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VOL. LVIII LONGWOOD COLLEGE, FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28.1982 NO. 6 Trible Speaks At Lankford Paul Trible, the Republican Rotunda: As you know, many criminal. Rather we need strict candidate for the U.S. Senate, people are calling for a nuclear and mandatory jail terms for the was in Farmville last Saturday at freeze. Do you believe that such people that carry dangerous a reception given in his honor by an action would be an effective weapons on the commission of the Prince Edward County means of preventing a nuclear crimes. Republican Party. Mr. Trible, war? Rotunda: Recently, there have who is currently serving as the Trible: I was the first Virginian been proposals favoring a cut Congressman from the first to urge the Reagan back on student assistance loans. congressional district, spoke to a Administration to return to the Do you support these cutbacks? gathering of approximately negotiating table with the Soviets Trible: As a member of the seventy people in the Gold Room. in the effort to achieve a fair and budget committee this year, I During his address, Trible stated enforceable arms reduction supported a restoration of monies that his ability and experience treaty. Any nuclear freeze must for education and job training. I has been proven by his record for be accompanied by arms fully support the student the past six years in Congress. reduction and verification. Assistance programs that have Attacking his opponent, Trible Rotunda: The execution of helped millions of young stated that lieutenant Governor convicted muFderer Frank Americans get a quality Dick Davis was 'not content with Coppola brought national at- education and become productive the 98 billion tax package" and tention to Virginia and raised citizens. wanted to raise taxes even questions concerning the place of Rotunda: The Reagan higher. Trible differentiated capital punishment in our administration is calling for a himself even further from Davis society. Do you believe Capital stronger National Defense. Do by expressing his firm belief that punishment belongs in our you believe that these increases the "problem in Washington is system of justice? are necessary? not that taxes are too low — we Trible: I believe there are certain Trible: I believe that we must Dr. Scott and Paul Trible discuss Politics in Lankford. have to hold down on spending." crimes that are premeditated spend more money on National Before rushing off to catch the and cold bloodedly executed for defense but those monies must be plane that would take him to the which capital punishment is an wisely spent. As a member of the Registration next stop in his campaign, Trible appropriate sanction. Armed Services Committee, I've was able to share his views Rotunda: Are you for or against worked hard to encourage Dr. Chuck Ballard, chairman concerning a few current issues gun control? innovative thinking about the of the Voter Registration Tuesday-Thursday at least 30 with the Rotunda. Trible: As a former prosecutor I essential building blocks of a Campaign (sponsored by days prior to the Nov. 2 elections. Rotunda: How do you stand on do not believe that gun control is strong national defense — Farmville Jaycees) is recruiting Qualification to register requires votuntary prayer in school? an effective means of stopping strategy and tactics, hardware, helpers from Longwood campus 1) being a resident of Prince Trible: I'm for it. the flow of firearms to the and people. in his effort to register voters for Edward County, 2) being 18 years the November elections. Two old and older as of Nov. 2, 3) not campus groups Alpha Phi having any convictions, 4) not From Coloring Books Omega, a coed national adjudicated mentally fraternity and the Sociology and incompetent. By NATALIE BETZ and Anthropology club of Longwood, Registration forms for students RICHARD BRYANT have volunteered their assistance wishing to send in absentee "When the project opened, the To Lathes in distributing door to door flyers ballots can be found in the workers colored in coloring content with their work and with the workshop since its opening. and setting up information booths counseling service rooms on 1st books. Now they are working themselves. Barbara, who has Becky, who has been in the in front of several local floor French dormitory. Sign-up with lathes and turning out been with the workshop for six workshop's employ for a year, businesses. sheets for volunteers offering perfectly good furniture," said years, says, "I like the work." beamed with excitement while To register, go to the Town their assistance in distributing Pat Payne, a Pre-Med graduate She does chair caning and telling about her new Municipal building room no. 1 flyers or manning registration of Longwood, now Director of the woodwork. When asked if she responsibility of answering the from 9:00-12:00 and 1:00-5:00 booths are on the 2nd floor Hiner Tri-County Sheltered Workshop, learned her jobs easily, she phone. She sat at the side of an bulletin board. located on Depot Street in aisle, near the telephone, smiled and replied, "It all came planning a new project to sell Farmville, which attracts anticipating the chance to use her in no time at all." All of the deck chairs to Longwood and workers from Prince Edward, recently acquired skill. workers seem to have had little Hampden-Sydney students. The Gyre Cumberland, Buckingham, "A lot of businessmen are not trouble learning their jobs and chairs will be made from oak Amelia, Nottoway, Lunenburg are proud of their development. willing to go out on a limb and and Appomattox Counties. wood with canvas backing, a When speaking with Pat give these people a chance. They moisture resistant finish. The The Workshop opened in May have a very hard time finding a Payne, she expresses her total chairs can be easily of 1976 as a satellite of Sheltered job," said Jesse Spivey, a Judges devotion to the workshop, "I'm in disassembled for moving and are Workshop of Lynchburg, Inc. As vocational skills trainer. "I think love with my job, although it is available in six colors. They will of October 1, the Workshop will these people just need a chance to The Gyre, Longwood's the hardest job I've ever had. also be available with fraternity become legally independent of prove themselves in the outside literary magazine has begun And these are the finest people and sorority insignias and college the Lynchburg Workshop. It is a world. They will give it a damn organization for the 1982-83 I've ever worked with." She feels seals. The estimated price per non-profit corporation whose publication, out in March, 1983. the job is rewarding and said, good try." chair is $34.00. In the future, purpose is to give the mentally, Workers arrive at the "I've seen lives changed in they would like to start physically and emotionally here." Workshop by buses or by private They will be judging poetry, short handicapped people a chance to The people often work with transportation Monday through recycling glass and aluminum fiction and prose along with art learn a trade, earn a salary and complex and dangerous tools. Friday; and work average hours. Special projects are provided work as they are submitted. learn to fend for themsleves. While walking through the Specific jobs are upholstering, for the workers. longwood's Initial submissions are due by Walking into the workshop is a workshop, one can see a young woodworking, chair caning, and Lancer Pool is available for their December 10, 1982, and can be little surprising. It is a very old, woman caning a chair with an furniture refinishing. They are enjoyment every Friday after- turned in to Gyre, Box 1135. All somewhat drab building filled to extremely sharp knife, handling presently refinishing a sofa and noon. In December, either copies will be returned. There the hilt with furniture, clothes it with dexterity, diligence and two chairs for Longwood longwood or Hampden-Sydney will be a prize for artwork and the and equipment. However, the little concern of danger. There administrative offices. will be sponsoring a Special literary piece that is judged the people who work there seem very have been no major accidents at Currently, the workers are Olympics for them to compete in. winner. Page 2 THE ROTUNDA September 28,1982 Don't let the Bastards get you Down "So hail the Bastards! Merry- intriguing, things others may call assembling over the past 25 to 30 Somewhat disheartened, but (Hercules, Oliver Twist, be-gbt! downright distraceful...like