…Guide to the Rose Bowl. inside Ninety-One Years Of editorial Freedom . P Sr igt19an i ai1g YUCKY -- Mostly cloudy with a chan- ce of rain or flurries. High around 40. ol. XCI, No. 82 ' £Copyright 1980, The Michigan Doily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, December 12, 1980 Ten Cents Twenty-two Pages aeine + jitters.= fi Doctors warn c By PAM KRAMER During the frenzy over final papers and exams, most students eel like they are running o...…
…to Page 2-Friday, December 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Caffeine tliutti Unrebp1 *rUIEO addicts FIRST UNITED-METHODIST CHURCH 120 S. State St. (Corner of State and Huron) Worship Schedule: 8:30 a.m.-Holy Communion in the Chapel. 9:30 and 11:00 a.m.-Morning Wor- ship in the Sanctuary. For Dec. 14: The Chancel Choir presents Bach Cantata No.191. Church School for all ages-9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Choir Rehearsal-Thursday at 7:15 p.m. Ministers...…
…,x1 The Michigan Daily-Friday, December 12, 1980-Page 3 -HAPPENINGS- FRIDAY, DEC. 12 FILMS Audio-Visual Services-Barefoot Doctors of Rural China, 12:05 p.m., SPH Il Aud. AAFC-Walkabout, 7p.m., Don't Look Now, 8:45p.m., MLB 3. Alternative Action-Young Frankenstein, 7, 9:15 p.m., Nat. Sci. Aud. Cinema Guild-Wuthering Heights, 7,9:05 p.m., Lorch Hall Aud. Cinema I-The T.A.M.I. Show, 7, 10 p.m., Lenny Bruce Performance, 8:40 p.m., Aud. A, Angell...…
…I OPINION 0 Page 4 Friday, December 12, 1980 losi It was about 1 a.m. Monday night. I was sit- ting silently with a pair of fellow Daily staffers in the apartment of one of us. Though we possessed at least a six-pack apiece between us, the atmosphere was that of a stunned, reclusive requiem. Eventually, one of my com- panions broke the stillness. "Next to my family and friends, there wasn't anyone who seemed more like a part of me," he a...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, December 12, 1980-Page 5 PAYMENT FOR OVERBOOKING Travelers getting 'bumped,' rich on airline plan KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - The flight attendant's voice fills the plane as rassengers buckle their seat belts, eady to fly home to the folks for the holidays: "We're overbooked, ladies and gentlemen, and we need volunteers to take a later flight." For many air travelers, that announ- cement may signal a new chance to wh...…
…CRITICS PROPOSE IDEAS FOR RECOVERY ny nee' increasing ... "Actually, there is a sense of vitality in industrial research and develop- ment. Industry's R&D budgets have been rising steadily since 1972, and last year U.S. industry spent a record $24 billion of its own funds on R&D for new, technologies for the 80s and beyond .. . "THE PROBLEM today is not with industrial support levels. The problem is with the declining demand for what R&D prod...…
… Law student also an MSU prof _ x . ' ~rN _ _ . _ _ . ... _ _.. . y RITA CLARK Instead of joining the parade to the library after class like most other University law students, one tall, older student drops behind to head back to East Lansing where political science students will soon gather to hear him lec- ture.. *uHarold Spaeth, a 50-year-old political science professor at Michigan State University who specializes in predicting the outco...…
…"Sheer vocal elegance", Music Week London. A clean, uellow style and a great feelin gof togetherness," Evening Express, Aberdeen, Scotland "Cooly urbane virtuosity "Chicago Tribune. flw SW~hfl9,1e Sinm-j"9 t-u A Christmas program Traditional carols Irving Berlin's "White Christmas" Songs by Jerome Kern and Cole Porter Music of Scarlatti, Debussy, Rimsky-Korsakov The New Swingle Singers' style of singing music by Johann Sebastian Bach Mozart's ...…
