MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE East Lansing, Michigan TATE MEWS Thursday, May 21,1970 BAN K t-b* - 3303 Shot with Nikon F on Tri-X film rated 1600 Sunning ASA, ^ ; processed to transparency in Kodak Reversal chemicals.' be developed , . . , „ in reserval chemicals, Picture appears "solarized" because film is not . ». . . ... supposed to " State News ^OXo by WaVne Munn MSU student life The student depicted By SHIRLEY JOHNSON produced program has covered topics on TV, I know it could make it from all areas of the State News Staff Writer campus and discuss different approaches which include the abortion issue big." With this thought in mind, have been asked to air their ideas to a given subject. "You're putting me on," or so Chuck Demery, and the University sponsored producer of the the saying goes for the "MSU Sights and Sounds In-depth documentaries have collegiate rodeo. program, said been used for Sights and Sounds" TV program that he a more extensive hopes to relate to the broadcasts which began Jan. 31. Mason Williams once wrote, community Cover photo subject treatment. "If reality could only get a break hour show. through the half - Cover The program will also make photograph was use of taken specials, using creative by State News programs developed by members Bi-weekly Photographer Wayne Munn. of the University for the TV 23£€RSt? Successive copies of the pri.it studio. This term, the program is put were made on Kodalith high - The special format will be used on the air every two weeks. The contrast film to lose all of the this Saturday for production of extra week between filming has and produce a pure a allowed the student staff to grays contemporary musical satire. SONY black and white image. The musical, written by Mike develop better programs. Since the program's Cover picture - and other Champagne, a graduate student beginning, in theatre, contrasts the stated three basic formats have been photographs used in this ideals of the past with used. The magazine format has special section — are printed consisted of three 10-minute with the contemporary American life. technical segments dealing with different information used to produce aspects of the University. People them. Purpose to laugh Champagne said his purpose in writing the play is to show that Model 800-B AC/DC Portable WILCOX MUSIC people have forgotten how to Recorder. Built in - laugh. He believes that "a person m icrophone four tape must understand before he can speeds. 5" reel capacity take a stand." $199.50 The program is not intended to be an amateur hour, Demery new said, but deals with some of the important aspects of University and campus life. 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On a screen as the people it presents. usage, fast motion, different level, Joan Baez and "Woodstock" is a mind Not John Sebastian were multiple images, sound overlaps a facet of the festival has bending experience that stones memorable, and black - outs are used to escaped the scrutiny of the Baez unassisted the viewer with the sights, except for her maximum camera. "Woodstock" traces the brilliant voice and Sebastian advantage sounds and ihythmic vibrations throughout. Rarely if never 3 ROBERT KIPPER festival from planning to parting □ with the help of precious scenes of the now famous New York State News Reviewer before, have filmmakers been so stages, mingling with the crowd, showing children at play. rock festival. stylish to so great an effect. It is the film reconstruction of recording the performers and ''Woodstock" is talking with adults to probe the Likewise, the scenes of a last year's musical happening harmony for three days of songs, when mud and joyous chaos. underlying significance of raucous mud uninhibited skinny dipping, contemporary epic and a folk - over 400,000 people the event sliding and hurried rock masterpiece. It explores the as it records its obvious grooved with the leading figures The Woodstock festival was a folk rock culture in surface preparations for a menacing - microcosm, of today's social phenomenon; the film beauty. Director storm were folk - rock culture Wadleigh and his retinue of splendid. Country probing its heroes and its and lived "Woodstock" is a cinematic one. together in relative cameramen have captured the Joe and the Fish singing their throngs The of youthful admirers. lively anti war song, is filmmakers have taken events of the festival on film - good fun. The aerial scenes of the great care in preserving the with style, perception and grace. enormous crowds that even Cecil "Wo odstock experience" on The camera is never static but B. DeMille and P. T. Barnum film. They spent months constantly roving and exploring. would envy are The tempo is overwhelming. collecting, editing and pacing their film. To see it, variable, reflective youH spend at one moment, To record the event on film three dollars and three pulsating the hours. next. and keep it consistently