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Vol. L1V Friday, December 10, 1976 Madison College, Harrisonburg, Va. No. 26 Nursing Birth control aids program in trouble to be sold by clinic By TOM DULAN reportedly can't afford to Madison College's The Madison College furnish the service. Wesson proposed nursing program said. "has hit rough waters" with Health Center will begin fitting women for birth control The SGA unanimously the State Board of Nursing, diaphragms, according to' agreed to assist the Black academic affairs vice- Student Government Student Alliance in sponsoring president Dr. Thomas Stanton Association (SGA) Senator a disco for Black Emphasis told the Madison Faculty Steve Butler and SGA Week nest semester. The SGA Senate last Thursday. Treasurer Mike Louden. approved $170 to support "half Dr. John Mundy, director of of the costs in return for half The matter is not yet of the take," Senator Paul administrative affairs, definite, said SGA Senator Manning said. declined comment on the Debbie Blankenship, but the matter until after the board's service would "probably next meeting in January. begin next semester" at a cost Mundy explained that he did of "maybe $5" to the student Crime down not want to risk "placing the to cover the cost of the program in further jeopardy" diaphragm. by publicizing the situation at last month this time, and would confirm The diaphragm was chosen only that "there are some over the birth control pill questions that the Board because the Health Center By SHARON BRILL wants answered." "would have to have another There was a decrease in the fulltime doctor to give com- number of thefts and larcenies Dr. Anna Gallagher, head plete physicals" if the pill and acts of vandalism com- of the nursing department, were offered, Blankenship mitted on the Madison College also refused to discuss the ■ said. campus in November com- matter, saying only that "we pared to October. In another SGA matter, Eight thefts and larcenies are re-submitting in January. students wishing to sell used I don't think we should . r were committed in November discuss this further." 3to books at the SGA book sale compared to 18 in October. January 12-14, should take The eight acts in November At the Oct. 28 meeting of them to the SGA office totaled $462 compared to the College Council, Stanton anytime from now to $1,949 in October, according to said the perspectus for the December 16, or during Jay Crider, chief of campus proposed program would be January 10-13, according to police. presented to the nursing board SGA Second-Vice-President There were 12 acts of on Nov. 16 and to the State Mike D e W i t t . vandalism in November Council of Higher Education THE SECOND MAJOR SNOW of the season on campus compared to 13 committed in for Virginia Dec. 1. blankets the ground. «^_... .. «. The sale will be held in the October. The total dollar *^ Photo by Mark Thompson meeting rooms of the Warren amount lost in November was Campus Center mezzanine. $404, compared to $399 in "The student puts the price October. on the book" he is selling, In comparison with last CPB vetoes 'Flamingos DeWittsaid. "We are not in it November, acts of vandalism to make a big profit, we're increased by one. However, The Executive Council of it is voted on, according to on the possible application of providing a service." the number of thefts and the Campus Program Board, Linda Phipps, movie com- Harrisonburg's community larcenies was less than last (CPB) vetoed an earlier mittee co-chairman. standards at Madison. At an "Refunds will be provided November, when there were o movie committee decision to Jim Logan, student ac- earlier meeting, both Weaver if a student buys the wrong 17 thefts and larcenies, show "Pink Flamingos," and tivities director read parts of and Logan said "Pink book," he said, adding that the totaling $1976. approved the addition of a a review of "Pink Flamingos" Flamingos" would have to refund deadline will probably The campus police concert committee to the CPB so that the executive council have the commonwealth be one week after the sale. recovered $170 of the thefts Tuesday. would know what they were attorney's approval before it and larcenies committed last The movie committee voting on. could be shown at Madison. In other action, there will month, making the net loss voted three separate times on There is a lot of negative This is the only movie they be no shuttle bus service $292. The three largest thefts the movies to be shown at feedback coming from have placed that restriction between the campus and Holly were a CB radio for $112.45, a Madison next semester, ac- faculty, students and ad- on. Courts apartments, ac- coat worth $128, both of which cording to Jerry Weaver, ministrators about showing After discussion, the cording to SGA Senator Doug were grand larcenies, and five assistant student activities "Pink Flamingos" here, Executive Council took a vote Wessen.The college has cassette tapes for the amount director. according to board chairman and a majority vetoed bring refused to finance such a of $60, according to Crider. There was "a lot of Sharon Stubbs. "Pink Flamingos" to service because there are The most expensive act of manuvering behind the Commonwealth attorney Madison. This is the third "hot enough college students vandalism committed in scenes," Weaver said, and on David Walsh had no comment (Continued on Page 13) living there", and the landlord (Continued on Page 13) the committee's third vote, 'Pink Flamingos' was the only movie voted mat wasn't voted in before." Non-traditional degree program proposed He added that most of the By TAMI RICHARDSON Studies degree program is she said. students who voted for "Pink degree programs, she said. A proposal for a new non- designed for the student that Most degrees offered now She believes some schools just Flamingos" don't realize traditional degree program to can't pursue a traditional what the content of the film is. are designed for the young grant degrees for the sake of be offered at Madison College degree program in the student who is getting ready to granting a degree," and hurt When a member of the has been submitted to the traditional way by attending movie committee suggests a enter his career field. The the reputation of external State Council of Higher school semester after new degree, Finlayson said, degrees. film, he gives a brief ex- Education for Virginia semester and putting in four planation of the movie before will be for the person who has The program at Madison (SCHEV) for approval. years of classroom time, been working and who wants will be of the same quality of There should be no Finlayson said. to switch careers or improve the other degrees here Last issue problems in getting approval Some types of people who himself within his career. because it will be closely of the Bachelor of General nay enter the program are By removing many supervised, she said. Studies (BGS) program, since middle-aged working people, restrictions on specific course The new program will be of the semester the state has mandated that handicapped people and and transfer requirements, administered differently from all four-year colleges develop homemakers with family and by allowing the student to other programs at Madison. an external degree program, responsibilities. work toward his degree for Each student will be assigned said Dr. Elizabeth Finlayson, The new external degree any length of time, she said it a faculty adviser who will The Breeze, dean of student orientation program will take an adult will be possible for many evaluate where the student is will resume and academic advising. wherever he is in his college people to earn degrees who and will work out a program She said that Madison has career and accept what ever otherwise might not have to meet his needs. Every publication "generally" considered the he's already done. A special been able to. student will have a different same factors as a similar program will be designed There has been some set of courses based around a Tues. Jan. 18 program at George Mason around his special career concern around the country particular field of study." University. needs, including specific about the quality of education This "field of study" will be The Bachelor of General courses to help him in (us job. going down with the external (CnntiniiMl nn Pis* o\ Page 2. THE BREEZE. Friday. December 10. 19T6 • My third story
"IChristmas spoiled WITH 1}B 9MCTI0H. By Frank Rathbun In approximately two small and inexpensive, but for weeks, most of us will be the Barriers, this was going to opening presents, eating be an even more difficult turkey, and in general en- holiday. joying the holiday season. Thi:; particular Christmas, Christmas is a happy time Peggy. Ronnie's sister, had for most, but for some there asked for a pair of knee socks will be no gifts under the tree, and a pair of slippers to no stockings filled with replace the ones the dog. f'oodies hanging over the Duke, had eaten. But unlike ireplace Thinking of those less his sister, Ronnie , the en- fortunate than most, I recall a terprising youth that he was, sad story of a little boy about wanted much more. to celebrate his tenth By November, he had Christmas in a small Ten- assured himself that Santa nessee town. Lonesome Bluff would build him a new tree I believe, and the little boy's house. He told all the neigh- name was Ronnie. Ronnie was an energetic borhood kids that they could enjoy the tree house with him, youth, bright for his age. He and they thought it would be a was looked to as a future great opportunity to learn leader of men, an individual from little Ronnie's great 9 capable of teaching others. wisdom. The tree house would But Ronnie was also a serve as a community 'Affirmative action unfair dreamer and he saw himself education center for them the as the creator of an empire. kids thought. By EDWARD CONNORS same high-minded civil rights groups advocate As I recall, the story took I believe it was my mother who first told me, reverse discrimination. place in the mid 1930's. Times Ronnie also was looking A recent court case is illustrative. Allan were hard during the period. forward to the new tree house. "Son, two wrongs do not make a right." It is a simple maxim with which few can argue. Bakke a white applicant was denied admission The nation was in the midst of It would be the best tree house to the University of California medical school. in Lonesome BJuff, he However, some curious paradoxes show that the -depression and the our society finds this advice difficult to follow. The university under its affirmative action governor, seemingly a bragged, maybe even in the program, accepted 16 applicants with lower entire state of Tennessee. He We provide arms to countries throughout the menace to progress had or- world in an effort to "preserve peace." At home entrance test scores than Bakke. Bakke filed dered a five per cent cutback could hardly wait for suit charging the university with violating his in all state funds. Christmas. we fight racial and sexual discrimination with "reverse discrimination." We call this constitutional rights. latter contradiction affirmative action. Bakke's attorneys argued that he was better Affirmative action is a policy adopted by qualified than the minority applicants ac- for Ronnie there employers and educators across the nation. It cepted. The state officials however sought to provides preferential treatment to minority avoid the subject of. qualifications in was no tree house' groups (ie. blacks and women) in the form of definding its program. hiring and selection quotas. Affirmative ac- It seems logical'.to assume that the For little Ronnie's family, Finally it came, the day tion is promoted by civil rights groups to stop University of California is unconcerned about the Barriers, times were Ronnie would always discrimination. the quality of some students in its medical extremely difficult They remember. Peggy got her A similarly inane curing practice was used school. This raises another serious argument were a hard workinc group socks and slippers, but for by doctors in the 17th and 18th centruies. It against affirmative action. Not only is but Papa Barrier's salary had Ronnie there was no tree was called "bleeding". discrimination continuing, but professional been reduced through the five house. Rather, he received In the interest of lessening obfuscation one standards are being lowered. per cent cutback in funds. He only books, and an ex- point should be made resoundingly clear: Imagine the professional class of the future was able to provide his family planation from his parents affirmative action is discrimination in reverse. if this continues. It won't be comprised of the with the necessities, but the that the five per cent cut just Nowadays white males and in some cases best and the brightest that the nation has to extras, the little things that didn't allow for anything white females and black males are victims of offer. Rather it will include in its ranks many would have made life nicer, more. this reverse discrimination. whose only qualification beyond a relatively were impossible to obtain. That afternoon Ronnie sat Civil rights organizations fought long and average academic background is their skin Christmases in this loving outside, dismayed as he ob- hard to see the Civil Rights Act ofl964 upheld. color or sex. family differed greatly from served the site where his tree This act forbids discrimination based on The same thing is occurring in the private those of today. Gifts were (Continued on Page 13) " color, religion or sex." And yet those job sector. Under pressure from the govern- ment employers are now forced to hire a certain quota of minority applicants. One national magazine recently reported an ironic story of a white woman applying for a newspaper job. The paper's city-editor told her, "We can't hire you now we are only hiring blacks and Latinos." Benjamin Hooks director-elect of the NAACP was asked recently by columnist George Will if he favored reverse EDITOR MANAGING EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER discrimination. He answered, "If I understood Roger Wells what you meant by that term, I may or may Frank Rathbun Ward Lancaster not be in favor. I cannot respond to a question rs like that unless we agree on the definition of the word." NEWS EDITORIAL PRODUCTION Will, who was probably reminded of Ronald PHOTOGRAPHY SPORTS Ziegler's rhetoric, qualified the question. "Are Sandy Amann Gary Michael Walt Morgan Jim Morgan Kathi Rechin you for quotas in hiring a certain number of Wade Starling blacks?" "As an end product" responded Hooks, "My PRODUCTION major dedication is to at the end employment STAFF WRITERS PHOTOGRAPHERS SPORTS WRITERS in this country commensurate with ability and Proctor Harvey ASSISTANT not based on any other artificial factors. As a Barbara Burch Mark Thompson Bob Grimesey Dwayne Yancey Paul McFarlane - Gary Fullerton way station along the way we may have to deal Sharon Brill with the affirmative action programs which—— the Congress has passed and give more life and Tom Dulan CIRCULATION Karen Hobbs- AD SALES TYPISTS vitality to them. Linda McCready Alan West One may conclude that Hooks favors af- Greg Hodge Wendy Meyers firmative action, which is reverse Joyce Morrell Pam Lockwood discrimination no matter what you make of his ADS DESIGN Judy Turk game of semantic dodge-ball. GRAPHICS Angie McElmurray Hooks and civil rights organizations in Beth Wood ADVISERS Beverly Holmes general seem to be at an impasse. After D. J Stout Randy Kenyon Alan Neckowitz Sherry McGuire achieving well deserved social and legislative"■ r Gina Gareri Heidi Dale David Wendelken Karen Prillman gains on the 1960s these groups have lost their Tim Kirk Joan Coates Carol Kock fire. And well they should, for most of their Libby Wanner Pat Henderson goals have been achieved. Delores Haag But these victories require a period of time A special thanks to all who have contributed many journalism practicum students who before they manifest themselves. Attitudes their time and talents to this semester's have helped to make this our most successful and mores must have time to erode they Breeze. We are particulary grateful to the semester. cannot be erased. Affirmative action is like a wet pencil eraser. It leaves very ugly streaks on clean paper, and only worsens the mistake. THE BREEZE, Friday, December 10, 1976. Page 3 Readers 'forum Chrysalis criticisms by Byrne 'immature'