…I The Michigan Daily-Friday, December 12, 1980-Page 9 ;. OSe ow Michigan (9-2) vs. Washington (9-2) r / - / January 1 1981 I , y \ gl 1 t Pasadena California I Anothe for the quet By MARK MIHANOVIC NOBODY NEEDS TO RUN through the record. There is no secret about the frustration. But when Michigan (9-2) steps into the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day against the Pacific 10 champion Washington Huskies (9-2),' Bo Schembechler and tr...…
…Page 10-Friday, December 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily BUT DON'T COUNT ON A BIRD'S EYE-VIEW' ' Rose Parade: By ALAN FANGER I The Southern California sun rises at around 6:30 a.m. early in the month of January, and sends pulses of warmth through the bodies of thousands of parade- hungry atrons who have camped-for as many as three nights-along the sidewalks lining Orange Grove and Colorado Boulevards. It marks the begin- ning of a day that will ...…
…seeks ree OuN JAW4.'I THlE WOLCiI4EE RSrogRN iTO 1'ASAVE4A, r cEN1E OF PAST FAILORP..~5 &Ny Tol5 Y~AR SIouLD 6E 1PIFFEREIIT.' THE~i Wol.VES POSESS A FQIEN1T DLANC Hl! OFFENSE/ & A 'DEFENSE- 11-tA h4A. K'WrA ALLOWEy A - 1OUC4CWr I 1-0 L-AST v~~-GI 4 GMES. Bur ThE- TI41eN6 1144rA SEPARI' TS TI T1EAM PRA FAA~ ' Soil. TEAMS IS ITS 1ISfiR Ar aPtv i ETERIyEj' AfflT1JpS. ",. 7d Q.A ES 1I~NA e4~ ~t(~ AtytEWre RArrp ' hasI~fE edg i nmbr OFFENSIVE ETEM ...…
…iPOage 12-Friday, December 12,1980-The Michigan Daily S Another year of exciting action SUGAR BOWL January 1, 2p.m. (ABC) New Orleans, La. Three Big Ones. ORANGE BOWL January 1, 8p.m. (NBC) Miami, Fla. 4 Georgia (11-0) vs. Notre Dame COTTON BOWL January 1, 2 p.m. (CBS) Oklahoma (9-2) State (10-1) vs. Florida The Sugar" Bowl's hopes of billing itself as the" game for the national cham- pionship came to a halt when Southern Califor...…
…Agoa l view Prof examines the world political scene University Prof. Harold Jacobson is a widely-known authority on international politics. After earning his Ph.D. at Yale University, he returned to the ,University of Michigan, 'his alma mater, in 1957. In addition to his duties as a political science professor, Jacobson is program director of the University's Cen- terfor Political Studies in the In- stitute 'for Social Research. Jacobson wil...…
…Page 14-Friday, December 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Attorney for Lennon's alleged killer asks. to be taken off case Bioengineeringat 'U' links two disciplines From AP and UPI NEW YORK - Wearing a bullet- proof vest, the man accused of killing John Lennon was brought to court yesterday so his attorney could with- draw from the case. Police sources said the attorney, Herbert Adlerberg, had been the target of death threats, although Adlerberg ...…
…Happenings (Continuedfrom Page 13) FRIDAY, DEC.19 FILMS Cinema Guild-Bridge Over the River Kwai, 7, 10 p.m., Lorch Hall Aud. Cinema H-A Night at the Opera, 7, 9p.m., Nat. Sci. Aud. AAFC-2001: A Space Odyssey, 6:30, 9:30 p.m., Aud. A, Angell. PERFORMANCES Arbecoll Theatrics-"Christmas Wassail Feast and Pageant," 7 p.m., League Ballroom. Musical Society-"Nutcracker", Pittsburgh Ballet, 8 p.m., Power Center. MISCELLANEOUS Wholistic Health Coun...…
…. 'I If you find your name and ad- dress in today's Michigan Daily classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of CAMPUS or STATE 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movies The Warriors Le Cage Aux Folios 0 Listing of movies for a contest sponsored by STATE THEATER MIDNIGHT SHOWS Fri & Sat Dec. 5-6 5 WINNERS EVERY DAY No Contest To Enter Just look through today's Classified Ads. Five U. of M. students will find their names hidden in this section....…
