Students dropped from housing transfer deals By TERESA CAVINESS resident's contract obligation is billed for the a direct purchase between the student selling and the The card reads: For Sale: Housing Contract. already-established room and board fee, Janosik Room with a view. Loft said. student buying, he said. In the past, the student An eager commuter student spies the card and purchasing a contract simply moved into the room contract that he purchased on his own. rushes to the phone, hoping to be the first to contact THE HOUSING contract is a Finding contractual the dormitory resident who is trying to find a agreement between the student and the university for replacement for his housing contract. a full academic year. A student cannot be released HOWEVER, THE process was not equitable, since However, on campus rooms or housing contracts students who lived in the more popular dormitories from his contract unless undue circumstances are could easily find someone to take over their housing are not directly bought or sold among students, ac- shown and an application has been approved.' cording Chris Janosik, Associate Director of contract, whereas those who lived in less desirable The full-year contract is required because the locations had more difficulty, Janosik said Residence Halls and Commuting Student Services. university anticipates the number of rooms to be At no time time does money change hands between "This way, we assure everyone a more equal filled based on generated revenues. "If we allow chance of finding someone to take their place, be students, nor is the cost of the contract ever subject to students to come and go as they please, we might dOGed. negotiation, he said. have to raise fees in the middle of the year to refund The housing office uses a different process, where a Last semester, about 60 contract releases were someone," Janosik said processed and ail of the spaces were filled. student vacating a space on campus is refunded by To buy a resident contract, the Residence Halls the university. The commuter who is assuming the office makes room assignments, instead of permiting (Continued on Page 10)

e ^Bibeze^— Vol. 57 James Madison University Harrtoonburg. Virginia Friday, February 15, I960 No. 35 iff in closet at JMU 'Nobody wanted to lead the parade' By DONNA SIZEMORE "I TRIED TO start an organization Football is his favorite sport last year for gays," said Art Mc- Often he can be found engrossed in Dermott, a senior. "Lower people were the sounds of Boston or Pablo Cruise. very supportive," he said, but higher Last semester his grade point people in the adminstration disap- average was 2.5. proved. Lifting weights and playing — ———^——^—^— backgammon are his hobbies. Beer is his favorite beverage. 'Idon't Haunt it but He would be considered a typical James Madison University student, except for one factor—he is gay. neither do I fight it Millions of men and women have I with other people interacted sexually with same-sex partners, according to "Homosexuality were more open' in Perspective," an extensive study by Masters and Johnson. However, despite the growing The main stumbling block to the openess about homosexuality, it gays' attempts to organize last year remains a fairly closed subject at JMU. was that they became overly em- barrassed at the process required to A LITTLE-KNOWN organization become a recognized student group at exists here for gay students at JMU, JMU, according to Dr. Lacy Daniel, according to one gay sophomore male. dean of students. The group meets once a week under a No attempt was made to stop their program entitled "Alternative efforts, Daniel said, adding, "The Lifestyles," which is sponsored by the adminstration is making no ruling at JMU Counseling and Student this point." Development Center, he said. According to McDermott, the major "These people are involved in helping hindrance to his attempt was apathy each other out," he said, adding that among gay students. "Everyone the process has to be completed subtly. wanted to jump on the band wagon but no one wanted to lead the parade." McDermott believes gays at JMU will organize within the next five years 'You feel tike you're because they are becoming open about in cold storage. their sexuality. HOWEVER, STUDENT objections to The whole thing gay rights are prevalent on campus. is very quiet' One JMU student who roomed with a gay described his experiences. "Little According to Jon Mclntire of the things made me wonder," he said. "I Counseling • Center, "Alternative wouldn't bring people into the room." Lifestyles" is a group for anybody "Do you know what it's like to have who's having questions about their someone come in your room and leave lifestyles. "It's not a gay group." "Playgirl" lying around?" he asked. Lifestyles may include discussions of "How would you like to wonder if you whether a student chooses to remain were going to walk in on your room- single or get married, or even how a mate in bed with some guy?" woman balances her desire to pursue a One gay student disagreed that career as well as marriage, Mclntire homosexuality is shunned here. "As said. "As with any group we conduct, long as you come across as a person sexual concerns may be explored from first, it doesn't bother people," he said, time to time," he added. adding that when a gay begins "beating people across the head"' about his The atmosphere at JMU is not sexual preference that trouble results. receptive to homosexuality, according According to the gays interviewed, to one JMU gay student. "I dor't let it the first feelings expressed after bother me," be said. "You feel like discovering their own homosexuality Photo by Bill Tar«n«tto you're in cold storage. The whole thing are suppressive. HOMOSEXUALITY Is a quiet issue but another estimates approximately is very quiet. Madison is a very con- at JMU. according to one gay student, 800 gays attend the university. servative campus." (Continued on Page in Page2, THE BREEZE Friday, February 15,1910 Wilson Tc certain

By BOBBY GIRARDI .tower. But according to .By day, it is a symbol of Lawrence Dove, utility academia; by night, it looks engineer, "this is simply not like the lantern atop a great true. I have been working here silent flagship, a glowing for 30 years now, and I've beacon to the valley never beard anything like To every James Madison that. It seems that if University student, the tower something had happened I atop Wilson Hall is probably a would have heard about it," familiar landmark. It adorns Dove said. class rings, calendars and just Wayne Brown, assistant about every other piece of director of records and a JMU university paraphernalia. It is graduate also denied rumors possibly the most visible sight of a girl's tragic death. "I on campus, and yet the Wilson heard rumors that the tower cupola is an enigma While the was the make-out center of 20 cupola's presence may be years ago," he said, "but I taken for granted, it still never heard anything about remains a structure that anyone killing themselves up implies a certain amount of there. There was a girl who mystery. hung herslef in what was How many times have called the Tunnel, though," he students going to class added. The Tunnel was a glanced up at it and wondered passage that ran from Ashby for just a moment what was to Harrison that has since up there? I'll admit that I fallen into disuse and been have been curious about it for bricked over. a long time, and I was The tower, as its determined to find a way to weathervane indicates, was get in and find out the truth built in 1930 along with the rest about the place. of Wilson Hall, and was added Over the years, the cupola to the hall to enhance the has inspired several in- semi-colonial architecture of teresting rumors—some the building. "I believe the believable, some not—that cupola at one time was •The cupola was In pretty bad shape. The Wagner, physical plant director. This photo continue to circulate among required on all public windows had been broken an pigeons were looks up into the very top of the tower, which is students. buildings," Brown said. using it for a nest,' according to Eugene kept locked. One of the most persistent "There's one on the cour- rumors tells about a girl who thouse in Harrisonburg and a Until recently, according to the newly-repaired clock and glass of the window. supposedly commited suicide lot of other government Eugene Wagner, physical out a side door where an iron I had the feeling of a by hanging herself in the buildings." plant director, the cupola was rung ladder leads to the blue pioneer, but on rafters close to apparently ignored, but sky and mass of rafters that is me, student graffiti proved University President Ronald the cupola. prior conquest: E.L. WAS Carrier has instituted some "You better watch it up HERE-70, PAM n AL-^71, improvements. there," said Dove. "I won't be WE WERE HERE TOO. "Dr. Carrier had lights responsible if you fall.'" Later. 1 asked Mr. Dove installed in the cupola and restored the clock which has been out of order some years," said Wagner. "The 'anybody who would make-out up there cupola was in pretty bad shape. The windows had been either had to be crazy or desperate* broken and pigeons were using it for a nest. We really had to clean it up; there was The first ladder leads rather about the graffiti. "There manure everywhere." shakily up to an intermediate used to be classes up in Wilson But for me, the mystery still level; from there more lad- Hall," he said. "I guess some persisted, what was inside the ders, reaching into the tower. students got into the cupola tower? Was there perhaps the Looking up toward the top of and wrote their names. I bet remnants of a rope thrown the dome, made me dizzy. they'd like to come back and over a rafter? Finally I Way up there, over levels of see that they're still here." arranged to be taken up there rafters, beams and supports, I could have gone higher in and see for myself, with Mr. small round windows throw thecupoio u-t^JtflMtMPid. Dove as my guide. light on the dust that is it didn't look too' safe. I The cupola is reached by evrywhere. climbed down and out of the • going up to the fourth floor of The level where I was place, into the little room and Wilson and through some standing runs the length of the down the steps into Wilson. large oak doors that are building. I then climbed a About the rumors, well, locked because files are ladder to the first stage of the anybody who would make-out stored behind them. Because cupola, where the great up there either had to be crazy of this the tower is not ac- square windows begin. or desperate, one roll and cessable to students without Crouching on the platform you'd fall off. As for the girl, it special permission that supports the lights, their just didn't look like the kind of The doors lead to the access lenses uttered by a million place fit for suicide. Nobody room of the cupola. I went dead bugs, I glimpsed snow would find you, and since through this room into, the freshly falling on the quad you're all the way up there, much larger loft that houses through a crack in the frosty why not jump?

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By TRICIA FISCHETTI are learning about routine For Kristen, sometimes the repairs and upkeep by taking joys of finally owning her own Dead batteries most common problem here the auto repair mini-course car are outweighed by the sponsored by the University problems. kinds of parking problems," Program Board. Swanson This week, along with he said. Williams is the course in- classes, tests and her job to If.an illegally-parked car structor. Tvorry about, she has to find has more serious problems For students who do not the time and money to get her than a dead battery and needs drive their cars every day, car repaired. service, the owner should Williams recommends "I've had one thing notify Security. Wilberger starting the car up every three wrong after another," s said that the car should be to four days. But, since the said of her 1974 Toyota station moved within two or three starter takes more current wagon. "Now, when 1 hit a days. "We have to crack down than any other car part, bump, the headlights go out." on this," he said, "or students Williams said that the motor She is like many other JMU will take advantage of us." must run for at least five students who have' been Having your car towed for minutes for the battery to be having car troubles while at service can be expensive. The effectively charged. school, especially during the College Phillips 66 station on Williams said the best thing cold weather. About 3,800 Port Republic Road charges to keep the car body looking resident and commuter $15 to tow a car from JMU to good in cold weather is to keep students' cars are registered. their station for service. Their the car washed. "Finishes on "During the winter, we jump start service Is $5. most newer cars don't need sometimes average 10 or 15 Phillips 66 receives about much waxing," he said. dead battery calls a day," three calls a day from JMU Cathy Carlson, a JMU Chief of Campus Police students, with half of them senior, is one of the students in William Wilberger said. being battery problems, Williams' auto repair course. Wilberger said Security can according to a station at- A proud new car-owner, not use their aolice vehicles tendant. Carlson said, "I feel if I start for start-ups, City Gulf and Interstate out right, I can prevent any lend jumper} \ cables Shell on East Market Street problems I might have with students. also charge $15 for towing my car." Dead services. "Basically, I've seen too common car problem JMU Some students save money many people who don't know students report, according to by working on their own cars. anything about their cars get Wilberger. Gino Bell, a JMU sentor,- into trouble." He recommended that "grew up around cars" by students make sure they have working at a gas station for a good battery for cold about six years. "I can usualy ' Virginia weather and to check its water tell what's wrong with my car level regularly. by the way it sounds," he said. Division: Wilberger also advised He recommends keeping a resident students to move car's gas tank at least half-full of Litter their cars to student lots when in cold weather to keep water Control snow is predicted overnight or from forming in the gas tank. during the weekend. "People PtKrto by Bill iarang«lo All fluid levels must be Box 1515,Richmond, who wait until the last minute properly maintained, he said. NANCY THOMPKINS is learning to handle her own car Some student car-owners Virginia 23212 and then get stuck cause us all problems by taking an auto repair mini-course sponsored by the UPB. »»W»»»W»»WM¥MWW>»<»»¥WW»» W'l'IWW1 »W^^WWW^>¥ AWWW^W .•.'jinTrrrrrrrrT*******"*—"""——* .....■■■ America's #1 PWRfr** .. Import — / a ■ \ Heinekeh

