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Great income potential, all oc- cupations. For information call: 602-837-3401 Ext. 992 88H0428 APPLICATIONS NOW being accepted for fall Hebrew teaching positions at the Hebrew Day School of Ann Arbor. Must have classroom teaching ex- perience and be able to teach Hebrew language and Judaic subject. For info, call- 668-6770. 74H0425 LYNN E. CRAWFORD - Your mommy dearest has some good news for you; you have won two free tickets to the State Theater, so come to the Daily to pick them up. dR0413 MODELS NEEDED. No experience necessary. Velvet Touch. 668-9755. Call between 10 a.m. & 5 p.m. $8-10/hour. 79H0416 LEADERS WANTED Men and women of integrity, willing to give them- selves to the highest Ideals known to Human kind without thought of Reward. 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That is, go to the State Theater with your two free tickets waiting for you at the Daily. d0413 BILLY FRYE never SLEPT HERE ! Sublet this wonderful room in a house only 1 minutes from the S.A.B. Rent negotiable for a May through August sublet. Call Brian at 761-2652 or 761- 2653. dU0416 UM DISABLED STUDENT SERVICES announces the availability of the Frederick Huetwell Scholar- ship, which will pay up to $1800 for tuition at U of M during the Fall 1983/Winter 1984 semesters. For in- formation call 763-3000. 06M0416 "ALL THAT HAS to happen for the world to be destroyed is that people do nothing. We need something positive to do - Planetary Initiative is that something." Isaac Asimov Planetary Initiative for the World we choose Saturday Workshop Pendelton Room 1-6 April 16 Michigan Union 52M0415 TOYOTA COROLLA Deluxe - 4-door, 1977. Rust- proofed, AM-FM. Great condition. $2600. 769-7099. 29N0416 .1 -.;TIC.ETS.. $ CASH $ $ CASH $ $ CASH $ For football coupons ! ! ! Any Priority! Why wait for Fall - Get Cash Now! 994-9353 55Q0416 Frank Zappa - 'The Man From Utopia' (Barking Pumpkin) As has been the case since before time began, Frank Zappa's recorded performances exist in a dimension of their own. There's little value in discussing Zappa in terms not relative to that dimension; comparisons to "other music" are futile. The aforesaid is but a given to anyone with a knowledge of Zappa which ex- tends beyond "Valley Girl," the duet by Frank and his daughter Moon, which became 1982's most unlikely hit of the year. Although unique in its own right, "Valley Girl" certainly couldn't be considered as representative Zappa. Come to think of it, it's probably not possible to define Zappa even within his own dimension. Be that as it may ... In the two years since he formed his own Barking Pumpkin Records, Zappa has released roughly 10 discs of material in a variety of sizes and com- plexions, including a 3-LP boxed set of guitar solos/instrumentals, and the pic- ture-disc soundtrack to his own film, Baby Snakes. A.hard-working man, he is. His latest release is The Man From Utopia, and frankly, Zappa -has released more consistent material on some of the other recent LPs. Still, The Man From Utopia has some good qualities, even excellent qualities which co-exist with the mediocre ones. As befits Zappa's high standards, the production is impeccable throughout, and the arrangements are devastatingly exact on about half the cuts. Those which exhibit a less precise appraoch are the live cuts; the perfor- mances here might well have been im- provised onstage for all of their lack of musical coherence. Zappa's made it a habit to include live material with the studio cuts on his albums, and frequently the concert recordings act as mere filler. Such is the case on The Man From Utopia; while lyrically they deserve some merit, they are atypically uninspired by either musical or vocal performan- ce. The first "live" encounter is "The Dangerous Kitchen," which musically redeems itself only by Zappa's accom- panying his vocals note-for-note with his guitar. Unfortunately, he repeats this feat on "The Jazz Discharge Party Hats"; since the two songs are other- University of Michigan WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB CONCERT Conductor: Rosalie Edwards April 15 8:00 p.m. at Rackhom Auditorium Admission Complimentary Frank Zappa not only produces music, he also produces children who produce music. BIKE EUROPE IN '83 For Details: BIKE EUROPE INC. 234-A Nickels Arcade; 668-0529 cPtc - I I FEMALE ROOMMATE needed. Own room in six bedroom house. Fall Term. Call 761-7918. 