The Chronicle 75th Year, No. 64 Duke University, Durham, North Carolina Monday, December 3, 1979 Shah leaves New York; moves to San Antonio By Bernard Gwertzman But State Department officials said it © 1979 NYT News Service was possible that a suitable alternative WASHINGTON - President Carter may not be found. Mexico, which had gave Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi granted him temporary status last temporary sanctuary yesterday at an summer, refused unexpectedly last Air Force hospital in San Antonio and Thursday to allow the shah to return. left open the possibility of permanent The only other country that has publicly asylum if another suitable haven is not welcomed the shah is Egypt, but the found abroad. shah does not want to go there, his aides The official explanation, issued by the have said. White House in the pre-dawn hours, was PHOTO BY LAURA BAFFORD Initial inquiries to other countries DUKE VICTORIOUS—Kenny Dennard bangs in two points in the Big that the deposed shah of Iran was have not been fruitful, one official said. Four Tournament finals. The Blue Devils won the tournament for the moved from his New York hospital to He discounted the possibility of South second consecutive year. Coverage begins on page 11. Texas to allow him a secure place to Africa, which had been mentioned by recuperate "pending further onward Sen. Frank Church, chairman of the travel plans." Foreign Relations Committee, because But Carter, who made the decision to the shah's father had died there in exile Lingenheld reports rise allow the shah U.S. government in 1944. facilities for the first time since his Never return shah arrival in this country on Oct. 22, did not Militant Iranians, who took over the rule out the possibility that the shah American embassy on Nov. 4, have in early applications might be given asylum. demanded the shah's return to Iran to Shah wants to leave stand trial before they will release the 50 By Madge Silverman In addition, Lingenheld said 20 Returning from a weekend at Camp Americans still being held hostage as Since last year, Duke undergraduate percent more alumni children, who have David, Carter was asked by a reporter, the crisis enters its fifth week. early notification applications have always comprised a large portion of the "Are you going to offer the shah But Hodding Carter, the State increased approximately seven percent early-notification applicants, have permanent exile?" Department spokesman, repeated in the nursing school, 15 percent in applied for February notification this "I can't answer that now," the yesterday that "we will never turn the Trinity, and 50 percent in the year. president replied. shah over to Iran." engineering school according to Edward He added that this year about 65 Jody Powell, the White House The problem has become complicated C. Lingenheld, director of undergradu­ students abroad applied for early spokesman, said later that the question because Iranian militants have said ate admissions. notification. He attributes this 100 of permanent status "just hasn't that if the shah leaves the United States Gerald L. Wilson, assistant dean of percent jump from last year largely to arisen." this could provoke an early "trial" on Trinity College, said, "Duke is increas­ two weeks of recruiting abroad this fall. "The shah has continued to say he espionage charges against the hostages. ingly becoming a first choice among Aleksandar S. Vesic, dean of the wants to leave when his medical Meanwhile, the State Department applicants." engineering school, stressed two major treatment is over," Powell said. "He's expressed renewed concern yesterday Lingenheld said the University's causes for the 50-percent increase in asked us to assist him in finding a over the safety of the 50 American popularity is growing because it attracts early notification engineering permanent home." hostages. students who traditionally have looked applications. only at Northeastern Ivy League First, he noted the excellent job colleges. "Duke has been a secret kept in prospects for engineers now. Methodists nominate the South for many years, but now we've Second, he said that Duke's been discovered," he said. engineering curriculum attracts Of this year's 2400 early or February students because it incorporates social notification applications to Trinity, sciences and humanities into its Langford to be bishop Lingenheld said, the majority come scientific and technical program "Our By Laurie Caldwell Street United Methodist conferences. from Northeastern states and Virginia. students learn the concepts needed for Church in Raleigh, have Rev. Kirby said he However, the greatest percentage Thomas A. Langford, the year 2000," he said. dean ofthe Duke Divinity both been nominated to "never even dreamed increase (35 percent), comes from Since 1976, Lingenheld said, Duke has School, and Wallace become United Methodist about being nominated...it Southeastern and Southwestern states, accepted over 50 percent of its early- Kirby, pastor of Edenton bishops. Langford is a just happened." particularly Texas, and California, he said. notification applicants. Last year it member of the Western He add that he is Continued on page 2 North Carolina Confer­ "anxious to see what the ence, while Kirby belongs outcome will be. . .I'm to the North Carolina hopeful." Conference. Kirby said he does not Fitness program There are openings for feel any pressure or three new bishops in the discomfort running South East jurisdictional against Langford because graduates class elections to be held at of the fact that he himself Lake Junaleska in July. is a member of the Duke By Scott McCartney There are 14 annual Board of Trustees. It was graduation, but there wasn't much pomp and conferences, such as the The chances are slim circumstance. A weigh-in and blood pressure check, Western N.C. Conference that both Kirby and some stretching, a few speeches, and then a mile and a and the North Carolina Langford will be elected to half jog—a commencement exercise, but not your Conference, and each the episcopacy since both typical graduation. conference may nominate are from North Carolina Approximately 50 people attended a graduation one person for the and they will be compet­ from the Duke University "Planned Vigor" fitness position. ing among nominees from program in the cold of a December morning last These 14 annual other states in the South Saturday at Wallace Wade Stadium. conferences comprise the East Jurisdiction. After four years, what started as a fitness program South East Jurisdictional Langford, 50, had been for faculty and Durham executives has blossomed into conference which, in turn, planning to give up his a semester-long course for members of the community. is part of the General position an dean of the The program , according to John Friedrich, chairman Conference. The General Divinity School for some of the physical education department, enrolls Conference meets every time now, to return to the approximately 100 people each semester in two four years and is made up classroom and his of 100 members from different classes — a 9 a.m. session and a 5:30 p.m. STAFF PHOTT research. Diploma award to graduates of fitness class. around the world who are Continued on page 5 elected by the annual Continued on page 3 Page Two The Chronicle Monday, December 3, 1979 Spectrin

Mon., Department of Zoology, 111 Crew Assignment sheet in the Uni.,,, u'd like to preach in Bio. Sci.. 4:15 p.m. James H. Jones, office. 307 Flowers, by 5 p.m. Tuesday. GENERAL Duke Chapel? Now's chance. The Performing Arte: Last show before College of Veterinary Medicine, The ASDU Bookkeeping Course will Attention Chronicle Photographers: Chapel Pulpit Committee is taking break comes up this week — "Gil Applications now available in 105 Colorado State University, will speak be offered on Tue. night, 5:45*45. All the schedule for rest of the semester is suggestions for next year through Dec. Eagles-Hypnotist." Your help is needed Allen for 10 Mac Anderson on "The Paradoxical Bird Lung — club treasures must attend one session posted. The following people should 10. Call 684-7242. to make it successful, so be at the Scholarships for Study Abroad in Valving without Valves." before their clubs are eligible for ASDU check the list; Jim Keller, Kendrick, meeting tonight: 6 p.m. in 201 Flowers. Foreign Language programs in the funds. 104 Union. George Scott, Dave Adler, Steve Hunt, Anyone interested Summer of 1980. and Scott Inman. ECOS: Brief meeting at 8 pjn. in 319 members of the Reverse the Arms Race Photo Group — Important Soc.-Psych. Wil] arrange bin painting Grads and Undergrads — Leaving Committee Mon. should meet in front of Dec. 4th 311 Soc.-Sci., 7:30 p.m. to Want know and discuss newspaper collection. Duke next semester but still interested the Chapel at 10:45 a.m. We will return in being a Resident Advisor in 1980- discuss next semester's plans and new 1981? Get an application and infoin 121 officers, College Bowl at Duke information Allen by Mon. Questions? Call T.R. At Flowt i M-Th 1-6 and Fri. 1-3. Recycle and organizational meeting at 5. 101 11720. A required info meeting will be at 7 Seniors! Interviews for Chairperson Union. Well discuss what College Bowl p.m. on Tue. in 232 Soc.-Psych. for Kappa Deltas: Formal meeting Mor Kappa Deltas: Sportswear is in 215 of the Senior Class Gift Committee will This is like and bow to farm teams. Giles. Bring checkbooks Mon. -baseball prospective 1980-1981 Resident be held Dec. 4 from 9 to 10:30 p.m. and at 7 p.m. in 139 Soc. Sci. Nomination Advisors who won't be in Durham this Tobbacco Road: meeting 9 p.m., 301 for offices will be slated. Also, 10 a.m hats and mug order due in. Call after Dec. 6 from 8 to 10 in 309-B Flowers. spring. Questions or Problems? Call Union. All people working on second Sat. in Carr Bldg., if you can make it midnight for more info or stop by! Sign up for interview time at Flowers Chronicle issue must be present, or else. T.R. at xl720. Info. Desk. Baldwin Federation Gives. Join in the Blood Drive Wed., Fri., Everyone contacted about working Call Jay (682-3339) or Doug ( with Cable TV on the Princeton B-ball to give or get a ride or fot game (men's) December 5. check the Thank-you! CLASSIFIEDS

