14—The Daily Collegian Friday, Oct. 31, 1980 Costello still Taking Liberties' with rock “Taking Liberties,” Elvis Costello, Col umbia Records, #JC 3G839 By JON BRIAN PETERSON Daily Collegian Staff Writer With “Taking Liberties,” Elvis Costello and The Attractions have done it again! Combining rock ’n’ roll basics of the 1950 s with straight pop of the ’6os, in spired psychedelia with touches of rock theatrics of the ’7os, the new Elvis has created the best marriage of the decades gone by since Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band first tore up the East Coast. The new Costello LP is not really new. It is a compilation of tracks released on ly in England, “B” sides to American 45s and British EPs, unreleased demo masters produced by Costello, and other rare collectibles. “Taking Liberties” is aptly titled, since previous attempts by other rock giants has resulted in critical dismay or commercial failure. “Metamorphos,” The Rolling Stones' album of tracks from the past was deservingly a * • * * * * CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INFORMATION Ads can be placed in person at our office, Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., or be mailed to Room 126 Carnegie Building (make checks payable to: The Daily Collegian). DEADLINES Classified 1 p.m. one business day before publication Cancellation 1 p.m. one business day before pulication Renewal no later than 1 p.m. the last day the ad is to appear in the paper. 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FOR SALE RARE BOOKS, first editions of Americana and American Literature. Antique Watches, HO Locomotives. Book Search Service no telephone calls, please, come into the shop. Perotti 11 2 East Beaver. ALL LENGTHS and most brands, videocasseltes. VHS, Betamax, U Matic. State College TV Supply, 232 S Allen. LOWER PRICE THAN David Weis. All Zenith color TV. State College TV Supply. 232 S. Allen DEVILISHLY RICH CHOCOLATES, Sinfully Good! Weekly specials in Friday's Collegian. Exclusively from The Candy Cane, 128 W. College by College Diner ■ ENCORE NOSTALGIA! PRESENTS From the Past. 221 E. Beaver, offers fashions, embellishments, rarities reasonably. 234—6894. GOOD USED FURNITURE-SOFAS. DESKS, CHAIRS. BEDS. DRESERS. RUGS. etc. Inexpensive free delivery-furniture exchange. 522 E College Ave, 238-1181 FEMALE DORM CONTRACT for sale. Pollock area. Price negotiable. Call 865-8746 ALL B LEATHER MEN'S army boots, work pants and shirts 99-*. coveralls $3.95. Trade your old class ring or gold for cash or merchandise at 20l;i off. Pepsi-Coke 8 pack $1.29. Army surplus . clothing and shoes, handcuffs.- billy clubs, gas cans, pure woolskin vests, blue jeans $9.95. Rugs and Linoleum $3/yard. Table sets $19.50 up. Mattresses $9.95. All leather insulated boots, $23.95. 20% ofl merchandise with gold sales. Ed's Discount 237-5112 open 11-5, 7 days MOBILE HOME, 12x45,, 1969. 2- bedrm, 1-mile from campus, bus, washer, dryer, dishwasher, 9xlo shed, $3BOO. Call Stuart, 865-4851 NEW QUEEN SIZE water bed mattress $50.00 after 5:00 p.m. 237- 1209. MALE DORM CONTRACT for. sale— Winter and Spring. Call Mike 865- 4424 GUITAR: EPIPHONE ELECTRIC with Fender amplifier. Solid body, excellent condition. $250. Call: 1 -669- 9170. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TICKETS for remaining home games. Best offer. 466-6839 FOR SALE MEN'S size small Northface down jacket. Mint condition. Paid $lOO last year. Asking $6O. Call Kim, Ellen, 865-5692 SPRINGSTEEN TICKETS N0V.30 Pittsburgh Civic Arena highest bidder Call Bill after 5:00 234-3092 66 STRATOCASTER 78 Les Paul both excellent condition. Backseat Van Gogh 234-4807, 237-9633 (leave message) Number of Days MOVIE CAMERA SUPER Bmm Keystone 930 XL auto. Zoom lens also 7x50 Standex coated optics binoculars. Andy, after six, 237-8856 1974 Ski-doo snowmobile only 718 miles on engine. Will sell cheap. Call Fred (814)422-8515 FEMALE DORM CONTRACT for sale. Call Lori 865-9205 Please! SPECIAL: 25" Color console television. Guaranteed. $189.00 w/trade will deliver, Boyd. 364-9664 X—COUNTRY SKIS, 205 cm, bindings, used once, $35. Down parka, new, reg. $200.00, $5O, men’s med. 238-4085. 