…WHO WILL BE HARDEST HIT? S. African sanctio A UPI News Analysis JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - South Africa's stubborn opposition to independence for South West Africa has brought new calls for international san- ctions from the United Nations council for the territory, a region as big as Texas and Arkansas that also is known as Namibia. Sanctions have hung over South. Africa's head since it adopted a policy of race segregation or apartheid tw...…
…P ge 18-Friday, December 12, 1980-The Michigan Dally 4'+ . '4 :}, . "The River" is 20 new Springsteen songs His first live solo album is the perfect gift on four sides. You know someone who'd for anyone who has sung along at Kenny's love it. 999 concerts. 799 This Christmas give Money. Eddie Money. How can you go wrong? 499 For the person who has everything, Elvis presents 20 songs conspicuous in their absence from his previous LPs. 477 ...…
…i SPORTS The Michigan Daily Friday, December 12, 1980 Page 19 BLUE MEETS BLUE Wolverine ivers host Toronto A 3 Credit Hour Course Psychology for Black - Survival and Empowerment Minority Counseling and Information in conjunction with the Psychology de- portment will be offering this 300 level course for the first time Winter Semester 1981. The course is designed to assist Black students in enhancing their survival at the University of Michig...…
…- ~. For all of your MICHIGAN SOUVENIRS including the new "GROWL TOWEL" *we also have luggage, bags and gifts 327 S. MAIN, DOWNTOWN ANN ARBOR Phone 769-2000 Page 20-Friday, December 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily SCORES COLLEGE BASKETBALL Purdue 101, Oklahoma 88 Wake Forest 98, Florida Southern 93 Army 61,Manhattansville 55 St. Josephs 42, Cornell 39, Fordham 85, Yale 73 N.C.-Asheville 57, Milligan 56 Temple 105, Point Park 75 W. Texas State 8...…
…'4 A .4 a 0 4 .5l 4 r1 4s .4 4 . Klasson, the cellist, MEN, WOMEN SHARI leads grappling squad. By RANDY BERGER "He has the highest potential to be a Iowa and Iowa State are well known national champion on our team." Ior arn Iowatatea restllrsknowry Klasson, however, is not obsessed. for turning out great wrestlers every with winning a national title. year, but one state resident they let get "I JUST WANT to develop myself to away was Mic...…
…Bordc By ALAN FANGER For Guy Bordo, the dream turned out to be anything but a disappointment. As a child, Bordo harbored a rather unique fantasy-that of someday becoming the drum major of the world- famous Michigan Marching Band. Growing up in Ann Arbor only fueled the intensity of his dream. He spent many afternioons in Michigan Stadium watching, listening, and enveloping himself in every note, measure, and movement of the musical troupe. And...…
…Ticket to Paradise? Some 'U'n 7u ' A By SUE INGLIS In addition to the 95 Michigan football players who will be making the trip to Pasadena this month, certain University officials; members of the Athletic Department staff and selected student representatives will also receive free trips to the Rose Bowl. Under an agreement with Conlin-Dodds Travel Agency, for every 50 of the more than 500 student tour packages that have been sold, one Un...…
