/ Brewer resigns for new position
CAROL HOI.OWINSKI University," Moudy said However, "it is a tribute to Dr However, Brewer said that his position at TCU has Editor Brewer and the University from which he was chosen," he "been very good for me as a learning situation to be a Dr Thomas Brewer, vice chancellor and dean of the added participant in the private sector" Experience in University, announced his resignation today. Brewer, who According to Executive Vice Chancellor H Lawrence development and admissions were a "particularly has been a University administrator for seven years, will Wilsey, most schools across the country have vacancies valuable experience," he said leave July 1 to become chancellor at East Carolina "I would hate to have a campus with deans nobody else Though he said he will miss the flexibility a private University in Greenville, North Carolina. wanted," he said TCU has to look at this thing in a university offers, public institutions also have advantages "I've enjoyed my years at TCU," he said. "Fort Worth's positive prospective, he added. our home When we leave, we leave behind family. . we such as the assurance of funds, he said. East Carolina University has approximately 11, 500 have many dear friends at TCU." he said The University has not made any plans for a students. The University has between 700-730 faculty Brewer is the third person to leave a major University replacement, Moudy said "We felt it was inappropriate to members and it recently established a medical school, position vacant in one year. Dr. William Wiebenga begin reviewing the possibilities for replacement until his Brewer said. Also, the atheletic department is being resigned as dean of AddRan last summer to become offer was finalized," Moudy said. upgraded "The challenge is there, the potential is there," provost at Wittenberg University in Ohio John Hitt he said Within the next few days discussions will begin on resigned as dean of the Graduate School to become vice whether the University should find a permanent president for academic affairs at Bradley University in East Carolina University will be the sixth job post he's replacement or fill the position temporarily with an acting Illinois. held since 1959. Prior to coming to TCU, Brewer was a vice-chancellor Though its rather late in the year, Moudy Neither position has been permanently filled. Dr. Jim member of the history faculty at North Texas State said, "it's not inconceivable we could have permanent Corder is acting dean of AddRan and Dr Paul Parham is University (1959-66), University of Kentucky (1966-67) and replacement by September." acting dean of the Graduate School. Iowa State University (1967-68) At the University of After reviewing the seven years Brewer has been with Brewer said the three vacancies created somewhat of a Toledo, he was a professor of history. the University, Moudy was asked to name to most im- problem for the University. "There's no doubt about it A portant contribution he felt Brewer has made to the "Higher educations a mobile field. Often if you want to turnover like this always creates a question mark " University. "I think Dr. Brewer has been the largest move up, you have to change universities," Brewer single source in increasing faculty participation in the Dr. James Moudy. chancellor, said the vacancies would commented. decision making process and to some extent student "slow down" the University as well as "cause some extra "I could not do this job (TCU vice-chancellor and dean participation as well," he said. Dr William Friday, burden. "However, it's not a fatal blow," he said, "but of the university) until I'm 65," he said "For the president of North Carolina's 16 university campuses, rather a temporary pause." university and for my own personal satisfaction it said,"I am very fortunate to have Dr Brewer join us." Brewer's resignation "is a very serious .loss to the wouldn't be good " The Dqihi Skiff Texas Christian University, Fort Worth. Texas ™ ^ Friday.Friday, March 10, 1978 Vol. 76, No. 82 Carter says law must be obeyed
WASHINGTON (AP) - President no plans to ask Congress to let the be law abiding and patriotic citizens," Carter said yesterday he expects coal government seize the mines, a lie said, and I believe that a sub- miners and operators alike to obey the possible move in the event the miners stantial portion of them, an adequate law, and told Attorney General Griffin do not return to work portion of them, will obey the law " Bell io take personal command of Askitl directly what he would do if He also said that even with the federal law enforcement to back an the miners defied a Taft-Hartley in- strike, coal production is about 50 anticipated back-to work order. junction, Carter said the order would percent of its normal level, so if a Carter told a nationally televised prevent interference wilh resumed moderate number of miners go back to and broadcast news conference thai mining "1 believe the coal miners to work, an energy crisis can be avoided. he firmly believes a federal court order under the Taft-Hartley Act will be observed "1 have absolutely no plans to seek congressional action to news briefs authorize seizure of the coal mines," he said. Southwestern Bell asks for rate hike Carter spbke as government lawyers prepared their arguments for AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. said yesterday a Taft-Hartley injunction. He said he it has asked the Texas Public Utility Commission for rate inceases totalling also has asked Secretary of Labor Ray $214.3 million over a one-year period Marshall to enlist the labor experts John Hayes, Bell's Texas vice president for revenues, said this would who studied the strike situation to go amount toan 11.4 percent increase in Bell's Texas income." into the coal fields and urge the miners Of the increase, $37.7 million would come from basic residential rates. to return to their jobs Hayes said. While the 94-day coal strike topped his news conference agenda. Carter Crewman attempts Taiwanese hijacking also announced what appears to be a partial resolution of the conflict between Ethiopia and Somalia HONG KONG (AP) -. A crewman waving an ax and a pair of scissors tried to hijack a Taiwanese jetliner to mainland China yesterday but a He said that Somalia is withdrawing THE ART OF DANCING—Modern dance student Mary security guard aboard the plane shot and killed him, police said. "Spring." The presentation will be in conjunction with its troops from the Ogaden region of Phelps will perform in the Student Center Art Gallery The pilot and co-pilot were injured by the crewman, identified as flight Women's Week Ethiopia, and he called upon Cuba and March 13 at noon The theme of the presentation will be engineer Shih Ming-Cheng. 