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By THERESA BEALE downtown business, instead of jurisdiction to protect them. Two girls in dark sweatsuits confronting her assailant, -Run facing traffic. run along Port Republic Road MacNutt said. Pedestrian rules also apply to at night with only the white on Although last week's in- runners! their shoes glowing in the cident is unprecedented by -Wear light-colored or darkness. . • any similar cases involving reflective clothing when If the runners would wear student runners, all joggers jogging at night. Day-glo light-colored clothes, they should be aware of safety colors are especially good for could easily identify them- precautions for running on or night running, MacNutt said. selves to motorists and off campus and at home, he prevent potential mishaps, said. according to Director of Last week Campus Police Alan MacNutt. iViacNUTT compiled a MacNutt has been getting safety booklet while he was a woman was "bad vibes" from observing director of public safety at the assaulted the lack of such safety University of Bridgeport in precautions among student Connecticut. Here are some joggers here. Last week a of his tips for safe jogging: -Let someone know where member of the women's cross -Run defensively. Know the you're going and when you country and lacrosse teams neighborhood well and know will return. was assaulted when she at- where to go if you need help. -Run with a partner. tempted to stop a sidewalk James Madison University's -Wear a whistle to summon argument downtown during campus is large enough for help if necessary. A police or her daily run. any length of run, according to bobby's whistle is good, in That incident may have MacNutt. He advises students addition to pressurized shriek been avoided if the runner had to run on campus where the alarms, MacNutt said. Some called the police from a campus police have the runners carry a can of dog repellant that could also be used on an assailant, he said. -Be alert for trouble- Commuters to organize makers. If you see something suspicious ahead, alter your route. basketball tournament -Get the license number of a car that seems suspicious or if The Commuter Student elimination -tournament. an incident has occurred. Committee decided Tuesday That's one reason the tour- Note the occupants so you can t»t»oto bv BUI T»r«HB«te to attempt to organize a nament might extend from a describe them later. basketball tournament. Friday through a Sunday, so -Call the police if an incident ALL JOGGERS should be aware of safety precautions for According to Doug Mar- we can conduct double occurs or if you feel running on or off campus and at home. This Jogger is running shall, CSC's newly-elected elimination games." threatened. down Harrison burg's Main Street sidewalk. sports coordinator, the The CSC is considering tournament not only would Eastern Mennonite High £ve money to the treasury, School as the location for the it would allow the com- basketball tournament. In Spend Your Fall Semester•.• at muters a chance to com- addition to the school's central municate with the on-campus location, it houses good students, as well as a chance playing facilities for a to develop relationships reasonable price, Marshall JMU's Other Campus throughout the community in said. a sports oriented en- Details of the tournament in vironment. will be investigated further by London, England Questions were raised as to the committee. normal fees you get,.. how many teams will be The organization of a soft- for $1,475 above allowed to register, the fee for ball intramural team for • TUITION: 12 to 18 hours t ROOM: Across the street registration and whether the interested commuter women JMU credit for courses in art from the University of Lon- tournament will consist of and a second Massanutten ski literature, theatre, history, don. In walking distance of single or double elimination trip also were discussed. government, and others. most major points of interest. games. the resignation of Debbie Choose from six courses plus 5 mins. from British museum. One obstacle, according to Rittenhouse as office staff London studies and in- 12 mins. from Piccadilly Marshall may be "not mat coordinator was accepted, dependent study options. 4 Circus. many teams are going to pay and Debbie Stoner was British instructors, one JMU c BOARD: Large English a large fee for a single assigned to replace her. instructor. breakfast daily. Ample weekly allowance fro lunch HUtUIUMMRII * ACTIVITIES: Frequent and dinner. field trips to famous sights, Theatre tickets, group c EXTRAS: PROGRAM banquets, excursions to such Physician. Midterm vacation places as Cambridge, Oxford, for free time to visit other Stonehenge, Stratford. places in Europe. SA7 Wiwsw A v*» Application lorm foi Semester in London. Mail bv March 10. T»rm •* Lltftt at name.

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MJAaf% Sg*% ft reportA D-hallto study" tneaJ.be normally eats each proposal bySem Snead wae who-recently resigned M the Pendirm student reaction, alternative diningcontracts. wseV* Davison noted ™&J" *• Sf*^"? senator forGlkelWl alt«^ Dining H& M^aiudentowi*the21. Completed results of the Grounds committee to study contracts for rMkkmt rnMl pbn don't Ml hn survey will be used by the food InjiJiBpewem^thslesjaft council meeting, officers sbjdVnts could become imirloa the week or any service, advisory committoe made to improve the approved' a $879 expenditure available next StmMtor. af.all « mmi.ww.. to determine whether offering •'inadequate drainage** to send the Rugby CkaMo the « £eordfci toTh. chairman oi Davison- said It', noltolr to alternatives "would be system at the sidewaH behind Gras Rugby 5Jrs3d«t Government naki student, subsidise the beneficial to student.," the Warren University Union. \ $100 to pur- Addon's food service, contract, of otters for meals Davison Mid Dining Hall Water now tracked in from the security number advisory committee.£?,/ they'renot Mting, be said officials should agree to adopt sidewalk csuses a dangerous sticker, for' aA campus ,G the alternative meal plan if situation with both the stairs telephones, and $200 for The ,»'tfa *JS5:, t^wv******- enough students wow an and floor being slippery, he annual Samuel Page Duke reported that Dining Hall up- the loss in revenue from interest in it and if they can said Award for the student with the officiate are preparing a studtnts deciding to choose a offer the plan at a great A proposal to give Circle K highest scholastic average in 2Ssurveytot?2vt>to snudkr mMl pta*the price enough savings u compared $660 WM sent to the finance the Junior das., trfpgtveooo 10 percent <* the written pf the 21- meal plan would to the 2i-meal plan, he Mid. commute for further study. Honor's Day. Y students to see how many have to raised, Davison said, ' ' ' ■ . About $100 remains in bad THE RESOLUTION to Treasurer Jeff Bolander would be tttfereated to .wit- The price 'faera^ * to reported the SGA contingency checks from the SGA used ching to a 14- or Mta) plan, determine now, but it might adopt alternative meal plans booksale, Treasurer Jeff instead of the full 2l-meal range anywhere from $30 to hw already been approved by fund contains $5,209, which the SGA senate and executive doesn't include $1,000 received Bolander told the executive plan. $40 a semester, he said. from the SGA's used book council, and a proposal to ^Presently residents are "Each iadlMdnftl aJisnU council. obtain trash containers for required to buy the full 21- have the responsibility of In other business at sale. Tuesday's meeting, . a Mark Wienbic will assume Showalter Apartments mi meal plan, while commuter, paying for only the number of the duties of Greg Dawson tabled by the group. ***»■ WiTMTMB^furbR — ftfftfll Faculty request an A March overhaul of salary Ceaae te ENWICKS distribution policies By BOBBY GIRARD1 member, of the Faculty According to questionnaires Senate, . WM the relatively made available to all teaching little emphasis it places on the awarding of merit increases, expires faculty at James Madison a policy that provides bonuses University by the Faculty for excellence in teaching. Great Steak Oat! 3/Jl/tO Senate Concern. Committoe, The Concerns Committee plan 75 percent of JMU faculty think there is a need for a call, for merit wage increases New York salary distribution plan that is only after cost of living in- ••.wwerrwATOST TXMIfn BACB creases, step increments and Sirloin Strip HAaawmeuao. v*. PKMMOMSUIMM different from the one (im+**m sMorrntocsHTM currently employed additional salary increases SAKKD fOTMO « gJtMD IM The questionnaires returned have been provided. by 216 faculty members also There WM considerable Buy one for indicated other faculty salary opposition to the plan among faculty members who MO the csAaurneViui. TA. preferences which formed the £9.95 basis of a proposal to overhaul deemphasizing of merit in JMU pay policies presented their pay policies as en- net second one by Dr. Roller at the Faculty couraging lower teaching Senate meeting a week ago. standards. "It is a thrust "Ninety-three percent of towards mediocrity of per- faculty support the concept formance, putting merit so that a salary plan should low on the scale," one senate include a provision for an member said. automatic cost of living ad Roller pointed out that the justment," said Roller in new salary distribution plan describing the returns from would aid faculty buying the questionnaire;" 85 percent power which has been support a salary plan mat severely damaged by in- includes some type of flation. "Faculty salaries provision for merit, but 80 have been diater'.rd because percent no merit increases of inflation," Roller said. "A unless all faculty members raise is an increase in pur- have received a cost of living chasing power. We have not had that since 1972." increase, and 49 percent "I know we've been losing support a salary plan that has money every year," another definite step increments." faculty member said, "but From these returns, the getting merit is fun, you can't Concerns Committee devised ignore its psychological ef- as new salary plan which calls fects." for a definite step increment Because of the diverse pay program as currently faculty opinion, the plan was used for »Jiose in gov-snmint tabled until the next Senate sevices. According to the meeting to allow delegates a committee report, "Salary chance to discuss it with scales established for each members of their respective rank shall include seven in- department.. crement steps. These in- Other Faculty Serate crement steps should be business included a brief determined by a fixed percent address by Dr. Thomas increase for each rank that Stanton, vice president of reflect. current salary academic affairs, and the range.." presentation of plans for a "State funding received by faculty-student forum to be JMU is being distributed in a held March IS in Chandler manner that does not give Hall every faculty member an Topics to be discussed at the equal coat of living ad forum will include the JMU justment," Roller Mid "We honor coda, student and need a salary plan that en- faculty responsibilities, courages increment.," he general studies, and the continued. "This arrangment academic atmosphere at would enable a person to keep JMU. "It is an opportunity to his relative position in the Bleach other's viewpoints, to salary rrnge. ten to each other," said The most debated aspect of BUker Boiling, chairman of the plan when presented to toe forum lorninlttes. 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By TRIC1A FISCHETT5 stated under semester, or during the Sesidents for academic af- statutes of punishment and The Honor Advisory Board procedures. *■*■ summer session, the case will ire and student affaire and consider the factor of intent in approved changes Monday in "If a student withholds a be heard by a university the Honor Council coor- all honor cases. the wording of the Honor plea," Nelson said, "the hearing officer, or, in the dinator.^ The SGA senate approved Council's current constitution. presiding officer would event that the witnesses are It was decided to delete the the bill of opinion last week by "We're not changing present a plea of not guilty." not available, the case will be word "procedure" from the one vote. policies," Dr. Raymond Another change in the postponed until the fall description of an entry made Dingledine disagreed with Dingledine, board chairman, written hearing procedure semester and heard by the on a student's record if the the bill of opinion, saying that said, "We're cleaning up approved by the board was to Honor Council decision is to terminate or "from the philosophy of the procedure." revise the item dealing with Some changes also were interrupt a student's at- Honor Advisory Board," there One of the constitutional honor violations during the approved on records of an tendance at JMU. "This is more than one penalty for changes proposed by Dr. last few weeks of a semester honor case on page 45 of the removes any suggestion mat an honor violation. William Nelson, Honor or during summer session. Student Handbook. we're writing something on a The minimum punishment Council coordinator, and The statement was The explanation should permanent record we'll have for an honor violation con- approved by the board was to reworded to read: "If a read, "copies of the decision to erase later," Nelson said. viction would be a one- delete the option of student is accused of an Honor are sent to the student's Honor Council Vice- semester suspension, ac- withholding a plea pending Code violation during the last parents (for students under 18 President Susan Hobbs cording to Dingledine. More presentation of evidence as few weeks of the spring years of age), the vice- proposed changes in the severe punishment would constitution concerning ap- include more time suspended peals that were approved. or expulsion, he added The handbook states that Beugnet also charged that any student found guilty of an most students do not know honor offense shall have the what the Honor Council is and experience right to appeal for cause. what it does. Hobbs moved that the phrase He suggested polling "for cause" be deleted. students on the SGA election to your degree. The reason for the deletion ballot as to how aware they is that no student has been are of the Honor Council and denied an appeal, according to JMU's honor code. Dingledine. Honor Council President You've changed a lot of In other business, Gary Kevin Rack said he will begin opinions since you entered college. You Beugnet, SGA commuter working on a survey of student know a deprive may be the"door-opener senator, presented a bill of attitudes concerning the honor for a future career But, you know a 3>inion recommending the pledge and the Honor Council degree is no guarantee. onor Council initiate more s Today's job market demands in die next two weeks. more than a degree. Corporations look for "take charge" attitudes in their new executives. So get a head start on your peers. They'll be competing with you for the best jobs later on. Army ROTC provides a head HOUSE PLANTS start in leadership and management experience. With Army ROTC, you COME SEC OUR don't just read about it. You do it. It's not too late to take charge. You can accomplish four.veal's' BCAUTIFUL SELECTION work in two years. To add experience to your GREEN $ FLOWERING degree contact Capf, Don H#n|#y t«4. 433-6355 PLANTS ... . CANDLES -ZS% 0FP mam&oiwM GmdM GiadtK #3*-St3t Zots 8.MAINST. Army ROTC. Learn what it takes to lead. Qustom Auto Repair Specializing in Body Work as well as mechanical repairs. We fix domestic and foreign cars. 182 Patterson St. (near JMU) 434-7133