Henry Pye takes over Announcements For Sale G. Blind without them! Please call x0356. Piano Tuning and Repair. FOR SALE: EXXON GAS Professional work at a fair Reg. 93.9, Unlead 97.9, High Room/Roommate price. Call now and save $5 on Test 99.9. Best Exxon price in Wanted Christmas tree lighting a tuning. For an appointment town. 1810 W. Markham Ave. Female roommate needed to telephone 383-7786. across from Kwik Kar Wash Santa's eighth annual repel went share Chapel Tower 2 bed­ With Terry Sanford on sabbatical, a Charming, newly renovated #2 ( near East Campus). room apartment. Please without a snag as neither the jolly old replacement was needed. Traditionally, cottage, 1304 Glendale Ave., For Sale: 2 United Airlines phone Kathie Bruce, 383-3665. man nor his beard became entangled in the president's duties include lighting convenient to Duke. Two discount coupons (50% off) $35 Any male graduate student the Duke Christmas tree, and for the the ropes. Santa had been training for bedrooms, 1 bath, livingroom, each. Call 544-3013 after 6:00 who would like to share 3- this event—the strain was evidenced by dining room, kitchen villi bedroom Central Campus past eight years, Sanford or a member of dinette. Refrigerator, range, his family performed the duty his lean profile. For Sale. 3 United 'A fare apartment with two medical washing machine, AC. students (Dec./ Jan.-May) without a hitch. Juanita Wright, associate minister to References, lease and deposit. coupons. Call Dwight at 682- 1900. should contact Dan, x-6124, But not this year. the University, gave the invocation. No children or pete. $375/ evenings. John O. Blackburn, professor of month. Call 383-1316. For Sale—2 half-fare airline So the crowd of approximately 500 ROOMMATE WANTED now economics, read portions of Dylan WANTED TO BUY: We are coupons. $30 each or best people, not as many on hand as in past offer. Call 684-6050. or for next semester. Senior Thomas' A Child's Christmas In Wales. buying class rings, silver, wants male upperclassman or years, stood in a biting chill, although gold, and diamond jewelry. For Sale: 1972 Ford Maverick, not as cold as in past years, and watched Ron Meier, University chaplain, Cash. Fine jewelry and PS, PB, AM-FM, runs great. furnished 2 bedroom Duke a Pye light the University Christmas inaugurated a new feature to the service Needs minor body work. $300. with the kindling of the Hannukah Manor Apt. $117.50 plus tree last Friday. NAVAJO TRADING POST- Call 493-3375 between 6 p.m. utilities. 286-9596. menorah lights and a brief history ofthe and 8 p.m. But that Pye was not Chancellor A. 712 9th St. 286-9685. Hannukah festival. Kenneth; rather, it was his son Henry. ATTENTION-Any East For Sale: Stereo turntable cassette deck AM-FM radio in Henry Pye, 8, stepped to the speaker's Next, John Mayer, president of the Campus student who wishes Help Wanted University Union, introduced the elder to change board plans for the one unit plus two speakers. podium and flicked the switch without OVERSEAS JOBS-Sum- Pye, who called Blackburn one of the Spring Semester or who is $240 must sell now. Call Nana hesitation. A cheer went up, the Chorale moving off East Campus for 477-3190. Price is negotiable. mer/year round. Europe, S. chorused "Jingle Bells," and Santa finest men he has ever been associated the spring must notify the America, Australia, Asia, Etc. with, and then called on his "principal 1974 Audi 100LS, auto trans., All Fields, $500-$1,200 stepped over the roof of the Union East Campus Dining Halls of A/C, AM/FM, new tires and assistant elf to light the tree." this change on Wednesday, monthly. Expenses paid. building to begin his descent—all to battery, $1600 x-0950, or x- Sightseeing Free info—Write: And all of a sudden it was Christmas. December 5th from 8:30 a.m. 1141. Henry's delight. to 6:30 p.m. in the East Union IJC, Box 52-73, Corona Del Lobby. This will be the only For Sale: Revox A-77 Tape Mar, Ca. 92625. time that board plans may be Deck plus 29 reels of tape, JUST OPENING 2 BLOCKS changed. $500. Call Jan 688-0545. FROM CAMPUS.-DOMI- I'd like a ride home to Boston For Sale: (1) 250 KW NO's PIZZA needs delivery or thereabouts Wednesday Cummings Diesel driving and telephone people immedi­ night, Dec. 19, or that G.E. ATI type generator 480 ately. Our drivers eam an Correction volts three phase, 375 amps, average of $5-$7/hour. Must Thursday. Will gladly share gas, driving. Call Erica at684- 60 cycle, complete with switch Flexible hours. Full and part In Friday's story on the possibility of actually requested that the residents be 1221,11:00 p.m. or so. Thanks. board, speed control, voltage regulation, and automatic time available. Apply after 4 Gilbert-Addoms and Southgate notified of what was being discussed, 2 bedroom Chapel Towers damper control, VT2g 12 pm—7 days/week at 746 dormitories becoming all-freshman, it that they be allowed to participate in Apartment open for sublease. cylinder engine, model Ninth Street, 286-5551. was incorrectly reported that the the decision, and that another location Carpet, dishwasher, central 55J1127A1 Generator. For heat and air. No children. LET US DRIVE YOU RICH! resident s of Southgate submitted a be found on East Campus where the further information call 684- PTA is looking for delivery Rent is $230. Call 383-5786. 2964 Monday through Friday. petition asking that the dorm not coed dorm could be placed. The people with desire to move ckets become all-freshman. The petition Chronicle regrets the error. For sale: (2) each percival ahead. If you have a car and basketball game. December 8 environmental chambers would like up to $200/wk, vs. East Carolina. Will pay a complete. Best offer. Buyer apply in person. Pizza Transit good price. Call Mark at 684- required to dismantle and Authority, 1106 W. Chapel 5187 or 383-2929. move. For information call Hill St., 12-4 pm. 684-2964 Monday through THE WINDMILL RESTAUR­ Friday. Answers ANT and LE MOULIN. For REFRIGERATOR for sale - the Best Restaurant in town In the 1960s TV show we need the Best People. We "Batman," Bruce Wayne about four cubic feet, mint condition, 3 years old. Can be have openings for waitresses, . . .Admissions graduated from Disco hostesses, and a cashier. Institute of Technology, more taken after December 14. Only Apply in person between 12 commonly referred to as Disco $80 or best offer. Call Rick684- and 4 daily, except Tuesdays, Continued from page 1 making decisions on 200-300 applica­ Tech. Believe it or not, today 0096. 3644 Chapel Hill Blvd. No admitted approximately 1880 of the2100 tions and include them among April we tip our trivia hat to the Losl and Found phone calls please. who applied. notification applications. "It's foolish to entire first year class of the Seiko Diving Watch Lost Earn $$$ stuffing envelopes. Although Duke has no quota system reject 1300-1400 people who might well Medical School for being the first correct callers. (But we, Card Gym on Thursday before Send stamped-addressed for early-notification applicants, this have been competitive later," he said. your future patients, want to Thanksgiving. REWARD, envelope to Little, D-65 Box group traditionally comprises under 50 know how you did on your call 684-1971. 1946, E.C., N.C. 27907 percent of the freshman class, he said. It is "conceiveable" that the deferring anatomy exam.) FOUND: White male German Interested in Coordinating the Rather than limiting the number of process will begin this year, he said. Shepherd Wed. Nov. 24 on ASDU Book Fair? We need an University Drive—Forest admissions to early-notification energetic organizer for this Lingenheld predicts that there will Questions Hills Park. Call and identify. applicants, Lingenheld said, "if the paid position. Contact Chris also be an increase in April-notification Remember Alvin and the Call 688-0545 evenings. Hest 684-6403, 104 Union. quality is there," he would like to defer applications this year. Chipmunks? Today, we want LOST: A gold Bullova lady's you to tell us the names of the watch was lost at the Duke- three chipmucks, and their Carolina football game. human friend. If that's-too Inscription reads "Jenny and HMMM...LETMESEE' easy for you, tell us for extra James." REWARD! Call 684- THAT MAKES 22 credit the two presents the 0551 anytime. . . .Durham vote chipmunks specifically asked SHOPPING PAVS 'TIL for in their famous Christmas Lost—One gold-faced watch CHRISTMAS/ The outcomes of the presidential song, ("Christmas, Christ­ with black suede band with Continued from page 7 initials MMM and date 12-15- voted on at the state convention by the primaries determine how the national mas, Don't Be Late"). To achieve the dubious honor of 77 on back. Please call Mary at representatives chosen from each delegates will vote in the first round of being recognized in tomor- x0173 if found. Reward. district. Thus, some national delegates voting at the national convention. r's Chronicle, be the first to LOST: A pair of glasses in a come from district conventions, and Thereafter, the delegates vote as they 684-3811 with the correct beige YSL case somewhere some come from the state convention. see fit. answer. between The Pits and House Monday, December 3, 1979 The Chronicle Page Three Staff escapes unharmed Embassy in Libya stormed

