Israel retaliates against raid Israel stages surprise Lebanon, Syria appeal midnight invasion to world: stop Israel By William E.. FarrelFarrelll from from Lebanese soil were being voiced. „««„»•*« a™- tu A. rr i_ J .,, 1978 N.Y.T. Ne the south of Lebanon and withdraw. * 1978 N.Y. TLarges t* offensiv«• e ever =1978N.Y.T. Newsservice the south of Lebanon and with .1978 N.v.T NewB service Largest offensive ever BEIRUDrT^TTrTn - LebanoT „u n an„_dJ Syri*._!_a DBot_iht countrie- *-=-s- addresse_Jt_ _. _d^ appeals to JERUSALEM — Israel on Wednes- The offensive, the largest Israel has appealed Wednesday to the world to help the major powers. Lebanon also diy routed Palestinian guerrilas froma t ever mounted against the Palestinians persuade Israeli to end its operations in complained to the United Nations least seven strategic strongholds in Continued on page 3 Security Council and to Secretary southern Lebanon along Israel's General Kurt Waldheim about what it northern frontier running from the called Israel's "aggression." The Mediterranean Sea to the foothills of Lebanese government did not ask for a Mount Hermon. council meeting, however. The midnight surprise invasion by The Lebanese government asserted land, sea and air continued Wednesday for the second day that it was not and Wednesday night, as Israel responsible for the Palestinian guerrilla acquired what Chief of Staff Mordechai raid in Israel last Saturday, which took Gur called a "security belt" along the 63 the lives of 33 Israelis and resulted in the miles of its northern border that extends Israeli operation Tuesday night. from four and a half to six miles into Lebanese teritory. President Elias Sarkis of Lebanon sent a message to the United States Defense Minister Ezer Weizman told accusing the Israelis of responsibility newsmen, "We shall continue to clear for the guerrilla raid on the ground that the area prevent the area from being they had in effect kept the Arab attack positions against us as long as we League's peacekeeping forces out of the find it necessary." southern Lebanese area where the The suggestion of a continuing Israeli Palestinians had bases. presence in southern Lebanon seems Israel has now established its north certain to provoke an international Photo by David Dolan ern military debate. Even as the military offensive Meanwhile, back at the ranch.. Continued on page 3 continued, calls for Israel's withdrawl CALL US Note The Chronicle's Weather telephone numbers: Rain ending by evening Newsroom: 684-2663 and turning colder. High Business office: 684-3811 mid 60's, low 20's. Colder Sports-Arts: Friday with high in the low 50's. Editor: 684-5469 The Chronicle Duke University Volume 73, Number 114 Thursday, March 16, 1978 Durham, North Carolina Work-in-Britain program aids job-finding for students here By Virginia K. Sasser North American Club North America and Chapman has been in Ever wonder what it (BUNAC) sponsors a Britain. the U.S. since January would be like to really get Work in Britain program "It is up to the touring colleges and involved in a culture or for students between the individual student to universities in the South society other than your ages of 18 and 30 and a make his own package out promoting the BUNAC own? Not just studying at comparable program for of the program," said program. The club is an American sponsored British students, Chapman. "For $35 affiliated with the Council university or taking an According to Andy BUNAC furnishes Ameri- on International Educa- American Express tour. Chapman, a BUNAC can students with a six tion Exchange (CIEE)~- Photo by Dan Michaels Ted Lingenheld, assistant director of admissions, but working in a foreign representative visiting the month work permit and the New York-based community and becoming Duke campus, the aim of says that the policy on athletic admissions has not all the advice and help organization responsible a part of that life? the club is to promote they need. It's up to the for coordinating the changed significantly in the past several years. The British Universities better relations between individual to find a job." majority of international TX I I • J M 1 1 M * J * " 1 1 According to Chapman, educational programs, Duke admits athletic admissions break-** -**-»» * *»* ^^% T*M. st„dy everyone last year to find abroad program. UXit SCiyS CtthlBtCS 7YIUSI t)€ QUCllljlCd was a week. Half the normallythereis"noway students had arranged the British and American By llene G. Reid Lingenheld also said that attainments" which includes jobs before they left." governments would allow Things have not changed much athletes are given the same athletes. Jobs available people of other nationali- in the nine years since Robert consideration as talented Sources in the admissions office The jobs available in ties to work in their Baliantyne, then director of applicants. "They have the same and coaches of revenue and non- Britain are many and countries." undergraduate admissions, told priority as all other university revenue sports noted the varied. Waitresses, sex- Unique situation the Chronicle that football and programs. There is no value scale cooperation between the two testers, typists, advocates, BUNAC provides a basketball scholarship players as far as the kind of talent," offices. "We have a very tordial chambermaids, wine-bar unique situation in that are given "a little break" on Lingenheld said. relationship," Lingenheld said. waiters, landscape gar- there is a trade-off admission to Duke. Admissions liaisons "We understand their [the deners, grouse beaters, between the two econo- Edward Lingenheld, associate Andrew Bryant, admissions coaches'] difficulty and pressure. and guitarists—these are mies, said Chapman. director of undergraduate office liasion for non-revenue They understand what our just a few of the jobs The response to the admissions, that "you can sports concurred with Lingen- expectations are. We respect each American students held program by British virtually duplicate Ballantyne's held's statements but added that other." last year, according to students has been much Chapman. greater in the past than comments. As long as we have a in talking with recruits he makes All coaches interviewed And, according to that by Americans, said commitment to a major athletic it very clear that at Duke "there is reiterated their desire to bring to Chapman, many large Chapman, and "that is program we will give very no place to hide academically." Duke only those student athletes companies in the U.S.— the reason BUNAC talented athletes a break in Clark Cahow, University who can be successful academ­ including Pepsi-Cola—are represenatives are promo- admissions. registrar and director of ically . interested in the program ting the program in the "However, we must add the undergraduate admissions said in Basic responsibilities and arranging jobs U.S. now." qualification that the bottom line a 1976 Chronicle article that 23 "I have two basic responsibili­ for American students "Last year, 400 Ameri- is that they do have the academic per cent of students admitted to ties," said football coach Mike with their British based cans participated in the qualifications to succeed at Duke should be admitted on the McGee. "First is to make sure an companies. Continued on page 3 Duke," Lingenheld said. basis of "talented non-academic Continued on page 2 Page Two The Chronicle Thursday, March 16, 1978 ...Athletes SPECTRUM ATTENTION CHI OV Come lo deficiency ihis Bl Continued from page 1 The coach's priority list for early admissions Today dinner in the Pitt fur St. Patrick's Day at 5. ACTIVES MEETING at athlete's talent is dev­ enables Bryant to "pull a notification to put Duke in 6:30 in 311 Soc-Sci. eloped to its fullest and little harder for the the running on national gyro. second and more impor­ number ones and twos. signing day. McGee said Wannamaker Four ATTENTION ALL KAPPAS! tant, to see that they "If a candidate is on that decisions are based Forman chapter meeting at 6:15 in April competitions at graduate. If not, I have middle ground academ­ on an athlete's transcript, wiH be discussed. . 