The Chronicle Duke University Volume 74, Number 116 Monday, March 19, 1979 Durham, North Carolina University may drop blind admissions policy By T.J. Maroon Duke's "blind" admissions Edward Lingenheld, director of policy, whereby a student's ability undergraduate admissions, said to pay is not considered in the that while the Admissions Office admissions process, may soon be has not considered financial need dropped, according to several in its decisions "so far this year," members ofthe administration. the future of the blind admissions Chancellor A. Kenneth Pye said policy is in doubt. that while he feels the University "I personally would like to see us will employ blind admissions for maintain our policy of meeting 100 the next few years, he "doubts very percent of demonstrated need," much" that Duke will be able to Lingenheld said. "However," he continue its policy in the long run. added, "It is only a question of The purpose of admission time, unless new sources of funds without regard to financial need is can be found for financial aid, until "to increase heterogeneity among need becomes a factor" in the student body," Pye said. admissions decisions. STAFF PHOTO "However," he added, "we may be He outlined one model, similar to As the sun sinks slowly over TampaBay, here's a last look at thoseFlorida able to bring about this increase in one proposed in Pye's report, in rays for all you soon-to-be hard-working Dukies. heterogeneity better by other which the most qualified students methods." and minority students would be Troop withdrawals In his 99-page report to the Board admitted without regard to need. of Trustees title Planning for the Ability to pay would then be Eighties, Pye states, "Each new considered for those students increase in tuition and living competing for perhaps the last 25 Timetable undecided expenses increases (1) the number percent of the spaces in the class. of students who need financial Clark Cahow, University By Bernard Gwertzman that he expected to wind part in the expected assistance to attend Duke and (2) registrar, affirmed that Duke will O 1879 NYT News Service up his talks with Egyptian Knesset debate on the the amount which each student on have difficulty continuing its blind WASHINGTON - The Defense Minister Kamal treaty. admissions policy "without an defense ministers of Hassan Ali yesterday financial aid needs." Secretary of State Cyrus increase in endowment income and Egypt and Israel met afternoon. But yesterday Pye notes that because of the R. Vance, who had lunch with inflation what it is." yesterday but were unable evening, an Israeli with both defense minis increased need forfinancial aid the to conclude the exact spokesman said addition ters as well as with U.S. University was forced to expend Cahow said that one alternative timetable for Israel's al talks were needed last Defense Secretary Harold $1,471,000 from its current used by some schools is to admit all initial troop withdrawals night and today "on the Brown at Blair House, operating budget in the form of students without regard to need from the Sinai, the last fine points of the added a somber note to the financial aid. "The problem would and to announce beforehand that "technical" unresolved language." discussions about the questions in the peace be less significant if need were there will not be enough money Israeli and Egyptian peace treaty when he said considered in the admissions available to meet the needs of all treaty that is expected to yesterday that the United officials, however, said process," he adds in the report. students. be signed later this month. there was no crisis and States would face "a Israeli Defense Minister that they expected the difficult short-term Pye explained that because Duke James Belvin, director of Ezer Weizman, speaking work to be concluded period" in the Arab world, could save money by considering financial aid, and Charles Huestis, on "Meet the Press" (NBC- Monday before Weizman including possible anti- financial need in admissions vice president for business and TV), said earlier yesterday returned to Israel to take American violence, after decisions, the University might be finance, were unavailable for Egypt and Israel sign the able to extend more financial aid to comment on the matter. treaty. members of minority groups and This year, for the first time, a Before the break.. Appearing on "Face the other underrepresented groups, committee of the Undergraduate Nation" (CBS-TV), Vance thus increasing heterogeneity Faculty Council of Arts and Thirty-one percent of the student body said that over the long among students. Sciences is observing the turned out in the Thursday, March 8 run, American standing "Also, we may not have to admissions process. Charles referendum election to pass the new in the Middle East "is Bergquist, associate professor of clearly going to be better increase tuition quite as fast," he University Union funding proposal and to history and chairman of the knock down a proposal to separate the off." But because of the added. widespread Arab criticism The registrar's office is currently committee, said he would rather funding of the Publications Board and wait until the committee has ASDU. of Egypt's going ahead running studies to determine the with the treaty, Vance effect on the student body of observed the entire admissions The voters also approved the budgets ofthe said, "I would think that several alternative admissions process before commenting on the Publications Board, ASDU and a $6.50 we will probably have policies, Pye said. issue. student activities fee to supplement the union some difficulties in the budget. A dollar per year increase for the short run." North Carolina Public Interest Research "We cannot rule out that Group (NC-PIRG) was defeated. there may be some violence after the signing of the peace treaty," Vance said. "We have No action will be taken to prosecute taken the necessary students suspected of cheating on a mid-term precaution in light of this examination during Manfred G. Rasche's fact," including notifica Roman history course on Feb. 14, according tion of American embas to John Fein, dean of Trinity College. sies in Arab countries to Fein said "the evidence was not clear take certain safety enough to turn over to the Judical Board" measures. any students, but the final examination will The Arab states, be a three-hour test instead ofthe previously meeting in Baghdad last planned hourly. November, had threat "We are doing something that will offset ened economic and oil the partial invalidity of the exam and to be boycotts of Egypt if it signed a separate peace absolutely certain that all future exams in with Israel. Vance said "I the course will be handled appropriately and think there's going to be a proctored properly," Fein said. good deal of criticism of PHOTO BY JOE HITSSLBERGEB Continued on page 2 Cheer up, just 7 solid weeks till graduation! Page Two The Chronicle Monday, March 19, 1979 SPECTRUMi Musician Nathan Knowles and his Senator .John C CulverlD lowu) will Come play!' North Carolina." Register at the SPECTRUM POLICY: Broken G String Band will enWrtain apeak on "SALTand the Senate" 8.15 in International House, hy phone (684- 3T>B5>, or in person by March 21st. yoo in the East Cam pun Union durin Gross Chem. Gatherings and other announcements may intiTvsIi'd in summer employment in Transportation prodded from the dimi«r. 5.45-6 4.") Bring your bays NC with So. Bell sign up for interview., be placed in SPECTRUM, provided that the upstairs, it's free. PAIN. A lecture/discussion International House, leaving at 5 15 following rules are followed. All items to be presented by Dr. Blame Nashold. Ml). to be held on Mar 27. Come to 211 i M . March 23lh - returning a PHILOSOPHY CUiB and sny.me Dept. of Neurology. Duke Med Center. Flowers. run in SPECTRUM must be typed on a 45- P.M. You n't wan i this interested Departmental lecture, 421 Perkins. 