4 TICKETS FOR PSU Miami, gen. admission section NK $l2 each, Evenings 355-8397 PORTRAITS, sketched in charcoal, unique gift idea. One hour sitting. Only $15.00 For appointment call Jeff 466-7510 LARGE WHITE KITCHEN cabinet. Metal/wood, glass front top $30.00. Nice. Call Nanna 865-9753 work days; 238-8656 other limes. 1976 SUBARU 4spd, Great gas, 6 Michelins, excellent cond. $2350 466-6511. After 5:30 SENIOR SEASON TICKET. Highest bidder. Ten speed. Astra. $5O. Sunn Concert lead $175. Doug 238- 2162 SIAMESE AND ORIENTAL kittens. CFA Registered. All colors. Champion parents. Pet or Show: 237-3058. FOR SALE: Two Miami General Admission Tickets; Call Craig, 237- 1017. '73 MERCURY MONTEGO $2OO as is. Runs, four GOOD tires, new shocks, Call 234-0904 between 5-7 pm SUNSHINE is celebrating it's Bth year with a Happy Birthday Sale! Save from 10% to 75% on Everything- Imported clothing, Jewelry, Bed spreads, Basketware, Bamboo, Blinds, at Sunshine, 220 S. Fraser (across from the Post Office) ATTENTION !!! INSURANCE FOR your auto, motorcycle, home, personal belongings, hospitalization. For courteous proffessional service, call 238-6633. RENT A TV. Low rates for color or B-W. Slate College TV Supply, 232 S. Allen. THE MUSIC WORKSHOP offers instruction in voice, guitar, piano, violin, flute, banjo, mandolin, recorder, fiddle, clarinet, sax. Lower rates for beginners on most instruments. 238- 2660 DISCOUNT PHOTO PROCESSING Fast, quality service. The Candy Cane, 128 W. College by the College Diner 237-4253 monumental flop while The Who’s “Odds And Sods,” very much a memorable an thology, fell short of the public’s expec tations being released after their ’73 masterpiece, “Quadrophenia.” Much to Costello’s credit, he has ig nored the past history of “collectible” albums falling flat with the release of “Taking Liberties” in the States. And in doing so, he has successfully surfaced on top of the music scene by risking to walk the fringe of rock’s outer limits. Kicking off with the powerful “Clean- Money,” this record belts you with an emotional jab to the jaw and continues to pound you for the next 19 tracks. In these post-Knack days of hyper-inflated list prices, it’s incredible that this record and “Get Happy,” Costello’s last album, boast a previously unheard of line-up of 20 tunes apiece. Although most of the songs are typical fiery Costello rockers driven by Pete Thomas’ frantic beatings on the two and four, Steve Naive’s kaleidoscopic keyboards, and Bruce Thomas’ pujsating bass lines, not everything here ?■ Illustration by Scott Smith EFFICIENCY FURNISHED CONVIENTLY located - All utilities included available December 1, 1980 only $lBO.OO Call 237-6914 large 2 bdrm 2 bath furnished apartment. Free Centre Line pass. Rent negotiable. Call Kathy 234-6250. MALE WANTED TO share ’/« of 2 bedroom apartment, $lOO/month. All utilities included. 238-6531 ONE BEDROOM, ALL electric trailer $ 155 plus utilities. Three bedroom, gas heat trailer. $l9O plus utilities. 238-2261 between spm-BpmONE BEDROOM, ALL electric trailer. $155 plus utilities. Three bedroom, gas heat trailer. $l9O plus utilities. 238-2261 between spm-Bpm RENT ONE BEDROOM in coed house Clean, quiet, nice living room, kitchen, yard, $lOB/month. Available Nov. 14th. Maggie 237-6620. 'The Ghost Writeryou may he surprised THE MUSIC WORKSHOP offers instruction in voice, guitar, piano, violin, (lute, banjo, mandolin, recorder, fiddle, clarinet, sax. Lower rales for beginners on most instruments. 