34, before he was shot, police said. the Soviet Union to withdraw their The plane, a Boeing 737 carrying 101 persons from Kaoshiung. Taiwan, to forces and advisers from the area Hong Kong, landed at Hong Kong and the "situation is under control," a The president said he hopes a government spokesman said. Dancers to perform in art gallery Somali withdrawal from the disputed desert region "will result in an im- mediate halt to the bloodshed in the Tower's connection to Park questioned ■ A modern dance performance will "After all, dance is an art form, and George'Gershwin to Willie Nelson. Horn of Africa." be offered Monday at rtoon in the The routine will be brought in it is an art gallery," Phelps said. WASHINGTON i AP) Two Texas Democrats hoping to unseat Sen John Student Center Gallery as part of conjunction with the Gallery's Brown "The United States looks forward The theme of the presentation will Tower called upon the Republican to explain his "relationship" with accused Women's week. Bag Series, where people can come, to the withdrawal of all foreign forces South Korean influence peddler Tongsun Park It will be the first modern dance be "Spring," and Phelps describes the eat their lunch, and see an interesting at an early date," Carter said "I expected to have to put up with this," Tower said Wednesday when asked performance at the Gallery, according show as "light, and basically very presentation, Phelps explained Carter began his news conference to respond to charges leveled by Rep Bob Krueger and former state in- , to Mary Phelps, who came up with the entertaining." The dancers will move "There won't be anything very serious with a statement on the coal strike, surance board chairman Joe Christie "It means the focus is on me even idea. to all kinds of music—ranging from to upset the stomach.'' noting that the administration has though there are an awful fcit of people involved. No one promised me a rose gone to court for a strike-ending in- garden when I got in this business. Campus groups to compete junction, and adding: "My own conscience on this is very clear indeed so I have no regrets about anything." "The welfare of our nation requires this difficult step and I expect that all Contraceptive shot labeled dangerous TCU blood drive sets goal parties will obey the law." He said the government will use its resources to ease the energy and WASHINGTON (AP) - The federal government is preparing to declare a Competition between campus vices Deadline for returning the If the turnout is good Tuesday night, economic problems caused by the controversial three-month birth control shot, widely used in other countries, organizations, evening hours for forms is March 15. more evening hours will be scheduled walkout too dangerous for contraceptive use in the United States, sources say. students who work, and a positive A chart of those participating, and for the other two days, she added "This is a time for cooling off and we The sources, who asked not to be identified, said Food and Drug Com- attitude will mark this semester's their daily progress will be posted in The 500-pint goal is also new to the will do everything in our power to missioner Donald Kennedy already had notified the drug's manufacturer and blood drive, according to Tenley the Student Center, Thomas said "to blood drive. "Goals were never ensure that it does not become a time planned to announce his decision to Congress yesterday. Thomas and Bryan Grigsby, in charge make things more visible." specifically set before," Thomas of confrontation," Carter said. "The The drug is medroxyprogesterone, marketed by Upjohn Co. under the brand name Depo Provera. of the Tom Brown-Jarvis event. explained. "But, looking at the law must be enforced." Donations can be made on an in- The drive will be April 2, 3, and 4, enrollment, and at past experience, dependent basis, Grigsby added. But, Therefore, the president said, he has and a goal of 500 pints has been set, we think we'll be able to do it. Soviets propose ban on neutron bomb Editorials Satire Short stuff Guest shortage Roller ring The 29-year-old stuntman claims to have pioneered a By RUSSELL BAKER new sport by jumping over N.Y. Times Columnist It was a marriage made in obstacles in snowmobiles. He Perhaps the most expensive guest in Roller Haven. said that last year he the country today is Billy Carter, who The entire wedding party— maneuvered a snowmobile charges $5,000 an appearance. Billy's including the minister— over nine full-sized fee does not entitle you to a speech or wheeled into the roller rink automobiles. on skates for the marriage any other variety of entertainment; he "When I got into it, nobody simply shows up and makes himself ceremony of Sharon and was jumping with John Norris. available for small talk or just plain snowmobiles. They're dif- viewing. John, 26, and Sharon, 23, ficult to control in the air. Doing it is unique, scary—for Before the kind of people who grind first met at Dave and Deb's the people watching," he their teeth about the decline of the roller Haven, where the work ethic begin composing jeremiads marriage ceremony took said. Kerry acknowledged that on this theme, it should be pointed out place Saturday. John was 16 that Billy is serving an important and Sharon was 12 at the he may have considerable problems convincing U.S. social function, and also that the time they met. and Canadian officials that work—professional guesting—is not the picnic it may seem to be. When they decided to his jump merits gaining their marry, they wanted permission to attempt it. The fact is that the United States something out of the or- Let's just hope this guy already has a serious guest shortage. dinary to mark the doesn't have as much trouble When the Shah of Iran visited ceremony, so they came up getting flight clearance from Washington a month or so ago, the with the roller skates idea. Canada as Braniff has from Iranians had to hire a large contingent Great Britain. of guests to attend the celebrations. "This started out as a big Finding authentic guests, even for a joke," the groom said. fee, proved so difficult that they "Then, we found out the Let's be Frank finally had to hire actors who could minister had his own set of portray guests. skates. So we said, 'Okay, It's not just for himself, why not,'" Maryland's attorney general Spectacle promotions like the Super says, that he wants to change Bowl regularly salt the anonymous his middle name. It's also for Latest in business: info market crowd with "celebrities" retained to lovers, lawyers, business guest it up around the host town in Viva Lai Vegas leaders and upholders of the return for, among other emoluments, Constitution. By N.R. KLEINEFIELD Business Decisions and Warner- free hotel accommodations and good An Illinois man says he Francis B. Burch made N.Y. Times Columnist Business Eddison Associates Find, however, is seats for the game. may go to Las Vegas and try that argument in response to easily the biggest as the oldest. It his luck there while his a petition that the courts A manufacturer of business supplies expects that its prescription for People with names that interest winning streak is still hot— refuse to grant the request of wanted to know the history of the Find finds information in a medley dispensing information will evenutally newspapers and may draw crowds are that is, when he gets back the state's chief prosecutor loose-leaf notebook. A food company of ways. Sometimes it just gets on the become infectious. now drawing big fees simply for from Acapulco. to change his middle name needed a list of ranking experts on phone and calls someone, but the showing up wherever public relations The 31-year-old ac- from Boucher to Bill. potato chips. Still another company nucleus of its operation is a collection To get the facts, Find avails itself of agencies want them to make a small countant's good fortune A local attorney has was interested in the consumption of computer data banks it rents access such computer banks as