139 Soc—Sci. This is a very important meeting—we are having Co-Rec Two-on-Two Basketball failed in my responsibil­ recommendations and please attend or call J.l;!78. ically he could be boosted ELECTIONS! Don't forget to bring Tournament—3 to 5 p.m. East ity." test scores. Campus Gym. No Entries—Just if the coach has a strong There will be a very important your fifth for our party. meeting of the Graphic Arts The work that goes desire for that candidate," Recruiting crucial Committee at 7 in 207 Flowers. We The Southern Africa Coalition between the sports and Bryant said. "Recruiting is crucial" will have a meeting at 7:30 to The public is invited to attend a will be planning next semester's presentation in the Institute of exhibits. All those interested are discuss future activities, in 101 admissions offices is Bryant did add that to his team said McGee. Union. All welcome. Policy Sciences and Public Affairs welcome. "Public Policy and the Arts." aided by special liasions. there "are no guarantees "Admissions is very Sculp Ne- Croom Beatty, who of satisfaction." helpful in examining each There will be an B.I.T. lecture on Louis DYNAMICS given by Dr. Wilson at recognized as one of the world's oversees admissions for These liasions are candidate on an individ­ 7 in the Engineering Aud. 101. leading artists, will be featured in a ual basis. There are some discussion with art journalist and revenue sports athletes, especially helpful to the Tri-City Sun Day, Inc., a non­ visiting lecturer Dr. Barbara lee and Bryant both spoke of coaches during the things, like motivation, Education thru Duke (CEED) will profit group supporting solar Diamonstein. at 3 p.m. in the Gross the contact that they have that cannot be measured energy, will hold a benefit concert Chem aud. recruitment process, meet at 5 p.m. in 201 Flowers. with the coaches as being but weigh heavily with out Reports will be given on the various at Sndi's Restaurant at 8 p.m. Local keeping the coaches schools. Prof. Fred White {forestry| musicians Jenny Knoop and Jay INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIA in an advisory capacity. advised about the pro­ admissions people-," he Cunningham will be featured. TION-St. Patty's Party. Come will speak on using the Duke Forest Beatty said that he gress of each candidate's said. as a teaching resource. Call Vicki at Donations will be accepted. celebrate our victory over U of x0536 if you cannot attend. Penn. D.J. Dancing, munchies and advises the coaches on the admission file. "I am sure the academic ATTENTION ALL PI PHIS! drinks provided. In the ALUMNI "admissibility of their LOUNGE (near ASDU and the CI The applicant process profile of our football The closing date for registration various candidates". for the April 15th administration of in the Union) at 9:30. assistant is especially squad is lower than the the LAW SCHOOL ADMISSIONS Bryant noted that, "We do valuable to McGee, who rest of the student body. TEST is March 16. Materials may All entrants in the annual BULL ATTENTION PI PHI PLED­ try to fulfill a coach's need However," McGee, added, be picked up in 214 Old Chem. CITY ST. PATRICK'S DAY explained that admis­ GES! There will be a short meeting PARADE are reminded to on his team. This leads to sions decisions on his "Our graduation percent­ at 7:30 in Broughton Parlor before assemble in the parking lot ofthe John Blackburn will speak on a team competitive on a recruits must be made age is higher. This may "SOME ECONOMIC ASPECTS Free Will Baptist Church on Saw national basis." OF U.S. ENERGY POLICY" at Mill Road at 12 noon. Rev. J.D. before the February date Continued on page 12 7:30 p.m. in Zener Auditorium. Hudgepeth, Honarary Grand Sponsored by the Dept. of Religion. There will be a MAJOR March all, will assign positions. SPEAKERS COMMITTEE meet­ There will be a MAJOR ing at 6 p.m. in 201 Flowers. All are COMMUNITY II and INTER- SPEAKERS COMMITTEE meet­ welcome. VARSITY CHRISTIAN FEL- ing at 6 p.m. in 201 Flowers. All LOWSHIP. Professor Hostter from DUKE ORCHID SOCIETY welcome. Winston Salem Bible College will by Jack L. Steinhardt meeting at 7:30 in 113 Bio-Sci. AOS speak on "Missions Today" 6:30 THE Daily Crossword film "The Orchid and the Grower." p.m. in York Chapel. We will meet for dinner at 5 p.m. in the ACROSS 29 — mater 52 Indian 17 Covered encouraged to attend. Info: x-0383. University Room. All are welcome. 1 Succor 30 Decrepit 54 Efficient with plumes 7 Volcanic vessel 57 Italian 22 Tree resin JACK MARIN, All-American Duke Basketball is over??? Duke Flowers Lounge at 9:30. and All-NCAA Finale. Top 10 Duke peak in 33 Pity me! town 24 Regatta Basketball is here! Tune into Cal. 35 Aromatic 59 Honshu city equipment ATTN. BME's: Society meeting Career Scoter, NBA standout. AND WDUK for all the action as Duke Spearhead ofthe Blue Devil drive to 13 Whiter! liqueur 63 Celebrate 25 Sal of the in 115-A Engineering at 4:30 p.m. takes on Guilford at 1 p.m. Duke 38 Water- for quick business and a speaker. the NCAA semi-finals and 2nd Radio 16. 14 Supreme boister­ majors place rankings in the AP & UPI rulers lifting ously 26 Drug plants A conference entitled "Social polls in 1966, will open the Chronicle staff: Editorial 16 Old-time device 66 Shade 27 Throws down PEGRAM GAMES at 4:15 in front Work and the Law" will be held on Banquet and Ball this weekend. song favor­ 40 Comp.pt. givers the gaunt- March 16 and 17 at the N.C. State Reserve a spot by signing up on the ite 41 Marine 67 Stripped University Club. Participants door or calling X2663. 18 To love, in detector 68 Removed 29 Restrict include N.C. Attorney-General Lido 42 Song hit of soap from beforehand Rufus Edroisten and five N.C. Students interested in learning 19 Environ­ the 30s 69 Garner and 30 Bey's land legislators including McNeil about WORK IN BRITAIN for the mental sci. 45 Poster Smith. The UNC-Chapel Hill summer should see the representa­ Flynn 31 Habitual debate team will discuss "The tive on the Main Quad, from 10-2 or 20 Ms. Sommer 46 Donovan's practice Right to Privacy." For registration in 201 Flowers from 5:30-7:30 p.m. 21 Islamic org. DOWN 32 Swiss city information contact the Social for a group meeting. deity 47 Emissary 1 Mr. Eban 34 Sample Work Program at 737-3291. Attention Tri-Delts: There will be 23 Chaney 48 Tax agcy. 2 Svelte 36 Snake a formal meeting in 113 Physics— 25 Naughty 50 Behold 3 A Roosevelt 6:15 for actives—6:30 for pledges. General 37 Aurora ATTENTION ALL . ADPISN Attention Seniors: Addendum to 28 Leeway: 51 Lewis or 4 Within: 39 Temple There is an important meeting at recruiting list available in the abbr. Mack pref. alcove 6:15 in 139 Soc-Sci. 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Lost : Yellow cat answer- HOUSE —Splil level.four Andy. 684-744"6, late in" l" the name Oscar. bedrooms, living room, nights, early morns. Lost behind Aycock Dunn. dining room, paneled Call x-7824. Reward. Thursday, March 16, 1978 The Chronicle Page Three ...Beiruit Canal treaty supporters claim Continued from page 1 frontier, for all practical purposes, on the Litani River as the result of an initially successful sweep into southern Lebanon, according to United States• ample votes for Senate victory military analysts. c.1978 N.Y. Times NS call. presidential leadership, There were still four They do not expect the Israelis to occupy the area WASHINGTON - On With pressure mounting told reporters that he thoroughly uncommitted between the Litani and the border between Lebanon the eve of one of the most on the handful of believed the treaty would senators, and at least the and Israel, but they eo expect further Israeli tank important foreign policy uncommitted senators, be approved. chance of shaking one or patrols in the area to discourage any Syrian votes in many years, Howard H. Baker Jr. of The effective leader of two antitreaty senators retaliation that might lead to a fifth Middle East war. Senate supporters of the Tennessee, the Republi­ the opposition, Sen. Paul loose. One of those The Israeli thrust has complicated Syria's military Panama Canal treaties can leader who has Laxalt, R-Utah, charac­ uncommitteed, Sen. position in the areas east of the Golan Heights and said Wednesday that they backed President Carter terized the situation in Henry Bellmon, R-Okla., Mount Hermon, because, qualified sources said, a finally had rounded up on what is viewed by advance of Thursday's 4 was to announce his stand Syrian move against the Israelis in Lebanon could be enough votes to win on many as a test of p.m. vote as "not so good." Thursday at 9 a.m., and countered by an Israeli armored stroke northeast of Thursday's crucial A day of intense Sen. Edward Zorinsky, D- their present position in the Bekaa Valley, which lobbying, beginning when Neb., was scheduled to would bypass Damascus and threaten the key Vice President Mondale meet President Carter at 8 communications center of Homs. appeared unannounced at a.m. Syria has approximately 30,000 troops in Lebanon the office of Sen. Wendell With Brooke's position as part of the Arab peacekeeping force sent in last year H. Ford, D-Ky., at 7:15 unknown until he made to end the country's civil war. For over a year the a.m., held off any his Senate speech, the Syrians have been rotating inexperienced soldiers announcements, includ­ administration wanted through this force to give them some experience. ing Ford's. very much to avoid the American analysts have estimated that at present this Uncommitted senators possibility of having both force is inferior in training, heavy weapons and And two uncommitted