin C leven ger

Ba rba ra Crady Jam es H ale Joann Hlrata Randall Redm an

K im berly Shae Karan L. W agner

P au l Ragan

J e ff Zorm an Tom M cCain

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IUPUI United Way campaign hits halfway mark

Hm United W ay cam paign on the IU P U I campus haa reached M per­

cent of 111 goal after tw o weeks o f In­

tensive effo rt on the part of the c o ­ ordinators throughout the institution.

A s o f Oct. B . m ore than M l.000 had been pledged or contributed by (acuity and staff. The goal o f W .0 0 0 is a 10 parceot in crease o ver the amount c o o tributad one y ea r ago.

Ken Backloy, d irector of university relations and cam paign rhatnttan.

said, " W e a r e quite pleased that the amount pledged or contributed ap ­ pears to be running slightly ahead of last year, and the number of contri­

butors exceeds last y e a r’ s pace, but leas than IS percent o f our faculty and sta ff have seen fit to Involve them aatvea in the cam paign

‘Our plan Is to im p rove that In­

v olv e m en t su bstan tia lly, and our cam paign w ill continue until w e are certain no further pledges a r e forth- com ing

‘T h e la teat ra p e d w e h ave received from the United W ay shows the India napolls cam paign U a t K percent of goal, with the Education Division, of which IU P U I h the key. at 7 « par cen t." B e e t le ? added

Students urged to reserve classes now for spring

stration at fee paym ent lim a I f a course Is closed or cancelled.

Advan ce R egistration begins this N ov I t Wednesday. Nov. 1. and the R e g ia The f

tear s O ffice warns students to regia- ttoo to to bo adm itted to IU P U I Tha

classes fo r tha next atop la to obtain a registration by m a il Y e n 'll h ave fiv e days to re­

card from your school or d ivision and spond, but schedule revisions a r e Um- tU) tn all requested tidonnation Tha o itod to different seettoae o f tha sam e have you adviaor sign the card and course Y e a can. however, pick up er be from I a m t o * pm M onday through turn la tn to the R eg istra r's o ffice, <teapa d a m during fee paym ent Thursday, and I am to I pm on

Pri-

C a va na igfc Hall, R oom M ia A im , said P aul Sehnepf of tha RagL day After-hours. registration is p o * Whan you turn in your registra tion star’ s O ffice, it la Im portant that you

R egistra tion

Whan you turn in your registration i t e r ’ s O ffice, It la Import card, you w ill rooaivo a receipt It ’s com e en tim e whan it’ s im portant not to Mm Uda receipt bo- foes. This cause it la roquirod to cla im your rogi- runamootl

Constitutional am endm ents on Nov. voting schedule

daath, resignation or rem ova l of tha b y J a h a E m toy

"T h e cUtsens vote m lgb hove tte greatest 'staying p ow er

sw pro­

to the

la perm it a person to s ervo ballots retf/yiiig or rejectin g proposed o ffice of govern or end lieutenant gov-

om endm ente to the Indiana Consttlw- ornor’

p roved far that document influence the long range/Uture o f g o v e r n m e n t"

L eU Talk Politic*

A ccordin g to K irch , it appears I if ra tified, would this la a m a vo to Incre ase dm amc

7, said Dr. R obert K irch o f tha political

T h e first

la g to D O C. "c u rren tly glb tlily of a parson to s ervo as sheriff i with to no m a rt than eight y ears la any o f the parted o f U years T h e o ffic e is sub- govern or It reeds: Shall the Coostitu- fact to partisan election e ve ry four tten of the State o f Indiana bo am ended years, and thus a s h eriff m a y serve no to c la rify that the lieutenant governor

becom es govern or tn the event o f the The

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t Sagamore 10/30/71

The color of a full moon

by S. Cooper I first heard about her from Herbie, an acquaintance of a few years, and generally a pretty level­

headed guy W e w ere at a party at h a house which was a 'w e lc o m e hom e” affair for his b enefit A m onth earlier, w e d had a going away party for him as he was supposed to be leaving to be an nsurance salesman m Kalamazoo, Michigan

N o b o d y knew w hy he wanted to be an insurance salesman, and nob o d y knew w hy he wanted to live m Kalamazoo. Even Herbie didn't know w hy. A n d although he never left w e felt it was necessary (and a good excuse for another party) to w elcom e him back.