238- 2660 TIME TO CALL the man in the black top hat... Red Lion Chimney Sweep 234-3740 DISENCHANTED, DISJOINTED, DISGRUNTLED, Disenfranchised- Plain Disgusted? If this describes your condition after seeing your senior portrait proofs, may we suggest you visit the environs and Studio of Bill Coleman who, when not photographing Lions and Ladies, has some delightfully inexpensive portrait packages for disgruntled, but discriminating seniors. 301 S. Garner St. 238-8495 WILL MAN WHO witnessed accident to front grill of car outside Kern at 7pm Monday 10/27 please call Mike 234-7050 VERSATILE POLKA BAND available for weddings or any occasion.We play a variety of polka, ballroom, country, rock, and disco selections, 11 years experience. Recording artists on Highland Records. Reasonable rates. Call Chuck, BAPTIST STUDENT UNION general meeting every Monday 7:00 pm Eisenhower Chapel Rm 104 everyone welcome FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES, Check out prints of your Homecoming floats in our window. Photo International. 323 East Beaver. GRADUATING SENIORS. Don't throw away your freebie coupon from the Alumni Association. It's your chance to be a part of Penn State after graduation. Turn it in at 105 Old Main and get something for nothing ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ * 14K * * ! GOLD! * * Chains, Bracelets, etc > i 30%-50% OFF J *of Jewelry Store Prices j * VARIOUS SELEC- J * TIONS * -K Ideal for X-Mas Gifts * * Ca11:238-7731 * * KEEP TRYING! * IrideT m RIDE NEEDED TO anywhere in W.Va. for Nov. 20. Please call Jill 5- 5239. APARTMENTS FEMALE WANTEDTO share 1/4 of AUDIO WEEKLY TAPE SPECIAL. Sony, Maxell, Scotch. Memorex, Ampex, TDK-BASF. State College TV Supply 232 S. Allen. AUDIO: PIONEER SUPERTUNER cassette/fr deck only seven months old under dash mount included 237-6053 AUTOMOTIVE 1971 DODGE CHARGER, 318, Air, new radiais, AM/FM cassette, vinyl top, new exhaust, Brian 238-3986. is upbeat. With Costello, songs don’t need to be upbeat to be felt in the gut. Of the record’s two ballads, “Just A Memory” and “My Funny Valentine,” the later could be a perverted version of something from Frank Sinatra’s immor tal “Only the Lonely” album. The At traction’s backing track is just as haun ting as Nelson Riddle’s orchestration, and has enabled Costello to translate the crooner-styled songwriting of the ’4os in to a demented brand of torch songs for the ’Bos. And it is just this, The Attraction’s fierce backing combined with the masterful aural tapestry woven by pro ducer Nick Lowe, that compliments Costello’s • songwriting and singing perfectly. Costello’s vocal sneering com bined with a stinging wall of sound too complex to be punk, too classic to be con sidered New Wave, is what makes Costello the ingenious recording artist he is. Included on “Taking Liberties” are “Girls Talk” and “Talking In The Dark,” the two Costello-penned songs “The Ghost Writer,” by Philip Roth’ Fawcett Crest, $2.75, 222 pages. . By B. DRU LONG Daily Collegian Staff Writer If you don’t think you can relate to “The Ghost Writer” because the novel is by Philip Roth, a Jewish author, whose story is about Nathan Zuckerman, a Jewish writer, then you could be in for a nice surprise. Known for repeatedly injecting his stories' with Jewishness, Roth is also admired for his ability to create universality. “The Ghost Writer” gets beyond the surface appearance of a struggling Jewish writer and shows a struggling man caught between personal aspirations and family traditions. Zuckerman’s conflict becomes evident when his 1975 DODGE VAN good condition. Auto PS PB, cruise control, radio- 1 tape, very reliable. Ideal for cross country trips, camping, moving, tec. $l2OO call Arnold 234-5622 evenings 865-0541 day 1971 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 350 automatic power steering AM/FM, 8 Track, red w/black interior S9OO or best offer. Good condition John 237 9182. 