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•" ■ aware of His homosexuality jn \ feel like God still loves me." fought it for four years in high • ■ v high school. "1 knew from the school," he said, adding that RC Cola 16 6z 8 pk . 1,09 beginning I wasn't hike THIS GAY occasionally when he came to JMU he & • "everyone else" He realized dates women, but said he is decided to be himself and be t - plus dep. that he was attracted ■ to not bisexual "I tell the girls if happy. V ^ Kople of the same sex when they ask," he said "I don't "I fought it in high school." entered puberty. "But," "1 lie" he said "I didn't want to be Pabst Blue Ribbon cans i:99 _ thought 1 was the only person gay. It was a self-hate that - ■ - .». .. _ 'in the world like me." he said became manifested.". . - • In high school McDermott dated girls so people wouldn't "IF I HXD a choice, I would Ruffled Potato Chips call him a faggot, he prefer to be straight," he .79 said. When McDermott, continued. "Being gay isn't a entered college, he decided to sex act It's more of an outlook accept his gayness, which he on life. It's easy for me to be' now believes has given him close to a man " Ann Page Salted Peanuts 2.89 independence and the ability to break out of role*playing. This man also intends to McDermott. described his establish a permanent gay ■■■ parents as very supportive. relationship. "I intend on Ann Page Mdyonaiseay< .99 "A lot of people feel moving in with my lover and homosexuality is a choice," he establishing a life with him," '-. said. "There has never been a he said. • - day in my life when 1 said, i His parents' reaction to his —like- women but riL_gp...with.. news- was good;—he said, . _ -He_also_datfis girli because Chicken of the Sea Tuna .79 men.' There's no choice in- describing his mother as open ."I like girls for friends," he volved" and .receptive, although she said However, he does not tell "The only choice is whether the girls about .his sexual % ■ was disappointed that she will you will act on your feelings or not have grandchildren. preference. The gay dates one supress them'," ihe con- Bars are a significant paft iprl in particular. "I don't tinued "I don't flaunt it, but of gay social life, he said, think she could handle it," he A&P Veg& Chicken 4/$l neither do I fight it I'm proud because this is where gays said "I'm not leading her I'm able to be open. I wish ■ . • have the opportunity to meet on." Noodle Soup other people/- were more other gays Homosexuality could only open:" Another gay who was in- affect his life if it becomes ,• terviewed began having really publicized, he said. "1 LOOK FORWARD to av sexual relations in the seventh "It's never expected." lasting relationship with a man," he said "They do exist * People think they don't.'' Geno's Breaded Pizza 2/$l McDermott estimates that there are approximately 800 Old Virginia Ham Cafe lys at JMU. Specializing in Country Cooking Another JMU gay expressed similar- feelings as Mc- special luncheons-chops -chicken Yogurt Fruited 8 oz Dermott He" discovered his -seafood- variety of salads and homosexuality last year. "There was no one to talk to," sandwiches- Virginia ham he said "But for the first time A&P Milk 1/2 gal in my life! I felt like I knew •delicious breakfasts- what I wanted " The majority of his friends Mon.- Sat. 6:30 am-2:00 pm are gay, he noted. "All of us are in the closet,/basically." W. Market St. 434-6572 Oodles of Noodles Soup 4/$ 1 he said. ." "feopie are not very open

