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Vol. M Wednesday, July n, wn, James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia No. 57 Empty fire extinguisher dangerous for dorm By TERESA CAVINESS p.m., after a mattress caught all empty," said one ot the year. The extinuishers are Fire extinguishers at Shorts on fire. for pranks, be said. dormitory are now full, but at wrestlers staying in the refilled with dry chemical and "So far, we've been The wrestlers were staying dormitory. water, but they can't be kept least one was empty when a in the dorm while fortunate that nothing serious fire broke out in a second-floor "We had to go all the way up full because of "water has happened in the older participating in a tournament to the fifth floor to find one,'' battles" in the dorms, Ruff buildings" said Ruff. room June 29. The fire, sparked by a lamp he said. said. The dormitory escaped This was the second fire in knocked over onto a mattress, According to Carlton Ruff of This is not the first time this serious injury, despite the was under control within 20 the dormitory within the last the Building and Grounds has happened, said Ruff. three months. The last fire empty extinguishers, when minutes. Department, general the Harrisonburg City Fire Fire extinguishers in occurred on the fifth floor of The lamp shade came into inspections of the dorms, women's dormitories are Department was called to the direct contact with the bulb, the dormitory during April, scene. including fire extinguishers, usually full. However, in 1979 while students were still thus starting the fire, a are conducted in August and mens's dormitorys, the Approximately 90 wrestlers spokesman said. residing there. January. extinguishers aren't full The only damage incurred were evacuated from the Lake "We tried to use the fire Fire extinguishers had to be Complex dorm at about 3:15 because the residents often by the fire was the burnt extinguishers, but they were refilled about each month last empty the extinguishers to use mattress. / ve gained daughters over the years'
Former housemother remembers more disciplined days
By ANGELA ADKINS "I'm rather shy of publicity, a sort of shrinking violet, she said. But Neola Behrens, in spite of her self admitted lack of desire for attention, stayed at James Madison University for 11 years as housemother and head resident of Frederickson Hall. "I like being a mother. Not only have I gained what I feel to be more daughters over the years, but more grandchildren, too," she said. " She has always worked with young people in the church, the 4-H club, and other groups, "she said. When she became a housemother in Frederickson Hall in 1967, the students were answerable to the Student Government for their social actions. When a student broke the rules she was first "called down" by the House council. After three "call downs" she was put on social probation. 'Then you could only go to class, the library, the dining hall and the dorm,'' Mrs. Behrens said. In the earlier days, a housemother was required to be back in the dorm by 11 o'clock, even on her two days off. "We used to laugh about that because the seniors could stay out to one and the housemother had to be in by eleven," she remembered. Eleven years ago, girls were not allowed to wear pants or shorts on campus unless they wore a raincoat over them. Dress codes were set by standards chairmen. The changes toward more social leniency didn't bother Mrs. Behrens. She attributes this to the experiences she had with sending her own three children to college. When they were away, they were given blanket permission. "If they weren't mature enough to handle responsibility, then they weren't mature enough to go away," she said. "There are still enough guidelines here within which the student has to live." As housemothers officially became bead residents, many of the former housemothers left. But Mrs. Behrens stayed and found that parents were pleased to find a mature person in charge of the dormitory. Undoubtedly, Mrs. Behrens has shared experiences to both extremes with her girls. She still keeps in touch with some that she met her first year here. As a general observation, she notes that the girls today seem to be more studious and aim for a higher level of achievement because of JMU's increasing demands. "I have always had good students," Mrs. Behrens said. Through the years she has had few behavorial problems with her girls. "The girls who lived in Frederickson were more 'conservative'.They always took pride in living in Frederickson and in their surroundings," she said. Mrs. Behrens says the change to the more intensive ten-day orientation for head residents reflects the changing university. "Though the basics are repetitious, there is always something different: dealing with the alcohol policy, and new visitation rules," Mrs. Behrens said. "It was always worth the time," she said. The Mrs. Behrens, the changes in social policies seem to be the most effective. "Many students had a much less restrictive lifestyle at home than they had at Madison. The changing policies are more consistent with what the students were used to at home," she said. Mrs. Behrens returned to her home in Broadway for "personal reasons." "Now I just have to adjust to the change, which will be hard," she said. She chose to be a housemother for 11 years, she said bluntly, Neola Behrens at her Broadway horn e "Because I liked it!" rmm Page 2, THE BREEZE, Wednesday, July 11. W7» Keg rolling from coast to coast