years. Recently the list has been being bastards persevering, they Romulus and Renus etc.) even Give credit where it's due! bastards, for instance. distilled and the biographical swore allegiance and aide to Dr. golf pro bastards (would you But who knows which one, He has an adamant fear that backgrounds expanded and Jeffers and as he put it "did the believe Lee Trevino). which are not? Jerry Falwell will burn a cross in embellished in Dr. Jeffers' new dirty work." Considering the excellent Could I be one? could you? his lawn some night. "People book "The Bastard's Book." The Bastard's Book includes background of many of his For many a man rocks another don't understand...just because a There was, he indicates, a more than just biographies of bastards cne question seemed man's cradle man's a bastard doesn't mean certain element of the biologist in bastards, Dr. Jeffers points out particularly appropriate, are you While he thinks he is rocking he's no good...he's just him that has nourished his emphatically, there are also a bastard? Dr. Jeffers laughed. his own, illegitimate. In other words, we interest in compiling names and synonyms which have an "No", I'm not a bastard". He And many a dame — like the can't inherit a crown or title...it's biographies of noteworthy interesting history of his own. seemed almost disappointed. sphinx with its riddle, a wonderful topic, really!" bastards over the years "as a "Love accident," "Love child", Dr. Jeffers was born in 1897 in In her heart seals her secret Perhaps by comparison, it is a biologist, I knew there was "Merry-be-Got" and "Son of a Freshwater, New Foundland. alone." Guy Hoover wonderful topic or at least not as something to hybridization and Gun." After becoming a United States "So you're a Longwood College controversial as say, a dictionary how "genetic lines sometimes "Son of a Gun" is a term that citizen in 1938, he obtained his student eh?" of famous homosexuals, a topic yield outstanding products has a dual origin. One version is B.S. and M.A. degrees from "Yes sir" which he "had to burn up...there through hybridization...some of that it refers to a soldiers Boston University and his "terrible, terrible" were too many of them now the top brains who ever existed illegitimate child. Another is that doctorate in marine biology from Dr. George W. Jeffers was not everybody's a homosexual." But were bastards." it comes from the Napoleanic the University of Toronto in 1931. one to mince words, nor topics for bastards; bastards are special Much of his material is period when women were often Dr. Jeffers was one of the co- books, his favorite at this time people — Leonardo da Vinci was obtained from biographies which allowed on ships, with the result founders of the National being bastards or those people one, so was Charlemagne, Dr. Jeffers, a voracious reader, that an occasional baby would be Association of Biology teachers conceived or born out of wedlock. William the Conquerer, is instantly reviewing. Also an born aboard. It was believed that and was a professor of biology for "It seemed interesting...it is Cleopatra, Alexander Hamilton, organization named the labor was facilitated by fright, 42 years at Longwood College, interesting!" One couldn't argue Erasmus, Lawrence of Arabia, Barsinister society has given and a gun would be fired to where he resided as chairman of with the rationa* nor the man who Rod McKuen and Fidel Castro. their support and available frighten the prospective mother. the science department. The sat before me. At 85 Dr. Jeffers Also several popes and saints information on living bastards to There are of course, different science auditorium at Longwood is, to say the least, energetic and were among figures who entered Dr. Jeffers. Not surprisingly the types of bastards — women is named after him. His book will not a little bit spicy. His study the world outside the bonds of Barsinister society is made up of bastards, black bastards, be available at the Longwood reflects his personality. Wide wedlock, according to the list of bastards who decided to organize military bastards, adventurer Bookstore beginning September open windows and a desk approximately 1,000 bastards themselves and do exactly what and explorer bastards, artists 28 and he will be on hand to cluttered with lists of things — that the retired Longwood Dr. Jeffers had already done — bastards, politian bastards, sign editions from 3:30-4:30, things some people may call biology professor has been compile a list of notable bastards. bastards of fiction and mythology September 29. For Archeology Ace were also found, common artifacts from sites like this, Second Article of a and dating them," said Dr. easily be viewed as it is thought along with several parts of guns, Two-Part Series I Jordan, "and his efforts were to have been when it was used. flash pan of a rifle, shot and flint The By CINDY CORELL entirely a labor of love for When the L.C. Anthropology of a rifle. Many pieces of metal "What's so special about this anthropology's sake." Field School came out to the H-Sl were also discovered some of site is that it is 'my baby'," said Dr. Jordan called for site, Mrs. Bunting realized that which can be identified, some Record Bob Flippen of third site in volunteers to help excavate the all 19 of the students would which remain a mystery. The salary supplement which. conjunction with others on site. It was the perfect time for not fit comfortably in the small Mrs. Bunting commented at Longwood President Dr. Hampden-Sydney College archeology — mid-spring and cabin, so she suggested that they the completion of the site Greenwood has received is part campus. "Dr. Jordan has given L.C. students came out several move half of the students over to excavation, that she hoped that of a college contract which calls me all the responsibility of it, weekends. Near the middle of the another project on the campus: the Longwood Field School would for a specific percentage 115 per especially the administrative completion of the excavation, the digging for the foundations of the return to H-SC for further work. cent) of the state salary to be part, which is the experience I school term ended and the original (1776) Hampden-Sydney This past summer, Bob Flippen provided for through college need." Bob has been very Ixingwood Anthropology Field buildings. The exact layout of the was traveling past the site and funds. involved in these three School began. Nineteen students original buildings was not known noticed some activity which Longwood payed for the archeology sites and is very in the Field School went to the with certainty. So "in order to would lead to Mrs. Bunting's supplement of $8,006 from excited about the third. He is site and finished the excavation. pick a starting point for our dig," hope coming true. A team of interest income on the looking for volunteers for the The slave cabin had three Dr. Jordan said, "we used two telephone company workmen Foundation's board unrestricted excavation in October. rooms and each room was methods, the first being that were close to the H-S2 site doing endowment fund (of about The first site on H-SC campus, gridded into quadrants. In the using clues from old documents, some salvage work before $230,000). offically called H-Sl, was room that the original bottles such as insurance policies, to construction of a new dormitory discovered when Mrs. Josiah were found, the students found help determine the actual begins. The Faculty Staff Fund Bunting, the president's wife, more, about 200 total, ceramic measurements and probable During this salvage work, Bob Campaign was funneled into the was having work done on a wares, two VMI cadet brass locations of the buildings." noticed that the men were finding Second Founders Fund, which is building behind the president's buttons, and many small animal Diaries were also useful. The parts of another foundation, a restricted fund whose purpose home. The building is believed to skeletons. second method was talking to which would have been in the is to build college and community DC a slave cabin. A trustee of the The bottles could be aged by groundsmen who had worked at eastern shadow of the kitchen, H- relations. "Not a penny has been college had donated funds to have type of manufacture. Evidence of the campus for many years, and S2. This site is now the official expended." said Dan Lemish the building restored fur a guest their manufacture lies mainly in can still remember when the proving ground for students head of the Office of Institutional house. Workmen