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1 That ma is the richest whose pleasures are the cheapest Hery David Thoreau r U0U~QJJ EXPONENT Recycle A ASMSU Publicatio Volume 69, No. 25 Bozema, MT Tuesday, Ja. 24, 1978 This Paper Our 69th Year Drama heavies flock to MSU by J. William Degel M SU is playig host to the Rocky Moutai Theatre Associatio for Festivetio '78, wh ich is beig held Ja The Rocky Moutai Theatre Associatio (RMTA) is the regioal versio of the Motaa State Theatre Associatio with members from Idaho, Motaa, Colorado, Utah ad Wyomig. Festivetio is a aual evet co-sposored by RMTA ad the regioal America College Theatre Festival. The festival itself is a excitig ad rewardig experiece, offerig workshops o various aspects of theatre ; coducted by visitig artists from both i ad outside the regio, summer ad professioal theatre auditios. Ot her evets iclude exhibitios of ew ad alread y prove theatre products ad supplies ; college studet sceic ad costume desig competitio as wel I as performaces by reg io al college ad u i versity theatres selected for Sex discrimiatio competitio i the America College Theatre Festival. Amog the may lumiaries atted i g Festivetio '78 will be Ezra Stoe, Gerald Freedma, Jack Morriso ad Robert Hobbs. Ezra Stoe, who spet fiftee years o radio as Hery Aldrich i " The Aldrich Family", is a oted director, actor, producer, writer, teacher ad farmer with may televisio shows ad Broadway plays to his credit. Gerald Freedma, the artistic director of the Actig Compay, had may directig credits to his ame. He has wo praise for his televisio productios, New York City Opera productios ad his New York Shakespeare Festival's Public Theatre. Jack Morriso is the executive director of the America Theatre Associatio, as well as pastpresidet of AT A ; former Dea, Col lege of Fie Arts, Ohio Uiversity ad a Theatre ad Dace Cosultat to the Arts ad Humaities Brach of the U.S. Office of (Coti ued to Page 5) Service groups questioed by Eric Thorso The all female Spurs ad al I male Fags, two MSU service orgaizatios, have bee asked by the admiistratio to ed their practice of sex d iscrimiatio i the select io of members. Bo th orgaizatios, fo uded i the 1920s, are made up of sophomores who serve for oe year i various projects aroud the campus ad i the commuity. Si ce the groups are servi ce orga izatios which r ecei ve ' sigif i cat as s istace' from the ui versity, they must comply with Title Nie of the Educatio Amedmets of This law states that o perso shall be discrimiated agai st o the basis of sex i edu c at i oal programs recei vi g federal fuds. Sororities ad fraterities are ot affected by Title Nie. Studets from Spurs accompaied by their advisor, Dea Patricia Aderso met with members of the admiistratio, icludig Roger Flair, attorey for MSU, last Thursday to discuss possible actios the group could take. Aother meetig is scheduled for today, which will iclude officers of ASMSU. Steve Harma ad Jim Komer~. two lawyers for the studet legal aid service have bee assistig the Spurs. They ited to write a letter to the Departmet of Health Educatio ad Welfare, askig for cosideratio of the Spurs as a social sorority, thereby exemptig them from meetig the requiremets of Title Nie. HEW is resposible for eforcemet of the Educatio Amedmets, ad ca withhold fuds from the uiversity to force compliace. It is ulikely however, that HEW would do th is. THElL LUNCH IN BAL.. [photo by Rady Aderso] WHEEEEE!!--Poster Committee members Gwe Harris ad Laura Kaltestei do't seem to be shari g chairma Pam Jamruszka's ethusiasm. The trio has bee ru ig aroud campus puttig up iformatio ad directio posters i preparatio for Festivatio '78. Dowtow parkig City commissio to decide SID The Bozema City Commissio will make its fial decisio co cerig t he dowtow parkig Special Improvemet District (SID), tomorrow The SID district will iclude commercial ad residetial establishmets ear Mai Street. The district would be located o the south side of Medehall, two blocks uptow. The Stata Supreme Court had recommeded that the commissio make fidigs to determie whether or ot former Commissioer Maurice Tay1or's coflict of iterest o the vote had iiflueced the comrrissio members o their vote. Also, the high court determied that the etire matter should at least be looked at agai briefly. At a meetig o Ja. )8, city attorey Be Berg recommeded that the commissioers iterview at their coveiece former commissioers Taylor ad Lehrkid as regards the resolutio. City Maager Sam Gesko said that the parkig commissio is very axious to get the go ahead ad urged expediecy i the matter. UM Faculty votes for collective bargaiig Faculty at the Uiversity of Motaa Friday chose the U iversity Teachers Uio to represet them at Collective bargaiig. The uio wo by a wide margi votes out of 389 cast. The America Uiversity Professors received 63 votes i the electio ad the Motaa Educatio Associatio received 9 votes. Aother 65 fac ulty members voted for o represetatio. I the wake of the electio, Walter Hill has aouced his resigatio to lhe UM faculty Seate. Hill was o record agaist collective bargaiig. Uio leaders said they would set up a bargaiig cousel i the ear future ad try to fid ways to reistate faculty who will lose their jobs this year. (For a idepth report watch Friday's Expoet.)

2 Saua Seator Hatt ield A ukow quatity Max Baucus smiles i his sleep. "Cogratulatios, Max, o your electio to the U.S. Seate. soo you'll succeed Lee Metcalf o Capitol Hill as the Juior seator from Motaa was a good year for you Max. First, you wo the Democratic primary, beatig a political ukow amed Joh Driscoll (after scarig ol' Tom Judge right out of the race). The you scored a relatively easy victory over your Republica oppoet i the geeral electio. Oh, sweet dreams." Wake up Max. The evets of the last te days have altered that scea~io. Lee Metcalf died uexpectedly, ad the state of Motaa ow has a ew seator amed Paul Hatfield. Hatfield was a district court judge i Great Falls for 17 years before beig elected Chief Justice of the Motaa Supreme Court i Goveror Judge, who appoited Hatfield last Suday, described Hatfield as a fie judicial mid. But what are Hatfield's qualificatios for the job of seator? He himself said that the heavy caseload as chief justice hi!s kept him less iformed about atioal issues tha the ordiary layma. "Oly time will tell," Hatfield said of his future impact as seator. Not exactly ecouragig words to hear. Hatfield did say that state's rights had bee eroded by federal itervetio, ad that he is cocered about the "cotiuig ifrigemet of federal activity o the sovereigty of the state ad the lives of our people." We have heard this type of rhetoric before, both from Democrats ad Republicas. Just exactly what it meas is aybody's guess. Hatfield wo by more tha a two to oe margi over his competitor, Justice Wesley Castles, whe he was elected Chief Justice. This would idicate that Hatfield is a potetially strog vote getter, ad that he would stad a cbace i a electio bid later this year. He did't say at the press coferece followig his appoitmet if he would ru, but it seems ulikely that he would give up his $37,000 a year positio o the Supreme Court, a positio that is secure for the ext seve years, oly to sped less tha a year i Washigto. Judge said that if Hatfield does ru, he wo't. Baucus said that he iteds to stay 1 te race o matter what. The rest of us will kow by April 27, the filig deadlie for cadidates. I the meawhile, let's hope that Hatfield cotiues i the progressive mold set by the late seator Metcalf. Motaa eeds someoe that will stad up for the eviromet, ad up to the coal compaies. Motaa eeds someoe who is iterested i helpig the averaqe perso, ad ot oly those with political ad/or fiscal muscle. We already kow where Baucus stads. As for Hatfield, well. oly time will tell. Curve throws Dear Editor, I respose to a Huma Female, I thik her letter just goes to show how true the Huma