Enviroline splash. started last year when he to. These data banks (which are (environmental data), LEXIS (law complained that the "cuddly trend of Bloody Marys. A foreign So far, of course, the guest won a pool table in a Chicago growing in independent usage information), CRECORD and friendly" connotation of concern, for some reason, was curious profession is little more than a ripple radio station contest. themselves) consist of terminals that, (Congressional data), The New York the name Bill do not apply to where shepherd's crooks could be on the pond, but young people thinking Two months ago, he won an with the aid of a phone, can summon times Information Bank (facts from Burch, a frequent courtroom found and how much they went for. about a career might be well advised all-expense paid trip to information stored in computers. myriad publications) and SSIE adversary. to look at the potential future of Acapulco from the same Find's 87 banks, for example, house (science information). Find rents Burch has long been known Find-SVP had all those answers. guesting, particularly since the radio station. summaries of more than 50 million access to these banks from the as Bill, but his request would The young company, which occupies medical, journalism and law schools articles and reports on innumerable originating companies, which keep And when he and his wife allow his name to appear sprawling, modern offices at Fifth are glutted. Even today a run-of-the- subjects. them constantly stocked with fresh drive to the airport to leave that way on election ballots. Avenue and 43rd Street, Ifas been a mill guest ought to make $50,000 a year facts. for Acapulco, they will be in He is expected to run for trail breaker in what is shaping up as a without wearing out his smile, and a a new Cadillac, won governor or some other bustling information industry. Instead Find regularly ministers to the The majority of answers are dug up Billy Carter can probably make more Saturday night in a raffle statewide office this fall. of putting together their own research needs of 6,000 businessmen at 500 within 48 hours (about 5 percent of the than his brother, the President sponsored by the St. Ann's In the petition, Burch saic centers (or straining to answer really companies, who bombard it with time, Find says it comes up empty- Men's Club in Hazel Crest. Kerpelman's assault on the sticky questions), other companies several thousand questions a month. handed). Depending on volume of The cause of the great shortage (as word "bill" could lead to loss can call Find and get whatever they The companies include I.T.T., Union usage, customer payments vary from of almost everything else) is of meaning for the Bill of need. It has SO employees; 30 of them television. Most Americans are now How about tractors? Carbide, Xerox, International Paper, $100 to $1,000 a month. Cash is not Rights, lovebirds could no do nothing but rummage for answers. I.B.M., Cocoa-Cola, Kentucky Fried required. Find takes American Ex- the perpetual guests of their sets. Why longer bill and coo and the press cards. go out when you can sit at home with Daredevils have been Chicken, Hallmark Cards and Fuji legal world would be "We're basically an information Bank. Government agencies, colleges, Find also maintains a research Howard Cosell, Walter Cronkite, going over Niagara Falls in a deprived of bills of lading, supermarket," explained Andrew project department that tackles Alistair Cooke and Carol Burnett— barrel since the turn of the libraries and foundations subscribe as sale, exchange, complaint, Gavein, Find's robust, 32-year-old well. lengthy propositions. One extensive especially when you don't have to century, but a Portland, particulars and exceptions. president. "You come in here and do marketing report cost a client $25,000. labor at small talk with somebody as Maine, man has an Evel Legislatures would collapse one-stop shopping. We're geared The most ambitious project—for a dull as yourself? Knievel-style twist planned. By no means is Find the only sup- if they had to work without mainly for business, because com- plier of this service. Among a paper product maker—involved The man wants to jump bills. This guest shortage will doubtless panies gobble up tons of information. sprinkling of other information collecting actual samples of toilet become more pronounced in the years across the falls in a The attorney general's But we have all manner of clients. retailers, the larger ones are Editec, tissue from half the countries in the "steampowered" ahead. As guests become harder and petition said Kerpelman was Everybody needs information. We've Documentation Associates, In- world. That took six months, snowmobile. "full of bill." harder to come by, their services will got it." formation Unlimited, Information for (c) 1978 N.Y. Times News Service become increasingly valuable to all those people and institutions which require a large supply of guests to keep functioning. The openings of new supermarkets and insurance offices, Washington receptions for touring potentates, even One by one, the myths of milk are being exposed household parties designed to promote the host's or hostess's social position- all these need guests so desperately By JANE E. BRODY tobaccilli) have predigested the excessive fatigue, refusal to eat and teeth, heart disease, diarrhea and that they will be willing to pay for N.Y. Times Columnist lactose, and most people with lactase irritability, among others. Milk increased stomach acidity. The Health them. Nearly all of us grew up believing deficiency can eat such cheeses with allergy is best diagnosed by removing culprits are milk protein, milk fat and The next development here is ob- that milk was a wondrous substance, no difficulty. Yogurt (homemade but all milk and milk products from the milk sugar—all the main ingredients African tribes—are the vast majority viously the establishment of a guest the nearest thing to a perfect food, not many of the commercial diet to see if the symptoms disappear. of milk except the water. of adults known to retain their ability college, a post-graduate institution at nourishment for body and soul for life. varieties), buttermilk, sour cream The incidence of milk allergy has Despite the contentions of the to digest milk sugar. which the most promising young Recent evidence suggests, however, and acidophilus milk that has been been various estimated at 2 percent, American dairy industry that "you Lactose is a complex sugar that potential guests would study three or that many of us were misled. One by soured by Lactobaccillus acidophilus 7.5 percent or higher. It is more likely never outgrow your need for milk," must be broken down in the small four years before being licensed by an one, the "myths" of milk are being have reduced lactose levels but may to occur if cow's milk is fed before the about two-thirds of the world's people intestine by the enzyme lactase into American Guest Association to exposed, and the child who refused to still cause difficulties in some lactose- age of 6 months. do, starting at about the age of 2. Past two digestible sugars, glucose and practice their profession. drink his milk may turn out to have sensitive people. Cow's milk is a very poor source of Infancy, about 70 percent of American galactose, before the human body can One fancies them entrenched behind been the wisest of