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Toto we're not in Kansas We're in Indianapolis and Duke is looking to engulf the Jayhawks in a fast-breaking tor­ THE CHRONICLE nado in the NCAA championship tonight. MONDAY, APRIL 1,1991 DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA CIRCULATION: 15,000 VOL. 86, NO. 124 Nevada Lost and Vanquished Blue Devils face Duke defies odds Kansas for title in win over Vegas By MARK JAFFE •By MARK JAFFE INDIANAPOLIS — Duke INDIANAPOLIS — The world is .flat. meet Kansas — the North Carolina ofthe Lead can be made into gold. UNLV is Midwest. unbeatable. There should be no introductions nec­ Forget it. The Duke men's basketball essary. The Blue Devils have played the shocked the Runnin' Rebels with a fight­ Jayhawks' step-sister, North Carolina, ing attitude and a dazzling 79-77 victory three times this season. Saturday night in the semifinals of the Kansas head coach Roy Williams was an NCAA tournament at the Hoosier Dome. assistant to at UNC for 11 The Blue Devils (31-7) advanced to the years. Williams has taken much of what NCAA championship for the second Smith taught him at Chapel Hill and ap­ straight year. They also snapped UNLVs plied it in Lawrence. And now, in his third 45-game win streak and avenged last season, Williams has directed his team to season's 103-73 humiliation in the cham­ the brink of a national championship. pionship game. The Jayhawks (27-7) play Carolina-style "The one thing we thought we could man-to-man defense and bring to this game was a fighting sort of with lots of backdoor cuts. Like the Tar attitude," said guard . Heels, Kansas is team-oriented. No indi­ "A lot of teams have probably backed down vidual player transcends the rigid confines from Vegas. We had a very difficult of the system. Williams makes substitu­ schedule all year and we're not going to tions more frequently than he refers to his back down from anyone. They knew that mentor in press conferences (too high to they were in a fight." count). , who had team highs Bland, unexciting basketball. Williams of 28 points and seven rebounds, delivered and Smith would not have it any other the knockout blow when he stoicly drained way. two free throws with 12.7 seconds left in "Kansas is very different from North the game. Carolina," said Duke head coach Mike "There was not that much pressure," Krzyzewski "You can read in the press Laettner quipped. that the systems are the same, but when I The freebies sent Duke to a rematch of watch the tape I don't see [Eric] Montross the 1988 NCAA semifinal against Kansas. or . They're different. Their motion Laettner and Kansas' Alonzo Jamison will offense is different. They take care of in­ jump center tonight at 9:12 p.m. for the dividual matchups differently. They post national title. The Jayhawks defeated the more. Kansas has its own identity." placid North Carolina Tar Heels 79-73 in Whatever. Kansas and North Carolina the undercard of Saturday night's twinbill. are probably still as similar as two teams Duke displayed its "fighting attitude" can be. throughout the game, but it was never The Jayhawks advanced to the Final more evident than in the second half with Four by dispatching Indiana, Arkansas two hard fouls by Bill McCaffrey and Hurley and North Carolina—three ofthe nation's on fast breaks headed by . top six teams. They took care of New Or­ First, McCaffrey upended the 6-1 guard leans and Pittsburgh as well. at the 15:16 mark which drew an unsavory Duke last played the Jayhawks in Feb. response from Hunt. Less than four min­ 1989 at Cameron Indoor Stadium. The utes later, Hurley tossed Hunt to the floor CLIFF BURNS/THE CHRONICLE Blue Devils blew out Williams' first Kan­ on another which prompted sas team, 102-77. The matchup, however, celebrates the Blue Devils 79-77 victory over Nevada-Las Vegas, a some more "discussion" from the Runnin' See SPORTSWRAP, page 2 • team which was unbeatable? Yea right, think again, says BD. Rebels. Johnson was tabbed with a tech­ nical for his comments. "I was trying to go for the ball without letting him get the shot off," Hurley said. Campus turns to bedlam after huge win "You do that enough times, and they know they're in a war out there." By JAY EPPING delirious victory celebration. The party­ trespass warnings, he said. A visitor to As Sean Connery's character said in Devils danced with each other in the ing, which quickly spread beyond the campus slipped and fell into the bonfire "The Untouchables": "If he pulls a knife. bright firelight outside Cameron Satur­ bonfire, lasted late into the night. Dazed and had to be hospitalized, he added. You pull a gun. If he sends one of yours to day night, celebrating Duke's 79-77 upset fans were still dancing and drinking at Many problems arose with "People the hospital, you send one of his to the of University of Nevada at Las Vegas in various locations on campus long after the coming in from off-campus and wandering morgue." the national championship semifinal game bonfire was reduced to glowing embers. into people's rooms," Mister said. That's the Vegas way, and that's how Saturday night. Besides the bonfire in the To avoid this Public Safety officer Haley you get the Rebels. But that's not the only As UNLVs final shot clanked off the Cameron parking lot, at least one smaller Stafford requested students "to please lock way. You also need a plan. and into Bobby Hurley's hands, fire burned on West Campus. their dorm room doors and check their "I watched a tape of our game last year the campus erupted into screams, followed Local thieves also enjoyed the victory. exterior doors" before Monday night's for the first time after we got back from by a mad rush to the huge bonfire in the Cpl. Bryan Mister of Duke Public Safety championship game. Students should also Pontiac," said head coach . Cameron parking lot. Many in the said while many students watched and carry their IDs on Monday night so Public "I looked at my players' faces and they screaming mob were among the 8,000 fans celebrated the victory, there were seven Safety officers know they belong on cam­ looked tired. After watching it I was more who watched the game on a giant reports of larceny and breaking and en­ pus, she added. confident. I looked at our mistakes and I television inside the arena. They joined tering dormitory rooms and autos. A Four arrests were made, three for car thought we could correct some of those." other students and visitors from all over Domino's Pizza driver's 1985 blue and gray vandalism and one for assault; none were Krzyzewski also saw some things on the the state. Pontiac Sunbird, license number DRW- students, Mister said. He also reported videotape which he thought his Blue Devils The students and fans began running 9696, was also stolen, he said. several vandalism incidents and false fire could exploit. Duke stuck to a four-tiered and dancing around the blaze, screaming Three assaults, none serious, were re­ alarms in the dorms, especially on main defensive gameplan and a two-pronged _2*nd hugging friends an&;->taangers in a ported and Public Safety issued seven quad. •'"•_"-'•"-V-*« ******** W-**"*v»* ******* "*****'***i • *.. • * > * 11 '»"*' See SPORTSWRAP, pagel^ Ain't she purty? A full-size nude pin-up of Jeane Kirkpatrick can be found inside in place of the edit pages. THE CHOMICLE The horror, the horror. APRIL FOOLS, 1991 LUKE UNIVERSITY DERM, NERF CURLIRON CIRCULATION: STABLE VOLUME: 35 oz. Gates dogs Harvard, opts to joins Calgary Flames on ice By COWA BUNGA and scholarship to debunk myths Barbedwire. "Right now I happen who leaps from job to job faster In a shock to the academic and stereotypes. to know he's the only capitalist than a frog on a frying pan has world, the esteemed Afro- "But when I hit that slapshot hockey player in the English de­ often been berated for his hop- American studies star, Henry into the goal...when I forecheck partment. I'd say he's simply re­ and-jump approach to job hunt­ "Skiptown" Gates, has already some unsuspecting sap into the volting — kind of ironic, huh?" ing. announced plans to fly the coop at wall...when I crown some brain­ "Aw shut up, Barbedwire," said "It's parody, complete and ut­ Harvard, before he even arrives. less toad into oblivion with my Studley Fishermen, chief com­ ter hilarity," said Luther "Gates will join the Boston stick...that's power! I'm empow­ rade of the English department Campbell, leader ofthe rap group Bruins of the National Hockey ered. I mean really empowered!" and letter-writer extroadinaire. Much 2 Live and professor of League for an obscene amount of Gates salivated. "I've had it up to here with your English. "Gates is making fun of money. "Bummer, dude," said Derrick crap. Just 'cause CBS let's you bums/who take the money and Gates, who came to the Univer­ Bo, the new president of Harvard show your mug on TV once every run./How can you keep a straight sity fwo years ago, was expected University. "It's like, wow, I was four years, you think you're the face/as he goes from place to to mold an Afro-American studies totally hoping he'd come here. balls. Well, I've got news for you place?" department for Harvard, but was Now I'll have to get season tickets buddy. Brodie's out. Can you say What Gates has done is found a lured away by a Calgary team in at the Garden to see 'im." coup d' etat? And I'm in charge place for himself and his family to search of notoriety. Gates decision allowed you- now. Your ass is mine." live while with the club. STUFFED PHOTO/ DAS KRONICLE "It's about power," Gates said. know-who to shoot off his big Barbedwire is not alone in his "When I found out I was mov­ "I can work to empower Afro- mouth. criticism of the star. In fact, no ing to Canada, I remembered this Jeane Kirkpatrick was outraged Americans through careful study "I told ya so!" said James one seems to like the guy. Gates, See SLAPSHOT on page 4 • by Gates' decision. University bans any kind of fun on campus

By JOSEPH MOMMA be the equivalent of one keg of As part of a continuing effort beer, and it can't be that Schaeffer to take all the fun out of life, the crap either, for every cake present. University has passed a new Cupcakes are each considered policy restricting the celebration individual cakes. of birthdays and Christmas. Also, students may not eat from "We just want to ensure that a common cake, and therefore students get the type of holiday must each have their own cake. celebrations that everybody Fruit cakes are banned com­ wants," said Vice President for pletely by the policy. Since the Taming Students Willie Goofy. new policy requires the presence The new policy is the latest in a of alcohol, the new alcohol policy long line of measures designed to also applies and there must be convince University students that carders and monitors present. The Duke's famous 'work hard-play monitors are not allowed to eat hard' atmosphere is a crock of any cake on the day ofthe party. shit. Students found in of "We're tired of having students the policy face punishments tell us that the reason they applied ranging from community service to Duke was because they thought in the C.I. bakery to forced it was a party school," complained transfer to Carolina. Director of Undergraduate Ad­ "This is the last straw, dude," missions Dick Squeal. "Maybe slurred a drunken Joe Frattboy, this way we'll get less applicants IFC president, "I mean what the and our office won't get so damned hell are they gonna do next? Make confused and let in a thousand a law saying that SPE's and E- extra students like this year. Boy Bags can't wear baseball hats? I : i did we look like a bunch of mo­ Or that you have to actually like rons!" Squeal added with a loud the Grateful Dead to wear a tie- belch. dye? All I know is this isn't gonna Hey! Who brought the ketchup? Under the new policy, birthday stop me from gettin' laid. Yo, With their food supplies being cut off, reporters in Kuwait are being forced to eat anything. And cake can only be consumed if there pledge, beer me." I do mean anything. is an ample supply of alternative Some opposition has been alcoholic beverages. There must See BOREDOM on page 11 • Cablevision replaces Duke's Vision Administrators watch By SOMEONE OTHER THAN ing of differences, we could at tract with the Children's Televi­ MICHAEL SAUL least brainwash them through sion Network to take over the Due to the horrendous failure television," said Butthead, "But part of Mr. Snuffle-uppagus. "Big the Playboy Channel of Duke's Vision to transform the I'll probably appoint a task force Bird has always been a metaphor University campus into a multi­ and make some more superficial in education," Watergates said. By S.X. OBJECT "We discovered something cultural, accepting environment, comments first." "A chance like this only come Homer Klown Heloise was wrong while watching the Allen Building Gang has The Bumbling Student Alli­ along once in a lifetime." Bookie has been diverting the Debbie Does Duke," Spiderman contracted out Cablevision of ance supported Butthead's deci­ Stained Fishheads, Comfychair Playboy Channel from the said. "The set kept going fuzzy Raleigh-Durham as a replace­ sion. of the English department, felt Medical Center lines and into during the good parts. We ment. Skip-to-my-lou Watergates, this move suits Watergates' style. the offices of top administra­ missed the whole plot scene. I Inspired by Cablevision's Afro-American Studies scholar "He really fits the part, especially tors and tenured faculty. loved it. It was much better theme "All The Things We Are," and 2 Live Crew fan, also sup­ since Butthead and I are the only Expensivevision of Raleigh- than CATS. I want to see it President A. K. A. Butthead de­ ported the change. "Originally, I ones who have seen Watergates Durham has been providing the again and again." cided to make the switch. "I don't was going to go to Harvard, but this year. Few people believe he channel as part of a deal worked Spiderman first arranged for know what things they're talking now, with Cablevision, I feel my even exists at all, so the Snuffle- out by Uncle Ralphie the service when a task force about, but they sound pretty influence would best be felt in uppagus part should be perfect," Spiderman, head of the Medi­ assured him it stimulated groovy to me." programming." he said. cal Center. See Nookie on page 5 • "We figured if we couldn't Watergates is currently nego­ Even though Duke's Vision has educate people to become accept­ tiating a multi-million dollar con­ See BLIND on page 9 • MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1991 THE CHOMICLE PAGE 3 Heaven & Hell Stuff President 'high' on marijuana legalization