Female Developmet Curve is. If she actually believes that a real survey was take ad that data was kept, she fits had-i-had with the metality portio of the curve. THIS GIRL is probably a sorority chic~ who is, at the preset time, hal(way through the "seior paic" portio of the persoality lie o the curve. She is udoubtably aother oe Bruce Burrows bitter over her grave mistake of joiig a sorority, ad this article gave her somethig to vet her frustratios o. Maybe a ope-mided look at this article ad ay future articles to come would be educatioal ad humorous for her. She could accidetly lear how to get alog with males. As for myself, I do't care if the liberated wome get o top of the situatio or take it lyig dow, I just hope they take it _.. :;. A_Huma Male ucomfortable Bookstore aex eeded KUDOS to CEC of ASMSU To Editor: The art ad architecture studets should be aware of how much the MSU Bookstore is cheatig them out of studet services. They have set up a aex ext to the art buildig to supply the art studet with large sizes of paper materials that become damaged if they were carried frqm the Bookstore. The studets have used this aex quite ofte cosiderig the amout of supplies it has i its spacious room. The Bookstore wats to close the aex because of lack of busiess. Why? There is't eough supplies available. May people who use the aex (who try to keep it i busiess) are lucky if they ca fid a few items that they'll eed for a class. That meas writi'g aother check at the mai Bookstore. Oe of the solutios that has bee attempted was to make a list of supplies that the studets wat brought to the aex. The list was brought to the Bookstore. They said that each oe (except for some small items) Missig the poit? To all my fas ad critics, This is absolutely the last letter I'm goio to write about the Sherril icidet--we're startig to flog a dead horse. The poit I wat to make about all those who complaied whe Sherril was idetified as a football player is that they are missig the poit. Sherril was also idetified as a busiess major ad o outcry arose over that statemet. I would also like to complimet, ad thak, Dey Klewie, Soy Lubick ad the other members of the campus admiistratio who devoted so much time ad effort to their ivestigatio. It was obvious, thr,.,ugh their itese efforts, that they are seriously cocered about such problems o campus. I would also complimet Taylor Brow, ad the people from CEC, who gave the Vetera's Club so much support--morally ad physically i this matter; they made our job a little easier. The overal I cocer ad attetio paid to this matter by faculty, staff ad studets shows that MSU is ot co tet to overlook such matters. I ca really say that I made the right choice whe I chose MSU as my school. J. William Degel was a icoveiece. Oe was zi c plates. The Books.ore metioed that the reaso they could't provide large 24 ich by 36 ich zic plates i,tie aex is because they come i crates ad it would be too icoveiet to sed some to the aex. If they ca brig a cargo of zic ad uload it at the Bookstore, why could't they brig some to the aex? It would be better tha have a studet attempt to carry oe to the art buildig. I cold weather, the metal freezes i the perso's hads, its treacherous walkig dow the icy hill for fear of fallig o the plate ad its hazardous durig heavy wids. There are solutios to these problems without closig the aex if the people at the Bookstore could see just how they are't providig the studet services expected of them. If they could oly utlize the space more carefully. This letter was received with 23 sigatures. Space limitatios prohibit listig them idividually. EDITOR Eric Thorso ASSOCIATE EDITOR Bruce Burrows PHOTO EDITOR Phil Howard CONTRIBUTING EDITOR J. William Degel PROOFREADER Carol Ricketts Sita Gorski SECRETARIES Debbie Carlso Sue Setterquist BOOKKEEPER Waye Raselm for their tasteful choics of Gove ad Doc ad Merle Watso (ad Gorky Siegel earlier) - brigig mature, quality etertaimet for upliftig good times. These etertaiers ot oly deliver the goods, but their humor ad humae presece get you off ad smilig. But somethig must be said about the absece of vetilatio i the Ball Room. Gove metioed it was too hot ad you did't have to be very close to see the other musicias sweatig. The crowd pays too much moey to be subjected to a uwated, ucomfortable mass saua. Such a ubearable atmosphere has a egative effect o the mood ad sese of well-beig of a audiece. It is ot fair to the etertaiers or the high payig cosumers to have to put up with this discomfort. Somethig should be doe ow about vetilatio i the Ball Room. Greg Jah Correctio Last Friday's issue of the Expoet icorrectly idetified Waye Scherr as Waye Scheer. Soory. The MSU Expoet ecourages all readers to give us your opiios. Please limit your letters to two typewritte, double spaced pages, or less. Please sig your letters. We ca withhold your ame, but oly uder exteuatig circumstaces.,.,, EXPONENT MANAGING EDITOR Sta Joes NEWS EDITOR Rich Meckleberg SPORTS EDITOR Pat Kearey COPY EDITOR Nacy Urbais AD SALES Kare Huberma Paul Koeig BUSINESS MANAGER Rob Huberma LAB TECHNICIAN Sta Taracki The Expoe1 is a idepedet studet wlle ad sludel maaged ewspaper a1 Mo taa State Uiversity. Bozema The opiios expressed ere1 are- ot ecessar ily those ol the u1vers11y or the studel t>ody Publrshed 1wice weekly except holidays ad fial week duo!he school vear by the Assoc1a1ed Studels of Motaa State Uiversity Kow office of pubticalio The Expoet Sludet Uio Buildig. Motaa Slate Uiversity, Bozt-ma. MT Secod classposlage paid at Bozema. MT By mail per vem S7 SO H Qh Coutry Compos tioad Lavou1

3 ~ EXPONENT Jauary 24, logs o the fire Doc ad the Boys etertai MSU by Sue Setterqulst I a display of talet, Doc (Arthel) Watso, his so, Merle Watso ad bass guitar player Michael Colema opeed their performace Friday ight with " Log Jourey Home" i the MSU Ballroom. The audiece loved them from the very begiig. Whe Doc walked o stage someoe from the audiece yelled " Put some logs o the fire," ad he proceeded to do so. Doc Watso's fast guitar pickig performace was everythig ad more tha I had heard it would be. His ability to play various styles of music with precise cotrol captured the MSU audiece. Doc ad the boys etertaip.d a audiece of 1,400 with traditioal America music which icluded blues, ~outry ad bluegrass. Their easy movig music set may people swayig i their seats ad hummig alog with the sogs. Silece overcame the crowd whe Doc sag "Wake up Little Maggie" a sog he said his " pappy" used to sig. Doc Watso was bor i North Carolia i 1923 ad was blided three moths later by a eye ifectio. Music was impressed o him as he grew up by his father who was a church choir leader. Watso bega playig o a had--crafted bajo as a youg boy but later picked up o his "first love," the guitar. 53-year-old Doc Watso goig strog. [photo by Julie Evas) He has played with groups such as the " Skillet Lickers from Georgia" ad " Greeborough Boys." He acquired the ame " Doc" as a teeager playig for a radio show i the frot sectio of a furiture store. Someoe asked his ame to which a woma spectator aswered, "Call him Doc" the ame thars bee with him sice. I 1962 Doc bega playig professioally ad that' s about whe his so Merle joied him. Michael Colema, also from North Carolia, has bee playig with Merle ad Doc for the past four years. Together they put o a ejoyable cocert, ot soo to be forgotte. The cocert opeed with the excellet performace of Gove (Scriver), a taleted blues folk siger bor i Coecticut, but who ow lives i Nashville. Gove's talets are may ad he used them well to mesmerize the audiece. He bega o a six-strig guitar with " Strager Blues," ad wet o to play a little Bach ad Beethove o the autoharp. He eve played some old--time disco, "Old Howard is Dead ad Goe", a sog that souded like it origiated o a souther platatio. Gove performed i a coffee -house style which seemed to produce a feelig of closeess betwee him ad the crowd. Gove met up with Doc Watso at a Philadelphia club i Sice the they've played with each other o several albums ad i various shows. His recetly completed record titled " Shady Grove" will be released the week of Ja. 23, o Flyig Fish R~ords. CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB ~ MSU Studet Discout Moday. Tuesday & Wedesday 3 South Tracy (Uder the Emporium) ! Havig trouble fidig I,~ ! a all occasio gift with!! for that special member! I a persoal touch? Oe I I of your family? Let I\ \ Redwood Custom Sigs I be your aswer. Stop i i!! \ to appreciate. I I BOZEMAN GRANITE I, WORKS I 428 N 7TH I L ~J THE CONSUMER RELATIONS BOARD IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS! CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB CRB The CRB is composed of studets ad busiessme who will hadle cosumer complaits dealig with iterstate commerce!magazie subscriptios), trasactios with Bozema merchats, ad ladlord-teat coflicts. Complait forms are available at the ASMSU Seate Off ice. CRB... WE CAN HELP. LET US.. ::0 "' "'