us all. Sensitive persons should beware of iron, which is why most pediatricians blacks, Indians and Jews, and more assimilate it. Lactase levels are high receptionists in Park Avenue offices, To be sure, milk is a nutrient-laden food made with nonfat milk solids, prescribe iron supplements for infants than DO percent of Asian and Middle in all population groups at birth and wails splendid with certificates of food, containing protein, fat, sugar, Eastern populations become in- since these contain lactose. It has not and small children. If milk is con- through the first year or two of life. guesthood, subtly explaining to calcium, phosphorous, vitamins A and creasingly unable to digest the milk yet been demonstrated that drinkers sumed to excess (as sometimes Then, in most people, the level drops aspiring hosts that the bill will not be D and leaser amounts of other sugar, lactose. As a result, many of the recently developed "Sweet happens when a child is given free or and in some it may almost completely painless. essential nutrients. At the same time, actually become sick when they drink Acidophilus" milk (in which the frequent access to a bottle), the child disappear. For those who can get going when many problems can now be attributed milk. bacteria are added to cold milk and may fail to eat enough iron-containing Without lactase, the lactose in milk the going gets rough, it is a profession directly or indirectly to milk con- In only a few population groups- don't grow unless the milk is allowed foods. cannot be digested, and instead it of the future. Moreover, there are sumption, including allergic reac- Northern Europeans and their to warm) can avoid symptoms In addition, some children may causes such symptoms as intestinal compensations richer than money. tions, iron-deficiency anemia, rotten American descendents, and a few associated with lactase deficiency. become severely anemic because they How pleasant, for example, it would gas, bloating, cramps and diarrhea. It has long been known that many continuously lose small amounts of Lactose-intolerant people do not get be to explain that you'd love to accept infants are unable to drink cow's milk blood in the stool, apparently as a the full nutritional value from milk. because they are allergic to one or result of milk allergy. that invitation, but your fee, regret- However, lactose intolerance is not an more milk proteins. Dr. Claude A. tably, is $5,000. The Daily Skiff all-or-nothing phenomenon, and a Frazier, allergist from Asheville, (O 1978 N.Y. Times News Service (c) 1918 N.Y. Times News Service quarter or more of toe people who N.C., and author of "Coping with Food show lactose intolerance on a standard Allergy" (Quadrangle, $9.95), points test (for an adult, the test involves a out that cow's milk has nearly three Opinion lactose "load" of about four glasses of times more protein than human breast The Daily Skiff Opinion page Is open to milk on an empty stomach) can milk. Sometimes the Infant's Im- douniespaced, no longer than 3oe any member of the campus com- handle small amounts of milk at a mature digestive system cannot words. Guest columns should be munity with an Idea to contribute. The Dally Skiff, student newspaper at Texas Christian University, Fort time—a glass or less—especially if it handle the proteins properly and the typewritten and doublespaced. no Worth, la published Tuesday through Friday during class weeks except Is consumed slowly with other food. baby becomes sensitized to them. Opinions expressed by columnists on longer than too words. Handwritten review week, finals weak and summer term. Views expressed are those of Most people with lactase deficiency Such babies may do well on goat's this page do not necessarily represent material may be discarded or printed' the students Involved and do not necesearily reflect administrative polices can tolerate the amount of milk you milk or soy milk formulas. the views of The Dally Skiff or Texas as best the editor can decipher It. All of the University. Third Class postage paid at Fort Worth, Texas. Sub- would add to coffee. Symptom of milk allergy range Cntristlan University. All unsigned contributions must bear a legible scription price $5. The Dally Skiff welcomes any letters and maintains the In many hard cheeses (for example, editorials represent the views of The signature and ID Dumber. Con- right to edit for grammar, speflmg, length and community standards. widely and may be hard to diagnose. Cheddar or Swiss), the culturing Daily Skiff staff. Letters to the editor University IDs must ha presumed along with submitted material. They Include eczema, colic, diarrhea, tributions may be mailed to or brought organisms (bacteria called Lac- constipation, asthma, ear infections, should be typewritten and by Room US, Dan Rogers Hall. • Friday, March 10, 1978 The Daily Skiff 5 couples dwell in Iron Age By R. W. Apple, Jr. dramatize archeology and perhaps to doors, John Rockliff, a construction shoes, Bach and Bob Dylan, being able N. Y. Times News Writer add a bit to modern man's un- worker, said his time here had made to zoom up to Scotland." Jill Grainger SHAFTESBURY, England - No derstanding of the remote past, had to him more self-sufficient, Sharon missed the freedom to walk wherever radio, no television, no newspapers. make a few compromises. Con- Preston, a 24-year-old student from .she wanted to. Sharon Preston missed No toothpaste, no soap, no cosmetics. traceptive pills were supplied to the Lancashire, said she had learned self- books Martin Elphick missed his pint No electricity, no running water, no women, a doctor was sent into the control and tolerance. of beer and his cigars, but not 20th toilets No cigarettes, no coffee, no village four times and the "well" was "You have to learn these things," Century noise tea. in fact fed from water mains because she added, "when there is no escape For almost a year now, 10 young Sarah Rockliff missed warm baths the water table in this part of England from the people you are living with men and women have willingly been — but most of all, she missed her has fallen to a level that makes well- and you have to come back to them deprived of all of those common afternoon tea Until the settlement is drilling impractical. every single day." conveniences of modern life and many Then there were the inevitable disbanded next month, Sarah and more They have lived in a "round collisions with the omnipresent British Kate Rossetti, a smiling, round friends will make do with brews made house" of thatch, wattle and daub that bureaucracy. Building inspectors faced teacher from Bristol, said that of dandelions or mint, poor sub- stitutes, in their view, for the genuine they built themselves in a remote finally agreed to waive their she found "a lot to be said for com- corner of Wiltshire, southwest of regulations munal living"—especially the mutual "cuppa " London But not so with the education support and dependence, as well as the The village diet consisted of fresh There they have woven cloth for authorities,, who insisted that the peace of the countryside She doubts vegetables in summer, dried ones in their clothes, raised crops, tended children! keep up with their lessons, that she will ever again live in a city winter, plus meat from the stock of livestock, forged tools, thrown pots, in and not so the humane societies, who But it has not