The w hole episode, as Herbie tells it began a m onth earlier w hen a lady he was seeing gave him a necklace. She was described as no ordinary w om an, with pale complexion and flowing hair, predominantly brunette, with strands here and there of every color imaginable, and always dressed in long, flowing black gowns. A n d the necklace, according to m y friend, was no ordinary piece of jewelry.

Herbie swears "o n the old country” (being of Slavic descent this cam es the solemnity of generations) that the m om ent he put that necklace on, his life turned to mud.

W ithin a week, he: w recked his new car which, although no damage was don e to the engine, w ould not start; was told that the house he was renting was being sold and he w ou ld have to move, lost his job at the post office because h a alarm clock unexpiainabiy w ou ld only w ork in the afternoons and evenings, fell d o w n a stairway w hen he tripped over ‘ something that wasn't there”

and broke h a collarbone; and lost his d o g

Finally. Herbie said, he realized that the necklace was the cause. So he d ug a hole in his backyard, threw in the necklace, covered it with gasoline and burned i t He then refilled the hole and tamped it d o w n tighdy After he had d one tha. he says ha life returned to normal.

So. w h o was this lady? I asked Herbie for her number Which he gave reluctantly, along with instructions o n h o w to get her on

the phone. Seems she will not answer if you call and let it ring Yo u have to k now the c ode which involves dialing the num ber no less than four times.

As I w orked m y w ay through it, I had tha strange feeling that m y brain was being scanned. I can’t explain it, but the thought occurred to m e that the reason for her elaborate code was to allow her tune to tune in on the caller before she answered.

W h e n I finally got her on the line, she answered questions almost before I asked them, and in what seemed like only a few seconds, w e had arranged a meeting. She had insisted on a night meeting and had refused m y offer to go to her house. A n d so, w e scheduled an 11 pm rendezvous at the overlook by the new Westfield Boulevard b n d g e m Broad Ripple.

Being a little anxious. I found myself there ten minutes early, and seeing n o one around. I parked m y car and w alked d o w n the em bankment towards the shallow rapids of W hite River. The autumn everxng cfxHed me as I stepped over

on a clear night

the large rocks and w atched the mist rise over the water

Suddenly, I heard the sound of granite on quartz behind me, and w hen I turned, there she stood not five feet away. A quick glance to the parking lot puzzled m e as m y car was alone o n the asphalt square, and I w ondered h o w she was able to co m e u p o n m e I A e that

Introduction consoled of an exchange of smiles and a feeble " h r from myself, and she then led m e to a large boulder with a flat edge where w e b oth sat dow n.

She looked as I expected, dressed in black and w ith lo n g straight hair.

But Herbie hadn t told m e about her eyes. The y w ere the co lo r of a full m oo n o n a clear night and as she sat beside me, their reflection seemed almost brighter than their source. The y g low ed w ith the confidence of one w h o is always in control.

She talked of astrology, num erology, U ro t cards and p a lm „ reading as ail being parts of a w hole She said that they all have to be studied together. A n d she

added that not just anyone can be really good at it. for you needed a certain am ount of psychic ability for anything to make sense

As she talked, I couldn't help but have this calm and peaceful feeling that seemed to be triggered by her presence. W henever she turned her head towards m e, those eyes of hers w ou ld flash as they crossed ^ the moonlight. A n d whenever I asked her a question she didn’t want to answer, she w ou ld just smile and remain silent

After about a half h our of conversation, I suddenly found myself propelled into a standing position as if the rock I’d been sitting on had just caught fire She looked at m e smiling and with her arm outstretched, she opened her hand to reveal a necklace m her palm.

"Tha is for y o u .' she said I picked up the necklace cautiously and walked a few paces to examine it in the moonlight.

W h e n I turned around to thank her, she had vanished.