By Bernard Gwertzman "attacked our embassy in Tripoli." © 1979 NYT News Service "By about 10:30 there were some 2,000 people in the WASHINGTON — About 2,000 demonstrators, narrow streets immediately outside the building, some of them shouting slogans on behalf of Ayatollah battering on the door, clambering up to the second- Ruhollah Khomeini's anti-American policies, stormed floor balcony windows, and generally assaulting the the United States embassy in Tripoli, Libya, building," he said. yesterday, battering down the door and setting fires No harm that damaged the lower floors, but all Americans were Carter said that the employees ofthe embassy and able to escape safely, the State Department said. the American officials "all escaped without harm." The United States has lodged "the strongest Present in the building, he said, were 12 Americans possible protest" with Libyan authorities over "the attached to the embassy, six Libyan employees, a inadequate and unresponsive" actions of Libyan maid for one of the embassy families, and two wives of UPlPHOTO security forces, Hodding Carter, the State Department embassy personnel. U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim meets spokesman, said. He said that by 11:30 all the people in the embassy with U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Donald had fled safely, by going out a side exit. McHenry before emergency meeting of Security This was the second violent attack on an American Council. embassy in the Middle East in the last two weeks. Both occurred in the aftermath of the takeover of the U.S. embassy in Tehran by Iranian militants on Nov. 4. Confusion leaves Iran position unclear Security measures taken On Nov. 21, Pakistanis, apparently believing the United States was responsible for the seizure of the Grand Mosque in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, attacked and Diplomats struggle on Iran issue burned the embassy in Islamabad. The embassy Donald F. McHenry, the chief United States personnel were trapped for nearly six hours, and two By Malcolm W. Browne delegate, said yesterday that he hoped one of the Americans died in the incident. e 1979 NYT News Service Council members would propose a resolution to that As a result of the Islamabad incident, stringent UNITED NATIONS - United Nations diplomats effect by today. But he and other diplomats agreed security measures were supposed to have been put into struggled yesterday to find some avenue for resolving that a resolution would have no particular value effect in a number of Moslem countries, including the Iran crisis, but their deliberations were hobbled by unless it speeded the release of the hostages. Libya. Carter said that as a result of these measures, a welter of contradictory official statements that left Secret conversations 12 of the 26 embassy dependents had already left Iran's intentions unclear. Libya and the remaining 14 were due to depart today. A second emergency meeting ofthe Security Council Although both Iran's leader, Ayatollah Ruhollah The American mission in Libya is relatively small, scheduled for last night appeared certain to produce Khomeini, and McHenry have said the hostage given the cool relations between the two countries. further denunciations of Iran's seizure of 50 American situation is not negotiable, it is apparent that without There has been no ambassador stationed there for hostages and the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. Speeches some kind of conversation, progress is unlikely. To years and there are only 12 officers assigned to the Saturday night demonstrated that all 15 members of that end, Secretary General Kurt Waldheim disclosed the Security Council, including the Soviet Union and Saturday night that he had had secret conversations Carter said that at about 10:15 a.m. Libyan time, a China, essentially support the American position with the Iranians in the last two weeks. crowd which began as a group of demonstrators, demanding the release of the hostages. But it seemed yesterday that a sharp disagreement had arisen between Waldheim and theTehran leaders. Waldheim said yesterday morning on the CBS Shift from socialist to rightist television program "Face the Nation" that despite Iran's refusal to send a representative to the opening Security Council debates, he believed Iran would Portugal votes in new coalition relent and send a negotiator. The secretary general disclosed that he had had By James M. Markham At one voting center in the heart of Lisbon, poll several telephone conversations Saturday with Iran's © 1979 NYT News Service watchers said people were depositing their ballots at a new foreign minister, Sadegh Ghotbzadeh, and said LISBON — The Portuguese voted in large numbers rate of one a minute and a heavy turnout was predicted the official "gave me the impression that he, too, is for a new Parliament yesterday after a campaign in nationwide. interested in a negotiated settlement." which there were signs of shifts in loyalties from the Outright majority No negotiator Socialist Party to a new rightist alliance. The Democratic Alliance, a new coalition of three Waldheim added that "he indicated also to me that Thirteen parties and coalitions, including a rightist parties, was the acknowledged favorite, butits he would send a representative to the U.N. so that we neofascist organization and far-left factions, own definition of victory was an outright could, hopefully, resume contacts." He said he hoped competed for the votes of an electorate of 6.9 million, parliamentary majority. No party has held such a an Iranian would arrive here in the "next few days." but only the right-wing Democratic Alliance, the majority since the April 1975 revolution that ended But within hours, Ghotbzadeh told reporters in Socialists and the pro-Soviet Communists are four decades of dictatorship. Tehran that no negotiator was being sent to the expected to obtain major representation in the 250- The Democratic Alliance, which has attempted to United Nations. member National Assembly. capitalize on a what appears to be malaise among the Constitutional democracy here is little more than Portuguese by promising firm government, has five years old, but the Portuguese now vote like insisted that it will not attempt to put together a Real World veterans. There were no significant reports of trouble Cabinet if it does not have a majority. or disruption at the 13,403 polling booths around the As another round of parliamentary elections must OAKTON, Va. — Mormon authorities countrv as voting took place under sunny skies. by law be held late next year, some politicians believe completed a trial that could result in that President Antonio Ramalho Eanes might ask excommunication for Sonia Johnson, a 43- Maria de Lurdes Pintassilgo, who has been caretaker year-old feminist in conflict with her church prime minister since July, to continue in office if the over her outspoken support of the proposed . . .Bishops Democratic Alliance does not win a majority. equal rights amendment to the Constitution. isolation from the church. Pintassilgo, a left-of-center independent, has enjoyed She has been charged with "spreading false Continued from page 1 It is made with the church. the tacit support of the Socialists and Communists, doctrine." Following the trial at a Mormon I have to decide how I can who in the previous assembly held a majority of seats. church in Oakton, Morman officials said the Langford was chairman best serve." Lately, both the prime minister and the president accusation against Johnson was being of the department five If elected, Langford will have given subtle signals that they would prefer to see "carefully and prayerfully considered." years before assuming his be serving in some the Socialist Party retain its position as the arbiter in position as dean nine jurisdiction outside the Parliament, and avert a triumph by the Democratic NEW YORK — A somber outlook for race years ago. Western Conference and Alliance. relations in the '80s was indicated in "I made a decision in my will have to give up his Living standards down interviews with blacks and whites in the life (to return to the teaching aspirations. In Last week, the president presided over a Cabinet New York City area. Both blacks and whites classroom) when this 1965, Langford was meeting that raised pensions and welfare benefits for described an uneasy relationship that often came along. At first I was named the outstanding the old and poor, and on television Pintassilgo said exists between them, despite apparent gains opposed," Langford teacher of undergraduate pointedly that these measures were possible because of in integration. Economics — fears about admitted. "Now I'm not students. He later won one the economic policies of the Socialist leader, Mario housing values and competition for jobs, for hostile or opposed to the of eight national Danforth Soares, when he was prime minister three years ago. example — frequently cause friction, they idea, it just was not one of awards for teaching. A Democratic Alliance victory would complicate said. But they described other causes of the goals in my life." "If I am elected, I have General Eanes's apparent plans to run for re-election racial tension ranging from subtle social "This bishopship is a to be open to that; I'll do it in 1981, since the rightists' leader, Francisco Sa factors to overt racism. The interviews also vocationally different with a good heart, but my Carneiro, has vowed to run a candidate against him. indicated a declining interest among whites direction," Langford said, life is not built on the Despite past differences with Soares, the president in maintaining the links with blacks formed "I don't feel I can make a necessity of this," appears still to believe that the