4 :(0 p m All Welcome. Interview* foi summer camp staff apportunity. [Note. Party i space line and limited to 30 words. Do NOT "Because it is Mine: a Critique of will be held on Wed. Mar 21, Thurs. 22 NCSU - 8:00-10:00 P.M. March 27th. type items in all capital letters. Items must Egoism," Dr. Joseph Beatty 8 pm. in Science in Medical Education. Dr. and Wed. Mar 28. Sign up now in 214 Transportation from International be submitted before 3 p.m. the day before 204 W. Duke. Kamin. Dr. Mauskopf and others. 421 Flowers. House. You need to register.] they are run, and should be run only the day Important SPECIAL EVENTS Perkins, 8 p.m. All Welcome. Summer jobs in merchandising and BADMINTON CLUB - the meeting promptly at 6 in 207 Flowers. sales mgmt. Available to rising seniors, tournament's this weekend, and if you before and the day ofthe event. GENERAL CRAIG ARPS please come!! Plans for any major. NY location. Sign up for haven't paid dues by Thurs., youll be items are run subject to space limitations. jazzfest need to be finalised. All other GENERAL Mar 21 interview in 214 Flowers. charged full entry fees — be in Card, interested people welcome. Thurs., &#. Failure to comply with the above will result INTERESTED in playing WO Raleigh will welcome all Internation in the item being eliminated without notice. There will be a mandatory meeting MEN'S LACROSSE??? It's not too late! al students from across the State at 9:00 The Traffic Commission will meet on the PONDEROSA SOCIAL CLUB Come out TODAY - practice 3:30-5:30, A.M., Wednesday, March 28th. Wednesday at 3 in the conference room No event which charges admission will be 10 in Warwick Commons Room. Mon.-Thurs. on Hanes Field, East Governor Jim Hunt has declared this at the Public Safety Building (2010 allowed. Campus. First game in only 2 weeks. Campus Drivel. TODAY I think, therefore iamb. The ARCHIVE jumps to the conclusion of And I gave up an extra day its Tuesday night reading by setting up on the beach for this? ...Peace pact on upper IM fields. We have a game New SPRING HOURS: bring your stuff Secretly seeking to surrepti at 7 to307 Union Towerfor all kinds big Saturday. Come to regain your shape. tiously sneak south to sun Questions, call x 1179. Continued from page 1 they have received yearly. Israelis have talked about ny Sarasota, this is your It must be Monday again because the peace treaty" in the Initially the United States a four-month period. ATTENTION PHI MU EXEC; Meet sometimes-alliterative, at 9:15 to review business meeting there's a PERFORMING ARTS Arab world, but "I don't informed Israel that it The talks that began meeting at 6 in 101 Union, Much work agenda. A-105 West Duke, Be usually-illiterate, but al want to try and guess at could expect another $2.5 yesterday morning at the PROMPT! Thanks. still to be done in preparation for ways provocative night ROMEO and JULIET production. this point what the billion and Weizman is Madison Hotel, where the ATTENTION PHI MUS: Business editor Dan Michaels, stag Baghdad group will do in hoping that the figure can Egyptians and Israelis Meeting tonight, A-105 West Duke at ATTENTION Duhe Independent gering back after a deca 9:30. Officer Installation, Pledge Women'. There will be an important terms of specific actions." be increased somewhat. are staying, between meeting at 8 in the Wannamaker IV dent week of sun and fun. Formal info! Bring beach house money, "But I can expect that "Nobody is talking Weizman and Ali, are checkbook for formal assessment. See Commons Room. Be sure to be there! Thanks tonight go to Julie, some action will come out about the United States supposed to provide the YOU there! NUTRITION-. A discussion by Ms. Jani, Beth, Sybil and Judy, of them," he said. Vance having to foot the bill for withdrawal timetable, ATTENTION KAPPA DELTA Julie Thurlow, Chief Asst Dietitian, without whom you would PLEDGES: Don't forget our Duke Med. Center. Nutrition and health said he thought in the long everything," Weizman which will be included in not be reading this master boutonniere sale this Monday and run American interests said. "We talk about aid, Annex I of the treaty. Tuesday in front of West Union. and answer session, 421 Perkins, 4 p.m. piece in your hand. will rise because the Arabs we talk about assistance, Neither Egyptian, P.S. If God is an ACC fan, ZETA SISTERS: Rededication is "are going to recognize we talk about helping us Israeli nor American tonight at 8 in 136 soc. sci. Please wear TOMORROW then why . . . white. PLEDGES are welcome to join us that this is the only road to go through it. We don't officials expect any at 9 for standards. John Ford (Eastman Kodak! will P.P.S. Happy St. Patrick's peace." talk about the United serious problems in speak on CHEMISTRY AND TOBACCO ROAD proof-reading PHOTOGRAPHY at 8 in 107 Gross Day, Digger! The critics make no States having to pay completing the annex. If party. 8 in the office. Your help is Chem. This talk will emphasize the new everything that this will there were, this could essential. We'll provide the galleya. other suggestion expect maintenance of the status cost. We will tighten our delay the signing cere quo, "which does not belts and do our bit, too." mony now set tentatively resolve these problems, Israel is obliged, under for Washington on March but leaves them to fester," the peace treaty, to 26. CLASSIFIEDS he said. withdraw all its forces Vance, in his comments, Weizman, whose views from the Sinai. The initial said it was too early to are not necessarily shared pullback under the treaty predict the results of the Announcements Answers GE refrigerator/ freezer, by other members of the is to the line from El Arish just concluded mission of in the north to Ras Zbigniew Brzezinski, the Hey Beth: HAPPY BIRTH- Marvelous Marty Roth excellent condition, Israeli cabinet, said that Muhammed in the south, DAY! Love Di, Anne, was the first caller to $125.00, Call 489-6328 he personally favored a national security adviser, Margaret, Barb, Di and all correctly identify David anytime. defense treaty between and it is to occur within and other high officials to the rest. Best wishes to you Rice Atchison as the Help Wanted Israel and the United nine months of the Saudi Arabia and Jordan. States, but he added that treaty's signing. He said the United States BIRD! President of the United WANTED: responsible Want to spend this sum States who served the person for 3-day a week the matter had not been As part of one of the had made it very clear to mer sailing the Carib shortest time (1 day). care of a six-month-old. seriously discussed either compromises worked out Saudi Arabia and other bean? The Pacific? Eur Zachery Taylor, a very Days flexible. 383-3651. within Israel or with the during President Carter's friends in the region that ope? Cruising other parts religious man, refused to United States. recent trip to the Middle "we consider the peace be sworn in on March 4, TEN DOLLARS — Work oi the world aboard one day a week for 2-3 In addition to conclud East, Israel agreed to give treaty to be the corner sailing or power yachts? which was a Sunday in stone of progress towards 1858; Atchison, president hours helping with house ing his talks with AH Egypt a phased timetable Boat owners need crews! a comprehensive peace." pro tem of the Senate, work. Will adjust day to today, Weizman also of withdrawal within the For free information, send suit your convenience. nine-month period. a 15 Mon., Tues., Wed.