1969 PONTIAC LEMANS the body's in bad shape but mechanically sound. Roadster speakers thrown in. $250.00 237-8954 1973 FORD LTD everything automatic, good .body, excellent condition 234 —2084 CHEN. DATSUN 1977 B 210 4 doors. Run iu excellent,,..AM/FM,....snow ..tires, 234-8345. F<sR a SALE 1973 Opel GT fair condition 25 MPG $BOO. Lots of fun. Marc 237-7875 SUBLET FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to share 1/3 of Beaver Hill Apt. Winter and Spring. Call Karen 238-4843 after 5:30 pm. SUB-LETTING A ONE-bedroom. furnished apartment, all utilities payed, good location (Century Towers). Call 234-4657 HELP FEMALE SUBLETEE needed/rent negotiable Winter term/ leave name ask for Peggy 237- 9200 SUBLET: WINTER—SPRING Townview Apts. 2 bdrs.'2—4 people. Newly furnished. All utilities 237-1671. SUBLET: ONETHIRD large 2 bedroom apartment. $llO/mo. Close to campus. Call Susan 238-8635 FEMALE WINTER ONLY Parkway Plaza large one bedroom free utilities bus pass $llB/month, call 234-5639 SUBLET UNIVERSITY TERRACE efficiency— $215/mo. includes everything. 1 month free rent! Just painted, new carpet. Call Gary 237 — 5612. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT available . end November. Free bus pass. $305 pm. Call 237—4512. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT Park Forest, all utilities except electric, Bus pass Cable $395.00/month Call 237-1430 SUBLET FURNISHED EFFICIENCY $235 includes utilities plus free parking and bus pass call 237-8489 evenings ' ONE BEDROOM AVAILABLE Nov. 1, one month rent free. $240 per month unfurnished. Call 234-9600. WINTER SUBLET FURNISHED efficiency one block from campus $l5O month call 234-4257 SUBLET 1 room/ coed house, 2 blocks from campus. Call Louise 234- 1607. Leave message. PARTIES GALORE BUT still plenty of study time if you sublet Vi of spacious Briarwood apartment winter and spring terms with summer option. Available immediately. Call 355—7166 or 237—2014 evenings. SPACIOUS EFFECIENCY ACROSS from Old Main. Available Dec.l furnished or unfurnished. Rent variable. Call 238-7915. LARGE EFFICIENCY ON quiet street 5 minute walk to campus. Private entrance. Heat furnished. Lease required through August 1981. $l7O plus security. Rich 863-1997 (days) or 234-8648 (evesj WTt 5. PUGH 3T i V VV-oV£^/ ' mekc-up coskuwe. rootata yic^s NEW WORLD vintdcjfc ope* 10:30-^ which surfaced on Linda Ronstadt’s last album, “Mad Love.” . Although not as commercially arrang ed as the Ronstadt covers, the Costello versions here seem to work much better. Ronstadt’s interpretation of “Talking In The Dark” was a farse due to the fact that she handles the vocal task totally “straight.” The thing that makes a Costello song work so brilliantly are his lop-sided phrasings and vocal inflec tions. His vocal style, combined with the ambiguities, reversals and word games present in all his lyrics make his songs take on a bizzare duelistic edge, giving the tunes an intense quality of pop surrealism., All this may sound like the typical in coherent babblings of a rock critic guilty of inane over-intellectual analysis, but that’s not the intention at all. I don’t pro fess to understand THE meaning behind Costello’s songs. In fact, I doubt if there is any one meaning at all. Just as he so skillfully combines musical influences of the past three decades into an in separable collage, Costello also fuses the parents read his latest literary attempt: a story based on his own past family problems and which insults the Jewish faith, thus causing parental objection and their refusal to believe that their “loving boy” would write about “kikes and their love of money.” . Wanting his parents to be proud of him, Zuckerman also equally wants to please E.I. Lonoff, a great literary scholar. It is to Lonoff that Zuckermah goes for guidance learning more than he ever bargained for. Perhaps, being a writer myself, I can empathize with Zuckerman’s problem. I wanted to applaud Roth’s por trayal of Anne Frank as though she were alive today and wanted to be a famous writer. His Anne Frank said, “Maybe if I were locked up again in a room ROOMMATES iUg ROOMMATE NEEDED IMMEDIATELY. Own bedroom furnished close to campus mature non-smoker great location. Call 234—2502. . QUIET, MATURE APT. mate wanted, share luxurious residential apart ment, $225/mpnth and 1/2 electric Grads only call 238-0434’ ROOMMATES WANTED one or two females needed to share 1 13 of two bedroom apt. call Gretchen 237-5720 FEMALE SHARE 1/4 2-bdr. apartment Winter and Spring $llO all utilities included. Call Bonnie 238-71 78 FEMALE NEEDED V, one bedroom apartment close to campus, only 5142.00/month.