I stood for a very lo ng time frozen and listening But I heard n othing

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ngged to M goes off whenever anybody walks up m y sidewalk I got a car battery hooked up to the doorbell. I got punji sticks in the yard I saved from w hen Cousm Zeke came back from Nam with three Purple Hearts and a bag full of C o n g fingers C ave them to his sweetheart. Strung em up with some conch shells and made a real nice necklace. O p e n e d up a head shop, but they spoil so fast he went outa business That's the breaks I got a picture here that the Sagamore i an use if they w a n t It was Zeke's com pany com m ander Stoll ly rf you want to look at it that

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I can tell you this: 1 nckertreaters are a sign of the times These tunes they are a changin' for the worse.

Yo u go walking do w n the street and you see tm foil freaks. Saran w rap weirdos, ghosts, goblins, and you've probably noticed they're all underage and under 4 foot tad.

N ow . that ain't right Heck, w hen Tm driving h o m e from the bar, I ain't got time to look to see if someone’s crossing the street If I can't see them over the ho od of m y truck, b y golly I will w hen they co m e over the ho od A n d I d on't stop w hen I hit them either N o sir, they've already caused m e enough!

trouble by denting the b um per and : ain't got time to tell the cops they deliberately lum ped under m y wheels causing them to spin and splatter brains all over the undercarnage. G o o d thing I got Z iebart

D o n't get m e wrong. W h e n m y brats holler to be let outa the yard. I take them for a walk, buy 'em aiot a sweets, and I d on't even got to buy them costumes. C o t their looks from the wife.

I'm

not bad lookin'

at all. and I got a couple of g*ts on the side and they treat m e real nice.

D am na tion, s o m e o n e 's ringing th e b ed I p o u r e d w a te r o n th e p o r ch an d th e y 're g o n n a b e stuck th e re unbl I turn o ff th e ju ice w h ich I w o n 't. Think Til d isc o n n e ct th e b u z z e r if I ca n find ou t w h e r e th e w ife p ut m y t o o lb o x

Count Dracula myth impaled

In most of the W estern world, the name Dracula conveys a sense of n ig h tm a ris h te rro r In the Transyharsa region of Rornanu.

however, the name is associated w ith a patriot

H o w did th e son o f a p n n c e a n d a f i e r c e d e f e n d e r o f f r e e d o m b e c o m e c o n n e c t e d w ith th e story o f a b loo d -su ck in g m o n ster f

A R om an ian e x ch a n ge-lectu rer at IU-8 e xp la in e d in an m terv te w lo a n Cretm , w h o tea c h es a class in R om arsan life, la n gu a ge a n d cultu re at RJ, is a m e m b e r o f th e facu lty at t h e U n iv e r s it y o f Clu| m Transylvania, w h e r e h e te a c h es English la n gu a ge an d literature

H e t o ld th o story

'T h e r e w as a R om anian p n n c e c a lle d V la d th e D ragon, so-n a m ed b ec a u se h e w a s a m e m b e r o f th e O r d e r o f th e D ra g o n t o w h ic h s o m e m e m b e r s o f E u ro p ea n n o b ilit y b elo n g e d V lad had a son w h o ca m e t o b e c a lle d D racu lea. w fa c h m ea n t s on o f th e d ra go n .' D ra cu lea w a s a g o o d m an. and v e r y p atriotic

“W ith o n ly a sm all a rm y b eh m d him , h e w a s a b le t o h o ld o ff in va din g Turks U n re le n tin g cru elty w a s cu stom ary m th o s e days (1 5th centu ry), thus, m th e kght o f th e tim es, it w a s n o t v e ry unusual w h e n D ra cu lea im p a le d 2,000 Turks to msbll fea r m his en e c ra e s '

Draculea s cou ntry was w ha t • n ow th e p ro v in c e o f W ala ch ia , w h ich a d jo in s T r a n s y lv a n ia G e r m a n m erch a n ts in Tran sylva n ia w e r e m o n o p o liz in g trad e a n d cu tb n g o ff

com m erce with Walachia, Crabs said This lectOo m ore fighting am impaling of enemies Draculea. • Dracula. as the Germans called N m soon became know n as Vlad ihi Impale* and. through the efforts o the G e rm a n s , was giv e n tin reputation of being a wicked a n bloodthirsty man

A manuscript detailing the Mon of Draculea. or Vlad the Impaler a p pa re n tly go t to the Bntisl M useum where water Bram Stoke*

came upon it, Crebu said As tar a?