the keg rolling an annual said. AU five were presidents department worked with him a TKE alumni. By TERESA CAVINESS "This is the largest service event. Beer kegs are good for more of their fraternities, he added. so he was able to leave school early to participate in the project any fraternity has Muench thinks the response than Just a party One of the five was on the ever done, "Muench said. The to the project will be more From May 31 to June 11 this road at all times, said event which began in Boston positive next year because Muench. The group stopped on March 31 and reached Los event had been planned for year, some nationwide Tau two years, he said. they proved this year they Kappa Epsilon fraternity every night to get about six Angeles June 11. could complete the entire hours of sleep, he said. Muench said he had to cram The national TKE brothers used beer kegs to organization wanted to get all route. help raise money for a The coast-to-coast trip was all of his work into a few weeks. His grades suffered, of the chapters united under The TKE chapter should x hospital. divided into segments with benefit from this event by different TKE chapters he said, but he was able to one goal. So, according to A James Madison Muench, St. Jude's was getting more involved in fund- University graduate was one having responsibility for graduate on time. raising, Muench said. certain distances, Muench The event was promoted chosen as the national charity. of flVe representatives from This helps both St. Jude's The biggest problem of TKE fraternity that took part said. around the country by many fraternities, is they in a coast-UM*>ast "beer keg One chapter pushed the keg Entertainer Danny Thomas, and the fraternity itself. founder of St. Jude's and a Each chapter also has its don't feel they are part of a rolling." along a cart until they were national organization,Muench metby members of the next former member of TKE at the own local service projects to Warren Muench, former work with. said. president of James Madison chapter, he said. University of Toledo. Apparently, TKE has solved Each chapter was According to Muench, there St. Jude's and the National University's TKE chapter and TKE fraternity hope to make that problem. a 1979 graduate, participated responsible for fund-raising in was a lot of network news in the two-month «vent to their respective cities. coverage. raise money for St. Jude Money was raised by the About five television Children's Research Hospital. fraternity members by stations and 179 newspapers TKEs from around the getting sponsors to agree to across the nation covered the for the two of you country took part in the event, pay them a certain amount for event, he said. but only five, including each mile the keg was "They didn't think we would Muench, stayed with the transported. Donations were make it all the way to Los project the entire route from also accepted. Angeles so they hadn't Boston to Los Angeles. "The goal was $300,000, but Snned any major publicity "We tried to hit as many we aren't sure how much we us when we did get there," major cities as possible," said made because money is still Muench said. »' Muench in a telephone coming in." Muench said. After the croup reached interview. "We left Boston However, he added, the trip California, a final rally was and rolled through New York paid for itself. held at the ABC Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Muench had to leave the keg Entertainment Plaza in Columbus, Ohio to name a rolling half-way through the Beverly Hills. few," he said. trip so he could fly back to After the trip, the hospital "We traveled all country JMU to receive his degree in had planned a weekend for the and state roads," said communication arts. five in California. They Muench. They weren't Muench left Kansas City on toured and attended several allowed to roll down the Friday to fly back. He network television shows, HMOTTGR9 interstate highways, he said. received his degree Saturday Muench said. TKEs chosen to travel the and rejoined the group in TKEs have been raising 3 434-1010 COURT entire route were selected on Kansas City on Sunday. St. money for St. Jude's for SQUARE the basis of merit, Jude's paid for the trip, several years, said Muench. VILLAGE scholarship, grades, and work Muench said. Al Toler, Director of Special with their fraternity, Muench The Communication Arts Projects at the hospital is also REDKEN'