To the Editor: factly pass judgement on Food waste 'inhumane, stupid' I have several comments more than 7,000 people in a To the Editor: cleaned and observed the want anything but meat on concerning Gregory Byrne's few short words? Perhpas he I am sure that anyone who shocking waste of almost your plate, just pick up a article in the previous issue of is judging us in relation to the eats in Gibbons Dining Hall on whole steaks, bread, rolls, plate with meat; and if there's The Breeze, byrne begins by company he keeps. a regular basis has, at one unopened icecreams, bowls of not one, ask the waitress praising himself for an article I rarely see drunks or time or another, put their tray vegetables, etc., etc. People, serving for one with just meat. he contributed to the heroin addicts staggering on the truck with untouched this was not just one or two If you eat vegetables, pick up Chrysalis, ''the best piece in about in the halls and I'm food on it. I am one student steaks or rolls on a couple of one bowl and eat that and the booklet." quite sure that the many who is guilty of this and I know trays, but a steady stream of come back and get more if you He then launches a rabid social work majors, speech that I am in the majority. wasted food from 4:30 p.m. want it. Don't pick up four attack on Madison's ad- pathologists, and special The question I ask is this: until 7:00 p.m. bowls and just eat half of each minstration, student body, education majors are not Do we realize the seriousness and throw the rest away. student government, and following their respective That is a hell of a lot of food modern society and authors in of this act? Evidently not, Food is not the only waste careers for the vast sums of because this food waste is of thrown out in one semester, general. Apparently Byrne money they will earn. and thrown out needlessly. in the dining hall. The paper considers himself enough of a such gross proportion in the products such as paper cups Byrne resumes his dining hall that it has Maybe we just don't realize sage to dismiss Michael diatribes to complain about that we are paying for this and napkins are also wasted; prompted me to write this usually by students too lazy to Crichton and Leon Urlis (sic) another article he contributed letter. food, and the more we throw as mere hacks, daring to use to the Chrysalis that was away, the more it is going to refill a cup, and instead, fill I not only eat in the dining three cups with the same the name "author" in relation rejected (not due to his lack of • hall but I have just recently cost us. Eating in the dining to Dickens and Faulkner. writing ability, of course). He hall is a habit for many drink. Perhaps when you do begun working there, too. this, you don't feel like it is I seriously doubt if Cricnton then tears apart student This extra time I spend in students. So is picking up or Urlis (sic) ever thought of governments as a whole. food, not eating it, and being wasteful; but multiply Finally Byrne concludes by Gibbons gives me a little more what you waste by the themselves as writers in the insight into the problem of throwing it away. same vein as Dickens or giving possible solutions to the Even more astounding is thousands of others who waste food waste. I have seen the same amount at each meal Faulkner, and have never plight of the Chrysalis, students pick up a plate of the fact that this waste of food heard of them presenting although by then it didn't is not just a onoe a week-night and I'm sure the figure •will be turkey, dressing and potatoes, overly astonishing. themselves as such. really matter. Anyone who only to eat the turkey I have thing. This excessive food spew forth such nonsense like waste occurs at every meal, We, the students, are the After venting his spleen on seen students grab ten patties modern society and literature, that which filled the article of butter and throw out nine of every day. ones who are to blame for this clearly isn't rational. irrational food waste. We are Byrne focuses his attention on them. Whether this is done con- Madison College. First, if you It is people like Byrne, with I have worthed during steak sciously or not, I don't know; the ones who can stop it if we their pompous pseudo- just show a little sense and attend Madison, you are nights on the dishline where but to me it is just sickening automatically an anti- intellectual attitudes that are the plates and trays are irresponsibility. If you don't take on responsibility when largely responsible for the picking up food from the D- intellectual "most assuredly" alcoholic book-burner. current problems of the Hall line to eat. Chrysalis. It is no wonder, This is not only respon- Byrne then clarifies his with Byrne and his like, that Pigeons creating mess sibility, but it is a common previous statements by blithly stating that Madison is few students sympathize with To the Editor: sidewalk early one frosty courtesy to society. With all the Chrysalis. Byrne was the people in our world dying inhabited by "booze and dope managing editor of the Breeze When a fellow student on morning last week. Although crazed robots lusting after my hall suggested last month I do not have a weak stomach, from the lack of nutritious last year and even though he food, we should be shot for the financial security first, and does not now attend Madison, that I write a letter to the two mutilated birds, with education second, if at all." editor calling attention to the blood and feathers strewn the inhumane and stupid wasting his ghost still haunts us. He flocks of pigeons that roost entire length of Godwin, far of food that we exhibit when If I wasn't analcoholicrobot still sees fit to pronounc under the pressbox and stands from fulfill my idea of "the eating in the dining hall. I'd be inclined to take offense sentence on us all. Whenwnl bordering the Astroturf, perfect way to begin the day." Kim Tayloe at such a bigoted asinine he grow up? People like him taking it upon themselves to SGA Senator-Cleveland HaU statement. Who does Byrne give Madison a bad name. decorate the sidewalk (and on The pigeons don't bother Dining HaU Employee think he is, to so matter of John Luck occasion, the students) with me-I figure it's good ex- —— Lima bean coice morsels of excretement, perience in case I ever live in I mocked and scorned him. a big city-as I have yet to be "I have better things to do hit. My secret? ' "Keep with my time," I assured moving-above all, don't look myself. up." But can't something 'Big Brother of North Pole * So what moves me to please be done about the mess write? The sight of two our feathered friends are By DWAYNE YANCEY munist agent. of distributing defective headless pigeons (suicidal making? The Madison College "Not once have I heard him products and of lovers, perhaps?) on the Jerry Splendore Young Americans for say anything good about truly discrimination in hiring Freedom (YAF) have an- great Americans like Bill practices, said Snyder. nounced that they will hold a Buckley or Barry Goldwater, "He doesn't have any demonstration on the quad so he must be a communist, or reindeer or elves who are Thanks given to Carriers Saturday to protest a planned at least an ultra-liberal members of minority To the Editor: visit on December 25 by radical extremist pinko," said groups," said Snyder, "I open. Afterwards Dr. Carrier guess we'll just have to ap- On behalf of the many led the satisfied students in world-famous gift giver Santa Borges, who was distributing Claus. "Don't Blame Me-I was for point a commission to spectators at the Hillcrest tree several Christmas songs and establish a quota system and lighting, I would like to thank spoke with us for a few Bill Borges, YAF chair- Reagan" bumper stickers. Dr. and Mrs. Carrier for their minutes. His friendly and man, said, "This Claus fellow Claus also came under fire then bus' em up to the North hospitality and kindness. warm attitude was a delight to is just another example of the They allowed the entire crowd all present. welfare-state-people trying to to parade through their get something for nothing." 'he knows when you are sleeping, beautiful home (which 1 have As we walked home, I Claus' practice of. giving been waiting to see for two heard many some students free gifts to everyone, he said, he knowswh en you're awake...' years), while they stood on the comment on the President's "undermine people's side and chatted with "Christmasspirit." Well, I've initiative. It subverts the good students. noticed that this Christmas ole American tradition of from the Madison College Pole." They had no idea their spirit lasts all year for the doing without and starving to Young Democrats. None of Claus' workers home was going to be toured good Doctor, and I'm glad so death." belong to a union, he said, by half the student body, and many people saw it Sunday Borges stated that Claus' Bob Snyder, Young adding, "Just wait until they didn't rush to fluff night. habit of entering people's Democrats president, George Meany hears about pillows; they were completely David Hillgrove homes through a chimney is disclosed that he has sent a this.,r "just another flagrant telegram to President-elect Claus, said Snyder, is a. example of the Orwelliam no- Jimmy Carter asking him to "buddy of the big toy Correction knoch laws." create a federal agency to manufacturers and other fat- He accused Claus of being oversee Claus' activities. cat corporate interests." The Breeze library survey Mary (6,000), $1,171,000; "Big Brother in disguise" "I can't believe this guy "We need a government was in error Tuesday in Morehead State (7,300), because the North Pole native has gone so long without being super-agency to handle this comparing the Madison $658,957; MADISON a Hedged ly "knows when you regulated," said Snyder, matter in a strong and College library acquisitions COLLEGE (7,800), $685,000; are sleeping, knows when "What with the ICC, FTC, compassionate manner," he budget with total budgets at Appalachian State (8,000), you're awake, knows when CPSC, EPA, CAB and MUCK, said. "We could even create a other colleges. $1,400,000; UNC-Charlotte you've been bad or good so be you'd think they'd have gotten couple of Claus-regulating The total budget for the (8,000), $1,279,400; Vanderbilt good for goodness sakes." him somewhere." bureaus and still balance the Madison College library this Univ. (9,100), $3,944,323; UNC- Borges, pointing out that Snyder stated that not only budget by 1980 by just year is $685,000, Greensboro (9,500), Claus' annual visit is a legal does „ Claus operated ' an eliminating a few wasteful Following is a list of schools $1,470,000; Middle Tenn. State holiday, stated that such unlicensed, unregulated programs-like the armed and their total library (10,200), $412,836; East action is "government in- aircraft, he has failed to in- Forces and pensions for ex- budgets, with enrollment Carolina (11,700), $1,777,034; terference in the lives of stall pollution control devices, presidents." figures in parentheses: Old Dominion (13,000), private citizens." safety belts, buzzer interlock The Madison College Claus wears a red suit, said system, air bags, or a Republicans had no comment ^ Washington & Lee (1,600), $1,098,232; VPI & SU (19,000), $374,913; Wake Forest (3,300), $3,250,000. the YAF chairman, who government approved red on the Claus issue as they $890,000: Radford College The Breeze regrets the charged the elderly philan- fight for his lead reindeer. were quietly burying their (4.800), $500,000; William & error. thropist with being a com- Claus has also been guilty party in Newman Lake. , . .. V... v • Page 4. THE BREEZE. Friday. December 10. I«?6 Hardy: alcohol policy a 'joint determination9
By BARBARA BURCH who has been conducting finance alcohol purchases weekends to allow students to have them." Madison College alcohol research into the college's were "warned that if they had "maintain a campus en- Kegs could be allowed in policy is a "joint deter- alcohol policy as a member of another party, they wouid get vironment on campus." hallway dorms, where the mination" between the a SGA student services in trouble." Hardy thinks the policy is a entire hall could be shut off, he Madison administration and subcommittee. The administration does "choice between two evils, in said. In the lower campus and the state Alcohol-Beverage Because of this "joint in- not live in dormitories, Hardy that the administration must N-complex dormitories, space Control (ABC) Board, ac- terpretation," Hardy believes said, and therefore does not choose where it would prefer becomes a problem, because cording to Bill Hardy, Student the administration should know what dormitory life is students to create distur- of the narrow hallways, Hardy Government Association "ease up" on the enforcement like. "They have to make bances-on campus or off said. senator (Weaver). of its alcohol policy until assumptions," he said. campus." If students stay inside a Hardy is one of two adequate facilities can be "The dorm is my home, and Damage and crowds dorm with alcohol, there students charged with the sale provided for student en- I prefer to entertain people in become a problem, he said, should be no problem, said of alcohol without a license, tertainment my home," he said. because there are so few Hardy, who believes that resulting from a party held at A "large verbal crack- When he held his party, parties that when one occurs, alcohol should be allowed in Weaver Hall Nov. 13, in which down" was instituted at the Hardy said, he was at- "there is a surge, and people all parts of a dormitory. the two allegedly sold beer. beginning of the semester, tempting to "bring this thing really cut loose." The administration's ABC will usually comply Hardy said, and students who (the alcohol policy) to light." with the administration's held parties in which "I knew the consequences interview interpretation, said Hardy, donations were requested to of what I was doing," he said, but "I didn't think I would be arrested." However, Hardy does not analogy of the dormitory with "I was trying to prove a believe that control problems a hotel or motel can be Faculty research point," he added, "and make and vandalism always ac- changed, said Hardy, because this thing a campus issue." company large parties. it is "only an interpretation." Hardy said his arrest "has "I have had my window The alcohol policy should r grants awarded forced it into a state issue." broken by a snowball when be enforced on weekdays, he Harrisonburg cannot be there was no party going on," said, because that is when Recipients of the 1977 Dr. Frank Zahn, called a "college town," he he said. most students study. faculty summer research "Financial Market Flows of said, and does not provide Because there are no However, on weekends, Hardy grants were announced this Funds and the Crowding Out sources of entertainment for parties on campus, Hardy said, "students should be able week. Phenomenon;" students. Therefore, Hardy said, student morale is lower, io cut loose." Pr. Ralph Cohen, "Ben Each of five summer believes that the ad- and more people are going Hardy believes that he is grants are awarded to faculty Jonson's Comedies and the ministration should be home on weekends. Aesthetics of Place;" being made "an example of" members for research in responsible for the en- "This place becomes a in his arrest, because he is a. specific professional interests Dr. Carlton B. Smith, tertainment of students until graveyard on weekends," he "Thayer and Calhoun: West added. first offender,,and has never and one grant was awarded to sources of student en- been written up befire. a faculty member for Point and the War Depart- tertainment outside the The administration does research in improved in- ment, 1817-25," and college are found. not want to disturb the Every time a state law is struction at the college. Dr. Roddy V. Amenta, The Campus Program lifestyle of students who wish broken, said Hardy, the ad- The grants range from "Taconic vs. Acadian Board (CPB) does not do an to study, Hardy said, and ministration informs state $2,200 to $2,800 per person Orgenies in Western Con- adequate job, Hardy said. therefore is opposed to officials. However, no one based on the current base necticut and Relationships "There's no CPB en- allowing kegs and large calls in the state 'when salary of the recipients, ac- with the Piedmont in Penn- tertainment at all that's worth parties in dormitories. students are caught smoking cording to Dr. Charles sylvania and Virginia." a damn," he said. A new lifestyle may need to marijuana, he said. CaldweTl, dean of the graduate Dr. Jon A. Staib received The current crackdown be established/he said, where Easing up on the en- school. the grant for research on forces students to seek parties a 24-hour dormitory in which forcement of alcohol policy is The grants may be used for improving an aspect of in- off campus, which damages, kegs and large parties would not "asking that much," said travel and other costs struction for his proposal, relations with Harrisonburg, be allowed. "Students would Hardy, who does not want required to sustain a research "Astronomy Instruction because noise and parking know what they were getting "anything to be stated, just project, and are offered in lieu Modules." become a problem in into,*' Hardy said. laxed up on." of teaching responsibilities. Faculty members in the residential areas, he said. "If people want to study, "Big elaborate plans" for The selection process was school of arts and sciences "In a few years, they can pick their weekend weekends are not going to especially difficult this year, presented 28 proposals; the Harrisonburg will become a with no alcohol, or whatever work "right now," he added, Caldwell said, due to the large school of business, eight, and college town," Hardy said; in they want," he said, adding, because of the organization number of applicants and the the school of education, seven. the meantime, however, "if everyone picked 24-hour required. improved quality of the Each school appointed a policies should be laxed on dorms, they would have to (Continued on Page 13) proposals. selection committee to review This year 42 research the proposals. Final selection proposals were received in was made by the college contrast to 27 last year. selection committee, con- Caldwell said the committee sisting of the deans of the was "very much impressed graduate school and the The Student Government with the quality of all schools of arts and sciences, proposals" this year. business and education; the Grants were awarded as vice-president of academic follows: affairs and the assistant dean Association's Dr. William Roberts, of the graduate school at VPI "Petrography and andSU. Stratigraphy of Upper Or- Recommendations were dovician-Lower Silurian made to President Ronald BOOK SALE Rocks in Rockingham County, Carrier, who made the final Virginia;" decision.