CreOu knows, the novelist n e w v isite d Tran s ylva n ia T h t bloodsucking part of the fir bona C ount D ractia was inspired by be vampire bats of tropical America Crebu believes

"W he n I was yo u n g I worked as a tourist guide m Cluj. Crebu sad 'O n c e an American tounst asked m e to take him to C ount D ra u id s castle A t first I ckdn t know w h o he was taRung a b o u t I look hen to Vlads castle which, incidentally, is just across the Transyfvsnu b o n k r.

•n Walachia It • reached b y a narrow, twMbng mountain N ghw to which goes through to m e of most beautiful scenery m the w o d i.

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Zeke's Company commander's head

hero T h u H alloween stuff is a pain In

the neck I get real bred of tossing a o d into childrens’ faces They just keep c om ing back. M y wife hates them too, and I recall once w hen she called the p o k e 10 bmes one night because the danged yard apes kejjt ringing the bell. She knows h o w to handle th e m -th e cops, that is. Hollers, yells, cusses and spits from the porch at them every day and they don't mess with us.

They're so scared they w o n 't even talk to her w he n she calls.

G od. I hate that stupid brother of hers. Com es in here, got no job, drinks (m y beer) and says his ship is cornin' in. A w hell, w e live in Des Moines. He’s so d u m b he once put a bag of c o w cookies o n lake Johnson s back stoop, lit it. rang the bell (knocked, actually) and then stomped both pants legs b row n clear up to the knees. A nd he finished 11th grade. Td get him a job at the plant, but he w o n t wear safety shoes, so I w o n ’t

Gosh durn it I wish the wife w ould get out of the house once in a while. Ifd d o her good, and

maybe I could air out the rooms if she's gone long enough

But she don't ever leave, not even on Sunday, 'cause there's plenty of religion shows just before the WW1I M ovie M atinee I was in the service for 5 years, and by golly I never once got out of the boiler ro om in that damn oiler w e sat in the middle of the Pacific in Saw some planes but they didn l see us.

Picked up a lap pilot floabng around after he cut off his wings flying betw een tw o coconut trees and all he could say was this messed-up opium talk about Yankee dogs, and hell, you get bred of that so s w e threw him back after putting out to sea. W e drug him for 10 miles by his parachute cords until the sharks took him away Scavengers of the sea w e called them, and w e w ere always throw ing som ebody off to see how far, fast and frantic they c ould swim unbl the sharks ate them Let me tell you, n o one ever made i t but w in or lose w e all had fun.

B u t all fun has t o e n d , an d Td like t o put a s to p t o all this go s h d u m tn ckertrea bn g. I g o t m y sprinkler

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Boston late, but worth the wait

N o n u t te r him fa r rem oved from contem porary m usic you m ight be, even as ta r as Bartok or Brahms,

E very o n e is by now qi with Boston s curious history, as it Is ita m p ed on e v e r y c opy o f L P number one, s story that m a de the bond teem

id in tim e to a t

^le on the ra dio an a b ility to

T h e y w e r e c a t e g o r is e d is lio n end shelved aw a y

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ims up side by i think il l irst one, and 1

with m elody, turning night to d a y in the process

D aw n broke on In dianapolis Oct. 23 sm oothly and silently into M arket S q u a re A r e n a F r a u g h t w ith instrum ent (T o m 's H am m ond orga n) troubles. Boston w as farced to appear l a t e r than sch e d u led , but to a nonetheless highly responsive crowd.