Socialists can provide during the civil rights movement ofthe '60s. vocational decision in Langford said. social and political stability. Page Four The Chronicle Monday, December 3, 1979 Wheeling and dealing at Cameron By Mike Alix members of the five-team Carolina Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder. "Now, it's In a basketball game at Cameron Conference. This team completely as competitive as regular college Indoor Stadium last Wednesday night, outplayed their opponents — a rag-tag basketball." enthusiastic fans cheered for their team of WTVD-TV "11 Together" In fact, the wheelchair sport bears favorite team. As usual, the game was newspeople. remarkable resemblance to NCAA highlighted by spectacular shooting The Hustler players are handicapped basketball. Both are played on a and incredible team speed. But unlike people who are confined to a wheelchair. regulation college court, have 20-minute most routs — the visiting team won by They all have spirit — which led to their halves, and. are usually high-scoring. approximately 40 points — most initial involvement with wheelchair From its beginning as a method of everybody stayed until the final buzzer. athletics and continues in the game's therapy for disabled veterans of World The victors, and stars of the show, fierce competitiveness. War II, wheelchair basketball has were Raleigh's Capital City Hustlers, Wednesday's event, which was developed into a highly skilled, highly presented by the Durham-Chapel Hill competitive activity which involves Alliance of Disabled Citizens, a group long hours of practice and training. The formed this year for local handicapped sport provides a means of recreation for citizens, served as both a fund raiser for a segment of society which had the Hustlers and a boost to wheelchair previously been unable to play sports. basketball, a sport which has gained In Wednesday's game, which Peoples popularity among the country's said was not representative of handicapped. competitive wheelchair basketball, the A crowd of approximately 500 were Hustlers scored more than 50 points — treated to both the wheelchair game and most of them on lay-ups. The Capital an exhibition by the Blue Devil City club scored the game's first 26 basketball team. All proceeds from the points on fast-breaks, and then settled $1 admission went to the Hustlers for into a fun-and-games contest with the promotions and travel expenses. inept media team. At one point, a The Raleigh club was first organized Hustler scored for WTVD, and one in 1973 after an exhibition by the newsperson was so frustrated after University of Illinois wheelchair club several misses that he jumped from his inspired a few of central North chair to score from under the basket. Carolina's handicapped to try the new The Hustlers are trying to raise money sport. As the Hustlers gained to cover travel expenses; the team plays popularity, many disabled ex-athletes away against conference opponents joined the club, which has improved Charlotte, Winston-Salem, Asheville, tremendously since its opening season. PHOTOS BY MIKE ALIX "When we first started, it was like Continued on page 6 It looks like an easy bucket for this playing a Sunday afternoon pick-up member of the Capital City Hustlers. softball game with the boys," said Troy Action under the basket was at Peoples, a member of the Hustlers whc times congested as players fought was dubbed Wednesday's Mosl UNDERGRADUATE FINANCIAL AID APPLICATION for the rebound. 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Continued from page 1 founded DUPAC, and "like two streams," Riebel said, try to discourage competition." "the two programs came together and became The program is run hy the physical education 'Planned Vigor'" According to Riebel, the course aids cardiac department along with physicians from the Duke patients who need strict exercise programs, people Preventive Approach to Cardiology program. At the "We can be a lot more relaxed about it now that we who are out of shape and need exercise, and people morning session, DUPAC provides a cardiologist for have the cardiologists involved," Riebel said. "Those who are just interested in running. "It's terrific to see heart patients who need supervision as well as an people really need special supervision when they these people out there working like this. They really ambulance at Wallace Wade. undergo stress like that." get a lot out of it." According to Al Buehler, Duke track and cross­ Friedrich said that the program is strictly oriented country coach who teaches the afternoon course with to the individual. "People work at their own pace. We Continued on i John Riebel, associate professor of physical education, the proposed $2 million facility to be constructed at Wallace Wade for the DUPAC program will be used by this physical education class. The course draws Duke professors, staff members of the Medical Center and residents of Durham and neighboring communities. Tuition is $80 and people older than 35 are urged to have a cardiological examination—an additional $55. The diploma, of course, is a DUPAC T-shirt. A program for physical fitness for executives in Durham was founded four years ago by Buehler and Reibel. The following year, Dr. Andrew Wallace

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Continued from page 5 "The program is strictly exercises," said Willie Poole, a technician with the National Guard. "Meeting people comes into it, of course, it is sort of social, but it is mainly exercise. I really love it." "It's the best thing in the world," panted Dr. Siegfried Heyden after the exam jog. Heyden, a community and family medicine physician and founder of an obesity control program at Duke Hospital, said STAFF PHOTO he "used to hate exercise three years ago, but this On your mark! Get set! Go! program has changed that." Wallace drew muffled applause from the gloved According to Buehler, many of the participants hands of the 50 runners. Then he and Buehler "were in terrible shape when they came here. I smile at presented a certificate from Terry Sanford, "president those people when they run by today because they of Duke and a James B. Duke professor of jogging, couldn't go 50 yards without stopping when they graduating these people cum laude, magna cum laude, started the program." summa cum laude and come again laude." Wallace, a professor of cardiology, former Olympic coach and commencement speaker, said the program *•••••••••••••••* has three important points: • Every participant has come a long way in terms of * individual development. * DUKE UNIVERSITY MAJOR ATTRACTIONS * • The program is one step towards bringing Duke and presents Durham together. • Now the participants must take the initiative and keep going with their exercises. PAT METHENY * * . . .Wheelchair ploying jazz guitar Tuesday, December 4 different types of paral­ Continued from page 4 ysis. That rule enables and Greenville, South most handicapped people, Page Auditorium 8 p.m. $ Carolina. Next season, regardless of the severity $6 ond $7 reserved and general i teams from Greenville, of the disability, to * North Carolina, and participate. * admission -jt Virginia Beach, Virginia Peoples notes that a big will enter the league. problem is getting Tickets on sole now or: j* The conference champ­ players. "It's hard to get * ion advances to the handicapped people out to Poge Box Office .v regional playoffs which play," said Peoples, who Schoolkids Records i eventually culminate in a said that participation is national wheelchair final, the most important aspect * Raleigh Chopel Hill which this season will be of the sport. played for the first time in ••••*•••••*••*•• North Carolina. The Charlotte Tarwheels will host the tourney, which will receive national television coverage from ABC's "Wide World of Sports" in early April. Peoples said that wheelchair athletics are going "big-time." Activi­ ties for the handicapped have branched out from basketball to encompass almost all competitive sports, including track (Hustlers captain Phil Calkins, a double ampu­ tee, is a wheelchair marathoner). All disabled people are encouraged to participate in wheelchair sports. Basketball rules force teams to use players with

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m Monday, December 3, 1979 The Chronicle Page Seven According to local political parties Durham voters favor Carter and Reagan By Ranee Cleaveland Barbara Smith, a foundations relations officer in Republican Kim Griffin and by Democrats Carroll Durham voters will most likely support Ronald the Office of Development and local chairwoman ofthe Pledger and Ralph Hunt, all of whom are on the city Reagan and Jimmy Carter in the coming presidential Democratic Party, noted that "if thejprimary were held council. primaries, according to the local chairwoman of the today, Carter would probably win." According to Mike Hemmerich, president of the Republican and Democratic parties. The Republican and Democratic state primaries will College Republicans, "We're not endorsing any one "Reagan is in the lead right now, and Philip Crane, take place on May 6 and 7, respectively. According to candidate. What we are doing is encouraging people to John Connally and George Bush are probably the next David Price, professor of political science and form groups in support of the different candidates." most favored candidates," said Julie Simons, executive director of the North Carolina Democratic He noted that a group for George Bush has already Republican Party chairwoman for Durham County. Party, the Democratic field has not been set since the been formed, and that groups for Howard Baker and She added that all these candidates would probably filing deadline is pending. John'Anderson "are in the process