Weekly World News Service By R.W. TUTTIFRUTTI Thick clouds of smoke were sighted in exciting when you can use BIG BOMBS. Quail Shot: While playing with a Mrs. Johnson's second grade class the Oval Office vicinity over the last two And I think the American people know cap gun, Vice President Dan Quail In a shocking move late Sunday, Presi­ weeks as Shrub celebrated his "victorious" that. And it's good. A good thing. And I accidentally shot himself. It's all fun dent George Shrub legalized the whole­ Gulf Rampage, said White House sources think Americans know that. They know and games until someone loses an sale growth and use of marijuana. who, as always, asked to remain anony­ that." eye, Danny. Shrub strongly countered early protests mous. Shrub then criticized Bennett's lack of that his mandate was unconstitutional "Whenever the U.S. bombs a small na­ CNN exposure. USSR defects: The Soviet Union because he did not go through normal tion into pre-industrial conditions, it's "Plus, he was never voted People announced plans to secede from the legislative procedures. "I can do whatever obviously a great cause for celebration," a magazine's Sexiest Man of the Year, like world and become part of Mars, the the hell I want," he roared, squinting his nameless, faceless staffer said. "The Norm was," Shrub coughed. "So no more "Red Planet." bloodshot eyes. "Congress is just a bunch o' President is just relaxing by smoking a few War on Drugs! Just WAR! WAR! WAR! I pansies. They proved that during my Gulf bowls with the Department of Defense think the American people know what's Millie mashed: Millie, the white Rampage and Sexual Prowess Assertion. boys." more fun to watch. I think they know. It's House dog, was run over yesterday War Powers, Schmoor Powers." Uptight former Drug Czar William good." by a stray Iraqi tank while romping "My missile is bigger than your missile, Bennett was not amused by the President's Former First Lady Nancy Reagan was on the lawn. The president launched and definitely bigger than the Constitu­ actions. "What about my War on Drugs?" not interested in the new policy. "Because a full nuclear assault in retaliation. tion," he said. he whined. my 'Just Say No' program was so effective, Shrub also revealed the source of his Shrub countered by wrapping himself in I don't think anyone is even interested in Udder ChaOS: In Granville, Ohio, "New World Order" plan: German leader a large American flag. "Wars are only those yukky drugs anymore," she said. a Budweiser beer truck struck a cow Adolf Hitler's "New Order" scheme of the on the major interstate and over­ 1930's. turned, killing the cow and spilling "It's a right-wing thang," he said. "I El Busho to liberate America 1400 cases of beer onto the road. (We don't care ifyou understand or not." are not making this one up.) For many years, supporters of mari­ juana legalization have asserted that By R.W. POMEGRANATE General Norman Bates, who plans to at­ We found this story in the trash Madonna to marry: Pop rock star growth ofthe plant can end global warm­ tack while the offenders are in the shower. Madonna has announced plans to ing, rainforest depletion, the greenhouse President Jorge El Busho "I'm just sick of all this oppression," El marry Adrian DeLard, acting editor effect, dependence on foreign oil, and world announced today that, in light of his recent Busho said. of The Chomicle. hunger. success in the Persian Gulf, he will be "Besides, my popularity is so high right But Shrub's reasons for herb legalization liberating the rest of the nation, and per­ now, I can do whatever the hell I want to are different. "I don't care about all those haps the world, if time permits. and still be re-elected in '92." newmoneyed, egg-sucking, liber al, pinko- Beginning with the release of all bound In perhaps his most controversial move, commie environment and humanitarian periodicals in major libraries, El Busho El Busho has also decided to free all pris­ Disaster Watch issues," he said. "I can prove that I don't. I says he will sweep the nation of all things oners in federal and state penitentiaries. National-championship-day stand by my record." tied and bound. This includes railroad Armed forces will be storming all prisons if ties, neck ties, bow ties, Tide detergent, the inmates are not released by April 15, in A cyclone's a-comin', Auntie Em! "No, I just think it's a good thing. A good rebounds, junk bonds, and the an action to be called, "Jailbird Storm." Toto, I've a feeling we're not thing for Americans. This is a law about "Homeward Bound" by Simon and "I love it!" said Miguel DuCaCa of Mas­ in Kansas anymore! good and evil. Right and wrong. America. Garfunkel. sachusetts. This is a good thing. A necessary thing. Troops will be sent to all offending loca­ "Willie Horton will be so happy, as will And it's good," he said. tions, and will be under the direction of my swarthy Greek immigrant parents."

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Good Luck Blue Devils. Dump the Jayhawks. Bring the national title. PAGE 4 THE CHOMICLE MONDAY, APRIL 1,1991 University to demolish Southgate for more mall space From: some silly reporter To: Fill Space Kappawannabe, a Trinity The University announced yesterday News briefs overcookedperson. "There was this flash of that Mallrat and Assoc, have bought green light, and then all that was left was Southgate Dormitory and will converted it of Duke's victory over the University of a blob of goop on the steering wheel." into a shopping center, to be known as Noneducated Little Vermin, President H. "It was just like Spinal Tap, dude," said Northgate Two. Keith H. Brodie has announced that he is LM. Stoned, Trinity junior and resident of "Well, I think this is just nifty," Presi­ legally changing his name to Hill(T). BOG. "It was really psychedelic." dent Happy Keith Horseface Bondo said. Koubek Hill(G). Bobby. "I loved it. It was much better than "There'll be a lot more opportunities to CATS. I want to see it again and again," milk the students and their parents." said Yourself Ell-Gumby, drama stud. "I'm not sure about this," said Joe Dukie Transit Director Davy (Your) Peanutbutterandjelly, associate vice It was better than Majesty was aghast. "We make all the president of auxiliary moneygrubbing. "I CATS. employees sign a statement legally de­ hate to think students are spending their claring that they will not spontaneously money on something worthwhile. They combust while on duty. We have legal should add it to their meal plan or buy "I just had to do it, you know, because I grounds to sue for breach of contract, but something gaudy at the Duke stores." was so excited about the game." Bobby how do you sue a blob of green goo?" Bondo also said that since there will be gushed. "No one knew what those Hs stood Causes for the combustion have kept a new food court in Northgate 2, the BP for anyway." Dude Public Safety baffled, but they do will be closed. The state of North Carolina Duke bus driver explodes: The have one theory. "It might have been the is currently negotiating with the Univer­ driver of a Duke transit bus spontaneously radio. After listening to so many hours of sity over the BP location as a possible site combusted while stopping at Swift Ave. on Foxxy 107,1 wouldn't be surprised," said I. DAVID CHANG/ NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC for the new hazardous waste incinerator. Friday. Havno Brane, the only officer not at Keith Brodie doing his immitation of Brodie changes name: In honor "I don't know what happened," said Muffy Dunkin' Donuts. Jeane Kirkpatrick. Don't bother reading this. It's another hazardous waste story

By CORA ENGINEERS plosion Tank," said Fatso Pharmaceuticals Durham finally solved a major crisis president Leroy Nimby. "The landfill would yesterday when the County Commission have reduced the aesthetic satisfaction announced plans to cancel the construction that the public expects from its industrial of a new landfill and simply dump all the parks." city's trash into the BP. Some Durham residents expressed dis­ Company managers in Rebirth Triangle approval ofthe decision, however. Park hailed the decision as proof of their "The important issue here is not a complete headlock on power in the Triangle. question of dollars and cents, but whether "We're very pleased that they ignored or not I get on TV," said Dick Clark, the residents of the comity and built it president of Save the Whales, a local group away from our new Nuclear Waste Ex­ of media sluts. Correction In Game Six ofthe 1986 World Series, Gary Carter was batting in the bottom of the 10th inning with the score tied and Kevin Mitchell on third base. Carter grounded the ball to first, where the Red Sox first baseman should have had an easy play to end the inning. Instead, he let the ball go between his legs, allowing Kevin WHO REALLY CARES WHO TOOK THE PICTURE ANYWAY? Mitchell to score and the Red Sox to blow another Series. Bill Buckner regrets the error. What a bunch of pigs. I'd never be caught dead rolling around in the mud.

a vital influence in our world EDU 100.01 Social and Philosophical Foundations of Education Carbone, TTh 10:35-11:50, EA212 EDU 100.02 Social and Philosophical Foundatoins of Education DiBona, MWF 10:20-11:10, EA202 H EDU 100.03 Social and Philosophical Foundations of Education DiBona, MWF 11:30-12:20, EA202 EDU 109S.01 Elementary Curriculum Biyant, M 3:25-5:50, EA212 EDU 118.01 Educational Psychology Page, TTh 10:35-1 l:5OEA202 EDU 120.01 Elementary Eudcation: Internship TBA NEW COURSE OFFERING EDU 140.01 The Psychology of Work Ballantyne, T 3:30-5:30, EA202 Several professors and 15 students EDU 149S.01 Exceptional Children Davis, T 3:20-5:30, EA212 will work together for one semester EDU 168S.01 Contemporary Education Criticism concerning these issues: Carbone, W 3:25-6:00, EA202 EDU 170.A Selected Topics: Pedagogy - relationships in a Tutoring Commitment TBA - the tutoring process (initiating, cwntinuing, EDU 189S.01 The Teaching of Composition, Grammar and Literature in the Secondary School closing) Page, M 3:25-5:55, EA202 - what tutoring does for the tutor or the tutee EDU 225S.01 The Teaching of History and the Social Studies - and other issues Wilson, W 3:25-5:25, EA212 EDU 236S.01 Teaching Developmental and Remedial Reading EDUCATION 170.A in the Secondary School Malone/Peete, Th 3:20-5:35, EA202 Selected Topics: Pedagogy EDU 242S.01 Group Interactions Ballantyne, M3:30-5:30, EA101 For Permission to Enroll, Apply to: EDU 246.01 The Teaching of Mathematics Professor Lucy T. Davis TBA Program in Education EDU 276.01 The Teaching of High School Science 684-3924 TBA EDU 191,193 Independent Study Staff MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1991 THE CHRONICLE PAGE 5 GPSC resolves to do something

By ONE DAMN BORED REPORTER The members ofthe Geeks Perpetually and Seri­ ously Conceited passed a resolution last night de­ claring that their meetings from henceforth will be required to actually accomplish something mean­ ingful, if only meaningful to unwashed grad stu­ dents. "All these years of meetings have been devoid of any content whatsoever, and finally we're making a step toward progress. I'm so incredibly excited - this is the most important thing we've ever done," said Penny Dimes and Quarters, president of GPSC. "The campus better watch out for us grad students now, we might actually make a difference." IN OTHER IRRELEVANT BUSINESS: A resolution was passed that Duke Transit buses should no longer hit graduate students on bicycles. "This is a preventive measure. We just know that if we don't speak out on an issue like this, it's bound to happen again and again," said Dimes and Quar­ ters. "I'm so incredibly excited about this resolution," said Dimes and Quarters. "This is the most important thing we've ever done, / THE SHARK with the possible exception of the now-legendary Hideaway snack bar amendment." All's quiet on the western front Various groups on campus are protesting the reso­ UNLVs campus was relatively subdued after the Runnin' Rebels lost to the Blue Devils on Saturday. lution, defending the sport and saying that bicycling grad students should watch out for themselves. "They're worth 40 points each! Buses should be allowed to hit whomever they want to, and who's going to miss a few grad students?" said Joe U. Grad, a Trinity freshman and semi-pro letter writer. "It might even contribute to the campus beautifi- cation projects." The computing council of GPSC reported on the £\ R C progress of their committee. "We went all over campus and we found out that the undergraduates have one more computer and two more printers than we do and we want ours 1 NOW!" said Wendy A. Whyner, a sixty-fifth year medical student. "It's just not fair. They always get more than we do. The administration likes them better," said Ima 4. Year old.

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By MON E. HUNGRE understand all those engineers," explaned LM. Agique, In a surprise move today, Duke University President an Electricity and Society student. "I'm writing my term Homeboy Keethe Hellion Baby announced Trinity College paper on the psychoanalysis ofthe dimwitted light bulb." of Arts and Crafts will merge with "that other school that Baby made his decision to merge Trinity and Engi­ teaches all that engineer crap." neering after learning ofthe Durham school bored merger. New courses will include Biomedical Engineering and "If Hawthorne Mayonnaise wants to merge then it must Society, Circuits and Society, Twentieth Century Afro- be cool. My goal is to be the coolest guy in Durham American Women and Low-Flux Wiring, and, The County," Baby said. Chomicle's personal favorite, Comparative Eighteenth- In a related story, Baby is rushing Steak And Egg Century Homosexual Civil Engineering Literature. fraternity. "I figure if Maurice de Rothschild can get in, so Dean Dickie Ecru has been named the new dean of can I," Baby exclaimed. Trinitengineer College of Arts and Crafts and Stuff and Vice Provost for Random Undergraduate Education. Ecru Dadys Rich, president of SAE, refused to comment by hopes this merger will solve all the University's problems. phone, claiming fraternity policy prevented him from "Now those damn students can stop interfering with the speaking unless a gorgeous female reporter came to his administrative process. Since they will be required to room in person after kegs. major in a liberal arts department and a science, they'll be Meanwhile, in an unrelated development, Duke sent way too busy to bother us anymore." UNLV back to hell with the dreaded TAR HEELS, where Students were pleased with the decision. "Now we can they both belong.

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Friday, March 29 Ancient Voices of Children Turn right: Puke Review sways Brody Nelson Music Room, 8 p.m. As part of the Garcia Lorca festival, two By I. OFTHE B. HOLDER learn from their method for keepin' women musical works which adapt the Spanish In a surprise announcement, the staff drivers off the streets. And that's just the writer's poetry will be performed this evening. ofthe Puke Review said that it has con­ beginning." Soprano Teresa Radomski and boy soprano vinced the University to serve as the kickoff The nationwide "Keep America Beauti­ Ryan Newton will be joined by an unusual spot for a nationwide campaign to "pretty ful" campaign began with a speech by Sen. ensemble composed of toy piano, mando­ up", bowdlerize, santitize, censor and Messe Phlegm (R.-N.C.) in which the lin, harp, harmonica, timpani, Tibetan prayer otherwise beat the individualism and in­ senator spoke ofthe need to prevent "those stones and other instruments to perform a song cycle by composer George Crumb. In spiration out of the arts. commie pinkos from putting subliminal the second half of the program, Lorca's own The Puke Review staff presented their messages in that obscene trash they call guitar compositions will be played with read­ proposal to President Keep art, corrupting our children and brain­ ings from his poetry in Spanish. Transla­ "Yourhandsoffmy" Brody early Sunday in washing our legislatures into funding their tions will be provided. a closed session. Brody, widely supposed to misbegotten endeavors." be a closet Democrat, had nothing but Monday, April 1 "When Uncle Messe speaks, people lis­ praise for the new plan. ten," Putz said. "We heard that speech, Mythmakers, Musicologists, and "I loved it," Brody said. "It was much and we knew a call had gone out for righ­ Stephen Foster better than CATS. I want to see it again teousness to once again raise its head in Music Lecture by Deane L. Root and again." America and soar with the eagles." 104 Biddle Music Building, 4:30 p.m. University of Pittsburgh professor Root will The Review, which had failed in previ­ "We thought this was a great way to hit lecture on the American composer ous attempts to sway the administration those liberals over the heads with their on any issue, let alone the general public, own PC bullshit, if you'll pardon my Exhibits credited recent controversy in the Uni­ French," Puke Review columnist Windy versity drama program with helping the Bagg said. /EMDNM0"On the Road: New change in attitude. "In the interests of not offending anyone, Mexico to Lithuania" "Since that jerk David Bull monkeyed we're going to make sure that all art has no around and got caught," said Puke Review social message or distinguishing features. Color Photographs by Paul Dagys editor and dictator for life John E. Putz, We'll change those works that can be Lilly Library Gallery "the administration has begun to see the changed and replace the unsalvageable advantage — the necessity—of keeping a ones with works like those by that lovely These people don't seem to care that See article on this page. "On the Road: tight rein on those artsy-fartsy types. We'll artist who does the Howard Johnson's on we beat UNLV. Photographs and Drawings of and by have the drama program doing "Our Town" the highway." will be beneficial to everyone. "I loved it," Migrant Workers" again in no time." "Just to show that we're not biased, he said. "It was much better than CATS. I Brown Gallery, Bryan Center The Center for Documentary Studies spon­ The recent macho posturing exercise we're going to take the cigar out of the want to see it again arid again." sored this collection of works which remains and target practice in the Gulf helped hand of whichever Duke guy that is on As the kickoff to the campaign, the Re­ on display through Apr. 4. inspire the new wave of criticism. "Those West Campus," Putz said. "We know that view has invited noted hypnotist Dumb "Breaking the Bindings"Art books by A-rabs really know how to mold a culture," tobacco is the Lord's gift to North Carolina, DeLuded to campus to show "the kind of the students of Merrill Shatzman Putz said. "They stand for good family but the cigar's shape could be, uhm, culture Americans can be proud of," Putz Institute of the Arts Gallery, Bivins values and don't take any crap. We're misinterpurted." said. Building hoping to use some of their repressive, er, "We think we can ultimately please ev­ DeLuded was thrilled with the invitation. This exhibit of works by 14 University art progressive techniques for cultural ad­ eryone," Bagg said. "They'll come around "I loved it,"DeLuded said. "It was much students continues through Apr. 19. vancement here in Derm. to our way of thinking." better than CATS. I want to see it again "And personally, I think we stand to Vice President Greefuss agreed the plan and again."