been a pastoral idyll chickens, goats, cattle and boars. each case emulating, as nearly as insisted that a butcher equipped with a by any means Martin Elphick, Wheat went into bread and breakfast possible, the practices of the Celtic special stunning pistol carry out the Helen's husband, left for a while, and mush Theykept bees in wicker hives, tribesmen who dwelt here in the Iron slaughter of village boars. the couple that left for good had been using honey instead of sugar, and they Age 2,200 years ago. The BBC had intended to open the involved in a heated quarrel with the traded pottery to the film crew for Their experiment in living in the village to the press last week, to mark others that none of them is willing to small rashions of salt. past was set up by the British the beginning of the television series. talk about with outsiders. All five couples, three married and Broadcasting Corp for a series of 12 But the West of England was buried Everyone has a list of things missed two not, agreed that their relation- documentaries, the BBC selected five under a blizzard. Modern life in the For Kate Rossetti, it includes "my ships were less full of stress here than couples from a group of more than area came to a standstill, and the visit family and friends, chocolate, comfy outside 1,000 volunteers. The Iron Age was called off, but the Iron Age community, which is located at the villagers had no problems what- A i dfydrv dry drY dry £k dry* Jfk Jr\ A «d\ end of a tiny country lane, was soever. They have no roads to keep NOMINATED carefully screened from the rest of the open, no stores or offices to get to, no FOR /^«N world. electricity to fail. When the reporters 5:30 The volunteers, who were paid finally arrived, they found the village, frCU THEATRE 30SS S UMIVER5ITT $2,000 apiece for their participation, which is about eight miles southeast of • 916 9364- were visited once a week by a camera Shaftesbury, ankle-deep in mud. It crew, but apart from that, they were was raining. But the villagers seemed left to rely on resources that existed at more bothered by the reporters' in- MATINEES the time of Jesus trusion than by the weather. SAT i Great pains were taken to ensure Standing barefoot in the chilly mud, authenticity Evidence from ar- stretching a deerskin on a primitive cheological excavations was studied. frame, 25-year-old Helen Elphick, a SUN as well as cave paintings and old nurse before joining the experiment, manuscripts With few exceptions said she wasn't bothered in the BACK TO BASICS—Peter Little makes an oak cartwheel with handmade tools in (the most obvious was the women's slightest. PG« Jane Fonda iVanessa Redgrave this Iron Age experimental community. The British Broadcasting Corp. paid ten wedding rings) everything in the Seated next to the fire in the center volunteers to experience living in the past. BBC plans to film 12 documentaries. village was hand-made. of the gloomy round house, which was 'dfvdfv dry dry dry Jr\. jfk A A Sk dr> (N.Y. Times Photoi John Percival. the producer, who lit only by the fire and what little conceived the experimemVas a way to daylight came through the two low iMiDIMiTE MOViE| Past damages seen clearly now Oscar Nominee Woodv Allen in Citizen appreciates survival of swamp d Take The Money And Run ■ ■ ■ ^ Kridav & Saturday Nite $2.00 WAYCROSS, Ga. Rufus and Chaka Khan, who with album, "Street Player" shipped gold. Lead singer Chaka Khan is the guest artists Heat Wave and Brass Rufus has a consistent background of personification of Rufus' free spirit. Construction will present "The gold and platinum—"Rags to Rufus," Her voice, nurtured through years of Streetplayer Festival" on Saturday, "Rufusized," "Rufus Featuring singing to recordings of jazz vocalists March 18, in Dallas' Moody Coliseum, Chaka Khan" and "Ask Rufus." from Ray Charles to Harry Belafonte have been likened to the world's most The concert will begin at 8 p.m. with to African folk artists, has become a active volcano. all seats reserved Tickets are $7.50 blending of these early influences Her and $6.50 plus a 25 cent service charge style alternates between the sweat and They're spirited . . they're the tart, the sizzling and the cool. And dynamic . . their music has the liquid The tickets are on sale at Amusement Ticket Service, Fort Worth and she moves between these musical flow of molten lava, and beneath the styles with ease. surface unlimited energy surges, Dallas, all Sound Warehouses, Fan- Kevin Murphy has been a waiting to be released. tasia in Arlington, and Preston professional musician for over 18 Tickets, Preston Records, Green Call their collective efforts the years, beginning with a quintet known Parrot Restaurant and H&W Records, product of craftsmanship if you will. as Kevin and The Keepsakes, and It's no surprise that their current all in Dallas. continuing in Chicago with the Dick Clark Caravan of Stars. His time in Chicago also led him to the formation Alleged test-tube boy of Rufus Today he is the only original member of the band, whose scope is typified by Murphy's mastery of all called 'alive, healthy' the keyboard instruments. Other members of the group are David "Hawk" Wolinski, another NEW YORK (AP) - The boy London Times recently asked him keyboard master, Bobby Watson, bass created from a cell of an unmarried about Rorvik player, guitarist Tony Maiden and man is "alive, healthy and loved Shettles said he doesn't doubt drummer Richard "Moon" Calhoun today," according to the author of^ Rorvick's story. book about the purported first cloning of a human being. "Apparently, I'm about the only Bill Glover's Science writer David M Rorvik was one," he said. "From what experience quoted as affirming the alleged child's I've had with him, I feel it's an status in a statement issued Wed- obligation to speak up and express my IDENTITY CRISIS nesday by his publisher, J.B. Lip- confidence." 5117 West Rosedale pincott Co The publisher and Rorvik's Shettles co-authored a book called l-20atMerrick agent declined to make the writer "Choosing your Child's Sex" with available for further questions Food for the body & food for Rorvik in 1970 Rorvik said in the statement that thought. scientists refined a cell-fusion Edward L. Burlingame, senior vice Mixed spirits & free spirits technique for the alleged cloning in- president and editor-inchief of Lip- stead of using earlier microsurgical pincott's adult trade division, said the . techniques in which cells were more publisher was not able to authenticate easily damaged Rorvik's claims because of his pledge .The book, "In His Image," to conceal the identities of the par- originally was scheduled for ticipants in the purported cloning. □ DD^l publication in June but the date was "The book he proposed to write I SIM advanced to March 31. Fawn Shop would inevitably arouse much con- F ANTASTICK FUN—Susan Jordan and Hugh Johnson play It says that a boy, now 14 months only in the Student Center ballroom. Tickets may be pur- troversy, but would explore scientific, Fort Worth. Texas 76107 two young lovers in TCU's first dinner Theatre production, old, was created from a cell of an chased by calling 926-2461 ext. 341 or at the Student Cenner social, moral and religious issues of (817)737-5261 "The Fantasticks," on March 16 The two-act Schmidt and unidentified, wealthy, unmarried information desk. Students may use their meal tickets great