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By THERESA BEALE hysterical disaster by the Mrs. Lodge by her potential confirm her position as an were an amusing contrast to "The definitive dinner end of the evening. lover, Walter. And Henry innocent bystander caught by the other characters who theater play." The trouble begins when leads Phillip to think that unexpected mischief. constantly darted in and out of That's how director Allen Joanna Markham's friend, Joanna Markham is having an The eyes tell more than the the room behind her back. Lyndrup described "Move Linda Lodge, decides to affair. lips in many cases, and this David Greenagel started out Over, Mrs. Markham," balance her husband's The only man Mrs. play was no exception. From as the most sane character in during the intermission at extra-marital activities by Markham knows well besides its relatively close distance to the play, but soon he too began a recent performance. having an affair of her her husband is AHstair the set, the dinner theater to get involved in the insanity And he was right. own. She only needs a Spenlow, a rather effeminate Hearty laughter and place to accomplish her interior designer who has a constant smiles helped anxious deed, and of taste for bright colors and smooth digestion of the course, the Markham's top sassy women. He and the dinner theater's inviting floor flat is just perfect. Markham's maid, Sylvie, buffet of roast round of Unknown by Joanna, her make a habit of goosing each beef and Yorkshire husband, Phillip, is being other. Pudding as Mrs. Markham petitioned by his business So the confusion begins. me vi/t/ep, and her frivolous friends partner, Henry Lodge.for Joanna tries to get Phillip and lusted their way through the use of his flat for the Henry out of the flat so Linda some two hours of same purpose. can arrive with her lover. scandalous fun. The Markhams Phillip is suspicious because A dinner theater play individually agree to allow Joanna seems nervous. He should be light and the Lodges, individually, to and Henry closely watch 8Fr\haRFI entertaining, Lyndrup use the flat while the Joanna through the bedroom said, and this play Markhams go out to door, and AHstair suspects the certainly fulfills both dinner. two of being gay. audience could read between of the affairs. As Phillip requirements. But what Meanwhile, Phillip and Ironically, Phillip accuses the line as cast members such Markham, Greenagel starts out as a rather Henry find the second page AHstair of being gay to see if as Phoef Sutton uses provided just the right touch simple plot turns into a of a love letter written to he could be his wife's lover. nonverbal language to the of questionable stability in the But AHstair is only interested utmost. midst of the Markham's in going out with Sylvie. Sutton makes a delightful chaotic flat. The Markhams and Lodges Henry Lodge, a man most And what can you say about continue to fib their way confused when his friends are the actress who ran around in The through the supposed extra- engaged in the extra-marital a blanket? Debbie Zirkle marital triangles. Then a games he himself is played the seductive Miss wealthy dowager, Olive accustomed to. His eyes dart Wilkinson as the light-headed Harriet Smythe, calls to say nervously around the set when character she was supposed to she wants to sign her new book AHstair is referred to as the be. BODtj with Phillip and Henry's Markhams' dog, and his Although the recent children's book publishing friend Phillip becomes Phillip performance of "Mrs. firm. the butler Markham" was only the When an attractive woman Sutton incorporates the second for the dinner theater arrives at the door, Phillip facial gestures lie makes to group, they shouldn't have to mistakes her for Miss Smythe the audience into his worry too much about SHOP and doesn't understand why character on stage. At one improvement A few lines she heads straight for the point, when a member of the were stuttered and a few bedroom when he says he audience in the front row movements were hesitant but would like to get right to laughed loudly, Sutton stared that is to be expected from a Smm Cfe Page 4, THE BREEZE, Wednesday, July 11, 1879 _ Involvement a key issue for college Republicans By CHARLES GRADY Congressman Jack Kemp. productive," Saylor said. It "College Republicans need As well' as hearing these provided an opportunity to to take the initiative, to speakers, the Arlington, Va., meet many of the presidential convention featured seminars candidates and review and become involved." investigate their platforms, he That was one of the designed to train college principal themes of the students in the techniques of said. grass-roots organization for "The speakers were all College Republican National interesting, and some came Convention, attended by club development, press James Madison University relations, and campaign up with startling facts. RNC student J. Lewis Say lor June management, Saylor said. Co-Chairman Mary Crisp r 28-July 1. One session