“ It 's not to your advan ta ge to have to g o on la t e ," said lead singer Brad D eip backstage a fte r the show, "b u t i'I h a v e been n i c e r - i t w as u n believable I expected the p eople to be a little a g g ra v a ted but they w ere rea lly wonderful and that re a lly g o t to m e th ey m ade the show fo r m e "

T h e show fo r m e w as m ade by Brad a a d T o m (S c h o ll, B o s to n ’ s m a sterm ind ), as Ba rry, Sib, and Fra n stayed out o f the lim elight. B ra d is a n a tu ra l-b o rn s h o w m a n w h o ca n prance like a h arlequin and sing like a thrush, w hile Tom . dressed in all b la c k , re m a in e d a lo o f and b r o o d in g - a grounding w ir e of sorts that keeps the bank from going too high—occasion ally flashing a toothy ultra-brite sm ile at the audience His gu ita r w o rt is so au rally pleasing it could be listened to corap lrtely alone fo r an entire album w ith Just as much enjoym ent as a grou p e ffo rt

T h e grou p was in fin e form , though, w ith e v e r y s on g m e tic u lo u s ly perform ed Boston refused to re ly on

for the bend t i m e sta g gerin g events o f lest y ea r happened a bit too fast

Brad voiced his sentim ents on the subject: "When w e first ita rte d w e w ere just like e veryo n e e k e - j u s t tryin g to gat a con tract Tha o w e got the contract and w e s aid g reet, what could be b etter? ,’ and then to sell all those records and h ave the first tour g o so weU, It w as m ore then any o f us could want

“ W hen w e look a t the charts, It's hard to f a t h o m - y o u r e a lly d on 't r e la t e to s e llin g h o w e v e r m a n y album s W e d on't rea lly see the cash,

m u ch h it p e o p le o v e r the h e a d - e v e r y th ing was t o out front

T h e first album was recorded In C aliforn ia at the insistence o f Epic, abou t w h ich B ra d lau gh s: “ T ha record com pany didn't rea liz e that 73 percent o f the album h been recorded at hom e until it was c

of it

that w a y eith er W e have business m anagers and th ey say oh, y o u 'v e got m on ey,' but w e 'r e just musicians and not business people

“ I was m aking 3106 a week before this group happened, w orkin g in a fa cto ry fo r six y e a r* and p layin g at night, but now I ’ ve bought som e tuce things—a house, a new c a r...W e're not m illionaires, but w e d idn't set out to b e "

O f c o u rs e th e s o p h o m o re jin x s y n d r o m e is b e c o m in g q u ite perturbing to the band, especially

what w e d id! "'

O f course, the tw o-yea r d ela y is ah va y* brought up too. “ T h e re was som e daisy with flooding during the w in tertim e T h e re 's a low w a ter table there (in T om 's studio/hom e) and A few I

and w e wound up ( l a g g in g everythin g out

“ W e h a v e on e m a n a g e r now w hereas w e had tw o b e fo re." Brad continued, clea rin g up the s tory o f the contractu al entanglem ents, “ end they split up so there w ere a lot of legal things going on at this tim e which d irectly or indirectly w ere affectin g us It puts a c ra m p in your s tyle when y o u 're tryin g to w rite som ething and you h ave to g o m eet with law yers e v e ry day Tom found it hard to work because he's concerned with e ve ry fa cet o f the ten d. H e’s got to keep an

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Phantom of the O pera pipe o rga n ) or stag e stunts to g e t to the c row d, they w e r e s im p ly t h e r e a n d b e in g th em aeives and doing what they knew beet in the beet w a y pcaatble T h u in

how much D on't Leek Back sounds like the first one The style is the m ain reason fo r this, and s ty le can ra rely be changed. It can only m anifeat itself in d ifferen t form s, as it did on D on't Leek Back. T o m 's stuttering Jam es G an g gu itar le ads a r e there, yea, as o re B ra d's polished v ocals, but in new songs to equate Boston's s ty le with redunda ncy k u tterly absurd

When asked the etern al question a b o u t c o m p a r is o n , B r a d ’ s f a c e

qu ite serious In as he is obviously sick to death of

th e w r it in g , p ro d u cin g , e n d the

"When you g e t that much m oney It's v e r y easy fo r people ot take ad van ta ge o f you unwittingly . Tom just has his hands in e v e ry aspect of the band and It's lu cky for us that he d oe s ."

Boston k v e r y lucky indeed, in about as many wa ys ss there e r e stars in tbs sky. I w as v e ry sad to see tbs gu itar glid e back out ag ain into the w ild blue yonder, but rock 'n ' roll can on ly be kept a liv e on the road.