-Thurs. 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We now use "ring infection prefer moist areas, so the genital region By Jim Small worm" as a general term for fungus, a fusion of provides perfect growth conditions. Women very Jock itch. There it is, in an ad in the middle of rarely are infected with tinea cruris, but it can your roommate's Playboy, on a billboard spread during intimate contact with an infected between Raleigh and Cary, and on many college- male. age men. But what is it? The first sign of infection is a small swollen Jock itch, ring worm of the groin, Dhobie itch, area. This spreads and forms a raised ring with a brown to red center. Usually it starts on the left thigh — researchers think it begins there because Feature the left testis hangs lower than the right. eczema marginatum, gym itch, and crotch rot are Usually the fungi moves quite rapidly to all synonyms for tinea cruris, a fungal skin involve both inner thighs, and soon the region is infection. As the name "Jock itch" implies, the reddened and extremely itchy. In more advanced fungus infects the skin and hair around the male stages, skin sometimes becomes leathery. Dry genitals and causes a severe itching. scales are another characteristic feature. Fortunately, treatment is almost always A fungus commonly called manilia or yeast successful. sometimes causes a similar affliction, but it Tinea cruris, along with athlete's foot and usually is damp, described as "beefy" or ringworm, is caused by a large group of fungi "weeping." It requires completely different (molds) called the dermatophytes. They live on treatment. the surface of our bodies, growing in the skin and Crowding in intimate surroundings, such as hair. They rarely invade deeply; however, they dorms and locker rooms, perspiration and occasionally spread widely over the body surface humidity, irritation from clothes, and diabetes and should be taken seriously. may make tinea cruris more likely to occur. Fungal skin infections have a long and Clothing, towels, and bedding h arbor the fungus; interesting history. The Greeks called them thus epidemics sometimes sweep through "herpes," meaning "ring," because they tend to athletic teams, ship crews, and military personnel. , If you suspect you have Jock Itch, go see a Thinking about going It —Grad School? doctor — it is easy to treat but there are other ABORTIONS UP TO 12TH —Med School? ^ —Law School? diseases that look similar. Psoriases, in which WEEK OF PREGNANCY the skin cells proliferate too rapidly; contact $150.22 Instructors & former students dermatitis, a skin allergy; and others may mimic 1 will answer your questions ? % dermatophyte infection but require different M -ree pregnancy lest, birth control anjj about graduate and Professional jroblem pregnancy counseling. For "•-"% therapy. Also, since the fungi spread so rapidly, urther information call 832-0535 (toll- Test Preparation you want to catch it early. 'iC**"al . ~ ree number 800-221-2568) between m- J A.M.-5 P.M. weekdays. Treatment usually is simple. First, the Raleigh Women's Health Wednesday, March 21 predisposing factors — tight fitting underwear, — > 101 Union Bldg. — 7:30-8:30 p.n M Organization athletic supporters, and sweating — must be 917 West Morgan St. No Obligation eased. Keeping the area dry is important. Raleigh, N.C. 27603 r Next comes medical treatment. Zinc i undecylenate (Desenes, Cruex), Haloprogin, Clotrimazole, Miconazole, Gentian violet, and Garlic extracts are sometimes used. Tolnaftate ointment (Tinactin) usually clears the infection and has few side effects. Griseofulvin (taken by mouth) deposits in the skin and forms a layer PICK UP YOUR that gradual grows outward, killing fungus as it goes. Griseofulvin is recommended for severe, widespread infections, but is expensive and has REGISTRATION AAATERIALS to be taken for several weeks. Tonaftate ointment is cheaper and can be bought without a prescription. in the LOBBY OF ALLEN BUILDING the week of MARCH 19-23, 1979 910 W. Main and 2105 Avondale Dr. 8:30 Q.m.-4:30 p.m. COUPON PIZZA Buy One—Get One of equal or less value Registration for FREE Summer Terms and Fall Semester (Eat-in only) Good thru 3/30/79 March 27-29, 1979 Good Sun-Thurs al 2105 Avondale Dr. Good Mon-Fri at 910 W. Main -The Chronicle. Box 4696 Business: 684-3811 Durham, N.C. 27706 COMMENT Newsroom:684-2663 Good morning. Today is Monday, March 19,1979. Today ornithologists around the world are celebrating Buzzard Day in Hinckley, Ohio. Tradition says that on this day the buzzards return to SALT and i Hinckley from their winter quarters in the Great Smoky Mountains to rear their young. And you didn't think anything exciting was happening your first Although a few issues remain to be prompting Soviet countervailing assets day back from, spring break! solved, a new strategic arms limitation and escalation of the arms race. Robert Today is also American Agriculture Day. The purpose of the day is to honor treaty between the United States and the Dole (R-Kan.), conversely, holds the view the farmers, ranchers, growers and agribusinessmen "who make U.S. Soviet Union is virtually completed after that SALT II will legalize and perpetuate argiculture the greatest food supply in the world." While you contemplate the more than six years of arduous Soviet strategic superiority so that by the significance of this day and its honorees, remember these wise words seen in a bargaining. Sometime in the near future, 1980s American land-based ICBMs will be Florida orange stand on Saturday. "Before you start complaining; Make sure Presidents Carter and Brezhnev will meet fully vulnerable to a Soviet first strike your mouth isn't full." for the first summit to initial the SALT II while the current aggreements prohibit Birthday wishes to William. Jennings Bryan, congressman and senator agreements, representing yet another step the United States from developing from Nebraska, onetime Sectetary of State, a nominee on three different towards stabilizing the strategic balance "heavy" missiles which the Soviets deploy occasions for the U.S. Presidency. "Cross of gold" Bryan was bornon this day between the two superpowers. The and which are alleged to pose such a threat in I860. ceremony will seal what one Western to Minuteman. This is the "back to nature" Chronicle, slowly putting the wheels back in observer has denominated "the most Unfortunately, both sides have tended motion after a much needed break. complex, confounding piece of technical to conveniently or speciously underesti Birds: 684-2663; Bees: 684-3811. negotiation attempted by man." mate and exaggerate key elements of However, it will not be by the pens of superpower arsenals. To quote General heads of state but by Senators' votes that Hoffmann at Brest-Litovsk: "By using Spring fling the fate of SALT II will actually be statistics one can prove anything." decided. Yet if the accords were voted upon Yet it is the second criterion that poses Spring Break isover,butthisisnotimefor Win with a grin, Gin, today, they would probably fail to secure the primary obstacle. A nation which has dismay. Spring at Duke is just beginning. If Don't make him guess, Bess, the approval of the upper chamber. And yet to master the proper manipulation of you're into charades, you know what spring It's time for a fling. while the White House launches its the knife and fork is unlikely to appreciate sounds like. Fiing! The two