ripped up the the seam up the side of the bottle: foundations were visible. interested in Archeology. This is Advancement. floor of the building and found if the seam continues up the side Once a probable site was the project that Bob needs several blue bottles. Mrs. to the neck of the bottle, it was determined, H-S2 and a datum, volunteers for. Bunting called in Dr. James W. made by machine; if the seam or center point established, the Bob has planned an evening of Athletic scholarships for Jordan of the longwood Anth- endes before the neck, it was students dug four twenty-five foot orientation the week after Fall Longwood students come from ropology Department to hand made because the neck was trenches, about ten inches deep, Break which will introduce and two major sources — student fees investigate this find. Dr. Jordan put on by hand. Both types of from the datum point in north, intrigue those students who are and private gifts. Approximately called Bob, who is considered an these methods of manufacture east, south and west directions. not especially knowledgeable 1.31 per cent of a student's fee of expert of historic bottles. were found in the slave cabin They discovered the foundation about archeology, but at least 1,360 goes towards athletic Bob came down the following floor, so the bottles were left of a building which is believed to interested in the subject. He will scholarships. weekend from George there during the transition of be the kitchen of the original talk about past work at these Washington University to check bottle manufacture, about the home of the college's president. sites, his plans for this Funding for Dr. Greenwood's out the bottles and became very 18O0's to the 1920's. The types of artifacts found in excavation and show slides of inauguration came from state interested in the entire project. In another room, the students the excavation included the previous excavation as funds appropriated for the Dr. Theodore R. Reinhart, uncovered a pit, believed to be a rubble of the kitchen's foundation introduction to archeological inauguration and private Associate Professor of root cellar. They found old bricks and objects that would be excavations. donations. Since the ceremony Anthropology from William and in the formation of a cellar commonly found in a kitchen, Interested students are was combined with Founders Mary College also came to the aid foundation below the floor of the such as cutlery, animal bones encouraged to contact the Day and Spring weekend, the of the crew as a field consultant. oldest room in the cabin. The root with butchering marks and Department of Anthropology and estimated cost for just the His expertise was very cellar has now been restored, crockery. Sociology, second floor Hiner at inauguration was between $2,500 important in identifying objects covered by a trap door and can Thirty-two clay pipestems 392-9277, as soon as possible. and $3,000. September 28,1982 THE ROUTNDA Page 3 Editor's Turn Your Turn A blue and beige pamphlet has Greek citizens and assisted the falling prey to the right-wing To the Editor, Rotunda students and tomorrow's been circulating the campus government in carrying out mass terrorism sanctioned by key I have never before written a students. And they will lose not lately, running from hand to hand deportations of alleged government officials. These letter to the editor of a college merely the convenience of having and spreading like an amiable subversives to concentration countless killings have gone newspaper, for I have always a dictionary available for their germ bug, from mouth to mouth. camps and reduction centers." unpunished and even believed that a college paper use while writing in-class themes Its topic is most definitely in (Noam Chomsky-. Towards A New uninvestigated as the exists primarily for the students or taking tests; they will also lose vogue and quite the "thing" to be Cold War pp. 198-199) governments own military and it serves, both as a training in countless other unknown ways, up on for pleasant dinner police force are almost always ground for tomorrow's jour- for the little touches undertaken conversation and cocktails. When a British official objected involved in them." nalists and as an information by faculty members and Preventing Nuclear War is its to rounding up 14,000 people and One can check the histories of medium. While I have frequently administrators alike to improve title and it compiles a list of facts exiling them without trial to Chile, Guatemala, Nicaragua been appalled enough — and Longwood's learning which may possibly lend truth to island concentration camps, and ah yes, the Achilles heel, occasionally outraged environment will no longer be the proverb "History is the American Ambassadors Lincoln Vietnam to find further sufficiently — to write to the undertaken: why bother to help propaganda of the Victors." Mac Veagh responded that the incidences of the U.S. and its editor of the Rotunda about those who don't want to be Greek government "had to throw I'm not saying what's in allies "not using" their superior incidents at Longwood, I have helped. this little pamphlet is completely their net very wide to catch power to dominate others. Not always resisted the temptation. And no cop-outs, please, from false, but they do manage to the right people," whom he only does the pamphlet have such Until now. those of you not involved in this estimated at about "a dozen key jump over a few essential facts to minor oversights as those listed Sometime last Tuesday night particular incident, because men." reach their conclusion. "As a above, it also contains a rather four unabridged dictionaries there are enough of you out there result, any sudden freeze (in the The list goes on. glaring oversight in basic logic. were taken from four classrooms who know about this and similar For instance, what are we in the Grainger building; the incidents who by your silence Nuclear arms bilateral build up) For the last twenty years or so deterring by a nuclear arms appear to condone the actions of would penalize the West for the United States has carried on dictionaries had been bound to showing considerable restraint build-up - the U.S.S.R. from specially built tables and secured the few, and thereby encourage during the same period the a number of similar (if more dropping 20,000 megatons worth by light chains to the table's further mindless and anti-social Soviets were having the largest covert) actions against Cuba. of explosives on us...seconds frame to discourage "impulsive actions against Longwood's military build-up in World Apart from the attempts to before we drop the same on borrowing," but everyone knew entire community: false fire History." They (being "the assassinate Castro, which are them? — hardly. that such precautions would not alarms, stair-well and hall dorm Committee to Prevent Nuclear well known, terrorists actions In the Spring issue of Foreign prevent their theft if one were fires, broken statues of Joan of War" who wrote the pamphlet, (sponsored by the U.S. AffairsGeorgeMcBundy.George determined to remove them. Arc, and too many other signs government, via the CIA)included and who no doubt contributed to F. Kennan, Robert S. McNamara What a thoughtless, mindless, and symbols of sick and diseased Reagan's Campaign fund or vice attacks on fishing boats and and Gerard Smith put forth a insensitive, cowardly action! And minds. W.L. FRANK versa) base their conclusion on a Cuban civilian installations, and credible alternative to the arms who are the losers? Not the Editors Note: The Dictionaries poisoning of crops and somewhat biased (do I race which would allow for "our" English Department, nor its cost approximately $57.00 each livestock. . Taylor Branch and understate? — certainly) (NATO and U.S.) security and a faculty, for we won't replace when bought. Cost for historical perspective on military George Crile III authors of "The no-first use policy. They realize them. As usual in such matters, replacements will probably be actions undertaken in the global Kennedy Venditta: Our Secret that "The Soviet government is the students will lose — today's higher. War on Cuba" estimate that the theatre for the last 20-30 years. already aware of the awful risk four-year campaign involved Their contention is that from 19- inherent in any use of these To the Editor: about someone's birthday. several thousand men and cost as 45-1950 the U.S. and Britain did weapons, and there is no current I wish to address several points Really, besides the birthday much as $100 million a year. "As not use their superior power to or prospective Soviet of Mr. Shanahan's letter of Sept. person, and a handful of friends, late as 1964, the Agency was dominate others and that from "Superiority" that would tempt 21, and render an adverse point of landing weapons in Cuba every who cares? Anything 1950-60 the same basic policy anyone in Moscow toward view: specifically, mine. newsworthy can be referred to week and sending up to fifty prevailed. nuclear adventurism." I am entering my fourth and the campus bulletin. So you want agents on missions to destroy oil Biddledash: in 1946 Great Their idea locates the sensitive hopefully final year at Longwood. balloons and streamers? HA! refineries, railroad bridges and Britain, after invading and point for any probable Soviet Since my initial enrollment, I Grow up, this is college, not sugar mills ...and large scale conquering Greece after the conventional aggression-The have patiently endured the food, romper room! raids aimed at blowing up Nazi's occupation, found itself Federal Republic of Germany- out of touch administrators, and You have a good point about the refineries and chemical plants." unable to hold their conquest and contends that a conventional traditions that each year become school colors, Colin, they should Including ironically, an attack on arms build-up in this region and (more than likely due to their a Texaco Oil refinery. more obsolete, and seemingly out not need changing. In fact, they restoring royalists elements and others possible "sensitive zones" of place at a college. Why? should have been changed long More recently in El Salvador, (enough to deter the threat of a Nazi collaborators to state power reports from the Hondura border Because I felt that I was getting ago, when the co-ed transition in Greece). possible conventional Soviet something which could aid me in was made. Baby blue just rubs describe the nature of the attack) would allow the U.S. to The United States, seeing government which the U.S. is later life, an opportunity I was so me the wrong way. Have you drop its "asserted willingness to armed resistance developing, supporting, advising, training fortunately afforded, an noticed the flag pole behind the be the first... to use n»olear displaced Britain under the and arming. education. I, as Mr. Shanahan, new smoker? Baby blue indeed! weapons to defend (con- rank this college high on my list, auspices of the American Mission David Blundy of the Sunday Finally, if and when I do ventional) aggression in Europe" but as a result of the recent for Aid to Greece (AMAG) and Times (London) spent ten days in graduate, I will assume the — the reason for its 37 year old administrative "flushing", feel lent its "fervent and the border area interviewing mighty alumni status, or should I "nuclear umbrella." neither left out nor put down, and uncompromising support to state doctors, priests, Honduran say, the mighty $$ status, and will The advantages of such a certainly not kicked in the seat. violence, which included the soldiers, Salvadoran refugees be able to exercise a minute proposal are manifold first, we Rather, I find it admirable to imprisonment without trials of and members of church aid influence over this college. I for can escape from the notion that speak to an administrator tens of thousands of people in groups who "Provided one, will not financially support concentration camps where we must somehow watch without the customary overwhelming evidence of an Alma Mater that promotes the everything "the rocket drumming of fingers, clock they were subject to atrocities of increasing brutality practice of dressing up a bunch of commanders in the Soviet Union watching, and the occasional sigh 'reindoctrination'." (Noam and repression by the Honduran immature quiche eaters as Chomsky. Towards a new cold extract from their government." of "yea, sure" as the only retort. army as well as the Salvadorians "Klowns" (one would think a Second, it would allow us to give Why even Mr. Shanahan, in his college student able to spell war (pp. 198 and 199)"If" in the who are carrying out what can up the idea of deploying a neutron letter, has shown the words of the AMAG chief "they only be described as mass "clown") and allowing them to bomb which has caused so much compatability of the new run rampant through the college were found to have affiliations extermination of thousands of which cast grave doubt upon their anxiety for Western Europeans members in that he has already community harassing hell out of peasants living in the area," in a (particularly West Germans — established a first name basis! loyalty to the state." "coordinated military campaign anyone who happens by. (I won't and with good cause). Third, — He speaks so fondly of CHI, blue U.S. Charge Karl Rankin by the Salvadoran military, even get started on these damn warned later in 1948 that "there "the savings permitted by a more and white, and other traditions, elves!) Nor will I boast school assisted by the Honduran army modest nuclear arms program but admits they are neandethal. must...be no leniency toward the with — according to Honduran colors that should be reserved for could go toward meeting the These "traditions" were brought confirmed agents of an alien and sources — the support of the female's undergarments. financial costs of our contribution into being by girls, for girls. As times change, it becomes subversive influence." He argued United States." to conventional forces." Perhaps were some of these necessary to evaluate the that execution of political The Council on Hemispheric Last and perhaps most "girly" traditions disbanded, so reassess values, principles, and prisoners (in Greece) was Affairs wrote in 1980: "More important, a build-up of would be the ever-present "Girls most certainly traditions. legitimate because even though people have died in El Salvador conventional arms would reduce School" label that Longwood has when arrested they may not have during the past year, largely as Longwood, although quite slowly, (if not altogether eliminate) the carried for so long. is progressing. The changes Mr. been "hardened communists, it is the result of government unlikely that they (would) have risk of conventional aggression in The banners in the dining hall Shanahan has cited in his letter condoned right wing "death Europe, which, in a situation were also a target of his rage. been able to resist the influence squad" killings, than in all other are somewhat less than where NATO conventional arms Well put this in your Kazoo and of communist indoctrination nations of Latin America landmark. If anything, these might be lacking, could lead to foot it, Mr. Ra Ra: I find it minor alterations serve to organizations existing within combined...The death toll that decisive moment when the disgusting to eat in a dining hall enhance I/mgwood's growth, not most prisons." reached almost 10,000 with the finger hits the little red button — which is randomly strewn with hinder it. "U.S. intelligence also engaged vast majority of the victims in extensive surveillance of boom. posters spouting irrelevance Bill Stafford Page 4 THE ROTUNDA September 28,1982 On Preventing Misconceptions UP COMING EVENTS
There is a story which has really necessary since "it is a would be best for them are SEPT. 30 OCT. 12 floated from word of mouth free service" and word travels determined in conjunction with An Informol Lecture Series among social workers and quickly when there is a need. It the students wishes. (Some DISCUSSION ON AUDOBON FILM SOCIETY circulated throughout the halls of has gradually built up over the students can not take birth NORTHERN IRELAND Wygal Auditorium most welfare departments. It is years but lately has undergone control pills due to medical (History, Culture, Problems) 8P.M. -FREE about a woman who had gone to a some mishaps which have caused reasons.) They are also taught Jim, Brion & P.J. Corr OCT. 13 doctor and received a number of a delay in the usual once a month self-breast examinations. These READING ROOMS tubes of contraceptive jelly. She clinic. services are of course provided 2:30 PM - FREE Spotlight Concert did not come back to the doctor "One of our clinicians (Dr. on an individual basis. After GREG GREENWAY for a few months, but when she Terry) died over the summer and Seeing the doctor or nurse Soung Gallery Presents Gold Room did her condition was not we've had to shuffle some clinics practitioner they are reviewed on "IRISH PUB NIGHT" 8P.M. -FREE good...she was 2 months — recombine them. We