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….I The Michigan Daily-Thursday, December 11, 1980-Page 3 ANTHRO STUDENTS LEARN CASTING TECHNIQUE Class replicates skulls By SARA ANSPACH In the depths of Angell Hall students labor with plaster and latex attempting to create the perfect skull. Miembers of the Biological An- thropology 451 class spend many hours in that basement workroom making plaster casts of skulls and other bones from ancestors of apes and man that lived more than 25 mill...…
…OPINION Page 4 Thursday, December 11, 1980 The Michigan Daily, Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCI, No. 81. 420 Moynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 k Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Weasel N1 WEASE:L.I D1PYou G-T u F STUPYIN& PONE FOR C YwU, FINAL? NAPE. TH4 U CUP1 T by Robert Lence C I CANT STUDY UNLESS I HAVE TOTAL SILENCE.. AHD THEN Wt I FNALI'( FiN A PLACE. THPK...…
…s The Michigan Daily-Thursday, December 11, 1980--Page 5 Conservation poses problems for policy-makers By ELAINE RIDEOUT Who should pay to make buildings energy efficient? The responsibilities of tenants, lan- dlords, and owners in the effort to con- serve energy, is just one of the questions facing the Ann Arbor Energy Steering Committee, a group charged with devising an energy plan for the city. "There are all sorts of problems here with n...…
…Page 6-Thursday, December 11, 1980-The Michigan Daily If you find your name and ad- dress in today's Michigan Daily classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of CAMPUS or STATE 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movies 5 WINNERS EVERY DAY Listing of movies No Contest To Enter for a contest sponsored by Just look through today's Classified Ads. STATE THEATER Five U. of M. students will find their names hiddenin this section. If your DnN ' HT nome an...…
… ARTS The Michigan Daily Thursday, December 11, 1980 Page 7 Still searchin Weather Report 's same new thing By JERRY BRABENEC Some records are calculated to take the world by storm, some to capitalize on earlier successes, and some are sub- dued efforts, intended simply to con-, tinue a style and please established fans. Some new releases in the latter category "would include Steely Dan's Gaucho, Neil Young's new one, and our subject, ...…
…Page 8-Thursday, December 11, 1980-The Michigan Daily Gov' still considering I Michigan for nuke dump I COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - The federal government still considers Michigan a potential site for a nuclear waste dump despite a two-year-old, legislative ban, says a top official of the U.S. Department of Energy. John Mountain of- the department's office of nuclear waste isolation said a freeze in relations between his agency and Michigan of...…
…'9 SPORTS The Michigan Daily' thursday, December 11, 1980 Page 9 MCGEE POPS IN 30 Cagers flash by Kent State, 97-72 By MARK FISCHER Mike McGee moved into second place on the Michigan career scoring list as the Blue cagers coasted over the Kent State Golden Flashes, 97-72, before 10,122 fans at Crisler Arena last night. With 7:51 left in the first half, McGee took a pass from Mark Bodnar and net- ted a lay-up to bypass Rudy Tom- janovic...…
…Page 10-Thursday, December 11, 1980-The Michigan Daily Hampsonfits well into family hockey mold BY MARTHA CRALL One might say Gordie Hampson was destined to play hockey. The sport is a way of life with the Hampsons. His father, Ted, played hockey for the Min- nesota North Stars of the NHL, and his brothers, Scott and Greg, are currently playing for Colorado College. Hampson started his hockey; career in the second grade. When it came time to...…
