Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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Hub fire Hortmo vt for beyond the spectrum of women's rights. A few of these include Jomoke Highwoter, Blockfoot Indian anthropologist, musicol historian ond author; Dame! Schorr, television journalist; Dr. Domel Bell. Horvard professor, sociologist ond editor; Leonard Thompson. Vole history professor ond expert on South Africa; ond Ion Smith, controversial former prime minister of Rhodesio (now Zimbabwe). The USU student body wasn't starved for entertainment events either, with such stars os John Denver ond the Leigh Mc-Closkey. of Dallas, mokmg appearances. Molly Hotchet hocked its woy into the hearts of o select audience in the Spectrum. ond Californian Tim UJeisberg. clod in shorts in the middle of the inhospitable Logon winter, hod his fons oskmg themselves Does this guy ploy jazz or rock? No matter the category, however. Tim blew o hot flute, ond everyone went home hoppy. The Charlie Daniels Bond brought its own brand of downhome southern rock ‘n roll, to USU ond extolled the virtues of loid-bock country living. Carlier in the year the Atlonto Rhythm Section found Logon ond left of toste of rock music in the souls of mony students.

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1 Hub fire Hortmoon They got them. R Pew days loter the bid was resubmitted. and Coke reappeared in vending machines campus-wide. IP the Coke Puror was o tempest in o teapot, the Cquol Rights Rmendment is not; particularly in Utah. Rll it needs is a catalyst to cause an explosion oP emotion. Rnd USU hod such o cotalytic personality visit the campus. Monday. October 6, 1980: Sonia Johnson, o highly controversial co-Pounder oP Mormons Por CRR. Speaking to on emotional crowd. Johnson colled the Mormon Church the arch enemy oP the CRR. but said she wasn't anti-Mormon but rather wos onti-Mormons (who were) onti-€RR. She wos excommunicated against her will Prom the IDS Church Por dePying church authority. Johnson's antithesis. Beverly Campbell, the IDS spokeswomon against the Cquol Rights Rmendment. made on appear once on campus Pour months later and soid that the CRR wos o noble proclamation, but too unspeciPic to be truly ePPective. She also insisted that human rights should take precedence over women's rights. The personalities visiting campus went

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 Less laid-bock ujos another country superstar, Johnny Poycheck. who ployed to o tmy. but vocal audience in the Spectrum. Poycheck song the proises of the honky-tonk life. Coming to Logon from down under. Australian rockers Air Supply proved its music wasn't the product of o recording studio. Their stoge show exhibited o level of professionalism that obviously delighted the fans. Firefall. from neighboring Colorodo, gove USU o dose of mellow rock, while local bonds Steelin' Bock and Czro Nature provided on afternoon of reloxotion for the dorm population. The other side of the musical coin was also represented on campus in the form of Vorujon Kojian and the Utoh Symphony Orchestra which mokes regular appearances ot USU. And each spring, the student body is treated to on entertoinment change-of-pace when the Royol Lichtenstein Circus sweeps into town. This small troupe, sons bigtop, combines escape thrills, sleight-of-hond ond animal acts with comedy comp for delightful results. Offering another perspective on culture wos o voriety of donee groups thot include the Montano State Repertory Theatre, the Concert Donee Company ond Rine-LUoodbury Donee Company. Another entertoinment event, ot least to many students, wos the ASUSU elec- 18