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coordinator, sacs Berkeley
was < hosen l>et ausr it is < on
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take an irreveient tone not
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THE TRAVEL GUIDE
WITH AN ATTITUDE
Berkeley book takes on ‘the
other guy’ with trip advice
mu alb rated vrtA high "
I he l ft * (*' m i u n also student vuttlen im !u<Ic-n
17 v'liulr books Both book « rit s cost about the
same with the Bet krle% l*>oks pin ed Inmi $1 I rv0 to
$1 r» M) and the 1 larvanl senes < ostm^ ttoin SI 1 hr> to
$17 «»'»
"Win ii is ihe llerkrlet (nudes
have II.i'll tlu* year, tse have suit
slant e saw Mark leinplrton .1
m mm .11 Harvard t and publishing
dirmoi Ini (hr /rf't (*> series “the
sltle is uni I asl I nasi U'isns West
( nasi it's an minimal versus plat It
i al appiiMt Ii
11 mi IVtla irs guides an* mil mm,
with tour mote set 10 It 11 the stands
lliis seal along vsilh updalt-d vet
sums 11I die fiiut originals irlcavd
II itie experiences ihr nuns
endured shots thinugh in itieii
tsoi k. die luniks stiimld tare tsell
“We had nne tsriiei in Komania. in
I he reunite ruial area, who tot three claw « ouldnt
line! am f o< mI , ” K.hIxuii saw “He had moiin hut
jusi cnuldn t find a place He* exentualh l>egged a
lartnc i to let him do choirs, milking cows and
thing*. ill oltlel local.
Wiiteiv in (■ 11 a t r ni a I .< nin
detained in llit u bus twin' lot loul
hour* h\ giiririllav < >ne mi tKMtrll in
Managua ami anoihei got taught in
I'anaiua in lh<- irakr of iiotv following
lhr I S intrncnllon in I'I'Wi \ntl\rl
anoihri v|kih a night in a livri valid
hai in \la\ka aftei a plant- wav ft nerd
In make an cinergrnt v landing
l oi dir lime being, / rl i and ilv
<;V\rai rxivtfiitr remain* tfw hudgel
travel vriirv liavrd on il* cndin.int e
and reputation Ifm Harbom think*
dir time hav i tune lor a i h inge “I
expet 1 we re going to do lienieiidoiiv
h well,* he say* Q
By John C. Coley, Oracle, U. of South Florida
► TSU gets dis-banded
I hr on< e m »nllu! I mi id .ii 1 e\as Southern I is shutting to a
votnlw i tune these days the sound of silence
1 he tumeisitx tempotatih disbanded the Ocean ot Soul
man lung hand alter members went on an alleged $22,000
shop!tiling s|>iee last Dec eiuhei in I ok\o, whne the band was
|K ti«»iii»ing at haltnme of a (oothall game In-tween the l of
Nebraska and Kansas State 1
" 1 Si students have man bed tot the last time under that
t(ni e proud name sa\s 1 c\as Southein President William
! lar tis
( HTu ials suspended 12 ot the 01 offii ial hand metnlwis and
plat ed 17 ot tie is on probation I he hand duet tor and thire
assistants weie it assigned
I think the \%holc tiling was hiovsti out «*1 pio|>ortion, va\s
Lifom.i ( .itt.ulv. a 1 Si |tmt*>t ()nl\ 12 people out of the
I kind were shoplifting "
(.buck Smith, an assistant viee president at 1 SI , \avs it was
enough to mat the reputation of the baud, whit h gained
piomint in <• to peifoiming for Jesse Jat kson and Nelson
Mandela
Next seat when hand members bring then well-tailored
m.noon and gia\ uniforms out of the closet, lhr\ will heal a
dtllrtrnt name
“Dtshonoi has been brought to (the old name]," Smith says.
• Fricka Schiehe, The lkul\ (Uwgar, L . of Houston
► Slam dunking French
Students in die I ot ( o|oi ad«»\ minnlm lots I iem h t ours
t*\ let rived an eail\ hohdav gill touittsy ot the women s has
kethall (ram \~sontheii tali semester tinal
I lie blanket gi ades weir given to moir than »D<) 111 and
weouti-veai I n in h students all* i a si hrdutmg ei mi In-mec n
the ( l I inn h drpai tinent and the basketball team
Both had anangrd to use the < nors hentv < entei ( I \
l•.000 seat liaskethall arena «»n the morning ul Dct 11
\limit an hour and I 2 into the 7 *0 .» m test, the l-idv Bulls
lKg.iii to take the t out t bn then st heduled 0 a.in j»iat tn t
\f tri the gi aduate student pr»M It us and basketball t < »at lies
tailed to irsolve the impasse, the pun ton emled the evaimna
lion and announced to the t heeling throng of students that
thev would ail let eive " \"s lot their uiuoinpleted tests
"I was ps\t bed." savs jumoi Km Staples, "but 1 also (In night
it was cornpleteh udit ulcus."
( oath ( e.d Hairy savs she nevet anticipated am trouble
We ptat tit e every dav at the I vents ( enter, so I thought
st hedtiling it would Im* no problem
( l ( liaiu clloi James ( oi budge t rpor leclh blamed the
Finn h depaitment and the u>at b lot tire mix up but said at .c
demit s must come litst in the future
"Fveivihing was hung up on the st heduling as it thev were
etjual issues and it was just a matter of finding it on record, but
:»<><) |>eoplt have i«» take precedence over 12." French proles
sot Minn Mortimer savs "Asa professor, I would savvoucan t
just stop a final \< ademit s should t mne litst ■ Greg Avery.
Campus Press, l . of Colorado