was devoted to a emphasized fertvale-- Say lor, who directs Region discussion of national security involvement in politics. Did three for the College and the SALT II Treaty. The you know that of the 36 women Republicans, was one of discussion was led by Jerry elected to Congress this term approximately 350 Lindsly, National Co- that 34 were Republicans?" Chairman of the1 Coalition for This wasn't the only fact representatives who came Saylor heard at the from 48 states and Canada to Peace Through Strength. hear speakers including "Congressman Newt convention. , Governor Senate Minority Leader Gingrich of Georgia told us to Stassen, Phil Crane and Howard Baker, Republican take the lead, that anyone Howard Baker devoted part of National Committee with a couple issues to stand their speeches to why they Chairman Bill Brock, on could be a candidate. I should be the next presidents, Governor Harold Stassen of think he's right." as did representatives for Bob Pennsylvania and "The convention was very Dole, John Connally and George Bush, Saylor said. Chairman Brock gave the College Republicans some Saylor at Lutheran Church camp advice on down-home, door-to- Readers door campaigning, and former Buffalo Bill quarterback Jack Kemp Announcements E" e on the differing tor urn sophies of the Basketball ocratic and Republican WAARA Parties. WMRA ALBUMS The James Madison JMU funding The convention, held every University Basketball FEATURES Program is looking for To the editor: two years, "really gets you Country Afternoon (Air at 3 psyched", said Saylor. "You students who are interested in July marks the passing of the recent fiscal year, and the lids of p.m.) becoming managers for the federal and state coffers have momentarily banged shut. As come away from those four Friday, July 13: New Album days and really feel like 1979-80 basketball season. The inflation and attempts at balanced budgeting fence with each Feature coaching staff is looking for other it looks as if funding may be stretched a little thin. The becoming involved." "Long Black Beauty" — Since 1976 Saylor has been Laurel Mountain Boys three individuals who would average JMU student probably doesn't understand the like to become part of the government's New Year's celebration, 4wt the university's very involved. In that year he Monday. July 16: Classic helped form the Commuter Album Feature team by assisting with various administration has the date circled on its calendar for then it's administrative duties with the time to compute the budget. Student Committee and Texas Crapshooter" — The served in the Student Fair Brothers opportunity of traveling wjth JMU's funding was the topic explored here by a recent summer the Dukes. Anyone interested school project conducted by six members of a small group Government as a senator. The communication class. Ignorant of the budget procedure for next year he ran for Student After Hours (Air at 1 a.m.) in being a part of the Dukes's Government Association Basketball Program should obtaining school funds, we set out to understand the method for Wednesday, July 11: New drop by the basketball office receiving and allocating monies and if the system was equitable. President, but was defeated. Album Feature We uncovered a very distinct hierarchy of command that Last fall he instigated an "Candy-O'-Cars during the orientation session spanned the classroom to the state legislature. Input is solicited organized effort to protest Thursday, July 12: Classic and meet the coaching staff. from teachers, department heads, deans, school vice Presidents proposed zoning law changes Album Feature The basketball office is. and President, Board of Visitors and the various state in Harrisonburg. Band On The Run" — Wings located in Godwin Hall, Room organizations. We recognized the different values that enter each This summer Saylor is even Friday, July 13: Artist 213. stage in the process and felt the compromises were rationally and busier. He works six- days Feature — Beach Boys Study skills fairly executed We discovered the value and use of the tuition (and nights) a week Monday, July 16: New Album A new study skills group will dollar and the amount of state funding. The general fund for 1979- scheduling and coordinating Feature meet one hour a day, July 16- 80 is 34.2 million. activities at a Lutheran "Get The Knack" - Knack 20, 3-4 p.m. in the Counseling We also learned that many campus services thought of as sponsored church camp. He Tuesday, July 17: Classic and Student Development requiring funding actually generate their own support including has from 1:30 p.m. Saturday Album Feature Center (second floor, Alumni the dining hall, bookstore and student activity fees. We found until 1:30 p.m. Sunday. During "Highway 61 Revisited" - Hall). For more information safety measures placed in the system such as a control account this time he works at his other Bob Dylan j contact the center or call 6552. maintained by the school for emergency requests. Every job, that