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See, momma, she's really sen­ What's do u think yer doin makin fun a sitized to stuff lak that there, and she don't Carolina lak that? We ain't got none want none of her cows to c sumpin bad. farmboys down here that don't no how to P.S. Our basketball team is way better whoop the crap outta some Dook ijit. than yers is, since they got more smarter In yo last issue you showed a cover from players. We wouldn't never get no whole Dear Fred, team full a blame Yankees from Gnu York "Farmboy" magazine and I ain't never been This is an open letter to Fred That pushed your grade down to a 92. able to find me a copy of that there since and where not. then, so if you'd be so kind as to let me no Schmaltz, a senior at Northeastwest™ You could have saved yourself with where in tarnation I kould find me one of Billy Joe Jim Bob Tarheel side High School in Greater Hoboken, the extra credit question : What bowl them there I shore would preciate it. It Carolina 'sumtime N.J. game did the football team go to in looks lak a really good maggiebook, and I Dear Fred, 1990? (Don't worry, Fred, nobody else know my momma would want to look at all Editor's note: The Chomicle's literacy We hear that you've been accepted got it right, either.) of them pictures (as long as there ain't requirement was waved to allow for a more at the University. Congratulations. The most egregious of your errors, none that show cows as objects, you no wut inane response. We also hear that you've been accepted though, was that you failed to pander at Harvard. Congratulations. to the god of high school basketball, Fred, go to Harvard. The weather . You should have called A tendentious critique of our rationality sucks, just like it does in New Jersey. him, like you were told. Chris is going To the editor: routinely overexerted in this most super­ You'll feel more at home. to Michigan because of you. The selfsame blasphemies and fluous expanse, which is so much Your numbers are great, Fred. Fred, you're a great student, and reifications of transigencies from the las­ juvenocracy. Those 1,550 SATs and your 4.0 grade the admissions office says it wants situde of the codifications against my es­ Further, the gratification ofthe various point average (although we hear some you. But off the record, the folks over teemed colleagues in this the most pro­ isms sought by this department is geek weasled her way into the vale­ there told us they made a mistake this gressive department in the nation are seen trivialized by the tangibility of the dictorian slot over you) make you an year and forgot to judge extracurricular by us as pronunciamentos of blathering neoplatonism underscored by a lack of attractive candidate. You'd do well at activities altogether. Since you're a discourse on pseudomarxianverisimili- reader response; sclicet, ramifications of moralizations notwithstanding, the re­ Duke. And you'd fit right in with all of loser except for your numbers, you'd tudeism by a hoard of dubious censures of rational cerebration; these malapropos pugnance of your comportment in no way the other dweebs. Your ranks are probably fit in with your class. But assimilations of onslaught seem like so are representational of the modes of rep­ proliferating here, Fred. we're hoping to cut back on the geek much kaffeeklatsch and therefore must be resentation. But Duke just isn't for you. Your factor. reified in the grandiose lore of the litera­ Thank you. mom told us you've never even seen Go to Harvard, Fred. You'll love it. ture of Disney World—there can be no Duke play basketball, and as you know, such juxtaposition of the dichotomies of Henry Trout you failed to identify correctly Danny Sincerely, post-post-postmodernistic thought as those English professor Ferry, Johnny Dawkins OR Christian manifested on these odious representations Laettner on your Duke entrance exam. The student's body of oeuvre; nor ofthe erogenous escapism so Finally, a sorority girl speaks her mind No more schools To the editor: heard of it, I'd be really psyched if you'd I'm psyched to respond to all ofthe bad send along some information about it, too. Finally, the state of North Carolina larly offensive speeding convicts. stuff that I heard was written about so­ Especially pictures of all ofthe Duke ROTC has taken a step forward with its public The budget slash, er, elimination, is rorities in one of your papers in February, guys who are also in fraternities who might education system. The legislature on good. No longer will the state operate so would you please send me a copy of the be fighting in this war. (I missed our last Friday announced it will discontinue under the guise of actually having a paper so that I can read it. It doesn't mixer, as I had to write a paper for my matter how much it costs. I always have class, "Laura Ashley: just a label or a real all funding for public education in the public education system. Maybe now my checkbook handy. person.") state, thus saving $3.3 billion per year. Students will have the little push they Oh, and I heard something about a war Thanks. XOXOX The state will reinvest all of the needed to move elsewhere and to work somewhere. I thought a newspaper might money that would have gone to next towards having a future. be the perfect place to write for information Luv, Biffy Shmappa year's education budget to build the And that new road will help them do about something like that. If it's true that Kappa '92 new Jesse Helms/Jim Martin Ex­ it. Congratulations to the legislature we are in a war, and if anybody there has pressway, which will make a beeline for following the advice of Sen. Helms to the nearest border. The money will and doing away with that great bu­ also help construct a new, ultra-mod­ reaucratic money-monger that is A letter we weren't supposed to have ern prison, which will house particu­ education. Hey, shower and he then left. Hi. How are you? I'm great. Just got The rest of my break was pretty fun, too. back from Spring Break at Daytona Beach. We kept driving up and down the beach On the record I got fried. And then I peeled all over this and looking at guys. Buffy hooked up with guy from somewhere when I was hooking a football player. I was jealous, but then up with him. It was gross. You should have she told me he passed out right at THAT All I said was "die, you stupid mother%#@*er.' seen it. We woke up the next day and we time and so I wasn't so jealous anymore. North Carolina basketball coach Dean Smith. didn't even know each other and here he's She did get to sleep with him, though. got this skin all over him. Well, of course, Oh, yeah. Did you hear anything about he was hangin' pretty hard, and so was I, some war? I wrote to our newspaper to see so he took one look at me and all this skin if they knew anything about it. established 1905 THE CHOMICLE and he booted all over my Laura Ashley Welp, gotta go. My teacher just caught comforter. And then he said "sorry." And me writing this letter. Write back soon. Don Sclafani, The Boss then I said, "gross." And then he said. XOXOXOXOX. Adrian De Lard, Big Frat, Evil Henchmen "Sorr-ry. Geez." And thenl said "my name's Bo Jackson, Disabled List Biffy. What's yours?" And then he said Luv, Biffy Shmappa Leif Eriksen, Viking Explorer "Bob. Yeah. Bob." And then we got in the Ann Cheeseberger, In Paradise Erin and Pete, Inseparable Mark Taffy, Not PC at all Wiley Coyote, Feature Presentation Elena Brodie, Fundraising Queen Halley's Comet, Astronomy Editor Announcement Leigh Dryer, Landfill Editor Chris Oh Baby, Rae's Plaything Pond Scum, Undersecretary Richard Grendel, Graphic Violence Jon Blum is now dating Amy Reed. Finally. Cliff Clavin, Grumpy Stanley Kaplan, Crib Sheet King Lefty Gomez, Bullpen Manager Ozzie Newsome, Tight End Graig Nettles, Hall of Fame?-? Sara Lee, Famous Desserts Johnny Carson, Arsenio Who? Johann Bach, Very Creative Services Manager Letters policy: The Chomicle will print just about anything that we get, as long The opinions expressed in this newspaper are the truth. We're not bragging, we're just smarter as it's either stupid or funny. Anything serious, like something about politics, you can than you poor toads who read this. Unsigned editorials represent the views of everyone except forget it. Beau or Adrian. Columns, letters and cartoons are generally full of shit. There's a limit on the length that letters can be, but I don't know what it is and it Phone numbers: Editor: (unlisted; used only to call late-night phone sex services); News/ hardly ever gets enforced anyhow, so don't worry about it. Features: 684-OOPS; Sports: 1-900-HOT ONES; Business Office: 684-CASH; Advertising Office: We can edit the crap out of anything you write, since most of you shmucks can't write 684-MORE; Classifieds: 684-MONY: FAX: 684-BEEP. a coherent sentence. We don't want to make people think you're morons. Editorial Office: Restrooms, The Hideaway; None-of-your-business Office: Secret bunker; All letters must be signed, dated and must have the writer's phone number, class Advertising Office: Across from the damn U-Room, all right?! ©$%@! 1991 The Chomicle, Box-and-one, Durham, N.C. All right-wingers excluded. 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MUSIC The Frink-Kapkov Family Singers releases a live album of folk recorded at their wedding in Leningrad* The album took first prize at both the Novgorod, U.S * S-R., and Bloomington, Indi­ CHILD'S PLAY III ana, International Folk Festivals* page 8 Starring Macaulay Culkin and Andrew Dice Clay Page 5 PAGE 2/THE CHOMICLE D&D WEAKLY RAGAZINE MONDAY, ORWELL, 1984