-All utilities included! Available Nov. 1 6. Call 2.37-9085 ROOMMATE—FEMALE, non-smoker needed to share 1 bedroom apartment. Quiet, one block from campus. All utilities included, $ 145/mo. Available beginning Nov. 7.Ca1l 237-5259 RESPONSIBLE HOUSEMATE TO share one-third .house. Nice location near Pine Grove. $l5O plus one-third utilities. Call 237-1431 ext. 270 8—4:30 or 237-2702 after 5 p.m. PRIVATE ROOM IN furnished townhouse available Dec. 1. Prefer professional or grad. Call 237-6672. ROOMMATE WANTED SHARE '/« of 2 bedroom apt. $ 108/month Gary 237-5072 ROOMMATE WANTED TO sublet 1/3 Beaver Hill Apt. Call after 4:00 237-0384 or 237-3264 MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED starting winter term $ 130/month included all utilities. Call Scott 234-7429. ROOMMATE WANTED: 255 East Beaver Ave. (Penn Tower), fur nished, utilities included, rent: 1 22.50/mo. Call Hugh at 238-2044 FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to share 1 /sth of 2 bedroom, 2 bath apt. Winter/Spring. Call 234-0864 (Loreta) MALE ROOMMATE WANTED. Own room; rent includes utilities, telephone; $145/mth. Winter- Summer. Nonsmoker. Call 237-1149 . 1 VST-4.*. \V.A fj'4- \U Mb's BRING THIS AD FOR $2.00 OFF endless interpretations of the English language into some of the most splendid rock poetry heard in ages. Elvis Costello is still bitterly entrap ped within his world of pop paranoia on “Taking Liberties,” but then, how can it be any other way? His world is pretty much out of control. Being the current “angry young man” of rock hopelessly torn between romance and WANTED FEMALE NON-SMOKER starting winter to rent Zi large close efficiency $120.00/m. Call Denise 238-0385. FEMALE WANTED for 2 bedroom apt. starting December $ 105/mo. Grad preferred. Call BARB 237-6979. 2 BR OPEN in 3 BR house. Fireplace, dishwasher, carpeted. Close to campus. On bus route. Quiet resid. area. Large yard, garage: Call 234- 5885 anytime. Summer option. ROOMMATE WANTED: Winter/Spring % of 2 bedroom furnished, apart ment $B5/mo. Call 238-1577 NONSMOKING FEMALE WANTED Winter term. All utilities included. .One block from camp Us. Price Beth 237‘8889 - ■ MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED, one third of Beaver Hill apartment Winter and Spring. $132.00 month 238-2117' FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED V 4 of 1 bedroom apartment. Furnished. All-utilities. Walking distance. Call 234- 8437 ROOMMATES NEEDED to share two bedroom apt. IV4 miles from town. $75/mo. Winter, Spring. Call Tom, 234-2930. Museum of Art Store take home a smile Museum Calendars 1981, unusual Christmas or 'urno-its, cards, note paper ana wrap, great earrings and: mgs, nutcrackers Penn State University Museum of Art Tuesday-Sunday 12-5 ROOMS i±t ROOMS IN FRATERNITY: Winter and Spring. 2 Blocks from campus. Meals. Frozen pool. Call Bo or Ed, evenings, 238-991 L FEMALE DORM CONTRACT for sale. McElwain winter spring call Karen 865-5120. IF no answer 865-7127. 