exciting, "Woodstock" is a film worth camermen and editors utilize a every penny and "Woodstock" is every minute of a film with so dazzling variety of visual and it. MUSIC CITY, U.S.A. Young people seek top in country music EDITOR'S NOTE: They NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) If where come each - most of the major year by the you have to, you can walk thousands, boys and girls in the Shelby Street across recording companies and talent their Bridge spanning agencies have their headquarters. late teens mostly, the Cumberland River from Girls also try — and some of seeking fame and fortune in Mom Upchurch's rooming house them, like Bobby Gentry and Nashville, Tenn. — Music to the Grand Ole Opry House Loretta Lynn, find life quite City, U.S.A. Only three miles away. a couple pleasant. Right now, 17 year - - make it to the top of the And, if you're just breaking old Dianne into the country music Davidson, the country music world. Most business, blonde, blue eyed daughter of a - spend their days and nights you may have to. When you hit Camden, Tenn. druggist, Music City, U.S.A., with a dreaming and weaving recently moved here with her Skinnydippin' fantasies of what might be. But still they come. The guitar, $10 in your jeans and hope, you don't hire many taxis. family in hopes that being at the heart of things will further her Skinny dipping is the best way You also find out that it can to keep clean during career. three days of rain, mud and heat at following tells of some of the be a long three miles to the the Woodstock now a film directed Festival, Opry She's recently signed a by Michael young people and the dreams House — and you may never Wadleigh. get contract to get some of her they live on. there at all. songs published — and a talent Edgel Groves, 28, made his agency signed her to a five year - first money picking and singing contract in an effort to place her 12 years ago in Akron, Ohio, as a performer. night club. Since then, he's been But most who come here are to every state in the nation, boys, in their late teens, and made a few records for labels single. They come each year by few people would the thousands, recognize, by bus, by car sold products for an Akron and by thumb. And for 25 rubber company years, — and kept on Mom Upchurch's has been a picking, singing and writing haven for the songs. young musician, dreaming of the big time — and Hi YA Now, feeling himself on the not realizing that in this FRCCK Loohiu verge of the big time, he's taken business, you've never really got Cf.-.o-p- an apartment near 16th Avenue it made. TYPCGOY/ I'M gonnatelc yau ABOUT —. South — where the action is and S«WNOsDIVISIONS ttiSl&e FREE SPIRIT (please turn to page 14) \ 3l£; SLASHING-TONGA. 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May 1\, \9"70 5 Program airs topical affairs By JIM SHELDON State News Staff Writer major issues and have included the receives about one-half million correspondents, Halverson said. have a broad outlook to show One of the "Lansing Rat Patrol," "viewer contacts" a week, and These people are well - known that the sights and sounds ecology, the October letters show it reaches far into program, to a very high on campus this year is television moratorium, the state. "Assignment 10" is Lansing news personalities who degree, is a product of many Malcolm X, the contribute to weekly reports by station WMSB's "Assignment professionals," he said. "This is a Listening Ear and the first aired Fridays at 7 p.m. on 10," an indepth program which extensive television interview Channel 10 and conducting interviews and fairly unique concept for a is replayed 12 deals with local personalities and with President Wharton, noon Sunday. lending their experience and station our size." current vents. These ability, he said. Halverson added features were The season will end May 29 that the The program according to combinations of interviews and with "Correspondents' correspondents are Halverson said the May 29 producer Craig Halverson "full responsible for a sizable part of program will give - blown documentaries, Wrap-Up," a show devoted to correspondents attempts to cover "significant Halverson said. programming. a chance to express themselves discussing this year's significant "We use news and public affairs in the We have relied very correspondents to on issues and will allow them to heavily issues with 15 or 20 of avoid the perspective of just one "step out of the responsibility of community in regular but on interview techniques," he "Assignment 10" volunteer or two or three indepth newscasts. The program said. "Many of our stories lie people and to being completely objective." is similar to "60 Minutes" on between the people and their CBS or "First Tuesday" on motives. We lean toward the aiscount records NBC. PHONE: HOURS documentary format as much as "We attempt to deal with two possible." 