1981_02 The Daily Collegian February 1981

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What are you going to do on Valentine's
Day?        By Terry Moore Photos by Ed Martin
J*ml* Fr»r*«n, MBA-'I have to go
pick up some Hacky Sack* in Thousand
Oaks, than I would love to take Jane to
the Hacky Sack weekend in Seal Beach.
Then Jan* and I will have chocolate
hacky that night.*
Lynn   l
am going to be in th* wedding of a good
friend of mine. Then I are gr"~
d going to go
1   boyfriend.*
John Baker, tex *d major-'! have to
take the wife and four kids to the mother-
in-law's for dinner. Afterwards, we'll
take the kids to the babysitter's and the
wife and | will go to Santa'* Village.'
February 13,19*1 -th* Dafly CaawgsM -Pag* 3
'Steely Dan. Yeah, he's on* of my
favorite*. I saw him playing once and
Jethro Tull came on stage and Jethro
started playing the flute. That wa*
fantastic. Then, get tht*, Lynard
Skynard and Molly Hatchet came on
stage playing th* guitar*. Lynard and
Molly, yea, both of 'em. Tho** guys
are probably my four favorite per-
Actually Lynard Skynard, Molly
Hatchet and Jethro Tull all are, or
were, names of groups, not individual
performers. Steely Den Is not even a
group. It started out a* a group, but
has, over Its approximately 10-year
existence dwindled down to a duo,
that of Walter Becker and Donald
Fagen.
Becker and Fagen write all th*
materia), and bring In the best musicians In the world to play on their albums. Th* list of luminaries Is long
and impressive on the new Gaert**
LP.
Randy and Mike Brecker on horn*,
Chuck Rainey on bass, Tom Scott on
tenor and alto sax and clarinet, Steve
Khan on guitars, Charlie's Steve
Gadd on drums, Toto's Jeff Porcaro
on drums, Dire Straits' Mark Knop-
flex on guitars, David Sanborn on
alto sax. Rick Derringer on guitars,
Joe Sample on electric piano, and the
Dooble Brothers' Michael McDonald
on backing vocals. Also Joining in on
the fun are lesser known, but no less
talented session musicians.
Becker and Fagen do play on the al-
cord. Nothing less than excellence is
expected of Steely Dan and nothing
less  I* aver delivered.  Caere*  is
rock from a duo who Insist on quality.
Known to take literally hundreds of
takes on portions of a song, Steely
Dan ha* built th* reputation as a pair
of eccentrics who are difficult to work
with. That reputation Is probably accurate, but if getting eccentric
Ibums like this,
most appealing tune. With a few more
sling ti.
e also
Out of Mind' and the even funkier
•Babylon Sisters.'
The lyrics on Caucho are less
shrouded In mystery and doubt* talk
than earlier albums. Where before
we often had to take a wild guess
•t what Steely Dan meant, on Caucho
at least we have some due. There are
the usual references to drugs that
Steely Dan used so often previously,
in'Hey Nineteen,*
The Cuervo Cold m      V
The fine Colombian
Make tonight a wonderful thing'
'Tonight when I chase the dragon
And the silver will turn to gold
Time out of mind'
(To 'chase the dragon' is to snort
heroin.)
'Babylon Sisters' and the true cut
both contain kinky sexual innuendos
whlch Steely Dan have also become
known for. But th* most Interesting
lyrics belong to 'Hey Nineteen,*
which tells the story of a man growing
older who Is sexually Involved with a
Id girl.
•Hey Nineteen
That's 'RethaFranklin
She don't remember
The Queen of Soul
It'shardtimesbefallen
The sole survivors
She thinks I'm crazy
But I' m just growing old
No we got nothing  In
No we can't talk at all
Please take me along
When you slide on down'
lyrically witty effort from two of the
ally witty effo
t dependable,
the   business.   It  breaks   no-new
ground, but does build on a very solid
foundation.
Friday night. If only you would have
CYWW Instead of ES» TTWBPD
instead of puddles.
Valentine's Day.
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Guerilla tactics tackle job market
'Are you going to let your work life
run you or are you going to run HI"
™ people filled the Col-
Tom JeKksOf), iTi*np*>rVfjr and employ-
ment expert, say this as he tried to
give some advice on 'Guerilla Tactics In the Job Market.'
The two-and-a-haff hour slide and
talk presentation covered a number
of subjects on how to get a Job, how
to write a resume, how to get an inter-
This was Jackson's third trip to
CSUF.
*l always thought Fresno was this
dirt road In the middle of California,'
he said.
I ackson is th* author of The Hidden
Jackson is the author of The Hidden
Jef* Market,  and  numerous  train-
In his indistinct New York accent,
Jackson explained his purpose as:
to expand your work satisfaction and
to Increase your effectiveness In the
'(After l
know 90 percent more
else about the Job world. That lays
either a lot about you or not very
much about the rest of the people,'
he said.
Jackson also said that 85 percent
of the people in the work force today
are not satisfied with their job*
Falling into groove* of the tame
thing happening every day Is 'like
playing a record of your work, then
He pushed for something beyond
negotiating  salaries or writing   re-
■■   asked people to look at
[Profs discuss eccnoniics
On Friday, from 1 to 3 p.m. over
KFCF Radio 88.1 FM, Dr. Janet
Cypher, CSUF professor of economics
and Dr. Doug Dowd from California
State University, San Jose will discuss the uses, abuses
He **id * person must look Internally at himself before he can see
what he wants to do.
"If you don't manage change,
change will manage you.' he said.
He made It clear that Job finding is
easier than It seems, If you know how
to go about it.
•It's not th* best qualified people
who get the best |obs. It's those who
we the most skilled at Job finding.
There Is no shortage of Job*. Job*
And there are no shortages of problems to solve,'he said.
But Jackson warned about taking a
aiustfortJseiTVOrieyuntJIsornethlng
terc --"-  '
He said you usually end up there
are afraid to quit the Job because it
took you so long to fmdH.
He did give five steps on how to get
-Identify dear Job targets.
-Find out who all the employers
are, not Just the advertised ones. He
said 85 percent.of the available Job*
-Identify what employer* would
be looking for. Make a 'laundry*
(lit with what th* employer would
want.
-What can you do to help sofv* the
employer's problem* You have to
Your needs won't sell you.
—Communicate  with  the   person
who can do the hiring, not the person-
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