him and Ford announce experience to the main Syrian Army, which is senators, Edward W. their opposition, a concentrated in the Damascus area. Brooke, R-Mass., and circumstance that would Israel has informed Syria through the United States Dennis DeConcini, D- have given the foes 32 that a move by Syrian troops south of the Litani River Ariz., said they would vote votes they could feel sure would be considered an act of war. This might' not for the neutrality treaty. of. check the Syrians, the sources said, but what would Brooke, however, said he So not only Mondale, stop them would be the knowledge that they would might vote later against but also Hamilton Jordan, engage the Israelis with the Egyptian army inactive the other treaty, the one Carter's chief political on the Sinai front. turning over the canal and aide, Robert S. Strauss, Even without Syrian movement south, however, the Canal Zone to the president's trade these sources said that two hostile forces facing each Panama in the year 2000. negotiator, Lee Kling, a other across the Litani would constitute another Their backing, plus the longtime Democratic flashpoint in the Middle East. UPI photo Senators James B. Allen, Robert expected support of Sen. fund-raiser, and Sen. From preliminary reports, the Pentagon says the Byrd and Howard Baker corner on today's Panama Bob Packwood, R-Ore., Russell B. Long, D-La., Israeli operation was a classic example of the use of gave the pro-treaty forces chairman of the Finance ground forces plus the air force and navy. Canal Treaty vote. 65 votes they could count Committee, trooped up to The immediate objectives ofthe Israelis, advancing Ford's office. across a 75-mile frontier in three main thrusts, were the hilltop forts on a string of rough hills running The second objective was the neutralization of two north and northeast from the Israeli-Lebanon border. PLO camps in the area of Tyre. Terrorists from these ...Attack In June 1977, the commander of the Lebanese camps have struck in the past into northern Israel and Continued from page 1 Christian forces in the area estimated that these forts launched rocket attacks against the towns and and the Palestine Liberation and supporting positions were held by at least 1,800 villages there. There is a strong possibility, the Organization, was also accompanied by air strikes at soldiers of the Palestine Liberation Organization. American sources said, that some of the terrorists Palestinian enclaves and encampments far north of This strength may have been exaggerated, but involved in Saturday's raid into the Tel Aviv area had the Israeli border, including at least two close to American officers pointed out that as long as the PLO received their training at these camps. Beirut. held these positions they threatened Metulla and other Militarily the two camps are considered more The army spokesman announced that Israeli air Israeli towns and villages just south of the border. important than the larger Sabra camp outside Beirut. force planes bombed a Palestinian base near Damour, about 20 miles from Beirut, which he said was used by the Arab raiders who infiltrated into Israel on .Britain Saturday, hijacked a bus and triggered a melee in Continued from page 1 societies partly to the to your distance." shows a certain quality which a total of 34 Israelis and one American were program without any "system" and partly to Chapman said he is and initiative to compan­ killed, according to revised figures, and more than 70 publicity. This year, I'd hereditary factors, amazed at some of the ies and schools in the U.S. persons injured. The weekend assault prompted the say between 1500 and "I don't know how keen questions American • working in Britain midnight reprisal raids into southern Lebanon. 2000 are interested," he I am on hereditary factors, students have asked him opens up the possibility In addition, the army spokesman said that Israeli said. but the people who had the on this tour. "I've had for travel in Europe to planes struck targets at the Mediterranean port of Chapman, a native of courage to cross the people ask me 'Will I lose people who don't have a Tyre and at a place called Mazh al Uzaiye, near Beirut, London, participated in ocean —the original my American citizenship lot of money by giving which the spokesman said was a PLO training and the program in 1973. pioneers with strong if I work in Britain?' and them the chance to earn supply base "for terrorist naval units and for their Working for three months initiative—set the mores 'What currency will I be the money to pay for the equipment." i Santa Monica, Cal. as a and the social system for paid in?' One person said trip. Syria returns fire station attendent, America," he said. it must be nice to be able to In the raid on the Damour base, the spokesman said laundry worker, and clerk, There is more of a class live in Britain and step BUNAC, according to the Israeli planes were fired on by a Syrian commando he travelled for the mentality in Britain than over the border into Chapman, is a student- unit but that the Israeli planes did not fire back at the remainder of his stay. in America, said Chap- France. run organization that is Syrians and returned safely to base. Relating his before and man. "Perhaps the person "The people I inter­ "unprofessional in a nice The Syrians have a strong military presence in after impressions of born in a humble home in viewed at the University way. We don't do every­ Lebanon under what is called an inter-Arab America, Chapman said Britain has the door of Georgia in Athens thing on a cost-benefit peacekeeping force, installed there when the Lebanese that "in Europe we all closed. The situation is not weren't at all interested in basis." civil war ended. suffer from the cowboy as bad now as it was 20 leaving Georgia," he said. Out of the $35 students Both Gur and Weizman went out of their way at their syndrome, which is totally years ago, but it's not so in "It seemed their whole pay for BUNAC, half of it news conference to say that the Israeli objective in untrue except for Wyom- America except maybe for world revolved around goes to CIEE for its Lebanon was a limited one and there was no ing." blacks.'1 Georgia and Atlanta was sponsorship, said Chap­ dispositon to engage Syrian forces. Israelis and Chapman sees Ameri- The son of a London the metropolis of the man. "We have no owners diplomats here are worried about the Syrian response cans as more hard longshoreman, Chapman world." so we're not in this because of the possibility of an all-out war. working and ambitious said there is not too much But, according to organization to make a "I do hope that Syria will understand that this is a than the British. aspiration in Britain to Chapman, the response to personal profit. We did limited action in south Lebanon," Weizman said. "I do Americans push get to the middle class. BUNAC has generally have a profit last year hope that the government of Lebanon understands "I think a British person "Working class people been very good. He gives which we used to set up a that this is a preventative action." settles for less. Once a are led to believe they several reasons for hostel in London." "We hope the Syrians will understand," Gur said. person has achieved an can't escape their class, students to participate in Chapman will have a Neither Gur nor Weizman would go into specifics on acceptable living situa- but the workers are very the program: table on the quad Friday how many israelis were engaged in the attack, or on tion, he or she draws a proud of their class. I • working in Britain gives and will meet with the extent of the casualties on both sides. line. Americans always guess it's a defensive a student the opportunity students interested in the Foreign press reports placed the combined Israeli seem to be pushing for a mechanism," he said. to live in a different program at 5:30 in 201 force at as high as 20,000. Israeli military officials better car, bigger house, Distance adjustment country without the Flowers. Applications are estimated that there were as many as 5,000 and the best school." According to Chapman, hardships of a language available in the placement Palestinian guerrillas in the enclaves abutting the Chapman attributes the a British student working barrier. and study abroad offices. Israeli border which have been used to stage terrorist difference in the two in America "has to adjust • working Britain attacks on Israel in the past. Duke University UnOD Duke University Union . AAUT^— SPEAKERS^— Do you have THE RIGHT TO DIE? %• %ti •• •• DR. RONALD WRIGHT, JMHP controversial medical examiner of Dade County, Florida, will speak about his efforts to uphold the Right to Die on Wed., March 22 at 8:00 p.m. Gross Chem Auditorium Admission Free

Major Speakers Committee meets Thursdays at 6;00 p.m. in 201 Flowers.