351-8460 DAILY 9:30-8:30 or three matters SAT. 9:30 - 6:00 currently before Halverson cited the large the public in a documentary viewer response to the message SUN. 12:00 - 5:00 style, as far as the news work conveyed by the "Lansing Rat goes," Halverson said. "We try Patrol" program, which dealt to stress an emotional 225 ANN ST. appeal with poor people helping which is added to the facts." themselves. Features in the hour - long He added that the Moratorium program normally run 15 to 20 piece, "Last Wednesday — A minutes with commentary or Day of Protest," won the "bridges" between these Broadcasting Media Award from segments, he said. Bridges are San Francisco State College in "concise and poignant, the category of special events— impacting statements" drawn a one - time - only broadcast from the social scene, he said. serving a special community "The program is designed to need by educational television, appeal to a broad audience that "Assignment 10" began extends beyond the confines of October, 1969, as a change from the University, beyond the a similar program on WMSB category of the more intellectual aired for several years. David group," Halverson said. Rice, executive producer and Some of the topics already station and program manager, seen on "Assignment 10" originated the present format, comprise a "cross section of Halverson said the program WMSN, AFFILIATES Stations on campus Providing residence hall students with the continuous music that they want to hear is the goal of the WMSN network, the all - University radio station. 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The survey is based on 225 ANN ST. requests and record sales in East Lansing. 0L6\ \Z Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Poetry: oh he In Sadi's rosegarden I lingered long While a desert wind sang its song Question The purfumes of the night caressed Confusion As the moon died No Conclusion slowly in the west Entranced, I looked upon God's starry cloak Question As in the east new worlds awoke Thoughts I reached to pluck a flowery prize Confusion And jerked back in Question trembling surprise The wind whispered across the sand Marcia Patton "A thorn of life has pierced thy hand Know thee that wisdom like a rose Is wrapped in sharply pointed clothes" Barney White Raging schizophrenia - people mouthing required words from another language A Day knowing change can't chase . . . them away A day that looks like spring. wishing it would. . . Cool. . . Warm . . . Green Grass . . . 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Boards from an old barn are Recently they have carried provides chance manager of Sounds and Diversions Ltd. in Free Spirit, describes his record / head the posters backdrop and for head Dayglo shop merchandise. A large mural in bootleg albums such as Beatles' Kum Back and Let it Be; The Rolling Stones' Liver Than YouH Ever Be and the shop. Sounds and Diversions bright colors dominates one exemplifies a new approach wall of the 30 X 15 foot Best of Bob Dylan's Bootlegs. Tom self' to sights and sounds of the record Cathey, owner and boutique. In this to express 70s. Owned, operated and section Dennis Preston, who does art work for Free largest share holder, works with inside sources to get Spirit, financed by young people, painted characters of recent releases as soon as top the store offers something performers such as the possible. yA got Atw 1WNNY CASH7 Is i "iiiKii:!1 i= Ill' m CO i'lfSIffiffiif Thursday, May 2\, 1970 Museum team seeks fossils By PAULA BRAY "Then the earth is washed in the stream in at the ranch. There are rattle snakes and special boxes with coyotes State News Staff Writer screen sides and bottoms," he that come around." said. "When the silt and sand filters A field through the On Sundays the group makes side trips to party from the MSU Museum will study screens, small rocks and bones remain. It is these fossils of small animals again this summer for six bones that the scientists wish to investigate various geology formations in the weeks in Wakeeney, Kansas. study and area. compare with other fossils and living animals." "The Saline River gives us a lot of trouble The five - member team, headed by J. Alan The mammals from the site are Holman, curator of vertebrate paleontology will bizarre, but the because it periodically dries up and we have to , fishes, amphibians, reptiles and birds are rather dam it." return to last summer's site on the Saline River similar to creatures found in Kansas where they found fossils of fish, today, If they didn't dam the river it would be amphibians, Holman said. reptiles, birds and mammals. While in Kansas, the necessary to find another site for washing the party resides in an old matrix, Holman said. Each day the group digs up fossil dirt, matrix, ranch house. Holman says "it's almost like from the ancient stream bed and takes it back to He said that last year the group washed 13.5 camping in the field." tons of matrix and hopes to wash 20 tons this field headquarters, Holman said. "It's an interesting place where the guys camp SAVE UP TO $3.00 TODAY Top ! 