are practically Invite him to your place, Stace, campaign to rally the requisite two-thirds the implications of encryptic telemetry or synonymous. And the time has never been You don't have time to waste. Senate support, over $10 million will be Tu-26 refueling restrictions, but can easily better to encourage both. Just hand him your key, Lee, sent by sundry alarmist and conservative relate, however illogically, to political and Therefore, the enterprising and And go for that fling. organizations as diverse as the Committee emotional topical issues like slain resourceful (not to mention freely available) on the Present Danger (sic), Catholics-for ambassadors in Kabul. A leading Chronicle staff offers you guidance in the Oh, don't be a coward, Howard, Christian Political Action, Americans for exponent of this linkage theory, Minority rapidly growing field of fling development. You have to be darin', Karen, a Safe Israel, and the College Republican Leader Howard Baker (R-Tenn.), clearly is Our words of wisdom are easy to remember: Get her to bed, Ed. National Committee to defeat the promoting an unabashed partisan You can hum them or strum them to the tune This fling wil! have zing! lobbying efforts of the Carter Administra approach for himself and the GOP in of "Fifty ways to leave your lover." (That is, Have him sip on some grain Jane, tion. Indeed, my post box provided calling for the SALT II debate to lend itself "Fifty ways to find a lover.") Pretty soon, he'll feel no pain. sanctuary just last month to a newsletter to a reexamination of the "total military Kiss him to death, Beth, from the so-called Coalition for Peace and foreign-policy relationship between You know its usually not our habit to It's time for a fling. Through Strength with an invitation "to the Soviet Union and the United States." intrude. help strengthen America and Stop SALT The obsession is to effect a correlation We surely hope our meaning won't be lost or Don't get too loose, Bruce, II." What has engendered such among Jewish emigration from the USSR, misconstrued. It's time to be smart, Bart, reactionary opprobium to aggreements the Ginzburg and Shcharansky trials, the We'd like to help you in the struggle for a Make it a kill, Bill, which purport to promote an objective as military buildup, SALT, Cuban proxies in dude(or nude?) And have a decent fling! ostensibly beneficial as arms control? Africa, and Soviet machinations in There must be fifty ways to find a lover. Start gettin' hot, Scott, A categorical response, of course, is Afghanistan, South Yemen, Vietnam, and You just check her out on the bus, Russ, Forget all you've been taught! beyond the purview of this editorial. Iran to determine whether Soviet Sweet talk a dame, James, Don't call in a ref, Jeff, Fundamentally, however, Senate "behavior" warrants the ratification of an You're gotta be coy, Joy, Just shoot for the fling. opposition can be classified according to arms control agreement. As Henry It's time for a fiing. two criteria: (1) objections to the specific Kissinger opined in the The Economist: Oh you've gotta be tricky Vicky. provisions of the treaty and protocol; and "at a minimum, the ratification process Need a hot date, Lee? should be used to put the Soviets on notice Just call extension 2663! Have some champagne, Ame. (2) objections to the White House position Don't get obscene, Ilene, of isolating SALT from the overall Soviet- that the congress of the United States Grab 'em out on the quad, Maude, cannot accept the constant challenge to And have a spring fling. It's only a fling. American geopolitical and strategic milieu. the international order," which, in his You've gotta be ready Betty, characteristic Spenglerian tone, is Oh get out of the 'brary, Gary, It's time to be steady. With respect to the first criterion, entering "an era of grave danger." Forget the quiz, Liz, You'll be up in heaven, Kevin, Senators are ranged along a liberal- Go out by the pond, John, Before you finish this fling. conservative spectrum with criss-crosses Fortunately, in an atmosphere of And have a fine fling. partisan lines. Mark Hatfield (R-Ore.), a hysterical debate and misperception Give her a kiss, Chris, leading advocate of arms control, charges which threatens to degenerate to a It's some thing you can't miss. And the drumbeats fade slowly into the that SALT II would stimulate production veritable enfantillage oi anticipated You just hop in a van, Dan, distance. Why are you sitting here reading of new weapons such as the U.S. MX catastrope theories, a spokesman of And start makin' plans. the Chronicle? There's a reason for this mobile ICBM that "would give the United reason has emerged in the person of season; a timing to our rhyming. Don't wait, States the potential by the 1980s to destroy Edward Kennedy. Echoing the President's Oh, hit her a lob, Bob, don't hesitate, go for it, before it's too late! Soviet land-based missiles" — hence recent address at Georgia Tech, Kennedy stated that restraining for both superpowers delivery vehicles by equal aggregate ceilings, warheads, and qualitative improvements while leaving the United States the option to pursue new programmes to ensure the viability of the deterrent force represented "a small but essential step toward more effective nuclear arms control." And with respect to linking SALT to Soviet actions in other areas, Kennedy rightly challenged the Kissingerian prophets and Baker boy scouts to explain how Senate refusal to ratify SALT II would enhance the cause of HCVJWM. human rights, ensure the stability of troubled regions, or redress military disparities due largely to weapons production decisions made independently of arms control. "If SALT II contributes to our national security and diminishes the danger of nuclear war, then it will be even more important to achieve in a climate of troubled relations than in a climate of improved relations with the Soviets." In short, legitimate grievances do exist in both hawk and dove nests as to the F* Saunterring -through icy halls and grotesque - the Senate gargoyled gothic erections, Theodore S. Aurus/ -John Borawski _ litterateur, surveys the pervasive vacuousity^ specific provisions of SALT II as they itself. Arms control is not a panacea and it ^_which permeates the desolate campus .... _____ affect the security ofthe United States, but is spurious to present it in such a light. But the danger is that the definition of security it can ensure a more stable competition ah, spring breakt institutionalized academe risks untenable expansion by subsuming with negotiated restraints on nuclear truency in which undergrads indulge in the areas which SALT simply cannot weaponry. The ramifications may indeed frivolities of wine, woman, accommodate. The Administration, thus, be promising for detente in its totality and and song. Yes, all are aspires to convince the Senate that SALT as they concern the permissible aims and is an objective concurrently worth methods of foreign policy by engendering gone, temporarily, pursuing by virtue of its own merits. This incentives towards moderation. If, completely .... is not to imply that adventurism will go conversely, SALT II is rejected due to unanswered, but that diminishing displeasure with Soviet "behavior," the however moderately the remote but failure to ratify the accords will not invite ==r suddenly an outrageous feeling of awesome ^=_ existent threat of nuclear exchange is a Armageddon or automatically convert all _• power surges through his bloodied veins j goal whose viability should not be plowshares to swords. But the overall ^ overcome, he