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possess which make you J superior to everyone else. 3. Tell your lift partner that you are a poli-sci major. If your partner happens to be a writer, tell him that you Tomorrow you will take always wanted to be one, that lessons. But tonight you you are really quite good at it, On devote to apres ski and that you have a fantastic merriment: booze and vocabulary. If he's a romance. For a paltry $1000 in- mounted rack with detached businessman, give him your The Slopes vestment (mere pittance to awareness. Then attach card, tell him to look you up if After weighing your options, How to look like you belong real skiers), you can purchase yours. he's ever in South Dakota, carefully, you push off, in the lodge: the requisite ensemble Open the Simonized door to you'll talk'. If the stranger's of delicately, worm your seven- featuring a tight flattering your requisite BMW with the opposite sex, flirt. foot Rossignol skis into your 1. Look your best. one-piece that comes with deliberate flair. Toss your 4. Shout to the friends you first power turn, ap- 2. Have your hair styled and stylish, psychedelic colors and Pierre Card in scarf over your spot on the slope. Swear. prehensively, and crash into blow-dried. cute little suspenders. Tight, shoulder with practiced ease. 5. Laugh uproariously at the the woods. 3. Avoid doubleknits. Try f flattering goose-down ski Sit down. skiers who wipe out. You swear. Calvin Klein jeans, LaCoste ^"\ jackets are also available. Start the coupe. Gingerly 6. Casually mention that you Put your Nordica boots back shirt and suede Adidas for \ You will need rabbit-lined insert Talking Heads' latest are holing up in a moun- into your Kastle bindings. starters. Also rumpled khakis leather ski gloves with hooks into your top-of-the-line tainside condo, that your Dust off your zoot suit. Try and L.L. Bean topsiders. that jingle like sleigh bells. Blaupunkt with Craig Power- living room is enclosed on again. 4. Look important. You will need a uniquely Booster and Jensen triaxials. three sides by sheer walls of You push off, delicately, 5. The closer you are to the crafted ski hat (machine knit, Discretely offer your partner glass, that the view is into your second power turn, fire, the more important you polyester-acetate hats are a generous line of coke. Take breathtaking, and that your apprehensively, legs shaking, are. acceptable) with an exotic four generous hits yourself. corporation is footing the bill eyes wide, heart leaping, 6. Ignore everyone. stitched-in logo, usually Drive. In the fast lane, of for everything, including lift knees aquiver: same results. 7. Guys: Avoid mixed sporting the names of course. ticket and apres ski You swear. drinks. They're too feminine. prestigious ski resorts around merriment (booze. and You wrestle with your Gals: Avoid macho stuff like die world (Innsbruck, Aspen, romance). bindings. scotch and water or shots of Vail, Killington and anything <5 You push off, delicately, Jack Daniels. in and around Zurich will do). To light a cigarette on a into your third power turn, 8. When you're drunk, make A monogrammed percale Grand chair lift: apprehensively, legs shaking, untoward advances. handkerchief is essential (for eyes wide, heart leaping, 9. When you've succeeded, blowing your nose). Entrance You will need A) an ad- knees aquiver. Wipe out. retreat with your partner to A quartz LED digital- justable, disposable butane Recovery. Wipe out. your mountainside condo with readout variable-display When you arrive at the lighter, and B) a cigarette. Recovery. And so on down the the sheer glass walls that your waterproof timepiece with resort: 1. Adjust your lighter to mountain, 10 yards at a crack, corporation paid for. stopwatch option is also Sreduce the highest possible taking out as many innocents This is the apres apres ski, essential (for telling time). 1. Double-park your coupe. ame. as you possibly can along the and that's what skiing is all You will need electric socks 2. Rush, with complete 2. Shield the lighter with way. about \ ■■"■■* ff^myn •,• ■ ■ . . . »y, February 15, 1980, Page 13 The Buzzcocks take on America y JAMES WHITE AND 'SinvlfW Cm'rKT Qf An slV .'• ~„« «f *1 M. • . EVIN 0 HARK 'Singlea Going Steady* is one of the most important the optimistic melody to the The Buzzcocks, rivaled only fore. Shelly still struggles with ,r The Clash for popularity in rock albums of the last two years mystical queries: reat Britain, are making a d for American acclaim. drumming is hauntingly Life's the illusion Their "Singles Going reminiscent of heart an affair riddled with un- love is a dream eady" is one of the most palpitations. Maher drives certainty. The problems of But I don't know what it is. iportant rock albums to be Shelly's romantic wafBerings maintaining a love leased in the past two years. with an unmerciful beat that relationship are evident in Side two of the album offers This album, a collection of captures one's body and soul these lines: a refreshing look at some very e band's singles, gives every "Singles Going Steady," the strong "B" sides—not dication that the Buzzcocks Buzzcocks' first American I can't see much of a future something you see all that unless we find our past often. Most bands would be ill be one of the most im- release, is an interesting again irtant bands of the '80s. collection of their British proud to release these songs as "A" sides, but the Buzz- Pete Shelly, Buzzcocks' lead singles. These 45s were The albums first cut, •calist, is searching for love released between October 1977 Later on side one we find the cocks find themselves with "Orgasm Addict," makes no euphorically melodic such a huge number of fine a loveless world. He is and July 1979. The "A" sides compromises. Lyrics such as night between the ecstacy of are arranged in chronological "Everybody's Happy songs that they can afford to Nowadays/' Diggle's and put them on the traditionally ma nee and the stifling order on side one of the album. Yon tried it just once, ality of everyday life. He Shelly's guitar work is overlooked "B" sides. Side two finds the "B" sides in found it alright for kicks. remarkably tight and pushes rites and sings like a the same order, an interesting And then yon found out that (Continued on Page 14) aintive poet struggling and convenient arrangement. it's a habit that sticks. wards the perfection that "Singles Going Steady" is 16 "Artfile e modern world demands. songs and 47 minutes of in are not the stuff of which dispensible rock music. compromises are made. SHELLY'S fraility, jux- Attention must be given to Following "Orgasm Ad- Eed with Steve Diggle's some of the genuine classics to dict" is a song which Wind Ensemble tless guitar stabs, be found on this nearly showcases Shelly's unique pop Fleets the tension inherent in flawless LP. Almost all of the sensibilities, "I Don*tMind.f: AR I , James a temporary society Steve compositions are credited to £ S2^V K*-n* »**«*» University Shelly captures the listener S2P"ttJl,S- Ensemble will present a concert on irvey s bass lines are solid singer-guitarist Shelly. He with one of the most Sunday, Feb. 17, at 3 p.m. in Wilson Hall d inventive, but never offsets highly passionateassionate memorable choruses in years The Concert will feature "March from the Symphonic itracnng. Garvey is not a ballads with the powerful "I don't mi-yi-yi-yi-yi- Metamorphosis of Themes by Carl Maria von Wfeber^y ire rhythm section themes of a jaded realist.lliSt. YOUYou ind..."ind " On "Ever""Evw Fallen in Paul mndemith, "Sketches on a Tudor Psalm" by leman, .but a fully par- cannot listen to this album Love (With Someone You Fisher Tull and "Suite for Military Band in F Major" bv ipating member of a truly without becomming involved Shouldn't Have)" he sings of Gustov Hoist. * ionary band. John Matter's in Shelly's dilemmas. The 47-member ensemble combines woodwind, brass and percussion instruments and is under the direction of Kenneth R. Meismger, instructor of music at JMU The concert is sponsored by the JMU music depart- Time ment and School of Fine Arts and Communication and is open to the public at no charge. •a LAURA MOUNIE Driver was excited and describe the show," com- mages of nature, three surprised when be found out mented Brodsky. "There are nensional double ex- he was chosen to be in the no simple, pretty pictures in sures, documented show. "Park's technique of the show, but it does show the Theatre Dance Trio otographs, and choosing a body of artwork different trends in inipulated murals are now from each person rather than photography including HARRISONBURG-A trio of dancers will offer master ing shown in the "Exposure 50 different pieces, gave the painted images, black and classes and a concert at James Madison University next ne IV", an annual national exhibit a good artistic white and color murals, and WCCK. ied photographic exhibition quality," said Driver. manipulated photographs." o.ThlT,'?e?tre Dance Trio> comprised of Lynda Davis the SawhiD Gallery Feb. 11- "Extremely demanding Clay Tahaferro and Carol Warner, will be ui residence b. 29. concepts in art and com- The gallery is open Mon.- nere Feb. 18-20. The exhibition is a national plexity in photograph best Fri., 8 a.m-12 a.m. The group will perform in concert on Wednesdaov npetition sponsored by the Feb 20, at 8 p.m. in Wilson HaU. Tickets will be mes Madison University art available at the door for $2 for the general public and $1 for students. Persons with JMU IDs will be admitted sartment. Approximately free. i artworks were submitted m 117 artists. "It's exciting The master classes will be held Feb. 18 & 19 and are it the reputation of our open to the public at no charge. Persons interested in takjng the clasdses should call Linda James at 43M512 rtography program has or Karla Zhe at 433-6256 for times and locations of the >wn such that we now classes. eive submissions of art rk of the highest quality m all over the U.S. and nada", said Michael wisky, professor of art. 'if ty artworks were chosen Jazz concert be in the gallery from The University of Virginia Jazz Ensembles will be the enteen photographers, guest performers in a joint concert with the James rt Parker, an art professor Madison University Jazz Ensemble Friday, February 15 the University of Rhode at 8 p.m. in Wilson Auditorium. This is the second in a ind, was the juror of the series of exchange joint concerts a JMU-the previous >w. Parker was recently the one was with Virginia Tech last November. or for the National En- The University of Virginia Ensemble is a student- vments for the Arts in conceived and student-run organization, now entering shington, D.C. its 10th year in existence. It consists of an 18-member 'Parker chose the ensemble with full stage band instrumentation and a 6- stographs on the quality piece combo. The group has no faculty advisor and is not i strength of the artist's offered to students for course credit. •tfolio", said Brodsky. Band members are auditioned and selected on the ohn Clascock from Buffalo, basis of technique, tone quality, style, sight-reading, and w York, and Stephen improvisation. There are no music majors in the band elrod from Los Angelos, Conductor Bob Keefe, is a music cataloguer in lifomia, were two award Alderman Library and is an accomplished composer mere of the show. They and arranger. He will soon be working full time on a :h received a $175 award compostion under a special grant from the University of itributed by local mer- Virginia and hopefully a second grant from the National mts. Glascock's work is a Endowment for the Arts. Keefe has composed or ge manipulated black and arranged a number of charts that have been premiered ite mural print, and by the UVA Jazz Ensemble. ;lrod's work is a color The Jazz Ensemble plays a wide variety of music from achrome prints. the big band era to contemporary jazz. They will feature ;ob Driver, a parttime works of Thad Jones, John Todd, Sammy Nestico, Bob itography student at JMU, Keefe, and others at the concert at James Madison ft Harrisonburg, was University. The Jazz Combo will feature works of Herbie sen to have his art work Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Sonny Rollins, and Bob Keefe. [tided in the show. His Kioto by Bin Taranotf* Friday night's concert is sponsored by the JMU mique. color zeroxing, Department of Music and is open to tne general public ids with nationally chosen A JMU STUDENT views one of the works on display at Sawhlll free of admission charge. -*es. gallery for Exposure time IV, which will run through Feb. 29. Page 14, THE BREEZE Friday, February IS, i960