Come be a part of the nation' > MUFFED, SYMPTOM II first, largest, and best equipped Featuring Ed Goodfella, Unemployed student-run television station! Ed Goodfella has his pride "breaked" by Fake Breaker Last week, Ed subjected the entire commu­ "Fair is foul and foul is fair/For punctuation at nity to more of his repressed sexual fantasies. the Chomicle who shall ever care." I leaned back in my chair and stretched. My I covered my eyes with my hands, trying to back hurt from sitting so long, and there still shield them from the light. Who knew? Who wasn't a thing on my Chomicle computer had uncovered that I could not use a comma screen. I had to take a break from that detective properly if my sex life depended on it? David crap. I was getting worried that someone might had threatened me with grammar school, but I Producers, writers, actors, cameramen, fugitives, catch on to my fixation with Perkins. And didn't think he would go through with it. A run- comedians...ANYBODY!!! You're invited to apply for Uncle Harry's. And Public Safety. And I decided on sentence is no reason to kill anybody. any and every position at the station. there was no reason to worry. After all, who Whoever said that those photog pukes spills their guts in an entertainment column? wouldn't take a picture if someone was shot in • • • I had to build a readership. The Chomicle the stands because it wasn't part of the game wasn't coughing up the dough that slime David had sure made an impact. Like Pickens on We need new people with new ideas for new shows and programming. Messinger promised would slide my way if I student health. Like a Kappa on Daddy's Visa Among the many ideas for new shows; wrote about this ideal Duke student who makes card. Like me on DUFUS. Who do they think it in the library. I asked, "isn't that what kegs are they're fooling by changing the name to Dining Orgasmotron - an entertainment show featuring student for?" Services? It's not dining; it's feeding. It's feed or filmmakers and musicians; He snorted and re­ be fodder. plied, "Why limit your­ And I was in no mood Eye Candy - surreal psychedelic commentary with digital self? Those frat boys to be fodder for the DOD don't want to read about mill at the Chomicle. At video effects and computer graphics art; what they get all the time. least, not without some Video Bomb - bizarre comedy at its best. We need obscure, not female incentive. With mainstream." Then he page two, I was always landed a left hook in my on the front line. The Returning shows: solar plexus that sent me second page people see. Seth Davis' world renowned Cameron Corner, to the floor. But if my information I hung out with the was correct, see was the ever-enlightening Inside Duke, rug meat for awhile and about all they did. decided that I had had I had talked to Curley Beyond the Gothic Walls, enough. No more detec­ Fries, and he was en­ tives. No more soaking couraging. "So what if and a whole lot more! poor, unemployed Ed for nobody reads it? You get your name in lights? And • • • 16 inches of adventure each week. No more no hate mail." Like any­ Get your application today at the Bryan Center Info. Desk, redheads, no more thing critical of the blonds. And definitely Chomicle shows up on come by the studio (behind the B.C.), no more Barry Scerbo. the edit pages anyway. and get involved with CABLE 13!!! Who cares anyway? Nothing to worry about there, but there was no I hauled myself up RONNIE GONDOLA/M&M's 684-6006 or 286-5438 and brushed off my sign of Norman Mailer clothes. "Dave, I'm outta here." making inquiries through my agent. Nor even "No way, man. Not until that column gets any sign of my agent. done. You've got a deadline to meet." He turned Last I heard, she used my refunded tuition from the drafting table, an exacto knife in his deposit to hightail it for Cancun. Just goes to Need Ideas and Advice in fist. "Goodfella, get back to your computer be­ show, as soon as you think you pull one over on fore I really get mad." Two goon photographers your parents for the big S250 that the bursar Planning Pre-registration? appeared at his side, brandishing camera strap- coughs up when you graduate, some other whips. dirtbag finds a way to cheat you out of it. THE UNDERGRADUATE "I'll trade you my Rolodex..." Hey, it's what But the MC Messerino was done letting me everyone wants from Jake Breaker. He cracked think. "Look, Ed, you're a friend. A pal. I would HUMAN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM his knuckles, and I tried to think fast. Maybe I do anything for you. Yes, even show you how to was wrong not to apply for those investment use Pagemaker again." The Undergraduate Human Development Program offers a curriculum banking jobs last year. Before I graduated and "Now what do you mean, 'It's not going to be emphasizing the complementarity of biological, biomedical, psycho­ everything went to hell. Before my parents me anymore.' That sounds like a threat. And I stopped paying my bills. Before the Career don't like threats." Just for emphasis he slugged logical, and social scientific disciplinary perspectives; a research Development Center wrote me off as a casualty me again. In the jaw. Hard. apprenticeship and senior seminar; and advice for curriculum plan­ of the English Department. I went down for the count, but not before I ning. The program is an optional certificate program, not a major. I shook my head and replayed "Die Hard 2: heard him tell the goons, "OK, guys, have your Die Harder" in my head. Nope, there was no fun and when you're bored, lock him in the way I could try any of those moves. Bruce Willis torture chamber—the Hoof n' Horn lounge will WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT had flown the Messinger of Death himself out to do — and maybe, just maybe, Ed will reconsider California to show him how it's really done. I the importance of deadlines when he has to THE RESEARCH APPRENTICESHIP could see it now — "Die Hard 3: Dead." No listen to the Hoofers sing and sing and sing." IN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT? wonder nobody up at the Chomicle crosses Mcintosh icons circled in fronto f my eyes, him. The Mess always gets what he wants, or and I felt like a computer about to eject some somebody pays. undigestable disks. But as I dropped from • Talk to these student program advisers/research apprentices: I thought, "It's not going to be me any more. consciousness, I finally figured out the ticket. I Lisa Lestina (psychology), Jeffrey Miller (sociology), Audrey No more." would talk to Stan Ridgeiy. Poly sci grad school Sherman (psychology), Mary Beth Williamson (Program II), and I didn't realize I had said it aloud until I saw with a frosting of the "Duke Review." Who others. the Messmeister's eyes glaze over. The goons needs a job? HI just stick with Duke. stepped forward, snapping away. The flashes Join us next week when Ed will undoubtedly • Talk with faculty advisers: Drs. Nels C. Anderson, Jr. (physiology), blinded me, and I heard one of them chant: still be unemployed. Carol O. Eckerman (development/psychology), Deborah T. Gold (social psychology), Warren G. "Ted" Hall (neuropsychology), Peter H. Klopfer (zoology), George Maddox (gerontology/sociology) D&D STAFF Complaining Editor and Robert J. Thompson clinical psychology). JOSH IS KUNING! INTERESTED IN RELATED COURSES? Dungeon Master Copout Editor The introductory program course offered Fall, 1991 is "Human MESSINGER OF DEATH RAVING BATTY Development" GDC 124/Soc 124/Psy 124) TTh, 12:10-1:25, Norman Anderson. Limited enrollment. For other courses, see the current Course Synopsis Handbook for Numerolosy Editor Indentured Editors recommended program electives. KRISTA BALL MELSIE ICEBERG FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Professor George Maddox, Program Director. DANCIN' BOY ROBERTS Crayon Editor Box 2920. 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• from THE CHRONICLE page 1 minutes left in the game. UNLV head coach Jerry offensive attack throughout the The eclectic Anthony had just Tarkanian. "Hurley got an open game. seen his collegiate career end. He three-pointer which you're not The Blue Devils aimed to stop had fouled out. supposed to get against the UNLVs transition offense, double "I laid there kind of waiting for Amoeba. They also got two down on Larry Johnson, the na­ the ref to point at me or him," which violates all the principles tional player ofthe year, maintain Davis said. "I didn't even realize of the Amoeba." an Anderson Hunt awareness and it was his fifth foul." Augmon missed an off-balance hit the boards and the floor for Playing without their floor runner, but Johnson hauled in loose balls. general in their first close game the and was fouled by Offensively, Duke strived to ofthe season, the Runnin' Rebels . Johnson, who had 13 utilize its dribble drive against seemed ready for the taking. points and 13 rebounds, missed UNLVs man-to-man defensive It took a minute, but after both free throws. But the senior pressure and frequently look for ' put-back of his forward has an unorthodox stroke Laettner. missed shot to make it 76-71, the from the foul line, and on his Duke achieved two of its de­ Blue Devils stormed from behind. second attempt, Johnson fensive goals, but Hunt exploded Hurley canned a 22-foot three- suckered into the for a game-high 29 points and pointer from the left wing over lane. Thus the big man got a third UNLV outrebounded the Blue UNLVs hallowed Amoeba zone attempt which he sank to tie the Devils 40-26. On offense, Duke to trim the deficit to two points. game with 50 seconds left. worked its gameplan perfectly. Following a Duke timeout, the Duke set up to run its motion But perhaps it was the swag­ Blue Devils hounded the Runnin' offense. Thomas Hill took a four- ger which put the Blue Devils on Rebels as they attempted to run foot jumper in the paint which top. Duke extracted the cocky hip- down the clock. Augmon found drew iron. Laettner boxed out and hop demeanor from UNLV and himself with the ball near grabbed the offensive rebound — infused itself with its own bas­ halfcourt. Davis stepped up and one of seven Duke offensive ketball-booming system. swarmed the beleaguered All- boards on the game — and was Duke refused to shy away from America as the expired. fouled by Evric Gray with 12 the slam-dunking, fast-breaking, Augmon, the All-America who seconds left. trash-talking machine which is did not have a patriotic perfor­ UNLV called timeout to ice the UNLV basketball. The Runnin' mance — six points and four 6-11 junior. Laettner, the Rebels were the bullies of the turnovers — never looked at the tournament's leading NCAA. The Blue Devils turned shot clock. shooter at 88 percent, was in a them into pedestrian peons. Duke On the ensuing possession, similar situation during his matched UNLV taunt for taunt, Duke attacked UNLVs Amoeba freshman year against Arizona 4 barb for barb, hard foul for hard as it had all evening. when he missed the front end of a ik foul. Grant Hill fed Davis as the 6-6 one-and-one which could have tied "I know we won tonight be­ junior slashed from the left wing. the game. BOB KAPLAN/ THE CHRONICLE cause we fought for 40 minutes," Davis hit the and converted As a second-team All-America Thomas Hill said. "We didn't back the three-point play after Johnson in 1991, Laettner would not miss Senior held Larry Johnson to 10 points under his down. We didn't let them intimi­ hammered him. Duke led 77-76. the free throws. He swished them average in the Blue Devils big 79-77 victory. date us." "Coach said that either the both. gunner. So Ackles returned the point attempt at the buzzer ca­ With the game on the line Duke baseline or weak-side flash would In a season which featured al­ ball to Johnson who drove reened harmlessly off the had focus, while UNLV relied on be open against the Amoeba," most no on-court confusion, ironi­ upcourt. Johnson stopped behind backboard. hocus pocus. Senior point guard, Davis said. "Our Blue team did cally, a nonsensical, chaotic se­ the three-point arc on the right "They didn't really have a set co-captain, team spokesman and an excellent job running the quence ended the year for UNLV. wing, looked at the basket, passed play to run because they had not guru, charged into Amoeba all week in practice." Johnson inbounded to Ackles up an open shot and then dished been in a close game all season," Brian Davis on a drive with UNLV "Late in the game it seemed who turned and looked for Hunt, to Hunt, who was still hounded Thomas Hill said. "I expected leading 74-71 and under four like we were heavy-footed," said but Duke was all over the junior by Thomas Hill. His 24-foot three- them to get a better shot." Fans engage in pre-game banter

, , , INDIANAPOLITXTT\T A -KT A TT*/-\T T_-S_ — Y\Prio * r t__o . __"REEBBBEELLSS!!n nT.r_T\ nT_r.T T rtnim" nThm e T%Duk_ I_ e_ AfteA _a_ r ___ith_ e._ ilos s t_____o _ DukeT-v -1 _ _, AnthonA __ _t_i y Saturday's games, the UNC and mob jumped all over that by in­ got rid of the Duke hat, while Duke fans got stupid while terjecting "Suck!!" in the lull be­ Anderson Hunt appropriately waiting to pick up their tickets at tween the UNLV chants. donned a "Three-Pt. Man" hat. will call. Societal and cultural differ­ T. Hill knows Kansas: Thomas There were four separate lines ences: UNLVs players and head Hill became very familiar with of ticket-buyers, one to represent coach have strong opinions about Kansas and head coach Roy Wil­ each school, however, Duke and what distinguishes their school liams during his senior year of Carolina provided most of the and basketball program from high school. The Jayhawks excitement. Duke's. heavily recruited the 6-4 guard It started with the Blue Devil "Everybody would love to have from Lancaster, Texas. faithful shouting, "Carolina the situation where you have all Hill made a visit to Kansas and blows!! Carolina blows!!" Minutes the kids like Duke," Tarkanian loved it. The following weekend later, UNC responded with said. "You have great players, he visited Duke. Sorry, Roy. chants of great students who come from "I really like coach Williams," "HUURRRLLLEEEYYY!!! great families. But that's not what Hill said. "He really liked me as a HUURRRLLLEEEYYY!!!" That life is all about. That's not what person. I really thought he cared drew a quick reprisal of "King our country stands for. I think about me." Rice, he sucks, he really, really we'd be getting a false image of Jamison well-traveled: Alonzo sucks!!" what's taking place in our coun­ Jamison, Kansas' 6-6 forward, has It didn't end there. North try." attended three schools and had Carolina faithful delivered its Anthony sports Duke hat: UNLV one full-time job in the last three biggest blow when they sang, senior point guard and team years. "Eight-time loser!! Eight-time spokesman Greg Anthony created He played his high school ball loser!!" a small stir when he wore a Duke in Santa Ana, California and then Ouch! baseball hat to the Friday after­ went to Oregon State. After he The Dookies meekly replied, noon pregame press conference. moved into a dormitory, but before "Four in a row!" and the standard "I always wanted to go to Duke, he attended any classes, the ad­ CLIFF BURNS/THE CHRONICLE "Go to hell, Carolina, go to hell!!" but I didn't have the opportunity," missions people at OSU had some Grant Hill covered tight all night and held him to When the moronic UNLV fans Anthony quipped. "I didn't have problems with his high school six points and forced him into four turnovers. got into the act with calls of the grades." See NOTES on page 2 • PAGE 2/THE CHRONICLE SPORTSWRAP MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1991 Only Jayhawks stand DUKE VS. KANSAS GAME FACTS: between Duke and title When: 9:12 p.m. Where: ma Hoosierdome, Indianapolis Radio: WDNC {620 AM) Televisi< h R 1QRQ Campron Indnnr • from THE CHRONICLE page 1 Bobby Hurley are all familiar with Randall. is enticing to fans of both squads because The Kansas big man played for Krzyzewski Stadium, Duke won 102-77 the teams have previously met twice in the and with Hurley and Laettner last summer OPPONENT (27-7) Final Four. In 1986, Duke defeated Kan­ on the U.S. national team. sas 71-67 in the semifinals. In 1988, the "I think Mark's biggest asset is that he's Head coach: Roy Williams (North Carolina '72) Jayhawks returned the favor 66-59 en a very active player," Laettner said. "He Career college coaching record: 76-24 route to the national title. doesn't stop moving, pursuing the ball. Record at Kansas: 76-24 But that's in the past. The current Kan­ He's a very good rebounder." Probable Starters: sas edition is pretty good, too. Although Versatile 6-6 forward Alonzo Jamison Guard — Adonis Jordan (12.4 ppg) the Jayhawks are not UNLV, they will complements Randall on the wing. Unlike Guard — Terry Brown (16.4 ppg) provide some problems for Duke. Randall, Jamison, the most outstanding Forward — Alonzo Jamison (10.7 ppg) "They're difficult to defend because they player ofthe Southeast regional, has raised Forward — Mike Maddox (7.4 ppg) can score from five different positions," the level of his play in the postseason. He Center— Mark Randall (14.8 ppg} Krzyzewski said. "[Alonzo] Jamison is just has averaged 13.4 points and 8.2 rebounds excellent inside . . . Mark [Randall] can a game, while shooting an otherworldly 68 really pass the ball. They hit the boards percent from the field. extremely well. The key for us is to see how "Alonzo has had a very good year, but he well we can focus on the game and put the hasn't gotten the attention," Williams said. Vegas game behind us. "He's guarded point guards ... He's a real ft up "Kansas has done something this past fast learner on the offensive end." month that we weren't able to do — beat "Downtown" Terry Brown is Kansas' pen. North Carolina." most dangerous player and most incon­ Senior forward Mark Randall leads the sistent. He led the team in scoring (16.8) last Jayhawks with 14.9 points, on 64 percent during the regular season, but he has shot tean shooting, and 6.1 rebounds a poorly in the tourney, including 1-10 Wea game, however, his scoring has dipped in against North Carolina. In the tournament. He has averaged 10.8 The 6-2 senior guard, however, has the points in five games, while shooting an ability to explode. He has scored over 20 Rich uncharacteristic 48 percent from the field. points in eight games this season, includ­ Jayh But the burly 6-9 forward takes smart ing a 42-point explosion against North Appi shots and performs flawlessly within the Carolina State in January. Di system. He had 16 points and 11 rebounds "[Brown] has the capability of going off and against the Tar Heels. like [N.C. State's] ," Tho­ Krzyzewski, Christian Laettner and mas Hill said. "If I'm going to guard him I men can't go out and play him thinking about shot his last game. You have to respect him." garni Brown knows what he needs to do against Caro Jamison set to the Blue Devils. Roac "I'm going to have to move around," Brown said. "I will get my shots off by battle for title using screens . . . I'm trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong." • NOTES from page 1 Adonis Jordan, the 5-11 point guard, transcript. After a few weeks of contem­ makes Kansas intricate motion offense plation, they denied Jamison admission. click. The baby-faced sophomore can shoot and pass the rock. He averages 12.5 points So he headed back home and got a job and 4.6 assists a game. Jordan sank the washing cars at a Chevrolet dealership. Tar Heels with 16 points and seven assists. From there, he matriculated at Rancho Senior Mike Maddox rounds out Kansas' Santiago Junior College in California. Af­ starting lineup. The 6-7 forward, who plays ter one year, he transferred to Kansas with a degenerative disc in his lower back, where he sat out one semester before mak­ is steady, if unspectacular. He gets the job EXPERIENCE THE EARTH ing his NCAA debut in the spring of 1990. done with a little scoring, some rebound­ ing and a dash of passing. His main job is to set screens for Brown, Jordan and IN THE CLASSROOM AND OUTDOORS Announcement Randall. Williams will use at least nine players, Tonight's NCAA Championship game with three members of his bench contrib­ Anumber of seolcgy courses satisfy the Natural Sciences will be shown on the big screen in uting. Richard Scott, a freshman forward, Cameron with the "Grandmother of had 14 points and six rebounds against area of knowledgerequirement They include: all Bonfires" to follow . Coca Cola and UNC in 16 minutes. Swingman Patrick Domino's will treat once again. Be there Richey and, especially, guard Sean Tunstall when the festivities kick off at 7:30 have also been factors in the tourney. Gedcg/10(i_2Couise) p.m. Remember to welcome home the There it is. Tonight, 9:12 p.m. Duke vs. team tomorrow at noon in Cameron. North Car... errr, Kansas for the national championship. 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The who fell victim to a 18-0 run in last year's NCAA cham­ their decision-making ability. speaker has the choice of taking one of two paths, one pionship game. On the final play of the game, the plan was to get the beaten and worn and easy to travel. The other has been But with 15:24 remaining in the second half, CBS broke ball in the hands of Hunt, who could either create his own taken less often and poses much more of a challenge. to commercial with the score Duke 53, UNLV 53. The shot or find Johnson down low. Duke, however, knew / took the one less traveled by, feared and revered Rebel run never came. The largest Hunt would be the focus ofthe final play. After Johnson And that has made all the difference. number of consecutive points UNLV could manage to reel inbounded to George Ackles, Ackles looked in Anthony's UNLV and Duke took different roads to Saturday off was six, and as Duke stayed close, UNLV began to direction only to find him practically sharing Hurley's night's national semifinal game. unravel. uniform. Still, Ackles got the ball back to Johnson, who UNLVs road was paved smoothly by Big West opposi­ On the first possession after the timeout, UNLV guard actually freed himself for a three-point attempt. tion. One other team from the Big West, New Mexico Anderson Hunt stole a Christian Laettner pass and took "I kind of wish Larry would have taken the three when State, made the NCAA tournament, and it was knocked off down court, with Duke's Bill McCaffrey in pursuit. he had the chance," said Tarkanian. off in the first round. A few minor bumps could have been When Hunt left his feet to attempt a layup, McCaffrey Instead, he dished back to Hunt for a longer, more caused by contests with Michigan State, Princeton and stayed low, making contact with Hunt's feet with his difficult shot. The shot clanged off the rim, ending UNLVs Arkansas, but the Rebels deftly handled the opposition. upper body. Hunt took exception to the foul, and stuck first, and last, wire-to-wire game of the season. Duke's path was laden with thorns. In addition to its himself in McCaffrey's face to tell him about it. Atlantic Coast Conference schedule, Duke played road After Hunt hit one of two free throws, Rebel forward games at the two schools which entered the season with Stacey Augmon was called for intentional foul away from DUKE VS. UNLV the longest home-win streaks in Arizona and Oklahoma, the ball. Duke's Brian Davis made one ofthe free throws Ouke MP FG 3PG FT R A TO BUCST PFPTS a home game against a team with one ofthe nation's top and a layup on the ensuing possession to give Duke a 57- Koubek 22 1-6 0-3 0-0 1 3 1 1 0 1 2 players (LSUs Shaquille O'Neal), and several tough games 54 lead. Hill. G. 33 5-8 0-0 1-1 5 5 5 0 1 2 11 Laettner 40 9-14 1-1 9-11 7 2 4 1 1 2 28 to start the season in the Dodge NIT. Another hard foul on Hunt, this one by Bobby Hurley, Hurley 40 4-7 3-4 1-1 2 7 3 0 2 3 12 . "Our schedule has definitely helped us," said Duke caused UNLVs Larry Johnson to lose his cool and get a Hill. T. 22 2-6 0-0 2-2 2 1 0 1 1 2 6 coach Mike Krzyzewski. "We did it this way because we . But the temper flare-ups and nervousness McCaffrey 14 2-3 0-0 1-2 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 Lang 2 0-0 0-0 OO 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 thought it would help us if we got in the NCAA. This kind were just a prelude to a final five minutes filled with Davis 21 6-12 00 3-4 4 1 1 0 1 1 15 of schedule helps a team as long as it stays healthy." indecision, confusion and mistakes. Palmer 6 0-0 .0-0 OO 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 Team 4 In the end, it made all the difference. An early sign to perhaps some rustiness on the behalf Totals 20029-56 4-8 17-21 26 21 14 4 6 13 79 In this case, "the end" is the crucial moments in the of Tarkanian to manage a close finish came with 4:42 to second half. Much had been made before the game about play. Tark sought to call a timeout, only to be waved off UNLV MP FG 3PG FT R A TO BLK ST PFPTS Johnson 39 5-10 0-2 3-4 13 2 3 2 1 3 13 the difference in average age of the two teams, UNLV and told to wait for the 4:00 TV timeout by his point guard Augmon 39 3-10 0-0 0-1 8 2 4 1 2 2 6 being a full three years older per player. But what turned Greg Anthony. But just as the TV timeout arrived at the Ackles 25 2-6 0-0 1-2 5 0 0 1 0 4 7 out to be more important than age was experience in close four-minute mark, Anthony picked up his fifth foul on an Hunt 39 11-20 4-11 3-5 4 2 1 0 1 0 29 Anthony 1-1 5 6 1 0 3 5 19 games, and Duke had the edge. offensive charge. Gray 0-0 1 0 3 0 0 2 2 "It seemed [UNLV] didn't react well to being in a close Meanwhile, Duke handled the stretch run with poise on Spencer o 0 0 2 1 game, maybe because they haven't been in one this year," both ends of the court. After UNLV opened a five-point Team Totals 7 said Duke guard Thomas Hill. lead at 76-71, Hurley stroked a three pointer and then the 18 77 On the game, there were 17 ties and 25 lead changes, Duke defense forced a 45-second violation. Duke 79 which indeed was a new experience for UNLV. The Rebels Both Hurley's trey and the basket that tied it for Duke, UNLV 77 were a team used to being in front. 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The bath­ the shoulder of my date. So this guy punches me. I mean technically, what can I do, you know grouchy. Ward preys on his vulnerability, hop­ rooms (this was at South Square) were pretty me in the face and it was not until then that I what I'm saying? So I politely asked the one kid ing to get some really raunchy pictures and then clean, but there was no soap, so I took one of realized that I was sitting in the wrong row. The to put them down, but she didn't seem to sell them to the Enquirer. That's where the those pink round bars from the urinal. Later, my movie just then reaches it's climax when Reagan understand English. She central conflict begins, date would scream "Gross!" and barf. But we (Reagan) catches Ward (Roberts) with another kept asking, "Que?" so I and there's a lot of sym­ had already fooled around, so I didn't care. customer, while in the background we hear a hit her over the head with bolism and stuff. So I go Anyway, the genre of this film is Romantic remake of a C & C Music Factory hit, performed a crowbar. to buy a Coke and my Comedy. There were some funny jokes. Also, by renowned coloratura soprano Barbara Anyway, I was a little date wants one too, but I they showed her tits a few times. Most of the Buschman with the refrain "Pump to the rhythm, late, but "Pretty Woman II don't want to pay. I get guys seemed to like those scenes. By the way, pump pump to the rhythm, pump." At the end, — Back on the Streets" is her a small, and I get a the good goys beat the bad govs. the tale of Vivian Ward Jumbo, and the ungrate­ (Julia Roberts), a hooker. ful dame pulls an atti­ DIRT If you remember "Pretty tude on me. Woman," you'll recall that Anyway, when I re­ she mashed with tycoon turn there's this huge Edward Lewis (Richard black guy trying to kill R.E.M. won't tour, but Mooch will Gere) and then was sup­ Wesley Snipes, evi­ by David Ball "I pretend to know a lot about music." posed to live happily ever dently foreshadowing Shaka-Khan has stated that he can do after. Well, forget it. violence. I saw some '- he Major Distractions Committee of the whatever he wants with the committee until his In this movie, Lewis symbolism, but then it Duke University Onion continues its his­ successor, Peter Scar takes over tonight at 5 dumps her, half because occured to me that I was T tory of fine programming for Crapel Hill p.m. "I look at the 5 p.m. deadline as similar to he discovered that he re­ in the wrong theater. high school students with a new show for Bush's deadline for Solemn Hussein. I have free ally fancied men, half be­ So I run back to Cameroon Indoor Stadium. reign until then, and my mother is faxing the cause she had dyed her "Pretty Woman II" and After passing on Shinehead O'Connor, Little contract Monday morning," said Shaka-Khan hair and wasn't nearly as the plot thickens when Feet, In Living Color, Stanleyfishbone, the confidently as he rubbed his hand over his hot of a babe, and half Reagan (Reagan) forgets Beatles reunion tour, Neil NotsoYoung, Stung, velour-covered head. because the producer de­ CUFF BURNOUT. S&M Ward's (Julia Roberts') Incognito Girls and the Democratic Nomination The Mooch Shaka-Khan All-Star Bonehead cided that he wanted to Like a Chomicle photo could ever name and has to intro­ for '92, the chair of the Major Distractions Revue is composed of Shaka-Khan, Connie make a sequel. look this good* duce her (Ward) ((Rob­ Committee, Mooch Shaka-Khan, has anounced Pearcy on tambourine, J-Rock lip synching, Anyway, she's back to turning tricks on erts)) to The Invisible Man (Keith Brodie) at a that he has finally booked the first musical act Arden Clark on the G-string guitar, and Clay Hollywood Boulevard, when she meets another really lavish partly. I mean REALLY lavish — to play at the University since October. Buckley on the bench. They have agreed to rich and famous John, Ronald Reagan (Ronald no Doritos anywhere. Reagan, though, is in a "When we lost the bid for Empty Hammer, I donate all of the proceeds from the concert to Reagan), who is a retired President. I don't bind when The Invisible Man pre-empts him was distraught. I really like his song, 'Nice, George Will's second speaking fee in three remember exactly what happens when they and queries, "So who's the babe?" With a flash Nice, Baby.' But rather than getting mad and months. meet, as the theater is too dark to take notes. But of inspiration. Reagan pretends to choke on his tranfering to UWC-Crapel Hill, I decided, why "I think it's a great cause," said Bucklev, who presumably there was some full frontal nudity drumstick. don't I play?" he said in a prepared statement. see FINALLY on page 4