of being formed." campaign actively in North Carolina. "Carter will almost certainly run in the state Hemmerich also said that the Duke Republicans will primary. North Carolina will also probably treat help students get absentee ballots. Kennedy well, better than most other Southern states With regard to past student voting, Hemmerich said WINNER would, so it is possible that he will run in the primary that Democrats "have traditionally received more also," Price said. support from Duke students than Republicans, though I ACADEMY AWARDS Jimmy Carter took North Carolina in 1976. the ratio is lower than the national average." ' BEST PICTURE Simons said that Reagen, Crane, Bush and The president of Duke Democrats was unavailable Connally would all probably file in the Republican for comment. BEE primary. BES' The process by which the national convention In 1976, Ronald Reagen won the Republican delegates are chosen and instructed to vote is roughly J primary in North Carolina. the same for both parties- In March, precinct meetings Local politicians will probably not campaign very are held; at these meetings, those present elect much in the presidential race. Harry Rodenhizer, delegates to the county conventions. Republican mayor-elect for Durham, said that he At the county conventions, the precinct would "offer just verbal support" when he decides representatives vote on delegates to the eleven district upon a candidate. conventions. Paul Vick, director of community relations and At the district conventions, a portion of the alumni affairs and a Democratic councilman-elect for delegates to the national convention are chosen. Also, Durham, said that, "while I've campaigned in representatives to the state convention are voted on. previous presidential races, the responsibilities of my new job will be my major interests now." The remaining national-convention delegates are His remarks were echoed for the most part by Continued on page 2 PAUL ROBERT When in Southern California NEWMAN REDFORD ROBERTSHAW THE STING

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He would have been 122 today, Editor's note: The follwing is ar, education in America had been more black but Mr. Conrad, he dead. adaption of a speech at the Black Student oriented, there never would have been the Aujourd'hui c'est aussi le premier jour de French Conversation Week, pour Alliance-sponsored rally held Nov. 7. It confrontation of a James Meredith at the apprend la langue francaise et encourage I'amite universelle. C'est bon, n'est- was written and given by Bill Hairston, University of Mississippi, who had to be ce pas, quand il est depuis cinq arts de j'etude francais. Well, maybe not. black campus minister q.nd a third year escorted by 320 federal marshals to be Today in 1818 Illinois entered the Union. student in the divinity school. installed in a dormitory in 1962. There Today in 1833, Oberlin College, America's first coeducational school of Brothers and sisters of Duke University never would have been any agitation over higher learning, opened. community, we have gathered here to the fact that Miss Autherine Lucy enrolled Today in 1953, Joseph McCarthy made a fool of himself on nationwide address ourselves to the Duke Community at the University of Alabama and was television when he asks the American people to support him in demanding at-large to inform them of our desire and suspended temporarily, then expelled for that the United States cut off all aid with countries which have dealings with need and right to be recognized as a vital her own safety and that of the students Communist China. and significant part of the academic and faculty. There never would have been Speaking in French so we can't be accused ofdemagoguery, this is the Heart institution of Duke University. "As the need for President Eisenhower to send of Darkness Daily Obtuse, wondering whether Duke will ever go co-ed and members of the Duke community, we 10,000 federal paratroopers and 1,000 bring women to West. [black students] feel strongly that the Arkansas national guardsmen over the "The horror! The horror!" . cultural lives of all Duke students could be fact that nine black students enrolled in enhanced by a more equal representation the all-white Central High school in Little on black cultural backgrounds... We feel Rock in September of 1957. that the accomplishments of such goals as Yet the fault or blame lies not in the Limiting our anger more black faculty members, an Afro- ethnocentric character of the American American studies program, with a full- educational system exclusively, but it As the crisis in Iran enters its fifth week eyes of these countries will depend on how time director and an Afro-American finds itself growing out of the very fabric with no end near, the outrage of all we respond to the crisis. cultural center will contribute to the pride of American society of which the Americans reaches new heights daily. There are many options available to us and prestige of the University,to its educational system is a part. Though an Donald McHenry, our ambassador to short of going to war with Iran. Although academic integrity, and to a better historical insight began more than 10 the United Nations, told the Security we hope these steps are not needed, relationship between the black years back, the attitude that is prevalent Council Saturday that Americans feel a America could join other nations in an community and the rest of the Duke today is informed by the same attitude in "seething anger" as they witness the economic boycott, stage a naval blockade community." the 18th century and mid-20th century. threats and outrages against the United of Iranian ports, or — as a last resort — Though there have been more blacks States and their fellow citizens in the mount strategic air strikes against These are the words of a petition submitted to the Duke administration that enrolled in major all-white institutions of embassy in Iran. He concluded his speech military and economic targets within higher learning than in the past, the to the council with the warning that no Iran. These measures would demonstrate reflects concern for the future quality of education at Duke University. Along with present attitude of the educational system one should underestimate this country's to the world — and especially to the towards blacks is one of paternalism and determination "to do what must be done to Iranian revolutionaries — that America that concern comes the question of whether or not there has been any toleration. Again, though the black protect our fellow citizens and the rule of has not lost its desire to respond decisively presence is here, we still feel stripped of our law." when American lives are at stake. qualitative progress in the academic environment of higher education. Our heritage, tradition and humanity, due to In light of this, we feel we must examine But our national interest would not be theme and question is; PREPARATION our past history and contributions to the sanctions that the United States could served by invasion or takeover of Iran. FOR THE '80s: 10 YEARS AHEAD OR American society not being fully take against Iran if one or more of the Once our anger at the seizure of our BEHIND? recognized by the University curriculum. hostages is harmed or killed by their embassy had diminished, we would find ourselves in a war from which we have The American educational or academic In answer to the question, "10 years "student" captors. Although this is not a ethos has been one that has sought to ahead or behind?," we say, "we are still pleasant thought, Americans must be nothing to gain. Those who cry "an eye for an eye" must realize that it would be exclude blacks from the institutions of living in the mind-set of the 17th century!" ready to respond quickly and rationally in learning as well as excluding departments In the words of a 19th century free Negro of the event of violence against the hostages. foolish to sacrifice the lives of hundreds or thousands of American troops to vent our of study pertaining to blacks. In this light Illinois, Abraham Camp, "Our freedom is anger against Khomeini and the Iranians. it is most imperative that the recognition partial." Our freedom is partial because in Certainly all Americans feel a growing by the University of the need of an Afro- a sense we have been robbed ofthe tools by frustration and anger with the situation, As the crisis continues, America needs American studies program, more black which we can become totally free. The, but this is mild compared to the rage that firm and decisive leadership and faculty members, a director of the Afro- power to do so has been systematically would sweep this nation if the hostages unanimous public support to let Iran know American studies program and an Afro- excluded from us. In the words of the were harmed. It is important that we don't ofthe possible consequences which may be American cultural center. If the Publishing Committee ofthe First Annual let our emotions win out over reason, and in store. But both the president and the "ethnocentric character" of higher Negro Convention in 1831, "knowledge is cause us to get involved in a war with Iran public must set a limit on the extent of any merely for the sake of retaliation. retaliation, and that limit must fall far For the first time in many years, world short of a war with Iran. We need to Letters opinion is united on our side. Representa­ remember that, despite our anger and tives of nations from the East, West, non- frustration, and despite our desire to avoid aligned world and Moslem world have similar crises in the future, we cannot try Important people write joined us in calling for release of the to destroy Iran. The costs to America would be too great. for