University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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fall Jane Fonda and Tom Hayden appeared in a political stance; both emphasized their group, Campaign for Economic Democracy . Although student reaction was mixed, both Fonda and Hayden were receptive to questions from the crowd. . . . Seawind, a New Wave phenomenon, eased into a progressive sound which lulled their audience and soothed the soul. . . . Penny Marshall, in her first speaking appearance ever, claimed that her best moments were those of sheer nervousness . Before fielding questions from the crowd, she showed a film of outtakes from Laverne Shirley. Campus Events brought us a flood of New Wave groups in the fall quarter, due to rising popularity. Groups such as the B-52 ' s, the Naughty Sweeties, and the Ramones delighted those with an ear tuned to the sound of the 80 ' s . Jane Fonda;10 25 79

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Penny Marshall 1 16 80 Seawind 11 10 79

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SHUT DOWN THE UCLA NUKE