of campaign department is allowed to apply for those monies if possessing manager. He is the manager adequate justification. If necessary, departments are also able to for Brisco Dellinger, the redistribute their own allocations to needed program areas with a Republican candidate for mid-year budget revjson. clerk of the Rockingham We expected to discover faculty disatisfied with inadequate County Circuit Court. money provided, but in actuality found departments pleased With Yet still he finds time to be the budget. Some felt very fortunate in comparison with less College Republican Director financially supported schools. of a region that includes four Limes .10 In addition, we examined sources of outside funding in the case states and the District of of Alumni Services which solicits over 20,000 alumni for Columbia. "Come Sunday White(seedlcss) Grapes .89 contributions. However, their money is chaneled into specific evening" admits Saylor "I'm .39 alumni-related projects. one tired individual." No Handover Tomatoes (Continued on Page 8) wonder. Coke8-16oz. .99 6Ydep. 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A couple of questions you might ask are- M*!Rf G™ehM * * ltTO graduate of James sh ratea in Madison University where he competed in MagazinestSH,7£ *i!!L1979 shoe£ survey?" Runner's and "How World do cross country and track. He specialized in the vo" fcf>. Personally, about the shoe?" mile and still holds the school mark in that Whatever you do, don't buy a pair of those event. a ne t0re j0gger c rre J2 ? li? " " shoes. These shoes *.£•?■£• " ?°y employed at Athletic are not good for running or jogging. If I had my Attic in Harrisonburg, is a member of the way these shoes woulH notfallowedIon S2 Shenandoah Valley Track Crab but runs market under such a category. They are, very Ctab f0r *' W*,hta8*on Running plainly, dangerous. Basically, they are street shoes made to look like running shoes. They He has moved up to longer distances since provide virtually noprotection against jarrtoft college and now sets his sights on the Olympic and they are usually so heavy that they can tire trials to be held later this year, bidding to the runner's legs before he can do the rest of meet the qualifying standards in the the body some good. marathon. If you are looking to cut costs, do it By Mike Greehan somewhere else. Whatever you spend on There are five items you will need at the quality running shoes will be well worth the start of your running program the most investment. JPu f^r ^r Pieces of essential equipment aren shorts (athletic, not casual), sockMwhite) S£i' y^i,1*™ a frie«* who is already a runner, ask him or herL for a few recommen- a supply of T-shirts, and a notebook to record Ut a,wa each days progress and activity. As you £2 ^l ys remember that even the best shoes are not for everybody. progress, you may find you will want more sophisticated and fancier equipment, but for JMU's top two distance runners the past two now Just years. Mike Benshoff, and Richard Ferffison? comfortable'r JF& in.. **** something 'you feel both race in Adidas Shoes. Fergusori 5SJta While ensnoff Once vou've gotten your equipment gathered 55? f h Ser Je? Turner **** 1" l5rt you're almost ready to go. There's still one S^ l 7' ***** « New more step, though- stretching. £lfcSh0es.^ races in Lydi«rds, and I team and race in Brooks shoes. As you can see f J?E?ai? pre8Cnl» »«»«» different exercises each runner must decide which shoe feels best f«Joseeatag tight muscles in the second part DOWNTOWN WINNER: Mike Greehan was to him or her. *«»«w. n#rxi week. the number one finisher in the Harrisonburg IO.MV leter run held in late ApriL Questions raised about the sport of putt-putt golf By DAN MCNIEL and perhaps even being paid Sometimes in the ever- money for a ticket to view the the tune of a 10,000 dollar first growing world of sports, a proceedings. prize would seem absurd. writer must stop and consider The cameras gave close-ups The tension built to whether he is witnessing bona of the tricky obstacles but incredible heights between the fide athletic competition. provided one accidental shot two (dressed in Nicklaus knit Such is the case with the that .exposed the farcial shirt and pants) who battled Professional Putter's qualities of putt-putt Midway down to the final hole. The Association and its through the round, a camera tight, drawn faces of the championships which for panned the busy highway "gladiators" and the unknown reasons are located only yards above one accompanying winces of televised through syndication. hole. disgust were harder to stomach than the weekend leftovers. An excited announcer made the comment sports commentary that one of the finalists was a former champion before losing the crown to an li-year- JMU signs prospects to A week ago the Hutt-Putt Nationally recognized old. Good grief! finals were displayed on the announcers Billy Packer Those who support the beloved "boob tube" with all (known primarily as the