Sunday, March 19, 1978 8:30 P.M. Graphic Arts CAMERON STADIUM BROWNSOGAR Tickets available now Committee at PAGE BOX OFFICE Exhibitions for The Performing Arts Committee meets Mondays at 6:30 P.M. March and April in 201 Rowers.

DUKE UNIVERSITY UNIONS DUKE PRESCHOOL rRE£VI\TEK SHOW | "Current Children's Art" A FILM BY A WOMAN, ABOUT "About Woman..." Series March 13—April J 4 WOMEN AND FOR EVERYONE. Thursday, March 16 in the Shows: 7 ond 9:30 p.m. East Campus Library Book Lover's Room Dlo-Sci Auditorium Only $1.00 Victor Lukas I"Jamaican Photography" "AN EXTRAORDINARILY will be exhibited GOOD MOVIE... March 24—April 18 DAZZLING." in the —New York Times West Union Gallery 104 Flowers

Roger Cormanpre«,nis"LUMIERE" Jeanne Moreau. Francine Racette • Lucia Bose Victor Lukas Caroline Carrier .nd Keith Carradine will discuss his work on _P_ wrmen.nddirected b> Jeanne Moreau S*kS2 In Color I Tuesday evening April 11 | at 7:30 p.m. in the gallery. The Freewoter Film Society meets The public is invited. Wednesdays ot 6:30 in Room 03 Old Chem Building Graphic Arts Committee meets Freewater Production meetings Monday, 7:30 p.m. Thursays at 7:00 p^m, ln 207 Union. SPRING EVENTS

The Duke Major Attractions Committee Proudly Welcomes Back The Legendary GRATEFUL DEAD ust Because Spring Jreak is Over Doesn't Mean You Have To Miss Out On A Good Time...

Wednesday April 12 8:00 P.M. Cameron Indoor Stadium Tickets available with DUKE I.D. the following days: Triangle Dance Guild THURS., MARCH 16, 1978 Page Auditorium Box Office, Hours 9:00-4:00 presents TICKETS $7.00 AND $6.00 Don't Miss the Only Area Appearance of The Atlanta Ballet The GRATEFUL DEAD The Masters of the San Francisco Sound

CABLE T.V. NOW BROADCASTING IN THE AFTERNOON AS WELL AS IN THE EVENINGS with all this additional viewing there is no excuse to miss: WEEK-ENDER RAY BRADBURY ROBERT KLINE HENRY KYEMBA RAUL SEVERAL'S ANIMATION FESTIVAL And this is only a tastel Check our weekly schedule In the Chronicle

Cable TV meets Sundays at 3:30 in the Wilson House Purple Parlor- Check the Spectrum for committee meeting times. Fear and loathing in Ft. The Chronicle Editor's note: Andy Balbus is a "Another sunrise, Barkeep. Shiver senior in Trinity College me timbers, look at that, you can Naturally, it goes without saying actually see the sun rise." that I like calling North Carolina "The game is starting, Clark. Hold Good morning. Today is Thursday, March 16, 1978. home; however, it must be stated for it down." Today is a big day in history. Exactly sixty years ago, in 1918, a the record that I do my best to "It is impossible to get a decent tan comparatively unknown girl, Tallulah Bankhead, made her her York debut in runaway from home whenever in only one week. I propose we the The Squab Farm. (Many people wanted to know how little Miss Bankhead possible. This past vacation I ran as received her unusual first name. The answer: she was named for a lengthen spring break to two weeks. grandmother who was named after Tallulah FAlls, Georgia.) Learned fast as my feets could carry me to a We get Duke to provide two week something everyday. small, unheralded, relatively deserted courses for senior citizens and we Upstaging the competition — any competition — this is The Chronicle, town on the east coast of Florida occupy their condominiums while Duke's daily newspaper. Enter stage right: x2663. Exit, stage left: x3881. called Fort Lauderdale. I manned the they're gone. Damn good idea if I say Fort with 500,000 of my close personal so myself!" Clark said so himself. friends. No injuns could get near the Clark went to the bar to buy himself place. another drink so I sat down and When you vacation in Ft. concentrated on the game. I must have Tragedy In Israel Launderdale it is required that you been cheering pretty loudly, because a establish a hangout, a place, couple seconds later a huge being, perferably a bar, which you frequent The cold-blooded ambush of an understand that the Israelis fear humanoid in appearance, approached exclusively. There are two good Israeli bus carried out by terrorists of encouraging further attacks by doing my table. As he came closer and closer reasons for this: number one, it's very the Palestinian Liberation Organization anything that may be interpreted as a the words Rhode Island on his chest cool to have a hangout; number two, tl should be condemned without sign of weakness, this is just the time became larger and larger until they it's very cool to have a hangout. The A reservation by all those who hope for when a display of restraint could help exceeded the size of the state. only thing worse than not being cool peace in the Middle East. The attack, further the peace negotiations. "You rooting for Duke?" Goliath S in Ft. Lauderdale is not being tan, or which left at least 36 dead and twice Unfortunately, almost all the Arab asked. I being a narc. that number wounded, was apparently states praised the PLO attack in FDR was wrong when he said, "The My hangout was Stumpies, a bar. A carried out in order to kill the last hopes glowing terms. Even Saudi Arabia, only thing we have to fear is fear bar for those North Carolinians who for a peace settlement in the wake of which had been rumored to be secretly itself." We have to fear individuals the have led sheltered lives is a place Egyptian President Sadat's trip to in favor ofthe Sadat initiative, called the size of gorillas with the brains of where one goes to buy liquor by the Jerusalem. attack "courageous." In the end, the caterpillars who threaten us with drink. Typically, the drinks are sold in As shocking as the attack itself is the Arab and Israeli reactions to the attack bodily injury. That is, of course, unless very small glasses with more ice and fact that it was carried out by guerillas are exactly what the PLO had hoped we are armed. As luck would have it, I less alcohol than the purchaser from al-Fatah, the largest component of for. The Israelis are afraid to discard left my Magnum at home. desired. This practice is known as the PLO. Al-Fatah has not engaged in their long-standing policy of "I really want Rhode Island to win," barbarity. North Carolina may be terrorist activities in Israel for several automatically responding to terrorism I said, "But, I go to Duke and I make First in Freedom, but it is dead last in years, and its leader, Yassir Arafat, has in kind, and the Arabs remain unwilling money by scalping tournament liquor. State officials believe that condemned recent terrorist attacks by to condemn terrorism against Israel. As tickets. If Duke goes all the way to the prohibiting liquor by the drink is a radical splinter groups which do not a result, both sides are becoming more NCAA finals I'll make enough money good deed, or in Hebrew, a mitzvah, work within the PLO. and more hardline, and the hopes for to put myself through my first year in which is why North Carolina is For awhile, it looked as if Arafat and peace seem virtually gone. law school and still be able to pay for a known as "The Bar Mitzvah State". his followers had come to the We are no better off now than we brain transplant for my roommate In addition to being my hangout, realization that peace and justice for were four years ago. The pattern of who is in a coma at Duke Hospital. But Stumpies was also the watering hole the Palestinian people will come only attack and reprisal, along with fruitless I really want Rhode Island to win. It for most of the Duke contingent through sincere and patient shuttle diplomacy by the United would be a terrific upset." including my friend Clark Barr, negotiation with all the parties involved, States,does not seem much different "You are a no good, lousy, fair whom I drove down with. Stumpies including Israel. The PLO's from the situation after the 1973 war. weather, basketball fan," the was decorated to look like a pirate ship condemnation of the Sadat initiative After 30 years of war, both sides incredible Hulk stammered. As he complete with cannons, barrels, grog and their resumption of terrorist activity should be ready to acknowledge that raised his mighty fist to cause severe and a plank. I think the pirate theme make it clear that the PLO is not yet violence will not solve the conflict pain to my body Captain Blye was adopted because the proprietors, ready to make peace. between the Palestinians and the returned, tequila sunrise in hand. Roger "Call me Jolly Roger" Barnes "Unhand my bucaneer, you large The Israeli reprisal attack against the Israelis. It is a tragedy that what was a and his wife Peggie, each had only one loathsome land lubber. As for you, me Palestinian strongholds in Lebanon is great chance for peace has been natural leg and one peg leg. Jolly matey, don't take any gruff from that as disturbing as the terrorism which missed due to the intransigence of both Roger lost his in the big war, Peggie lummox. You're an American citizen prompted it. While it is easy