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Developed in D-76, 1:1. — State News pho'o by Dick Warren Thursday, May "2.\, 1910 "11 Shot near Ovid Panatomic X ASA 64. at sec. at f16. 135mm. used. — State News photo by Warren Rock music shifts By RAY WALSH The news of the year in rock names, with the group remnants to Fogarty's Creedence blues Clearwater Former Stone was the blossoming of the Brian Jones When was the last time you combining to form some of the Revival had continual success. drowned in a Woodstock Music Festival, with greatest sounds in rock today: swimming pool in heard a new hit record by the a half million Steppenwolf, Three Dog Night, late 1969. The Who scored a Monkees or people gathering in Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young; Fifth Dimension, the Band and musical the Buckinghams? New York to hear the largest first with their rock Led Zeppelin; Argent, and Delany and Bonnie and Friends - How about Sonny and Cher or outdoor concert ever. Ginger Baker's 10 - man Air also scored big in the last opera "Tommy", acclaimed the Ohio Express? year. world wide. Woodstock preceded many of Force. - Rock music has been Success was new to other In soul music, James Brown going the reorganizational changes in a Another foreign invasion took American through many changes in the number of the top groups of artists, with Blood, still reigns as king, but he has place last year, with English Sweat and Tears, past year, altering its course rock, marked by the breakup of Zager and been joined on the charts by Sly groups in the forefront; Jethro Evans, Bobby from "bubblegum" to the Beatles, Cream, Traffic, Sherman, the and the Family Stone, the Tull, Savoy Brown, Joe Cocker, Archies, and Joe South all "underground," slowly Yard birds and the Jimi Hendrix Pink Floyd, the Small Faces, and Delphonics, Isaac Hayes, and the switching from dancing to Experience. receiving well deserved Watts 103rd Street the Incredible String Band all recognition. 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Hawn, turn in your Oscar). documentary that is alive and M*A*S*H — hilarious black original, it captures seemingly BOB & CAROL & TED & comedy with wit, daring and every aspect of the three-day ALICE — a sparking film about rock festival with amazing grace. purpose. A laugh - now, think - modern morality and four later Z — a masterpiece about experience. experimenting adults who decide MIDNIGHT COWBOY - John government abuse of power and to experiment with it. the Schlesinger's compassionate yet calculated suppression of Distinguished by bright scripting brutal study of two loners and truth that occurred in Greece in and glowing performances by their brief 1963. Rooted and commited to — but profound — Elliott Gould and Dyan Cannon. friendship. Jon Voight and Greece, the chilling political DOWNHILL RACER - an Dustin Hoffman were implications of "Z" can be invigorating sports epic that triumphant in title roles. applied elsewhere and are timely captures the essence of both the OH! WHAT A LOVELY WAR everywhere. sport (snow skiing) and the participant (Robert Redford). — a brilliant, satirical antiwar 10 WORST: "The Solorized musical, starkly realistic at one Advneturers," "The EASY RIDER — an eloquent, Shot on Tri-X rated ASA 650 with Nikon F 35 moment, bitterly surrealistic the Arrangement," "The Damned," mm. lens initially roving and eventually next and stunning throughout. "The Happy Ending," at f2. Copied Gravure copy film and "solarized." "Jenny," on devastating essay on America THEY SHOOT "John and Mary," "The (Solorization is a process of turning on the HORSES, lights half way today. Two cyclists search for a DON'T THEY? Liberation of L. B. Jones," "The - an through development, causing the picture to take on country to believe in and find overwhelming spectacle of the Madwoman of Chaillot," "Magic strange disfigurations.) only confusion and personal dehumanizing dance marathons Christian" and "Zabriskie destruction. of - State News photo by Wayne Munn the Depression and the Point." Como NEW YORK sings aga (AP) - "Living is "To me life is fulfillment and in Canonsburg, Pa., that was rough. If you want those people enjoying what you do," said acceptance," said Perry. bringing him in $125 a week to — the best you can Perry Como, the latest pilgrim to "When you have been doing become a get — you Las Vegas. singer for Tommy can't buy them. You have to do something for 30 or 35 years, it Carlone's band at $28 a week. a trade with them. In his first night club makes you feel good to find Over the years the easy - appearance since he starred at you're going "But I never did retire. I feel still accepted and singer won recognition as one of I'm too the Copacabana here in 1944, welcomed at 58. young to vegetate yet. the best - liked performers in Ideally, I'd like to do what the singer will open a three - I "In