bursts forth in glorious defiant mortgaged to other aspects of Soviet- relationship between Moscow and =— assertiveness ___= American relations — to superpower Washington cannot deteriorate while the maneuvering and rivalry be they United States informs the Soviets as well American wooing of China or Soviet as the international community that it is support for Vietnam, to sovereign internal unable to generate policy consensus, that affairs. SALT I was not precluded by the it is insecure about its detereent and defence programmes, and that a confusion /^raax U.S. mining of Haiphong Harbor, and nor should SALT II be meshed with exists about national purpose. In short, contemporary geopolitical difficulties and the Senate is challenged to determine realities. To do so would only generate whether or not apples and oranges are liabilities for both powers. essentially heterogenous. In the final analysis, the ratification of Editor's note: John Borawski is a senior SALT II will not usher in an era of peace in Trinity College, and an administrative among men and goodwill to all or redress assistant to the Duke-UNC International disparities in the strategic balance by Security Seminar. Basking in the Durham rays . anything which is said cannot be unsaid. benefitted from the knowledge Professor line, 2) Eject anyone from the game who But if Nina Gordon has a conscience, it Tuthill has to offer. throws an object onto the floor, 3) Make a Drift should prompt her to extend her sincerest You, too, would be a better person to greater effort to enforce no liquor within To the edit council: apologies to these faculty members — not expand your obviously limited horizons by the stadium (though its fun, most will Re: Nina Gordon's "crip" article only publicly, but personalty. She owes learning about other parts of the world agree that alcohol contributes to Although Ms. Gordon's article may them that much. By the same token, as an outside the Chronicle office. Furthermore, rowdiness) 4) Place one obvious policeman have seemed creative and amusing to accomplice to this disgrace, I feel the we feel you owe Professor Tuthill and the at the coaches end of the opposing team's many readers, it was very wrong of her to Chronicle also owes an apology to all other professors on that list a personal row, not some stadium official who might write such an article and irresponsible of faculty members involved. apology. lose his cool. But please, please don't place the Chronicle Edit Council to allow it to be Certainly some faculty members are It's too bad you have ruined your chance selected students in a buffer zone. I would printed. In my almost four years at Duke, I rather have nuns. Girl Scouts, and have seen few articles in The Chronicle more student oriented than others, and to enjoy some ofthe better courses at Duke. certainly some assign more work than Keith W. Luke '79 Brownies occupy the space. I think next that can compare to the thoughtlessness l year things would settle down if some and lack of caring that it took to write and others. But leave these comments for the Michael P. Ostrander '79 /z Teacher-Course Evaluation Book. Isn't Martin Wiegand '79 specific students decided to clean up their print the list of "crip" courses. But act and if the adminstration would show perhaps you aren't "catching my drift." that why it is published? Editor's note: Gordon did not compile If anyone else reading this has "the the list of "crip courses." It was compiled respect for students rather than trying to Think about the courses that were slip one by us. included on the list. Many of them are ability to comfort" of at least 7.5 (that's by members of the Chronicle staff, with taught by tenured faculty members who below average according to the most help from friends. David Mohler '79 are well-respected on campus. Put yourself recent poll), perhaps you can offer P.S., I'm a member of the student Athletic in their places. You have devoted your reasurrance to those faculty members that Rift Advisory Board whose unanimous lifetime to the education and growth they fill very valuable positions in their To the edit council: recommendation against a buffer zone (intellectual, personal, and moral) of departments. But don't be surprised if they I deplore the idea of selecting students to was totally disregarded! hundreds of students and you have pretend to brush you off. Their egos have comprise a buffer zone behind the P.P.S., The Duke fans are the greatest. received many rewards — mostly personal been attacked unjustly, and inevitably, opponent's bench at basketball games. satisfaction and pride because we all know their pride has been bruised. Although I do Though Carolina was the last home game that teachers are underpaid. You believe not know most of the faculty involved, I of this year, this move was a dangerous Sift you are well liked by the students. Your offer my personal apologies for the effects To the edit council: precedent to set. In essence, the decision Chris Hest has been trying very hard classes are always full, and your Ms. Gordon's article may have had. makers (D'Armi, Butters, etc.), by colleagues respect you. Then one day, the recently but I think his impersonation of Sincerely yours, underhanded means have robbed the Richard Nixon still needs a little work. His student newspaper prints an article which Susan T. Feldsted '79 students of their right. Obviously the states that some of your courses are on the performance during the Hospital P.S. Kaplan, Lee, et al, did your chaotic notion of selected students fosters unionization drive was stellar; it's not "crip" list. Please take a moment and survey include Hanes House/Hanes favoritism, elitism, nepotism, and is think how that might feel. Suddenly you every student leader who can master the Annex or do we understand that you downright disgusting. What if you had art of speaking out of both sides of his are the joke of the department, or the consider us an irrelevant population ofthe waited for your seat for 12 hours in the rain building. You are finally told that the joke mouth the way Hest has. Unfortunately Duke community? only to see your hoped for spot handed to our president appears to have peaked too is on you. Perhaps your colleagues begin to someone whose name appeared on a snicker and wonder how you were tenured. early. While his conduct during the Pub handpicked list? No matter what group or Board funding controversy may have been Perhaps you won't be considered for Lift student element is chosen, it will be at the tenure since you den't teach enough To the edit council: legal, it was on the far side of ethical. Even Re: Nina Gordon's crip article expense of other devoted Duke fans. It's if we assume Hest was not directly "difficult" courses. How about when the just not fair. Dean asks you to explain yourself in Who is Nina Gordon to determine the responsible for the ad placed in the relation to the statements in Ms. value of a course at Duke? The bottom line is of course, student Chronicle on Wednesday Mar. 7, it is truly Gordon's article — what then? The inclusion on Miss Gordon's list of behavior. Admittedly we students have a sign of political inexperience that he was crips of Economics courses 114-117 is not gotten out hand at times, and I realize the implicated almost immediately. Even Enough of the problem. I think you justified. How can you belittle Professor administration is being pressured to Nixon was able to cover up his tracks Understand my point. The real tragedy of Tuthill's 25 years of hard work and service change the situation. But I think "the better. this