to sides. lost hers in a little war with Jolly aren't you?" Roger. Jolly Roger looked like Robert When Bigfoot lifted his arm to Ryan in "Jaws". Peggie resembled the punch my head in, a small white Over the entrance to the Inferno Dante hung a sign reading, Shark. packet fell from his shirt pocket. The "Abandon all hope, ye who enter here." He missed. I'm not sure Sunday, the day of the Duke-Rhode packet contained Angel Dust (PCP). whether it should have hung over the entrance to Duke University or Island basketball game, Clark and I "Oh, my God" I thought, "If the Chronicle office. went over to Stumpies to watch the Cyclops is tripping on Angel Dust he Many thanks to Carletta, Ralph, Jennifer, and Doug. Happy game. I planned on watching the could go berserk at any moment. Birthday to Planet andjivin' Geneva!. Wire editors Manny Capsalis game and driving back to Duke People have killed, maimed, and and Kevin Sack. Back at Duke, this is your night editor, the hopeless afterwards. I did not plan on Clark battered influence of the drug." Jani Wooldridge. getting hopelessly drunk. Fifteen "Who is this clown with the eye minutes and three tequila sunrises patch, Moshe Dayan?" Gargantua after we had sat down, Clark was asked. "Nice looking fella, too. Well, standing on his chair with an eye live fast, die young, leave a good patch over his eye singing "Yo Ho looking corpse is what I say." blow the man down." This scene reminded me of "Rebel "Clark," I said, "Sit down. Do you Without a Cause" in which I was want these people to think that Norm about to play the Sal Mineo role, and Sloan was right, the Duke students "Godzilla" in which I was about to are all drunkards?" play the Tokyo role. Both died, still, "If Sloan were here, I'd make him King Kong was coherent and there walk the plank. Then I'd hang Dean was hope for a negotiated settlement. Smith from the highest yardarm. "How about some Angel Dust?" I What the hell is a yardarm anyway?" suggested, offering him his own dust. "People are beginning to stare, "We really groove out on this stuff." Clark." "You guys are dusters? Excuse me.

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Unsigned editorials represent the majority view of the editorial council. "TTus awU be treble - yr ttw dette into a circfe - Signed editorials, columns and cartoons represent the views of their authors. , Lauderdale Andy Balbus I'm really sorry. I had no idea. I misjudged you guys. I thought you was nerds." Colossus bought it. There is a brotherhood among PCP users not unlike the Kiwanis. "Why don't you do some dust with me here?" "Oh. We are sorry but we have to get back to school right away. I left my typewriter on. Maybe some other time," I said, "You keep the Angel Dust and enjoy." By this time, Duke had regained the lead and was seconds away from victory. We decided it might not be a bad idea to get away from Stumpies pronto, before Sasquatch found out Rhode Island lost and we gave him his own Angel Dust. We ran to the car and sped off into the setting sun. "Andy," Clark said, "Hurry up and get to Durham. I need a place to pray that that monster never catches us. All the signs down here say 'No Hwie Stretch.' Services on This Route' ". I In the nation The first round in France Tom Wicker c.1978 N.Y. Times News Service party on the left. But even if the left is not coming to point more than the Socialists and 1.1 NEW YORK — Although inconclu­ The second-round voting next power in France, as the first round ahead of the 2.15 percent polled by sive as to the makeup of the next Sunday could further hurt the leftist suggests, the .voting last Sunday Giscard's party grouping. A center- government of France, the first round parties. Turnout probably will fall, as probably also means substantial left coalition would be unpalatable to of that country's parliamentary it usually does in runoff elections; and change and reform under the next Chirac and the vote for the R.P.R. elections produced some interesting in France the tradition apparently is government. The center-right parties probably made it impossible. results — not the least of which was that the voters more nearly vote for will have only narrowly retained The Giscard-Chirac rivalry no that, in one regard, European their basic economic interests the control against a left representing just doubt precludes Chirac's personal democracy showed itself healthier second time around, after having under half the French people. That participation in the next government, than the American variety. expressed more romantic or surface almost mandates a substantial even if it is formed from the center- Complete returns show that a allegiances in the first balloting. program of economic and social right parties, as now seems likely. The stunning 83 percent of the 35.4 million Since the preliminary election made reform, if not a leftist government. election was an obvious boost, registered voters cast their ballots. In the likelihood of a leftist government, On the other hand, the first-round however, for his 1981 presidential sad contrast, only 54.3 percent of the with Communist participation, more voting provided a setback for what ambitions, even as it lessened the voting-age population turned out in remote than had been expected, it many analysts believe is President chance that Giscard would come this country in 1976 to choose between probably also made it more difficult Giscard d'Estaing's private vision of under pressure from a leftwing Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford. Over for the Socialists and Communists to an ultimate center-left coalition, government to resign his office. the 10 presidential elections from 1932 patch up their differences and unite on including the Socialists but excluding Note also should be taken of the to 1972, the average American turnout a single slate of candidates for the both the Communists and the more French poll-takers, who may have was only 58 per cent of voting-age second round — their only hope for rightwing Gaullist elements. Such a been the biggest losers of all. They had population. And that's good by forming- a government. Power not coalition does not appear likely now, predicted 52 percent or more for the comparison to congressional only corrupts, it attracts; and if the left as a result ofthe strong showing ofthe leftist parties, which is a useful elections, which are more comparable were scenting victory at this time, R.P.R., the union of Gaullist parties reminder to Americans in their own to French parliamentary voting; in both Socialists and Communists led by Jacque Chirac, mayor of Paris election year that the outcome will be 1974, for a horrendous example, only probably would be more willing to and rival of M. Giscard. The R.P.R. decided by voters in the booth, not 36.1 percent of voting-age population sacrifice ideological purity or party made the best party showing of the interviewers at the door. cast ballots for House candidates. prestige to attain it. day, polling 22.6 percent, a tenth of a European constituencies consis­ tently show more interest than American voters do, even when Spring has sprung Ian Abrams elections are neither so hotly The spring has sprung, mothballs, as does the thing itself, as change, subtly but definitely, reacting contested nor so widely seen as The grass has riz, you drag it out of the closet in October. to the weather. Girls may not become important as was the one just held in I wonder where the birdies is. Overcoat. Reflect upon the word, and prettier, but they will suddenly seem France. The multi-party system, with The little birds is on the wing: then pack the thing away, along with prettier. Colors will be brighter, every voter able to find some group Ain't that absurd? the heavier sweaters and all your laughs will be louder and less representing his or her view, no doubt The little wings is on the bird. scarves. Make them secure in purposeful, and the kisses exchanged has something to do with the high —"Springtime in the Bronx", napthalene darkness, then forget on the quad won't be as passionate, turnouts; so does the fact that by Dorothy Parker or Louis about them. but friendlier and more frequent. European elections usually take place Untermeyer or somebody else. Here's another word: Shirtsleeves. The gardens will, magically, fill on Sunday rather than on a working The people who disparage Durham, Today you wore your light coat, but with people, and the bird sounds will day as in the United States. and they are legion, should be outside tomorrow you will wear none. The have a rival: a guitar, or perhaps a What all those French voters did, today. As I sit in a cramped Chronicle only thing between your skin and the flute. Exam time may be closer, but it even in a first round not much cubicle, tapping on the typewriter, I elements will be one layer of cotton. will also seem less urgent; of all the different from an American primary, can