2 MALE DORM CONTRACTS for .sale. Both on first floor Tener. Call Steve 865-0827 or Glenn 865-0537. For Winter and Spring • MALE DORM CONTRACT available lor Winter and Spring term. In East Halls. Call George 865-0254 FEMALE DORM CONTRACT for sale, must sell Winter-Spring. Call Fran 865-8110 DBL. RM. AND private bath all utilities incl. on 5 acre horse ranch in woods by stream barn available Call 238-0783 We accommodate the novice and experienced rider. Ride for 2 hours, over roads, fields and trails thru beautiful countryside. Location next to Neidigs Quarry between Lemont and Oak Hall on Boalsburg Rd. Hours Dawn til Dusk, 7 days a week. Fee $l2. per person, $lO on wk. days; $lO. with a group of 5, $B. on wk. days. PHONE 466-6368 Elvis Costello and the Attractions somewhere and fed on rotten potatoes and clothed in and terrifed out of my wits, maybe then I could write a decent story for Mr. Lonoff!” Roth is clearly saying the most poignant writing comes with inner turmoil and rough times, not with peace of mind and normalcy. Good point, right? Well, perhaps only a fellow writer would find that passage worthwhile. If so, a black mark for Roth. w Nevertheless, Roth’s talent for producing engaging dialogue is a surefire plus. However, I wasn’t always so wrapped up with the story. Occasionally I found myself confused with!a paragraph or scene. But as every dumbfounded reader should ask: Is this the fault of the author or the fault of my own ignorance? ■> TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS in private house $B5 per month plus utilities, near Toflrees. Garage, kitchen privileges Call Bill 355-4821 8:30—5. No lease, bus route. TWO FEMALE DORM contracts for sale, Pollock area. Must sell im mediately. Call 865-8792 or 865- 8789. NEED A PLACE to live Winter term? On campus fraternity now accepting boarders for Winter/Spring terms. Contact Eric at 238-9394. FOR SALE: Male dorm contract for Winter and Spring terms. Call Roy at 863-1296 FOR RENT: Room with family. $ 100/mon. Walking distance to campus. 237-2509 126 Carnegie 9:30-4:00 fl Collegian Viiassifi ed> 31 Shabbat Dinner .M. Chicken soup, :] Hah, vegetables, verage and dessert, member, $3.50 non ~ member. Services BP.M., featuring a Jewish-Christian dialogue between Rabbi Jeffrey Eisenstat and ' Reverend Mike Scrogin (University Baptist & Bretheran Church) & Oneg 11/1 11/2 (sur)realism, he refuses to bow to per sonal, political and social expectations even if they force him to retreat into a kingdom of self imposed exile. Elvis Costello probably never will be happy. But as long as he fails to find con tentment with the modern world, fans of his music will find an emotional release through his special brand of defiant rock > ’n’ roll. Howto stay in touch with Penn State, once aWeekiy. 4 Just fill in and mail the - coupon today. Please enclose $l2 for one year, ($22 for two years). The Weekly Collegian 126 Carnegie Bldg. University Park, PA 16802 □ New Subscription □ Renewal address zip code h To help you y buy or sell Traditional Services & Kiddush, 9 a.m. Brunch, 11:30 a.m. $2.50 member $3.50 non member IP Dance of the Tiger' ice-age-old drama Wanted TOP SS$ for gold class rings ■ (you never wear! For information lrv 234-01 55 GOLD WANTED: Class rings, etc. ; 'Leland Enterprises will buy at Sheraton Inn Thursdays. Information 356-1642 " HUGH CASH IMMEDIATELY. Class irings $5O and up. Anything made jtjold and silver. Ed's Discount opposite Temple Drive-In Theater 237- 5.H2 _ - PAVING TOP CASH for class rings. jxjolcJ. silver, coins and jewelry. Priqes negotiable. Will pick up. Call 466-7713 Bonlsburg (9 to 9) C&SH FOR GOLD rings, bracelets, 'earrings etc. Silver also top dollar % 863-1336 ask for Roger. WANTED: DATE TICKETS lor Miami 'Jpotball game. 238-0697 Ask for Hank WANTED: SMALL. DORM-SIZED refridgeralor. Please call Diane. 865-81 41. early or late in the day. WANTED 4 GENERAL admission tickets or 2 date tickets tor NC Slate game. Call Lisa 865-8504. URGENT! I NEED 4 student tickels to NC State game. Senior tickels preferred. Call 234-2971 Ask lor Paul or Jerri. NEEDED: FOUR GENERAL admission or reserved seat tickets for NC State game. Jon 5-8874 WANTED tWAMI OR N.C. tickels Gen. . Adm. or student will pay cash S$ Steve. 237—5948. LOOKING FOR A Rag-Time Jazz Piano player. 