article is that for most of us its content to Duke and to his students by problem" is being exaggerated and that Chirs Hest's public image is zero and will be forgotten along with memories of irresponsibly placing his courses on this the administration is handling "the men living in House G. But for the faculty list? We know you have not taken a course falling fast. As president of ASDU his problem" in the wrong way. I suggest that game-playing has hurt an already ailing who were pinpointed as being "easy," I with Professor Tuthill. Thus we seriously DUAA arrive at some concrete policy dare say this incident will remain an question your criteria for attacking his organization. How can we expect the regarding behavior: 1) Open the doors administration to listen to students when unforgettable and ugly scar. As is courses and ultimately his sense of earlier — behavior was not as bad two consistent with all of history, anything accomplishment and self-worth. We have the number one spokesman has more faces years ago when the students did not get than Mount Rushmore? that is done, cannot be undone, and taken these three courses and have greatly frustrated and antagonistic waiting in Andy Hemmendinger '79 Page Eight The Chronicle Monday, March 19, 1979 New program to relate ethics and technology By Susan Milstein physician's actual work." Pre-meds, engineers and liberal arts Instead, he said, "it is the bread and students can pursue the perplexing butter conflicts, such as not asking a ethical questions of medicine, biology, patient to see you more often than he and technology through a new should even though you could make interdisciplinary program beginning more money, that the professional this fall. physician faces everyday." "Science, Society and Human Values" Ethical engineering was created to place problems in medical George Pearsall, engineering science and technology in a social, professor and program representative, historical and ethical context. Students said that the program is designed for in the program organize five elective engineering students who are looking courses and a seminar around a for "an organized pattern of courses in common theme, according to program social sciences and humanities which literature. will be relevant to their engineering The program is funded by a small studies." portion of a $2.8 million grant given to "Turning out engineers with no Duke in 1977 by the Commonwealth concept of humanity and history to Fund — a New York-based private much around with our environment is a philanthropic foundation. The grant PHOTO BY D. EMO KRAT_ frightening experience," he said. You think you can run against me, pipsqueak? money is to be used over a three-year "Engineers traditionally are taught to period to develop projects under the be rational about everything," he added. auspices ofthe "Program to Strengthen "But, our students today realize that in Medical Science Education," which is some instances you just cannot plug in chaired jointly by Donald Fluke, an equation into a computer to decide director of undergraduate studies in what is right. This expression of student zoology, and Robert Hill, chairman of interest is the impetus behind the new the biochemistry department. program." THE Daily Crossword bv Kathryn Righter "The current leadership of the Seymour Mauskopf, associate Commonwealth Fund," said Fluke, "is professor of history and program ACROSS 24 Arid waste 45 Orange 21 Unfold, interested in establishing a more director, hopes that this program will 1 Magnesium 27 Affection seeds to poets substantial connection between silicate ate pats 46 Insect 24 Sanctity or encourage students to further pursue the 5 Noted name 31 Great pain 47 Nonsense! iliac undergraduate pre-med education and field of bioethics. "Although interest in in Ohio 32 Highway 52 Stare 25 Another medical school..not to foreshorten the bioethics and technological ethics is 9 Garden tool division stupidly time time interval, but to break up the growing," he said, "it still does not 12 Pseudonym 33 Sinew 53 Brewer's 26 Unit of uniformity of the pre-med education 14 Not working 34 Street or essential work cohere as a definable field. Whether it is 15 Baptismal horse 54 Winged 27 Produce a curriculum which tends to heavily a fad or a wave ofthe future remains to basin 35 Hunting dog 56 Pub orders result emphasize hard sciences." be seen." 16 Horse 36 Anglo-Saxon 57 Scots 28 Magnaniof The bulk ofthe grant money will fund blanket money Gaelic Pearsall attributed the recent concern 17 Edible part 37 Pleistocene 58 Bumpkin 29 Uncanny faculty salaries divided equally among over professional.ethics in engineering 18 Killer stage 59 Beetle 30 Graceful the faculty in the medical school, Trinity to a bribery scandal in which whale 39 Mountain in 60 —do-well birds College, and the School of Engineering, contractors and engineers were 19 Pretext Thessaly 61 Trailer, 32 Balance said Fluke. The money in the 22 Pork prod 40 Beer mug for short sheet item implicated. This scandal led to the uct 42 Like some 35 Equestrians interdisciplinary program will be used resignation of Spiro Agnew. 23 Fencing towns DOWN 38 Evades to hire substitutes so that faculty "When we saw this happening to the 44 Hesitates 1 Scotch cap respon members involved in developing, 'best and brightest' who we have sent to 2 Word of woe sibility organizing and teaching the new Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: 5 Of 40 Glide non Washington, D.C, we knew that we fluff chalantly G A H G^N 0 A LBA S "A seminar can be relieved of their 4 Romance 41 Gum trees needed to take a harder look at the bases A L £ FIAC -T E|S L _l_l language departmental duties. Program on which people are making decisions FOOLISH I E A S U RE 43 Goddess of organizers also intend to arrange a which are not of a quantitative nature." F £ N | fi H E | | N 1 G ETR] 5 Shy plenty speakers series, and to visit similar 1 | 0 0 U Ft il AM" Z 1 | 6 Arabian Sea 44 Apt anagram programs around the country. W|A R 1 N A | R C H t R '•' • gulf 46 Pistol or Lots of offer b|R I :. | | A 0 N E | A 1 T 7 Ensign polo "I talk to a lot of pre-meds", said "The program has a lot of offer both 8 Tied, as a 47 Nimbus SjF E • S A T " 0 • T E_L A horse 48 Transporta Fluke, "and I find that many have not the science and non-science student," __s|T A S S E * |SH0DD< 9 Picnic game tion cost thought about the questions they will said Mauskopf. "Although a •1 PIER H E E P | | 10 Single time 49 Otherwise AjTlT i c | | . E H S | S P A face when they assume the 11 Greek vowel . 