are in the the methods of using the different Jim Corr & Friends pregnant. The doctor was process of re-organizing and hope types of contraceptives — and the RED/WHITE/GREEN ROOMS OCT. 15 perplexed and asked the woman to begin the services (the risks and side effects of each. We 9 P.M. — $1.50 MIXER CASPER if she had used the contraceptive Longwood Clinic) sometime in do follow ups for abnormal tests Lower Dining Hall jelly he had given her. "Yes" she the middle of October, after fall results and get in touch with the 9 P.M. - $2.00 replied, "I put it on my husbands break." student referring her to a doctor OCT. 11 toast every morning." Mrs. Ferguson explained the if necessary (this is done Series Of The Performing Arts OCT. 16 Not a very pleasant incident, procedure for the clinic. "A confidentially if the girl Presents Saturday Night Alive but one which can be avoided student comes in and requests an wishes)". "RIVERBOAT RAGTIME REVUE' BILL BLUE BAND with a proper education about appointment with the Longwood Mrs. Ferguson thinks the clinic Jorman Auditorium Lower Dining Hall contraceptives and their use. In Clinic. At the time of the 8 P.M. — FREE is good but admits that it is 9 P.M. —$2.00 1979 a Ixmgwood clinic for male appointment they register and on overcrowded. "A possible and female students began at the eligibility determination is made. option" she said "is the Prince Edward County Health (Since most college students are Longwood clinic being based over Department to do just that. Since not financially well off they are at (Longwood) campus" but that then it has grown to the point generally eligible). A registered is "still under discussion." The Your Turn v\here one female student nurse then talks to them and does clinic itself is federally funded so Editor, The Rotunda, while running is an Army estimates that at least one in five a medical and nursing history — if a federal cut in the program No doubt most of you have tradition. It makes the running I.ongwood students chronic diseases, blood tests, were to go into effect Miss heard the ROTC cadets running easier. No one in their right mind (predominantly female) use the allergies, etc. She then talks with the students and explains various Ferguson said that "it may turn around campus at unheard of likes to run that early. The facility. cadence calling helps to take The Prince Edward County methods of contraception and out that there will be a payment" hours in the morning. Judging required for the services. from the feedback we've gotten, their minds off how tired they Health Department is located any other topics the students may are. When you hear the singing behind the Farmville County want to discuss. After the you are in one of two groups. You Dr. Phyllis Mable, vice either love it or hate it. To those outside your dorm, try to Courthouse. It is a rather blank discussion, the students see a president of Student Affairs has of you who love it, thanks for your remember that these people are building with no billboards clinician and nurse practitioner said she will the future leaders of our advertising its presence except a who does a complete physical support. To those of you who hate take an active part in "assuring country's Army. You will soon be small "private parking doctors examination, (including PAP test it, let me explain a few things to only" sign. Miss Lucy Ferguson for females) and the types of - these services are available" to you. relying on them to defend you and director of the department available contraceptives which Longwood students — with or The physical training program the freedoms you enjoy. I cannot without payment. imagine that you would want this explained that no advertising was would be best for them is was voted on and approved by the cadets themselves. The cadets responsibility to be given to who participate have made a someone who cannot withstand commitment to serve in the the physical demands that In Search of...Hotspots Army as officers upon accompany it. So when you hear graduation. Life as an Army them outside, in the dark, don't By DEBBIE RIPPY from 5-9 nightly. They have two fish or liver and onions. At these officer is a demanding curse them, thank them. Where does one find it? In this choice beverages to go along with times, 50-60 percent of the experience, both physically and Someone has to shoulder the vast metropolitan area there their biggest seller, pizza. They business is from the college, mentally. These cadets realize responsibility of our country's must be a single locality, a also have delivery service to which also includes Hampden- this and want to start preparing defense. Because they have unique location that Longwood Ixmgwood College. Sydney College, and 40 percent now. So you ask, why 6:00 a.m.? volunteered to do it, you don't students swarm to like bees to A stuffed fox, three guns and during the week. As anyone who has tried to have to. honey. So, where are these two tobacco baskets displayed on They have seven choice organize an event in the CPT Tom Stanford places. Where does everybody go the walls of the Fox Hunt Inn beverages to go along with their afternoon or evening will tell you, Army ROTC when there aren't campus events really gives the place a country biggest seller, pepperoni pizza. it is impossible to find a time or Cox is not a rockin'. I began look and a family type There is no Happy Hour, but they after classes when everyone can Escort Service my search in the heart of urban atmosphere. The busiest time is do provide free chips and pretzels meet. We've got to do it in the morning if we're to have Farmville. from 3-7 Thursday, Friday and for anyone who wants to just As Service Chairman of Alpha maximum participation. What My first stop was Beegles. The Saturday. Thursday's big come in and drink. Sigma Phi fraternity, I would like really bothers you, however, is rustic looking walls, the red and attraction is the spaghetti dinner, Being more restaurant than a to announce that we are all the noise. Calling cadence green color scheme, and the and the fresh seafood really fast food or takeout service, continuing our escort service, bathtub salad bar provide you packs them in on Friday and Sunny's Cafe does specialize in which was started last year. Any with a different and relaxed Saturday. About 70 percent of this some deli sandwiches. Over the when the entertainment arrives. Longwood lady who has a place to ■tmoqphere until about 8:30 when business is from the college Christmas holiday they do hope The busiest times are Tuesday, go late at night and does not want ;he juke box is turned up and "fun' students, which also includes to become a more progressive Friday and Saturday nights. to run the risk of having to walk the theme. Hampden-Sydney College, who cafe with candles, plants, good Tuesday is ladies' night with alone may phone one of the The busiest tune is from 5:30-8 really go for the spaghetti. music and a lot of atmosphere. sounds by Clay. About 99 percent brothers for an escort. A list of nightly and on Wednesday during The Upper Den will be coming They are the busiest all night of this is from the college. 1 participating brothers will be lappy Hour Orientation, which is as soon as the main problem of a Friday when about 98 percent of Fridays and Saturdays have placed in the office of all female (♦-11 with two choice beverages on fire escape can be settled. They that is college students. Their either a jazz or country band. and co-ed dorms. Don't walk lap. About 85 percent of the will serve basically deli Mood Modification Hour is from alone! (Continued on Page 5) business at this time is from the sandwiches upstairs and have six 5-7 with eight choice beverages. Jackson Barker college with the biggest seller beverages on tap. A Happy Hour According to owner Judy being ihe Ixmgwood Weekend. is provided for students at Johnson, "We just want a place According to manager Kent present though. where people will come and be Rock. "It'snot a bar. We're just a Having been recently happy. We want to see the energy fab restaurant with golden remodeled, Perini's still reflects that they (the college students) 10°/eOOFF $vfa beverages." the college atmosphere by have brought." My next stop was Pino's. Here, sometimes having both the juke I^ast but not least, we have the when I first walked in, I got the box and television on CUSTOM PHOTOGRAPHY Pioneer Inn. The exterior is that CUSTOM AND FRAMING impression of it being one big simultaneously, especially when of a log cabin and the interior is FRAMING party or family