4 4 r EXPONENT Jauary 24, 1978 Bubbles from the fish lab by The Madiso Meace ad The Bighole Demo The Pla Friday afteroos i the fish lab are kid of special. Usually aroud 3 p.m. the graphs, charts, scales, microscopes, calculators ad other assorted parapheralia get set aside for more importat items. As I fiished mixig a glass of Swiss Miss (or is it MS.?), Whip etered, istigatig the latest Friday afteroo "book break." Whe he heard I had just recorded Jerry Jeff Walker's " Ridi' High" album he could ot wait for his weekly jitterbug lessos amog the gill ets. Sice becomig graduate studets, we i the basemet have developed a deep appreciatio for coutry music. This is udoubtedly due to the fact that coutry sogs deal with subjects that exemplify graduate studet life styles, i.e. poverty, alcoholism ad broke romaces. O this particular day the series of evets (allowig special liberties i presetatio), were approximately as follows. "You ready to go over these moves, buddy?" Whip asked i a toe I kew was sure to lead to a log itoxicatig ight dowtow. " Oh, I suppose we ca ru through 'em agai. Are you goig out toight?" I asked, eve though I kew the aswer. Everytime he comes dow ad wats aother jitterbug lesso, I kow he's goig to L.J.'s that ight. " Yeah, I'm goig to go out ad dace at L.J.'s toight. You goig?" he asked. "Well, I have't made ay big plas ad I've already had my oe date for the year, so I guess I could go tip a few toight," I replied. I rewoud the. tape t "Jaded Lover" aci-~ for J kew it "The Me.~'c'e.'::- ad - Whip coached i im:v;?per executio of th~~~hrag, barrel roll, multlpl~~ d ad several other staif#rd steps that were sure to a.ltle ttie. crowd that ight. { After a utritious (l:jier at May's the gag r Little Joh's. As toward the door we c Taya Tucker's "Sa toio Stroll" playig for the i rst of seve times it wou)a be played that ight. The ce was packed as usual a thought to myself how easy i wou Id be for a photographer from the Motaa to get a picture of the etire College SCIEllTIFIC SEllD OFFI PC-1201 CCofleud to Pav~ 9) FREE PORTRAITS FOR THE 1978 MONTANAN YEARBOOK wil be take Jauary 24, 25, 26 i the Culbertso-Mule Lobby From 4: 30-6:30 p.m. EL-5805 Thi pocketable 8-digit scietific calculator with FEM liquid crystal display ad direct access memory, coveietly pre-programmed for 21 scietific fuctios. approximately 1,000 hours of use with two silver oxide batteries; comes with leather graied pocket carryig case. Suggested retail $ BOOKSTORE - StL.d1 1 t<. -..r ,.,,,..Ji r- Mi,;ihi.-A": C:E'.-c-;,;;,~-~2. I ~ ~.ii! I Sharp brigs you a compre- I F R E E he1lve lle of calculators to 1 : flt every eed ad budget. I I Scietific I - T sh t I SHARP _ 1 r. Professioal I - Had-Held I With purchase of Sharp PC-1201, EL-5001 or EL-5805 Deale-Top Prlter/Dlap/ay I Limit: Oe T-Shirt per coupo Cash value 1120; I tt:=============o:2;;ill. Good oe week oly at bookstore Expires I 1 1 SESSION NO. 2 Toite! PRACTICAL GUIDE TO FAMILY HEALTH 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. All About x-rays ad Laboratory Tests What Happes Durig Surgery ad Aesthesia? A Doctor's Traiig This Week's Pael OF Doctors: Norma A. Fox M.D., Chairma Verer Albertso, M.D. Richard Sabo, M.D. Voley Steele, M.D. Roald Hull, M.D. JUST COME TO ROOM IN WILLSON HALL ON THE MSU CAMPUS [Corer of 8th ad Clevelad]...~S!.!:!~~.g.~:.~S!.. ~.~~.P..J.Q.. ~.~g.!.t.~.~. For More Iformatio Call Sposored by Gallati Couty Medical Society ad ASMSU Commuity Uiversity

5 EXPONENT Jauary 24, 1978 s Festivetio {Co11ued from Page 1 l Educatio. Robert Hobbs, director of the Professioal Actor's Traiig Program at the Uiversity of Washigto, will also be preset. Hobbs will be presetig classes ad demostratios o Actig for the Professioal. All aspects of theatre icludig theater architecture, directig, actig, stage costructio, paitig, costumes, publicity, props, soud ad lightig will be represeted by specialists i those fields. Over fifty such specialists will be at MSU for Festivetio '78. Amog the other specialists who will be o had are: Jere Wade, Chairma, ACTF Regio I Lee Adey, Director, U iversity of Miesota, Desig Competitio Adjudicator Vicet Agotti, Chairma, ACTF Regio VII M. Kay Barrell, Desiger, Repertory Dace Theatre, Uiversity of Utah Caroly Bezeek, Director, Youg Actors Compay Louisville, KY Ala Bloomquist, ljirector, " Equus," Idaho State U iversity James Kriley, Director, " Whe You Com i' Back, Red Ryder&", Uiversity of Motaa Ro Martel, Stage Combat ad Fecig, Professioal Actor-Director Richard Weaver, Texas Tech, Uiversity Merrill Lesley, Desiger, Sa Diego State Uiversity, Patricia Simmos, Motaa Arts Coucil, Artist-I Schools Program Margaret Sulliva, Director, " Hedda Gabler," Mesa College Sid G. Perkes, Chairma, ACTF, Regio IV Xa Johso Director, FESTIVEN TION '78 PLANNERS--[ L to R] David Macityre, Ro Gree, Bruce Jacobse ad Little Theatre of the Rockies, Joel Jahke iro out the last few problems i preparatio for Festivetio '78. Jahke, Uiversity of Norther Desiger for the Departmet of Theatre Arts, MSU, is also the official host for the theatre Colorado semiar Ja [photo by Rady Aderso] Debra Flemig, Make-up Ke Washigto, Director are: t.quu~ 11daho State), Artist, Seattle, Wash. Becket, Uiversity of Utah " Becket" (Uiversity of l,jtah), David Had, Presidet Ro Willis, ACTF Ad- " Hedda Gabler" (Mesa RMUSIIT, judicator, Uiversity of College) ad "Whe You Nacy Kig, Movemet Kasas Comi' Back, Red Ryder?" Specialist, Uiversity of Several commercial (Uiversity of Motaa). Delaware displays will also be o had Tickets v,iill be available o Michael Holde, Director, durig the festival. a first come, first served Approximately l:lo seats will be available each ight. Tickets are $4 apiece. Iterested idividuals should drop by, or call ( ), the SUB Theatre Box Office durig those hours ad. get their ames o the waitig Brucke Jackso Jr., Aother of the may of- taiig tickets is as follows : Geeral public sales will Desiger, Bofils Theatre, ferigs will be performaces The Festivetio Box begi each ight at 5 p.m. Dever, Colo. by regioal college ad Office will be ope for waitig Those o the waitig lists will Richard James, Desiger, uiversity theatre groups lists at 1-5 p.m. o Moday receive first cosideratio. Uiversity of Motaa selected for compelitio i ad Tuesday ; 9-12 ad 1-7:15 But a\ 7:15 each ight, the Polly Kedrick, Costume the America College Theatre o Wedesday ad after 5 waitig list will become Desiger, Colorado College Festival. p.m. o Thursday through ivalid ad sales will be ope Theatre Departmet. The plays to be preseted Saturday. to the public /2 price sale o all witer clothig at Bridger Moutai Sports lists. I I BRIDGER MOUNTAIN SPORTS Loretto Heights College basis. The process for ob- ~~~~~~~~~~~plus selected alpie & ordic ski equipmet 1101 West College boots xc skis juior xc skis (NEXT r KARL MARx PIZZA) There's plety of witer left.