turn my head and see the Cotton and skin and a breeze—what conversations in the gardens, very Was significant, too. They showed, for afternoon sun reflecting off the mock more does life offer? few will concern Organic Chemistry. perhaps the most important thing, gothic and real ivy of the library. I've seen the spring change come Personally, I intend to celebrate the that at least in France, — where it There is something about the first over Duke before, and this year I'm coming of spring in the pavillion by matters most, so-called "Eurocom­ few days of Spring that can elevate watching with some joy. Today, the the East Duke building. I'll have a munism" is not quite so near to power the mood of even the sourest and weather was so unexpected, people bottle of wine and a good book; as had been feared. stuffiest of us. Leaving the birds out of just walked around, startled by it. But perhaps also a tape recorder playing That's not just because the troubled it, forgetting completely about the tomorrow the first frisbees of summer Gilbert and Sullivan. Even people leftwing grouping of parties, buds and the butterflies, the trees and will appear. A football will blossom in who don't really care about nature can Primarily the Socialists and the the bees, the fleecy clouds sailing front of Baldwin, surrounded by appreciate the first few days of spring. Communists, polled far fewer votes majestically 'cross the china-blue sky, Brown and Pegram men, who will be Spring, I salute you; warm weather, than expected — only 45.1 percent of pushing all of these things from your cheered on by Bassett and Alspaugh you've been missed. And, even if the total. It's also because the mind, contemplate the word: overcoat. girls. Next week, some freshmen will winter does come back next week for a Socialists moved well ahead of the Overcoat. Not a pretty word, eh? A decorate J.B. Duke, perhaps with a final inning, it's reassuring to know Communists, 22.5 to 20.5 percent, stuffy word, it sounds British in all the toga and laurel wreath. that you're out there, somewhere. establishing themselves as the largest wrong ways. The word smells of The people themselves will start to Shirtsleeves forever! Page Eight The Chronicle Thursday, March 16, 1978 Nevelson in lecture series Wendy Lubetkin marked her as a personal­ Nevelson frees the relief reflected a combined The Institute of Policy ity as well as an artist. as an artistic form from its interest in Pre-Colombian Sciences and Public Smoking long thing traditional architectural art and the contemporary Affairs continues its cigars, adorned with encasements and pro­ trends of Cubism and lecture series, "Public flowing capes, bright motes it to the status of Surrealsim. During the Policy and the Arts" with bandanas, Persian jewel­ free standing sculpture. fifties Nevelson begain to a presentation by the ry and false eyelashes, she Although she worked in break away from these internationally renowned is iconoclastic in speech, plexiglass, most of her influences, developing a sculptress Louise Nevel­ manner and work. works are wood, amal­ more personal vocabulary son this afternoon at 3 Nevelson's contrived gams of orange crates, of wooden forms. p.m. in the Gross Chem. facade belies the integrity dowels, spindles and other Nevelson's works are a Auditorium. of her art. The works for bits of wooden brick-a- labyrinth of possibilities Almost 78, Nevelson which she has become brack. for the eye. Usually has lost none of the famous are somber Nevelson's family painted black or white, sardonic and sometimes spiritual structures. Most emigrated from Russia they make the most of the trenchant wit which has are essentally frontal. when she was six'to settle intricacies of light and Photo courtesy of the Pace Gallery in Rockland, Maine where shadow. Nevelson enjoys her father acquired a creating environments by lumber yard. By the age of arranging complemen­ children in the Italian a part of everyone." six she began arranging tary units of her sculpture section where Nevelson Nevelson's works and assembling the within a gallery. Unfor­ lives call her "Mrs. N.") continued to surprise scraps of wood which tunately, most of these Also last December in critics, just as her bizarre continue to be her units have been tran­ New York City, "The appearance astounds the preferred medium. As a sitory, existing only the Chapel of the Good public. Her life is as much young woman Nevelson duration of the exhibit. Shepherd" in St. Peter's an embodyment of her made forays into the other Recently, however, Nevel­ Lutheran Church held its creativity as the works arts, in particular, the son has had the opportu­ opening. Nevelson accep­ which she produces. In her theater. In 1928, however, nity to construct two ted the commission to 8th decade, Nevelson is she enrolled in the Art permanent environments. design the chapel'despite one of America's most Students League in New In a December exhibit in the fact that she is Jewish. original and powerful York City where her the Pace Galley of New "The Chapel's name and sculptors, as well as one of instructors were Kenneth York, she dispayed a walk- denomination are Luther­ its most picturesque Hayes Miller and Kimon in sculpture entitled, an, but I like to think that characters. Nicolaides. Later she "Mrs. N.'s Palace". (The the spirit and the soul are studied under Hans Hoffman in Munich, then returned to New York to work as Diego Rivera's STARTS TOMORROW assistant together with Ben Shahn. ALL SEATS ONLY $2 It was not until the mid- fifties that Nevelson Photo courtesy of The Pace Gallery Nevelson's Voyage is one of the many works of her showed intimations ofthe prominence that she was career. to attain. Her early works 1 This Summer Earn College Credit in NewYorkCity at THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT esign A Comedy by Bill Manhoff This summer come to New York and learn, at a school famous in the art Courses of study include: world, as well as in a city world famous as a cultural and art center. Photography Parsons School of Design is pleased to Painting announce a series of new courses de­ Graphic Design signed for College students who wish to Interior Design Interior Design and supplement their art studies. 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Duke Goettman led Duke with rounds of 75, 77 and 73. tenth in three tournaments held during spring break. freshman Paul Hindley finished fourth individually Whitaker was next with 72, 79, 80; followed by Duke shot 616 to finish two shots behind champion with a 36-hole, 154 total, and classmate Jeff Goettman Forgash, 73, 76, 83; Boiling, 79, 77, 77,; Hindsley, 84, Ball State in the rain-shortened Coastal Carolina finished sixth with 155. They were joined by Forgash 76, 78; and Potter, 79, 78, 85. Classic held March 1-3 in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Mike at 157, Whitaker at 156, Boiling at 161, Newman at "I was very pleased with our first round total at Forgash had rounds of 78 and 75 to finish ninth 163, Paul Bryan at 167, and Potter, who was Palmetto; said Myers. We were in second place, behind individually. He was followed by Charlie Boiling, 79- disqualified by a rules infraction in the first round but Wake Forest, but we slipped to sixth place the second 75; Doug Whitaker, 79-76; Paul Hindsley, 78-77; Steve posted a 78 in second-round play. day. The wheels came off for three of our guys the last Potter, 81-76; and Chris Newman, 83-76. Rod Myers, head coach, siad, "Our finish at Fripp round. I don't know if we were just overgolfed or Ron Schmid, assistant coach who accompanied the was disappointing. We were in position to win. We uptight from the pressure or what. But we have team to Myrtle Beach said, "We played well. We had a were in second place after the first round..But we were realized we can compete with these teams, if we can good chance to win the tournament, but being rained a little too inconsistent, and that, along with the windy maintain a consistent level of play and avoid up-and- out the last round hurt us. I think we were well conditions and tightness of the course, kept us from down rounds. prepared to play in the rain and could have won." winning." "The bright spot of the trip was Goetmann's The Blue Devils then travelled to Fripp Island, S.C, Duke completed its spring tour with a tenth place emergence. If we can get some other players to follow and finished fourth among 14 teams in the Fripp finis at the Palmetto Invitational held March 10-12 in his lead, we'll be in good shape for this weekend." Duke Island Invitational, held March 5-6. Ball State won the Orangeburg, S.C. Wake Forest won the team title with will host the Iron Duke Classic this weekend. "I was disappointed by our play this trip," said Goetmann. "I played fairly well, but we can play much better as a team. But I think we'll play well in our tournament this weekend, and I think we can win."