'Old-fashionedbackwoods spirit'at WUU 4 BY MIKE SHUTTY and make our own music—it's something. They had a guitar prettiest thing I heard in my and the like. They have wc "It's country time tonight; homemade music," Johnson badk there and I started life. I said, 'wait a minute, we numerous awards through 01 Gaye's gonna get it started, continued. playing, and she came up and got to do something here.'" North Carolina in varioi and I'm going to get my whips said 'let me see that thing*. Since then they have played music festivals. Their tn up," PhilJohnson hollered out SWITCHING BETWEEN A She picked up that guitar and "bloodmobiles, gas stations country soul speaks for itseli as the husband and wife team sunburst Dobro and a small sang an old country song, and openings, colleges, concerts, this was made clear Tuesda fired up that old fashioned mandolin, Phil exhibited a that was it—that was the festivals, recreation shows" night. backwoods spirit at the Center djversity of folk styles which Attic, Tuesday night. added a decisive uniqueness Phil and Gaye Johnson to each selection. His man- offered a wide variety of dolin playing was dymanic, traditional country, bouncing from simplistic bhiegrass, and western swing melodies which echoed the to a standing room only crowd vocals, to sudden ricochets of of primarily locals, and rapid ascending and decen- rightly so, for. their ardent ding passages. country flavor was prue and On the Dobro, Phil Johnson homespun. further exercised great From old-timers like precision in this slide Jimmy Roger's "Hobo's technique, sparingly working Meditation" to their own in subtle harmonics into his originals like the flamenco solos creating a smooth sounding "Rag Time Rosa," ringing effect—typically Phil and Gaye Johnston country and tasteful. sampled the era of country Gaye Johnson sang and music when it was played only provided a chordal in huge, rustic barns or on background interspersed with granddaddy's front porch. occassional runs and rhyth- "We identify with the mic dampening Often both bhiegrass style because it is Phil and Gave would toss the last true form of pure lyrics playfully back and country music," Phil Johnson forth, or one would simply explained. "It's acoustic and whoop and holler while the not influenced by the whims of other sang out; it was clear the public top 40 like most that the pair was of the same country music is, like any pep roots. music is; it's just pure music. Phil Johnson described Its roots are a lot closer to the their first meeting as a lifestyle we enjoyed living. We musical one, "I was live out in the country, have a backstage during a play; I *ho»o by J*nnH«r You few animals, chop our own had a real small part and she PHIL AND Gaye Johnson performed a swing to a standing room only crowd at th firewood, grow our own food, was onthe crew, costume or selection of country, blnegrasi and western Center Attic. * Buzzcocks liiiniiiwiiiiriiiiiiHMiiiii iiiimn (Continued from Page 13) Something's gone wrong "Noise Annoys" is im- again mediately engaging. The song begins with a pleasant melody GO FOR IT! He loses his perspective— that switches to dissonant not because of any major hard rock interludes. This disasters but through a dissonance is a sarcastic reply multiplication of everyday to those who call pop music mishaps. The band utilizes noise. "Lipstick'* is in- piano to their advantage on credible. Snelly's Freudian this cut. The repetition of two Schlitz makes it great. imagery in lyrics such as: "In notes throughout this song your dreams does your reinforces the theme of mother have my face?" adds irratation. Diggle's guitar solo urgency to an already com- also hits home as one can feel pelling guitar riff. the frustration of day-to-day Manor's drum fills border existence the band is at- Schiitz: the beer for the 80's on the superhuman and the tempting to express. This song interplay of guitars and bass is a near perfect ending to a complete the circle. The near perfect album. overall effect is mind The Buzzcocks' "Singles IIHUIItlHUHU MIHMMIHIIIIItllMIWHItllltMIIMIWIimHIIWIIIIIIIMWHWIIIMaaillMMItllMIIIIMilllllllllll boggling. 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Sex decriminalized * Cubans to South Yemen Militants criticized RICHMOND (AP) The Virginia House of CAIRO, EGYPT(AP)-A Soviet ship carrying Delegates gave preliminary approval on a IRAN (AP)-Iranian President Abolhassan 1,200 Cuban soldiers entered the Suez Canal on Bani-Sadr again criticized the young militants voice vote Wednesday night to a bill legalizing its way to Marxist-ruled South Yemen at he heterosexual sex acts short of actual sexual holding the American hostages and said they southern entrance of the Red Sea, the Egyptian are expected to carryout the orders of the intercourse. newspaper Al Akhbar reported today. The bill sponsored by Delegate Bernard ruling Revolutionary Council he now heads. The report said the Leonid Sobinov, a 21,370- Tehran Radio reported. Cohen, D-Alexandria, would abolish the state ton passenger and general cargo vessel, made law that now makes oral and anal sex between The militants rebuffed him and said the its way into Port Said at the northern tip of the hostages were none of his business a man and a woman, unmarried or not, a canal Tuesday nmight The ship started its misdemeanor. Bani-Sadr said Ayatollah Ruhollah journey from Havana and transited through Khomeini, the leader of the revolutionary It would have legalized homosexual acts, but the Mediterranean before entering the canal it was amended to keep the homosexual ban on regime, appointed the Revolutionary Council on its way south, it said. "to administer the country" and "when the the books. It would, however, reduce the South Yemen and the Soviet Union signed a penalty for homosexual acts from a felony to a Renolutionary Council adopts cerain decisions, friendship and cooperation treaty last year, these should be carried out." misdemeanor. and the Russians along with their Cuban allies The bill does not legalize fornication, which Bani-Sadr also said Iran will never give up already have military advisors in South its fight to get back the shah and his wealth is a misdemeanor in Virginia. Yemen, according to Western reports. The consenual sodomy bill was up for final although release of the U.S. Embassy hostages action by the House Thursday. is not linked to that issue. But Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh and the embassy captors India-Soviet talks said the shah must be returned before the hostages are freed. Bani-Sadr told reporters in Tehran Tuesday Warfare unit NEW DELHI, INDIA(AP)- Prime Minister night that if the approximately 50 American Indira Gandhi today told visiting Soviet hostages, who began their 102nd day in cap- WASHINGTON (AP)-The Carter ad- Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko the Kremlin tivity today, are released it would not mean ministration, in a new hands-off signal to should help reduce tension in the region by Iran had given up its demand for the return of Russia, is ordering an amphibious warfare • such meausures as withdrawing Russian ousted Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, now >> unit, including 1,800 U.S. Marines, to sail next troops from Afghanistan, an Indian govern- living in Panama. month to water near the Persian Gulf. ment spokesman indicated. "We will be after the shah's extradition until Administration officials, who disclosed the Gromyko, who earlier today arrived on a Resurrection Day," Bani-Sadr said. impending move Tuesday might, stressed that two-day official visit to India—the Soviet's it is intended as part of President Carter's biggest Asian ally—was given India's view on measured effort to deter any Soviet designs on defusing the Afghan crisis during a three-hour control of the oil rich region. meeting with Mrs'. Gandhi, including nearly 25 They said it is not related in any way to the minutes with no aides present. continued imprisonment of 50 American hostages at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. Kremlin blasts Brzezinski This will be the first time, as far as officials can recall, that a Marine combat will be sent Tito still ill into the Indian Ocean area. BELGRADE. YUGOSLAVIA (AP)-Ailing AFGHAN (AP)-The Kremlin today blasted as The officials, asking to remain anonymous, President Josip Broz Tito's failure to improve "strange" and "impudent" Zbigniew Br- said a reinforced battalion from the 3rd Marine is increasing fears that Yugoslavia's 87-year^ ezinski's condemnation of any partial with- Division arrived Tuesday at the U.S. naval old leader won't survive the amputation of his drawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan. base in Subic Bay, the Philippines, aboard a left leg. "The presidential advisor has clearly, four-ship amphibious force. They brought with Tito's eight doctors issued a brief bulletin forgotten that the language of ultimatums them M-€0 tanks, 105 mm artillery, anti-tank Tuesday evening saying his condition, which cannot be used in talking with the Soviet missiles and 18 troop-carrying helicopters. grew worse late last week, remained the same. Union," the official Soviet news agency Tass Officials said the Mareines will carry out The Yugoslav leader is suffering from said. execises in the Philippines for about two weeks kidney function problems and "occasional The Tass attack on Brzezinski, was the first and then enter the Indian Ocean for the long weakness of the heart," the doctors say. They response by Soviet media to Washington sail to the Arabian Sea, joining carrier-led U.S. said they were continuing "indispensable" reports that the Kremlin may pull some of its naval forces that have been covering ap- treatment. estimated 90,000 troops from the land-locked, proaches to the Persian Gulf for several Tito's left leg was amputated Jan. 20 to central Asian nation on its. southern flank. months. prevent gangrene from a blockage in the leg Brzezinski on Monday suggested partial The Marines are expected to remain at sea arteries. 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TT TT ••• Sports Page 16, THE BREEZE Friday, February 15. 1980 Harahan's layup lifts JMU past Lady Highlanders BY DAVID PARKER with neither team taking pick up the loose ball. A layup by Cathy Hanrahan control The score stood at Freshman guard Ellen with six seconds remaining in just 15-15 with 6:38 remaining Thompson then missed the the game gave James in the first half. Both teams front end of an one-and-one Madison University exchanged baskets situation giving the Duchesess Duchesses a 49-48 victory over throughout the rest of the first another chance to take the Radford University, Wed- half and the score stood at 27- game Radford stole the en- nesday night at Godwin Hall. 26 at the midway point of the suing inbounds ball and Hanrahan. who was ex- game. Shirley Jones was im- periencing a poor shooting mediately fouled. She too, game, came through with the Radford came out strong in missed a free throw with 39 clutch basket after driving the the second half and, led by seconds to play which then led Shirley Jones and Sheila to a JMU timeout. lenghth of the court and laying Branch, who had 16 and 12 in the rebound of her own points respectively. Radford Cindy Waddell then missed missed shot. jumped to a 40-35 lead with a jumper from the foul line The Duchesses' come from 6:16 remaining in the game. which seemingly put all hopes behind effort was sparked by The Duchesses then an- for victory away for the an 11 point, 11 rebound per- swered with eight straight Duchesses. But Shirley formance from Donna points to regain the lead 43-40 Branch was immediately „ Firebaugh. Kathy Railey on a turnaround jumper by fouled and missed her op- added 11 points and also Kathy Railey The Lady portunity which led to the pulled down six rebounds in Highlanders then came back Hanrahan basket. the winning effort. •to outscore the Duchesses 8-2 The Duchesses played the With 18 seconds remaining and take a 48-45 lead with less entire game without four in the game, Sheila Branch, than one half minutes to play. player who did not dress for the teams leading scorer and disciplinary reasons. two time All-State selection, It was in the last minute of missed the front end of a one- play that all of the excitement "We won tonight on effort," and-one situation from the occured. commented Assistant Coach foul line which led to Down 48-47 with 50 seconds PamWiegart, "We didn't give Hanrahan's game winning to play, Cathy Hanrahan up, playing super defense and basket. made a steal but she was when we were down we just The game started slowly called for a foul as she dove to kept going "

Photo by Bill Tarangato MS CLUTCH. Cathy Harahan shoots jumper against Radford Wednesday night. The Duchesses' guard had a tough night before she hit the winning layup with six seconds remaining to give (Ml a 49-48 win. Hokies embarrass slumping Dukes By TIM HALL be reluctant to play JMU BLACKSBURG-The anywhere after the recent James Madison University contract runs out. men's basketball team __ Moyexcited lack of a quality traveled the long rout here schedule and lack of fan in- Wednesday night only to terest for JMU as his reasons suffer an embarrassing 66-40 Next year, the Dukes and set back to Virginia Tech in Hokies will meet in the front of 5,000 spectators Roanoke Times and World The 40-point output was ihe. Report's Christmas Toy, Dukes' second all-time lowest.' nament. It's the last game During the 1970-71 season, schedule between the two JMU lost to Frostburg State, teams. 40-39. Tech hit 16 of 19 free throws, while the Dukes made just two The Dukes came out in their of seven. But that was not the spread offense to try to set a deciding factor in the game. slow tempo. But, Tech's JMU's inability to hit outside awesome talent proved to shots and Tech's inability to much for JMU, which fell to miss outside shots was the 16-7. The Hokies' record difference. jumped to 18-4. "We just don't have the The Dukes' game plan was shooters to play an open game to 'pound' the ball inside to against shooter like they 6'8" center Steve Stielper, have," said Campanelli. "We according to JMU's head would love to play a regular coach Lou Campanelli. game, but we just don't have But the senior cashed in on the talent." only six of 19 shots, missing JMU shot just 41 percent several open outside jump from the floor, while the shots in the process. Stielper Globbers made 51 percent of finished with 14 points to lead their attempts. the Dukes, and Jeff Inman Tech was led in scoring by added eight, Les Henson's 12 points and Campanelli indicated he Gordy Bryan added 10. would be reluctant to play the "I guess this game is hwat Clobbers in Blacksburg again. you call paying dues to THE DUKES' STEVE STIELPER hits a hook Virginia Tech Wednesday night. Stielper hit In fact, Tech's head coach Division I," Campanelli in early season action against East Carolina. just six of 19 shots and the Dukes lost by 26 to Charlie Moyer said he would concluded. He and JMU didn't fair as well against the Hokies. is* iMusiauc, Fridv. Fsfcruary is,MQ, p^, 17 TOIWICS suffer* on bench during ineligibWty >mething