6 6 uclassifieds JABBERWOCKY eeds your drawigs, ASMSU FILMS Presets two gr eal fl icks short stories, poems, essays, photographs, this week! Wed. Ja. 2S see " Walboul,''!he articles ad scripts Hurry, the deadlie for story of!wo childre abadoed i the submissios is Ja. 31. )1 Aus. alia outback ad the foud by a SEE TWO Great shows Th is week Wed.. J. abogie boy_ Shows 8: JOhso. Sat. a 25. see " WalkabOut " 8;00 lj9 Johso. Ja. 28 Do't miss " Pat Garret & Billy The Sa t. Ja. 25 see ''Pat Garret & Billy the K id " starrig James Cobur, Kris Kid " 7:00 & 9: Gaies Preseted by Kristofferso & Bob Oylad. Shows 7:00 & ASMSU Fiims. '24 9 ;00i 101 Gaies '24 PUBLISH YOUR drawigs, photographs, 1972 RENAULT R 17 47,000 m iles. S' poems, short stories, scripts, ar!lcles or Rus well, eeds body work, call 7-002J aller essays i the 1978 JABBERWOCKY Sub 7.00p.m. 2 4 missios accepted util Ja SKADIS for ret S2 per day. Call LOST. High School class r ig. Sliver with a for reservalioos.. 24 bluestoeloslsomewhere i Romey gym. HORSE PASTURE BOARDED. Prem1Um lffoudptease call Deb. at Ja. 31 Hay Fed Daily, durig witer. Good FOR SALE Audi lools. E c. cod 587- facilities Mar. 12 S66Jaller 5: FOR SAL E ; Rossigol freestyles, 180 cm, skied oly ' times. Spadema super II bidigs, excellet buy , CJJackporch GPickj,rf Parlor Where Old Fashio Hoesty Is A Everyday Policy EXPONENT Jauary 24, 1978 Meet your seator. Volt emphasizes services by Mauree Bowma Jeff Voll, a seior from Judith Gap, MT, has bee o studet seate sice last sprig. Whe asked what he felt Seate's greatest asset was Jeff replied, " Our ability to work well together as a body.. I feel everyoe is ope mided ad willig to liste to both sides of a issue." Jeff is o the Auto Repair Ad Hoc Committee. " Right ow we're workig o fidig a director ad a architect, ad c".1wig up a code." Located south of the physical plat, he hopes to see the shop oce by the begiig of ext year. As the chairma of Service Committee, Jeff helps with the plaig ad budgetig of various campus services. He feels we do a adequate job with oes such as Legal Aid, Cosumer Affairs ad the Tutorial Committee. He added, "We're always lookig for ew possibilities. Oe Jeff Volt Specializig i Bluegrass & Old-Time Fiddle Music Bajos - Stellig, Imperial, G.T. R., & Customs Guitars - Marti, Epiphoe, Guria, Bozo Madolis, Dobros, Dulcimers, Fiddles Yamaha P.A.'s - Istrumet Repair Private Lessos o Bajo,Madoli,Guitar & Fiddle 321 E Mai Bozema Twas a couple of years i the recet past, a idea was bor he hoped would last. "The People of Bozema eed somethig ew, a good woof for all ad a good bargai too." The project was lauched with little fafare ad you could oly get it at the sig of the bear. Bair's salad bar ad buffet came explodig alive, All you could eat for just three iety-five! Barbecued meats ad seafood delights. Topped oly by the Baro o Saturday ights! So hurry o dow urges that guy who cares, who resi des i the valley with the folks at Bair's. problem," Jeff said, "is most people are't aware of the services avai I able to them." He thiks this problem could be solved through more advertisig i the Expoet, ad the Iformatio Ceter. Jeff sees budgetig as a problem of Seate. He would like to see a decrease i Seate's deficit. " Also, more moey should be allocated to groups that would beefit the most studets." I his spare time Jeff sowmobiles, fishes ad plays the guitar. He is also oe of the twety who sigs with the Motaas, a campus group. Whe Jeff graduates i Ag. Productio he plas o returig liome to his farm. Jeff said if ayoe has ay questios do't hesitate to call him at LONG DA Y'S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT February 8 Wedesday eveig 8:00 p.m. SUB Theater MSU Studets $3.50 No-Studets $4.50 AH WILDERNESS! (Comedy) February 9 Thursday February 9 Thursday eveig afteroo Matiee 1 :00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. SUB Theater Childre uder six Free MSU Studets $3.50 (Matiee oly) No Studets $4.50 MSU Studets $2.50 No-Studets $3.50 SAVE $1 whe you buy tickets to both plays at the same time Tickets go o sale Ja. 23 at the Studet Activities Desk Buy tickets for both _ plays at the same time! This tour is made possible through the support of the Wester States Arts Foudatio, the Affiliated State Arts Agecies- of the Upper Midwest ad the Mid-America Arts Alliace through fuds from the Natioal Edowmet for the Arts, a federal agecy. SUPER SALES Are Foud At The -Sample Shack 30 /o to 5 /o Off the already low price of 1f 3 off Suggested Retail Price. r.; ~ OPEN 10-5:30 WEEKDAYS ~~' Saturday 10-5:00 '_!.. i THE BOZEMAN 3rd Floor!iil 321 E. Mai

7 Studet exchage applicatios due If you are oe of the MSU,tudets iterested i.pedig up to oe year o 1xchage to oe of the )artlcipatig uiversities i he Natioal Studet Ex,hage program, your apilicatio must be tured i to he Geeral Studies Office, loom 409, Reid Hall, by -uesday, Ja. 31. Two ew schools have oied the exchage lrogram : the Uiversity of.1assachusetts at Bosto, a elatively youg urba miversity ad the Uiversity lf Georgia, with a strog iiology program. These ;chools will probably be!ager to welcome studets his year i particular. Love, sex,talks plaed ~ EXPONENT Jauary 24, 1978 at Laramie Rifle team shot.dow The Motaa State Uiversity Rifle Team was defeated, Saturday, Jauary 21 i Laramie, Wyomig, i what was the toughest itermoutai shooters league competitio the Cats have faced this seaso. The Cats competed agaist the Uiversity of Wyomig, Brigham Youg Uiversity, the Uiversity of Utah (Navy ROTC), ad Weber State College. The Cat " A" team placed secod to the Uiversity of Wyomig with a score of 2203 out of a possible 2400, four poits behid Wyomig's The Cat " B" team fiished secod to the Uiversity of Wyomig, with a score of 2087, 42 poits behid Wyomig's The MSU Army ROTC team also scored secod to the Uiversity of Wyomig with"a score of 1019 out of a possible Idividual efforts for the "A" team were Mac Clark ad Jim Pile who both fired _ scores of 553 out of 600, followed by Guyle Guderia 551 ad Russ Huewell 