Last Sunday two members ofthe Duke Cyclist Racing Team opened their season with a 25-mile race at Towson State College in Baltimore. Ed Deming and Tom Stouffer captured third place and sixth place, respectively, in the Class A race. They were the only two riders from the same team to place in the top 10. Although Duke had no riders in the Class B event, the Blue Devils finished fifth in the team standings out of 15 teams despite having only two riders. Princeton's nine member team took top honors. Deming and Stouffer felt certain that with additional riders Duke could have captured first place. The racing team is open to undergrads, graduate students, faculty and other members of the college community. The Duke team next races at John Hopkins College this weekend. you take stereo i University Room Specials NEW YORK SIRLOIN STEAK Make Your Own Tossed Salad French Fries—DOUBLE ORDER Blueberry Torte seriously... Iced Tea or Coffee $2.50 Lyric F-26 Two-Way Speaker System SERVING HOURS: 5:00-6:30 GYt" woofer and 2" tweeter combine for outstanding sound and value! Wide frequency response and low distortion. Pioneer SX-450 AM/FM Stereo Receiver Delivers 15 watts per channel minimum, $39 RMS at 8 ohms, from 20-20,000 Hz, with no A career in law- more than 0.5% total harmonic distortion. without law school. 145 What can you do with only a bachelor's degree? Now there is a way to bridge the gap between an Take a look at Dixie's Lowest Price Guarantee... undergraduate education and a challenging, responsible If you buy from Dixie, and within 30 days from career. The Lawyer's Assistant is able to do work tradi­ tionally done by lawyers. Pioneer/Jensen Super Car Stereo System your date of purchase, find the same item for less at a local stocking retail dealer, just bring us proof! Three months of intensive training can give you the We'll gladly refund the difference. skills—the courses are taught by lawyers. You choose In-dash AM/FM Super tuner with built-in cassette one of the seven courses offered—choose the city in player offers superb sound from any program which you want to work. source. 5 station pre-set tuninq. blanace and tone Koss Pro 4-AAA Stereophones Since 1970, The Institute for Paralegal Training has controls. Auto replay after rewind, auto eject. Features Pneumalite suspension, placed more than 2,000 graduates in law firms, banks, dual headband and direct contour and corporations in over 80 cities. Two 6" x 9" dual cone speakers with 20 oz. ear cushions. Private listening like If you are a senior of high academic standing and are Syntox 6 ceramic magnets and Flexair suspen­ you've never experienced! interested in a career as a Lawyer's Assistant, we'd like sion. With hardware and instructions. to meet you. SY S $ [ Contact your placement office for an interview with our P R^ 166 38 representative. Vite will visit your campus on:

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By Charlie Slater Blue Devils will also compete in the individual This is the first day of the, national college events. Stacy Anderson will swim in the 200-yard swimming and diving championships for backstroke and Michelle Kessler, one of the top women which is being held in the Aquatics ten butterflyers in the nation will compete in the Center. 100-yard butterfly. Linda Haile will compete in Today's portion of the meet features Montreal the one-meter diving. Olympic gold-medalists Jenni Chandler, who Preliminaries begin at 11 a.m., Semifinals at 3 will compete in the one-meter diving, and Kim p.m. and finals at 7 p.m. Tickets to the finals are Peyton who will compete in freestyle events. $3.00. The favorite in the meet is Arizona State. Last year, the Sun Devils finished almost one hundred points ahead of second place Stanford. Gymnasts excel illlilh lllii Duke swimmers will be competing in both of today's relay events: the 200-yard medley relay Any sport whose season coincides with basketball is and the 800-yard freestyle relay. bound to be a bit neglected at Duke, but that has not prevented the gymnastics team from compiling a winning record (7-4), culminating in a second place going on to place fourth in the region in vaulting. Hope Order of swim finals title in the NCAIAW State Meet held in Chapel Hill on Golembiewski and Kathy Letson also helped the team March 5 and a sixth place finish in the Region II with very strong performances in the State. Peggy Championships held in Louisville, Kentucky, on Norwood, a sophomore and the only returning March 11 and 12 in which they competed against member of last year's team to compete in State, 200-yard medley relay teams from North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, continued to help the team this year with fine 500-yard freestyle Tennessee, and Kentucky. performances in both State and Regional meets. 50-yard breaststroke Six girls competed for Duke. Karen Schramm placed Nancy Heller, the captain of the team and the only 100-yard butterfly fourth in floor exercise and tied for first in vaulting senior, came back after competing her freshman year 200-yard individual medley and fifth in beam in the state, going on to qualify on to place sixth in bars and vaulting and tie for fifth in 200-yard backstroke vaulting for regional finals. She was unable to beam and perform excellently in the regionals. One-meter diving compete in the finals because of an injury. 800-yard freestyle relay Toni Staples tied for third in bars and fourth in 'ting and placed fourth all-around in the state, Trent Drive Dining Hall WINE & CHEESE SHOP Thursday's Super Special THE Barbequed Beef Ribs Baked Potato w/Sour Cream. STEAK Texas Toast Cole Slaw $1.80 SERVING HOURS: 5:00-6:30 p.m. ROOM Happy Hour in Gradeli's 5:00-6:00 p.m. 12 oz Draft 30c

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noTC W TILLAGE Gatewtw to o great way of life. j 910 W. Main St. 688-6670 I Open Monday thru Saturday I J? Thursday, March 16, 1978 The Chronicle Page Eleven Off the beaten path Duke ready for regional play -Jim Mazur It has happened every year that I have been here. On sentiments about the past game in Charlotte. "Wewill returning from spring break, the weather suddenly have confidence in a tight game and we know that we becomes beautiful, students blow off classes, the quad can play better but still win on an off day," said Duke's becomes alive once again and the baseball season gets big man. into first gear. Duke left for Providence last night planning to But something is definitely not the same this year. practice today in a final tuneup for their game against For while the weather is surely improving and the Penn on Friday evening. Penn, champions ofthe Ivy baseball season is undoubtedly upon us, the basket­ League (12-2), have had a very successful season ball team is still shooting, passing and dunking that despite the fact that their coach, Chuck Daly, resigned precious little roundball. midway through the season. Daly took a position with Duke is in contention to win the Eastern regionals of the Philadelphia 76ers and Bob Weinhauer replaced the NCAA basketball tournament and if successful, him at Penn. they will be ony two games away from becoming The team made a fine transition, winning nine national champions. straight at one point in the season. The Quakers beat a While Devil fans have been optimistic all season, solid St. Bonaventure team earning a chance to meet winning the Eastern regional was a bit distant. Pre­ Duke. Penn is led by forward Keven MacDonald who is season talk of a national championship would scoring 22.7 per game while shooting 55 per cent from probably have qualified one for a saliva test. the field. Tony Price, another forward, is scoring at a The players are young, enthusiastic and extremely 15.1 clip. hungry for victories. While they are pleased with their Duke will have a slight rebounding edge and accomplishments thus far, they