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X. Writing Table Now Laureate's Legacy to JMU a Medieval Melodrama X. Writing table now laureate's legacy to JMU By TIM WALSH and last week became a part served as poet-in-residence at Springs, one of the most considered one of his most Although Sidney Lanier died of the Sawhill Gallery Hopkins Springs, often called fashionable and stately lodges lyrical works, Burr said, and in 1881, the renowned poet left collection. Rockingham Springs and now in post-Reconstruction was penned on the table now a valuable legacy for James The "most eminent poet the the site of Massanutten resort. Virginia, staged a medieval owned by JMU. Madison University. South ever produced," in the It was there that he received celebration called "Riding for Gerard Hopkins, owner of A small writing table, which words of Horace Burr, JMU's the pine writing table. the Rings" that delighted Hopkins Springs, gave the he used while composing at Curator of Fine Arts, Lanier A native Georgian, Lanier Lanier. A poetic speech, table to Lanier in 1879 in hopes least two of his later works, spent his last three summers first travelled here trom "Charge to the Knights", of having a famous literary was presented to the in the Shenandoah Valley. Macon, Ga., in 1879 with his written to open one of these work produced at his resort. university several years ago, During these visits, Lanier wife and four sons. Hopkins annual tournaments, is Continued on Page 6 e ^Breeze Vol. 56 Friday. June 22,1979 James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia No. 54 Freshmen, transfers begin campus visits ByCHARLESGRADY Getting time off from work in the summer, filling out the impossible forms, wandering among the strange buildings and unfamiliar faces — that was orientation. If you think it was a hassle for you, imagine what it must be for Dr. Elizabeth Finlayson, the person who has been in charge of James Madison University's orientation program for the past seven years. This summer she will organize nine different orientation periods, the first starting June 25 and the last ending July 23. There will be six regular sessions for freshmen, two regular sessions for transfers, and a special one-day session for transfers. Usually there are about 250 students in each session. Of the approximately 2,250 students planning to attend JMU next fall, 20 percent may be from out of state. Since JMU is a state-supported school, state regulation prohibits the university from accepting more than 20 percent out-of-state students, thus many must be turned away. The main reason so many out-of-state people want to attend JMU is the cost. For many students it is cheaper to go to school here than it is to attend a school in their own state, Finlayson said. People from the north lead the out-of-state list. Maryland has the most incoming students with 174, New Jersey has 54, New York 46, and Delaware 19. Realizing that these transfer students nave different needs than incoming freshmen has been the key to developing what Finlayson calls a "very successful program." At one time freshmen and transfers were given their introduction to the school at the same time. Finlayson then realized that the transfers needed to have their own identity. Transfers have different concerns, Finlayson said. They don't need freshman advisors because they have completed most of their general studies requirements. Instead, they need departmental advisors who can orient them to their specific programs. This year the orientation program has taken a tentative step toward establishing a one-day session for transfer students. The experimental one-day session will be for local transfer students on July 23. It will be the last session and primarily for transfer students who have already obtained off-campus housing. There are many advantages to the summer orientation A medieval melodrama program, such as being able to pre-register, Finlayson said. Also, it gives new students an opportunity to see the campus and meet many of its important administrators, including Revisiting the sport of Kings President Ronald Carrier, the vice-presidents and department heads. There are many advantages to the summer orientation program, such as being able to pre-register, Finlayson said. By GINA GARERI separately from wooden "archways." The Also, it gives new students an opportunity to see the campus "Charge, Sir Knight!" Silence. Then the rings are almost seven feet above ground and meet many of its important administrators, including sound of galloping hooves, the click of metal and their sizes range from one-quarter to President Ronald Carrier, the vice-presidents and department as the ring is speared, and cheers from the one-and-one-quarter inches, depending on heads. crowd acknowledging the rider's skill. the riding class and settlement of ties. The students are introduced to JMU's programs and Those were the sounds accompanying the The most rings speared in two rounds policies, and see an advisor to plan their fall programs. first National Hall of Fame Jousting determines the winner. In deciding ties the Parents of the orientation students have a separate Tournament held at Natural Chimneys ring sizes are reduced and the joust program. They can attend such things as an evening at the Regional Park Saturday. continues until a rider again spears the most JMU dinner theatre or view a show at the planetarium. Modern jousting originates from the in two rounds. Summer attendance is good for the sessions, usually more medieval sport in which two knights, The Natural Chimneys tournament was than 95 percent, Finlayson said. For those who can't make it, heavily weighted with armor and armed conducted in honor of the park's selection as due to travel problems or illness, there is a one-day orientation with lances, attempted to knock each other the home of the National Jousting Hall of Aug. 27. Students attending this orientation are the last to from their mounts Fame. register during regular registration, a fate no new student Modern jousting has eliminated the The park was selected as the site because deserves. combat element and substituted an 80-yard it is the location of the oldest continuous The sign of a successful program is one "that makes the straight track with three rings suspended Continued on Page I students comfortable and prepared for what is expected of them at JMU," Finlayson said. n pfy^uni^jftm»w»mnuMUj»»9iim Mmu>Akmmw>mMfmM*i^w>m mmwmmr** Page 2. THE BREEZE. Friday. June 22, 1979 MIDWAY MARKET administrators approved Midway Specials For Fri, Sat, & Sun. by JMU Board of Visitors By ANGELA ADKINS I clandestinely walked around director of program udweiser 16 oz. 2.39 and talked to students. They development for nursing and Five new administrative health services of the appointments were made by seem to be excited about what they're doing here." American Red Cross in Old Mil 12 oz. 1.79 the Board of Visitors in May. Washington, D.C. The board endorsed the Fuller wants to develop an University's selection of Dr. "intellectually rigorous" Michael Wartell as dean of the communication arts College of Letters and department, which also will Sciences; Dr. Carl Harter as involve the students in more head of the Department of practical applications. Sociology, Anthropology and "We want to strengthen our BLUE Social Work; Dr. Marcia Dake program, especially through as head of a new four-year internships. We are not so degree nursing program to much trying to start new begin in 1980; Dr. Rex Fuller things, but refine our present MOUNTAIN as head of the Department of program," he said. Fuller Communication Arts; and Dr. served as acting head of the Diane Spresser as head of the communication arts Department of Mathematics department last year. ALBUM SALE ana Computer Science. Spresser, who served as Wartell, currently dean of acting head of the department the School of Natural Sciences of mathematics and computer and Mathematics at Slippery science last year, sees herself Entire Stock On Sale Rock State College in as the catalyst to make Pennsylvania, replaces Dr. changes, the department John Sweigart who will return would like to see. List Sale List Sale to full-time teaching in the The department, name philosophy department here. change to include computer 11.98 Since he has not had much science shows a great deal of 7.98 4.99 7.99 time to assess the University, department and student Wartell will spend his first few interest in the computer 8.98 5.79 12.98 9.29 months here observing, he science program," Spresser said. said. 9.98 6.99 13.98 9.99 "One of the reasons I chose Harter is now an associate this school is because of its sociology professor at Tulane many strong points," said Wartell. 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