546. Guderia wo the proe hoors for the day with a perfect score of 200. The "B" team was lead by Norm Comfort 529, followed by Oley Sheremeta 528, Mike Daiels 518, ad Bill Reid 512. The Army ROTC team was led by Guderia who fired 273 of a possible 300, followed by Jim Pile 272, Oley Sheremeta 269, ad Diaa Lagto 205. Alterate shooters were: Joa Heizma 466, Leta Brow 463, ad Diae Lagto 394. With this loss, the Cats still lead i league competitio with a 70 poit margi over the Uiversity of Wyomig i the " A" team catagory ad by a 30 poit margi i the " B" team category. The Cats' ext match is the " Bigel Trophy Match" at Idaho State Uiversity i Pocatel lo, Idaho o Jauary 28th. Motaa's Atiquaria Book Store Out-of-Prit Search Service The Sage Book Store 8 North Nith (East of Safeway) 7 Chagig attitudes o love', ex ad marriage will be the ipics for discussio at a eries of classes which will et uderway at 7 : 30 p.m., hursday, Ja. 26, i Room 1-10 Wilso Hall o the to taa State Uiversity am pus. Coordiated by Jack eigs from Protestat am pus Miistries i ooperatio with A Seibel, associate professor of ealth educatio at MSU, the lasses will be held each hursday eveig from 7: 30 ' 9 i Wilso Hall. They are ee ad the public is ivited ~atted ay or all of them. The Ja. 26 class meetig l etitled "The Sexual levolutio After a Decade." It 1ill feature a pael of MSU ersoel icludig Sharo tato, a social work itructor; Louise Hale, a ssistat professor of ociology ; Lyle Goh, dea f studet affairs; ad ~ouglas Kerick, assistat rofessor of psychology. Each sessio will be i a ael format with a questio d aswer period to follow..eadership for the paels will e draw from MSU as well as rom the Bozema comuity, ad will represet litterig poits of view so as o allow for a broad rage o( hscussio. The subject matter for the!her sessios icludes: Feb.!, " The Differet Sexual :xpectatios of Males ad 'emales; " Feb. 9, " Court ;hip, Datig ad Fallig i _ove ;" Feb. 16, "Sexual )pt ios Today; " Feb. 23, 'Marital Breakdow : Causes id Cures;" ad March 2, 'Ca Marriage Survive?" Paelists for the remaiig 1ve sessios will be a- 1ouced prior to each :>essio. OLIN SKIS SROSSIGNOL autfaier HEXCEr: I BOOTS & POLES Nordica Scott Scott Ke rm a Barrecrafter HCC, Boger, Head, SKI WEAR Isbruck, Serac, Roffe, Ski Levis, AA"'1JJ I Skyr, Gerry,,, fw v~. Alpie Desigs, at ~ Obermeyer aavar a Moutaiig P d A complete lie of Cross Coutry ad Witer equipmet too! Sport Specialiit~Bozema Chamber o~~,,

8 0 ~t :11 EXPONENT Jauary 24, 1978 Chess challege set The secod chess touramet of the school year will be held o Ja. 28 ad 29, i room 302 i the SUB. Registratio is from 9 : 30 to 10. The etry fee is $1. The touramet is for studets oly. The top four players will go to Missoula for the ACU-1 Regioal team touramet, Feb. 1 O ad 11, where they will get to play agaist chess players from all over the orthwester Uited States ad wester Caada. If ay of the top scorers i our tourey ca 't go to Missoula, the the Little Joh's Come dow ad get acquaited at LITTLE JOHN'S! DANCING POOL & GAMES 515 W. Aspe ext highest players will go i their place. Our touramet will be a five-roud Swiss tourey. This meas that almost everyoe will get to play five games. Players do't get elimiated. Dig out your chess set ad brai ad come play chess with us. Eve MSU studets ca afford a dollar to play chess. Please brig your chess sets. We do't have may. Call for iformatio, or come to the Chess Club o Wedesday ight i 305 SUB! Wed.-Sat. Disco Startig at 9:00 Behid Village I o North 7th. ATTENTION NEW AN D RETURNING COLLEGE STUDENTS COLLEGE TRANSFERS ~ VETERANS 1. ~ r,.rt "' Jo' -crj ofc "'t'"''i Edt.e1r o A.lot.,, s1.. t# Uri "*'"St'Y J >lfr;, lq'ol $1..V'C~I 0'11t' ~ W()r ~ sh<>p ~l~sjl rtg UNIVERSITY STUDY SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES X"M WliZITINC. "\ A SOOK. %T'.S CAU.lD,, "WHAT COLLl"l l.ea«nid "'-.,. TOPICS COVERED BY THE WORKSHOP Mot1vat1o for Study Preparig for Exammatios Maagemet of Ttme Strategies for Takig Exams Cocetratio ad Memory What You Should Kow Wm19 Term Papers About College Professors Study ad Helper Gwrles How to Approach Your Textbooks (The SOSA Methodl The Art o Hi- Light ig Texts Effective Lecture Listeig Skills Five Systems of Note Takig How to Use a College Library WORKSHOP LOCATIONS ANO DATES WILSON HALL - ROON l-131 6'30 P.H. to 9'30 P.H.. Sessio 'C' Sessio 'D'. FliBRUARY l ls, 1978 llarch APRIL 3-4, 1978 : -. _,, Friday meetigs will begi at S:OO P.H. ~-~-~--~-~~~-~ ~--~~--~~~~-~ 1: : :. ~- l ~ O 1,,.,.,p..,..,.u.. ;SJOflO riow1; m-t..voooo ~ IQ I pi.., 10 fll-boo!..,ti r..-,!lf! II f r\1 W>WO<IG"!O.. I ~ "uw,,.,~, ',..,., o Ot IM~.ol to AISU Coro1, f~ 1-9 ~-4 '9!) G,1.., f +.itir ~tor, u..-,i.. ~, Stuely s,.. "' "'". St H \JI>., ao "''1'1 S.111 IOI!~ ) 1811 \ltl.- H.. ~ 1 oe1 tlm 3115\ ~ ~1~. u to ou w- u~..-t1u;u.1u.1 u11u_11u"uuu HIQUo u111u1auu.11.,: UM ceter Joh Stroeder rejects this attempt by MSU's Craig Fiberg. The Grizzlies prevailed Saturday [photo by Gorski] '''' ''' ''''' ''' '''' '',,,,,, ''''' ',,'' ',,~~ :. ~ r:;;;e;;::;:;: ~~l :. "Come o dow t : & sped the weeked : : with Myrtle's girls!" : : Fie Mexica Food & Drik :,,, ~ l ~l ltramurals (Cotiued from Page 12) Me's competitio. A ~rgaizatioal meetig will be held Ja. 31 at 5:15 p.m. i Romey gym 104. All players must atted this meetig to get rules ad schedules. Archery Cupids, there s ot much time to practice before Valeties Day, so sig-up i the itramural office for the idoor archery meet to be held i the SOB Bar at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Ja. 24. A bare Bow ad Sight Competitio will be held, ad sig-ups will be take at the meet. Water Basketball Co-ed water Basketball team registratio will be held through Ja. 26 i 301 Romey Gym. Because of facilities, limited etries will be take so sig up soo. A maagers' meetig will be held Ja. 26, istead of Ja. 27 as idicated o the hadout, at 6 p.m. i Romey Gym 104. A skills cliic ad officiatig cliic will be held Ja. 30 i the H & PE Compex pool at 6 p.m. Water Basketball