sage professional putters will the trimmings, much to the of ACC basketball) and Frank argue that tennis, baseball, baseball scholarships chagrin of my colleagues and Gleiber were among those and basketball are children's I who bad unwisely selected contracted for the balderdash. sports played by the general JMU coach find Babcock Hackley was the Soutwest the program as our source of The one description of the populous. But, on the has feathered his nest with the District's Most Valuable entertainment putters as "brawny athletes" professional level at signing of two more Virginia Player as a senior and also The event had all the drew guffaws of laughter from Wimbledon. New York, and athletes to baseball participated in the VHSLCA makings of a legitimate golf our living room and anyone Boston is a group of scholarships. All-Star baseball game. tournament — complete with else's who happened to be individuals apart from the Randy Faulconer, a catcher He compiled a career a course, polite gallery, bored enough to tune in. would-be George Plimpton's from Madison Heights, and record of 31-6 with three no- camera and technical crews, of the world. Very few sports lefthanded pitcher Bennie hitters in four years of varsity and finally the articulate To their credit, the "pro" have anyone younger than Hackley of Bristol were the competition at Virginia High announcers for the putt-by- Stiers were accomplished at twelve on the same level with latest recruits for the Dukes. School. sir trade — to use the term / a seasoned veteran. Faulconer was the starting Hackley was 8-2 last spring Each major city boasts at loosely. The two finalists catcher the past two years for and struck out 88 batters in 87 least one miniature golf rarely tallied anything over a ^takea look for yourself the Amherst High's state AA innings while compiling an course with one of the national par two, but one of the next time this minuscule Putt-Putt chain courses often dynamic duo did embarrass version of professional golf is championship teams and was earned average of 1.88. He aired. But I would advise a named to the Virginia High recorded marks of 7-1 as a in the vicinity. Resort areas himself en a closing hole when such as Myrtle Beach have he missed three straight putts viewing only if you have School Coaches Association junior, 9-1 as a sophomore and nothing better to do on a ir baseball game last 7-2 during his first year at the complete rows of all sorts of from the same spot varsity level. playgrounds, ranging from weekend afternoon. Jungle Gob* to Crasy 18. That one erroneous hole The best thing you'll "Faulconer has an "Hackley has good form provides the clue to the point discover about putt-putt is exceptionally strong arm." The gallery was miniature and is an intelligent pitcher in comparison to the hordes being made — anyone and that the whole thing, noted Babcock. "We will Join who will continue to team," everyone can play the putt- commercials included, with Jtuas Dfckerson to give us like Arnie's Army that follow appraised Babcock. "His the PGA The group stood in putt courses with varying requires only a half an hour to the consistency and depth we potential is enormous." degrees of ease and success. complete. Where else can you need in the catching JMU completed the 1979 its appointed place along the To place a person on the department.'' railing. cheering watch a tournament from season with a 31-13 mark. appreciatively and promptly, pedestal of putt-putt champ to start to finish in its entirety? Page 6, THE BREEZE. Wednesday, July 11, 1979 BOS?® OCM New David Bowie: No illusions, no poses — Green and black and red on anv of the other could easily move to another By MICHAEL DUBUS tunes propelled by a dense style and adopt it instead. mix of electronic rhythm. and so scared — Graffitti on collaborations. He co-wrote David Bowie is an artist the wall keep us all in tune — the music on almost all the In a song called "Move On", known for his masks. The There are no instrumentals songs, and is given credit on Bowie is singing of a most successful part of his this time, and the lyrics reveal Bringing us all back home." relationship, but the lyrics more about Bowie than any of Other songs are not as the lyric sheet for such sounds ever-changing career blatant, but all give the same as a "Cricket Menace" on one reveal more about the way he occurred when he "became" his previous 11 studio LP's. works as an artist, Bowie is not hiding behind honest impression. "DJ" is a cut, and an "Ambient drone" Ziggy Stardust, a sci-fi glitter on another. On other songs he "Somewhere, someone's rock star backed by a heavy any disco poses or hard rock song driven by a relentless tales of sex and drugs now. disco type beat as a disc plays prepared piano and calling me metal band called The Spiders synthesizer, guitar, and sings. And when the chips are down, From Mars. Bowie has Instead, his lyrics are open jockey shouts to himself, "I've and straightforward. The got believers!" The