By TIM HAUL believes there was not any animosity towards He sits at the end of the bench, usually himself and Williams. dressed in a coat and tie. During time outs, he "They were let down.but I don't think they gets up and meanders toward the huddle of thought any less of Rick or myself,"he said.*'I players at the other end of the bench, casually think they regretted losing two teammates peeking over their shoulders. Linton Townes more than they were angry at us." gives the appearance of being without a care in However, Townes still feels like he disap- the world, but that is not the case. Inside, pointed the team. Linton Townes is hurting. "I fed I let them down by failing out, but it "Times like at the start of the game are has helped them in that it has allowed really tough," the sophomore from Covington everyone else to get involved. Some guys are said. "I feel left out, like there is something I gtting playing time they probably would not should be doing but I can't." ve gotten if Rick and I were still there. If there a a good side to all of this, that is it" That "something''is playing basketball for Townes played in three games after he found the James Madison University Dukes. For ten out about his ineligibility. All three were before games this season, Townes did play for JMU, the second semester started, and they were and he played well. He Averaged 14.6 points a against University of North Calolina-Asheville, contest, and seemed primed for a big Campbell, and Towson State. sophomore season, following a better-than- "I don't think my play in those three games average freshman year in which he was named was affected by the academic thing, even as an honorable mention choice on Basketball though I only scored three points against Weekly's All-Freshman team. Asheville,"Towne8 said. Then, on December 20, Townes received a Townes is still practicing with the team, surprising bit of news from head coach Lou even though he can't play. But he still feels like Campanelli. He would be unable to play in the a part of the team. second semester because of his grades. He was "I just want to do anything I can to help the academically ineligible. team," he said. "If I play my best in practice it "Coach just said 'I have some bad news for makes them work harder, the harder the rest you.', then he told me," Townes said. "We of the team plays in practice, the better they were in Richmond and he told me in the locker- are going to perform in the game." room after the first loss to V.C.U. I was sur- As far as academics, Townes admits he now prised. I knew my grades were weak, but I has his priorities straight. thought they were strong enough to let me "I am concentrating more on my academics play." this semester. I'm trying harder,"Townes said. "I am studying more this semester than I Townes was not the only Duke to succumb to ever had before, and I am seeing things more poor academic performance. Rick Williams, a realistically. I am here for the academics, and sophomore seeing his first action with JMU I've got to do well in that." after sitting out his freshman year with an It is a little early in the semester to tell, but injury, also did poorly in class and is now back so far Townes has done well with the books. If in his home town of Oberlin, Ohio. Ironically, he continues the process, he will be back in a Williams and Townes were roommates. JMU uniform next fall helping to erase some of "Rick knew about it (the ineligibility) before the disappointments he has suffered this I did," Townes said. "He's coming back to spring, such as the 20-point loss the Old school here in May, though. He's taking classes Dominion University January 29. According to at home to catch up." Townes, that was the lowest point of the whole • Townes said he never thought about gong semester so far. home or transferring to another school. Pt»ofo by Bill TpMtPo "I feel I could have made a difference in that "I'm still happy here this is the best school game, but I wasn't there. It hurt. "It (the LINTON TOWNES started out the season on tear for the Dukes, for me," he commented. The team was ineligibility) is not too bad when we win, but it but now he can only cheer his teammates on from the bench. He disappointed.according to Townes.but he hurts when we lose." was declared academically ineligible for the spring semester. Negative Mothers shutout Units for title, 8-0 By KENNY SOTHORON The Negative Mothers was the Units' chance for Units' goalline. the intramural basketball "The Negative Mothers are topped the Tallywackers, 8-6. revenge. On the next play, quar- titlist. Johnston, John Crooks number one." The Wackers were the terback Mike Johnston called and Greg Hughes all played on That's what the players of favorites of the semi-finalist Neither team could mount a a center sneak play, which the undefeated OZs squad the team yelled after winning to win the title. The Units. 2-2 drive until late in the first half fooled everyone of the Units' during basketball. the intramural flag football in the regular season, knocked of the tile game. Finally, the defenive players and center The semi-final match championship, 8-0. over the off Tau Kappa Epsilon Negative Mothers' David Jeff Johnson scrambled up the between the Mothers and the Units Monday evening. fraternity, 6-0 in the other Herrell intercepted a pass and middle fr the game's only Wackers was a tough exciting Neither team was expected semi-final. moved the ball into the Units touchdown. Johnston then game, with the Mothers During the B-League territory. coming from behind to win. to compete in the title game, passed to Herrell for the two- Neither team eouki^nuster let alone win the cham- regular season the Mothers On first-and-goal, the Units point conversion. pionship contest. But both and the Units met and the any offense during the first were charged with defensive The second half turned into half, but the second half was teams achieved big semi-final Mothers came away with an 8- holding and the ball was a punting contest. Neither 0 win. So the championship different. The Wackers took wins to advance. moved half the distance to the team could manage a single the lead on a touchdown run drive during the whole time. by halfback Kenny Kuester, Each team's punter kicked but they missed the point- the ball deep into the other after attempt team's territory. The Negative Mothers came Wrestlers crush W&L Ironically, three players from the Mothers were also on (Continued on Page 18) By RICH AMACHER AND to establish the lead. The Generals' SCOTT RODGERS 134-pound Mike Dieghan pinned Jeff The Dukes crushed Washington and Besnier 1:11 into the match, while the Lee University's wrestling team, 30- Dukes' Reggie Mason lost a close and 12, Tuesday behind four pins and two exciting match to Greg Coy, 12-11. forfeits. Mason took leads in first and second Starting a line-up consisting mainly action but costly technical violations of second-team members, James lost him the match. Helpful hints welcomed Madison University had little dif- In the first period Mason led 2-1 on a ficulty disposing of the Generals. takedown, but gave up a point for an illegal hold. Coy pulled ahead in round If you have helpful hints concerning stating your problem and potential "Their program is a little bit behind an athletic team's coverage in The solutions. ours, plus they had some injuries," two with an escape and a takedown, but Mason rallied with an escape and Breeze, proper channels exist that The Breeze's Reader's Forum said JMU assistant coach Bob Har- will bring results. provides a further outlet for wick. a takedown to lead 5-4. In the third suggestions. A letter to the editor Bradley Platt received a 6-0 forfeit period Mason and Coy exchanged First, send a letter to the Sports must include your name and a phone when W&L failed to find a participant takedowns and escapes, but Mason's Editor Dennis Smith explaining your number where the editor can reach at 118-pounds. technical violations mounted up complaint and possible solution. This you. The Dukes' Alex Boyer took a 5-0 allowing Coy the victory. letter would not be published, but These channels provide readers lead into second-round actions against "Mason wrestled a really good vould be used for reference. You may with an opportunity for feedback. Scott Lindsay and pinned him with match, but he gave up five penalty also call Smith at the office (8127). Constructive criticism is always seven seconds remaining in the points," said Harwick. Mason is our Secondly, send a letter to The welcomed by The Breeze staff and period. The 126-pound Boyer scored most unproved wrestler." Breeze Editor Theresa Beak, also sports department. - points on a takedown and backpotnts (Continued on Page 18) Page 18. THE BREEZE Friday, February IS, 1980 * Wrestlers

defeated Rodgers. Shook It also raisd the Dukes record University of Pennsylvania. return of the Dukes 158-pound (Continued from Page 17) scored his points on a to 4-6. The match to be held in Vic Bowman, action begins at Ray Gross claimed a 104, takedown and escaped and Last weekend JMU dropped Godwin Hall may included the 1:00 p.m. received credit for riding a duel meet to Salisbury State. 150-pound match over JMU's The Seagulls are ranked third Dan Slaiman Both wrestlers time. scored a takedown and an Freshman Pete Fellows in the nations at the Division escape, resulting in a 3-3 first- wasted little time in pinning HI level. round tie. Gross moved ahead the Generals Charles Adler "They have a really good in the second-period scoring when the pin came 45 seconds wrestling team, including Archery wins honors into round one. Fellows vic- three national champions and an escape, a takedown and one Ail-American," said received points for a violation. tory upped JMU's lead, 27-13. The James Madison More than 450 archers Chris Alston received a Besnier. "Thay had a better participated in the tour- Slaiman kept the score dose wrestling team than we did. University archery team won getting three backpoints as forfeit at 190-pounds as the the mixed competition nament. Generals again failed to fill We had a lot of guys injured, JMU will compete in a Gross led 7-6. Gross locked up but we still couldn't have Saturday at the Eastern In- the match in the third round the void. door Archery Chmapionships tournament in Montreal this Bob Cerminera added the beaten them. weekend. on backpoints and a stalling The Dukes had a few at East Stroudsburg State call. finishing touches to the rout College. when he moved up from ISO- highlights in the match. The James Madison JMU's Ben Hatch (158) Randy Denbigh pinned The JMU team of University fencing team recorded a pin over Henry pounds to heavy weight and sophomore Janet Mc- pinned WfcL's Joe Wallace. Steve Passino at lSO-poumds defeated the University of Sewell just 33 seconds into the CuUough and freshmen Sue Virginia 12-4 but lost to match. Cerminera did a real good job and Dan Corbin gave Mark King, Rob Kaufhold and Steve for us at heavy weight, said Jarofz a tough match at 177- California State College (Pa.) The Dukes' Willie Shook Falzone won the mixed team 10-6 and to Perm State 16-0 in scored a 167-pound decision Harwick pounds losing 8-7. competition with 2106 points. JMU coach Dick Besnier This Saturday JMU hosts a quadrangular meet a Penn over Ed Rodgers, 4-1. The win Ramapo College finished State on Saturday. marked the first time in three termed the victory a good win Virginia Tech, Towson State second of the nine mixed for our less experienced kids. and possibly Indiana JMU sophomore Kathy Huff years a JMU wrestler had teams with 2057 points. led JMU in the week's action Kaufhold placed second with a 10-6 record. Huff was among the 90 archers in the undefeated in four bouts men's collegiate division with against both Virginia and a 549 while McCullough Caldwell and did not allow a finished fifth among the- 54 touch to be scored against her * Intr amur a Is archers in the women's in the four bouts against collegiate division with a 522. Virginia. (Continued from Page 17) the ice during the last half. of misunderstandings con- King placed eighth, JMU Quarterback Terry Long hit cerning intramural coverage junior Sandy Williams 12th, Sophomore Leslie McArthur back on the next series and Rob Newton for the game's in The Breeie, rankings will senior Diane Jeffrey 19th and compiled a 9-6 record last center Johnson again scored a only score. Then the Units' no longer be included in sophomore Susanne Woody week. miss-direction play. Johnson defense held on to advance the coverage of intramurals. 2lst in the women's division. JMU, 4-5, hosts Randolph also caught a. two-point pass squad to the finals. From now on, results and Falzone finished 10th and Macon Woman's College on from Johnston for the winning During earlier rounds of the information about intramural JMU sophomore John Grace Tuesday (Feb. 13) and travels margin. playoffs, the Mothers topped events will be compiled by 55th in the men's division. to Mary Baldwin College on The Units, the Cinderella Terra Nova, the First Floor Intramural and Recreational Former JMU All-America Wednesday. The Duchesses team of the playoffs, pulled off Porkers and the SK's. Director George Toliver and archers Bob Ryder and Ray will then host William and several big upsets including The Units managed wins his staff for publication in The Stone finished ninth and 25th, Mary and Mary Baldwin their semi-final win over over the Beaver Squad, the Breeze. However, The Breeze respectively, in the adult College in a tri-meet on TKE. Schologs and the Underdogs. will have occasional features men's division. Saturday (Feb. 16). The game was scoreless at on interesting events during 0 the half, but the Units broke EDITOR'S NOTE-Because the intramural season.