some careers, even show business, a top star in have been week engagement at the bricklaying, you get too old. doing — do a couple radio, television, and the of specials a year and a few guest International Hotel in Nevada's "I like to work before a large recording field. Of the hundreds spots and make more records." gambling capital for a reported live audience. I think it will be of records he made, a Como sold his longtime home $100,000 a week. fun in Las Vegas. If not, I can phenomenal 13 sold more than a at suburban Sands Point and That's $99,250 more than he always try the tables. If I million discs, including such hits built a new one on the seashore made at the Copacabana 26 gambled as much as I want to, as "Prisoner of Love," "Till the a few miles from Palm Beach. He years ago — but, of course, I'd probably be the biggest bum End of Time," "Sweet Sixteen," spends about 10 months a year money isn't what it used to be. in the world." and "Ave Maria." there with his wife And it isn't just the money that The greatest gamble Como Roselle, After 15 years of running his i drawing Como back to a fishing, playing golf and > night ever made, however, was in own television network club floor. variety entertaining their six 1933. He gave up a barbershop shows, Perry wearied of the grandchildren. routine and the chore of "I enjoy being a grandfather running a production staff of 250 because with grandchildren you SEE THE REAL FACE people. Now he picks his spots. "I feel we had done just about don't have the duty of teaching them. You can just have fun with everything," he explained. them. "Even when I cut my programs OF YOUR IMAGE down to eight or 10 a "I like to cook for them. I like year, I to fool around with backyard found that to get the kind of barbecues. PERRY COMO we want to guests I wanted I had to make give you the best possible portrait to meet your some trades — appear on their needs whether it be picture. We like you! a large portrait, application or passport shows, too — that I was almost NEW TRACK back on a weekly schedule. "Getting the quality of guests I wanted just became too Van Dyke Studio of Grand Rapids 209 Abbott Rd. East Lansing Phone ED 2-8889 HI Gov$i TODAY IM &ONMA i TALK A Soar REC0RP5. THE BEST PLACt TO Language dept. flKO TH£9£ cnlTTc;f?5, From Our New Record Dept. ' IS IN SOOHKAHD DIVC4SI0«$, WHERE -mev hide out AT. 4 to add courses All Discount Prices >TH£VCorif IN TWO SlZ-CS LPS yon mrfTHe Beginning fall term the Dept. skills. of German and Russian will w*K£ TH£.H home *HO Pla\ Present courses will also be [thcm on yovKBox. offer an additional intermediate continued. track with emphasis on reading The new courses, German or Russian 211, 212 and 213, will sWe *Luv Good Music Too!; concentrate techniques on extensive reading with materials chosen from literature, history and : That's Why We Service : general and social sciences. Both the new track and the : • Hi-Fi and Stereo : present series (201, 202, 203) will satisfy the two • - year proficiency requirements of Goodrich's University : Walker Nichols Co. : departments. However, the reading course is V.SHOP-RITE IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER • • East Lansing, Mich under hi-Fi in the yellow pages • • not recommended for students desiring to attain speaking proficiency. JaddiM f jaqou JV -3UISUC-T JSP3 -SM3\[ 3JCJS unSn Thursday,May "2\ , \970 A 3 Open air fete campus 'first' Small faces Delaney and Bonnie The Open Air Celebration them will be difficult beyond Sunday will be an the concert area. The stage opportunity for people to listen to music and do consists of a 40 to 80 foot John Sebastian just band shell opening onto the about anything else they feel field. like doing. The concert is Originally planned for the believed to be the first of its stadium, the concert was kind of a college campus. switched to the larger area Long planned by ASMSU, near Jenison Fieldhouse. Old the outdoor concert will be a College Field is surrounded day - long barrage of music on three sides by the Red by the Jefferson Airplane; Cedar River and on the Chicago; the Rotary fourth side by a fence. Connection; Delany, Bonnie Students will be stationed and Friends; the Small Faces around the perimeter to with Rod Stewart and John insure that the audience will Sebastian. be able to enjoy the event Tickets are on sale for $5 at without outside interference. the Union, Marshall Rain or shine, gates will Music, Campbell's and in outlying open to ticketholders at 9 areas. Mail order sales have - a.m. Sunday. Each of the six begun on advertisements sent acts will last about one hour, to most central with the Michigan exception of the college papers. Jefferson Airplane, who will Previously, according to end the concert with an hour ASMSU, pop concerts were and a half performance. not making enough money to First aid facilities, lost and support a project of this found booths, toilet areas and proportion. water fountains will