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Joe Wa By Barry J. Glei Oamtcock Staff Wrl Joe Walsh is one of I neyman guitarists who floating around for j playing with assorted f delivering a mediocre t every couple of years, other musicians like faded from the music i ago, Walsh continues away at his guitar, pro fancy, sometimes s guitar leads that have It trademark. With his 1 enorc, wui aenousij Walsh shows no signs < the graveyard anytime the album is a gem. Walsh certainly hides talents in this latest efi for the most part is a li satire on life. The "Tomorrow" and "< Over" talk about puttinf until the next day repetition of daily lift "Life's Been Good" W fun at his fame as a roc unlike the Eagles, who s to squeeze every philosophy out of a sc comes off as a non-ph writer just having fun. get too serious with hir Rut the rpfll trpflt is 1 Joe Walsh hammer out lead. Every song seems to the point where Wals control with his famous { when that's not happei making strange sound synthesizer which are ei to say the least. "Inner Tube" and "Tt Boat Weirdos" are nic< instrumental which u guitars and synthesize fullest and provide so most pleasing momei qIKkwi uruw. <<t d. CI1UU11I. " I CI 1 U1IC O LJt VA From page reasonable to guess suspension regulati become more stringent THR STHftl ASTir and probation guide] "Any student who fail satisfactory progress t completion of his degre is considered to be scl deficient. A notificatk deficiency is forwarded of each school-college al every term. 4<1T fVlA 1Unn w ii uic oiuucih uaa j. than 50 percent of the cc attempted or failed satisfactory progress 1 completion of his degre will review all such situations and determi i wMB&fisiiiHiim mm lUNIRm Radiator Servi Complete Front And Tune Up Admiral Appliai Mini-Refngera I Quality lsh is still Bui those jour- JEUSi (roups and f ^ jolo album /fmm But while iMmUtt scene long (creaming >ecome nis latest solo )f going to none of his fort, which ghthearted ..Dver and mk I things off ^ Jy aisn pones k star. But M ^ ,eem to try 5 9 drop of ' WM . >ng, Walsh % ilosophical TW/ He doesn't Joe W t nself. istening to which is getting a lead after airpiay, Walsh puts to lead up wjth the help of ( h will grab yitale, keyboardist guitar. And and a synthesizer tf ling, he is sound like an organ 5 with the underwater, ntertaining speaking o thumps thp nlhntw nn leme rrom ? v : laid back ?' ,^?d g'veaway U itilize both ^ined-?n he v,n/ arc fn show ridiculous unde me of the ?/Wa!fh,,?'""!? at / its of the , what look on 1 >pn flnnH " hlS dinner of lobst ' other goodies floats 9C propriate action to that USC cording to the m pnnmprnfpH a Km UI15 Will muu* progression stand school-college. Stud deficiency placed on scholastic lines are: such terms as th s to make designate or may 1 oward the withdraw from the e program deficiency warn lolastically "SCHOLASTIC PI )n of this a conditional pern to the dean student to continue i : the end of he has become s deficient. The studer >assed less be reviewed by th< >urse hours student's college-sct to make of the probationary toward the the student hai e, the dean probationa^ requii deficiency on probation, the ne the ap- status will be remo M roy; *n TIRE CO A/IF a | Gervais at Mi (ML Next to S&S Ca! 799-9060 ice We offer saving percent on all ou End merchandise, i and an additional rices on an saie items & tors with student I.D. Merchandise & Service alive ai % iL ilsh...just having lot of radio "But it all together that J< 1 rummer Joe Eagles Jay Ferguson in the > at produces a Don He being played out on roles a f underwater impres ver photos are them the fun con- . I. The photos r^liy ] trwater photos aIbum i table with a while it lis face, while serious er, fruit and will b< away. years. be taken, acstandards II e and the I lards of his ents may be : probation of e dean may advised to University if ints. JOBATION is lission for a in school after cholastically ? it's record will [ j| i dean of the fi 100I at the end period and if 3 met the ^ ements while ^ probationary yed. \i I 'ANY I irion fl ictcnu -; [sup to 15 I ir quality services, | 5 percent j i services SMHHB 11 nd well fun ' : Seriously Folks" proves H je Walsh doesn't need the n or anybody else to make it 3 vorld of music. Glenn Frey, U snley and Don Felder do help U a couple of songs, but their Q ire minor and you get the Q sion that Walsh included I out of politeness without I needing their services. This 8 will not go unnoticed and |g : is not serious in theme, it is jj in showing that Joe Walsh jg ; around for many more II g^TI. 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