THE LITERATURE DEPARTMENT Offers the Following Undergraduate Courses for FALL 1991 Registration BEGINS TODAY Monday, April 1 LIT 20s Intro to Literature: Reading for Yourself T/TH 12:10-1:25 p.m. - J. Tompkins - East Duke 204A

UT 102.01 Intro to Cultural Studies: Rim, Photography & TV M/W 1:50-3:05 p.m. - J. Gaines - East Duke 204B TERM I LIT 102.02 Intro to Cultural Studies: Defining Culture T/TH12:10-l:25pm-K.Surin-Carrll7 May 16 -June 29

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The choreography for the stage show was Revue will also play their famous retrospective designed by the Dancin' Prancin* Devils. "I had of songs from all the bands that played Crapel FINALLY to burn the hair off my legs to fit into the shiney Hill and Really instead of Durm. blue spandex tights." "I don't mind that we lost those bands. Who from page 3 Shaka-Khan has discovered that a little wants to see the Dead anyway? Their dance may or may not have been in Indianapolis. "I sacrifice goes a long way, but he refuses to numbers suck." mean, they have reruns of sitcoms, don't mmm HOB The Shaka-Khan's concert is supposed they?" to draw from all over Derm High. The "Actually, I was having this dream. I « Onion does not care if anyone shows up. was in this big body of water, and the "I also plan to add some favor­ "If we did, we would cancel most of our whole team was there. All these sharks programming," saidRaphael Freedom, who were circling us. Then this whaling boat ites for my old friends and has put his Onion position on his resume came to save us, and the rest ofthe team scopes like 'Keep On Moochin' for two years in a row. got in, but the coach wouldn't let me. I "The show will draw more of an audi­ asked Koubek about it, 'cause he took this and 'Bust a Mooch/" ence then Bob Mold did. After all, we're pysch class, and he told me to check the going to make all seven members fromth e name on my jersey. It said 'Buckley,' and •_____• __•_• Especially Underattended Events Com­ then I knew. So I just decided to hang out on the compromise his music. mittee go see Mooch," said Beth Butt, program­ bench in front ofthe C.I. like Quin used to do." "I plan to do lots of Connell covers. The kids ming deactivator for the Onion. Shaka-Khan considers Buckley as an asset to really dig it," said Shaka-Khan. "I also plan to Pie Fi soroity will open by singing their the line-up. "Clay lifts me on his shoulders as I add some favorites for my old friends and scopes pledge party songs, like Curly Simon's "I'm So enter. That way people in the second row can like 'Keep On Moochin' and 'Bust a Mooch.'" Vain, I Think This Song Is About Me" and the MARK WASSy-POO/S&M see me." Hangover Cure's "Why Can't You Be Me."|W!fl The Mooch Shaka-Khan All-Star Bonehead Mooch never looked so good.

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Stupid Freshman Aispaugh '91 Editorial Boardman The Chomicle's editorial board meets once a year to fix the ASDU presidential election. Members consist of all Chomicle staffers who aren't hung over from the night before, as well as several at-large members chosen from the Pig Book every August. Meetings take place on the Cleland bench and are BYOB. And by the "TESTING THE WATERS?" way, the Editorial Boardman is a woman. Men: The scourge of society, Why waste time recycling abusers of all that is female when the deficit needs us? not too long ago between two members I found that it took them about five • Lofty goals ofthe same fraternity. They were sitting Din my world seconds to walk the extra 15 feet from on their bench. trash can to the ominous thing called a Jacquie Ice John: "Are you certain that there's no Its Stark recycling bin and then five seconds to cover way we can make Duke a single-sex the distance coming back, at normal The other day I nearly became ill. A school again?" Let me start with a little story. I think walking speeds for a six-foot male and a 5- man said hello to me. It was disgusting. Bob: "I don't think the administration it'll raise your ire, too. 6 female. That's ten extra seconds the And to make matters worse, he actu­ will go for it, and there's no way those I was eating in a local restaurant (which couple wasted after their meal. ally wanted to stop and talk to me about bitches [he actually said 'bitches'!] in shall remain nameless to protect the bas­ The thing is, they seemed to be eating in something that wasn't gender-related. I the Women's Studies Program will go tards who own it from lawsuits), and I was a hurry. They came into the restaurant was embarrassed, mostly because he— I for it." watching two particularly granola-looking after I had gotten there, and they were hesitate to admit it, even—isn't PC. John: "Too bad. I hate women. I hate types eat at the table next to me. ready to leave 15 minutes before I was. It just goes to speak to a larger issue, them so much. I wish they would just go The girl had a wooden spoon and fork And I eat fast. So why did they take the and that is that women are constantly away. Hey do you think maybe Duke that she had brought with here, and she extra 10 seconds of time? screwed over every single time there's would go for being like it was in the was drinking out of a non-disposable cup. Then I thought I'd extrapolate the results an opportunity for a man to get more '50s?" As if that weren't bad enough, the guy she a little bit. If they do that every time they than us. I have never been in a situation Bob: "How so?" was with (who, not incidentally, had an eat a meal, assuming three meals a day for in which I felt as if I was being treated as John: "Women couldn't leave East earring and a ponytail), was eating salad. 20 years, that's 219,000 seconds, or 3,650 superior to a man. Not once. I hate that. campus, and they sure didn't have much Guys do not eat salad. And then he took minutes, or, even more grotesque, 61 hours The fact that this man said hello to me of a voice around here." the ham off. Some kind of vegetarian, I (two and a half days) spent recycling—in is made even worse by virtue ofthe fact Bob: "That would be great. They might guess. just 20 years! that he's in a greek organization—a go for that, too, especially since most of So anyway, when they finish, they get Granola people, therefore, are stupid. FRATERNITY! And it's not APO. It's the chicks [he actually said 'chicks'!] up and walk over to the trash can to throw And to think of all ofthe suffering going one of those that doesn't admit women at who are into all of this feminism crap out their paper plates. But instead of on in the world. If 1,000 granola people all. Blasphemy. live over there anyway." tossing the plates in like normal, rational applied each of their two and a half days of Fraternities, as we all know, are ha­ John: "Yeah. Let's go talk to Keith human beings, they walked past the trash recycling time over 20 years to helping vens for sexual abuse and sexism. /'Jl right now." can a good 15 feet to a drum labelled solve, say, the deficit, that would be...let's they do in those sections is sit around I swear I heard that conversation. It's "recycling bin" and dropped their plates see...2,500 man (I mean, person) days of and talk about how they can continue to a universal mission of men: They want into it. service available to the government. Surely put women on a subservient level. Either to do away with women. I was aghast. the deficit would be gone if they do that. that or they talk about their sexual We have to stand up and fight, and we What could possibly motivate someone Recyclers, why don't you stop, look and prowess. It's pathetic. have to let men know how much they to walk an extra 15 feet just to throw away listen for a while—the earth is fine, but it I actually heard this conversation once really suck. some garbage? I knew not, so I did some would be a better place to fiveifyo u wouldn't research. wasted so much time. PAGE 12 THE CHRONICLE MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1991 Comics