…'U' faculty staff salary list inside Ninety-One Years of Editor1ial Freedom P LIEr iii ai1 THE USUAL Partly cloudy and cold conditions throughout the day with a high tem- perature in the upper 20s. Vol. XCI, No. 80 Copyright 1980, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, December 10, 1980 Ten Cents Twenty-two Pages U salary release controversy wanes By MAURA CARRY On Oct. 26, 1979, the state legislature passed a law ...…
…6 Page 2-Wednesday December 10, 1980-The Michigan Daily Legislature fails IN BRIEF to ban abortions LANSING (UPI) - The state legislature failed yesterday in its bid to ban welfare abortions over Gov. William Milliken's veto. Although the attempted override suc- ceeded in the Senate on the second try, it fell nine votes short of the two-thirds majority needed in the House. MILLIKEN LAST week vetoed for the eighth time since 1978 legislat...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, December 10, 1980-Poge 3 Budget constraints may delay S.Quad renovations By DAVID SPAK Long-awaited renovations for South Quad will likely be put on the back burner for yet another year due to budget constraints, according to University Housing Director Robert Hughes. The housing department, which has pondered revamping the dorm for several years, is currently looking at renovational options, said Assistant Ho...…
…0 OPINION. Page 4 Wednesday, December 10, 1980 The Michigan Daily Edieb tuigan aile Edited and managed by'students at The University of Michigan Red Squads Were they watching you? 0 Vol. XCI, No. 80 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, Mt 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board The prophets were wrong' SH, WHAT horrible predictions they made. Prospective professors wouldn't want to come to the University to ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday eebr1,190Pg Merit sse B3y JULIE EGB CT A- medical schoolprfsoisad $120,000 a year whiealwsho 0rofessor receives$00,amui Wchool professor recevs$000 n an English professor$000 l r near the top of theiresctvfil. Their salariesaln wih1,0 other. University epoescnb found id the 1980-81UiestFauy and Staff Salary Rcr.Bu h n swer to why one profesrsalyiso different from anote' antb found in thedcmns The following is wh...…
…i Page 6--Wednesdy eebr Sala ANNUAL APPOITMENT ASUA P BA1L IS, CHARLES P ADMNSRTVENRI FCIIISS BALIS, ShIRLEY J AOMIN AST1REITASOF AYLISS, GEOIITE V DEAN SHO FAT POEORSCHOOL OF ART AYIHE, NANCY K RES ASSOCIHT 0 ITND-AL BAIL. MARIE IL STAFF NRERT E USP BEACH. LESLIE R. ADJUNCTLCUR EXESO SRI * C, L LL3PR.S00 COO F CUCT CH~ SUSAN K MEDICAL EHOOIT CIIA AHL iEALS. CAROL A HOUSE OFFIE VINRAL EDC C[ALS. TNEOOCRE P A$SSYPRFESRATLOY BEARD, CHARLES C -A...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday FULL TINE ANN APPOI APPOINTING SALARY PA FROM ST ANNUAL APPOINYNE AFFS FRACTIO APPOO Salar (Continued _________ FULL TIME ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL AP APPO - IALL SOIJRCESI PERI ~CHRTBERS. L ROSS DIR ACADEMIC PROGRAM CO PROFESTIOR ROMANCE I.ANG 1-1.61 WEND CHEONO 11. FOSTOOCTORAL SCHOLAR I CH4I~ b9W~Zi~iTECT URi~T~I~ WlC1~4II? ER ANE DIETITIAN I lAO ER H AM P ASSY PROFESAOR SURGE N SHU PROFESSOR HI...…
…4 Page 8-WednesdyDembr L TINE ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANALA AP Sala (Contiud I AN APPOINTMET A APPOI NT IMG RA .FROMS APPIIR AND AP , L ..:' n- flPAR T I TLE IFYFI i T (^Lt. 3 DIRKE, GORDON L ASST PROESRUIESADN '.UE RCH.RD 0 ACADEMICPRDAMCARA1RCI UDNPLN PROFESSOR SCHlO A lSORE 65 DUKES, CLARENCE E ADMINISTRAIEMNI ShO FDN DUKS_ JNICE LAB TECIIOOIT C DUL L, JM1 IET rW- - U SE I~ NETISOO GUMAS, KATHIlE N 0 SAF USDMDNRSNM DUNBAR, NI.IL...…