50 Garden tool background in science would be helpful, PTR'F. A K N E 5 SSTAKfS : 13 Wages 51 Stalk responsibility of a career in medicine." it isn't necessary." Mauskopf HTA R 1 N "s m< i s E 15 Wooded area 52 Wander E|E LV|BAS E • T 0 A The recent conference on bio-ethics, anticipates participation from "mostly 20 Malay restlessly which was student originated and pre-meds with a sprinkling of engineers isthmus 55 Y3le orchestrated, "is evidence that students and humanities and social science are becoming increasingly aware and majors." interested," he added. Participants in the program select five __H Paul Harrison, assistant dean and courses which take an analytical, m health professions advisor, said that ethical or policy-oriented perspective on __->' medical schools are "subtly making a topics in science, medicine and —F~- statement that they don't simply want technology. A two-semester, one-half science students. They are looking for credit senior seminar exploring one competent students but interesting aspect of the interdisciplinary field of human beings as well." biological and technological ethics is ™?5 ™ _WJ ~ ~ 30 Although participation in the Science, also required. The theme of the 1979-80 Society and Human Values program seminar is "Humanistic Dimensions of will not directly improve a candidate's Science." Completion of the program chances for medical school entrance, requirements entitles the student to a Harrison said he feels that "a letter of recommendation from the WWK? participant would inevitably become a interdepartmental program faculty for 1,2 ™ -di better speaker, better able to submission to graduate schools and comprehend ethical issues and therefore prospective employers. better prepared for interviews." Pre-med "The program provides two services 5= ^^B interest in the program will be strong, he for the student," said H.A. Strobel, ml ™ said, because "as medical schools professor of chemistry and program express their dictates, pre-meds will representative. "An informed group of H accommodate." academic advisors will enhance Eugene Stead, professor of medicine, communication about courses dealing H ~fc.— points out that the role of humanities with the impact of science on society and ethics in pre-med training may be which are presently available and about © 1979 by Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Synd. Inc. "Wf exaggerated. "It must be emphasized," how these courses interrelate." Also, he All Rights Reserved he said, "that the issues focused on in said, the student can pursue individual these ethical -discussions such as test work on a particular issue in a senior tube babies, are only 1/1000 of the seminar thesis. . Monday, March 19, 1979 The Chronicle Page Nine Redmen nip Duke 80-78 By Ed Turlington But while the big man was trying to regain his lost RALEIGH — As the sellout crowd of 12,400 filed out of strength, two other Blue Devils were trying to rally Reynolds Coliseum here last Sunday, many of their squad. Sophomore Gene Banks was hitting from them believed they had just witnessed the impossible. everywhere and captain Jim Spanarkel was The top two teams in the Atlantic Coast Conference exhibiting the magic that made him an all-everything had dropped heartstopping contests to two of those both last season and in 1979. schools who supposedly quit playing basketball years Duke could not overcome the pesky Redmen, ago. however. After Ron Plair canned two free throws with First, North Carolina, the number one seed in the 9:02 to play to give St. John's a 59-58 lead, the best the Eastern Regional of the NCAA Tournament, fell Blue Devils could do down the stretch was to knot the victim to the hot shooting of Tony Price and the contest. Pennsylvania Quakers. Post mortem: Penn 72 Tar Although they trailed by six points at 68-62 with just Heels 71. under six minutes to play, Foster and his crew were not Then as the "Let's go Duke" chant took on new ready to throw in the towel. Playing sticky defense and PHOTO BY STEVE HUNT meaning for the ACC fans in attendance, the Blue heady offense, Duke knotted the score for a final time John Harrell, who started at point guard against at 78 with only 32 seconds to go after Jim Suddath St. John's, had seven points and seven assists. Devils took the court. Although Duke was missing two starters after an appendicitis attack hit Bob Bender threw in one of his long range jumpers. and an ankle injury sidelined Kenny Dennard, the St. John's let the clock run down to only 20 seconds Scoring totals locals still thought that the 1978 NCAA runner-up and then called time out. With Duke in a man-to-man could show the visitors from the east how the game defense, the Redmen passed the ball around and DUKE- Taylor 2 2-2 6, Banks 10 4-5 24, Gminski was played. finally found Reggie Carter. The 6-3 junior drove the 6 4-4 16, Harrell 3 1-3 7, Spanarkel 7 2-2 16, And they did, at least for a while. right baseline, pulled up and hit an eight-foot jumper Suddath 3 1-2 7, Goetsch 1 0-1 2, Morrison 0 0-0 0, Running with a fervor that was lacking at times with only five seconds to play. St. John's led 80-78. Gray 0 0-0 0. 32 14-19 78. during the 1979 campaign, Duke raced to a 16-7 lead Duke used its last timeout to set up a last shot. over the Redmen after only four and one-half minutes. Gminski's halfcourt jumper was on line, but bounded ST. JOHN'S— Plair 4 3-4 11, Gilroy 2 0-0 4, Surely the bitter 69-66 defeat that St. John's dealt the off the rim high into the air. The season was over for McKoy 9 0-0 18, Kencher 2 2-2 6, Carter 8 5-6 21, Blue Devils in New York in late December was about to the Blue Devils, now 22-8. Wright 4 0-0 8, Thomas 5 2-2 12. 34 12-14 80. be revenged — or so ACC partisans reasoned. Last shot The Blue Devils held their margin throughout the A jubliant Carter, who led St. John's with 21 points, first period, but St. John's continued to hang tough, explained the final play. "We really didn't want to take Canterbury House presents... even with star center Wayne McKoy on the bench with a shot with as much time as we did. I looked at the three fouls. Although the Redmen tied the game at 31, clock with six or seven seconds left, ditched our plan The picture thot flipped the screen into a a late Duke rally gave the Blue Devils a 38-33 halftime and free lanced. This is the biggest shot of my career," neiu ©ro of frankness and fun! advantage. And in St. John's coach Lou Carnesecca's he said. mind, the score was important. Although hoarse from screaming, Carnesecca was "We really didn't play good in the first half, but we able to describe the winning shot. "I thought Duke didn't get blown out," he said. "I told our guys at would come out in a zone. Tom Abatemarco, one of my Bob & Carol halftime that we could win this thing." assistant coaches, said to go with 51, our baseline play, With McKoy back in the game at the beginning of if Duke went man-to-man," he said. the second half, St. John's began to peck away at the A disappointed Foster said "We wanted to get a Duke advantage. They first led 51-50 after a McKoy hand up, but Carter shot right over us. It was a heck of basket with 12:31 to play. a play." Gminski subpar The Duke mentor continued "Congratualations to Meanwhile, Duke was missing the outside shooting St. John's. I wish them well. Our two teams played about of Bender, the physical inside game of Dennard and a as well as they could." healthy MikeGminski. The Atlantic Coast Conference Although Foster added "It all came down to an Player-of-the-Year was ill with a stomach virus and eight-footer," he could have pointed to his squad's was not at full speed against the Redmen. injuries as a factor in the game. In fact, the Blue Devils Although Gminski had 16 points and 8 rebounds, resembled the walking wounded with Bender and & Ted & Alice the fact that he was only able to play 30 minutes was Dennard out, Gminski sick and guard John Harrell not what Bill Foster, Duke coach, wanted. To have a suffering from vision problems after a blow to the head TONIGHT-7, 9, _ 11 p.m. player of Gminski's calibre on the bench makes any midway through the second half. But Foster refused to coach uneasy. Continued on page 12 Bio-Sci Auditorium ONLY $1.00! SIZZLER'S SUPER SPECIAL •M-m Monday through Thursday only REALTORS 688-2304 o.-iAiaXlti, uWdci uau lo. 7 FOREST HILLS — 1506 / V HERMITAGE COURT. Co- $ § Ionia! home on large corner 4 £ lot. Custom-built with foyer, ? / living room with fireplace, S The V dining room, paneled den, y § music room, kitchen with & £ pantry, 5 or 6 bedrooms, AVi 7 ? baths, utility room, rec room J HERBIE y and much more. Call for an ^ § appointment! I HANCOCK § I § i Group $ 1409 N- GREGSON ST, — & BRING THIS COUPON AND YOUR UNIVERSITY LO. 4 TRINITY PARK. This two- * / story brick home includes liv- V § ingroom.diningroom.break- & fast room, den with a fire- GROUND BEEF PLATTER ? place, florida room, 4 bed- y rooms and 2 1/2 baths. 