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Today "Germany, Pale Mother," Free Film Friday, April 5 The Second Annual Chinese Speech sponsored by Center for Judaic Studies. Contest. Open to public. 116 Old Chemis­ Free Tax Help. Bring last year's tax returns, 201 Perkins Library, 3:15 pm. Arms and the Man. By George Bernard try, West Campus, 2 - 5 pm. receipts and W-2 forms. Durham Technical Shaw. Sheafer Theater, 8 pm. College, 11 am -1 pm & 5 - 7 pm. "Faces of Stone," by William Carlow Italian All Stars. NC 1991 International Williams. Raleigh Correctional Center for Ark Dances. Spring Showcase. The Ark, Jazz Festival. Italian Garden, 3211 Blood Drive. Bryan Center Mezzanine, 9:30 Women. Cali 684-2027 for information. 8 pm. Hillsborough Rd., Durham, 10 pm. am - 2:30 pm. Free Tax Help. Bring last year's tax returns, NC Symphony with Cho-Liang Lin guest "I Remember," Epic Poem on Lebanese "Emotional Costs of Divorce," Domestic receipts and W-2 forms. Lincoln Community violinist. Page Auditorium, 8 pm. Civil War. AALL, 2101 Campus Dr., 4 pm. Law Panel Part I. Orange County Women's Health Center, 10 am -12 pm. Durham Center, 210 Henderson St., Chapel Hill, County Library, 6 - 8 pm. International Coffee Break. Chapel Start of Self Defense Course for Women. 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm. Pre-registration at Basement, 12 pm. Triangle Women's Martial Arts Center, 715 968-4610. Durham-Orange Genealogical Society N. Mangum St., Durham, 10 am -12 noon. Meeting. How the DAR can help document Arabic Table. Schlitz Room, Rathskellar, "Science, Feminism, and Romance: The lineage. Durham County Public Library, 6 - 7 pm. Free Tax Help. Bring last year's tax returns, receipts and W-2 forms. Durham County Men and Women's Club 1885-1888," 7pm. Play: The Butterfly's Evil Spell. North Lecture by Judith Walkowitz. Dey Hall, UNC- Library, 9:45 -11:45 am. "Job Hunting in a Tight Economy," Free Gallery, DUMA, 8 pm. Chapel Hill, 8 pm. Get Acquainted Morning. For parents and Seminar by Mike Collins. University Mall International Students First Friday Fellow­ children. Emerson Waldorf School, 10 am - "Mythmakers, Musicologists, and Stephen Waldenbooks, Chapel Hill, 7 pm. ship. 210 Lansbury, Durham, 6:15 pm. 11:30 am. Call 967-1858 for reservations. Foster," Lecture by Deane L. Root. Room Spring Festival. Kite-flying contests, poetry Rides from l-House at 6 pm. 104, Biddle Music Building, 4:30 pm. 1991 Canoe and Kayak Demo Day. River readings, clogging. NCSU's Court of NC & "The Mission," Free Film. Episcopal Runners' Emporium, Inc. Silver Lake, 5308 "I Want to Play You a Song." Eric Miller, Caldwell Hall. Free. Student Center, 8:15 pm. Holly Springs Rd., Raleigh, 12 - 5 pm. piano. Duke North Cafeteria, 5 pm. "Changing Paradigms of American Foreign First Friday Fellowship. For international Tuesday, April 2 Policy," Lecture by Former Assistant students and their friends. 210 Landsbury Sunday, April 7 Secretary of State. 139 Social Sciences, 4 Dr., 6:15 pm. Rides from l-House at 6 pm. Duke Chorale Spring Tour Concert. Baldwin Arms and the Man. By George Bernard pm. Auditorium, 8 pm. Shaw. Sheafer Theater, 8 pm. "I Remember," Epic poem on the Leba­ "I Want to Play You a Song." Pam nese Civil War. AALL, 2101 Campus Dr., Lutheran Campus Ministry Fellowship Habitat for Humanity meeting. House D Morrison, piano. Duke North Cafeteria, 1 4 pm. Commons, 9 pm. pm. Dinner. Kitchen Area, Chapel basement, "The Psychology of Women and the 5:30 pm. Episcopal Campus Ministry eucharist. Duke Thursday, April 4 Development of Girls," by Carol Gilligan. Chapel Crypt, 12:15 pm. 130 Psych Soc, 3:30 pm. Episcopal Student Fellowship Eucharist Choral Vespers, a 30 minute service by and Dinner. Episcopal Student Center, 505 Nederiandse Tafel. Magnolia Room, 12 candlelight. Memorial Chapel, 5:15 pm. 1991 Regional Student Conference of Alexander, 5 pm. pm. For info call 286-0604. ASME, Region IV. Oral competition. 125 Arms and the Man. By George Bernard Engineering, 8 am - 5 pm. Arabic Table. Schlitz Room, Rathskellar, 6- ASA general body meeting. 116 Old Chem, Shaw. Sheafer Theater, 8 pm. 7 pm. 7 pm. Senior recital. Edward Shanaphy, horn. Duke Collegium Musicum: Music ofthe Nelson Music Room, 8 pm. Play: The Butterfly's Evil Spell. North "The Bush Administration and United Renaissance. Memorial Chapel, 8 pm. Gallery, DUMA, 2 pm. States-Latin American Economic Relations: Stellar. "The Ragged Way We Fall Out of A Southern Cone Perspective," by Roberto Ark Dances. Spring Showcase. The Ark, Love," read by Betsy Cox. Dean's Confer­ Feminist Knitting Circle. Jarvis Commons, Bouzas. Center for International Studies, . 8 pm. ence Room, M33 Green, Duke South, 8 pm. 12:15 pm. 12 noon. Arabic Table. Schlitz Room, Rathskellar, Duke University Chorale. Spring Tour Blood Drive. Bryan Center Mezzanine, 9:30 6-7 pm. "Mineralogy and Soil Processes in the Concert. Baldwin Auditorium, 8 pm. am - 2:30 pm. Rhizosphere," by Dr. Richard April. 144 Bio Play: The Butterfly's Evil Spell. North Sci, 12:30 pm. "I Remember," Epic poem on Lebanese Duke Jazz Lab. Jazz Mobile, Downtown Gallery, DUMA, 8 pm. Civil War. AALL, 2101 Campus Dr., 4 pm. Durham, 12 pm. Free. Raptures Christian Fellowship Bible Study. "Quantum Dynamics of Small Systems Using Discrete Variable Representations," "Where were you in 1970: In Bellbottoms? "Reflections on a Miracle: Chile's Chapel Basement, 6 - 7:30 pm. In Diapers?" Come as you were party. Biberalization Experiment 1973 -1990," by Dr. John Light. 103 Gross Chem, Durham Arts Council's Pavillion Gallery, 3 - Lecture by William F. Maloney. 119 Old "Systematics ofthe Lentinieae," by David 3:30 pm. Hibbett. 144 Bio, Sci, 12:30 -1:30 pm. 6 pm. Chemistry, 5 pm. Free Tax Help. Bring last year's tax returns, receipts and W-2 forms. Durham County "The Gendering of Language," Lecture by Blood Drive. Bryan Center Mezzanine. 9:30 "The Living Will, Medical Directive, and am -2:30 pm. Library, 10 am -12 pm. William O'Barr. Mary Lou Williams Center, Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care: North Carolina and California Perspectives. 8 pm. Book Signing and Reception with Lois "Music ofthe Renaissance," Duke Colleg­ Eno River Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Stiles Edgerly, author of "Give Her This "Reporting the Gulf War," Lecture by ium Musicum. Memorial Chapel, 8 pm. 4907 Garrett Rd., Durham, 2 - 4 pm. Wivina Belmonte. Canadian Studies Day." Southern Sisters Bookstore, 411 Duke Jazz Lab. Jazz Mobile. Downtown Morris St., Durham, 4 - 6 pm. Center, 12:15 pm. Bring lunch. Durham, 12 noon. Free Senior recital. Laura Burian, violin. Nelson Senior Horn Recital by Edward Shanaphy. Music Room, 3 pm. "I Remember," Epic poem on the Lebanese Wednesday, April 3 Nelson Music Room, 8 pm. Civil War. AALL, 2101 Campus Dr., 4 pm. Flute masterclass. Carol Wincenc. Re­ Arms and the Man. By George Bernard Spring Festival. Kites, Poetry, clogging. hearsal Hall, Mary Duke Biddle Music Shaw. Sheafer Theater, 8 pm. "Germany, Pale Mother," Free film spon­ Building, 2 - 5 pm. sored by Center for Judaic Studies. 201 NCSU's Court of NC & Caldwell Hall. Free. Lutheran Campus Ministry worship with Perkins Library, 7 pm. Saturday, April 6 Holy Communion. Chapel Basement, General Public Notices Vegetarian Dinner. Free. 229 Social 9:30 pm. Sciences, 5 - 7 pm. Arms and the Man. By George Bernard What are you going to do with the rest of Spanish Table. Mary Lou Williams Center, Shaw. Sheafer Theater, 8 pm. your life? Workshop. For 8 Mondays, Apr. 1 1991 Regional Student Conference of 6-7 pm. - May 20, 9:30 -11:30 am. To enroll call ASME, Region IV. Barbeque Buffet at 6:30 Ark Dances. Spring Showcase. The Ark, 684-6259. Amnesty International meeting. 219 Soc pm followed by design competition at 8 8 pm. Sci, 8:30 pm. pm. Teer Engineering Library. Are you ready for a career change? Jean-Yves Thibaudet and Carol Wincenc. Workshop. 4 Thursdays, Apr. 4 - 25, 6 - 8 Raising America's Children: Thinking and "Censorship and Pornography: Where Do Chamber music. Reynolds Industries pm. To enroll call 684-6259. Creativity with Andy Silberman. AV Room We Draw the Line?" Orange County Theater, 8 pm. 211, Perkins, 12 -1 pm. Women's Center, 210 Henderson St., Four-week self-defense course for women. Chapel Hill, 7 - 8:30. Pre-register at 968- Arabic Table. Schlitz Room, Rathskellar, Saturdays beginning April, 6 from 10 am - Blood Drive. Bryan Center Mezzanine, 9:30 4610. Free. 6 - 7 pm. 12 pm. For information and to register call am-2:30 pm. The Triangle Women's Martial Arts Center, Sophomore Voice Recital by Jeffrey "Living Nonviolently in a Violent World: 682-7262. Graduate School Information Workshop. Bridging the Gap Between Belief and Jarmakani, baritone. Rehearsal Hall, 3 pm. 124 Social Sciences, 4 - 5 pm. Actions." Center for Peace Education, 214 Pittsboro St., Chapel Hill, 7 - 9:30. Sophomore Horn Recital by Forrest Brown. Student Notices Stress Management Support Group. Rehearsal Hall, 5 pm. Orange County Women's Center, 210 Free Tax Help. Bring last year's tax returns, Free Counseling and Conversation for Henderson St., Chapel Hill, 7 pm - 8:30 receipts and W-2 forms. North Durham "Workout for Hope," Aerobics Against surviviors of sexual assault. Women's pm. Call 968-4610 for Pre-Registration. Branch Library, Bragtown Library and AIDS. Omni Convention Center, Durham, 9 Center, 101-5 Bryan Center. Each Wednes­ Ruritan Cabin, 6-8 pm. am -12 noon. day, 9 am - 3 pm by appointment. "Tidy Heads and Hands: African American Midwives in the South," Lecture by Gertrude Benefit. National Child Rights Alliance. "A Peasant of El Salvador," Drama followed Safewalks. Ifyou need an escort anywhere Fraser. Alumni Bldg., UNC-CH, 3:20 pm. Ninth St. Bakery, Durham, 7:30 - 9:30 pm. by panel discussion. First Presbysterian on campus. 10 pm - 2 am. 684-6403. Free. Church, 305 E. Main St., 7 pm. "Reporting from the Gulf," Visiting jounalist Volunteers needed by Duke Recycles to Wevina Belmonte. Broughton Commons, Spring Festival. Kites, Poetry, clogging. Play: The Butterfly's Evil Spell. North help with weekend dormitory collection. 9 pm. NCSU's Court of NC & Caldwell Hall. Free. Gallery, DUMA, 8 pm. Call 684-3362 for more information. PAGE 14 THE CHRONICLE MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1991 Classifieds

Announcements WRINKLE IN TIME LIFEGUARDS Snack bar and pool attendants for Apts. for Rent Lost and Found MADELINE L'ENGLE IS COMING! 4/7 in The Duke University Faculty Club is now summer.' Apply in person at Hope Page 7:00PM and 4/9 in Duke Chapel at accepting applications for certified life­ Valley Country Club after 4pm. See HEADING FOR EUROPE THIS SUM­ SUMMER RENTAL APARTMENT available 7:00PM. Be there, and teli'em Charles guards. W.S.I, a plus. Apply in person or Will Davis. LOST KEYS MER? Jet there anytime with May-Aug. BR, living, porch, all comforts Wallace sent you! call 684-6672. Three keys on a brass keychain. Please AIRHITCH for $160 from the East in complex with pool, tennis. Call 489- call Julie at 684-2663. Coast. (As reported in NY Times & 0966. EARN $5,000-15,000 This summer Child Care Let's Go!) AIRHITCH 212-864-2000. June LSAT? Want to take the June LSAT in Greens­ selling environmental products. Contact WATCH LOST 2BR apt. near E. Campus, hardwood boro... 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RAMBO . .as well as Dick Cheney and James Baker announced engagement plans.

ROCKY BALBOA In recent marriage news, Arnold and Sylvester. ..