2 hours of your time in exchange tor New Orleans Creole Dinner and notoriety. Call 234-7497. leave phono number and name. LIBERTARIANS: I NEED volunteer help in distributing ploitical literature now though election day Call Bob Tliurs. or Fri. after 6pm or anytime Saturday. Last chance to spread the word! i»ED""BEGINNER skisT 170 cm, and boots, women’s size 7'?. Please call Diane at 854-8141. ij/yANTED: 2 DATE and 2 Junior tickets V- foi N.C. State game. Call 865- : WANTED TO RENT - ----- MATURE: MALE WANTS room m house jj for Winter and maybe Spring 865- f 1835 after spm ; ' — LOST JpORM KEY ON cleat plastic key— Jn shaped keyring engraved with /Angie'. Call Angie 865-9069 keep Myjny /jLOST. SILVER CHARM bracelet. ■U vicinity fraternity row. Saturday. Jtigif sentimental value, contact Ann. Sflauve mid-thigh length stadium jacket •] lost 10 25 vicinity ot TEP (rater tijty. If lound contact 865-8253 5 --- COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEII LOST: ON POLLOCK soccer field blue with yellow Irim ski gloves, and blue ski hat with yellow, orange stripes. Large reward. Contact 238-7858 or 865-9202. LOST: RED WALLET at Ritner or Pattee. Contains ID.. If found call Susan 238-8381. Reward LOST: PAIR of glasses at the Brewery Monday night. Reward offered. Call Jenny. 238-1682. PARTIES WHIPPED CREAM lor. great cappucino makers and chargers. The Candy rCahETtjy : Old College--Diner’""' 7 ' FREE TRAINING in assertion and social skills for people who have trouble express ing themselves. A brief training program is be ing offered without cost. Cali Psychology Dept. 863-2696. HELP WANTED CLUB MEDITERRANEAN. Sailing expeditions!. Needed: Sports In structors. Office Personnel. Coun selors. Europe. Carribean. Worldwide! Summer. Career. Send 55.95 ,75 handling for application, openings. Guide to cruiseworld. 60129. Sacramento. Ca. 95860 MONEY TO GO—become a plasma donor and earn S2O or more per week for 3-4 hours of your spare time. 237-5761 EARN EXTRA-sss for'Christmas. Sell Avon part-time. Call 238-7070 _ TEMPORARY WORK.’ NEED 20-30 people making phone calls for local civic organization. Day and evening hours available. Call Mrs. Hill 237- 7379 TEMPORARY WORK. NEED 20-30 people making phone calls for local civic organization. Day and evening hours available. Call Mrs. Hill 237- 7379 EARN EXTRA MONEY at home. Good pay. 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Can we "do it again". Leah and Pete: You two sure know how to cook, (in the kitchen of course.) Thanks lor the new recipe. Love ya boo. Mickey, your beau coup de main ELLEN: CONGRATULATIONS ON your brilliant job of deduction. Your most vocal tan, THE DOCTOR BABE, THE PUMPKIN might not be the best, but our Halloween will be. Love,John ' ages, “Tiger” is a fascinating blend of fact and fiction. Kurten is among the world’s foremost paleontological ex perts, and has used a novel to put forth a truly intriguing hypothetical explana tion for one of the greatest puzzles of human evolution. Thirty-five thousand years ago there were two distinctly different species of human being Homo sapiens sapiens, who evolved into the present entity, and Homo sapiens neandertalensis, who disappeared rather quickly, in evolu tionary terms. Kurten’s book is a model put forth as a possible explanation for Neanderthal Man’s disappearance. But it is more than cleverly couched science fiction. The story deals with URTG's 'Sly Fox' is no swindle By P.J. PLATZ Daily Collegian Staff Writer There’s something about theatre that is . . . well, magic. First there’s all that preshow hubbub in the audience, then the hush as the houselights go down and the incidental music wafts through the house like a Broadway lullaby. Next, the stage lights come up, the actors appear, and . . . poof! Magic. That selfsame magic came vividly alive last night with the opening of the University Resident Theatre Company’s second production of the season, “Sly Fox,” directed by Eberle Thomas. Penned with seasoned wit by “M*A*S*H” ’s own Larry Gelbart as a modern counterpart to Ben Jonson’s “Volpone,” “Sly Fox” is a comedy of the best sort. Overflowing not only with laughs, chuckles and guffaws, it suc ceeds on a higher level as well: it’s a morality play. Ah, but we have no wagging fingers here. 