Besides, whan y o u 're just another i k there lo g o ?

Dylan caters to younger audiences

So you m issed Bob D yla n 's O c t S show in M a rk et Squ are Arana? W ell, d on't despair, you re a lly d idn't m iss a w hole lo t

S om ew h ere around 1 4 .M people (a ll ■ bit older than i

W hy D ylan I

A eroam ith volu m e k puzzling Surely

M a n sfie ld and le a d g u ita r ist B ill Cress M an sfield's p lay c a rrie d the

D yla n p erfo rm s om e o f h k old m a gic, and the m a jority had to be i t e a p pointed a t the electric, h tg b te c ib ie

that much. M a yb e h e's ju st a fte r the teen-age draw .

V o ca lly, though, it w as the sam e Bob D yla n who pounded out tunes like

"S tu ck In side o f M ob ile w ith the

som e excellen t solas, but h k rock k a d doesn’ t fit Into w hat one thinks o f as a D ylan concert.

Another irrita tin g aspect to D yla n's

S treet” and " L ik e A Roilin g' D ylan, one o f the last o f the ' N s p e r

seem s to have turned h k back on h k folk roots altogeth er, fa v o r in g the e lec tric sound o v e r the acoustic touch he had in the past. Only one o f h k songs, " I t A in 't M e. B a b e ." was done w ith an acoustic gu itar And the volu m e on that one m a de his harm onica seem like bullets te a rin g into your brain

o f the stron ger songs he p erform ed at h k M SA date H k nasal voice sounded strong and, true to ( o r a . D yla n 's was constantly changing the cadence of h k lyrics, som ething only he alone can do and still m a ke It eound as if the song was w ritten that way.

M usically, the band was loud. V ery loud. But each musician played v ery w e ll, e s p e c ia lly v io lin is t D a v id

Street L e g a l In particu lar M any of the Intros w e re fro m som e o f D ylan's

" h it s " but led Instead Into newer, k es- known songs Nothing m a jor, but why trip up your audience? T V y e re the ones payin g the b ilk .

Seeing D yla n p erform k , or was, like seein g a legend. L e t's hope he sheds his new est im a g e before he fa lk in to th e s a m e p it a s H au l M c C a r tn e y -lo u d and goin g a fte r the younger audiences

K V X V *

A sad night for Boston

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‘Carnival’: ave ra ge album for Ferguson

On C siw fvsl. M aynard one* ag ain executes hi* ab ility to play the upper re g u la r o f the trumpet,

on record or during ■ lir e C a r n iv a l c o n s is t * o f t y p ic a l M aynard Fergu son tunes, like the a f a ir Interpretation of the them e with a ja is - d is c o s r r s n g e m e n t ;

“ F a n t a s y ," o rig in a lly w ritten and ps ffo m sd b y E arth, Wind and F ire, which U fa ir ; " C a r n iv a l," the title

t r a c t; and a re a l goody, "StoU e by

C a rn iva l U b asica lly Just another M ayn ard F e rg u eo a album with s technical qu ality and com as across w ell at any decibel le ve l T h e album U

Axis slated for bright future

by T s m L a e h a a i P o w e r trioo h a v e been arou nd rockdom since the flrat Bruce, B aker and Clapton Jam Groups such as Rush and ZZ T op h ave maintained the has the cum u lative ped igree to riv a l any three-m en bend

A xis has perform ed as a unit before, and w ore hauled to and from practice by th e ir m oth ers. T h e m e m b ers inclu de Denny Johnson, a U y eor-old lend g u iU n s t <who has played with R ick D e r r in g e r , Vtnny Appice, a 11- y e a r -o ld d ru m m e r w h o has a U o older brother C a rm in e U one at the hottest in the business, and J ay

DavU. a M-year-old bassist who

f all this sounds a little corfu sing.

how strange It was fo r the th r e e to fin d t h e m a e lv e s b ack together a fte r theu- sep ara te g ig s But th ey a ll a g ree on their d irection now, and a new album . IU A O r e m W orld (]

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