Duke Athletic Director Tom Butters to hostages. Our continued standing in the Bells use his unique talent for fund raising to To the edit council: help the building of a new East Campus Monday, Monday Many Americans are looking for a way gym. to express concern for their fellow citizens While there is no denying that such a being held hostage in Iran that is building would brighten the sorry state of The mind goes first consistent with this country's respect for East, what angers me is the editorial's law. As you know, the American charge in condemnation of Mr. Butters for not You're all asleep out there, We Also, "NCNB—we want to be the best Iran, Bruce Laingen, who is being held at getting involved. misquoted the lyrics of "Monday Monday" bank in the neighborhood." This is a the Foreign Ministry, has suggested that in this space last week and nobody favorite in commons rooms because there As a former member of the Duke church bells be rung each noon until the University Athletics Council, I have seen noticed! Well, the first person to correctly is one NCNB commercial which includes hostages are released. Several members of quote the lyrics in a letter to the edit an aerial shot of Duke Chapel, so Tom Butters contribute his time and fund Congress and the attorney general also raising energy to help the student body on council gets to guest-author this column whenever an NCNB ad comes on, 30 Duke have suggested that Americans write the some time next semester. students jump up and down and yell "This numerous occasions. While other Iranian Mission at the United Nations to university and athletic officials are "show A little bedside reading dept.: Last is the one with Duke!" But of course it demand release of the hostages. never is. horses," our athletic director is a "work week, a misguided delivery person left us The president endorses these horse." In his unique position as both AD with eight cases of birth control Previews and plugs dept.: Did you and Iron Duke co-ordinator, Butters is like the colorfulness of Friday's paper? suggestions. handbooks which were destined for It is of overriding importance that under constant pressure from the alumni PISCES (102 Flowers—we're in 304). Well, Well, that was the first time in a year and a and the "high rollers" in the Iron Dukes half that the Chronicle has featured color. Iranian authorities understand that we've read up on birth conrtol and all that Americans are united in their determina­ Club to sacrifice the student body for more good stuff, and now PISCES can cart them But you'll see it again tomorrow, when revenue. In these hard economic times and Holiday spirits, the Chronicle's guide to tion not to yeild to blackmail and in the away. Fascinating stuff though, look for demand for the safe return ofthe hostages. the growing impraticality of competing excerpts to be published in the Chronicle holiday preparations, customs, joys, and against state-supported colleges drivel, appears. It will feature—get this— Your support for these two suggestions in the near future. will help prevent any miscalculation of Duke's budget, Tom Butters has not let the Jump on the bandwagon dept. green (we have a whole lot of colors). Also dollar signs of others stand in the way oi featured will be TV listings of holiday where Americans stand in this time of Well, basketball season has finally (?) crisis. his support for Duke students. The only begun, and with it we see the return ofthe specials, recipes for figgy pudding, and reason sections 9, 10 and 11 in Cameron great CD. Chesley Network. With it we how they celebrate Christmas in other Jody Powell are sill student seats is our athletic saw all our old favorites among television lands (namely Florida). Press secretary to the president director's belief that sports at Duke are commercials. It seems hard to believe that On Wednesday, Aeolus will be devoted primarily for the student. it's been a whole year since we saw "I've to retrospective of the 1970s—at Duke, in Candles got Pabst Blue Ribbon on my mind," sung America, and in the Chronicle. A little Now the Chronicle criticizes Mr. Butters To the edit council: for not raising money for East Campus, by joggers^ weight-lifters and —new this nostalgia, you see. (Did you hear about the Re: Expected Christmas presents latest nostalgia craze?—Impeach Nixon but I don't believe he was ever asked to do year—a horse trainer (I expected him to I am disgusted by the tone of the 8 take the horse into the bar with him.) parties.) so by the leaders of the East Camp" editorial in Friday's Chronicle calling organization. And everyone knows that if behind? power." The power through knowledge cultural experiences and the flowingrivers has been kept from us. That is why at one of our varied cultural, political, economic time it was against the law for blacks to be and religious characters, the oceans and educated, to vote and to own property. seas of our academic environment would be dearth of vitality, life and purpose for In conclusion, I must say that as for the all of us. We need each other, whether we '80s, there will be no improvement of this like it or even recognize that fact. And we situation until America recognizes the must not say within ourselves that time manhood and womanhood of the black will solve the problem, because time will race. There will be no improvement until cause some to forget their purposes and American society respects that tradition commitments. Too long black people have and heritage of a great people by including waited for our share and tight portion of in their academic halls of learning the freedom. Too long we have waited. facihties to establish the black experience Because we wait... you will never know within the American mind-set, and to all who you really are and America will still individuals who walk those halls of be in the thros and mind-set of learning. discrimination and injustice. And until we "It is (this) systematic mis-orientation of are free to be ourselves... you will never... American education which (black studies) be... free! seeks to address and perhaps solve... It is only thereby that the classic ideal of the University as the center of learning, the Karla Jennings/Duke derelict market place of competing ideas, may more seriously be approached and perhaps fulfilled; thereby making available a fuller An offer you can't refuse and better education to all approaching the facilities of the University," states a thanked him and went to the office door, special report on black studies. How's this for a weather report: decided that he was too tough a cookie to skirting his desk. No telling what a "What the Duke community is faced "Bellowing thunder shall upheave the argue with, I stood to leave. "Fine with druggie will do. with in the black students' protest is not earth whilst fire and lightning shatters me," I said, "I'm sure you have a rival The office was plush and big. Behind an simply, in some respects not even man's world. Warmer." somewhere. I'll just go to him. Your loss." enormous oak desk sat an old exec in a pin­ chiefly, our demands to know more about It was part of my re-write of the Bible. He leaned towards me, smiling. "Look, stripe suit, with a red rose in his lapel, ourselves, about our tradition, but rather You see, I decided the language was not I'd prefer you not go to my competitor," he puffing a havana. He took it out long our consciousness of how important it is out of date, needing revisal, so I called the said. "Now, I'm a reasonable guy, and enough to say "Siddown. So, you've got a for American society, for the white Post Office to see if they had the editor's though I won't make changes in what I proposition for me." majority, to know a lot more about black address. The dummy on the other end told consider to be a pretty good book, I'll make people. You, the Duke community, need me he didn't even know if the editor was "Indeed I have. I'll get right to the point. you a reasonable offer; either you work for this knowledge to attack not only still around, but if he was, he was Your book's a good one, but it could be me all your life, and in the end I'll give you conscious prejudice, which is easy to everywhere, in all states of being. No, he better. It lacks oomph, it needs something a grand pay-off, or I'll stick you in a sauna identify, but to overcome unconscious didn't know the zip. Annoyed, I wrote a you can snap your fingers to, it needs so hot your bones will melt." discrimination, that simple fact of letter anyway, addressed it to "The pizazz." awareness, the ignorance from which we editor/Cosmosville/State of Being/ He puffed thoughtfully. "Seems to be It was an obvious threat. "You're all suffer in white America." I adapt, here, ooooo," and mailed it. The reply I received doing all right despite that," he said. making me an offer I can't refuse," I said. a symposium on black studies in the a few days later told me to be at a certain "Yeah, but could be doing better, a lot "Let's just say, it would be healthier for University. Durham address that afternoon. better. Ifyou brought in some ad sharpies, you not to refuse it." We here at Duke University are of The place looked pretty tacky. and gave it a complete overhaul, you could "Can I decide of my own free will?" different cultural backgrounds. We Obviously the guy'd gone down in the outsell John LeCarre. But you need to "I'd prefer it that way." represent in a sense, the many brooks, world since his best-seller. I entered, going make a lot of changes." I wanted to get out of there. Fast. streams and rivers that flow to join and up a long staircase which ended in a small "For instance ?" Suddenly I realized that The Boss might strengthen the mighty oceans and seas of waiting room. Behind the secretary's desk "Well, take the Song of Songs. Now, it's have connections I'd never even dreamed the world. If it were not for the was this hippie type dressed in blankets. nice; Very poetic, very pretty. But if you of. circumstantial rains of our own different He looked like he'd just stepped off the want to reach people today, you've got to "It will take me a while," I said. "I don't plane from San Francisco. I laughed. jazz it up. For instance, the lady says, 'Ah, want to be rash, jumping out of the frying "How'd someone who dresses like you get you are beautiful, my beloved, your eyes pan and into the fire or anything." a job here?" are like doves,' and her boyfriend replies, "Fine, take your time. I can wait forever. He smilled at me and replied, "I'm the 'As a lily among thorns, so is my beloved Hey, you look a little sick. Want to go e to us boss's son." I nodded cynically. Nepotism. among women.' Now, personally, I think home?" It's a crummy world. that's very sweet. But it won't sell." "You must've read my mind," I said. He He turned on his desk console. "Dad, "You can do better?" smiled, waved his hand, and — Tom Butters had announced that he was she's here." I didn't hear anything, but he "I have. I rewrote it so it's fit today's coming to the rescue of the floundering So now I'm home. I'm still not sure how I nodded, then looked at me. "The boss has lingo. Tell me how you like this: got here, but I'm glad I'm back. That was building, armed with telephone and some important business to get out of the checkbook—like the cavalry in a B- He: 'Baby, let's set the night on fire. one of the scariest experiences in my life, way. He'll be with you in a few minutes." She: You can ring my bells, ring my and for anyone else who might be western—our student newspaper would "Business," hah. Tell me about it. He have been unmerciful in their attack and bells. Jingle, jingle, jingle...." interested in talking to the editor, I'd was probably "busy" finishing a Playboy advise you to be very, very careful. He's a painted him a "show horse," which I said or trying to balance a pen on one end. "You "I don't like it." earlier was out of character. powerful, frightening guy. I liked his son a know, I said to the secretary, "Nothing I wasn't surprised. Having already lot better. I'm sure the crucial need for practice personal, but if you tossed out that outfit of time for non-revenue producing sports will yours and dressed in a three-piece, cause DUAA to look at the building of a business might pick up." The Chronicle new East Campus gym as a practical He smiled. "Why are you here?" he said. solution to the problem. However, until Night editor: Mark Steinberg Editor Karen Blumenthal Wire editor: Al Gore then, why should Tom Butters have to "Because I have a great business deal Managing editor: Dan Michaels for your dad. It's all in my portfolio, which Copy editor: Debbie Kohn play Santa Claus all the time? Can't Business manager: David Redlawsk Watchdog: Karlyn Barker, Karen Blumenthal, anyone else at Duke raise money? I want to .put in his hand personally." Advertising manager: Bruce Gill "He doesn't have any hands." Richard Liebeskind, Scott McCartney Hoping the Chronicle has a fineholiday; Aeolus editor: Nina Gordon "What is he, a vet?" Associate news editors: stops acting like spoiled children, and Arts editor: Vicki Foster "Well, yeah, from a conflict long ago, Editorial page editors: Margaret Donnelly, Kevin Sack learns to say "please" and "thank you" Assistant sports editor. Bart Pachino though." Richard Liebeskind, Davia Odell when it wants something, Assistant arts editor Julie Hoffman "Did his side win?" Features editors: Charlie O'Shea '80 Photographer: Laura Bafford, "Hard to tell. One of those drawn-out Scott McCartney, Ilene Reid Rob Brandt, Sarah Carroll political situations." News editor: Ed Hatcher Composition: Judy Mack, Beth Macom, P.S. If it had been called the Iron Duke "Well, I'll be fine as long as I get to see Photography editors: Scott McCartney, Jenny Younker University Center, we'd be eating lunch Rob Brandt, Mack Ruffin him face-to-face." Sports editor: Jeff Gendell Paste-up: Judy Ausley there today! "He doesn't have a face." Ad saleswoman: Donna Parks "Cripes! That must've been a hell of a Reporters: Mike, Alix, Jane Brewer, Laurie Caldwell, Ranee Cleaveland, Marty Dobrow, fight! Nancy Hadley, Bart Pachino, John Roth, Madge Silverman Books "You could say that." "Any other injuries to his bodies?" To the edit council: "Oh, he doesn't have a body. Never did Theo , this. irily those of Duke University, its students, its workers, ir trustees. Unsigned editorials represent e majority view ofthe editorial council. Signed editorials. Although the library received its and never will. He gets along fine without columns and cartoons represent the views of their authc 3,000,000th book, one must rememberthey one." The Chronicle is published by the Duke University Publications Board, Monday through Friday of the University Obviously, this guy was on drugs. The year except during University holidays and exam periods. Subscription rates: $60 per year, first class postage; $20 per have a problem of keeping them. So hurry year third class. and check it out before it's missing too. secretary tilted his head a little, as if Phone numbers: news: 684-2663. arts/sports: 684*115, edits/Aeolus: 684-6588. business officer 684-3811. Al Gore 79W listening, then said, "He'll see you now." I The Chronicle, Box 46%. Duke Station. Durham, N.C. 27706. More letters And they have important things to say Justice Anne Holler called Chancellor Pye to apprise him of For example, I never said "I know some people To the edit council: the strange situation, however. Now, there's a student who've really gone whacko..." nor "I find it hard To the judi board: who knows how to get something done! sometimes to separate the world of D and D from the Thank you so very much. I am sure the women of We too know how to get things done, although we real world." However much one's perceptions may be Duke will rest much more easily tonight knowing that keep forgetting. We are powerless but the alumni are temporarily colored by the game, /have never known a those you find guilty of assault and battery will not be not. Why not contact the larger contributors and see D&D player who wasn't fully aware that he was just allowed to represent the University on the football what they think of what's happening to this school? playing a game, however important it seemed while he field and will be placed on probation so that if they do Duke University is a business and will listen to people played. jit again you can really get tough. with money. They will listen even more intently when There are at least a half dozen other "quotations" Evan M. Jones '81 the caliber of the applicant pool decreases conveniently altered so that the author can support a (and 51 others) significantly after we have spread the word "nut angle." The use of "cult" and "religion" in the throughout the better high schools about the fact that title show this bias. Is chess a religion because people it is dangerous to walk alone on campus even in broad Power 1 spend many hours playing and thinking about the To the edit council: daylight (for both sexes. ). game? No, and neither is D and D, not at Duke To Susan Fischer and Cynthia Cline: So you see, we have plenty of power, in our own anyway. According to Newsweek, there are players Why do you keep bothering the students? You are sneaky little ways, and it's time we leam to fight back who use underground steam tunnels for a game venue, under the mistaken impression that apathy is in kind. but players at Duke laugh when they hear of such responsible for the squelching of some mysterious, Windy Sawczyn '81 silliness. immense power you believe the students have. Your Anyone who comes to a Duke Gamers meeting last paragraph states erroneously that the University expecting to find burning incense and cloaked will respond if enough people care. Last year more Dungeons individuals muttering incantations will be severely than 3,500 people cared to have our ridiculous drop- disappointed. In her eagerness to find a nut angle the add policy altered. Nothing was done. To the edit council: author has misrepresented the many quite ordinary, Obviously letters to the editor of the Chronicle, and While players probably appreciate the publicity for though imaginative, people who enjoy the game. Even other sophisticated complaints not directed to a the game Dungeons and Dragons ("Cult Weaves a doctor from that Citadel ofthe Establishment, Duke responsible source evoke no action. Even constructive Fantasy and Dreams... " 13 November Chronicle), the Medical Center, plays Dungeons and Dragons — but complaints are usually fruitless. Housing has not yet technique of trying to reconstruct quotations from perhaps that isn't a good recommendation after all... responded to my numerous requests for lights and memory after an interview is not calculated to serve Lewis Pulsipher desks in the Wilson House study rooms. Obnoxious the truth, especially when those made-up statements Graduate Student smoke did cease to billow out of the ventilation grates are printed in bold. One wonders how many other Editor's note: the Chronicle stands by its story as of a building near the North Building moments after "quotations" in the Chronicle are similar distortions. printed.

NORTH POLE—Reporting in from the relocated Comp Shop, this is your night editor ready to thaw oat and pray for my roommate (Orgo again TOPPIX folks.'). Saying hello to South Carolina and surviving edit council (or is it eidt board'f), thanking Scott, Beth, Karen, Debbie, Judy, Judy,Al, Karlyn, Richard and all those others contributing to this next to last Sunday night aide.