From page 14 THE COFFEHOUSE Serving sandwiches, salads, home­ made desserts 12-6 daily. $2.50- BE CREATIVE! $3.00. OFF CAMPUS TASTE ON CAM­ Come see MADELINE L'ENGIE! She PUS. Take-out oreat in. Cash or check writes more than just children's books! only. 684-4069. Hear her speak 4/7 in Page 7:00PM and 4/9 in Duke Chapel at 7:00. He Said, She Saidl Do men talk differently than CHARITY ON PTS women? How do we talk about Interested service groups must pick each other? Hear Dr. William up application (due Friday April 5) in O'Barr discuss the gender of ASDU office for spring points drive. language. Tuesday, 8pm, Mary Lou Williams Center. GMC Passing wind? How about the pot MEL calling the kettle black? Thanks for To the wonderfully weird woman with dinnerbut for everyone's sake, make refreshing/liberal convictions, Happy that appointment at Pickens! -Ceal. Birthday from a less than spontane­ ous Anglophone who loves to spend BUMS time listening to "lame" stories. talk to themselves. Many are schizo­ phrenic. Find out more about this DUIT! debilitating disease on Tuesday, April Tired of packed computer clusters? 2nd, 7PM, Zener Auditorium. Try the new Mac cluster on East Cam­ pus. Located in the Down Under, the SHANNON basement of GA. Available 24hrs./ The woman who can't sleep on ce­ day. Enter through the loading dock. ment. From the one who can. Bottom bed hog, walk with intent, two week DoYouHaveSpirit? curse. Remember, keep'em harmless Cheerleader tryouts begin Mon­ or I WILL retaliate. day, April 8, in Card Gymnasium from 7-9pm. First meeting is man­ HABITAT datory! Call April at 684-7666 for Officer Elections THIS Tuesday - ifyou details. want to run, or want to have a say, COME! Ifyou're interested in an office NIKKI-When will I see you again? and haven't told us yet, call Scott or Anxiously awaiting any encourage­ Claire. ment, YOUR BOY TOY

COURSES FOR UNDERGRADUATES DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY FALL 1991 PHR 150: Pharmacology; Drug Actions and Reactions 10:35-11:50 Tues, Thurs/ Dr. R.D. Schwartz, 684-5181 •Introduction to pharmacology. Mechanisms of drug action; concepts of toxicity, resistance, tolerance, dependence and interactions. Drugs acting on the nervous, cardivascular and endocrine systems; therapy of infections and cancer. Prerequisites: Introductory biolosy and chemistry.

PHR 233: Principles of Pharmacology and Toxology 3:25-4:40 Mon,Wed, Fri / Dr. T.A. Slotkin, 684-2315 •Drug absorption, distribution, excretion and metabolism; pharmacokinetics; correlations of structure and function. Drug and hormone receptors and target cell responses; cellular actions of drugs and toxic substances. Prerequisites: Introductory biolosy, CHEM 151, MTH 31,32

PHR 254: Mammaliam Toxicology 3:20-4:35Tues, Thurs/Dr. M.B. Abou-Donia, 684-2221 •Molecular basis for toxicity of chemical arid physical agents, environmental toxicity,, epidemiology and risk assessment. Prerequisites: Introductory Biolosy, CHEM 151 PAGE 16 THE CHOMICLE MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1991 Spottscrap Anal committee bans fun in Cameron to protect players

By IMAGONNA SCREWYA therefore announcing the policy right away In keeping with their mandate to remove would be equally effective. all the fun from Duke basketball, the "So does this mean that we have to have Special Ad Hoc Subcommittee on Ruining three cases of alternate beverages and the Undergraduate Experience has re­ three pounds of oreo cookies with every cently passed an edict outlawing dunking staged bonfire?" asked Trinity junior and taunting opponents inside Cameron Jimme Anotherbeer. Indoor Stadium. Grufface also admitted that the com­ "We just don't want to see anyone hurt," mittee wanted to ban all basketball play­ said Vice Admiral William Grufface. "And ing on campus and disband the men's after Brian Davis cut his finger on the rim basketball team after Thomas Hill injured last week when he missed that dunk we his back in the game against UNLV Sat­ just realized that we wanted to exercise urday, but they met with too much resis­ our omnipotence once again and pass a tance from Athletic Director Tom Marga­ policy without consulting any of the stu­ rine and couldn't pull it off. dents that really care about the issue or The men's basketball team and one the basketball team in order to stop another member of the sportswriting community mindless tragedy from occurring. were coherent enough to respond to the "We also realized that several of the announcement. players and cheerleaders from opposing "I think it's a real crock of shit, and I teams had been emotionally scarred by think you people are really screwing our taunts from the Cameron crowd so we basketball team." lambasted head bas­ passed our dogma to prevent this." ketball coach Mick Krizcowski. "I really Duke student basketball fans were in­ think you ought to get you're heads out of different upon hearing ofthe new policy as you're asses." most were still drunk dr otherwise deliri­ "This totally destroys my cute little 'Duke ous from the aftermath of Saturday nights' Skywalkers' idea," whined Seth "Silent smashing of the University of Nevada- Sam" Davis. "How am I supposed to en­ Lost Vaingloriously. shrine myself in sportswriting history and "We beat UNLV, I can't believe we beat get all that glory if the Skywalkers can't UNLV," slurred Trinity senior Blubbering dunk." Idiot as he splatted face first in the mud on North Carolina cheerleader, Whiny the quad. "I loved it. It was much better Bratt, was pleased to hear about the ban than cats. I want to see it again and again." on taunting opponents. Idiot was then carted away by Public "I am still undergoing intense therapy Safety for violating the previously an­ because of the comments directed at my nounced ban on mudsliding. pristine sheltered person at that game this Grufface revealed that he would have year, and I sincerely hope that this will preferred to drop the policy on the students prevent any others from enduring the over the summer as is usually the custom trauma that I have," Bratt said. HOOP HEAD/THE CHOMICLE ofthe committee, but he agreed that most Grufface is pleased with the committee's students would be too drunk to comprehend After Grant Hill almost lost his head on this dunk, the University Committee on latest coup and stated that they will con­ the consequences ofthe decision at present, tinue taking the fun out of Duke hoops. Forming Committees decided to establish a committee to ban dunking. Duke recruits Young Guns to rough up opponents inside

By SMITH AND WESSON gunslingers from another era. The new player who crosses his path. He will re­ "He can literally school the players who With the departure of Alaa Abdelnaby, recruits have their own distinct person­ place Grant Hill as the backup to sopho­ are guarding him," said high school Duke basketball has been left without a lot alities. more Bobby Hurley. "They even look alike," teammate Larry Johnson of UNLV. "Seri­ of strength inside. The new recruiting class, Billy the Kid, not to be confused with said assistant assistant coach Mike (Don­ ously. He taught me how to read." "Young Guns II," is about to change that. Billy McCaffrey, is the point guard ofthe key) Bray. "Hopefully it'll confuse some of Chavez y Chavez is a possible starter at They're not j ust muscle, they're truly thugs. group. Opponents have characterized him our less intelligent opponents." for the Blue Devils. His "Our aim in recruiting this class was to as unpredictable and hard to defend. His At sharp- is "Doc" spiritual approach to the game has been give us some strength, some toughness high school coach has indicated a problem Scurlock, a powerful yet intelligent threat called "novel" by many coaches. The most inside," said assistate coach Pete Gaudy. with his talking trash on the court, how­ from behind the three-point line. Scouting hotly pursued of the incoming group, he "I think we got that." ever. The Kid has been reported as saying, reports have lauded him for his quiet chose Duke over such basketball power­ The new Young Guns are Wild West "Yoo hoo, I'll make you famous," to any leadership ability and unrivaled talent. houses as Arizona, UCLA and New Mexico State. "I really wanted to stay in the Southwest, close to my spiritual roots, but since basketball is truly a religion at Duke, I decided it was best for me to go there," Chavez said. Arkansas Dave Rudabaugh is probably- the most flamboyant ofthe group. Although he says he wants to play a leadership role, the coaches aren't sure he can handle it. "We'll just have to see how he performs," Coach Mike Shushefski said. "I think he'll be a valuable part of the team if he gets over the cockiness. Actually he's kind of a jerk. He reminds me a lot of Jack Nicolson, and he's got a real fetish for killing girls named Heather." The other two recruits are both expected to be quiet contributors. Tom O'Follard and Hendry French are solid team players. Although O'Follard is young, he expresses his determination to become a valuable part ofthe team. "I want to be a part ofthe team. I feel I can really contribute if I get the chance." French, who is known by many as "Cameron," is excited about playing for Duke because the Blue Devils home bas­ ketball arena is called Cameron Indoor

STREET AND SMITH Stadium. "I'm going to get such a big kick playing These new faces will soon be running and gunning down the Cameron floor. They are clockwise from top left: Hendry William in area that's kind of named after me," French, Doc Scurlock, Chavez y Chavez, Arkansas Dave Rudabaugh, Billy the Kid, and Tom O'Folliard. French said. MONDAY. APRIL 1, 1991 THE CHOMICLE PAGE 17 The Big Dance W-StectMc Sooyafo* The Final Four's high flying action can't compare to these moves on the floor!

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JOHN CANDY/SHOWER CURTAIN RINGS BOY GEORGE/THE DUKE REVIEW FRED AND GINGER/SINGIN' IN THE RAIN "Everybody Mumbo" says Thomas Hill as that guy London Bridge is Falling Down...C'mon, guys. You're Antonio and are his lovely partner showcase a new with the ball joins in. seniors. Grow up already! dance called the Octopus. Whose legs are whose? CONCESSIONS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• - NOW OPEN - IN - FIRST UNION PLAZA - AT Varsity and Junior Varsity - ERWIN SQUARE - All Underclassmen Women !! ALL THIS AND MORE !! • Popcorn • Newsstand • Hot Dogs • Dry Cleaning - Pickup Service Mandatory First Meeting • Pizza • Photo Service • Pastry • Stamps - at Post Office Prices and Practice • Bread • Envelopes th • Fresh Sandwiches • Office Supplies April 8 : 7-9 pm • Snacks • Tobacco Products at Card Gym •Milk • Health & Beauty Aids • Ice Cream • Shoes Shined • Yogurt & Toppings • Candies & Gum • Fountain Drinks • Novelties Additional • Soft Drinks • Birthday Cakes - to order Practices: •Juice • Great Service April 9th: 4-6 pm Special Coupons th Coupon Coupon April 10 : 7-9 pm I FREE Small Popcorn I FREE Regular Hot Dog I April 11th: 7-9 pm with purchase with purchase | I Any Size Fountain Drink I A 32 oz Fountain Drink • st 1 Cuts: April 12 Limit one per customer Limit one per customer Expires 4/30/91 Expires 4/30/91 ^AVA»AWWJJWW^^ PAGE 18 THE CHOMICLE MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1991 Hopeless Rebels, Tar Heels UNLV VS. UNC o '•' ';o /.: : o GAME FACTS: When: Who cares? Where: Indiana Loserdo to play in consolation game Radio: Radio Baghdad TV: Pre-empting "Americ Series record: Both teams suck Last meeting: Carolin a (surprise!) choked By PETE PAVIA "Last night I had this dream where I was INDIANAPOLIS — In the wake ofthe floating in a pool, and all of a sudden all NEVADA-LAS VEGAS (77-79) two upsets in Saturday's national semifi­ these identical guys in these ugly light Pit Boss: Very Ukranian nals , the NCAA will reinstitute the national blue jerseys were swimming around me," third-place game today for the first time in said UNLV head coach Very Ukranian. Career college graduation record: 14.1 percent 10 years. "What's worse was, they all seemed to be Career college probation record: Once every other yea "The decision to play a consolation game wearing the number 21." Probable Lottery Picks: was obvious," said NCAA Czar Dick Tator" After he woke up, Ukranian told one of Guard — Susan B. Anthony (5 fouls, 0 brains) Schlitz. "When you have one team coming his players, Stacey Augmon, about the Guard — Mike Hunt (220 verbal, 230 math) off the biggest choke act in NCAA history, dream, since Augmon had previously taken Forward — Lloyd Daniels (IQ 3, Proposition 48) and another team that has built its repu­ a class in dream interperetation. Ukranian Forward — Howard Johnson (2 shots, and the ball) tation on choking, it's only natural to want also asked Augmon what mother on earth Center — George Shackles (Hit on 16, stand on IT to find out which team is the bigger loser." would ever name their son Stacey, but The game will feature the two teams . that's beyond the point. Schlitz referred to, the UNLV Runnin' "I really couldn't figure [the dream] out, NORTH CAROLINA (15-501) Rebels (34-1, 0-1 ACC) and the North since I took that course Pass-Fail and Head coach: Tossed out Carolina Tar Heels (29-6, but winless in made an F. It totally beats me, kinda like Career record in big games: 1-37 (the 1 came when t ley had Jordan) games that really counted). The teams Duke did," Augmon said. Record against Duke: 1-2 earned the right to play in the consolation "I'll just it has to do with that damn Definite Losers: game by suffering the most embarrassing Hurley guy," said Carolina point guard Guard — Rice King (4 years, 0 comparisons to Mich defeats in their respective histories Sat­ King Rice, who wears the number 21 for Guard — Puberty Davis (1 put up a 3,1 pray it goes ir urday. his team. Forward — Merrill Lynch (We're bearish on his future "Damn it, that Roy Williams guy," said Ukranian's Rebels are coming off a Forward — Samantha Foxx (5 for 22) North Carolina coach Dean Smith, refer­ heartbreaking 79-77 loss to Duke, which ring to the head of the Kansas team that took place during a season where sports­ Overrated — Eric Mongoose (Double Zero: That says handed him a 79-73 defeat. "What a use­ writers have been wondering whether the less bunch of silly plays he ran and pointless Blue Devils are one ofthe greatest bas­ Cliche-filled Appraisal substitutions he made in that game. Where ketball teams of all time. This game is a contrast of totally different playing st/ies . One coach likes the hell did he learn how to coach, anyway?" The game will be the last for UNLVs to pick up traffic violations; the other prefers recruiting violations. One team But Smith is glad to be playing Monday, fabulous senior class, which contains four he said. "I'm really excited about getting a starters who will be spending the rest of likes to give its defenses simple names like 2-3, while chance to play Vegas. In fact, it'll be the their miserable lives playing for such NBA the classroom into its game by naming its zones after single-celled organ- second most exciting night of my life, after cellar-dwellers as Charlotte, Sacramento, isms. And while UNLV fans love to play "Twenty-One," IJN C faithful boo their the night I lost my virginity," he said. Miami and Denver. team whenever #21 takes the court. In any event, this game should be a "If I had known Saturday that my sea­ Most experts believe the game will be preview of things to come as Foxx, Anthony, Hunt and .Jkrania n will all likely son wasn't going to be over, I wouldn't have won by the team who gets assessed the been so concerned about how much time fewest technical fouls. "You just watch and end up on the ' roster within the next was left in the Kansas game." see, baby! Just step one foot over that As long as nobody for Carolina asks a referee how n .uch time remains in While the Tar Heels are happy the NCAA coaches box, Deany baby, and they'll hit the game, the Heels should pull it out of their asses 6.5—66 , to once again is giving them another opportunity to you with the T so fast you won't know what give UNC fans the false impression their team is cham happened, ba-by!" said commentator Dick choke, the Rebels are literally having ad on LSU" Francesa nightmares about having to play today. Vitalis. Comparative Area Studies w_Ai*rrKi_* Learn about Latin America and the Soviet Union Special Courses on Latin America and the Soviet Union Taught by Visiting Foreign Scholars Full Semester Courses • Fall 1991 CST 140.03 Modern Latin America Professor Marco Palacios Free University of Colombia, Bogota LOUD, OUTGOING AND FUNNY PEOPLE Visiting Fellow, St. Anthony's, Oxford for TuTh 10:35-11:50 CST 140.04 BLUE DEVIL MASCOT TRYOUTS Soviet Film and Culture Information Session: Monday, April 8 7 p.m. Professor Peter Rollberg Card Gym University of Leipzig Tryouts: Monday, April 18 Visiting Scholar, Lomonosov State University Moscow (1986-87) Sign-up Sheet located at the Bryan Center Info. Desk Tu 3:20-5:50 & Th 3:20-4:35 For questions, call Evan at 684-0487 MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1991 THE CHOMICLE PAGE 19 Rice's dream really, really sucks for UNC Nonrev teams By W.P. YOUSMELLA said. wanted to have a dream so he could say that North Carolina guard King Rice an­ "Clicking my heels didn't work, we lost his dream was better than Bobby's. I told miss tourneys nounced at a press conference yesterday the game and those jerks from Duke ended King to forget about that Bart Simpson that he had a premonition about the Tar up beating UNLV. Coach Smith got really squid Hurley and worry about Kansas." Heels' 79-73 Final Four loss to Kansas and mad, and he cursed me to a life in the CBA. Rice, bound for a life in the Continental By LEONARD WILSON Duke's 79-77 upset of UNLV in a dream Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski appeared Basketball Association, looked back at his Several Duke nonrevenue sports about the Wizard of Oz. out of nowhere as the Good Witch of the four years at Carolina with a bit of regret. teamsdropped games late in the season Rice, who said the movie was his favor­ North, and he cursed Coach Smith to an­ "I should have gone to Duke, but those and in their respective ACC tournaments ite as a child, was haunted by the dream other eight years without a Final Four snobs probably wouldn't let me in. They to miss postseason parties this year. before the night before the match-up with appearance." need SAT scores," Rice said. "At least if "I don't understand it," said volleyball the Jayhawks. "After that I woke up in a cold sweat, Koubek went to school with me, he could coach Barry (not Eddie) Wilson. "We had "I saw myself standing on Franklin screaming in our hotel room. Rick [Fox] have analyzed my Wizard of Oz dream and just beaten UCLA and jumped into the Street as Dorothy and I said, We're not in asked me what was wrong, and I told him I would have joined him in four Final Fours." top 10. Then we lost that heartbreaking Indianapolis anymore, Toto.' Coach Smith about the whole dream," Rice said. "I really "Coach Smith should retire, he's an over­ five-setter to Northeast Shenandoah flew in on a broomstick as the Wicked didn't enjoy Rick's analysis." rated old geezer who can't coach," Rice said. Textile A&M, and we got passed over by Witch of the West. He said if I clicked my "I told King his dream was just a product "If he didn't lose his temper in the Kansas the selection committee." high-tops three times, we would beat of his inferiority complex concerning Duke game, we might have won. My dream was The women's soccer team suffered a Kansas and I would go to the NBA," Rice point guard Bobby Hurley," Fox said. "King right, he really is a Wicked Witch." similar fate, missing the tournament af­ ter playing an overly ambitious schedule. "We have to play UNC and Virginia anyway," said head coach Bill Humpback. "But I guess that game against the Italian men's national team was a bit too much." Women's basketball was struck down by another injury bug. The team had upset several teams, including the Harlem Globetrotters behind a 97-point performance by streak shooter Dana McCaffreyesque, but fell into a losing streak after a meteor shower injured several players. "We were offered a bid to pay our own way to a tournament in Thermopolis, Wyoming, but Sue Harness accidentally fell into that volcano crater and we only had three people left," said head coach Little Debbie right before the Cameron scoreboard fell on her team manager "I was playing my best ball of the season," said forward Monique Kostner. "Then that freakban d of piranhas showed up in my kitchen sink while I was wash­ ing dishes and I missed three ... Traci! Look out for that Brazilian terrorist with the poison darts!"