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Page Auditorium One Pizza 3:30 p.m. $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 Get One FREE 8:30 p.m. $4.50, $5.50, $6.50 (Second pizza of equal or less value) (Good thru 3/31/79) Good at all Triangle Peppi's locations, including: $1.00 off with Duke I.D. •2425 Guess Rd. • 3648 Chapel Hill Blvd. S& A • 3096 Duke St. Page Twelve The Chronicle Monday, March 19, 1979 Devils return home; lose 8-1 to Heels By John Roth scored from second on a beautifully-executed hit-and- Gonet. Both were 2-for-4 in the Carolina game. Two struggling baseball teams met at Jack Coombs run by Clark, a .450 hitter. The Heels scored their fifth Gonet, also a starting fullback for the football team, Field Saturday afternoon and struggled with each run in the sixth, thanks to a Duke throwing error, then had a particularly successful spring break at the plate, other for three innings. Then North Carolina exploded erupted for another three-run inning in the seventh. especially considering that this is the first season he's for three runs, coasted to an 8-1 victory over Duke and The Tar Heels, third in the college World Series last played baseball since he was in high school three left the Blue Devils struggling with their own year, opened this season with six victories but followed years ago. He's batting .267 and four of his eight hits frustration. that with six lopsided losses on a trip to Hawaii. have been home-runs. Duke left nine runners on base and could muster Duke scored its lone run Saturday in the bottom of "I had to get my eye back on the ball, get my swing only seven hits off of Tar Heel right-hander Blaine the sixth when Pruett singled and raced home on a back, and get my tempo back," said Gonet. "I've had Smith, while UNC pounded out 11 base hits, including base hit by first baseman Bryan Tenney, who entered problems with the curve ball and I've struck out a lot, three extra base smashes in the top ofthe fourth, to run the game as Duke's leading hitter with a .370 average. but I'm starting to realize what's a bad pitch and its record to 8-7 overall and 1-0 in the ACC. But the Blue Devils left two runners stranded in that what's a good pitch. "When the bats don't work, other bad things start to inning and in two other in dropping their fourth Gonet encouraged happen," said Duke coach Tom D'Armi, whose team straight contest. "Today our bats weren't moving. We didn't get the fell to 3-8 and 0-5 in the conference. "That's today's Mixed results hits when we needed tham and left a lot of runners on game in a nutshell. We had no bats today." The loss finished what was an unsuccessful but base. But we had Clemson on the ropes. They told us Through the first three innings it appeared as sometimes satisfying spring break for D'Armi and his we were the best Duke team they've seen in 10 years. though neither team would need much of an offense to club. Although the Devils were 2-5 last week, two ofthe We're going to surprise a few more teams this year." win. Smith limited Duke to a walk and a Don Pruett losses came against scholarship-laden Clemson, 13-1 Pruett, a freshman from Cincinnati, hoped to play in single, while Blue Devil hurler Don Mikush, 1-2, faced and 6-4. In the second game the Tigers and Blue Devils the outfield this season but D'Armi needed a nine batters and yielded only a bunt single to UNC were tied 4-4 heading into the eighth inning before replacement for graduated shortshop Bob Michael so shortstop Phil Griffith, who was later thrown out Clemson escaped with the victory. he taught Pruett that position in fall practice. "He's attempting to steal second by Duke catcher Andy "We scared the hell out of Clemson," said D'Armi. still nervous but he's going to be a good shortstop," Schoenhoft. "We had two men on in the ninth with Gonet coming D'Armi said. Spurt hurt up, and he'd already hit one 400 feet for a homerun. The Blue Devils have a chance to get back on the But the Tar Heels broke open the pitchers' duel in the "Our goal this year is to play unembarrassed winning track this afternoon at home with a top ofthe fourth. Jim Atkinson led off with a triple to baseball, and ofthe 11 games we've played we've been doubleheader against Ohio University. right-center and scored when Roy Clark slammed a in nine of them. This means a lot to us. It means a lot to long double into the right field corner. Scott Bradley me. I'm happy at this point. I think we're going to beat followed with another triple and then scored on an last year's won-loss record [12-21]." . . . Devils fall •infield f^oundout. D'Armi has gotten outstanding play in the early Continued from page 9 Griffith gave UNC another run in the fifth when he going from two players he listed as preseason question speculate on such matters. marks — shortstop Pruett and designated hitter In the somber Duke dressing room, conversation was muffled and reporters crowded around lockers in ENJAM' an attempt to hear comments. "Definitely," answered "[SUMMER JOBS!!! senior Spanarkel when asked if the Blue Devils were a Camp Kahdalea for Girls better team in 1979 than the 1978 edition. "Today's result was not that we didn't have the PRESENTS & Camp Chosatonga for Boys luck," he said. "St. John's was just getting what they needed." Needed: When asked if Duke overlooked the Redmen because An Evening with female & Male College & Grad Students as they are an eastern school, the Jersey City, New Jersey Cabin Counselors & Activity Specialists in: native answered "Schools in the east are really on the Backpacking . Gymnastics climb. People tend to forget about New York and New Rock Climbing Riding (forward seat) Jersey basketball." &iaeck& Whitewater Canoeing Dance But Spanarkel added in response to a follow-up Trail Riding (horses) Drama question: "I would like to see teams that knock the Nature Swimming & Diving ACC play a season in it." Arts & Crafts Woodworking Unusual events Tennis Music Banks also commented on the loss. "We took them Riflery Archery THURSDAY-March 29-8pm Soccer Basketball out of the game, but we let them back in. After a loss, it Music Administration is hard to reflect. There were some strange things TICKETS ON SALE NOW going on," he said. Strange may have been the word. Like Bender's BElK O • • CENTEH Interviews to be held on campus on Wednesday, sudden illness. Like Dennard's freak injury. Like •'•NO'IE7Ni[JKS WNb'ONS/ilEM •:'-' •• MON • March 21, from 9 to 4:30 at Placement Office, Gminski's mystery bug. Like two losses to St. John's in FNCIOSt S 50 R_P POSTAGE AND HANOI INC. CAl ! K)i- i\-KjHM.--'If)*, ,-w ,«TI Flowers Bldg. a year. And like two ACC teams losing in the NCAA in 1 KAHDALEA * CHOSATONGA M&liH, '!' "In th Blue Ridge Mountains of Wesiern North Carolina" North Carolina on the same day for the first time since Rt. 2, Brevard, North Carolina 28712 1961. Perhaps the only consolation is that it only ri'Mfifo 9f happens once every 18 years. Or at least ACC basket ball fans hope so. CAMP ECHO New! cm aais SIHJ LAKE Oyster Bar'' of with Warrens Burg, N.Y. Steamed Ovsters — Steamed Shrimp* Oysters on the Half-shell NOW— Open (upstate—near Lake George) Vie "JvajyU'i f'ttaL Ofi/m _
The Chronicle Duke University Volume 74, Number 116 Monday, March 19, 1979 Durham, North Carolina University May Drop Blind Admissions Policy by T.J