01Y0416 SHARE ONE BEDROOM apartment. Utilities in- cluded Laundry. Covered Parking South Forest and Hill. Negotiable. 663-3641 or 663-2058 04Y0416 CONSERVATIVE, STUDY-ORIENTED gay male graduate studentdseeks straight male or female student to share deluxe 2 bedroom apartment 11 miles from campus. Write Michigan Daily, Box 4. 09Y0416 2 ROOMMATES (male or female) wanted to share house with 3 others. $150/mo/person. Call Steve, 769- 3914. 26Y0416 2 BEDROOM in 4 bedroom house. Kosher, I block south of E. Quad. 996-0887. dY041 SUSAN M. GUINDI - If it's not too windy, do you think you could make it down to the Daily to pick up your two free tickets to the State Theater? dI0413 2 ROOMMATES (male or female) wanted to share house with 3 others. $150/month per person. Call Steve 769-3914. 77Y0416 wise unrelated, what might well be an interesting show of skill ends up more closely resembling an easily duplicated parlor trick. Zappa's two previous commercial LPs, You Are What You Is and Ship Arriving Too Late To Save A Drowning Witch, were infused with a fresh energy which adeptly defined the reasons for Zappa's reputation as a master of originality. On The Man From Utopia, this energy appears only during the album's three excellent instrumental cuts. Of the remainder, most seem unin- spired, and a few are sadly familiar: "The Jazz Discharge Party Hats" deals with the topics covered in "Panty Rap" from 1981's Tinseltown Rebellion, and "Cocaine Decisions" harkens back to a much better "Charlie's Enormous Mouth" from You Are What You Is. One cut from the new album which does not stand out is the semi-title-cut, "The Man From Utopia Meets Mary Lou (medley)." Strangely enough, this song was not composed by Zappa, yet he and his band tackle it with ad- mirable vigor. Everything seems to fall into place here, while so much of the album seems to have left inspiration elsewhere. If you like your album reviews reduced to numbers, you can give The Man From Utopia a fair five on a scale of 10. Although it has elements to recommend it, it suffers from frequen- tly weak material. If you want to hear first-hand what Mr. Zappa's been up to lately, pick up the 1981 double LP You Are What You Is: that album's con- sistent excellence makes it worth the few extra fins. 7": Dweezil - 'My Mother Is A Space Cadet' b/w 'Crunchy Water, (Barking Pumpkin) As an interesting aside in the Zappa family chronicles, Dweezil and Moot Unit have formed their own band and recorded a single on father Frank's label. There's not much to get excited about on these two sides, but the younger Zappas and their friends show traces of talent which could develop, given time. The music features a rather traditional rock base, heavily depen- dent on repetition. "Cruncy Water" spends too much time distributing disorganized background noises which overpower both the lyric and what remains of the music."My Mother Is A Space Cadet" is far superior in terms of arrangement and performance, with some decent guitar and synthesizer work supporting most of the tune. Although they've obviously gotten some breaks due to Dweezil and Moon's hertiage, it is to the band's credit that they don't flaunt the Zappa name in an attempt to capitalize on it. -by Michael Baadke MASSAGE - A good massage gently stre muscle fibre, relaxes muscle tissue, promotesI circulation and enhances movement. Massage may provide relief from muscular aches and p< And it is a pleasant way to reduce stress and an) because massage is very -relaxing. Swedish, ori & myomassology techniques employed byV Luschas, professionally trained masseur. 665-45 tches good also ains. xiety ental Vince PROFESSIONAL RESUMES ON WORD PROCESSOR 996-4572 WRITE ON ... 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