…Sa Aars (Continued A~tIUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APPONM APPOINTMENT , APPOINTING RAE -WRTITLE DEATI N (L IfC, CFOOMIL PROFESSOR ROMANCE LANGIIAE 0, El LEN R RECREATION COORDINATOR RECRFATIONAL SNOT GOLD, MARTIN G RESEARCHN SCIENTIST''' GROUP DYNAMICS .. PROFESSUR PSYCHOt GOY VO RFtOE RT RESi ASSOC It HLTH 8CI DERMATOLOGY GI n ,ERG, AMY L NURSE CLINICIAN I PSYCH NlJRTING-H DlUNERG, DAVID ASTOC OIREI.TOR POP STUDIe5 CFA41 EROJEESOR SOCIOLOo3 5O 646...…
…I Page 10--Wednesday, December (Contin n Pa : 5APPOINTMENT AONI 31" ZI, HeimY H FOOD) S$TICE ASS 11ICIAN L6 MB' E12MA, JANICE II MEi CAL TECHOLOIS CLINCAL PATHL : ea, L. AAN-LINSTRUTOR PG MED BIFILH 8bMLIL, ANE jM UPR 0OCCUR THERAPY MAIN OOUP TH DA HLER GERALD A FOREMAN I KEY OFFICE EE. NULTOUIST, DONALD E PROFESSOR ILDICAL C C' 1O! ST ARRELL JSAN TAFF NRE 00OM LTH NUROINO 1 .0 12N 50.0 1/0'DA ~ , PAREL A ADMIN ASS i SCHOOL OF NUSIG NU1RHER...…
…I The Michigan Daiy-Wdn..d FI&t Time ANAML APPOINTMENTY A3A APM I FULL TIME ANNUAL APPOI NTMENT ANNUAL APP I (Continued f FULL TIME ANNUAL APPOI1NTMENT ANNUAL APO APPOI - - "IETITLEOEAPENTRAL LWILLIAM M-H- PROGRAM MR 811 HIGHWAY SAFE 1LAOEIICI. ARAR R ES A iSOC IPYSSC GREAT LAKESR LAA SI HODOE RSASC II I 0S C) .AT LAES R8 aLADIN, LILY W ADICIN ASST i PSYCIATRY LADROTA, KATLEEN S AMIN ASS I SUVEY RSARCH LAODOTKA ROW R M -RES AET INAT S...…
…I Page 12-Wednesday, December Salar (Continued f PULLVW TNE6 D ANNAL APPI TMENT ANNUAL APP ----APPOINTENO APPOINT.. R AW TTLC DEARTMNT ALL SO .tNMR, KATHLE'EN MOUNT OF00I10CR I INTERNAL -,.cNGE, ALAN C ASOC POESSR OS 8 0H p , .ALlEN RFESR COL OF TO ON. JAINAITK M ' ASSOC PROFESSOR SIOOICA. CTI ASSOC PROFESSOR OSBA YN 4 ENNW AD ALADVI INSTRUCTOR __C86 Y 1? aIILEN F SRSOCLIBAIN ME CENTER LIB ERCER.IhANNRh .1 STAFF USE SUNG NLISINO- M1ERCEN, NEL...…
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…The Michigan Dol-ensa 0 Salris. SALARY S ANNUAL APPOI NTMENT ANA P APPOINTING D - FT APPO rT -m T (AIL SOUCESIRTDA TERWILLIGER, RENT M PRFSSR TESAR. FRAIN4 E:ASTCI.NA 6EK, RICHARD B PRFSSR TET4. LESLIE A TAFNRE T 2LF CLIFFgRD l MRN UT ELINPATRICIA A SAFNRE TWSBUNY, GREGORY J ACUTN URI TEX7L KAREN HILLER SUETSEVCSA IN 0EV A L&-RS HYEN. IDA MAJE ANDESSAFPAMCS HYER: WILLIAMI C AS I HRRC TEERT PAURETE JOD E STI LHS! MARA HA NN HOTISE, ...…
…Page 16-Wednesday, December -RUL" ANN APPOI *ALARY TO FROM STATE ANNUAL APPOINTM APPT FRACTION PERIOD (ALL FMS TINT AMWJAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL AP APPOINTI/M RATE AFM I Salari APPOINTMENT CLARK, ELAINE.O ASST PROF CLARK E, SANOY CARE CEEA'JER,'M MERCEDES 3TUDEN1 SE COBS THOMAS M LECT.R... RA - - L 30 T __ V cwn ...,... ....., ... . .....mot CORN COHN, CONLON. CONS F ADJUNCT PROF ASSOC P ASST PR i BEHAVIORAL BEHAVIORAL MECH ENG...…
…4 U Just look through today's Classified Ads.4 Five U. of M. students will find their names hidden in this section. If your name and address appear, come to our business office at 420 Maynard St. within 48 hours. Two free tickets for a Campus or a State 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movie of your choice will be presented you, courtesy of The Michigan Daily Classified Depar tment. a4 1. ; U:aggeU witeI patches. 763-2400, Toby. sh sweater, orown ebow...…
…ARTS -4 I-s &1. y. page 18 Wednesday, December 10, 1980 The Michigan DaA d * HSRA By ANNE SHARP Well, what can I tell you about this plucky little band from Boston? That, over the four-odd years ,they've been together, they've developed an en- thusiastic following on the New England club circuit? That their hometown radio station, WBCN, plays their tapes regularly alongside Elvis and PiL? That they called a riot last summer in ultra-conser...…