DJ It seems Bowie has found a I'm just a travellin' man assumed other roles through Maybe it's just a trick of the his music since then, but his albums's first cut reveals a depicted in the song genre of music he's concerned, even angry, represents today's comfortable with in his union mind latest LP, Lodger, reveals a And somewhere there's a new, more confident Bowie. In "Fantastic programmer. with Eno. Lodger, at least, is a Voyage", he sings of his duty All of the songs boast calm, serious work that puts morning sky performer with no illusions Bluer than her eyes and no poses. to record the events excellent arrangements. him years ahead of other art happening around him. "They Bowie seems to have taken his rockers. If this is their last Somewhere there's an ocean The new LP marks the Innocent and wild." third, and supposedly final wipe out an entire race and time and seriously calculated collaboration, however, Bowie collaboration with the I've got to write it down— I'm each moment of music. His electronic composer, Brian still getting educated but I've band is the same: Carlos Eno. The first two albums, got to write it down— And it Alomar, Dennis Davis, and Broadcast i ng applications sought Low and Heroes, show Bowie won't be forgotten." George Murray; but they're experimenting with Bowie's new honesty can fleshed out this time with Sean probably be detected by his Mayes on piano and Simon The National Honorary overall G.P.A. synthesizers, tape treatments, Broadcasting Society, Alpha Applications may be picked and new ways of blending the frank homosexual statements. House on violin and mandolin. "Boys Keep Swinging", an The playing is perfect note Epsilon Rho, is now accepting up at WMRA, Burruss Hall, sounds. The albums are split applications for the Fall of and at the Television Film into one side of more anthem of sorts with its punk for note. Bowie's visions come beat, is full of open praise for alive amid a swirling blend of 1979. Membership is open to Center, Harrison Hall. conventionally structured all Radio-TV-Film majors rock songs, with lyrics, and young men. The song is not a churning rhythm, guitars, For further information, typical lament for lost youth, Eno treatments, and a tasty who have achieved at least contact Mark Goff at WMRA another side of droning, sophomore standing; have instrumental music. but instead a simple love of synthesizer. Dennis Davis' text. 6221) or via campus mail In Lodger, Bowie seems to boyhood. drumming stands out. His completed at least three (3) (P.O. Box 1777 OT4174), or Jim have finally combined all the "Red Sails" is an explosive, drums are mixed up front with hours of a broadcasting Miskimen, faculty advisor, at different strands that have oriental-style rocker that the vocals in a continuation of concentration course WMRA text. 6221). weaved through his music explains the plight of today's the sound Bowie first used on (excluding core courses); the album Low. have at least a 3.0 G.P.A. in Deadline for applications is along the years. The album is homosexuals. 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More than anything, want to be with all of you and enjoy your company, as always. Seen any hang gliders lately? Sure do miss you guys. Take care of IS 710and DOD - how's the ship, captain and crew? Much Love - MM. M.: Thanx for all the LETME6ET A GUY NAMED UNFORTUNATELY, IT DOESNT lessons. Like I said, I'll THIS STRAIGHT, WELL.1HATS UPTO SIDNEY KORSHAK, STOP WITH THE CONTRIBUTION. m iVANB. JERRY contribute my "success" to GRAY-UNO HESm LOCAL COULOBE GRAKIOONT 2£a5~ JERRY ALSO TRIED TO 'CLOSE WANTS YOU V WORK "WORK UP PR. tewus you. Read any good books EXACTLY DIP LOW-LIFE, AN A COINCI- A RACE TRACK AS A FAVOR DENCE, UPAPR.STRATE6Y lately? Ready for a .rip- JBRRYSOUOT ALUMNUS FROM **%*»&■' TOiSSrv TO A STRIKJN6 UNION. GUESS RIGHT? AH? MEET HIM AT roaring weekend??? Whoo- THECONTRIBU- THBCAPONE ICREATE SEESQMB WHO MS REPRESENTING ELAOOBEFOR SYMBOLS. LAYOim. whoo!!! Hope I don't call WNFROM? f MOB.. THE UNION? DINNER. when you're in the shower. X Watch out for muggers or whatever, Love - SNBAGB. TO TWEETS: Done any dancing lately? How's the 'Big Apple'? You're a 'girl about the world' now but still my favorite. Hi to BS for me. See you in a bit. Keep smiling and B.A.G.T. Love - Bunny. TO THE FOLKS: Miss you somethin' turble' but see you soon, maybe sooner than you think! Hi to the G.P.'s for me. Keep those letters and packages comin'. Better rest up for the whirlwind. Much love - Your 2nd. TO B.G., MRS., L.G.'S, M. AND M. Thanks for a wonderful weekend. Hope to see you again soon. Take care. Love - J.M. SHARON: I still say you ought to go for a wine mosaic on the carpet-makes a good coversation piece. I enjoyed the company and conversation; we'll have to make a habit of it. Be prepared for a package of curtains on your doorstep and I'll pay you with leftover pizza. DRAMA SCHOOL DROPOUT GOVERNOR, IF tM GO- GOOD. 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