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"**■' Madison University has for a semi-formal. Reply by men, Foxy ladies too. Ask S. BIRD one vacuum-nose warned that I may be very 9:00 pm. to the TONGUE. SS now for Melissa Darling. YUCKSIE: Congrats on jealous of a long distance dangerous to your health...but your new job! Cement trooper and a cute German isn't everything these days!! TRI-SIGMA: Here is a toast to kid. Hope you survive your "The Impossible Dream" our first annual Valentines KB: Things could work out, shoes?? Thanks-for get well Dance -S. if given time. There just wishes. (I'm trying to get problems! Hapy 22nd!N-Bird. what will it unveil? seems to be a problem with well) Happy, Happy Valen- communication, one that can tine's Day! Much love, LEWTON: Happy WILD ONES: Happy Valentine's Day, Sugar Pie! Valentines Day! I know I don't be resolved. Inhibitions were Muffin. get to see You much anymore, made to be overcome. T And Happy lyear, lmonth, and lday Anniversary. I love but I still wish you all the best. 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Economic* As gold goes up dollar goes down

By ED CAMPION ■ They say that all that glitters is not gold, but in these days when gold's value has soared, a better expression might be all that is gold is not always good, especially for the United States. The value of this metal now may please a few individuals who were smart enough to. invest when gold was going for less than one hundred dollars an ounce as late as 1971, but for the country as a whole, the jump in price is hurting the economy of the U.S. while benefiting some of the'least deserving of countries. It is true that the United States has probably the largest gold reserve, with more than 8 and a half tons of the precious stuff. In dollars, that is roughly $220 billion. With that much in the treasury, the U.S. could actually buy back all those U.S. dollars held in reserve by foreign banks. The U.S. Treasury is once again solvent thanks to the price of gold. But that is where the gold stops being good for the U.S. with the bad quickly outweighing the good. Patients sick of Health Center The more the value of gold goes up, the more the value of the dollar goes down. One thing that feuls this is psychological fear. By MARK JORDAN LEG AN "Oh, no. I have a very fatal what the nurses have! I've People look at the price of gold, start thinking that their dollar is He woke up with it. It was skin disease." never had a chance to get only worth one-sixth or seven hundreth the value of an ounce of just a little cough, nothing Bernie looked down at their better. You gotta help me!" gold, and so they run out and buy some of the precious metal, major. But, it got worse. He shaking hands and screamed. "My god, another JMU thereby driving the value of gold up and the value of the dollar fought the cough and the cold "Hey, buddy! I was only mess." further down. Gold has always been one of man's fantasies by with everything he could think kidding," Clint said, laughing. "JMU? What's the U for?" holding mystical powers of life-long security, but the general of: aspirin, soup, vitamin C, "That's a big joke here." Clint asked. public must now wake up and realize they are in a Catch-22 Vicks. Nothing was working. "I would think your "University, man. You, situation. If all of this wasn't bad enough, gold is doing more to He knew the time had come. pajamas would be the big know that." benefit counties who either don't need the increased wealth, of He would have to go to the joke." "University?? We finally don't deserve it. Health Center. He had heard "Hey, can it, buddy! You made it to that? I knew we all the horror stories about the think I want to wear these? would!" place. But, there was nothing The nurse gave them to me." Bernie swallowed hard. else he could do. Bernie coughed loudly. "Hey, h how long you been in After leafing through two CUnt's face looked worried. here?" issues of Popular Mechanics "Hey, buddy, you don't have a Just then, a large nurse magazine that had been cold, do you? Oh my God, get grabbed Clint in the funny published before the Great out while you can. If they get pajamas, and dragged him Depression, Bernie looked up their hands on you, they'll down the hall. ana saw a young man waving never let you go!" "Help me, buddy. Get in to him from the hallway. "What are you talking touch with 60 minutes! Bernie didn't recognize him, about?" Anybody! If I eat one more The biggest group that doesn't need the wealth is of course that but, then again, who would he "That's why I called you warmed-over Sloppy Joe, I'll wonderfulgroup of guys from OPEC. If you have been wondering recognize in bunny pajamas? over here! I want you to help go nuts!" With that, he was where all these U.S. dollars were going, you can stop wondering. The guy with the tacky me escape." gone. The nurse slammed the OPEC has well into a billion-dollar surplus of U.S. dollars and has pajamas waved again and "Escape?" room door. taken that money and invested it in gold, once again pushing that whispered: "Good God, man, don't you Bernie was in shock. Was all price up and pushing the dollar down. And, because JafMiP "Hey, Pal! Come over know? There are over a dozen that true? Naw, it couldn't be goes down, the oil-exporting countries turn around and announce here!,r escapes a night." That guy was crazy. Just sit that they will have to raise their prices due to the dwindling Bernie shrugged and "Why?" down and wait for the doctor. buying power of the dollar. It must be nice to be in a business walked over to him. The guy "Why? WHY? It's hell in It was all a gag. Bernie turned where you create a profit and also control the means to insure the shook his hand and said,"Hi, here! All I came in with was to go the the waiting room, profits will continue to go up. my name's Clint." an ingrown toenail. They when he heard someone "Oh, that's nice," Bernie asked my to stay overnight. whispering at him. He turned Another undeserving benefactor of the gold boom is South said, trying to figure out the That was my big mistake. I and saw a girl in sailboat Africa. Last year 700 tons, more than half the world's production, guy's sickness. They were still did stay . . . and I've never pajamas standing, in her, came from the apartheid regime The price boom has helped shaking hands. "Urn .. .why left. If I don't catch what room. South Africa in that every $10 per ounce jump increases the are you here? The flu?" person next to me has, I catch (Continued on Page 23) country's foreign exchange earrings by $200 million annually. tcFy* South Africa's reserves have gone from $2.5 billion to well over $7 nm billion, making it the world's richest nation per capita. The. government of South Africa is taking this wealth and spreading it around a bit by proposing a 10 percent tax cut for 1961. The one group in South Africa who probably will not benefit from all this