If a student has any used books that he wants to sell, then he may bring the books to the SGA office before Dec. 16. (Books will also be ac- cepted next semester between January 10 and TKE 13)
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J." Business background THE BREEZE, Friday, December 10, 1976. Page 5 unnecessary for MBA By LYNDA EDWARDS MBA. " A lot of un- "A Madison College dergraduates have been student can earn a Master's switching to a business major degree in Business Ad- while their hearts are with minstration (MBA) without their old major. When their having ever taken an un- new faculty advisers talked to dergraduate business cour- them, the students said they se, associate professor of wanted a business major as a management Jackson job advantage." Ramsey said. "These students are often "The degree requirements so worried about getting a job assume that a student has no that they leave their desired business background." field of study." Ramsey said. Ramsey believes that "A business major does help many students you get your first job when do not know about Madison's you're out of college. It gives "rather unique" MBA you skills an employer can use program. immediately College per- MBA requirements are forms some of the training for divided into two phases. the employer." Ramsey called Phase I "a "A student with any major common body of knowledge of can use a MBA," Ramsey business, accounting, and explained. "One of my marketing-catch up courses students played basketball for non-business majors." here. He got an MBA because Phase I consists of five three- he wanted to market sporting credit courses. A Madison goods. That job would keep MADISON PRESIDENT RONALD CARRIER week's Christmas tree lighting. undergraduate can take any him in the sports area, which entertains students in bis home during last of these Phase I courses as he loved." Ph»»0 by Davt Garland electives toward any major. "Many students, especially The 500 level courses should in the performing arts, are not not be too difficult for "college aware of the business part of seniors with special their field," he said. "But Class to discuss auteur directors motivation," Ramsey said. actors desire to eat oc- If an undergraduate casionally and pay the rent on By LYNDA EDWARDS stack the deck, but we won't money to produce and appeal completes Phase I, ne need their .building. They should "An auteur director makes need to. One artistic mind, to a mass audience. "We take only complete Phase II (eight understand the financial a film fit his concept," Dr. usually the director's, con- film seriously. We don't try to three-credit courses) and nine machinery of their field." James Ruff said. "His style trols a great movie." get students interested by credits of business or Ramsey has a "special reflects his insights; 99 out of The course focuses on telling them how cool Bogart economics electives. It is sympathy" for performing 100 great movies were directors Ernst Lubitsch, is." possible for a student to earn arts majors, stemming from a directed by auteurs." Jean Renoir, Arthur Penn and "A lot of junk, like disaster an MBA in 12 months. Un- background in community Next semester, Ruff and Alfred Hitchcock. ("It would movies, is produced," Cohen dergraduate business majors theater. A lot of students are Dr. Ralph Cohen will be be silly to have an auteur said. "But the percentage of may skip Phase I. "mature enough to realize teaching English 302, "Major course without Hitchcock," junk produced annually in Besides allowing a student their success will be very Auteur Directors", as a Cohen said. "With 'North by film is probably less than the to earn his master's degree limited outside the university special topic course. The Northwest,' you always say iunk produced annually in more quickly, Ramsey thinks environment, he said. With an three credit course has no you're going to a Hitchcock MBA they can be ticket book form. It's good for an there is another, more im- prerequisite, although it was movie, not a Cary Grant imaginative, vigorous portant advantage to the (Continued on Page 13) designed as a sequel to "Film movie). director to keep his eye on the as a Narrative Art." The Arthur Penn is the only box office. Shakespeare had AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR class will emphasize American among the four the same pressure of ap- ALL MAJOR AIRLINES, discussion of a film shown directors. "We were going to pealing to the popular taste. each week. pick Robert Altman ('Nash- You can find complexites and STEAMSHIP LINES, TRAIN "I plan to have some panel COMPANIES ville') but his films were too truths reflecting our culture in discussions by students who expensive beoause they're any good film-even 'Singin' in all your travel have seen the film at least more recent," Ruff said. the Rain.'" needs twice," Ruff said. "We have some budget The auteur theory states "a problems." Perm's "Little v/ac director controls a movie the Big Man" (1970) is the newest Papers given way an author controls his film being shown, and it is the 1774 S. Main St. novel, even though a film is a most expensive. Two Madison College collaborative effort," Ruff "Ninotchka," a comedy physics professors presented Harrison burg 434-1 7% said. The theory was starring Greta Garbo, papers at the annual meeting travd5fH counsellors, inc. developed by Francois "Psycho" and "Bonnie and of the American Physical Truffaut and Andrew Sards. Clyde" are among the films Society Plasma Physics Other film critics and some that will be shown. Division held recently in San Christmas is the perfect directors dispute the idea that "Great masterpieces of Francisco. one person can be so com- film are monuments to art" The papers, presented by time to send or receive pletely responsible for a film. yet film suffers from a 'double Dr. R.E. Kribel and Dr. K.N. .»» "This course will prove the prejudice'," Ruff said. Some Leung, describe progress in flowers' auteur theory,' Cohen said. in academia think film should Sasma physics research at "We (the instructors) could not be studied because it isn't adison. art. Then there are students "Cusp Losses in a who regard films solely as Multidipole Device" was •MARK'S* entertainment. BIKE SHOP written by Drs. Krible, Leung, accesories - service "Theater is an art form D.G. Fitzsimmons and G.R. INC. complete lines of bikes that's existed for centuries but Taylor and "The Confinement NISHIKI MOTOBECANE movies are only about 75 of Primary Ionizing Electrons V 273 E.K. Market St. 434-5151 years old," Ruff said. Film is in a MultidipoTe Plasma 1098 S. College Ave. suspect as an art form Device," was written by Drs. 434-4461 because movies cost so much Leung, Kribel, and Taylor.
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School of Arts and Sciences: FL 446A-Fiction and the Geol. 489 -Quantitative Languages of Criticism: a Methods in Geology; geologic Biology: special one-hour course assumptions and quantitative taught by Prof. Edward solutions to specialized BIO 210-Human Heredity; Wasiolek, Madison's problems in earth science, this course is designed for "Distinguished Scholar in such as particle orientation, non-biology majors and will Residence." This course will sedimentary fabrics, *cover topics such as heredity, meet for two weeks only, Feb. petrofabrics, vectoral and genetic material, Mendelian 21 -March 3. scalar properties of geological genetics, genetics in medicine measurements. and disease, behavioral Geology: genetics, genetic variation, Geol 493-Introduction to and ethical and social Geol 220-Genetic Mineralogy; Geophysics; a survey of problems in genetic a study of mineral genesis applied geophysics and the engineering. with emphasis on mineral relationship of geophysics to environments, mineral the earth as a whole; Communication Arts: associations, and geologies seismology, gravity, and minerals of classical magnetism, electrical Comm. 330-Organizational localities. methods, etc. Communications; a study in History: the analysis of human com- Geol 390-X-ray Defraction; munication processes within an elective course for science Hist 439CAlex Haley's systems. This course is majors. The basic theories "Roots"; a study of the black designed for business majors and techniques of JC-ray American family con- as well as communication arts defraction implementation centrating on the book majors. and application of X-ray "Roots" by Alex Haley. techniques to geological Comm. 303B--Research problems. Hist 489C-Edwardian Methods; a special topics England; the study of course designed for un- Geol 435-Paleobiology; England at the beginning of dergraduates interested in continues from the study the20th century, emphasizing doing research in com- begun in Geology 250. It culture, society, and political munication fields or those completes study of vertebrate problems of England during students going to graduate evolution through the reptiles, the period. school. birds, and mamals. (Continued on Page 7) English: . MADISON COLLEGE STUDENTS ponder over next English 480-Section 401--A semester's curriculum offerings. photo by wait Morgan study of the literary works of William Faulkner. We will be Student teaching Engl 302G--American Literature in the 1920's; a OPEN... study of the intellectual For your shopping 'scary' to an extent geniuses of the era, such as convenience, 'till 9 P.M. Steinbeck, Hemingway, By LINDA McCREADY student teaching in secondary Fitzgerald and T.S. Eliot. every night (except Sat.) education and instructor of until Christmas. BOOKS "To me, student teaching is the class. Engl 302H-Major Auteur BQOKS & RECORDS scary to a certain extent. It is The practicum helps Directors; a follow-up course RECORDS dropped in your lap if you students to become re-. in films that will focus on the for everyone on your list! 178 S Mason St. don t have prior experiences" oriented to the public school style and themes of four Karen Crawford said. system and helps students major directors and three or So, Crawford enrolled in realize what will be expected • four of their films. JAZZ-PROGRESSIVE- ROCK-SOUL "Field Experiences in of them as student teachers, Secondary Education," a Roller said, adding that it also Foreign Languages and class designed to give makes student teaching easier Literatures: s students an introduction to by taking away student's - ^^ student teaching. anxieties about student Latin 265-The Individual and There is a "casual at- teaching. Society in Ancient Greece and INCENSE mosphere, no lesson plans.no The course, developed four Rome; a study of selected (teaching) units, and you are years ago, is offered every works from Greek and Roman MUSE gift not graded as strictly" semester. If is mainly for literature. This course Crawford said. juniors, seniors and students focuses on the classical ideas certificates save All students that are going who have taken methods of man, society, God, and the into teaching should take the courses or who are taking meaning of life. •$$$$ ask class Jim.Rayfield said. "You clinical techniques courses, get a chance to have two Roller said. Some students Russian 266--Russian professional people working sign-up after student teaching Literature in Translation; a SIC FRIENDLY with you. Dr. Roller (the in- to get extra experience or to AMERICAN study of Russian literature STAFF structor), and. the teacher in get a chance to teach other from 1880 to today. INDIAN ic the school." grades. The purpose of the prac- This year the secondary .TURQUOISE "IPS ticum for pre-student teachers education department ts»v JEWELRY and m ore... is to provide them with requiring all students taking TYPING Merry practical,in-school ex- methods classes to participate CALL MRS PRICE periences that will prepare in some kind of in-school them for their student practicum experience for a 13 Yrs. Exp. teaching, said Lawrence minimum of two hours a Roller, coordinator for (Continued on Page 13) 828-6941 MM* +**»+-+*+*** *++**+*+*+ *«*«*»*>v**«»K*ti*M*M*«*»#> Valley Sports Center Your Complete Shopping Stop Sporting Goods Equipment