is a game that combies swimmig skills ad basketball shootig. Maagers' ad Officials' Meetigs Ja. 25, 5:15 p.m., 105 Reid, Me ad Wome Maagers ' Meet i g: Basketbal I. ja. 25, 5:30 p.m., 105 Reid, Officials' meetig - Basketball. Ja. 26, 5 :30 p.m., 104 Romey, Officials' meetig. Ja. 26, 5:15 p.m., 104 Romey, Water Basketball maagers' meetig. Ja. 30, 6 p.m., Pool, Skills cliic ad Officials' cliic - Water Basketball. Ja. 31, 5 :15 p.m., 104 Romey, Hadball doubles orgaizatioal meet ig. ALL SUBJECTS Fast. professioal, ad prove quality Choose lrom our library ol 7,000 topics Sed $1 00 for the curret editio of our 220 page matl order catalog RESEARCH ASSISTANCE IOAHO AVE. No 206-E LOS ANGELES, CALIF (213) Our research papers are sold lor research purposes oly + Complete Mexica Meu : : Please rush my catalog + Wie ad Mexica Beer I Eclosed is si \(ame : Ope 11 am to 11 pm : I Address _ Next to the Cat's Paw 1 c iiy ----'----- : t I State - Zip ---- ~ L E

9 Bubbles (Cotiued from Page A) fried to dace, totally igorig her." Settig my glass of the flattest beer i Bozema o the table I wadered over to the two gals ad asked the fried to dace. She agreed ad I fol lowed her to the dace floor. I really did't mid her that much although she was throwig me Ito others, quite regularly. I was thikig the whole time how my old sweetheart was sittig aloe. Whip had give me a great idea. Suddely, a had grabbed me ad before I kew it I was beig pulled toward the door. This thig that grabbed me must have mistake me for a tree. Sice oe had was o my collar ad the other o my belt, the oly practical way to ope the door was with my head. ~ EXPONENT Jauary 24,1978 Amog the cofusio the flyig fists I heard this guy yellig somethig about me bumpig ito him ad his girl too ofte. I tried to explai that the girl I was dacig with was boucig me aroud like a paddle ball, ad that was the reaso for the collisios. It was o use. This dude was set o murderig me, but fortuately he quickly lost iterest i beatig o a guy who did't swig except to block a puch. Spittig his tobacco out o my shirt he said, " Get out of here before I kill you ad do't let me catch you out there bumpig ito people agai!" Crawlig back to my table I could't believe what happeed. Why did I try Whip's idea? As I reached my frieds the DJ was appropriately playig "Why Me Lord?" Noticig my coditio Whip said, " Hey buddy, what happeed to you?" Rememberig he was the oe whose brilliat idea got my ose rearraged, I looked up ad replied, "Whip, your old ma should have rolled over sooer". EARN OVERs650 A MONTH RIGHT THROUGH YOUR SENIOR YEAR. If you're a juior or a seior majorig i math, physics or egieerig, the Navy has a program you should kow about. It's called the Nuclear Propulsio Officer Cadidate Collegiate Program (NUPOC-C for short) ad if you qualify, you ca ear as much as $650 a moth right through your seior year. The after 16 weeks of Officer Cadidate School, you'll receive a additioal year of advaced techical educatio. This would cost you thousads i a civilia school, but i the Navy, we pay you. Ad at the ed of the year of traiig, you'll receive a $3,000 cash bous. It is't easy. There are fewer tha 400 opeigs ad oly oe of every six applicats will be selected. But if you make it, you'll have qualified for a elite egieerig traiig program. With uequaled hads-o resposibility, a $24,000 salary i four years, ad gilt-edged qualificatios for jobs i private idustry should you decide to leave the Navy later. (But we do't thik you'll wat to.) Ask your placemet officer to set up a iterview with a Navy represetative whe he visits the campus o Ja , or cotact your Navy represetative at (collect). If you prefer, sed your r~sum~ to the Navy Nuclear Officer Program, Code 312-B468, 4015 Wilso Blvd., Arligto, Va , ad a Navy represetative will cotact you directly. The NUPOC Collegiate Program. It ca do more tha help you fiish college: it ca lead to a excitig career opportuity. NAVY OFFICER. IT'S NOT JUST AJOB, IT'S AN ~DVENTURE. I suppose the readers are expectig a reply from "The Demo" cocerig the Letters to the Editor last Friday. I must say I ejoyed the letter by Swiss Ms. Immesely as it icluded a absurdity equal to the "Huma Female Developmet Curve." I was alarmed by the secod letter, however, to thik that ayoe would actually believe the "results" were from a actual research project is idicative of a serious illess i society, I.e. the iability to see life's less serious side. The "Huma Female" redeemed herself by referrig to our colum as a "osesical report." Our colum is ot desiged to covey the ideas of the school, the paper or eve the authors. It is writte to provide comic relief to the sometimes stressful lives of MSU studets ad faculty. Studets ad faculty members have persoally iformed me that they ejoy the colum for that reaso. "The Meace" ad I pla to cotiue creatig our weekly series, keepig i mid that laughter is ideed the best medicie. For those who at times questio the subject matter, I ca oly reply with a quote from Sta Hoig's book, "The Humor. of the America Cowboy." Referrig to the "waddle's" ability to itegrate a sese of humor ito his everyday affairs, Mr. Hoig states, " there was little too serious or too sacred to have its humorous side." Next Week: The poverty stricke life--style of graduate research assistats. "Caregie Hall" 9 showigs set The ASMSU Performig Arts Committee will preset the movie "Caregie Hall," toight ad tomorrow. Caregie Hall has always bee the ultimate goal of every serious musical performer ad the showcase for the greatest artists of the world! A warm, pleasig story has bee built aroud the revered old hal I, affordig a opportuity to preset a galaxy of stars: Bruo Walter, Lily Pos, Rise Steves, Arthur Rubestei, Ja Peerce, Ezio Piza, Jascha Heifetz, Fritz Reier, Leopold Stokowski,.ad Harry James, amog others. This free movie is ope to the public. The two showigs are toight at 7:30 p.m. i the Big Hor Yellowstoe Room of the SUB ad tomorrow at 12:00 oo i the Exit Gallery of the SUB. Jabberwocky deadlie Ja. 31st.

