1977_03 The Daily Collegian March 1977

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The Roaring Silence9 awoken by Mann
Maafrcd Maaa't Earth Bead aad
i   th*   Mas'*   Gym.   Advance.
the College Union. Tower
Records, sad William Caret
Tickets the day ot the show will
keg*.
For moat rock performer* who
a survive one
another, there Is no middle
ground of success. You are either
a heavyweight champ ala tbe
Who or the Stone* or you are an
obscurity working the oldie*
circuit trying to hold on for lhat
on* last ihot at succeu.
Manfred Mann,  however,  1*
one performer who haa found
that middle ground. After
couple of hot tingles to the mio-
tlxtlei ("Do-Wah-Dlddy,"
"Mighty Quln"), Mann settled
down to the early 70* to form one
of rock'* most underrated band*,
the Earth Band. ,
Early to hi* career, Mann was
most (uccessful Interpreting the
works of Dylan and laying them
down to mainstream hard work.
Today, the veteran keyboarder
1* venturing into sounds
previously reserved for groups
Uke Supertrsmp and Yes. There
Is one noticeable difference
though, and that is that the Earth
Band   rock*   more   often   and
Mann'a laat releaae. The
Roaring Silence, la a Utty or¬
chestral experience that Includes
two lUndout cuU, "Blinded by
the Light," and "Waller, There'a
a Yawn in My Ear."
"Blinded by the Light" it the
Bruce Springsteen cover that has
shot up the pop charts to recent
weeks. "Walter..." U an ex¬
tended instrumental that hails
Mann'a place as the king of rock
keyboardists now thst Deep
Purple's dltbandment hat
aidellned Jon Lord.
In fact, "Waiter..." brings to
mind Lord's classic organ In¬
strumental   "Mandrake   Root.'"
The album has much more to
offer including some really clean
sustained guitar riffs by Dave
Flett. The production (by Mann)
la first rate amfHhe mix 1* super
ThU is not to *ay that the
album U not without flaws. The
choir, featured extensively on
"Singing the Dolphin Through,"
detracts at much aa it add*, and
side two, though good, contains
no one ouuunding piece.
Anyone that likes Supertramp
should   not   wait   for   another
Tramp releaae
of life's belt pleasures. Rather
they should go get their hand* on
a copy of The Roaring Silence.
The Pousette-Dart Band is a
MOR country-rock group that
ha* two album* out on the Capital
label.
The latest releaae, Amnesia,
brings to focus the problems of
this potentially tight group.
Tbe chief drawback is the
tongwriting of group leader Jon
Pou»ette-D»rt. Dart, like many
in the MOR field, ia suffering
from a near-terminal case of
numbing sameness "-■
Only one song really sUnda
out. "County Line" la a pleasant
near-country number that might
break through on Top 40 stations.
The Pousette-Dart Band la not
with obvious ulent, it is Just that
it it mil-directed. Hire a
producer that would challenge
them, instead of coddle them;
wriU.a couple of decent songs;
listen to a few old Poco albums;
and the boys would be ready to
The Don't Let It Bring
You Down Dopt., Part 2
Neil Young's forthcoming
album, Chrome Dreams, has
been retitled American Stars and
Bars, according to the latest
issue of Rolling Stone. Rolling
Stone alto reported, are you
ready for thia, that Crosby, SUlls,
and Nash are back In studio for
the upteenth time laying down
some tracks. An album is ex-
Sad to report that there U no
truth to the rumor being cir¬
culated by an ex-Fresno
progressive FM station director
that Supertramp will headline a
concert in late March.     /    \
JletteM, to Ute, editou*^
sUte of panic each time they
Hard   decisions?   mutl choo»« •***««> two or
several alternatives
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difficult for aome people? These      tome  action,  to  many  people
guy* and gsl* are thrown Into a     indecislveness U s handicap.