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College Ave., State College 16801 Sunday Worship 9:15 & 10:45 Students’ Class 10:30 a.m. The Rev, Robert Vowler, Sr. Minister, preaching on “Should Religion & Politics Mix?” Jerry Falwe.ll says that preaching the salvation, baptizing, and registering people to vote. Tiger, a Homo sapiens sapiens or “Black” in Kurten’s novel whose pursuit of his father’s murderer leads him to associate with the “Whites” or Neanderthals. The White Neanderthals are seen by the Blacks as simian, dull and homely. By contrast, the Neanderthals view the Blacks as childlike, due to their relative ly neotenized faces and slighter builds. The sociological ramifications of a meeting and blending of two human groups leaves Kurten room for some of the most imaginative speculation ever to grace science fiction. From a literary point of view, Kurten’s characterizations are a little simplistic, his dialogues a little stilted. well, not quite all that simple. Foxwell J. Sly, devilishly played with appropriate raspy-throatedness by John Sterling Arnold, has lived a life of swindling people for all they are worth, and then some. Especially the ‘then somes.’ Now a chest groaning with gold sitting unobtrusively at the foot of his massive canopied bed he wants to create the biggest swindle of all times (sort of like “The Great Train Rob bery,” only this time there aren’t any trains). ' Sly is pretending he is on his deathbed; his every rattling, gasping breath seems to be his last. And, as most dying critters find encircling their final resting place, the vultures have appeared, waiting in silent anticipation to reap the spoils. 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Open Thmd&ym&htS* STARTS HALLOWEEN THURSDAY. 129 RACQUET wbeaver SHOP The story of the novel a murder righteously revenged is not com plicated.* What enriches the book so much and makes it unique is the wealth of detail Kurten has included. The world was a vastly different place 35,000 years ago, the wildlife and plant life were dif ferent, the Earth’s geography was different. And when the personal drama of “Tiger” ’s characters reads a little thin, it is this anthropological depth and detail that carries the reader’s interest. The result is a blend of science fiction, social commentary and lecture on evolution that combines the most interesting elements of all three. Truckle, played by a very funny William Johnson; and Miss Fancy, the overwork ed and underpaid (so she seems to think) local tart, a woman whom Billie Duncan took and sidled into as a sweet-talkin’ Belle, ready to have her chimes rung any ol’ time. And there’s only one person who knows Sly’s trick: Simon Able, whom Patrick Egan played with a lopsided smirk that not only reflected his character, but looked like a snake-in-the grass as well. All of these characters, plus a liberal handfull of others, popped out of the magician’s hat along with some other clever theatrical tricks, namely the fan tastic sets designed by William Barclay. And not only do we get to admire the beauty of the Far Eastern-influenced furnishings popular in San Fransisco a century ago, but we get to see just how they get on the stage in the first place. That’s half the fun. In these days of rapidly increasing in flation, it’s nice to know that there’s one show well worth your money. “Sly Fox” is no swindle. Indeed, you’re only cheating yourself if you miss it. TO ALL THE CUTIES in Beaver Hill Apt. 304 Wed. night. Thanks (nr a Terrilic Birthday! Love. Kathy. 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