L ..niifli.il ■ «>'•• I are the black laborers who dig the ore out of the ground for $40 per Founded H»23 week, thereby holding down the cost of prodiction to a fraction of its value. No country that has the racist policy of South Africa deserves to be enjoying the benefits of the increased value of gold, Editor Theresa Beale "To the prcii atont, chequered at it it with abuses, th* especially at the expense of the majority of its population. world it indebted (or ail the triumph! which have gamed by Managing editor Maureen Riley riaton and humanity ovtr error and oporesnon ," Jamti The Soviet Union is yet another nation that is experiencing Business editor Russell Fleetwood Maditon unjustified profits. Russia was exporting as much as 500 tons of News editors Vance Richardson, Cindy gold, but it has now cut that amount in half, probably taking the The Breeie is published every Tuesday and Friday except Elmore where otherwise noted oil countrys' idea that it is better to keep your resource in the Editorial editor Kris Carlson Correspondence should be addressed to The Breeie. Wine ground and watch the price go up. One might even wonder if Price Building, James Madison University. Harrisonburg, Feature editors Mark Sutton, Susan Terpay Virginia 2?807 Sports editor Dennis Smith Letters to the editor are encouraged All letters must be they stopped exporting so much because they knew how much Photography editors Charles A. Fazio, Bill typed, signed, and include the author's address and the price would go up once they attacked Afghanistan. If that is telephone number Letters longer than 500 words may be Tarangelo used AS guestspots at the discretion of the editor Unsigned the case, then the Soviets must be admired. After all, how many Production Managers Charles Dambowic, letters and editorials will not be used countries can cut the export of a product in half and then create a All material will be edited at the discretion ot the editor world-wide atmosphere which will increase the value of that Martha Stevens A'l letters, columns, reviews ana guestspots reflect the Graphics Editor Scott Worner opinions of their authors and not necessarily those of the produced? Advisors Alan Neckowitz, David Wendelken editors of The Breeze or the students, faculty and staff of What all this means is that the increase in the price of gold has James Madison University Unsigned editorials are the Newsroom 433-6127 opinion of the editors of The Breeie done very little to benefit the United State, and has had quite AT Business office 433-6596 Comments and complaints about The Breeie should' be some benefit for some of our least liked neighbors. For the sake directed to Theresa Beale. editor of The Bree'e of the United States economy, let us hope another old expression holds true: Whatever goes up, must come down. THE BREEZE, Friday, February IS, 1980, Page 23 Readers' Foru Two new aspects of abortion issue discussed i the editor: 1. In one recent issue it was Justice in carrying an un- and millions of dollars sup- education? The Supreme The Breeie should be said that six million babies wanted baby that was con- porting pro-life and pro- Court decision on abortion •mmended for its recent are aborted each year, ceived while an insane man abortion groups, when that was in 1972, it has been eight iblishing of articles and however, the writer failed to held a knife to her throat? time and money could be years and nothing has tters on abortion. This include the large percentage How can someone say that spent on sex education. The changed but the teen-age .ntroversial subject is very of those babies who. were nine months is a small price to only major organization pregnancy rate, which has >plicable to college students conceived in forced sexual pay? tackling the sex education increased. Isn't it time some id these recent articles have intercourse—rape. There 2. Rape is an important problem is the U.S. Depart- other steps were taken? Sex sen very informing and were over 154,000 rapes issue in abortion, but more ment of Health. This depart- education could be a start llightening. reported in the United States debatable are the aborted ment just doesn't have the Abortion, right or wrong, It seems all sides have been last year. This is an estimated pregnancies due to someone's public support through money will always be a debatable presented and all issues 10 percent of the total. In the "mistake." This is the hardest it really needs to increase sex issue. We've been debating it uched, except for two: many letters supporting pro- and most sad problem to education programs. Imagine for years. Obviously, debating life, not one letter mentions comprehend. In the U.S., what could be done if the the issue hasn't done any rape. Where does pro-life where the illiterate rate is combined power of pro-life good. Isn't it time something low, why are people so and pro-abortion groups were else ws done? fe-Debris stand on this issue? In several unknowledgeable about appropriated to sex Sue Fitch letters, writers mention that pregnancy? Isn't it true that s the editor: abortion is wrong in the eyes to find solutions it's best to I've been at this school for of God. I would like to know, is start at the related causes of st about four years. Since rape forgiven in the eyes of the problem? The most im- y freshman year I have read God, and abortion isn't? portant related cause and a any articles written by poor, Where does God draw a line reason for the large amounts Coaching criticized isguided fools who seem to between what is forgivable? Is of unwanted pregnancies, is ink their snappy opinions an abortion because of rape the lack of good sex education To the editor: worth. Unfortunately, Coach ould be of interest to the different from abortion due to programs in schools and in the I would like to know under Charles Arnold (swimming impus However, this year's carelessness? Recently, I home. It's shocking to realize what premises are the and diving) has overlooked *ticles win hands down. talked with someone who was how naive students are in coaches at JMU selected on. It this point. If he expects a first «U's "Gator Girl" last raped and found out weeks relation to birth control. I find seems to me some of the rate team be should act like a •mester was my favorite later that she was pregnant. it hard to comprehend that choices are rather first rate coach. Instead of cample of a totally worthless She aborted the baby. Is there people are wasting their time questionable as far as ability spending 5 minutes criticizing union, but now The Breeze goes. I'm referring to one his team, be should spend 2 is reached an all-time low. coach in particular. I am not hours building up their n article that lacks taste, (ouuon) meaning to discredit him but, strengths. An athlete can take eativity and especially rather I would like to add only so much of the demands devance. I am, of course, some thoughts for con- placed upon him and then be leaking about the guestspot sideration. Should a coach be berated for not achieving ritten by David Letson, Feb. payed to sit at his desk "doing them. that criticized JMU's punk work" while his athletes If Coach Arnold would stop ind Debris. I can't believe practice? I think it is the criticizing and start in- tis boy could think of nothing coach's responsibility to be structing maybe he would jtter to do than tear down a with the athletes during the have his winning team. As it oup of people who put much entire practice. This way he looks now he is wasting his their time into rehearsing can see all that goes on and talents and those of the lusic. Anybody that is in a can make accurate athletes. I hope he will take ind knows how much time assessments of his athletes. some constructive criticism id mental discipline it takes He can catch mistakes early and start giving some of his i get together a number of and correct them by own. If he's lucky, he might be >ngs. The men in Debris demonstrating proper able to salvage the team's take music for fun not profit. techniques. morale and come out with a hey are anything but money - How can a coach possibly happy, dedicated team. That ingry. Anybody that has know where each of the in itself would be a great Mowed them knows this, athletes are in development of victory. bey decided to get together Student with national recognition skills if he's not there but for a Nancy S. Bonaafe ist year for a single party, few minutes at a time? He at for the fun of it—just to can't possibly know the id something different, a strengths and weaknesses of Editors note: In reply to the umge from the boring each individual It's certainly above letter. Coach AraaM eaver parties. That's all... JMU makes Newsweek not right to push the stated that he does not bunch of guys spending their responsibility on the athletes "criticize" a group, rather be ee time doing something To the editor: "Not far away, however, at to coach each other, they have discusses their performance. instructive. Maybe Mr. We found this in the Feb. 11, James Madison University in enough just concentrating on "If they don't perform well I etson should spend more I960 edition of Newsweek in a Virginia, another group of 41 their own problems. Just as a tell them, and if they do me developing a mind that special section called bumped dormiet is living it teacher wouldn't expect his perform well, I tell them." >mes near the level of most "College Digest: Newsweek." up. Seems their school students to lecture to them- Arnold also observed that the )Uege students rather than We thought it would be in- decided to tease rooms for selves; a coach should not author was writing as article hipping his pet chicken in teresting to your readers to them at a local Howard expect his athletes to train by witliau t herself betag Involved ie closet His article said know that we finally got some Johnson's Motor Lodge, themselves. with the team, or having any rthing. The article did national recognition. Being complete with color TVs. A coach should be able to lacteal information." jthing except show cruelty the responsible, conscientious swimming pool privileges and guide bis team and instill in Bonaafe Is not a member of ad ignorance on his part. students that we are, we felt other motel amenities. Will them a sense of unity and the iwim team. 'hat Isaw on Jan. 24 waa six that it waa our duty to see that they return to campus when jys overwhelming a couple it reached The Breese. (Not to roams become available? No indred college students, a lot mention the fact that we love way." smiles, yells, and in overall to see our name in print.) Jerry BYrd Md time. What I saw on Fob. Therefore, here is that hot Tim Gumming! in The Breete was a sorry news item: i. ^Health ttempt at effective criticism, just cant believe that be waa leased with such a large Breeze requests letters (Continued from Page 22) now you! This can't be true.'!; lare of stupidity. It is She waa chained to a chair. Bernie felt a hand on his. robably the lousiest article She bad a letter in her hand. shoulder. He turned. It waa,' The Breeze welcomes Guestspot logo, and letters "Hey, buddy, do me a favor. the nurse who had subdued' /er submitted to The Breese. to the editor come under hope be doesn't go around letters and editorials Get this letter to my parents! Clint imltting that he attends regarding campus, local, Reader's Forum. All other Please." "Are you Bernie Nats?" the state, national and in- editorials and columns on 'Uh. . urn. .uh. ." Bernie nurse mumbled. MU to people at home these pages that carry a ecause we don't need the ternational issues. All stuttered. "No! No, I'm not! I'm with letters and editorials are by-line represent the "Please! Get this tetter to Building and Grounds! Just ^meaning publicity. Yes, Mr. opinion of an individual etson has brought a new subject to editing and them!" checking around! Everything should include the author's Breeze staff member and "Why are .. urn. .you looks fine. Just fine. So long. leaning to the words inability not necessarily the opinion od incompetence. In the name. address and chained to a chair?" Bernie bolted out of the telephone number. of the Breeze. Editorials "So I won't try to run away Health Center. He never iture, please keep all your representing the opinion of jinions behind your closet again. I got as far as Midway returned. Not until he finished Unsolicited editorials can the Breeze do not carry a once." all his schooling. Then, he did Mr. be found under the by-line. lichael Perri Oh, come on. First Clint, return. As a doctor. Page 24, THE BREEZE Friday, February 15, 1980 Iran Crisis continues; resolution still evasive

By VANCE RICHARDSON the shah's modernizing of the President Carter doesn't country, doesn't support the seem to be under any pressure ayatollah, and neither do the to resolve the crisis in Iran leftists in Iran, she said. resulting from the seizure of The new Iranian Con- the American Embassy and stitution established a "true the holding of 50 American theocratic state" in which the ( SPECTRUM hostages, according to the religious leader makes the head of the political science final decisions, she said. department here. But Knickrehm wonders Comments on world issues Calling the embassy seizure how long the present govern- a "grave provocation tan- ment in Iran can last. The tamount to conditions of war," ayatollah is old, she said, and Dr. William Nelson said mat with the masses not united, Knickrehm said it is her ex- odds with the religious leaders WEBER OUTLINED what still relied on peripheral clien while the United States has who still maintained the ideals states—such as Iran—ti done nothing to resolve the pectation that "it will be very he referred to as "certain difficult to maintain the of Mohammed. This con- inconsistencies in American protect American interest.' crisis for more than 100 days, tradiction, Wheelock said, abroad. Carter's popularity has in- present constitutional system foreign policy in regards to in Iran. formed the basis of the con- Iran over the past five years." creased dramatically. flict between the Ayatollah During the Nixon-Kissinger PRESIDENT CARTER'! Nelson's comments, and Khomeini and the Shah of era of foreign policy, America approach to foreign policj those of three other James Iran. slowly disengaged from the leaned toward liberal neo Madison University faculty DR. WADE WHEELOCK, isolationism, Weber said. H< members, came during a who teaches a course here on ideals of the Kennedy Ad- Islam, outlined the historical ministration to go anywhere talked of troop withdrawal; panel discussion entitled WITH THE shah there was to uphold the principles of from South Korea "New Perspectives on Iran." background of the religion as absolute power in the hands of the few, whereas the deeply religious Shiite Moslem majority in Iran insisted that f 'Political unity in ban someone with direct contact H will be very difficult with Allah (God) should rule to maintain the present kept alive through occupation according to His will, of American Embassy* Wheelock said. The Shiites are constitutional system in ban* against rule by law and believe the holy men should run the courts. The Pre-Legal Society and it pertains to the present The majority of Iranians democracy. Nixon began to demilitarization of the Indiai InternationalRelations situation in Iran. believe the Ayatollah rely on certain strong client Ocean, and generally t Association sponsored the Although the founder of Khomeini is a leader with states to maintain order in reduced American presenci discussion. Islam, Mohammed, didn't divine knowledge of how Allah various parts of the world, abroad. start organizing the faith until wants Islam to be ruled— according to Weber. Now with the ouster of tru According to Dr. Kay 622 A.D., by 700 A.D. Islam hence the Islamic Revolution Iran became the protector shah and other America! Knickrehm of the political had conquered a vast empire installed him as absolute ruler of American interests in the foreign policy problems science department, the stretching form the southern of Iran, Wheelock said. Persian Gulf region, with the Carter seems to be shiftinf political unity that existed in tip of Spain to North Africa to shah receiving sophisticated back to a neo-isolationis Iran after the overthrow of the the Persian Empire. This American weapons paid for position similar to that of tin shah is being kept alive incredible expansion brought with oil revenue, he said. Ford Administration. through the occupation of the great power to the ruling elite, According to Dr. William President Ford pursued a The U.S. is resuming at American Embassy. contrary to the ideals of Islam Weber, the U.S. is still faced new approach to international active military role ii She noted the Khomeini has which call for a with the problem of protecting relations labeled "con- protecting American interest the support of the majority of reorganization of society to its interests abroad and yet servative neo-isolationism." abroad, Weber said, notini Iranians, but this majority is eliminate social class avoiding intervention. "The Ford came to grips with recent news reports that tin not organized or united distinction, he said. Iranian crisis has dragged up reduced American power and U.S. is sending a rapii politically. The middle class, Soon the powerful leaders of an old problem that has been interests in the world, deployment force of comba which benefited the most from the Islamic Empire were at around for 10 years, he said." however, Weber said Ford troops to the Persian Gul region. .-' jjepaMW^^^tyw^1^ r/.Wi V,,,fi THE SEIZURE of th American Embassy i Teheran is "one of the mos flagrant hostile violations c international law," more s than shooting down a plane o sinking a ship on the open sea because it is a "continuin phenomenon," Nelson saic "Of all the principles c international law, diplomati immunity is the bedrock" tha governs the relations betwee states, he said Nelson noted that both th United States and Iran ar signatories to the Vienn Convention of Internatkwu Law of 1961 which guarantee the security of embassies an the immunity of thei diplomatic personnel. Th treaty states "the premises c the mission shall be ii violable," he said. Though the radicals holdin the American hostages ar demanding the return of th former Shah of Iran. Nelso said that "extradition unde international law is availabl only under the conditions of treaty signed between tw countries." He noted that th U.S. and Iran have no sue treaty. "There is simply n &> international law covering th condition we find the shah i today," he said