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If   you   suspect   ■   tendency of the consequences   The com-
toward   indecision   in   yourself, pulaive need of such people lo be
what can you do to undertUnd, to liked and loved by everybody is
recognize and fight It? so strong that the anticipation of
Learn   to   face   future   con- earning   even   the   slightest
sequences of negative decisions., disapproval    robs    them    of
Many people postpone nuking strength to «ct *nd to decide,
decisions because they are afraid Basically, all of you are not
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afraid to decide, but you fear a
tinge of rejection aa the result of
your decltlon. What can you do If
you can't bear to face the con¬
sequences of a decision that
meana saying "no" to someone?
Recognize that others may not
always be at sensitive to
rejection and disapproval aa you
are. Sure, they may be able to
face a negative decision with less
pain and aggravation than you
Realize that you cannot help
hurting the feelinga of others at
times, and you should not always
blame yourself for it. You can
only try not to hurt other* un-
necesaarily—or Intentionally.
Keep in mind that the par¬
ticular manner In which you
communicate a negative decision
to other* can greatly help to
soften the blow. You can say no In
a firm, yet friendly, inoffensive
Don't forget that as long as
people basically like and ap¬
preciate you, they won't mind an
occasional   refusal   or   rebuttal
In fact, they may like you
better for it, because they will
think of you as being honest and
as possessing a "self" to respect.
The person who say* yes to
everything is not truly liked.
Gain courage to make
decisions by "practicing" when
the outcome of your decisions U
Build up your ego by resitting
the salesman who is trying to
promote a product you don't
really like.
Learn to say no to the doorman
who wanU to get the taxicab.
Once you have learned to make
decisions to small things, you will
find It easier to make up your
mind when the issues involved
are more Important
Every decision meana giving
up tomething. At the
psychological root of all your
Indecislveness It tbe pleatare
principle, which makes us with
for decisions that have no
disadvantages at all. The part of
us that has remained childish
keeps on hoping that we can
obtian everything without having
to give anything...sure people:
but you have to remember that in
making any choice, the alter¬
native that you have renounced
will always appear more
desirable to you. The Job that you
did not choose will appear better
p. 8)
Thursday, March 8, 1877
Nurse makes charges
THE COLlIOlAN-3
d from p. 1)
university board to undergo
medical examination, she said.
At tbe present, the nursing
instructor has been demoted to a
clerical Job.
In the suit, SU charges that the
actions of the defendanU have
caused her "great mental and
emotional distress."
Sia's action came in the midst
of allegations snd probes into the
CSUF nursing department.
Two other nursing instructors
have received "alternative
' One of the two
I from teaching
because of "medical reasons."
The other, like Sia, waa
suspended aa a result from
allegations of incompetency.
Greene refused to comment on
Sia's charges. However, in s Jsn.
28 student assembly she taid,
"We have a serious problem that
involves a question of
deficiencies in the qualifications
of severs] faculty members to
teach nursing, a rejection by
some hosplUls of some faculty
members from supervising
studenU in their Institutions, and
a request by one of the hosplUls
for tbe Board of Registered
Nurses to investigate the clinical
Mone,
IdteM,
(Continued   from p. 8)
than the one which you decided to
Uke, but you're operating under
an illusion.
FanUiy tends to so glamorize
the unknown that we forget to
appreciate every thing we do
Though it ia painful to give up
something in a matter of choice,
it Is often more aggravating to
tolerate the anxiety of indecision.
Do you remember the laat Ume
you made up your mind for sure?
How did you feel afterwards?
Try recapturing thia feeling of
intense satisfaction of having
settled things once and for all—
and you rrTay not find it quite as
difficult to make decisions; but
you must really try it, I mean
honestly by not trying to deceive
yourself like you have or are
doing to your fellow peers.
Smile. Smile. Smile. It casts
nothing, creates much, it
enriches those who receive
without Impoverishing those who
give and it happens in a flash and
the memory may last forever.
Roger R.Zamora
McEwen supported
If Zappa learned his future
replacement wanted a 'decent
handle,' he'd puke. Punk Rock U
a type of performer, not a
musical style. Maybe Toss Salad
needs a UtUe t
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