1977_05 The Daily Collegian May 1977

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Tuesday, May 10, 1877
Tuesday, May 10, 1977
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Review: 'Supertramp' is mellow & heavy
by Pit Farley
Trie perfect ml* between heavy
and mellow. Supertramp is five
English musicians who know how
to play their Instruments and
please an audience.
Their poise was best lhc-wn
with the umbrella snd lounge
chairs they had set up on stage
from their third album, "Crisis,
What Crisis?" When one of
them wasn't performing they
kicked back and enjoyed their
Supertramp played a mixture
of songs from "Crime of the
Century", "Cri»is", »nd their
recent release, 'Even In the
Quietest Moment*."
Since their first album "Indelibly Stamped," Supertramp
ha* grown slowly mellower with
each albjlfn In concert, though,
they nVix it up, so a* to keep
everyone happy
"Crime of the Century" was
excellently enhanced by a sight
travelling through space to
ultimately end up facing a barred
prison window, with a pair of
hands tightly grasping the bars
Although no! a punk rock
concert,   Supertramp   showed
enough sign* of vi
pleate the hard-core rockers.
Fresno is their favorite city in
the U.S. and rightly so. We've put
them in gold on their second
album so they paid us a tribute,
more concerts here than In San
Francisco or LA. 1 am glad I
was there to see the big 8 The
Tubes are next.
Supertramp will continue their
American tour with stops in
.Kansas City and St LouiSj where
they will] be Joined by Richie
Lecea. Lecea wa* scheduled to
play a free concert In the College
Union  lounge  Wednesday   at
The "release of contract" ocured
after Lecha's manager, Janna
Fellciano. informed CU
Program Director Gary
GBongiovanm  of  the offer  she
it had n
formance   in
Lecea that sent
raves   and   equa
troup John Milei
for   the   Med  Jc
1898. Spanish Armada gets taste of Dewey.
Dewey's crew gets taste of San Miguel
May 1st, 1898.
Spain controls the
Philippines, but
out in Manila Bay
U.S. Navy Commodore George Dewey
wants the Spanish ships removed
So at 5:41a.m., with the help of his
able captain, he sends them his request.
He says, "You may hre when ready, Gridley."
The message gets through loud and
clear. And a short time later Commodore
Dewey becomes Admiral Dewey.
Once  ashore,  his
men discover one reason the Spaniards were
rehtctatitJ
terfully
called San Miguel. Pale Pilsner (Light).
And Cerveza Negra (Dark). Rich, malty,
with an intnguing taste.
The men are delighted. As news of
Dewey's tnumph spreads, so - among beer
connoisseurs — does the reputation of the
rich tasting beer known as San Miguel.
Now, as then, San Miguel is naturally
brewed from the choicest hops, malt, and
barley obtainable throughout the world.
Still naturally carbonated. Still painstakingly aged to let the rich, natural flavors
ripen to their full smoothness.
Today an entire world salutes the taste.
The international beer
with the intriguing taste
originally  scheduled  I
Midwestern engagement*.
The program committee wa*
reimbursed and chances are
Lecea will be booked here next
fall.
Band:
recruitment
After "wldetpread recruitment" this year, CSUF band
director Larry Sutherland
estimated next year's marching
band could double in size.
"We've given presentation* at
Visalia, Bakersfleld, Merced and
Stockton as well as Fresno high
schools and we already h»ve
more members signed up than
last year," said Sutherland.
definitely
had something to do with it."
The director emphasized that
no itudent would be turned »way,
"even though funds are limited."
"We wont cut back members,
we will Just attend as many
away football game* as we have
money for," said Sutherland.
In addition to providing
halftime entertainment at all
home fooball games and most
away, the marching band participates in the Selma Festival
and the Porterville parades.
"We would like to attend more
parades next year if we have the
money," Sutherland said.
In addition. Sutherland pointed
out, the marching band is the
nucleus of musicians for the jazz
and concert bands. These two
bands perform all year, according to the director.
"The Jazz band played twice
during Vintage Days and the
herald tru.Meters opened the
ceremonies,   he said.
Sutherland .said that 70 per
cent of the marching Land wa*
made up of rinmusic majors.
•'Weusuall;, ie7Sper cent of
our member    tturn and then a
students." he said.
Sutherland pointed out that one
limit the marching band ha* 1*
the inability of some students to
adjuit   their   schedule   to   our
The band practices from 3 to 5
pm on Mondays, Wednesday*
and Fridays of the first 1 meater.
"We've also added eight letter
girl* and 16 flag girl* for next
year.
"We want as many people a*
Sign-up* for the mat
are»till being taken, a
the director.
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