be Old College Field is the site provided within the concert of the concert. Although the area. Concession stands will groups will be playing be managed by Crossroads outside, hearing and 'seeing Cafeteria. Jefferson Airplane MUIR'SPRICE - BUSTING Rock band up-dates Stereo Album Sale! PAC A play four-man rock group, the Woolies, are up-dating the Performing Arts Company's production of the classic "Threepenny Opera" by Famous Artists! Famous Labels! providing contemporary background music. Peter Landry, director of the show, said the Woolies are part Muir's Collector's Assortment of his total plan to contemporize the play. "I don't feel the show has the same punch now as it did in the Sale *3" 20s," he said. "I have tried to broaden the satire and build up the presentation so that it has a constant double meaning." In 1967, the Woolies released "Who Do You Love" which sold one half million records. "Threepenny Opera" will be Our Low presented Saturday at 8 p.m. in Fairchild Theatre with a matinee at 2 p.m. May 23. Price of SALE NOW THRU MAY 30 admission is $2. -i f %\ 5th Dimension 'Greatest Hits' I TU * in litis C Lrroup « Crosby, Stills, Nash Torn'Jones & Young 'Deja Vu' Review (continued from page 11) Simon & Garfunkel 'Bridge' Paul 'McCartney' Jackson Five to their roster of soul stars, and the Temptations and Four Tops have come on as heavy as ever. Diana Ross left the Supremes to go solo. USE YOUR Simon and Garfunkel, Glen Campbell, Oliver, and Tom Jones have dominated the easy CHARGE listening records in the past year, although the Youngbloods, Peter, Paul, and Mary, and the CARD! Sandpipers were also well represented. The lyrics of many of the songs are changing towards ecological themes such as those by Earth Island and Henry Muir's Deluxe Assortment Gibson; drugs, sex, and lately religion are being emphasized. The past year in rock has been a hectic one, and with the V - continuous y emergence of Sale $2" progressive rock and Moog synthesizers, next year promises to be even more interesting. Nashville (continued from page 4) Our Low Everyday Price $3.62 "I guess I've had about 2,000 boys here," smiled Mrs. The Guess Who 'American Woman' Upchurch, gray, bespectacled — and motherly. "I tell them it's Temptations 'Psychedelic Shack' In This Group Creedence Clearwater 'Willie 8c the Poorboys' their home. They have the of the house. run Sometimes, we Norman Greenbaum 'Spirit in the have jam sessions, when Sky' they can B.J. Thomas 'Raindrops Keep Fallin'' all get together. But they're on the road so much." But even if they make it big, the pattern of their life doesn't change; only the style. From Mom Upchurch's, they can move into a $100,000 lakeside home, CHECK OUR but they can't stay there much; FINE SELECTION their records will bring $25,000 OF STEREO instead of $500 to $1000; one - TAPES, TOO! nighters will pay $3,000 instead of $100 or $200. When a musician gets caught up in the swirl, however, he finds himself in a vicious cycle. Without hit recordings he can't SALE NOW THROUGH book without personal personal appearances; appearances, he can't sell records. MAY 30 the For some of those who top, there's too much get to pressure. The legendary Hank Williams had an BROOKFIELD PLAZA brief three - unbelievably year stint as a Grand Old Opry star before he collapsed and died in the SHOPPING CENTER seat of his car, en route to rear a one - night personal appearance in Alabama in 1952. puoq ^poa| QNiisng - 3Diad s.ainw Say, May "2\ , \970 SYSTEMS VARY Caution advisable in stereo selection has the advantage of being able hand under cold running water EDITOR'S NOTE: Staff to be built onto in the future. while the fingers of the right writer hand are run through the stream Sylvia Smith offers The turntable is either of water. Care should be taken students a beginner's lesson in automatic or manually operated. not to wet the label shopping and caring for a excessively. Some hi-fi buffs still prefer the After component stereo system. washing, shake the record latter, believing possible damage to remove excess water. can result from using an Remaining drops can be Most college students find it automatic changer. removed by gently running a hard to live without music in tissue over the surface. The tuner receives broadcasts their lives. Their methods of More heavily soiled records and converts them into audio getting it range from radios to can be cleaned by careful signals. It then sends the signals complex component stereo on to the washing in soapy water followed systems. preamplifier. by a rinse as described above. In The amplifier (in a pre-amp, both cases avoid oversoaking the Stereos range in price from an amplifier system) turns the label. inexpensive portable stereo at Record cloths are not $50 to a better quality portable pre-amp signal into a signal recommended to powerful enough to drive the protect records at $200. because dust is trapped in them speakers. Black snow and converts the