107 £. Water St. Harrisonburg 434-6580 ^,.,J,Vg'> .....' THE RR EEZE. Friday. December l», 197«. Page 7 Departments vary course subject offerings (Continued from Page 6) Anth 315-Human Evolution; also a school of business Home Economics gain an understanding of map Mathematics: an examination of the elective. and compas use, and en- evidence for the emergence of hances the students en- Math 511 is now Math 411-- the man and factors in- School of Education HE 378 Management for joyment of the out-of-doors. Advanced Calculus fluencing it. It reviews fossils Aging - A study of gerontology of early primates and em- Elementary and PE 250 Advanced Camp ,\ Early which emphasizes Philosophy and Religion: phasizes fossil and artifactual Childhood Education nomemanagement. This Crafter evidence of physical and course presents the problems Religion 380B-Chinese behavioral evolution of man. ECED 501 Metric System for unique to the aged in relation PE 349 Dance History Religion; past and present. Teachers to food, clothing, housing, Chinese religions including Anth 380- Primate Behavior; personal relations and reveals PE 347 Recreational Dance Taoism and Buddhism. an examination of the natural ECED 401 ELED 401, Seminar how effective management Leadership behavior of primates, for Returning Student might alleviate some of the Physics: focusing on studies of social Teachers problems. PE 365 Lifeguard Training behavior and ecology of Phys 215~Energy, its Nature primates and their im- and Management; this course Klications for the evolution of Psychology is for majors in any program. uman culture. Course touches on ^energy PSYCH 480 Sensitivity resources, exhanges, its School of Business I MEAN, THE ENGLISH Training and Small Groups - impact on our lives and on our Theories and applications of environment, the Laws of Business Education LANGUAGE IS SO sensitivity training and small Nature determining energy groups. Course will include use, and future development. BEOA 235 Introduction of supervised experiences and Word Processing In- EYPREWE,YO\) KNOW? critical discussions of issues Political Science and troduction to word processing arising in the use of these Geography: procedures and equipment. SO, I MEAN, V/TAL, YOU, methods. Permission of in- Includes experience on MTST, structor required. Poli Sci 338-Soviet Foreign Mag Card, memory Policy; an analysis of factors typewriters, dictating and KNOW WHAT 1 MEAN? Secondary Education and influencing Soviet foreign transcribing equipment, and School Administration policy both past and present. reprographics. Prerequisite. BEOA 131-132or SEED 101 Orientation to the equivalent, BEOA 234, Profession - Elective designed Geog 301-Cartography; a lab sophomore status. for freshman and sophomores course designed to prepare to provide background in- students for geographic BEOA 321 Office Ad- formation on teaching. In- cartography; students should ministration cludes visiting teachers, become preficient at - Advanced study of office observations, and both pro and producing fairly professional administration. Examines con viewpoints on teaching maps and at analyzing and employee relations, work careers. Once a week block interpreting maps made by measurements and standards, course. professionals. budget control and business information systems. EDUC 405 Evaluation in Sociology, Anthropology, and Teaching - Designed to help Social Work: Distributive Education with teacher-test making and DE 499 Special Studies grading, helping , to un- Soci 345 -Work and Leisure in - Curriculum development in derstand standardized tests, Contemporary Society; a apparels and accessories. and measurement skills. sociological analysis of work Primarily a DE major and leisure in contemporary requirement or a fashion Speech Pathology and U.S. society with an emphasis merchandising elective for AndMogy on conceptual and human teaching in the public school. problems in the context of SPPA 635 Audiology social change. DE 475 Visual Merchandising READ 450 Reading in the HE 501 Workshop for Modern Assesment of Children and Communication Design Secondary School Woman - Deals with the Soci 375-Medical Sociology; - A study of concepts and problems facing women HEDO 510 Hearing Aids an introduction to the field of practices as it applies to today. Emphasis on the Amplification Systems medical sociology that marketing of products and socialization of women, role examines the salient issues in services in distributive ELED 535 Teaching Social adjustment. Discusses the HEDO 610 Advanced Aural the field and related businesses, Techniques Studies in the Elementary current forms of families and Rehabilitation theorectical perspectives. pertaining to advertising, School available also to the economic and legal Focuses on health care sales promotion, and display. undergraduates. barriers facing women. HEDO 655 Practicum with the programs in developing Primarily a DE requirement, Hearing Impaired countries as well as modern Library Science and industrial societies. r3»6»»a3»*^5»S3»*'*X»R^^*^^^^*^WV*-*^ Educational Media 1 LSEM 375E Operation of Faculty members GITCHELL'S "" Audiovisual Equipment, - The operation and utilization of elected officers STUDIO & CAMERA SHOP various types of audiovisual equipment found in public Two Madison College schools. faculty members were elected 20% DISCOUNT officers of the Shenandoah * on all camera shop supplies LSEM 375 G Trends in Valley chapter of the Council Educational Media- For the for Exceptional Children at a i photo finishing.and both color and teacher or librarian needing recent meeting of the council. to know where media fits into black & white or free film the educational program of a Dr. Ted Christiansen, 79 E. Market St. 434-5314 school. Where media services professor of special education, are today and can or should be was elected president for 1976- expected in the future. L 77 and Dr. Louis Finkle, assistant professor of special education, was elected vice- Physical Education president. Waldens Bar-B-Q PE 152 MISC 002 Introduction Jeanette Parsons of 778 E. Market 433-8525 to Orienteering - Introduces Rockingham County Public the sport of orienteering. It Schools was elected We have a provides an opportunity to , secretary-treasurer. new dept.! Specializing In Many large, full color, $SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS$SSSSSSSS&!fefii hard bound gift books Hickory Pit Cooked BAR-BQue Men 's and Ladies are priced as low as r 50% off the original and B-B-Q Spare Ri Leather price WED. 10% OFF W/COLLEGE ID Jackets and Belts Everything Home-Cooked at 11AM-10PM Daily Complete THE BODY SHOP 12-8PM Sunday Carry-Out 66 E. Market St. next to Greyhound. S*ai/'on- IKS S Muson Si I Non-traditional degree program proposed
(Continued from Page 1) isn't located in an urban area, a degree from that school he is that it will help people make in unusual circumstances, planned around some area of Finlayson thinks Madison's would still have to go back and greater contributions to according to the proposal. concern to the student, and he non-urban location will lead to spend one semester there, society by helping to do better • A similar non-traditional must take a core of 30 credit the program's popularity. which he can't do because of jobs. degree program called a . hours within this area toward There are many people out his family and home. Aside from credits earned Bachelor of Individual In- the 128 hours required for in communities that aren't There is no way under through regular course work struction, started at George graduation. The program will near other colleges and there Madison's present program or by examination, students Mason University in the fall, not just be a "cafeteria type of is a large population to pull that he could earn a degree may also be awarded credit 1975. The program had to be thing," Finlayson said. from that can't come to here as a working male, she redesigned when it was not Twenty-four hours must be campus every day, she said. said. for "certain life experiences" approved the first time by earned toward the Bachelor of Many of the people who will His job now required a on a non-grade basis, ac- SCHEV. Finlayson was un- General Studies degree at enter the program, she said, business background, which cording to the proposal. The sure why it wasn't approved. evaluation of these ex- Madison. Finlayson does not will probably already have he has very little of, she said. The only complaint George believe someone should be started college somewhere With the new program, periences would include a Mason has had about the able to get a degree with a else and didn't finish because Madison would accept his written examination, an oral Erogram is the expense of "hodgepodge" of courses of settling down into marriage chemical engineering degree examination, a paper, or aving faculty advisers for another special project. from other places. They or a job. as part of his 128 hours, and a each student. Finlayson said the adviser must be given should do at least a semester's As a "perfect" example of program would be designed to The degree program will be work here to say that their help him with his new career release time from teaching someone who could benefit open to anybody who has a some of his regular classes, degree is from Madison, she from this new degree, needs. The program would high school diploma; the only said. serve a dual purpose because creating the expense of paying Finlayson cited a man stipulation is that the ap- someone to take his place. Twenty-four of the 30 who works on campus. He has it would also be a preparation plicant must not have been in required hours in the "field of for a masters degree. There may be a problem in an associate degree in high school diploma; the only getting faculty members study" must be upper division The real value of the chemical engineering from least three years. This insterested in advising BGS courses. A student can't come another school. In order to get program, Finlayson believes, requirement may be waived in and take the equivalent of students because it will be what he would have gotten at time consuming, Finlayson a community college, said. She is looking toward Finlayson said. Textbook industry is 'oasis' the Faculty Women's Caucus As an exception to the usual for support because the group college policy, D's will be (CPS)--When students publisher says are down- For the publisher, though, has shown an interest in accepted from member begin studying for their first shifted for the increasing the used book business is a continuing education. schools of the Valley of economics exam, chances are number of junior colleges, pain in the profits. In fact, one The College Council ap- Virginia Consortium as they will overlook one very community colleges and night of the main reasons for proved the proposal on Nov. transfer credit after a student rich lesson in basic supply and school courses. revisions, according to a 18. The administration hopes has been admitted to the BGS demand theory. leading college textbook to hear by spring whether program. The Valley con- That textbook, for which But the words "new publisher, is to cut out the SCHEV has approved it. sortium area also includes the student has probably edition" are enough to bring used book market. Ap- If the proposal is approved, Blue Ridge Community supplied between $13 to $15, is tears to the eyes of a student parently there is no money for the BGS sommittee will let the community know that the College, the University of happily and steadily filling the taking introductory courses publishers in used books. program is here and that Virginia, and Virginia Tech. publisher's demand. like economics or political Barnes and Noble, which science. These courses often community members are SCHEV has asked that the operates used book fran- welcome to. it. Finlayson program be designed around The textbook industry is a require texts which are chises, buys books back at 40 financial oasis in the plans to publicize the program the consortium area, she said. revised regularly and that per cent of the original cost and develop a special Although there has been publishing business as new means that a student cannot and resells them at 60 per markets open up in adult brochure explaining it, as well some fear the program buy the book used and , cent. The author of the book as go to community wouldn't be popular at education, women's studies possibly save as much as fifty being resold receives no and texts which one leading organizations and groups to Madison because the school per cent. royalties as songwriters do. talk about it. CPB BILLBOARD ••**•*•*•***••••••*•••••••• •■**••*•••*••*•**•
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THIS FELINE FRIEND found his lunch partner at a bank parking lot in Wood stock, Va. Monday. The uninvited lunch guest jumped on the car hood of Steve Tavenner, a field engineer from Boyce. Va. (first photo). Tavenner offered the cat some of his lunch, (second photo) but this wasn't enough. The cat cried out for a refill (third photo). Tavenner obliged his demanding guest, (fourth photo) who then finished his meal and went about his way. Page 10. THE BREKZE. Friday, December 10. 1*76 Travel SideShow Arts, People ^^^^^*^**************#**¥*****¥***¥*¥*¥¥**¥¥¥¥******#¥****¥¥***¥***¥¥*¥**¥¥*¥***¥¥*s ROTC-'teaching leadership' Program at Madison expanding By PAULA smiles, and says, "We're benefits can the young person MERGENHAGEN looking for people as opposed involved in ROTC collect For many people, the term to men." Then he adds, "We while still at school? Smith "military science" conjures have a large percentage of seems almost hesitant about up images of combat boots women." They comprise a the money situation, as if and artillery. third of the program, in fact. downplaying its importance. But, the military science Women are by no means But, the army does pay $100 a department of the School of new to the program. The army month for 10-months of the Education at Madison is has gone out of its way to year for the final two years of concerned with other things. court them for some time, school. Primarily, it is interested in says Smith. Smith seems pleased with teaching qualities of Smith expresses his own the program at this early leadership to students in the feeling toward those in stage in its development. rmy Reserve Officer Training Madison's program, "I like to Furthermore, he is very Corps (ROTO think the women we have in happy with his job as principle Sgt. Robert Smith, an NCO the ROTC program are above drill instructor-"I'm the guy with more than 21 years of army service, is principle drill instructor of the program and 'program results is new at Madison. Seated behind his desk in firm military style, he explains the purely from student interest* program's origins, growth, and objectives. For those uncertain as to average. They're very who opens the mail around ROTC's function, Smith motivated--they have to be. here," he laughs. Becoming proceeds to introduce the They're doing something in serious once more, he states, program, "The Army ROTC college a little bit more "It's a necessary position and program at Madison consists serious than everyone else." it's very rewarding for me. of a two*- and a four-year But how serious? Is the Also, it's a nice break." porgram The two-year army out to prepare a student Smith has over 21 years of program, for juniors and for a career through ROTC? military service and could seniors, is basically to "Not necessarily," Smith retire anytime. He pauses for prepare the college graduate answers. After considering a moment and then sums up to accept the responsibility of the question for a moment, he the job's advantabes, "It's SGT. ROBERT SMITH, drill instructor, discusses the ROTC being a commissioned officer offers a few words of hfs own, giving me a chance to get In program at Madison. An army veteran of 21 years, Smith has in the army." "The program gives students (Continued on Page 11) taught here since September. p|M)f, by E,rl Copb This, he said, is ac- the ability to lead and N complished through military manage-whether they use science courses and in- that in the military com- struction ' in leadership, munity or in civilian life." organization, and military If the student is given this Elton John's 'Blue Moves '— tactics. training, what does the army The four-year program, expect of him in return? 