import," Burlingame said. "We Jones muscial, directed by Johnson, will play for one night man. Plenty of Parking at believed he would treat these issues in "I have seen the child since his JOE'S PAWN SHOP a revealing, responsible manner, and birth," Rorvik asserted in the and ROYAL POOLS. we decided to publish it." statement. The statement did not give One Free Drink With this Ad. the child's name or location Dinner theater is TCU's first Rorvik declared that the cloning was "a feat achieved by a team with build a wall between their gardens to By CHRIS KELLEY production playing at the Fort Worth millions of dollars at its disposal." He pretend to keep their children apart. SUff Writer Community Theatre did not identify the team or say who Their duets, "Never Say No," and hair etc. TCU will present it's first dinner As the Mute, El Gallo's able provided the funding. "Plant a Radish," highlight each act theatre March 16 with Thimble assistant, Suzi McLaughlin brings Cloning, the process of duplicating tot fflflri ■no' liJCirnTi like dance numbers by a vaudeville Theatre's production of "The Fan- many moments of charming mime living things from an individual cell, tasticks" in the Student Center team. magic to the production. has been used in creating plants and a ballroom. Rounding out the comedy are Matt frog, but has never before been at- The play, the longest running off- Matthews as the old Actor, and Steve "We're a bunch of professionals tempted with humans Scientists have Broadway muscial comedy, will be Garrett as his sidekick, Mortimer. getting together for the fun of it to do expressed doubt that such an directed by Hugh Johnson, who says It is the charming music from "The this production There is a difference achievement as a human cloning the production creates "a sort of Fantasticks," that make it a magical when you just do a play for a would have gone unnoticed in the V magic between the audience and play, says Johnson. The play has run paycheck, and when you do it for fun scientific world. performers " for seventeen years in New York. And I think the audience will know it," But a Vermont doctor said Wed- "It is a small and intimate sort of The many now famous songs in- Johnson said about the show. nesday that Rorvik approached him production," Johnson said. "It is clude, "Try to Remember," "Soon It's The dinner theatre begins with a two years ago to aid an elderly, New really an incredible piece of Gonna Rain," "I Can See It," and roast beef dinner which will be served Jersey multimillionaire who wanted to theater." "They Were You." at 7 p.m., with the musical beginning create an exact duplicate of himself The musical is being brought to Musical accompaniment for the at 8:15 p.m. Tickets arc $4.00 per through cloning. campus for one-night only as a special production will be provided by TCU person for TCU students, faculty and project of the Creative Programming senior music major major Gary Willet staff, and $5.00 per person for the Dr. Landrum Shettles, a specialist Committee. on piano and Sam Milligan on Harp. general public. in obstetrics and gynecology who had The play involves two young lovers, Milligan will be playing dinner music 27 years of experience in embryology This price includes both dinner and played by Johnson and Carla Jordan, as well, Johnson added. at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in the show. Reservations should be whose next-door neighboring fathers The eight-member cast also New York City before he moved to made by Tuesday, March 14 by are feuding. features Jerry Russel as the narrator, Vermont in 1975, said in a copyrighted DOWNTOWN TCU-WEOCWOOO calling 926-2461, ext. 341, or tickets Stacy Schronk and Cliff Conkling El Gallo. Russel just directed "The story by the Burlington (Vermont) 207 W. Mi may be purchased at the information PHONE: 332-K4J are the scheming fathers who agree to Miracle Worker," the current Free Press that he had told Rorvik desk in the TCU Student Center. that he needed time to do research and Students may use their meal tickets find an laboratory. He said he heard for the show. Psych prof receives award no more of the request until the J. Arthur Woodward, who earned given annually to three young : NI the doctorate in psychology in 1973 at psychologists for outstanding effort in ■ he v TCU, has received an American the area of their specialty. Recipients, j $141 Psychological Association award for drawn from different fields of • rem his research in the area of psychology on a yearly rotating basis, Spin methodology. are researchers who have earned the » pres One of three 1977 recipients of the Ph.D. no more than eight years prior Tonighr you are cordially invired to o ' ' Bop Early Career Award, Dr. Woodward to the year of their award. special preview of a major morion picture obje was cited for " . his outstanding anti contributions to psychometric theory "This is probably the highest which will be one of the most terrifying Unit recognition that a young psychologist and the application of methodology to and fascinating experiences you will ever »: A meaningful psychological problems." can receive from the APA," said Dr. see in a movie theater. , the An article in the January, 1978, issue Steven G. Cole, TCU psychology soul of American Psychologist revealed department chairman. The Winston- It is a one-nighr-only preview * swa Salem, N.C., native was graduated that he has also. . made substantial And a once in-a-liferime motion picture. , sma from TCU working with Dr. Robert G. contributions to determine the with Demaree and Dr. George W. Joe on severity of the national heroin * « in tl methodological issues in experimental problem." depi Since the first presentation in 1974, design, applied multivariate analysis the Early Career Awards have been and reliability theory. Pi the r J Afri Weekend Movies—S.C. Ballroom V onight before anyor you can feel 1F]M ; the Friday March 10 ; calli ; sclw ', wou THE LION IN WINTER : 'res ■ cent 4:30 and 7:30 p.m. • cept 73* ! Ai : whi '■ Spir Saturday March 11 ■ ; he \ • had 12 Hour Movie Marathon iMAN : pres ■ ',totr Featuring Comedy Classics K RESTRICU0 |! the : or* : totl 8 pjri. -8 CLm. ■ "i CHECK YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER FOR THEATRE LISTING : orgi All Night Only 50* 'not • swa: ; Prei Al • : altei -*iaUi Friday, March 10, 1978 The Daily Skiff TCU speeding bullet Houston team admits theft "I'm so ashamed I don't know what I did this to the school.' gets world-class rep HOUSTON (AP) - Principal AC. to do," Herald said. "But at the same Herald said the Austin businessmen Herald Jr. says four members of the time I'm doggone proud of the very can be assured that "every penny will state Class 4A champion Houston _boys who walked into my office with be replaced and from the labor of the Don Collins has just completed team run at Wichita State in a meet Wheatley High School basketball team tears in their eyes and said 'I'm sorry his initial indoor track season for in 1975," remarks Collins. "I have admitted participating in a TCU. And the flashy sophomore decided then that TCU was for shoplifting incident in Austin last week transfer raised a few eyebrows, me." Don was hampered by a during the state schoolboy basketball including those of TCU Coach Guy groin pull last year and laid out the tournament. Shaw Thompson, with his 60-yard majority of the season. dash