covers into Component systems also vary Speakers are actually abrasives. Photo shot on tri - x film rated at 1200 ASA, developed greatly in price, but according to loudspeakers in a variety of sizes The needle of a stereo is in line copy film developer, printed on a salesman at a local record and high contrast paper shapes that reproduce another item which should not to make paper negative and contact store, a college student who different portions of the sound be printed onto another wants a good quality neglected if you expect sheet of high contrast paper for final print. component spectrum. undistorted sound. system will pay in the area of A diamond needle does not - State News photo by Mike Beasley The cartridge contains the $300. The component system last forever and it is a good idea needle, picks up the sound to have .it checked after about recorded material from the six month's use. Then it is record and delivers it to the possible to estimate the life of pre-amp. This must be chosen Gamut' produced the needle and the owner will be and bought separately from the turntable, tuner or tone arm. prepared to buy another when the original is worn out. Without proper storage and Experts also suggest testing care for records, even an even a new needle before buying excellent stereo system will have it. problems reproducing good - by and for students sound. MAYSC IM AMAZED.' tM ,su*e ee too, you Records should be stored MAVEHT 0£€N *WTO vertically with as little room atj SOUNDS W Diversion Vf£T. - the top as possible. This cuts! /TH€YM*V£TN£ down dust accumulation. k LARGEST PO^TKR expenses fall on either the producer said, "Mistakes are good learning for each individual program or are covered , experiences. The next time you When records do become y In Webster's Dictionary, gamut donations. try to avoid them, but in the soiled and dusty, they can be meantime, you learn to live with restored easily. The record is "the entire range of Fortunately all aspects of them 'Gamut's' production have fallen should be held with the left everything." At MSU, "Gamut" is a student into place. The Radio and - oriented, student - produced television program Television Dept. provides office Gamut, » K A broadcast * * in on space and video tape, the MSU at 10:30 rf DISC ' " , , .. . Broadcasters gather a production .. a.m. Saturdays on WMSB, was crew and WMSB (Channel 10) ITS THE organized to offer practical experience in broadcasting. supplies the stage sets and equipment. FOR EVERYTHING IN The MSU Broadcasters, a A unique aspect of 'Gamut' is student radio and television how it travels from paper production organization, is (script) to tape. Since there isn't responsible for the production of "Gamut." a permanent ideas come producer, program from student - STEREO • LPS submitted proposals. These Upon its creation four years ago, the concept of "Gamut" the proposals are then reviewed by MSU Broadcasters. If • PRE RECORDED TAPES was to expose campus talent in an Ed Sullivan - type variety approved,"the"produced of the submitted ro aI is iven show. Within four years there has been a deviation away from production crew and granted air a • STEREO EQUIPMENT tjme this original concept. Thomas The producer after havi Foster, graduate assistant in written the ^ t radio and television explained, and decided • PRE RECORDED CASSETTES on its confeR5 with hjs The students wanted to change. direclor It the They felt a need to look at director's job to convey the • ACCESSORIES relevant problems.' program s prupose Thus evolved the Foster commented, "The new 'Gamut', more sophisticated and dliverse* a Prod»cer and director work program in which variety has ?,ose|y together, and «t s COMPLETE SPECIAL O been the key word for this fall. imPortant that they have Its programs have ranged from constant communication." 'Scenes from American Drama' Since all rehearsals are outside to 'Aware,' an all - black show, of the studio, except for the 'Aware,' geared to give final run - through, they vary COME IN AND SEE US! information to the black according to the producers. Each community, featured gospel producer usually strives for singers, a fashion show, an perfection, since film editing editorial on the power of black isn't allowed on the final tape economics and a jazz group. due to its expense. How 'Gamut' has managed to survive over four years is with So the final tape is broadcast, or without The DISC SHOP M OPEN mistakes, - F 9:00 - 9:00 unbelievable. The program itself Learning by doing seems to be S 9:00 -5:00 does not have a budget. The 'Gamut's' philosophy. Foster 323 East Grand River Phone 351-5380 MERIDIAN MALL The Big Sounds of Stereo Tapes & Records QUANTITIES WHILE THEY LAST 8 Track 12' Black & White RCA "JULIETTE" Stereo Tapes Portable AM-FM Solid State Solid State Reg. 5.94 Television Portable Radio Pocket Portable Reg. 68.00 Reg. 22.96 Radio Reg. 3.97 S533 s59's s17" S3!! 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