9 offers "a more peripheral Without hesitation, Smith approach" for those people explains, "Upon graduation, 'improves on earlier albums who really aren't sure if the having met all the ROTC army is right for them. program requirements, By CUTCH ARMSTONG Students entering this beautifully. Essentially this refreshing change. However .students are commisioned With his latest album Elton album is what "Rock of the it is safe to assume that program accumulate par- second lieutenants in the ticipation points called con- John has moved from a series Westies" could have and Bernie Taupin is not on the United States Army reserve. of meaningless albums to one should have been. way out. His lyrics on "Blue tact hours. Upon reaching 90 They are commissioned at hours, they can enter the third with a more serious approach. Furthermore, this could be Moves" range from a plea to their choice for from three His new release is entitled John's best album since end a lover's quarrel to year of military science part months of active duty training of the program. "Blue Moves," and, as "Goodbye Yellow Brick questioning the existence of and then to the reserve the name implies, is not a Road," or at least since the God. Certainly Taupin is at "We are an extension program or for three years program," says Smith. He happy album. departure of bass player Dee his best here. active duty." It is, however, a very good Murray and drummer Nigel All of this- is not to lead explains that it is under the What does active duty auspices of the program at the album that features great Olsson. anyone to believe "Blue entail? Any number of things, lyrics, many interesting in- When they left to pursue Moves" is flawless. It is a University of Virginia and its Smith explains, then offers a director, Lt, Cof J. Walter strumental solos and some solo careers, Mr. John filled very good album as far as its partial listing-engineering, long awaited Elton John piano Shugart. Smith elaborates military police or intelligence work. further, "the people that have work, finance, transportation. been in the program in the The pudgy and wealthy 'a great pleasure to hear a mixture The army has many such musician from Middlesex has m businesses. enlisted the talents of many women comprise The last one mentioned is contributing artists to com- of the old and new Elton * combat arms (infantry, plement his present and armor, & artillery). With improving band of musicians. a third this, the subject of women is the hole they made as well as execution but it is certainly In a move toward a wider not an innovative work. Some again brought up. "This is the range of sounds, Mr. John has adding a few other performers of the program* only business so hazardous we 'to his troupe. He reacquired songs sound quite familiar to employed the Brecker ex-Elton John Band members the listener. For example, the do not allow women in these Brothers, whose brass work particular skills," states Caleb Quaye, a guitarist, and beginning of "Sorry Seems on this album excels, the Roger Pope, a drummer, to go To Be The Hardest Word" past have had to participate Smith. Martyn Ford Orchestra and through cross-enrollment by Then he adds, "The only along with new bass player sounds like a cross between the London Symphony Or- one of his earlier songs, "We travelling to U. Va. Now they thing that I have noted is that chestra. Kenny Passerelli and can have all the classes they women physiologically are not His backing vocalists James Newton-Howard, who All Fall In Love Sometimes" want right here." built to carry the heavy loads plays the electric piano and and the theme from 'The include David Crosby, synthesizers, as well as Young and the Restless." Madison's ROTC program that the men are. They are Graham Nash and Toni has only been in existence for just as adept in stress conducting some of the or- The album includes a few a couple of years. Smith, situations; they are just as Tennille. Even the Cor- chestral pieces for the album. boogie songs but the majority himself, has only been here adept in management nerstone Institutional Baptist Rounding out the band are are longer and more since September, but already positions.. I feel that probably and Southern Californian old hands percusionist Ray developed works. Most are at he shows a great deal of in the next couple decades the Community Choir gets in on Cooper, and guitarist Davey least four minutes long though devotion to the program. "If army will have women in the the act. Jonnstone, who exhibits some a few seem to be too long. the student body did not want combat arms. In other parts The Elton John Band itself fine sitar playing on "The This double album was an ROTC program, there of the world, they already do." is quite formidable on this Wide-Eyed and Laughing." recorded in Toronto and is would not be one here. We the But, regardless of the album after a pitiful per- The sitar, along with a few Elton's first release on his military, do not recruit. Our occupation, job choices in the formance in their last outing other instrumental variations own record company, Rocket best recruiters are the army are not necessarily on "Rock of the Westies." In provide a refreshing touch to Records. He wisely got it out students in the program." connected with one's major. contrast to "Westies," where Mr. John's music. in time for the Christmas rush What kind of men in the They depend, rather, on they drowned each other out Quaye, Johnstone and although some may refrain program looking for, Smith is personal interests. with obnoxious results, on Newton-Howard get a chance from buying it because it is asked. He J«wJorA*WWV V.^Of course, all this comes "Blue Moves" they com- to exhibit their writing talents not an inexpensive album. his somber'' sxpresSrbtn' about after graduation. What plement each other 'here to provide- another • (Continued on Page II) • *•* TIIE BREEZE, Friday. December 10. 1976. Page 11 A JoniMitchell's 'Hejira9 album 'disappointing9
By ROGER WELLS AND JAY and maintain one's interest. she writes, "find refuge in the Leaving six white vapor trails "Amelia" alone may justify JACKSON But side two wears thin as her roads." across the bleak terrain the cost of this album. melodies and florishes fall The result is additional It was the hexagram df the But Mitchell fails too often "We all come and go unknown into formula. insight into the relations of heavens on this set; her images each so deep and superficial The relatively unknown man and woman, as perceived It was the strings of my guitar become too common, her Between the forceps and the backing musicians are almost by Mitchell. She works much Amelia, it was just a false allusions too repetitive and stone." certainly directed by Mitchell like a good playwright or alarm." (Continued on Page 17 ) -Joni Mitchell who arranges her albums with novelist, taking the Subject, the same precision as a Paul putting it into different Joni Mitchell may be one of Simon or Paul McCartney. To situations, adding characters the most interesting and the extent that Mitchell's and seeing how the subject creative song-writers alive, material allows these performs. but her lastest album adds musicians to explore the As on previous albums, the very little to her list of lyrical potential of their in- best songs on "Hejira" are achievements. Though struments, their studio work moderately complex. initially exciting it falls flat is flawless and appropriate. Obviously the nature of the upon more careful con- Neil Young plays a very un- medium is such that she sideration. Neil Youngish harmonica part cannot sing the prose of Nonetheless, "Hejira" seems to be attracting greater support from Mitchell s fans 'perhaps the most intellectual than her previous work, "The Hissing of Summer Lawns," oriented song writer today9 and contains some of the finest songs she has written in years. in "Furry Sings the Blues." Faulkner or the poetry of The album is musically Larry Carlton provides a fine Elliot. Such words would innovative, as is usual with lead guitar, often reaching whistle right by the listener her contributions. Not nearly into the upper registers to tapping his foot to the ryhthm. as "electrified" as the create a "flighty" sound that Nonetheless, Mitchell's is previous release, "Hejira" fits the theme of the album. perhaps the most obviously returns to the rolling and Jaco Pastorius, the best of intellectual oriented song rhythmic accompaniment three bassists featured, has a writer today, and some of the featured in "Court and style very similar to Stanley songs in this set are quite Spark," only this time she has Clark and is a definite plus for good. replaced the piano with an the album. And some very "Coyote," bounces along amplified and subtly distorted notable vibes work may be telling a complex story with acoustic guitar. This medium, attributed to Victor Feldman. shifting personas, and clever unfortunately, loses its inital Where the album suffers is images. And "Amelia" may appeal and freshness as the in the careful fusion of lyric be the most moving and album wears on. and melody which is the beautiful song Mitchell has Side one is an example of hallmark of that distinctive penned in years. Backed by a perfect taste in music- Joni Mitchell sound. For the whining, high register guitar nothing is overdone, not yet. most part, the material on sounding like the purr of a jet The solos are subtle, yet ex- "Hejira" is too bland and aircraft, she sings: pressive and ingenius. The predictable to allow Mitchell GETTING INTO THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT. Members of the songs flow easily, build nicely to fully explore her per- "I was driving across the chemistry department constructed this "Christmas tree" formance talents. burning desert from lab equipment, test tubes, beakers, and rubber tubing. Without a full orchestration When I spotted six jet planes Photo by M»rfc Thompion -SNOOPY" I or complex and bold melodies, CHRISTMAS
Page 12. TIIK BREEZE. Friday. December 10. 1576 A Mime - a dramatization without words or props: Sign arid stage Combine 'Christmas Magic'
TWENTY-FIVE MADISON GRADUATE STUDENTS com- bined Sunday night to sign eight Christmas songs in the second annual "ChristmasMagic: Songfest in Sign Language." The program of sign and stage involved the efforts of the speech "FALL ON YOUR KNEES..." signed by (left to right) Diane pathology and audiology department and the Virginia School Sollenberger, Temple Derflinger, and Renee Wenger. for the Deaf. Above are Marsha Burwell and Michele Bigiarelli signing the phrase "mother and child." Photos by Jerry Caldwell
By DWAYNE YANCEY and deaf, ranging in age from Mime—a. dramatization eight months to 80 years. without the aid of words or The students worked with props-is an art that only a few resources-a tape of select few, such as Marcel Christmas songs for the Marceau, have been able to hearing audience, and a completely master. charming little tot in the role Although sign language for of "The Little Drimmer Boy" the deaf isn't classified as a who couldn't quite seem to part of theatre, it does share resist the* urge to wave at the mime's basic concept of. audience with his drumsticks. communicating without the The evening also featured benefit of sound or objects. the magic show of
a show that proved to rival the beauty of traditional stage choreography* £ 1- Sunday night, sign and Bridgewater College student stage were combined at Phillip Nolley, who ran the Madison College as the speech gamut of silk tricks-making Sathology and audiology them disappear and reappear, epartment and the Virginia tie themselves into knots and School for the Deaf in then miraculously unknot, Staunton presented the second plus the old "milk disap- annual "Christmas Magic: pearing into the paper funnel" Songfest in Sign Language." routine and finally produced a Twenty-five Madison rabbit-albeit a stuffed one - graduate students, only six from a hat. weeks into an elective course Perhaps the highlight of the on sign language, combined to "Christmas Magic" show was sign eight Christmas songs in a mime by a student from the a show that proved to rival the Virginia School for the Deaf. beauty of traditional stage Maybe it was his ability to choreography. work without an inherent "One of the hardest things reliance on sound or simply for the students to do is to try innate ability, but his very to get up in front of people and convincing mime of the story use sign language," said Paula Kaiser, instructor of of the first Christmas tree in speech pathology. America received the hearty The participants weren't approval of the audience. always on cue, and some of The show concluded with the finer elements of theatre Kaiser teaching the audience etiquette weren't always the refrain of '*We Wish You a PA-RUM-PA-TUM-TUM signed during "The Little Drummer followed, but the omissions Merry Christmas" In sign Boy" scene. Left to right are Trica Brogan, Debra Brill, little were easily overlooked by the language, and surprisingly, it drummer boy (Julie). Paula Bedner, Jean Whetzel. audience of 400, both hearing wasn't as hard as it looked. /. THE BREEZE, Friday, December 10. 