10 10 ~ EXPONENT Ja~uary 24, 1978 WEDS. JAN. 2S Caregie Hall (Movie), oo, Exil Gallery of lhe SUB. This is a free movie ope to the public. The movie will feature Vascha Heifelz, ad Arthur Rubestei amog others. Sposored by ASMSU Performig Aris Commillee. TUES., JAN. 24 Caregie Hall {Movie ), 7;30p.m., BgHor Yellowstoe Room, SUB. Th is is a fr ee movie ope to!he public. The movle will feature Jascha Heifetz, ad Arthur Rubestei, amog others. Sposored by ASMSU Performig Arts Commlllee. TUE., JAN. '24 Come see how 20 odd alive M.S.U. studets survived 6weeks uder Egypt's hot summer c:.11. A s lide sow will retrace Mr. Salah 's s ummer program lh rough Cairo, Alexadria. Luxor ad Fayoum. Tuesday, lhe 241h a1 7p.m. i!he Missouri Room WED. JAN.25 Campus Computer Club, 12 : 00, Yellowstoe Room. All Busiess, Egieerig, Math ad Sciece Majors are ivited 10 a prelim iary meetig tor the formatio of a " computer club" o campus. The realizatio of this club would g ive club me.bers low cost computer time to pursue projects of their ow choosig ad allow a greater cross fertlllzafio of computer d isciplies ad experieces, amogst sludets. WED., JAN l5 Fish & Wil dllte Forum meetig, 7:30 p.m., Room.408 Lewis Hall. Fred Battso a em. ployee of the Bureau of Lad Maagemet I Bill igs, MT, will 9h1e a slide presetatio ad talk o the topic " Field Applicatios ol Ifra -Red Aerial photography". The meetig is ope to fhe public ad everyoe iterested 1s ecouraged to atted. Movie " Walkabout", 8:00, 339 Johso. Nicholas Roeg d irects lhis film that tells the story of t\.vo Europea childre who are abadoed i lhe Australia outback!he fou d by a a borigie boy THURS., JAN. 76 Mortarboard meelig, 7:00,.Ul Reid, Very importat meetig! Everyoe come ad wt!ar your uiform. THURS. FOR 10 WEEKS Weighl loss groups, 12 :00 oo, Focus o Wome Office. 211 Motaa Hall. Groups will meet Thurs. for l hr. for 10 weeks, there is a fee of S.S.00. For more ifo call Focus o Wome or 99.4 '201'2. THURS., JAN. 26 Focus o Wome semiar titled "Death ; The Molher of Beauty" Ja. 26 oo. Bozema Chamber of Commerce Meetig Room 129west Mai. The semiar will be led by Michael Sexso, assistat professor of religious sludies al MSU ad wife Lyda, lecturer i the Departmet Of History ad Philosophy. Participats are Ivited to brig their luches lo this free, iformal semiar WED. & THUR., 25 & 26 Walkig tours, 9 :00 a.m., 1 p.m., '2 p.m. MSU Library. The Library will offer " Walkig Tours" to au those lterestecr o Wed. Ja. 2S ad '26 at 9 a.m. 1 p.m. ad 2 p.m. SAT., JAN.21 Movie. " Pat Garret & Billy!he Kid", 7:00 ad 9:00, 101 Gaies. Sam Peckipah directs James Cogbur, Kris Kristofferso & Bob Dyla i this 1973 wester. The fatal relatioship betwee two me whose lives ca o loger be accomodated by the times. SUN., JAN. 29 El. Ed. Sludet Orgaizatio, 7;30 p.m. Reid Hall Room 101. Someday you, 100, will be studet teacher I Come ad lear' more whal it Is all about. Fid out what paraprofessioals are. Coffee hour discussio ad questios - for f!resh., Sop., Jrs. & Srsl MON., JAN. 23. FRI., FEB. J Exhtbit of Waye Scherr's photography, 10 a.m. to A p,m. Exit Gallery of the SUB. The exhibit is sposored by ASMSU Arts ad Exhibits. TUES., JAN. 24 FRI., FEB. 10 Exhibitioo of realist paitigs by Ala Newburg, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. week davs. Fie Arts Gallery of Hayes Hall Newburg is a paihg leacher at Easter Motaa College. JAB BERWOCKY eeds art, photographs, short stories, poems ad articles. Deadlie for submissios is Ja. 31. TUES., JAN. 24. TUES., JAN. J l Collectio of paitigs by Mayard Dixo, 9 am. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays 1-.4 :30 p.m. Sat. ad Su. Museum of lhe Rockies. A Brigham Youg Uiversity collectio. reflects Dixo 's early experiece wlth lhe, Idias ad!he broad ope coutry of the Wosl EVERY WED. Chess Club, 7 p.m., 305 SUB, Please brig chess sets Squaredacig, 7:00 rouddacig, 7:30 sq. dacig, SOB Sam. Attetio all active MSU squaredacers SO cets will be paid al the door whe you come to dace utll ap. propriate dues are paid. This fee will coul lowards your dues utll lhey are pald. EVERY THURS. Folk Dacig, 7:30 p.m., SOB Bar_ -~-;~ =- ''\: ~ ::2 0 - We're Seekig Iovators I The Field Of Computer Sciece ad Egieerig! Electrical Egieers Computer Scietists As builders of the very first computer over 30 years ago we have sice established a reputatio as a dyamic ad progressive leader i computer applicatios both here i the U.S. ad Iteratioally. Who Are We SPERRY UNIVAC Defese Systems a dyamic member of the prestigious SPERRY family, producers of everythig from farm equipmet to military guidace ad flight cotrol systems ad eve electric razors ad hair dryers. At Defese Systems, we desig ad develop "Commad ad Cotrol" lad-based, shipboard ad airbor computers used by civilia ad govermet agecies here i the U.S. ad aroud the World. 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11 uclassifieds LOST Sil\ler Heart Necklace o campus. If foud call S87-S038. Ask for P art!. Will 1dellfyDy iitials o if. Reward. 2-' BOXING MEETING for Smoker, Wed esday, Jauary 25, 10. Romey. If you ca't a11ed, catl 587-S363 2' ROMMATE WANTED. Female, oe mile from campus S85per moth, 1~ ulillfies Ja.24 FOR SALE Remlgto Node! 721, boll actio rifle wilh 'b.7 power Raffield scope Excetl@f codllio. $ Also a AM-FM Paasoic slereo with turtable ad 2 speakers. s ca ask for Do Ja. 2,. DEAR JANE H. II has bee uaimously decidaf that you deserve a week of free advertisemet for your mouth. Rumor has it that your mouth will provide for those uforluale people WhO ca't afford electricity, free public broadcaslig by phoiog you Have a ice week Jae. Siged SIB 24 S.SO R E WAR D for fformatioo, lead ig to the retur of our black ad While female Boslo Bull dog. Aswers to the ame of Susie. Very friedly. Call collect Ja 27 WANTED: Two ew 15"xl6" (or 61~"> four hole appliace steel coated slotted wheels for vw Superbeetle. Li Ja. 24 ASMSU FILMS aouces this w~;..!>- "ii;.:ks Wed., Ja'h See "Walkabout" 339 Johso, 8:00. The s1ory of two Europea childr e abadoed i lhe Auslralia outback. Sal_, Ja. 28 see " Pat Garret & Billy lhe Kid" 101 Gaies. Stars James Cobur, Kris Kristofferso ad Bob D yla. Shows al 7:00 &9;00. 2' LOST'. Oe turquoise bracelet (large turquoise stoe i ceoler I i the A B's area. I woutd love 10 have IT back if you foud II. U, ~ EXPONENT Jauary 24, 1978 Playbill Oe of the may offerigs of Festivetio '78, beig hosted at Motaa State Uiversity Jauary will be performaces by regioal college ad uiversity theatre groups selected for competitio i the America College Theatre Festival. The plays to be preseted are : " Equus" (Idaho State), " Becket" (Uiversity of Utah), '"Hedda Gabler" (Mesa College) ad "Whe You Comi' Back, Red Ryder?" (Uiversity of Motaa). lfiuhl;!' s lfiahig?izza WIN Pitchers of Beer Friday & Saturday Suday 3-9 pm 11.. JIM RUSNAK Phoe: #16 NGRTH TRACY BOZEMAN, MONTANA "Classic Eastwood fast, furious ad fuy " Roger Ebert. Chicago Su-Times