reunion from the a big game or other sports event virtually all wood. It has a AND/OR REGULAR MATS arrangement of the seats. is on. The busiest time is 5-8 on country atmosphere from the MATTING ACID FREE MATS It is close enough to walk to Friday and Saturday nights or appearance, a relaxed AND 100% REG. MATS AVAILABLE from the college which provides since they are so close to walk to, atmosphere for dining and a 142 N. MAIN ST., FARMVILLE, VA. about 75 percent of the business when the dining hall is seiving "let's have fun" atmosohere Notes Wheelchair September 28,1982 THE ROTUNDA Page 5 By CHRIS YOUNG After releasing Night in the Movie Review Ruts, Aerosmith went poof! Lead "Dead water and (embattled because oil is black guitarist Joe Perry left and Basketball dead sand gold)... —a body for 5 gallons of formed the Joe Perry Project. Contending for the ByLYNLEYDOWS practice and prepare for the high octane? — (impossible, They have released two albums In response to a present need approximate ten game schedule upper hand. so far. The parched improbable even but . . . you for recreational opportunities which will tentatively include a know the rest). The plant, Aerosmith was still "poofed." and services for handicapped Virginia Beach tournament with eviscerate soil Then rhythm guitarist Brad Gapes at the vanity managed by the good guys individuals of both the Longwood seven other teams. Currently the (relatively speaking), is Whitford left Aerosmith and of toil College and surrounding team is comprised of four embattled by a maurading formed the Whitford-St. Holmes Laughs without mirth communities a wheelchair disabled Longwood students, two motor-cycle gang that rules the Band. They released one album This is the death of basketball team is in the process individuals from the Appomattox wasteland — the Humongas. (a loser). earth" of being organized. Mr. Frank M. area, and one from Nottoway. Their hideous legions include an Well low and behold, Aerosmith T.S. Eliot Brasile, Coordinator of This program, although archvillian in a Mohawk started to read want ads, and Handicapped Student Services at presently limited to basketball, is (orange) haircut and warpaint they picked up two new Longwood College, and the a community outreach program Max the warrior rides through whose S&M get-up includes guitarists: Jimmy Crespo and Therapeutic Recreation and as such will hopefully the wasteland, in the last of the V- viking plumes and a studded Rick Dufay. Organization are coordinating establish a precedent and 8's. He is above the ordinary codpiece. Surprisingly, he does And then they got cooking, and and sponsoring the efforts of pathway for similar programs. men, who have become "battered not stand out at all (except for his said, "Wow man, let's make a players and supporters to create Individuals interested in either and smashed" in George Miller's remarkable destructiveness — record!" an opportunity for individuals participating in or aiding the post-Apocalyptic setting for the Freud might have called it Soooo, they made a record with permanent physical basketball team should contact film "The Road Warriors." Thanos personified) in the called Rock in a Hard Place. disabilities of the lower Mr. Brasile in 114 Lancer Hall or One of a series of films dealing vicious SAM iconography which In usual Aerosmith fashion, the extremities to engage in by telephone: 392-9266. Mr. in an old genre with a futuristic makes up this movie. album has a couple of good cuts, .wheelchair basketball as a Brasile would also like to setting (Blade Runner — Max gets terribly beaten in a couple of real stinkers, and a recreational pursuit. Disabilities encourage students and Humphry Bogart in a new New the flick but manages to run the couple of, "I'll listen to you once such as amputation, paralysis, or community members with York, Fire Fox — Clint Eastwood and put you on my shelf" cuts. "gauntlet" (do I make an joint injuries which prohibit one interest in participating in or as a novel James Bond, Tron — a allusion? . . .yes) and live Side I starts out with what is from playing conventional organizing additional athletic or Fantastic Voyage into a through two crashes, a hook in his definitely the best song on the competitive sports would qualify recreational programs for the computer). George Miller has chest and various minor injuries album, Jailbait. It's got a really an individual to participate with handicapped to share their taken some of the best and a lot of which the nasty Humonga s have fast, driving beat. Whatever the wheelchair basketball team. interests and ideas with him. This the worst of "Shane," "Death inflicted. singer Steven Tyler sings is Although the individuals will and similar programs have the Race 2000" and "Masada" and copied by the guitar, which gives compete in wheelchairs, they potential to serve the entire tossed it into a Nevada desert As stated before, the movie is it a really nice effect. Now the need not be wheelchair bound. community as a recreational, somewhere (proclaimed a filmed brilliantly, plenty of eye bad point about Jailbait. What is The team meets once a week to educational, and awareness tool. barrened post-WW III scenario), opening, heart stopping it about? I'm sorry Mr. Tyler, but jazzed it up with stunts moments, but the plot? How can you have just received this year's Hotspots (Continued from Page 4) reminiscent of "Raiders of the one say, a thin purplish veneer "Most Unaudible Voice Award." Lost Ark"; and filmed it all over a maelstrom of Lightning Strikes is a song which is located in the Loft with opening up on Tuesday, September 28, with a 'Drink and brilliantlv. destructiveness. The dialogue? about a gang rumble in a parking plenty of room for dancing. The dialogue brings to mind what lot, complete with chains, guns, The Cellar, which will be Drown' night. They have eight Although titled "The Road choice beverages, and there will the director of "Cannonball Run" and unaudible vocals. basically college territory, is Warriors" in the U.S. it is being said to a writer who was fretting The beginning of Bitch's Brew be sounds by Clay. There will shown under the title of "Mad even be video games arriving over a Une. "Screw the dialogue sounds almost identical to But if you don't like Aerosmith, Max II" in other countries . . let's wreck some cars." The Seasons of Wither on their album shortly for the back room. since logically enough "The keep away, because this album I'm sure there are other places point or moral which Miller Get Your Wings. What a won't start you liking them. Road Warriors" is actually a hoped would redeem his "Mad coincidence. around Farmville that Longwood sequel to "Mad Max" a movie (Correction: In last week's students like to go to; these were Max II"? That comes across in a Now for this week's trivia column, I incorrectly stated that that received a brief viewing poignant scene when the leader of question. What would you get if just a few. Which one is the most from American audiences when Jimi Hendrix wrote All Along the popular? A hard question, the good guys attempts to you played Walk This Way on 16 Watch Tower. It was written by it first appeared in 1980. convince a reluctant Max that r.p.m.? You guessed it! The perhaps unanswerable, but then . Apparently the anarchaic Bob Dylan). . . that is for you to decide. helping him would somehow Bolivian Ragamuffin! nihilism and the "kick sanctify Max's own existence. Moving right along, we come to of horsepower" vitality were too Cry Me A River. Nice song. A HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOUR much for an American audience "What burns you out? ... Here, really nice song, (ballad) FLORAL NEEDS... to stomach, so George Miller has Flip the old record over, and we tried to mend his ways and we're still human beings with come upon one of the two songs Phone 392-3151 seduce the audience with a post- dignity — it's you, you out there about Joanie. Apocalyptic morality- with the garbage, it makes you Prelude to Joanie sounds like CAR-T-F/RS improbable, impossible even, but nothing." So Max helps them E.L.O. imitating Robert Plant flower shop legends have to start somehwere escape, but does not stay. — in this case they start with Max Perhaps he knows what the having a baby. Yuck. Farmville,Virginia 2.1*101 Joannie's Butterfly is an a lot of gimmicks, and sand. leader of the Humongas has said unsuccessful attempt to sound The plot is simple enough for a is true,"... Nobody, nobody gets like I-ed Zeppelin. Yuck! legend — Max (Mel Gibson) and out of here