1976. Page 13 Christmas spoiled for Ronnie (Continued from Page 2) of human achievement. number of adoption lists. house was supposed to be. A He reluctantly notified his He knew that eventually a few of the neighborood kids loving parents that he could decision had to be made, but a came by to see the new tree very possibly be leaving the difficult decision takes time. house and, inconsiderate as area, going somewhere else And so the story ended, children often are, made fun where he would be more with little Ronnie undecided of Ronnie in this his time of appreciated. " about moving, but the list of sorrow. After all, it wasn't his fault possible places had narrowed. But the bewildered youth that mama and papa didn't "Somewhere, I think, with was not one to give up so get him the tree house. a warm climate...sandy easily. Unlimited op- When word got aroung that beaches...a palm tree hodse. portunities were available for Ronnie Barrier might leave one of his talents. Lonesome Bluff, the entire His mind was a universe of community was shocked. The ideas. He had many offers neighborhood kids were Crime down from parents who were very dismayed The town interested in adopting an newspaper tried desperately aspiring, yet modest, boy. to ftqd out if he was goirig? and last month After weeks of internal if soYwhere. (Continued from Page 1) conflict he remained con- But Ronnie was a smart November was the destruc- fused Finally, he came up lad. - He deliberated and tion of the vinyl top of a '74 with an alternative plan- a weighed his options, saying at Cheverolet on Chandler lot, five year plan, he said, which one point that he was staying amounting to $200, Crider would carry him to the heights yet keeping his name on any said. Other acts of vandalism committed include windows broken, the information phone Business background at the college entrance was torn out. The most prominent act was the destruction of or unnecessary for MBA damage to vending machines (Continued .fromfrom PagePun 5) Friday cBtbeze December 10, 1976 Sports Page 11 McMillin being considered for Austin Peay position By JIM MORGAN was looking for in a football "If coach McMillin feels Madison College head coach, and added that "he that the move to Austin Peay football coach Challace represents- the type of coach is a promotion, and I'm sure McMillin is considered among that I'd like to see at Austin that it is as far as a more the front runners for the head Peay^' However, Riggs would lucrative contract is con- coach position at Austin Peay not call McMillin the front cerned, then he would want to State (Tenn.) University, runner for the position. accept it," he said. according to a spokesman at . "We're also interviewing Austin Peay, . a NCAA the school. several other fine coaches Division II football school, is a McMillin, who has a three that fill our requirements for member of the Ohio Valley year record at Madison of 22- the position," he said. "We'll Conference and has a 8-1, visited Austin Peay look at all four scholarship football program Tuesday, and met with equally . . . right now I don't with 40 full scholarships and College President Dr. Robert feel ''that there is a front 30 partial-scholarships. 0. Riggs, college athletic runner." This season the football officials and community McMillin emphasized that team was 5-6 and -finished representatives. he had not made any decision fourth in the conference. Riggs, former dean of the to leave Madison, but ad- The vacancy for the head School of Education at mitted that he was "seriously coach position opened when Madison and an executive considering the position at Dr. Riggs and athletic of- assistant to Madison College Austin Peay." ficials at the school voted not President Dr. Ronald Carrier, "I feel that I should look into to renew the contract of Jack contacted Carrier earlier this any situation that opens up to 3ushofsky, who had been at year about the availability of me," said McMillin. the school four years. His McMillin. Later members of "However, I wasn't actively contract expires December the athletic committee at seeking the head coach job 31 Austin Peay invited McMillin there, they made the initial Bushofsky's entire staff was and his wife to Tennessee for contacts." also dismissed. MADISON HEAD FOOTBALL coach Challace McMillin the interview. McMillin met with Austin According to Vance, 50 confers with quarterback Stan Jones in one of last season's Riggs said that he felt Peay athletic director Dr. applications were received for games. McMillin is currently being considered for the head McMillin had all of the George Fisher and the the vacancy, and the choices coaching job at Austin Peay University. qualities that he personally University's athletic com- were narrowed to four — mittee on Tuesday morning. McMillin; Boots Donnelly, an Later he answered questions assistant at Vanderbilt from community members University; Bill Baker, an Women swimmers lack depth and newsmen at a two-hour assistant at the University of session that was open to the Tennessee; and Del Shealey, a public. former assistant at Baylor Make up for it with motivation University and offensive "Coach McMillin indicated coordinator at Tennessee. The Madison College Carrington combined for of experienced divers. Last that he was very positive Both Baker and Shealey women's swimming team Madison's top finish, a second year's top diver, Kathy towards the head coaching were released from their jobs travels to Old Dominion in the 500 yard mixed relay, in Leverone, who won 13 of 14 position here, and he at Tennessee when Bill Battle University Saturday (Dec. 11) the Pittsburgh Invitational. diving competitions last responded very well in all the was fired as head coach last for the Duchesses' final dual Other experienced season, elected not to compete sessions," said Austin Peay week. meet of the 1976-77 season. swimmers returning for the this season, and the Sports Information Director Bushofsky had been under Madison opened the season Duchesses include seniors Duchesses' two divers, Doug Vance. "Although he fire for two seasons at Austin sophomore Cathy Jo Barnes has been the only person in- Peay, and according to a and freshman Darcel Claxton, terviewed thus far, I would campus spokesman most 'iri// be strong in state have no intercollegiate ex- agree that he's the front students, including over half perience. runner." of the football team favored a Saturday (Dec. 4) at the Mary Butters (freestyle), O'Donnell feels that Vance added that McMillin change. Bushofsky's four year University of Pittsburg In- Randi Reppen (butterfly) and Madison will be strong within had made no committment to record was 13-29-1, and this vitational where the Karen Cutler (distance) and the state, where the take the job during any of the year's 5-6 finish was the Duchesses finished in a tie for junior Ruth Garrett Duchesses will face defending sessions. school's best in 10 years. eighth place with the (freestyle, backstroke). VFISW champion Virginia Madis«n College Director of The athletic facilities at University of Maryland. Among the top newcomers Commonwealth University, Intercollegiate Athletics Dean Austin Peay are comparable Twelve schools participated in to the team are Carrington William and Mary and Enters said that McMillin to those at Madison, including the meet, which was won by (individual medley, breast- Virginia Tech, in addition to would be released from any an astroturf f jeld and a 10,000 Pittsburgh. stroke) and Sukie Shaw (IM, Old Dominion. Madison is contractual commitments he seat stadium. The 1976-77 Madison team butterfly). also scheduled to meet has with Madison so he could Officials at the school said a lacks depth, but coach Martha Aside from depth, regional swimming powers take the Austin Peay position decision for the position will O'Donnell says "We'll make O'Donnell's main concern Maryland and West Virginia if it were made available to be made "sometime before up for the lack of depth with with this year's team is a lack during the upcoming season. him. Christmas." motivation." Eight swimmers from last year's 9-2 Virginia Federation of Intercollegiate Sports for Indoor track team striving for goals Women (VFISW) runner-up team return for the by KEN TERRELL meet at VMI with the Keydets, Pan-ague broke the record he closely followed by teammate Duchesses, including Madison track coach Ed Appalachian State, the shared with seven other Conrad Briggs, at 21*3". sophomore Frances Kelley, Witt has two goals set for this University of Richmond, Madison jumpers by leaping Martin also cleared 6'4" in the who set Madison records in year's indoor track team. Bridgewater, and the 6'4", two inches over the old high jump but recorded more three events last year (200 "There are a few outstanding University of Virginia. Three mark, to place fourth in that misses than Parrague. ' yard freestyle, 100 yard people we'd like to see do well Madison records fell as event. In an impressive Coach Witt was impressed butterfly, 500 yard freestyle). in the big meets, and we'd like seyeral strong individual double, Mike Greehan shat- by the team's performance in Senior Kathy McCauslin, who to break every indoor record performances were recorded. tered the existing two mile their first meet. "Everyone also holds school records in at Madisofc." Mike Perry took second in standard of 9:35 with a 9:28.9 did well considering we're not three events (50 yard The Dukes began work on the pole vault with a record clocking after posting an sharp yet," he commented. backstroke, 50 yard butterfly those goals Monday night in a vault of 14'. High jumper Lou earlier 4:24 mile. Witt hopes the team will be and 100 yard backstroke), Last year's high hurdles sharp by next semester when returns for Madison as well. champion in the outdoor he tries to qualify runners for —M-ad&tion, .ecord holders Crist wins equitation trophy season, Keith Pope, set his the Philadelphia Track Diane Cayce (100 yard in- sights on this year's indoor Classic, the East Coast dividual medley) and Madison College rider tercollegiate horse show. title with a victory in the 60 Championships at Richmond, sophomore Anita Callahan (50 Debbie Crist won the trophy Madison finished in a tie for yard high hurdles. Pope twice and The North Carolina State yard freestyle) will also be for the individual rider with fourth with Averett and the ran times of 7.4 seconds Collegiate Invitational. back to compete for Madison the most cumulative points at University of Virginia in during the meet, tieing the Meanwhile, the team is this season. last weekend's Randolph the team standings. Madison record. scheduled to, run another Kelley. McCauslin, Cayce, Macon Woman's College- Nine schools competed in the Ken Martin placed in the warm-up meet this Friday at and freshman Kathleen Lynchburg College in- show. long jump with a best of 21'4", Lynchburg College. WM THE BREEZE. Friday. December 10. 1976. Page 15 Madison's balanced scoring downs Rutg Stielper hits for 29 points, Dosh adds 22 * By BOB GRIMESEY the contest at 54-54 with 16:20 was the deciding factor ac- Maturine, a popular figure was the Dukes last home Freshman forward Steve left in the game. cording to Campanelli as with the home crowd, saw appearance this semester. Stielper's 29 points, led a host However, behind the ball time and again he got the ball limited action because of the Madison will travel to East of high scoring Dukes Wed- handling of freshman guard inside on the Pioneer defense. strong offensive per- Tennessee State and nesday night as the Madison Jeff Cross, the Dukes The importance of the formances of Stielper and Baltimore University before basketball team outgunned neutralized the press to hold guard's performance was Cadman, according to winter break. The next home the University of Rutgers- the slim margin for the rest of magnified as the Dukes went Campanelli. Maturine ended game will be Jan. 3 against Camden Pioneers. 98-91. the game. to their "tease" offense with up with three points and three AusUn Peay University. In "We could really just about Only at 5:14 left to go, did five minutes to go. rebounds. addition, they will play get whatever we wanted on the Pioneers seriously Campanelli went to the Oeverall, the Dukes Salisbury State at home and offense," said head coach Lou threaten the Dukes lead as more deliberate spread game outrebounded the Pioneers, Florida State away before the Campanelli in reference to the forward Raymond Pace plan despite the disapproval 40-33. beginning of the I spring Rutgers defense, "that's why , scored a three point play to tie of the crowd because he The Rutgers-Camden game semester. we scored 98 points despite the game at 82. wanted to avoid a "shoot out" holding the ball for five However, Stielper hit a in the final minutes because of minutes." "their ability to score a lot of He added that he had been short jumper on the next _ possesion to put the Dukes points quickly." - skeptical about the outcome of "I think the slow down the game originally because ahead for good. From that point, Madison worked real well, because it he knew Rutgers had major took them away from their -• college talent offensively and relied on the ball handling of game and forced them to had the potential to win big. Cross and Roger Hughett and hurry on the offensive end," Campanelli's skepticism excellent shooting from the foul line to hold on to the lead. he said. proved reliable as the He added that the "tease" Pioneers shot 54 per cent from In the final five minutes the allowed the Dukes to get more the field in the first half. Dukes made 15 of 16 shots high percentage shots as well • However, the Dukes showed from the foul line as they over as many free points from the «i V offensive punch of their own came the Pioneer defensive foul line. L ?" as they hit on 63 per cent and tactic of fouling to stop the It was Stielper, however, took a" 46-43 lead at the half. clock. who spearheaded the Madison In the second half, the Cross, who broke Joe Pioneers went into a suc- attack as he hit on 10 of 17 Pfahler's record of most from the field, sank both free cessful full court press, tying assists in one pamp with id throw attempts and grabbed rtiw 10 rebounds. Campanelli said he was 3 impressed with Scielper's ( performance, saying "with a little defense he's gonna' be a great one." mt ML* 1 In addition to Stielper, the L ^L- ■>! r- Dukes enjoyed double figure J, . performances from all four of ^^ the remaining starters. Forward Pat Dosh added 22 points and nine rebounds in • 1 V 1 \ addition to John Cadman's 19 , points and six rebounds in the front court Miin In the backcourt, Cross added 10 points and five GUARD JEFF CROSS drives the lane and draws a foul late in rebounds along with the 14 the first'half. Madison led at the half 46-43, and held on for assists as Hughett scored 14. their third win of the season. The Dukes next game is Satur- Sophomore center Gerard day night at East Tennessee State. Photos by Mark Thompson STEVE STIELPER flings a shot toward the basket and draws a foul in Madison's win over Rutgers. Stielper. a freshman forward, scored 29 points and grabbed 10 rebounds. \ Breeze A-A list short The Breeze regrets that two batted in, and 12 home runs. Madison athletes were left off He also scored 35 runs. the list of All-Americas in last Pope finished sixth in the Tuesday's Breeze Sports 110 meter high hurdles in last Special. Added to the list are year's NCAA Division n track baseball player Jim Barbe, a and field nationals with a time 1975 selection, and runner of 14.9 seconds. Pope holds Keith Pope, who was selected the Madison record in the 120 in 1976. high hurdles, which he set last Barbe, a shortstop during year with a time of 14.1. He the 1975 season, was the was also part of the record Duke's top hitter that year. setting 440 yard relay team, JEFF CROSS drives the lane and draws a foul late in the first half. Madison led at the half He led the regulars with a .414 which ran a time of 42.8 last 46—13, and held on for their third win of the season. The Dukes next game is Saturday night batting average, 53 runs year. at East Tennessee State. \ Page IS. THE BRFKZK. Friday. December 10. 