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"If they play like they did starters had scored in double figures and Gminski earned the tourney's Most his Duke basketball team, he'd surely set tonight, they'll win the nationals," he logged over 30 minutes of playing time. Valuable Player award with two-night it to match the performance turned in by said. None of the Duke players could totals of 47 points, 28 rebounds and 12 the Blue Devils Saturday night in the All-American Mike Gminski led the remember a game when the fast break blocked shots and he ended any title bout of the Big Four Tournament. Blue Devil assault by patrolling the had worked as effectively as it did speculation that he couldn't endure a And he'd never adjust it. lane and forcing the Heels to shoot from against UNC. Duke came out running full game of running basketball without Before a regional television audience the perimeter, but unlike so many Duke from the opening tap and never stopped. a backup. After playing 39 minutes and and 15,000 frenzied ACC fanatics, Duke efforts last season, this was not a one- Even when the Devils went into their initiating most of the fast breaks, big routed old nemesis North Carolina 86-74 man show. Forwards Gene Banks and spread offense with five minutes to play, Mike sat before his locker and told by employing a mixture of offensive Kenny Dennard played with the they still took advantage of every fast reporters, "We're good in any situation moves and defensive intensity that abandon they demonstrated as break opportunity afforded them by the but if we had our druthers we'd want to hadn't come together for Foster's club freshmen and guards Bob Bender and Heels, who were stomped out of their fast break everytime because that's since it whipped Villanova in the Vince Taylor kept Duke's offense in new baby blue sneakers by their inability to get back on defense. what takes away their defense." Eastern Regionals two years ago. perpetual motion with furied but Both teams used mostly pressure man- "The break is what involves our team to-man defense Saturday but it's the most," said quarterback point guard unlikely that any defense could have Bender, who bounced back from a rare kept the ball out of Duke's nets. The Blue sub-par performance against Wake Devils hit 62.5 percent of their shots (16- Forest Friday to complete seven scoring of-22 in the first half) and not all were tosses vs. the Heels. "It's really great layups. Taylor stopped-and-popped how we got the ball off the boards from 17 feet twice, Bender hit two from tonight because it's really a team effort outside, Banks was king ofthe 10-footers to push the ball up the court." and Dennard connected on two inside Duke did indeed rule the glass as reverses. Gminski pulled down 13 caroms and "They're awfully hard to play when Banks grabbed another 10 while the they go to their delay game," said Smith, Devils out-rebounded UNC by 10. The who really didn't see that much of the two enforcers also combined for six delay game until the end. "Gminski assists and all three of G-man's came on played a great game. I wish he had long passes—one to Bender and two to played against us like he did against Dennard. Kentucky." Banks put together two solid halves of Smith's high scorer, forward Mike basketball, ending the game with a O'Koren, had 25 on the final night and team-high of 22 points on 8-for-ll joined Gminski, Banks, Hawkeye shooting. He also crashed the defensive Whitney of State and Jim Johnstone of boards, rarely giving the Heels a second Wake Forest on the all-tournment team. shot. Combined with the intimidating But the Jersey City senior only had five presence of Gminski underneath, Banks' defensive effort on follow shots rebounds, got no assists and made no went a long way toward determining the steals. Lack of defense from O'Koren PHOTO BY LAURA BAFFORD style of offense Carolina used, which hurt the Heels, as did the play of Mike Gminski canned two of his 21 points against UNC with this jumper. often turned out to be some form of freshman James Worthy, who played The 6-11 senior was named the Big Four tournament's MVP. heave-from-15 and pray. like a freshman against the Devils after a better-than-average debut Friday. The Blue Devil who seemed to impress Worthy fell to a l-for-7 shooting night UNC's Smith the most was Banks' fellow Saturday and fouled out in 18 minutes of forward Dennard. "Dennard will be a play- great pro," he said after pointing out the Continued on page 12 job he did on Tar Heel Al Wood, who

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<+i* Page Thirteen The Chronicle Monday, December 3, 1979 .Devils take it to UNC, 86-74 Continued from page 11 But the team he took to the Big: Four The win gave Foster his 300th career title Saturday played with little victory as a college cage coach, news resemblance offensively or defensively which he greeted with typical post-game to that team of last year. This time humor: "I had forgot about that 14 years around, a fast-breacking team effort ago when I got number 286." Ironically, turned back North Carolina. So ends though, Foster actually earned his 286th round one of at least three in this year's last year one game after he had lost to Duke-Carolina series Carolina in Chapel Hill.

PHOTO BY ROB BRANDT- Gene Banks (20) and Jim Suddath (30) go up for a rebouding against Wake Forest An Historic Jazz Collection from Inner City Records Duke overcomes Deacs The new JAZZ LEGACY series. By Bart Pachino when he canned a free throw with 7:00 Ten Ips by the pioneers of jazz recorded in Paris just after World War II. GREENSBORO - If the 1979-80 left in the ballgame, to pull Duke within basketball season continues the way it two at 69-67. Significant jazz performances by has started for the Blue Devils, Coach Benny McKaig double-dribbled for. the very legends of the music, captured at Bill Foster will need a case of Grecian Wake, but Duke couldn't take advantage the height of their creative genius. Formula tonic by midseason. of the error as Gminski missed a short It was just another ofthe proverbial, jumper and Kenny Dennard missed a hair-graying, seat-squirming, agonizing tap-in. Guy Morgan got the Wake wins that Duke has made so popular in rebound and was fouled by Bob Bender. the last two years when the third-ranked That was Bender's disqualifying fifth- Blue Devils downed Wake Forest 72-70 foul, so in came Chip Engelland for in the opening game of the Big Four Duke. tournament Friday night in Greensboro. Gene Banks fouled Morgan seconds' "Every game we've played in this later, but the 6-8 Deacon sophomore tournament has been close for as long as missed the front end of a one-and-one. I can remember," Foster said in a post- Banks then took a wild shot for Duke game interview. and missed. After yet another Wake For 32 minutes, the contest was an turnover, Banks missed two more shots, extremely well-played game. Both teams and with 4:58 left it was still 69-67, Wake. played race-horse style basketball, Gminski blocked a Wake shot, but. moving the ball quickly up and down the then missed a 17-footer. Gminski next court, and shot well. The Deacons had blocked two successive Deacon shots on surprisingly kept up with the highly- the other end, but Banks put up another favored Blue Devils and in fact led 69-66 off-balance jumper on Duke's possession with eight minutes to go, after two free and missed. With 3:48 to go, Dennard throws from center Jim Johnstone. was fouled going for a tip, but missed The final eight minutes provided both both foul shots. coaches with enough film footgage for a Back to the other end, Gminski feature-length horror film, however. rejected yet another shot, but on a fast D J.J. Johnson/Milt Jackson icrocr From the floor, Duke shot just 29 percent break Engelland, who had subbed D Sidney BecheVMartial Sola! IC700B and Wake 37 percent in the second half. beautifully for a foul-burdened Bender • Buck Clayton ic 7009 Mike Gminski broke a Duke scoring all night, had his 12-footer go in-and-out. • Dizzy Gillespie ic 7010 drought of more than three minutes Continued on page 13 • Deluxe Boxed Edition Ten Ips —lavishly illustrated booklet. PATTISHALL'S GARAGE INC. A perfect gift for the holiday season.

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By Jeff Gendell their record at 2-2. her career. "We don't have with determination and There were six seconds Co-starring with Thomas­ to tell her (Tara) what to desire," said Leonard, left on the clock. Fresh­ son was Duke's other do, she knows." "but we did get tired in the man guard Patti Thomas­ guard, Tara McCarthy, The Devils took a 45-40 second half." son stood at the free throw who scored a career high lead in the locker room, Fatigue was also the key line with Duke trailing 75- 28 points on a 14-for-22 but ECU scored two quick to last Thursday's loss to 74 to a favored East effort from the floor. buckets to cut the lead to the Wolfpack. Duke, who Carolina squad. Thomas­ McCarthy was only one. Neither team would had been down by 13 son stepped up to the line outdone by ECU forward get a lead of more than points at the half, had for the first time in the see­ Rosie Thompson who three points for the rest of edged up to only seven saw battle. tallied 29 points. the contest. down with 14 minutes to "I couldn't let myself be Thompson tied things "Our offense wasn't play. nervous," said Thomas — up at 62, hitting four moving in the second The fifth-ranked State son who had scored a straight point with four half," said Thomasson, squad used balanced Duke team-high 16 points minutes left. McCarthy "but we played good scoring—four players in in an 86-55 loss to North and Thompson hit on six defense." double figures and two Carolina State Thursday. point apiece leading to the The defense, led by with eight—to defeat the "I just had to stay cool." Thomasson free throws. forwards Barb Krause smaller Blue Devils, 86-55. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Cool, she was sinking "We were looking to and Kim Matthews with Last year, the same State Tara at the end," said 10 rebounds apiece, held squad defeated Duke, 99- PHOTO BY SARAH CARBOL. b°th Sh°tS t0 SeCUTe 8 76' 75 u set vlctorv over th Debbie Leonard, Duke the Pirates in check 44. Patti Thomasson sinks two free throws to upset P e East Carolina, 76-55. previously unbeaten coach, who defeated the despite ECU's 19 more But the victory over Pirates (5-1). Duke evened Pirates for the first time in rebounds. "We plaved ECU will be savored only until tonight when Duke travels to Furman. It was a big victory, not only because it was the first time Duke had ever beaten the Pirates, but it also counts in the seedngs for the state tournament. "I was looking at this game as a maybe," Leonard said, referring to the schedule. And as Thomasson stood at the line, there were no maybes on her mind.

Football update By Jeff Gendell Richard Kemp resigned his duties as Duke football offensive coordinator Thursday. Kemp, who was in his third season on the Duke staff, will be replaced by somone who is more adapted to a passing game, said Red Wilson, Duke head coach. "This was in the best interest of the football program, and Coach Kemp understood this," Wilson said. "As head coach, I saw little progress moving the football on offense." Wilson also said that he has contacted Kansas State assistant Jim Doonan about replacing Kemp. Doonan, who played quarterback at North Carolina State, is also one of the leading candidates for the head coaching job at N.C. State. Former Wolfpack head coach Bo Rein resigned his duties Friday in order to accept the top job at Louisiana State Universi­ ty. In other football news, defensive secondary coach Cliff Yoshida was promoted to defensive coordinator replacing Larry Thompson. Thomp­ son will be re-assigned duties, according to Wilson.