Department of Geology Comparative Area Studies FALL Course Offering Learn About Europe GEOLOGY 45 from European Scholars ENVIRONMENT AND INDUSTRIAL CIVILIZATION Special Courses on Contemporary Europe 7 Week Intensive Courses, Full Credit (September 2 —October 18, 1991) This course provides an overview of the o,..o£ :. impact of industrial developments on CST 140.01 land, air and water resources. Topics of in Europe 1976-1992 discussion range from soil erosion to Professor Joaquin Oltra climate change. The focus will be on Autonomous University of TuTh 7:00—9:30 the physical and chemical processes which govern human-induced CST 140.02 environmental change. The course is European Integration intended for non-science majors at the Professor Ivo Maes freshman and sophomore level. Fulfills Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium MW 7:00—9:30 natural sciences requirement. PAGE 20 THE CHOMICLE MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1991

Vol. 1, No. 23 The Career Development Center Newsletter April 1, 1991 Career Library cruits young minority activists for an inten­ New addition...Browse through Internships Important Meetings This Week sive eight-week summer session. MAAP is ( a four volume set). Areas covered in these currently seeking young people who are com­ books include Banking, Marketing, Magazine mitted to organizing in their communities to The Unpublished Job List bring about social change. For more info Publishing, and more. How to find it and start your own search. Futures Job Network check CareerSource or see their poster display Employer Information Sessions Tuesday, 4 pm, Flowers Lounge on the CDC bulletin board. Apply immedi­ Campus Concepts, Tues., April 2, 7pm, Von ately. Deadline: 04/15. (KD) Canon C, The Resume and Cover Letter Minorities: The CDC has information spe­ PIRG, Thurs., April 4, 4pm, 136 Social Sci­ How to effectively use these tools in the job hunt process. cific to your concerns. Don't hesitate to visit. ences. Wednesday, 4 pm, Flowers Lounge Come in now and complete a questionnaire for PIRG, Friday, April 5, 4:30pm, 136 Social the recently introduced Minority Graduate Sciences. Must be certified or certifiable in 1 or more Deadline: 04/15/91. (KD) Data Base(MGDB). Inclusion in the database Greenpeace, Wednesday, April 10, 3:30pm, states. Especially interested in minority International is free to minority juniors, seniors, graduate 139 Social Sciences teachers & teachers in speech, math, science, CDS International announces its second In­ students and alumnLThis is a convenient, Resume Drop: April 1-5 foreign language, media, and special educa­ ternational Career Forum to be held on Sat., computerized data base which state and fed­ Invitational Posting: American Fiber & tion. (DP) April 13 from 8:30 - 3:00pm at the Westin eral gov't, agencies and public and private Finishing, Technical Assistants, $500/week NC Education Job Fairs- Fri., April 19,10am- Peachtree Plaza in Atlanta. Leaders in Atlanta's sector firmsregularl y use to identify qualified (Colrain, MA location). 3pm Lenoir-Rhyne College, Hickory, NC and International Business Community will share minority candidates. See Keith Daniel, Minor­ Invitational Schedule: Goldman Sachs & Fri., April 26 & Sat, April 27, 9am-2pm, their ideas and suggestions about pursuing ity Concerns Staff Specialist by appt. or walk- Co. (CPS, Math, EE majors, programmer/ Holiday Inn, Greenville, NC. Reps will be an international career. Workshops will in­ in M.F 3-4:30pm. telecommunications analyst positions, NYC present to interview participants & share clude careers in the following international Public Service location) Thursday, April 11. info, about school systems. Bring copies of areas: education, banking and finance, gov­ Public Service and Community News, Free Sign: Campus Concepts (Durham resume and transcripts. Education grads & ernment, business and marketing, law, non-% published by The Community Service Center location),Wed., April 3. other interested persons invited to attend. profit, journalism, health. More information of Duke University is available in the Resource Trone Advertising Inc. (Greensboro loca­ See details on CareerSource and in Public is in the International Jobs binder in the Room with the NPO literature. The CSC tion), Mon., April 8. School notebook #7 in Career Library. (DP) Resource Rm, or call Marion Acton, CDS organizes, promotes and coordinates volun­ American Airlines (multiple locations), Tues., CMTENY - Center for Montessori Teacher Regional Manager, at (404) 239-9495. (LM) teer and service related programs on campus. April 9. Education, NY. Programs in teacher educa­ Information Session: The Work in Britain It is located across the hall from the Few Fed Devereux Foundation (residential counselor) tion, infant & toddler, pre-primary & elemen­ Roadshow is scheduled for Monday April 8 at Lounge on West Campus. Interested in get­ interviewing for summer and permanent po­ tary; school management. See details in 3pm at the International House. The Work in ting involved? They need graphic artists, sitions. Mon., April 15 brochure in Independent School notebook in Britain program allows students to work any­ computer people, circulation specialists, and Professional Employment Career Library & on CareerSource. (DP) where in the United Kingdom in any type of photographers. Contact Matt Hammer, Di­ Seniors and Graduate Students St. Mary's Hall, San Antonio, TX. St. Mary's work for up to six months at any time of year. rector, at 684-4377.(DP) Remember to report all job offers on the forms Hall is an independent, college prep, private Last year 4,500 US students participated in Teach for America - Full-time paid intern­ provided in the Resource Room. Once you school of 748 students in pre-school through the program. For more details contact Jeanna ships available to current students for a se­ have accepted an offer, you must withdraw 12th grade. Post-grad opportunities are of­ Hudgins at 962-7001. (LM) mester or a year. Recent grads may also apply. from further consideration for all other orga­ fered to small number of international stu­ Visions in Action- Urban Development In­ Teach For America is a new national teacher nizations. Ifyou are having trouble deciding dents each yr. School is made up of 4 units: ternship Programs in Africa -1 yr. internships corps of recent college grads who teach for 2 which "One to accept or have not heard from Montessori(pre-school & kindergarten), in African urban centers beginning July, 1991, yrs. in urban & rural areas where there are your first choice, see a Career Specialist im- Lower(l-5), Middle(6-8), & Upper(9-12).See Oct., 1991, & Jan., 1992. Positions available persistent teacher shortages in the US. In­ mediatelv. (POC) CS or Independent School notebook in Career with African non-profit organizations, inter­ ternship positions available in National Office Business Library for more details. (DP) national development organizations, news­ in NYC & at TFA Regional Office in Los Ernst & Young has positions open for busi­ ineering and Computer Science. papers, magazines, and health clinics. Month- Angeles, CA Responsibilities include: re­ ness analysts in the National Planning Group The National Eye Institute in Bethesda, MD long orientation including intensive language search, correspondence, special projects, ad­ in . The position is for two or has a position open for a computer program­ study. Deadline for July programs has been ministrative duties & support activities for three years prior to pursuing a graduate de­ mer. Details in CareerSource (POC) extended to April 12. Program areas include teacher corps. Salary: $18,500 per yr. Full gree. (POC) General Motors Proving Ground in Milford, development journalism & writing, project benefits. See CareerSource. (DP) The Princeton Review has management po­ MI is looking for BS and MS engineers. Check management, youth group organization, & Duke-Durham Initiative stipend applica­ sitions available in Ann Arbor MI, Tampa FL, CareerSource for more information. (POC) community development, health care educa­ tions are available for undergraduates who and possible other locations for people inter- Government tion & clinical assistance, women & environ­ wish to develop a community service intern­ ested in an entrepreneurial environment. (POC) Maryland Department of Fiscal Services is mental issues, low-income housing facilitation, ship in Durham this summer. Funds for the Education seeking graduate students for its 1991 sum­ & scientific research. Located in Kenya & Duke-Durham Initiative were raised from the The Field School, Wash., DC. A college pre­ mer internship program. Positions are avail­ Uganda in July, W. Africa in Oct. & S. Africa Class of '89 gift. Possible project areas in­ paratory school in NW DC with 160 students, able in three divisions: Budget Review, Fiscal in Jan. Check CareerSource under Public clude: housing projects for the homeless, grades 7-12. Teachers serve also as coaches & Research, and Sunset Review. The Dept. of Service for details. (DP) educational advancement for the underprivi­ student advisors. Positions for 1991-92 school Fiscal Services is the financial staff agency for Media and the Arts leged, working with teenage mothers, commu­ year: Math. Spanish or Literature, all with 2 the Maryland General Assembly. Positions Artsmarketing Services Inc. works with nity health projects, shelters for battered or 3 seasons of coaching. See details & are located in Annapolis and require a major arts organizations and public television women, or soup kitchens. The fund is de­ brochure in Independent School notebook #6 background in government, public policy, stations in various American and Canadian signed to encourage the participation of Duke in Career Library or on CareerSource.(DP) public administration, accounting or a related cities, primarily in subscription sales, devel­ students in helping to implement new initia­ Lombard Elementary School District, field. Some computer experience is also opment, fundraising, and membership ca­ tives orjoin existing programs to benefit areas Lombard, IL, is accepting applications for the helpful. Salary is $85-$90 per diem for 10-15 pacities. Ifyou have a strong commitment to of need in the Durham community. Applica­ 1991-92 school year for Elementary(Gifted weeks. Full information under CorrOpps in the arts and have sales or telemarketing tions are available at the desk in 109 Page and Teacher & Learning Disabled Teachers); Middle CareerSource. Deadline=April 8. (CN) experience, check CareerSource for applica­ are due by April 15. (CN) School(Media/Learning Resource Center/Li­ The D.C. Dept. of Corrections is seeking to tion procedures. Science and Health brarian). See CareerSource for contact info. fill job openings in a broad range of occupa­ The Virginia Musuem of Fine Arts, Rich­ The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Bos­ (DP) tions within the Dept. Vancancies are in the mond, VA, is offering a number of challenging ton, MA has a variety of research positions South Carolina Expo for Teacher Recruit­ following areas: Health Services, Food Ser­ full-time volunteer internships for those in­ open. See detailed information in Resource ment June 10-12, Charleston, SC. Each vices, Psychology and Facilities Mgmt. Check terested in gaining practical experience in an Room. (POC) year, 91 school districts hire 3000 new teach­ CareerSource for further details. (KD) art musuem. For more info, check Career- Wang Associates Health Communications ers. Expo will be held the day after grand The Naval Weapons Center (China Lake, Source or the Resource Rm, 106 Page. (KD) in New York has a position open for someone finale of Spoleto USA, Charleston's interna­ CA) is currently recruiting for summer em­ lority Opportunities who is interested in health care public rela­ tionally acclaimed arts & music festival. See ployment. A flyer describing the types of The Minority Activist Apprenticesnip Pro­ tions and medical communications. Deadline more info, on CareerSource and brochures in positions to be filled during this period is gram (MAAP, Denver Office) is an organizer is April 15. Check CareerSource. (POC) Career Library in the Public School notebook. available in the summer jobs filei n 106 Page. and leadership training program which re­ The mission ofthe Career Development Center is to educate the students of Duke University in the arts of self-assessment, career exploration, career planning, and job hunting with the goal of developing rewarding and fulfilling careers. The Center serves students and alumni of Trinity College, the School of Engineering, and the Graduate School