1976 Madison wins first, beats Frostburg After dropping their first against Maryland, sat out her two games of the 1976-77 second straight game and is season, the Madison College doubtful for Saturday's (Dec. Duchesses basketball team 11) game against the bounced back Monday (Dec. Monarchs of Old Dominion. 6) to defeat Frostburg State A win over the nationally 72-55 in Frostburg. ranked Monarchs, who are 2-2 Madison lost its season overall and 20th in the latest opener to the University of Association of Intercollegiate Maryland 68-54 on December Athletics for Women's poll, 1, then dropped a 60-58 would even the Duchesses' decision to William and Mary record at 2-2 and give them "a in its first home game tremendous 'Christmas Saturday (Dec. 4). present." said Jaynes l Against Frostburg, senior following Wednesday's forward Katherine Johnson practice. scored seven baskets to lead A victory in their final game the Duchesses to a 34-26 before the semester break halftime lead. could also instill some much The Bobcats, led by the needed aggressiveness in the shooting of senior forward Duchesses, who dropped their Debbie Alongi and sophomore two opening games before forward Adeline Hubbard, whipping Frostburg (Md.) made a second half comeback The Monarchs are led by Photo by Wall Morgan but were unable to close the 6'5" freshman forward Inge Nessen, who scored 64 points MAIN TEAM'S Billy McArdle advances the ball against Theta Chi gap to less than nine points. Madison's Johnson scored in Old Dominion's first three 24 points for her third straight games. Old Dominion was 1-2 game of 20 points or more. on the year going into She scored 20 points against ^Tuesday's (Dec. 7) game with Main Team takes championship Maryland ana 24 against Virginia, with losses to North William and Mary. Mendy Carolina State (72-61) and By BOB GRIMESEY year (Bob Viti, John Provost, was played in the midst of-a Childress scored 13 and Lynn Long wood (64-60) and a win The Main Team convinced and Billy McArdle). Two of heavy rainfall, the Main Team Abbott added 12 for the over Federal City College (81- the final disbeliever of their them would have seen a lot of struck first with a goal by Left Duchesses. 65). intramural soccer supremacy action had they been eligible wing Tom Fernandez at 15 Frostburg was led by "Their (the Monarchs') Sunday, as they defeated (Emil Rampacek and Tom minutes to go in the first half. Alongi with 17 and Hubbard guards are as big as our inside second ranked Theta Chi, 4-1, Fernandez) and the soccer Within the next ten with 16. people, and we may be in for the intramural cham- coach of Eastern Mennonite minutes, Main Team center Sophomore center Kathy trouble on the boards. But I pionship. High School (Ron half Provost added two more, Peter and sophomore Sharon am banking on the defense to one from a mix up in front of The victory erased all Copenhagen). Cessna were both back in come up with some turnovers doubt as to who the best in- "They had the quality the Theta Chi goal mouth and action against Frostburg after and easy buckets," said tramural soccer team on players and for that reason the second from 18 yards missing the William and Mary Jaynes. She also added that, dominated the game," he straight away. she's hoping that Madison's , J campus was, while Theta Chi game with injuries, but fresh- captain Bob Kidney remarked said. Down 3-0, Theta Chi came man guard Patty Bell, who 3uickness "will over shadow that this team was outclssed Kidney was correct as the back quickly in the second suffered an ankle sprain leir bigness." Main Team left a path of half to reduce the score to 3-1 by a squad that rates with '^^^^i" i^^^< «^>^*>**»+^***^*+**f^*^^^^^^, many intercollegiate com- destruction behind them in the on a penalty kick by Kidney. petitors he has seen. playoffs that included a 5-0 However, Theta Chi went victory over B.M.O.C, a 7-0 into a form of the Madison MEXICAN FOOD "The only reason we made stomp of Southern Comfort College "premium attack" it as close as we did was and a 6-0 shut out of the third where goalie Craig Mc- LA HACIENDA because of desire," Kidney ranked More Tubes in ad- Candless had to face more one The Plavv For Something added. dition to the final victory. on one situations. Kidney pointed out that his Theta Chi reached the Despite the fact that the Different team was lead by two former finals with successive 1-0 goalie played superbly in varsity soccer players, but victories over Catholic blocking three of these one on Ha rris o n h it rg 's () n ly Main Team enjoyed the Campus Ministry, Logan and one attempts, he was heated services of three players that Shorts IV. by righthalf Copenhagen for Mexican Rent ait rani I were named All-South last In the final game, which the final 4-1 difference. REAL MEXICAN-AMERICAN FOOD Going into the game, HARRIS0N8URG McCancQess had allowed one HwTfi SOUT°H parties over 8call 434-9895 goal in ten games. Lubiak leads Chappelear ■AAAAA^^MM^MNMM *^A^MA**# l*««N«««««M«AA* However, as Main Team 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIU coach Brian Carroll said, "Theta Chi is an excellent x&»* WERNER'S SPe intramural team, but Main c in intramural swimming | £>*'** The Party Package Store ' **i/& Team just had too much 49 Carol Lubiak won three practical experience on IBudweiser6pk.cans SI. Marty Ireland from Shorts them." ^ events to lead Chappelear to won the one meter diving, | Old Mil. 12pk. $2.M the Women's intramural Beth Bennett, the 25 yard Who can dispute a man swimming championships butterfly and 25 yard whose team had just out- I doors Colorado Springs Flavor 6pk$2.69J held last week. backstroke, Linda Bowers, scored their opponents in a Lubiak's victories in the 25 championship series by a total 39 the 50 yard backstroke and 50 score of 22-lr jFalstaff Ret.Bot. Case $4. yard freestyle, 25 yard yard breastroke, Donna 4* breastroke and 50 yard Babylon, the 50 yard butterfly ■-.■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•a* | Heineken Holland Import 6pk. $3/ freestyle, combined with and Bette Nataro, the 100 yard 00 Chappelear victories in the Individual Medley. NetcbyY iAndecker Party Keg 15gal. 828/ 100 yard medley relay and the Bennett is from Converse, Custom T-Shirts OO 100 yard freestyle relay and a Babylon from the Aquatics Chibs-Donris-Frati Blue Ribbon Kegs 15gal. $25 mob of second and third place Minors, Nataro from Shorts finished to give the dorm team and Bowers swam as an in- | Coca-Cola-7-Up-Dr. Pepper 3qts. $.99 | a total of 97 team points. dependent. [ Coca-Cola 8pk. 16oz. Shorts finished second with 69 points and was followed by Buy 3 cartons for price of 2 I Converse, 40, Aquatics Minors, 30 and Wayland, 15. ! J.RogetN.Y.P&W In other individual events, -champagne-cold duck $l.g9f I Pink Chablis-Hearty Burgundy | -Chablis Blanc-Magnum 51.2 oz. $2.99f | Mateus Portugal Import 25oz. $2.99 | CTg. Cartons aTl brands *3.13 ISnyder's Chips-Pretzels 20* off $.79 iSharp & Mild Cheese (Wis. Brand) $1>I Merry XmasA Happy New Year from Jim & Dixie 915 wigh St.. uy^P^f, niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiuiiMi iiiinii in ■ IMI 11 ■ i II i , ,F T1IE BREEZE. Erlday. December 10. It7«. Page 17 / Scoreboard WESTERN CONFERENCE Pittsburgh at Houston NBA Scoriae Leaden Lot Angeles at Detroit, (i) Eagle 3 MtdwM Division NCAA Team Statistics Sustdar. Dot. 11 Chappelear II 2 Denver IS 7 (12 - Kushug Off ease Internattoaal Cincinnati at New York Jets ■rUiiudrrtM Detroit 12 11 522 Iv. G Car Yds Avg TD YPG Bold Ones 2 rG FT PU Avg. St. Units at New York Giants a KlMllCUjr 12 12 SO0 4 1.Michigan 11 Ml MM 1.0 42 MM Hoffman B 2 Mar.vlch. NO 21 Seattle at Philadelphia 241 142 CM 30.4 Indlane It 11 41S SVs 2 UCLA 11 Ml 3734 S.4 41 341 4 Abdul Jabbar, LA 21 290 N »3 2t.2 New England at Tampa Bay Friends 1 Chicago 1 14 i7t m Green Bay at Atlanta LOkla II «t UN 54 M 121.1 Liolcr. Detroit 21 24* 101 Ml 2(1 Milwaukee 4 21 1*0 12 v. 4 Kansas 11 Ml 1271 4 7 2* 2*7 4 Thompson. Denver 22 217 114 SM 231 Buffalo at Baltimore Pacific Divlalon Denver at Chicago SI Car II TM Ml 4.4 M 2M.I EVL W Tomjsnovich, Hou It 1(7 17 Ml 24.1 Portland M I m — Volleydolls 6 McGinnli. Phil 21 1M 123 Ml 21.1 Cleveland at Kansas City Paaetng Offense Ua Anf MM 12 t 571 SH San Francisco at New Orleans Alt Cap It Yds TD YPG Wildcats 5 Williamson, Nets 22 221 N Ml 21.7 Seattle 11 11 MI 4 Boooe.KC 24 217 13 3M 23 3 Washington at Dallas l.BYU 401 221 It MM 11 M7.I Chappelear III 4 Golden State .1 It SM 4Vk San Diego at Oakland 2 Rice 5*4 271 It 3137 21 M) 4 Gervln. SA 21 1»7 1M 532 22.7 Phoenix I M Wayland 3 Issel. Denver 22 1M US 415 22.3 BIGULAI SEASON ENDS IWashSt 442 2M 22 SMI 11 Mil Suadsr'i Results 4.LaTech 107 15* It 2M7 22 245.2 Dynamo Hums 1 Kanaaa City 102, Boston M 5 Stanford 40* 223 21 24MS) 1* 242.1 Denver 117, New Orleani MS ASA-Eagle 2 1 NBA Standings Phoenix 103, Sal Antonio M, OT Total! Fredrickson 0 Portland 13. Cleveland M G Ply Yds Avg TD YPG 1 Michigan < 5 55 4M.1 Monday a Gaaea Swim team 2 Iowa St 4JM 54 47 41* * WVL EASTERN CONFERENCE No |amea scheduled W l.USC 4757 5 1 M 412 5 AUutk MvttH Tuesdsv's Gsases Cowabunga Kids 6 4.UCLA ISM II M 4M.4 W L Pet. Gi Portland at New York Unless Eagle 3A ups record 3 San Jose MB to M 4251 5 Boiton 12 » .171 - Indiana at Buffalo CCM 5 Philadelphia 12 I .171 — Lot Anfelea at Chicago Buffalo 10 12 4M IM Stattlc at New Orleani Bubblers 4 NYKolcks 10 12 453 Jva Milwaukee at Denver to 2-1 Dingledine 3 NYNeU 10 11 435 1 Cleveland at Golden State Eagle 7 2 Cestral DirUlon Rec note Eagle 8 Cleveliod II .727 Madison College's men's 0 Houston. 14 .717 Vt NFL Standings swimming team improved its Director of Recreation, New Orlesns 11 10 MS IV* record to 2-1 last week with George Toliver, is engaged in Sin Antonio 11 12 .471 5V* upset wins over William & screening applicants for Wsshinfton 42» •Vs AMERICAN CONFERENCE Atlanta 304 It* fasten DttWn Mary and Old Dominion at a student supervisors for the Wrestlers W L T Pet. Pf PA double dual meet at Madison. sports of spring semester. Baltimore 10 1 0 71*33*22* Madison beat William & All the positions entail New England 10 1 t 7M 145 222 Miami 4 7 0 443 25(235 Mary 57-56 to avenge last organizing and running a beat Howard .* NY Jets 110 0 .211 1M Ml season's 65-48 loss, and easily particular sport during the Buffalo 211 0 154 225 305 defeated ODU 70-43. spring and offer paid positions The Madison College CentraVDIvuUon wrestling team opened its Cincinnati » 3 o 750 273172 The meet was highlighted based on the degree of dif- Pitteburgh I 4 t M2121 1M by the record breaking per- ficulty in the particular sport. season with a 40-10 victory Cleveland t 4 0 .M2 251 241 formances of freshmen Jack Toliver said hiring will be over Howard University, and Houston 5 1 0 3*5 222 252 scored several pins in in- Western tMvision Brooks and Harry Ching and done according to the ap- x-Oakland 11 1 t ,t!7M1217 sophomore Kris Weimer- plicant's qualifications and dividual competition at the Denver ISO .11$ 217 IK skirch. \ that all interested students Washington & Lee In San Diego I 7 0 .443 241 Ml Brooks shattered1 his own should contact him at 433-6669 ' vitational. Kansas City 4 10 30* 251 M2 Steve Kish, a junior, had a Tampa Bay OUt 000 ill Ml 500 freestyle record by five or in room 102 of Godwin Hall. seconds with a time of 5:11.5. pin at 134 pounds, and fresh- NATIONAL CONFERENCE man Kevin Schwab scored a Brooks and Mike Saylor also VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS Eastern Division led Madison to a one-two pin at 167 pounds against x-Dallas 11 2 t .Ml M2 1(7 finish in the 200 freestyle His Howard. Washington I 4 0 M2M4 203 NVL W L Freshman Rick Uber at 118 FULL SEASON $200. St Louis I 4 0 182 212 253 .time was 1:54.5. NY Giants 310 0 231 1M 233 Cleveland CC 5 1 r„uiius and senior Robert WEEKDAY $ 75. Weimerskirch tied his own Converse Philadelphia 1 It 0 .211 1M 2M 200 individual medley record Peach at 126 pounds finished Central Division Chappelear A second in their weight classes, Nights only $75. x-Mioneaota 10 2 1 •0* 2711M with a time of 2:09.7, and RMH senior Dale Eaton at 190 Chicago 7 I t 53*23*11* broke his record in the 200 Gifford Detroit I 7 0 4*2 245 200 butterfly with a time of 2:04. finished third, and sophomore will not be sold after Green Bay 4 t 0 .KM 1M 271 Hoffman A David Bechtleheimer finished Western Division Steve Peduto won the one- AST fourth. x-Los Angeles I 1 1 m ui in DEC. 15 meter' diving event, scoring The Dukes travel to York, San Francicso 7 I 0 SM Ml in 222.4 points. New Orleans 4 I 0 SM Ml lit AVL W L Pa. tonight for matches with Ching established a new Call 289-2121 AUsnta 4 1 0 30*152 2** Huffman 5 0 York College and Morgan Daily 9 - 5 Seattle 211 0 ,1M 211 402 record in the breaststroke. Double D's 4 1 State. x-flinched division title His time of 2:25.8 broke his Monday'! Game earlier record set in the first Oakland 35. Cincinnati 20 Saturday, Dec. 11 meet of the season by two Minnesota si Miami seconds. 