performances "I was apprehensive about this Herald declined to identify the four, "Collins has proven he is a year after last, but I'm running even to Houston Independent School world-class sprinter indoors and better now than ever before. I've District officials, but said there would I'm looking forward to watching worked a lot on the mechanics of be severe disciplinary measures. He him in the outdoor sprints," says my start and it's paid off." said some of the seniors involved may Thompson The dividend he speaks of is the 100 and 21.3 for the 220, and not be allowed to graduate. The young TCU speedster qualifying for the National Indoor feels he's better outdoors. "It's A shopkeeper in a north Austin recorded times of 6.15, 6.2, 6 2 and Championships in Detroit this been a year since I've run a shopping mall said necklaces valued 6 24 in winning two of four 60-yard weekend. The 60-yard dash field competitive race outdoors, but I at more than $150 were taken from her dash events during the indoor will be led by Harvey Glance of feel I'm stronger in the 100 than the store last Thursday after it was visited season. Auburn and Collin's SWC rival, 60. by members of the Wheatley team. At the SWC Indoor Cham- Curtis Dickey of A&M. "I'm looking forward to the The manager of a cafeteria also said pionships Collins finished second to Collins had this to say con- outdoor season We should have a H50 in cash was missing from a cash Aggie footballer Curtis Dickey, cerning the race. nationally ranked sprint relay by after leading Dickey the first forty the season's end." register shortly after the cashier's "I hadn't expected to qualify and attention was diverted by a Wheatley yards it's kind of ironic I did. You see, Coach Thompson is reluctant to player. "He really caught me by sur- last year I pulled my grofn muscle put Collins in the same class with prise," says Collins "He has great at the National Indoor Junior former Frog Ail-American The incidejits occurred while strength in his upper body." sprinters Bill Collins and Lorenzo Wheatley was in Austin to compete in College Championships. DOUBLE DRIBBLE— Dallas Cowboyi' Billy Joe DnPree (left) and Drew Don is a transfer from Eastern Ashford. But he cites his only the state schoolboy basketball tour- "But I feel I can run with both Pearson (right) rest during a break in the action In Tuesday's Cowboy TCU Oklahoma Junior College and reason as being that "Don has yet nament which they won Saturday by Dickey and Glance. I'll pay more Fraternity All-Star game. Dallas won 72-54. (Photo by Diana Wells) credits "former TCU and SWC 100- attention to Dickey this time than I to prove himself outdoors " defeating San Antonio Fox Tech. yard champion. Bill Collins (no The jury may still be out on Don did at the SWC Indoors. Herald said Wednesday that one relation), with influencing his Collins outdoors, but as an indoor "I'm not going to let him sneak player has taken the responsibility for Longhorns host Temple in NIT decision to attend TCU. sprinter the jury has handed down up on me again," Collins adds the incident at the cafeteria and three "I saw Bill and the TCU track a verdict stamped world-class. The Texas Longhorns, ranked 16th the Temple Owls, who were unranked Collins has career bests of 9.3 for others admitted to taking jewelry. in the nation, make their first ap- although they posted a 24-4 record pearance since 1948 in the National against some tough company. The ' v« He'd rather be Reggie Invitational Tournament Friday winner of the Texas-Temple game night. meets Nebraska Vida got away from blue winter Austin is the site for a meeting with See Austin, page S. 0 MESA, Ariz—After a winter of used the name Vida Blue more in the in a trade. But now, you think, what tie* """*!* r hibernation, Vida Blue was finally testimony. But the only names were are you playing for? I can understand talking about what it's been like to be Charley Finley and Bowie Kuhn that I how the people in Oakland feel. I've Vida Blue. saw. I think you know what the phrase heard about the Dallas Cowboys' I . "I didn't think about it, man," the politics means. But if you do lh»** organization, about how good it is I Oakland As lefthanded pitcher was something wrong, you pay. for it Dave. That's another form of security for an saying. "I went to out-of-the-way eventually. I don't hate anybody for it Anderson athlete. If there's one thing you need, places to get away from it." But when you do something wrong for it's acceptance and to be liked." "I'm going to shoot pool, man," he it, you pay for it." "With all that's going on," he was said the other night "I don't want to "You mean Charley or the com- without much white sanitary hose asked, "how are you able to keep ■ talk about Charley Finley and Bowie missioner?" showing. "But there were things that pitching well?" Kuhn," he had said the next day. "I'm talking about both," Vida Blue constantly reminded me. It was an "I'm lucky," he said. "Even though . ■1 "Talking about that, I might get a gun said. open topic The way a lot of people I'm not on the same pay scale as Tom, and be Son of Sam, man I'm sorry I'm Outside the rain had stopped but the talked, I didn't know if I was on the Dick and Harry, my objective is to not Reggie Jackson, talk, talk. talk, field at Ho-Ho-Kam Park was flooded Cincinnati A's or the Oakland Reds " play as well as I can and make some but my life is not a soap opera." There would be no workout as the A's Vida Blue's picture and biography money. If there's one thing I'd like to As he spoke, he stared at a package. full squad opened spring training. The remain in the Reds' media guide He is do it's have a super year " '' I sent these George Benson tapes to a player in the disapproved deal, Dave wearing a Reds cap and a No. 40 lady and put my address on it instead Revering, stood at a nearby locker. uniform shirt. He recalled how Joe Morgan, the of hers," he said "They came back to Seeing a strange face, Vida Blue had "I got a copy of the press guide," he Reds' second baseman who lives near me." introduced himself So had the big first said. "But they didn't take my picture. his Oakland home, had stopped by to That mixed-up address surely is a baseman. They must have taken one of those A's talk to him l>efore th deal was symbol, if not a symptom, of Vida "Hi, Dave, how are you?" Vida Blue mug shots and drawn a C on the cap disapproved. Perhaps it is a Blue's mixed-up existence in baseball had said warmly "Nice to meet you, and put a 40 on the shirt " rationalization of his disappointment, IIIIIIHIHIT Not long ago Commissioner Bowie man." "I often thought about being in the but as he spoke of the Reds, he Kuhn disapproved the, Cincinnati But until he was reminded of their World Series in '76 if the Yankee deal sounded strangely apprehensive over |Mnwffaasg-*l Z^CCM*, FO> link, Vida Blue had not connected the had gone through." he said, referring how successful he might have been if A LOU ADLERMCHAFi. WHnt PROD!: Reds' acquisition of Vida Blue in THE ROCKY Hi I II '".HOW exchange for $1.75 million and Dave name. to when the commissioner disap- the commissioner had approved the ilarnng TIM GURRY • SUSAN SARANDON • RARRY BOSTTWiCK Revering, a minor league first "That's right." he was saying now proved that sale for $1.5 million transaction. as he sat on a beige metal chair. "Ironically, the Yankees were baseman whom the As obtained last "That's the National League," he Midnight Midnight Show Saturday "That's him." playing the Reds, who I was traded to week in a separate deal for Doug Bair, was saying now, "and I would think "Did you," somebody asked now, But the issue is atmosphere. Here it's Held over—Don't miss it a relief pitcher. about being accepted by my peers "think much about pitching for the a chain of command, a military at- I've seen a lot of them come and go " a different set of jaws "The commissioner," Vida Blue Reds?" mosphere that Charley creates. It's was asked now, "always talks about hard to say, 'Let's win for ourselves ' "But you're Vida Blue," he was told "You're one of the best pitchers in Every All seats the best interests of baseball. But what "I don't have those fantasies. You We're totally out of it." Saturday (2.00 about the best interests of Vida Blue?" look at the Reds and those guys don't baseball. 