feel that they are according to Bob Wenzel, assistant coach, "they where they should be. change defenses a lot while being able to run or play The young Blue Devils have shown they can win on pattern basketball on offense." In all likelihood, the the road, that they could win the big games (even those game will probably be won up front as Duke's powerful on national television) and when they barely escaped front line will try to dominate a quick, but smaller from Charlotte with a 63-62 victory over Rhode Island, Penn front line. Photo by Craig McKay they proved they could win while not at their best. The Blue Devils put on a fine show during Tuesday's In Providence, Gminski and Spanarkel will be Perhaps Duke's sub-par performance was due to the open practice to the delight of the many cheering fans called on to provide leadership. week layoff. Perhaps the sudden national exposure who showed up. As for injuries, Spanarkel twisted his was to blame. Let's not forget that bastion ofthe media ankle slightly during the practice but the injury was especially to themselves. "We will be on the front cover fables, the infamous Sport's Illustrated jinx. not termed serious. John Harrell's ankle is also of Sport's Illustrated again this season," he mused. Whatever the reason, the coaches and players are improving. "It is still a little sore and I am having Perhaps the person who is experiencing the biggest not looking back. "We won't think about the Rhode some trouble making my cuts but I'll be ready for the thrills is lone senior Bruce Bell. "We set goals at the Island game," said captain Jim Spanarkel. "The game game," said Duke's reliable point guard. beginning ofthe season and to be part of this team now will help us if we find ourselves in a close game up in The Devils will be in good physical and mental is what I have always dreamed about," said the Providence." shape come game time. "We will go up real confident amiable Bell. As for the SI jinx, Spanarkel wasn't even aware of it as a team," said Kenny Dennard whose play this Bell summed up the present Devilmania best when until "somebody mentioned it to me after the game." season has earned him the title of "Enforcer." he concluded that "I still can't believe all this is All-ACC center Mike Gminski echoed similiar Dennard feels the team has something to prove happening."

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I examine their Although revenue review, says ASDU football players who are academic attitudes as a sports do receive the most By Charmaine Dwyer who fail to attend unfair that these students recruited are then required consideration." scholarship money and do Drastic revisions of the committee meetings. be expected to pay since to file the customary Experiences similar the most recruiting, there Management Sciences Referring to a memoran­ many of the benefits application. "But it is One varsity basketball is a "commitment to the department are currently. dum from Provost Cleave­ financed by the fee were after the fact. All the player said that his non-revenue sports under consideration by land, Schultz said that available only to students relevant information has experiences with admis-' coaches," said Bryant. the administration, Eric proposals under consider­ on the man campus. already been acted upon," sions were "the same as However, Bryant said Schultz, ASDU Academ­ ation include that phasing Under the provisions of he said. any student applying for that this year there has ics Committee Chairman out of certain degree the new committee Basketball coach Bill admission except that I been no scholarship reported at Tuesday programs, or the creation attendance by-law, any Foster said that he is may have had closer money allotted to the non- night's meeting. of a separate undergradu­ ASDU representative who "very selective in recruit­ contact with the school, revenue sports. "There is The legislature also ate school of business, and is recorded absent from ing, first in numbers on Unlike other schools you some commitment from voted to eliminate the complete elimination of five scheduled or three the squad and in academic have to file an application admissions since there is student activities fee for the MS undergraduate consecutive committee interest shown by the here or the recruiting no financial support students at Beaufort and major. meetings may be expelled candidates." process stops," he said, elsewhere," Bryant added. to allow for expulsion of According to Cleave- by a two thirds majority of "Sometimes I trim my The stress on the ASDU representatives land's memorandum, a re­ the legislature. evaluation of the MS In his executive report, department has become Emory announced that a necessary due to "explo­ group of students has been sive enrollment growth," formed to attend alumni and the difficulties this gatherings in order to undergraduate program encourage contributions have posed to the to the University. Accord­ accreditation of the MBA ing to Chris Hest, ASDU program. vice president from Provost Cleaveland Trinity College who is said that after input is assisting in organizing SuchsThis received from various the program, the primary University organizations objective is "to let alumni GREAT PLACE-GREAT MENU...& SPECIALS. a meeting will be held with know that students are the administration. concerned enough about Ultimately the decision Duke to do this them- A. lies with the Board of selves." • a Trustees, he said. Emory also reported Schultz said that the that funds had been SHADES OF GREEN "SUCH" DEALS Academics Committed obtained from the admin­ hopes to submit a istration for paving of the PLAIN JANE 85 PLAIN JANE AND SOUP 1.50 recommendation to the PLAIN JANE AND SUCHWICH 2.50 tennis court parking lot. Three lettuces, tomatoes and administration by March He also requested that Choice of any Suchwich 31. SMALL FARMERS MARKET Duke students make an BARE EARTH 1.60 effort to conserve energy cucumbers, green peppers, three SUCHWICH AND SOUP 2.50 Long-range in view of possible power lettuces, radishes, tomatoes and Choice of any Soup or Siichwic h reductions necessitated by croutons if desired "This looks like a THE IROM DUKE 1.95 SOME LIKE IT HOT proposal that will have the coal strike. Fresh curly leaf spinach, lender long-range repercussion mushroom slices, chopped egg HOMEMADE SOUP OF THE and real bacon sprinkles for the University," CHEFS CONCOCTION 2.50 Schultz commented. "We Julienne ham, turkey, cheese NEW ENGLAND CLAM over mixed greens, cucumbers. CHOWDER .75 hoped that our suggestion Yesterday's news mushrooms, hard cooked eggs, FRENCH ONION SOUP .75 will be taken seriously as a tomatoes summary reported that TACKLE OR CACKLE 2.35 representative and well- the Undergraduate Choice of tuna or chicken salad. HOME MADE CHILI 1.25 rounded opinion of the Faculty Council of the served with cottage cheese. with rice lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, FARMERS MARKET 2.25 student body." Arts and Sciences will boiled egg. radish, olives and Ten different fresh vegetables According to Rick be meeting today. lemon wedge stir-fried in peanut oil, oriental Actually, the meeting All salads served with choice of not Iwo style. Served with rice pilaf Robinson, ASDU legis­ or three dressings but eight choices to EGGPLANT PARMAGIANA. . 2.50 lature speaker, students at will be next Thursday, choose from: 2.75 the Beaufort Marine Lab at 3:45 p.m., in 139 Thousand Island SPECIALS OF THE MOMTH requested that the dean of Social Sciences. Creamy Italian student affairs exempt Low Calorie Italian The Chronicle re­ Bleu Cheese them from paying the grets the error and any Creamy Cucumber student activity fee. inconvinence caused. Honey Russian WAMT ADS Frank Emory, ASDU French Green Goddess GERMAN CHOCOLATE president, agreed that it is

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