alive." Perhaps he The title track (also called his vanguard of compatriots, a doesn't care for a domesticated Chesire Cat) isn't bad at all. In capricious canine named dignity. The viewer is not sure fact it's rather good! (finally a eloquently Dog and a dehydrated, and with sweaty palms and rising bright spot in this dark album). Gollum-like 'copter flier named blood pressure must leave the The Gig is Up. I hate songs like (again eloquently) Gyro Captain, theatre thinking "and where does this. There's nothing to it, and the attempt to make a deal with an he go now, and what shall he do beat is awful. You guessed it, embattled petroleum plant now?" yuck! Finally we come to the last track. It's called Push Comes to Shove (no, it's not a Van Halen cover version). It's kind of a rock-blues-boogie song. I'll call it LANSCOTT GIFT Bloogie! I really like this song. It SHOP kind of makes you want to lean against a wall, cock your hat, and FRATERNITY & SORORITY snap your fingers. STATIONARY AND Good song to end the album MUGS & DECALS, with. PILLOWS, SWEATERS, CARDS, All in all, this is just your SLUMBER SHIRTS. average Aerosmith album, with a 408 HIGH STREET FARMVILLE, VA few goodies, and a lot of badies. If you're an Aerosmith groupie, OPEN MON. SAT. 9-4:30 you're probably used to their CLOSED WEDNESDAY MORNING good-bad ratio, so you'll enjoy. Page 6 THE ROTUNDA September 28,1982 Player Of The Week From Sports Information Junior forward Tim Brennan Longwood's leading goal scorer turned in a four-goal (6) and point producer (12) SPORTS performance in Longwood's 6-3 through six games, Brennan now soccer victory over Catawba has 23 goals in his three-year September 19 and, for his efforts, career, plus eight assists. The \Brennan has been named Upper Dublin High School Longwood College Player of the product had nine goals as a Lancers Tie UMBC Week for the period September freshman and eight last season. By BETSY DUNK the final five minutes of play Roanoke. The Lancers play 17-24. Captain and All-Suburban I at Saturday, in their only game of Maryland pounced, scoring two several games over fall break: Brennan's four-goal showing, Upper Dublin, Brennan is in his the week, the Longwood soccer goals and sending the game into October 2, Liberty Baptist visits which helped Longwood (4-1-1) third year as a starter for the team failed to score in overtime, double overtime. Neither team for a morning match; October 9- pull away from a 2-2 deadlock, Lancers. settling for a 2-2 tie against was able to put the ball in the net 10, Longwood heads to established a new school record A physical education major, Maryland B.C. Their record now in either overtime period, and the Blacksburg for the Virginia Tech for goals in a game. Brennan had Brennan is the son of Mr. and stands at 4-1-1. game ended in a 2-2 tie. Invitational with Tech, held the previous record of three Mrs. Eugene Brennan of North Hills. Offensively, the Lancers did Longwood's next game will be Ra ndolph-Macon and along with senior Gus Leal. not let up throughout the first September 29 at 3:00 against host Appalachian State. half. Numerous shots came off the feet of Brian Allmendinger, Spikers 2-3 Tim Brennan, Bill Foster and By GARY THORNHILL finished 4th out of 5 teams in the Gus Leal. Steve Kern made his Longwood's women's Mary Washington Tournament. presence on the field known by volleyball team opened its season Longwood's only victory was starting and assisting in many with a victory over Sweet Briar, over Gallaudet 15-6, 4-15 and 15- key plays. Thursday night. 12. Defensively, Joe Parker, Dan Paced by a strong performance Longwood dropped matches to Bubnis and Scott Thoden did an from sophomore Becky Norris, host Mary Washington 15-7, 15-5; excellent job of holding off the lady spikers won 15-5, 9-15,15- Chowan 15-8, 15-10 and Maryland's offense. Goalie Al 4 and 15-5. tournament champion Western Del Monte sent Maryland to the "Becky had an excellent Maryland 154, 15-4. The lady sidelines scoreless at halftime. performance in the Sweet Briar spikers record now stands at 2-3. After 45 minutes of play, the match Thursday," said coach Thursday Longwood travels to score stood at 0-0. Joyce Phillips. "She put Virginia Commonwealth The lancers came up with two everything together in that University for a 6:30 match and a goals in the second half. Brian match." 7:30 match against William & Allmendinger netted his fifth In play Saturday, Longwood Mary. goal of the season with an assist from Gusl Leal. The second goal came off the head of Darryl Case on a beautifully centered corner SPORTS SCOREBOARD kick. Maryland's goalie stopped a RESULTS FROM LAST WEEK great number of shots from Bill Foster, Chris Wilkerson and Gus BASEBALL: lynchburg 6, longwood 3 Leal. Jemei Modiion Tournament Defensive standout Darryl longwood I, Virginia 4 Case turned around many Vo Tech 3, Longwood 2 Maryland attacks, often by using V>. Tech I, longwood 4 hlfl head to clear the ball. Dan FIELD HOCKEY (0-3); Bubnis also showed a lot of hustle Virginia I, Longwood 1 in stopping the Maryland offense. Vo. Tech 4, Longwood 1 It looked as though Longwood AGGRESSIVE LANCER MEN'S GOLF- VMI AND Wil INVITATIONAL had a sure 2-0 victory. Then, in longwood 3 56 (19th Place) Longwood's Brian Allmendinger (22) has played aggressively In early season action, scoring 5 goals for the 4-1-1 Lancers. The Rich- WOMEN'S GOLF- BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINEER INVITATION Al mond player shown here must be Impressed. He has his fingers longwood 351- 3SI- 699 110th Place) Women's RIDING crossed for good luck. Photo by Hoke Currie longwood 18 (5th Plate) Tennis RUGIT ClUB (7 0) Longwood IS, Now Rivor Valley R.F.C. 0 By GARY THORNHILL Rugby Wins 15-0 SOCCER (4 1-1) Longwood's women's tennis longwood 2, Maryland Baltimore Co. 2 team slipped to 0-4 after dropping Taking advantage of superior WOMEN'S TINNIS (0-4) matches to Lynchburg 7-2 last them deserves an assist for the backs and sound execution, the first try of the second half as they lynchburg 7, longwood 2 Monday and Friday to Sweet Longwood College Rugby advanced and passed off Swoot Brio* 9, Longwood 0 Briar 9-0. Football Club defeated the New VOUEVIAll(M) Sophomore Whitney Phillips perfectly to go in from an initial River Valley R.F.C., 15-0 scrum-down about 40 yards out. longwod d. Swoot Briar 15 5, 9 15, 15 4, 15 5 and freshman Penny Powell Mary Washington Toomawioirt: (4th Phut) improved their record to 3-0 with Saturday. It was the first home Bill Galloway took the final pass appearance of the year for from Dean Lakey and busted Mary Washington d. longwood IS 7, IS 5 a victory over Lynchburg at No. 3 longwood d. Gallaudet 15 4, 4 15, IS 12 Longwood and after winning this through a man for the score. doubles. Senior Angie Coppedge Wtttorn Maryland d. Longwood ISO. 15 4 and junior Ull Barnes, playing game plus beating V.M.I, last Marty Mann successfully Chowan d. longwood I SI. 15-10 No. 1 doubles, lifted their record week, they made it clear that converted and Longwood was in they are quite improved over last command, 9-0. to 2-1 with the victory over year. Lynchburg. The second try was started off Friday Sweet Briar proved to Both teams seemed rather by a perfect little spot kick by be too strong for the young confused, offensively, in the first Dean Driskill Mann caught Longwood netters. The Lady half, New River constantly the ball going at a good pace and Lancers came up short with four missing field goals and Longwood bolted through a hole in the New PERINI PIZZA of the six singles matches going ineffective on line-ins. On River defense, then, faking the ASK FOR EXTRA THICK AND CHEWY CRUST...NO EXTRA CHARGEI to three sets to decide the winner. defense, however, Longwood was last man totally out, went in from "Despite the team's record effective, allowing New River about 40 yards out to seal the win they're doing a heck of a job. It's only one deep venture in to their at 15-0 after he successfully *<4,Of ough for a young team composed end of the field which resulted in converted. a missed field goal. The game ended at 15-0, REG. 12 PIZZA S3 80 LG. 16" PIZZA $5.00 >f mostly first year players to ONE (1) TOPPING $4.20 )lay against veteran teams," Marty Mann broke the ice with proof positive that although they ONE (1) TOPPING $5.50J a straight 20 yard field goal, expect to improve throughout the By GARY THORNHILL Participating in the VMI and freshman Tommy Spencer 87. Washington & Lee Invitational Other scores included: Richard SPORTS this past weekend, Longwood's Miller 92, David