1982_04 The Daily Collegian April 1982

              Pate 2-tfce Daily Colletian-April 29, 1982
April 29,1982-the Daly Collegian-Page 3
JEFFERSON STARSHIP
Starship plans campus landing
Jefferson Starship, Pablo Cruise, and
Krokus will lead the rock and roll charge
in the Vintage Days celebration under the
stars Friday night beginning at 8 p.m.
With another successful album out. the
Jefferson Starship will headline the show,
bringing back the familiar voice of Grace
Slick to the added pleasure of Starship
lilting
o-lead  with  Mickey
Slick
Thomas at t'fe show Friday.
Slick joined the group in 1966, leading
the then Jefferson Airplane to a string of
The band was originally formed in 1965
when Marty Balin met Paul Kantner at
the Drinking Gourd, a San Francisco
club. The two joined forces to form the
folk-rock group Jefferson Airplane.
The group performed at the historic
Monterey Pop Festival in January 1967.
and its growing following led it to be of the
featured bands at the Woodstock Pop
Festival in 1969.
With Paul Kantner, Slick helped form
:he Jefferson Starship in 1974.
Red Octopus, their second a"
Slarsl
i, hit tl
:harts. Over two and a half r
of the record have been sold to date.
Red Octopus was certified platinum, as
was the group's third effort. Spitfire.
Slick left the group in 1978 to pursue a
solo career, but has rejoined the group in
1982 to what promises to be a sellout tour.
Group members include Kantner
(rhythm guitar and vocals), Craig Cha-
quico (lead guitar), Dave Frieberg (bass,
keyboard, vocals), Pete Sears (bass and
is the keyboards), Anthony Dunbar (drums).
ie spot on the     and Slick (vocals).
Pablo Cruise has been labeled the perfect band for a warm summer night,
reflecting the California sound with their
smooth jazz-rock instrumentals and pitu-
resque lyrics.
Krokus comes in on the strength of its
new album. One Vice at a Time, featuring
Woman."
The Friday concert is being presented
by the CSUF College Union, Bill Graham
Presents, and Avalon Attractions.
No ice chests or lawn chairs of any size
will be allowed in the Amphitheatre, nor
will bottles.cans, oralcohol be permitted.
.Free Jazz
Concert
The acclaimed CSUF Jazz Band "A"
will present this week's University Downtown program today. The free concert will
be presented at noon in the open air
courtyard of the Del Webb Building.
The CSUF Jazz Band is under the
direction of Dr. Lawrence Sutherland.
CSUF professor of music. He said the
outdoor program will include a lot of the
big band jazz sounds in the tradition of
Woody Herman and Count Basic.
The CSU Fgroup has performed throughout California and has earned an international reputation for excellence.      y
There are two University Downtown
programs left for the spring semester.
CSU F resident folk artist Lydia Mendoza
will present a program May 6 in conjunction with the Cinco de Mayo festivities.
Boomtown to explode
with Saturday activties
Gambling fever high for
Casino Night festivities
Two nights in Reno for two at the
Peppermill Hotel and Casino, dinner for
two at Suttons and a $50 tennis racquet'
are some of the prizes to be auctioned off
tonight at the Wine Cellar Casino Night in
the Residence Dining Hall.
About 110 prizes will either be auctioned off or raffled at the casino night,
which begins at 8  pm and  goes to
Admission is 50 cents for students and
75 cents for non-students. Once in, participants will receive $1,000 worth of
gambling money and one raffle ticket. A
raffle will be held every hour and items to
be raffled off include albums, frisbees,
movie passes and so on.
Thirty tables of blackjack: two of
poker; one of wheel of fortune: one of
craps: and one of roulette will be set up.
If a participant loses all of her or his
money, for 25 cents he or she can buy an
additional $1,000 and a raffle ticket.
Drinks, such as virgin daiquiris, coke or
sprite. Will be served by waitresses. Cann-
cann and dime-a-dance girls will provide
Upon entering the casino night, participants will have to enter an eight foot
barrell. which is where the name "Wine
Cellar Casino Night" was derived from.
All "big prizes,* Cooper said, will be
auctioned off at midnight. A three minute
time limit on the bidding of each prize is
set. After the three minutes is up, the prize
will go to the highest bidder. Money used
to do the bidding will be the money
handed out at the start of the casino night.
The Wine Cellar Casino Night is sponsored by the residence halls and Asociated
Students.
A total of 46 booths will be participating in the Boomtown Carnival Saturday
night ranging from a massage parlor to a
singing telegram service.
TTiere will be a wide variety of booths,
nofany of the booths are two ofa kind,
they are different,* said Marietta Bemabe,
coordinator of the Boomtown Carnival.
The Boomtown Jail, sponsored by the.
Western Society of Criminology, will be
catching victims as well as the Indian
Ambush, a new booth, which will have
Indians going after people.
SAE will be serving virgin Daiquiris
and Delta Zeta will be selling balloons and
delivering singing telegrams at the carnival.
The Student Nurses of California will
have a massage parlor and the SAE Little
Sisters will have a kissing booth.
There will be a wide range of food
booths available for those whoare willing
to experiment with their taste buds. Alpha
Gamma Rho will be serving barbecue
chicken and the Armenian students will be
serving Shish Kebab.
The Alabama Stammers will be serving
potato skins and Lambda Chi Alpha will
have nachoes.
Various games will be featured for
those who have a competitive edge. Phi
Chi Theta will have a ring toss, IEEE and
Kappa Nu, an engineering fraternity will
feature an electronic horserace.
Combined teams for Birch and Sycamore Halts will hold a ping pong ball
throw and the Navigators, a religious
organization, will put on a dart throwing
The carnival will be located in the
Amphitheatre parking lot and will run
from 6 p.m. to midnight with the Air Guitar Show starting at 6 p.m. in the Amphitheatre. The show will consist of 13 groups
displaying their musical imitation abilities.
A country western group, the Boy
Howdy Band from Clovis, is back by
'popular demand* and will be playing in
the Amphitheatre beginning at 8 p.m.
c will b
vided by dorm residents-.
Bryce Cooper, coordinator of the Wine
Cellar Casino Night, said he expects
about 3,000 people to attend.
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