12 Jauary 24, 1978 Oce agai Bobcats stumped by Pat Kearey After playig poorly ad losig to Motaa by 16 poits two weeks ago, the Motaa State Bobcats wated to prove oe th ig i their rematch with the Grizzlies -- that they were ot as poor a team as may people thought they were. The Bobcats proved their poit Saturday ight by fightig gamely agaist a taleted Motaa Grizzly team, but eve with a good performace the Bobcats fel I to the Missoula school, The wi by Motaa lifts their record to 2-2 i the Big Sky Coferece ad puts the Grizzlies i a good positio to make the Big Sky playoffs. The Bobcats' record tel I to 0-4 i the Big Sky, the worst i the league. The Bobcats eeded a ew look agaist the Grizzlies, so MSU coach Rich Juarez iserted 6-10 juior Waye Peterso i the ceter positio. Peterso was eeded to help Rod Smith i reboudig. I the first Ruers shie at Pocatello The Motaa State me's track team started its idoor seaso o a hopeful ote as the Bobcats got some good idividual performaces i the Gem State Games held i the Miidome i Pocatello, Idaho. Miler Chris Qui topped the fie performaces by the MSU thicladders by takig first place i the mile with a time of 4 : Two-miler Steve Bishop had a fie performace, fiishig secod i the two mile with a persoal best time of 9 :19.5. Vic P1piich cotiued the excellet outig by the distace team by fiishig fifth i the 1,000-yard ru with his best time ever 2 : Besides the distace team, Bobcat high jumper Jim McRae also established a persoal record with a 6-4 iump. The ext actio for the Motaa State track team is slated for Feb. 4, i a meet to be held 1 the Miidome. Grizzly game oly Smith was effective for the Cats o the boards. Juarez's move paid off i the first half as the Bobcats held the lead for almost fiftee miutes. The Cats also wet to a box ad oe defese to try ad stop the Grizzlies Michael Ray Richardso. The Cats held Richardso scorel,i!ss util the five-miute mark of the first half. The Richardso ad the Grizzlies exploded for 10 uaswered poits ad the Grizzlies wet from a deficit to a lead. The Grizzlies held o to the lead at the ed of the first half by a score of I the first Grizzly-Bobcat ecouter the Grizzlies came out i the secod half ad outscored the Cats 14-4 i the first five miutes. The Bobcats were the team which started off strog i the secod half this time, by cuttig the eight poit Grizzly lead to three poits at 40-37, four miutes ito the secod half. The Grizzlies ad Richardso would ot let the Wome's Table Teis Wiers Beth Helwig Olso reigs as the itramural wome's table teis sigles champio. She defeated Lecta Wambold i a double elimiatio touramet, with Mari.e Hoffma capturig cosolatio hoors. Mary Hasquet, Caroly Taylor, Sue Murphy ad Barb Zupa qualify for the AUCI touramet ad will meet iaother double elimiatio touramet to decide the AUCI delegate. Pool Results Cidy Sommerfield ad Joh Carlso captured the me 's ad wome's pool competitio. Other fiishers i the wome's touramet were : Cathy Reiser secod, Nacy Espeli third, Heidi Kaiser fourth. I me's actio Da Duggleby was secod, Del Fritzler third ad Ted Teige fourth. The itramural departmet would like to thak Keith Swaso for orgaizig ad supervisig the competitio. Craig Fiberg prepares to put oe up agaist the UM Grizzlies. The Bobcats absorbed a defeat Saturday. [photo by Gorski] Bobcats get ay closer. The Grizzlies had a big rally outscorig the Cats 16-4 i the ext seve miutes of the game to the delight of a record crowd of 9,338 i the Harry Adams Fieldhouse. Motaa State rallied i the latter part of the game, cuttig the Grizzly lead dow to six poits at with 22 secods left i the game. Time ra out o the Bobcats, however. ad Motaa walked away with their secod victory of the year over Motaa State. Richardso fiished the game as the high scorer et 25 poits. Alle Nielse, the mai culprit i the Grizzlies' wi i Bozema, came away with 16 poits. Craig Fiberg led the Bobcats i scorig with 16 poits. Rod Smith chipped i with 10 poits. The mai key to the game ltramurals Wome's Badmito Sigles ad Doubles Sigles actio for the Wome ' s Itramural Badmito Touramet will begi at 9 a.m. Ja. 28 i the North Gym. Doubles will follow at Wi three of four 11 a. m. ad ayoe iterested -- studet, staff or faculty member -- is urged to joi the fu. Sig-ups will be take util Ja. 27 i 301 Romey Gym. was the same as i the first game -- rebouaig. The Grizzlies, the leadig team i the Big Sky i reboudig, outboarded the Bobcats, This week the Bobcats hit the road agai goig to Spokae, Wash., for a Big Sky game o Friday with league-leadig Gozaga. O Saturday the Bobcats moved south to Moscow, Idaho, for a tussle with Idaho. Hadball Doubles Me's ad Wome' s Hadball Doubles will begi play Ja. 31. A, Bad Faculty categories will be i the (Cot iued to Page 8) Wrestlers pi dow oppositio by Pat Kearey The Motaa State wrestlers were overdue to wi a duel match but this past weeked the Bobcat grapplers got carried away by comig up with three duel match wis i four outigs. O Friday the Bobcats beat Miot State, 23-16, to break their strig of losig duel matches for two years. Coach Bill Willetts' team must have ejoyed the sweet smell of success because later that same day the grapplers beat Norther State College. I the wi over Mioi State the Cats registered five wis, two by pis. Joe Omstead, at 134 pouds, pied Bruce Breechle i 1 :22. Bill Romie, at 190 pouds, stapled Mike Star i 1 :36. The Bobcats' wi agaist Norther State College was highlighted by five MSU wis with the oly pi registered by 167-pouder Dave Hase over Brad Word i 1 :00. O Saturday the Cats were beate by Jamestow, 18-13, but came back to kock off D1cksiso State The Cats oly wo four matches i the Jamestow affair. The four wiers were Omstead, Hase, Romie ad 118-pouder Tom Sola. Motaa State completely domiated Dickiso State, wiig eight matches. Oly two pis were recorded. The Cats' 150-pouder Dewey Swak pied DeWright Wudertich i 6 : 51. Romie, a freshma from Big Sady, recorded his secod pi of the weeked by staplig Dudley Homeizig i This weeked the Bobcats go to Laramie, Wyo., for the tough MIWA (Moutai ltercol I ey iate Wrestlig Associatio).