'Hejira' disappointing (Continued from Page 11) which makes her music unique and rewarding. We her metaphors too trite. suspect that many abandoned THE Comparing the love-hate conversations will resume relationship of a man and a during "Black Crow" And woman to the "cold, cold war" "Song for Sharon,'.' all eight GOLD RUSH of "America and Russia" is and one-half minutes, goes one thing. Having her absolutely nowhere. characters meet in a "neutral Invert, the songs keep on HAPPY HOUR 56 Base" for "peace talks" is coming long after the cycle risking the ludicrous. stopped by the wayside. Your choice And though Mitchell's "Hejira", for all its promise, lyrics are never obscure as on is a disappointment and we c previous albums, at times can only hope that Mitchell Old Mil or Schlitz 15 they are too accessible. She will take a little -more time forsakes that listeners taunt with her next effort. BeclroT^Hce Receiver: 20 Watts RMS AM/FM Stereo » 2Yr Warranty JVC Speakers: B I C 920 10-60 Watts JVC 100 10"xl9"x8tt" 2 EV13B 5Yr Warranty SPK S80ea Turntable: M List -Total $488 Belt Drive Programed Changer System Special B I C Base Dust Cover $35888 Lay-Away For Christinas shure Cartridge 26 Pleasant Hill Rd. MVV .\V\ • • • •■••.•.••.• ■J t - Page 18. THK BREEZE, Friday. December 10. I»76 CROCK by Bill Rcchin * Brant Parker Procedures I LBFT MY FABUIOUZ in arrest &0P JO &C\BNCE important (CPS)-One's actions when * confronted with the police in a drug arrest have tremendous legal implications that could eventually spell the difference between acquittal and con- viction. /*/ Lawyers stress the im- portance of paying great attention to sear-h and arrest procedures because the great Announcements majority of criminal cases never go to trial. In Detroit, WCC tree lighting Veterans rep. Essay contest only five per cent of people All announcements arrested actually go to court; submitted to the Breeze The United States Citizens' in Houston, just two per cent President Carrier will light Robert Conwell, Veterans must be double-spaced the Christmas tree in the Representative, will have a Congress is sponsoring an of 16,000 people arrested in typed, signed by an of- new office schedule effective essay contest, "Perspectives 1970 ever got their day in Warren Campus Center on ficer of the organization Friday, Dec. 10 at 7 p.m. The immediately. He may be seen for the Third Century." The court, according to a massive. and hand delivered to the in Keezell Hall, Room B-2-B topic is designed to stimulate legal study made that year. Madison Singers and the Breeze office. Madison College Flute En- each Monday and Wednesday broad participation in While search and arrest Deadlines for an- semble will perform. from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. America's search for new and laws are as hopelessly con- nouncements are 1 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Mr. Conwell will also be in vital ideas to meet current fusing for lawyers, judges and Tuesday for the Friday Godwin Hall during and future problems in areas police forces as they are for paper, and 3 p.m. registration Jan. 10 and 11. such as government, energy, normal people, there are still Saturday for the Tuesday Foreign teaching transportation, economics, some basic do's and don'ts paper. inflation and defense. regarding the police that all All announcements are The International-College SGA used book sale Original essays must not drug users should keep in subject to editing and are in Los Angeles, Cal. offers a exceed 5,000 words, be double mind. printed on a space- junior and senior honors The SGA will be sponsoring spaced, and include an an- program in which students a consignment book sale next The cardinal rule in dealing available basis. nodated bibliography. study with an International semester. Students who wish Deadline is Dec. 31, 1976. with the cops is, "When you're College tutor and transfer to sell used books may bring not possessing, start con- First prize is $5,000. their credits to their home them to the SGA office bet- For more information, fessing." At least, be as institution. ween December 7 - 16, or cooperative as possible if Used book buyers January 10-13. write:. "Perspectives" c-o you've got nothing to hide. The tuition is the same as United States Citizens' Used book buyers will be in charged at the student's home The book sale will take Congress, 1221 Connecticut If you do have something of the bookstore from 8 a.m. to 4 institution. For more in- place on January 12-14 in Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. the narcotic persuasion to p.m. on Dec. 15-17 to buy used formation write: In- Warren Campus Center 20036. conceal, the name of the game books, including current ternational College, 1019 meeting rooms A, B, C, and D. is to "Be cool." If you are paperbooks. Gayley Ave., Suite 105, Los Please contact Mike DeWitt stopped by the police while Angeles, Cal. 90024. at 6376 or 6560, or off-campus driving, the driver and Financial aid at 433-2232. Christmas party passengers should im- • mediately leave the car and Financial aid and campus Ikenberry dance The Council for Ex- r Photo lecture, walk back towards the police employment applications for ceptional Children will be the 1977-78 academic year and Ikenberry Hall will be having a Christmas party for car in an unthreatening sponsoring a free disco dance, manner. This prevents the the 1977 summer session are Ralph Hattersly will the exceptional children of the now available in the Office of featuring "Payne and Petty," present a 'lecture on community on Friday, Dec. 10 police from having legal cause in its main lounge on Friday, to search the car. Financial Aid, 3rd floor of photography as an art on Dec. from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Varner House. Dec. 10 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. 14 at 7:30 p.m. in La timer Anthony Seeger cafeteria. All The police, however, have Students who are currently Schaeffer Theatre. interested, call Pat, at 4863. been known to break the law receiving National Direct Music education themselves, so they may insist Student Loan, Supplemental There will be a demon- on looking through the car Educational Opportunity even if the driver and stration of the Orff and Kodaly Grant and-or General Un- techniques of music education Midway Arco-Grocery passengers are not in it. If dergraduate Scholarships will this happens, tell the officer as used at the Anthony Seeger Beer Snacks Soft Drinks" automatically receive the School on Dec. 13,7:30 p.m. in politely as possible you don't application for 1977-78 in their want to consent to a search. the Anthony Seeger Next to Campus on Main St. campus P.O. box. Auditorium. If the police persist, Anyone interested in >»——#—»——————»——»————#»*——»*i lawyers say it's advisable to financial aid or campus follow their orders but employment for the 1977 remember, you have still summer session must come preserved your rights. Should by the Office of Financial Aid the case ever wind its tor- for applications. turous way through the legal Applications for the Basic system and end end up in Educational Opportunity court, the police actions can Grant and College Scholarship be used in your favor. Assistant Program (Va. As to the nagging question residents only) are not of what to do with the dope available yet. when the cops pull you over, YMCA courses the law indicated the best place is the body. Madison College will offer & The Supreme Court has course in YMCA "Lifeguard ruled that unless a person is Training," PE 365, next actually being placed under semester. The one-credit arrest, cops may only search course will be open to all for weapons. students with either a current Red Cross or YMCA Anything stashed on the Lifesaving card as well as a body, any drugs, can't current First Aid Certificate. reasonably be construed as a Charles Arnold, aquatic weapon or used against you. director, will teach the course. , Breeze Special- Shadetree George Harrison, Linda Class Shop Ronstadt & John Prine Plus - ELVIN BISHOP, BURTON ^ Apothecary Jars: from 49c each CUMMINGS and more on special ^V this week - EACH FOR ONLY... RECORDS 1 49E West Walter Street 3.99 178 S. Mason St. i i CPB BILLBOARD * * _* * * • * HARRY CHAPIN & touring 5 piece band including brother Steve Saturday, Dec. 11 Two Shows 7:30 and 10 P.M. Wilson Hall In TICKET I $4 In Advance $5 At The Door m-amn> -iM. I • .i .•«».■ . ' 1~_. x «- ■ PaRe 20. THE BREEZK. Eridav. December 10. 1976 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Classifieds PICK, NOW, I TOLD BUT, YOU HOW I FEEL ABOUT LACEY! For sale THOSE SILLY EIEORONIC HESFRDM POP STARS! I REFUSE PUBLIC TEL- SCUBA DIVING DISCOUNT TO SUFFER THF EVISION! Rental. Rock Shop.Blue Ridge INP/SNITY OF.. Dive & Craft Shop, 1726 Allied X St., Charlottesville, Only Hours. 1-5 Sat. & Sun. Phone 804-293-6984 GREAT BARGAIN Ski boots for sale, good condition. San Marco Size 7. 50 dollars or ' beat offer. Call Beth 4558 P.O. 3867. EOR SALE AM EM STEREO BY LLOYDS. Includes am fm radio, BSR turntable and two LACS/, THAT FELLOW HOW YES.ISHEWEU- speakers. Everything in good FROM PBS IS STILL WELL, HOW ' DOES HE MANNERED? NEAT IH OH..UH..HIS Miue7l I COULD HAVE MR. PAINE! condition. $75. Call John at UAIW6INTHE DOESHt STRIKE APPEARANCE? DOES MYX-RAYSSENT YOUMUST 4193. fWBR.1DINTERr STRIKE ME? HE LOOK YOU IN THE AMMmm. Jg£*f_ OVER, MADAM! FOR&IVEMY m/You-^-^ YDV.DKK? EVE? WHAT'S HIS PORT'?! I HUS8ANV! Typing NAME, ANY-, v TYPING: experienced in \HAY?. preparing theses-term papers Telephone 434-4504 and evenings & weekends, 434- 4377. Rooms for rent EURNISHED TWO ROOM EFFICIENCY Apartments, as low as $110. Including all utilities. Available Jaa 1. Lease-Deposit. Call 4344334. MR. PAIHE, I WHY, THANK. ACTUALLY, I ENJOY OH, I'M AN ABSOLUTE REALLY? AREYOU Room ate wanted MUST TELL YOU YOU, MRS. MOST OF THE SHOWS YOU DON'T ADDICT! ESPECIALLY YOU EVEN SERIOUS? I'M AN AW FAN DAVENPORT'. ON PBS. IfS REALLY SAY- INTHEM0RNIN6H WATCH0UR YOUR CHEKHOV MADAM, YOU WANTED: Someone to live 1 OF YOUR. PUBUC I'M VERY THE ONLY REASON I l MEAN, THERE'S JUST M0RNIN6 HOURSTAm ASTONISH off-campus in house 2 blocks { AFFAIRS SHOW! FLATTERED! OWN A TELEVISION. I N0THIN6ELS60N! PR06RAMIN6' MY DAY! ME! from campus. Private bedrom, kitchen privileges. $60 per month total cost. Utilities included. Will live with 2 other girls. Contact Becky 434-3081 ROOMMATE NEEDED: One male to share with 2 others 3 bedrm. townhouse, kitchen, lVfe baths, wash-dry, w-w carpet, color cable. % .mile from campus, shuttle bus provided, $i 10 pr. mo. includes util, call 434-4912 ask for Ken TO GROVER AND BEAVER: TO THE D.U.D.S. OF or leave name-no. at campus RAINBOW EYES: The Ikenberry. Since when did you TO RR ROVER: the invitation box 3457. Happy birthday Grandpops greatest gift of love is to allow hope you get lots of N-N We decide you were men? Better is still open. Will you apply? a the other person to do what check your pants! WHITE friendly penguin love you. From Schemdley, they want. Why isn't it that FEMALE ROOMATE Woody, Lis, Jillo, and Nance. WANTED to share apartment simple? It is, you just have to with two girls. Rent is $80 a respect their wishes, even if month. All utilities included. they are unfavorable to you. IKENBERRY A103 an- Accept unsuccessful en- Merry Christmas Located oqe block from nounces: The winners of the campus next to the Baptist deavors since once cannot "Beautiful girl of the week grab new stars with his arms The Breeze will resume Student Union. Call 433-9415 or award" the winners are: for 289-5531. filled with grey stones. We the week of Nov. 28 its Yvonne almost make it three months. M. of line 3. For the week of publication Jan. 18 Dec. 5 its Carol of line 4. Star delivery DEBBIE: You're still the one! DONUT QUEEN. This Please understand. I love you. ANYONE INTERESTED in Pillsbury dough boy is pop- Joe room-delivery of THE ping fresh. Why don't you WASHINGTON STAR .come on down and we'll bake M AND K Thanks for a great newspaper next semester for some cookies. Always anxious Thursday night. Anyone for a 25 per cent discount seven to please-callTom after dark. game of PassOut next days a week of only 85 cents weekend? Consider your- per week, Contact Tom Floyd, RUDOLPH. Your nose may be selves invited. P.J. Box 1071 SERVICE IS red but that's okay. Just as GUARANTEED! long as you can pull my sleigh, BIRTHDAY BOY: Bet cha' jingle my bells and curdle my didn't know about this one. whey. Happy holidays. I'll Happy 20th Birthday. We'll' Ride wanted miss you. love you always, Me & Teddy Lee RIDE WANTED to Miami, AS I WENT OUT ONE Fla. Call Lou 4893 MORNING, to breath the air around Newman Lake, I TO MY SPECIAL smelled the foulest odor from REDHEAD: Look what Personal a typical Madison mistake. followed me home Mom-, can I Depart from here Bulldozer, I keep it?! Don't worry, they'll PUDDIN FOR BIRTHDAY: told him and then said, "You love you as much as I do. See Wish I could be there to join will uncover skeletons," as he you tonight! All my love, J.B. The Breeze needs staff writers, festivities, but alas, I can't bulldozed over my head. but, I wouldn't miss NO. 1 for reporters, and other interested anything. You're still el DOC PROOi The Big Man TO THE COUNTRY GIRL numero uno. Breezy i wants to know how you with the pretty black dog. You persons managed to imitate his jowled got your stuff together. Friday beadiness all these. years. at one. For further information, contact SUE IN 1433-g. Gonna be like Says you were the best, and • Roger Wells, editor -6127 Laurel without Hardy. wants to build memorial to TO DISCO, PURITAN, MR. Congratulations. Most birds commemorate your ac- BUBBLES, J.T. AND JOE: Subscribe to The Breeze $2.50 fly south for the winter, complishment. Plans to locate Merry Christmas! signed: turkeys go north. Chicken it somewhere in Guatemala. Munchkin and Distinguished write: The Breeze, Comm Arts Legs. See ya. Friends.