Pittman 93, and men's golf team had a Punkaj Rishi 100. surprisingly off-day. "We just played very poorly," Playing at the Lexington said coach Steve Nelson. "We're Baseball 1-3 Last Week County Club, the Lancers a much better team than we finished 19th with a team total showed, but we had a bad day." By REENE WADSWORTH University of Virginia which Sundays rematch with Virginia 356. Old Dominion and James Longwood played without the Longwoods baseball team Longwood won 8-4. Longwood Tech ended in an 8-4 loss, Madison tied for the team title services of Todd Atkinson, one of played exhibition games last ripped out 13 hits in seven innings Longwood's only bright spot with 295. the top golfers on the team, who weekend against the most with John Sullivan leading with came when Tommy Walsh The two-day invitational was was out sick. formidable teams in the state. two hits and three RBI's. Chris connected with a fastball for the scheduled for 36 holes but the Monday and Tuesday, Friday Division III power Wilburn and Alan Lawter each only homerun of the tournament, final 18 holes were rained out on Longwood plays at the Newport Lynchburg came to Lancer Field collected two hits apiece. Scott driving in two runs. Sunday. News Municipal Golf Course in to meet the nationally ranked Miles pitched seven very Coach Bolding was extremely Top scorers for Longwood were the Old Dominion Golf Club Longwood Lancer baseball team. impressive innings, holding pleased with the way in which his junior Stan Edwards 84 and Invitational. With a team consisting of many Virginia to four runs while young pitchers performed newcomers, coach Buddy striking out five. against such tough Division I Bolding and his Lancer team Longwood then played two teams. made a strong showing despite games against Virginia Tech, "It was a great experience for Women's Golf their 6-3 loss. losing 3-2 and 8-4. a Division II team to play with Longwood participated in the On Saturday, in the first game the top teams in the state," said By GEREE LYELL James Madison Invitational against the Hokies, Glen Mitchell the Longwood coach. The Lancer's women's golf The Lady Lancers next tournament Saturday and pitched a super game. He held team playing in the Appalachian tournament is the James Sunday, winning one of three Tech to one run until the last State Tournament last week, had Madison Invitational, held in games. inning when they scored two runs Synchronized an impressive two-day score of Harrisonbura Sept. 26-27. The first same wan *oainnl the to win the game. 699. Playing against such Swimming Division I teams as Duke and William and Mary, Longwood By SUSAN DREWRY placed 10th, with senior Robin Synchronized swimming is Andrews being the Lancers' top going to the 1984 Olympic Games. • performer with a total score of 166. Coming in second for the If you're not familiar with the sport, you should get acquainted team was Lanie Gerkin with a with Longwood's synchronized score of 172. swimming team — The The Lady Lancers have had an Catalinas. impressive season so far The Catalinas are now finishing about 10 strokes ahead preparing a show for of last year's record at this time. Oktoberfest. Although syn- Because there are not many chronized swimming can be a nearby Division II teams to play, competitive sport, the Catalinas the I.ancers schedule is tough concentrate on performing for an with Div. I teams. Last year, the audience. The Oktoberfest show I,ady Lancers finished third in will consist of six routines the AIAW Division II National choreographed to music. Other Tournament. shows will be at Christmas and in the spring. The 1982 Catalinas are: Lynda Riding Stratton (President), Renie Mahoney (Vice President), Jo By BETH WILEY Weber (Secretary), Frances The Riding Team went to Mary Vavloukis (Treasurer), Susan Washington Sunday, Sept. 26, to 1982-83 Longwood Women's Golf Team — (L-R) Carol Rhodes, Donna Turner, Lanie Gerken, Drewry (Historian), Dianne co-host their first show of the Margaret Melone, Mary Semones, Sue Morgan, Holli Hudson, Robin Andrews and Coach Barbara Doss, Berni Toner, Laurie year. Eight colleges attended Smith. Stefaniga, Denise Goodie, Cheryl including U.Va., Sweet Briar, Compton, Debbie Bucsko, Chris Christopher Newport, Tullington, Anne Mulvihill, Judy Lynchburg, William and Mary, Field Hockey Luck, Mo Rogge, Mindy and Randolph-Macon Woman's IAA DATES TO REMEMBER Longwood's field hockey team Robinson, Ellen Brown, Elinor College. Longwood finished with ENTRY MANDATORY has a busy schedule this week as Lee and Betty Lou Brogan. Don't miss your opportunity to a total of 18 team points leaving ACTIVITY DEADLINE MEETING PLAY they travel to Randolph-Macon us in fifth place overall. see the Catalinas in action! Be on Anything Goes Relay Sept. 29 on Tuesday, Richmond on Individual results are: Thursday and then participate in the look-out for a schedule of Indoor Soccer Sept. 30 Oct. 11 Oct. 12 Open Division — Bryan Farrar the Appalachian State show times. fifth on the flat, third over Invitational Tournament (Boone, while Pam Esworthy made the fencers. Intermediate Division — N.C.) on Friday and Saturday. goal in Saturday's VPI game. Kirsten Landendorf fifth on the In last week's action, the Lady Longwood's record now stands flat, third over fences. Novice IAA News Lancers fell to Division I Virginia 0-3. Although competing in NCAA Division — Beth Wiley fifth over 8-1 and Virginia Tech 4-1. Senior Division II, the Lady Lancers fences; Kristen Birath first on By TRISHA SWANSON The Intramural Golf co-captain Cherie Stevens scored have so far played all Division I the flat; Amy Jo Poor sixth on the The winners of the Men's Flag tournament will be October 16 against the Wahoos on Tuesday teams. KMS flat; sixth over fences; Martie football Tournament were and there are 10 pairs entered to Wilson second on the flat, second FEVER beating the BANDITS compete. over fences. Advanced Walk- 50-48. FEVER team members Anything Goes Relay will be Trot-Canter — Mary Brockwell included Ira DeGrood, Steve Wednesday, Sept. 29, at 7:30 on SPORTS CALENDAR fifth; Sarah Farris fifth. Bianco, Tim Zirkle, Rodney Her Field. Come out and cheer Beginner Walk-Trot-Canter — Cullen, Jef Pace, Jimmy the teams on. HOME GAMES THIS WEEK Carol Turner second; Sherrie Livesay, Jay Worthington, Mike Indoor Soccer entry blanks are Morkow fifth. Amy Jo Poor and Alves, Walter Taylor, Bill due Thursday, Sept. 30. Practice WED., SEPT. 29 Beth Wiley advanced to the Galway, and Steve Ewell. Taking dates are scheduled for Women's Tennis vs. Emory & Henry 1:00 Intermediate Division over third place was SAD and fourth September 29, 30 and October 11. fences and qualified for regionals place was taken by the Don't forget to send your SAT., OCT. 2 at the Novice level. BUCKEYES. The women's flag representative to the IAA Soccer vs. Liberty Baptist 11:30 The next show will be October 3 football single elimination meetings held on Thursday, 6:30, at William and Mary. tournament began Monday. I^ankford IAA room. Page 8 THE ROTUNDA September 28,1982 Getting to Know To The Student Body: Do you have any suggestions on nrrr When you returned to meeting the "new people?" If so, Longwood this fall, many drop them by the vice president changes had taken place. Rooms for student affairs office. Or just ( ENTFfeTAlNMFW-T INJ TME- had been painted and drop by to chat, discuss problems < • -^ rearranged. New carpet was put or bring up proposals. Even if you in the banquet and Board of disagree or agree with Visitors rooms. The floors in the something, tell them. Don't just Rotunda and Dining Hall were sit back and complain about the waxed. "uncaring administrators" Many changes also took place They're not going to read minds, within longwood as well as on the only work with them! outside. This year's Let them know you're here on administration is almost entirely campus and willing to work. Ms. new. Some of these people you Mable, the new V.P. for student may have already met through affairs, is located on 1st floor of various meetings. the Rotunda. Mr. Ogrosky, new V<^>L> ^A-NJ p^lSJWT ^ ALL. TMB Students have expressed a dean of students, is 1st floor desire to meet and talk with these rotunda, also across from the new people. Possible ideas have housing office. $5.00 included a "study break" with Get to know these people and students and administrators the rest who make up Longwood's gathering in the dining hall to administration. talk over a sundae or chips and Sincerely, &>&&&-£? Mi^w-rr , ALL TME- drinks. 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