7TH STREET "That's what I say, too," Vida Blue even have high socks," he said, "At least Charley used to try. He'd N.Y. Times News Service said. "But my feelings obviously don't alluding to the Reds' decree that go get Felipe Alou or Deron Johnson matter. Otherwise they would have players wear their red stockings late in the season or get Ken Holtzman Spinlcs-Ali bout may be relocated ^Monday" MARCH 27 NEW YORK (AP) — Bob Arum says whose president is the presment ot the nouncement of an agreement for a ONE NIQHT ONLY ■ he will switch the proposed site for a Organization of African Unity." Spinks-Ali rematch, as well as talk : $14 million heavyweight championship that Norton might fight someone else rematch in September between Leon In Detroit, Spinks told a news on that same card. Yiiice Vance Spinks and Muhammad Ali if the conference that he wanted his first "They have continued to perpetrate and Ine Valiant/ • president of the African nation of title defense to be against Ali. this fraud as anticipated," said Biron. ' ' Bophuthatswana is unable to satisfy "It definitely will be Ali if I defend "As far as we're concerned there is no plus objections of leaders of civil rights and my title against anybody," Spinks card without Spinks honoring his anti-apartheid organizations in the said "Ali is the first." commitment to meet Norton first. United States. Meanwhile, Ken Norton's manager. "We have a firm, binding, legal FREE I ; A spokesman for the NAACP said Bob Biron, contends that he and Arum agreement with Bob Arum, Top Rank MIXED DRINKS ' the "fighters would be selling their have a binding agreement for Norton and Leon Spinks. We will exhaust our and DRAWS souls" if they went to Bophuthat- to get the first shot at the title. Biron resources to see that the agreement is 8—9:30 swana, which is composed of six reacted angrily to Arum's an- enforced. No Cover Policy Void , small, separated areas landlocked on This Night within South Africa. The only country ffcOQtOOO pf, « in the world to recognize it as an in- dependent nation is South Africa. "I" Becomes "We" in Peace Corps/VISTA Prexy Nesbitt, associate director of .. the American Committee on South Sign up for interview now rMlS$J Africa, said he was "shocked" to learn SENIORS/GRADS the fight might be held there. He called Bophuthatswana part of "the Student Center 2nd floor Dress scheme of South Africa to set up what 4^&* Accordingly E VER for Unescorted Ladies would be known in this country as 'reservations,' although 'con- Reps on campus Mon-Tues March 13-14 centration camps' might also be ac- Wednesdays ceptable." l$i\it&day* Arum, president of Top Rank, Inc., which owns promotion rights to THE PET CENTER Spinks' first three defenses of the title Wednesday he won from Ali last month, said he 'West Side Zoo" FREE had invited Chief Lucas Mangope, 737-4744 Night Fever MIXED DRINKS president of Bophuthatswana, to come 6710 <»mp Bowie and DRAWS , to the United States this week to'' meet "ONE STOP PET SHOP" the leaders of these responsible Dance organizations and present his position 10 gallon to 1 IS gallon aquariums In stock to them. All type* of Tropical Fish from Plalies to $150 Cash Prizes CONTEST ^ "If the leaders of these organizations are not satisfied, we will large Clown Knifes $200.00 Cash Prizes 'not have the fight in Bophuthat- All types of Birds from Finches to Cockatoos swana," Arum told the Associated We also have AKC popples A exotic animals NO COM i Press Wednesday night. MasterCharge—Visa—Diners Club fon everyone AFTER S 30 Nocoa Arum offered Mauritius as an Open Men. Thru Saturday l»-7 p.m. Kll tVIHYONI AFTiH *J0 alternative site, describing it as "an "•island country off the coast of Africa The DaUy Skiff Friday, March 10, 1978 Ouch! Fencers parry away What a brave weapon foils. Everything before that was banks and Errol Flynn glorified the a piste, and points (hits) are recorded la a abort sharpe light Sword, exercise and the basic positions of fencing foil as the ultimate weapon for electrically. to carle, to draw, to be nimble wlthall, attack, parry (defense) and riposte doing in the villain. "It hurts a little," says Leone, "like to strike, to cut, to thrust (counterattack). On April 15, qualification trials for someone poking you with a finger, but both strong and quiche. "Footwork is very important the Southwest Division of the that just makes you come back har- —an Elizabethan Fencing Manual, because most of fencing is in the legs. American Fencers Association will be der." ISM A guy can eat you up with footwork." "Fencing is a safe sport. The By WIN DANIELS held at TCU. Fencing is an old art. Some trace its Qualifications are determined by weapons are made of much better Staff Writer development back three thousand proficiency in the sabre, foil and eppe metal than they were then and the "Anyone can get involved in fen- years. (eh-pay) which are the three weapons coaching is strict." cing," says Phil Leone, TCU fencing It began to decline as an art of war of fencing. Leone emphasized that you have to instructor. "All you need is time and after the battle of Crecy in 1346, when The sabre has a thick, rectangular think in fencing; you can't make practice." gunpowder made it possible to blow a blade at the handle which tapers to a automatic responses to your opponent "It's an "individual sport—you can't hole in your enemy before he got close triangular shape at the tip. The user "It's a combination of three sports: depend on anyone else," he added. enough to stick you with his sword. attacks with slashing motions at the you have to have the speed of a track Leone has 18 students in his class, 16 The Germans relized the value of torso, arms and head of his opponent. runner, the moves of a boxer, and the beginners and two intermediate fencing as a sport and organized the The foil is the lightest of the three mind of a chess player." students. He starts each session with a first rules of competition. Competitors and has a rectangular blade. It's the Leone's high school fencing coach series of simple but arduous exercises dueled with blunted practice weapons weapon that beginning fencers start would pull his mask off when his to warm them up. for an allotted time while an official, with, and its target is the front and student was mid-stride The student One exercise consists of bouncing who would declare the winner, wat- back torso only. had to think fast enough to break off the torso up and down from a bent- ched. The epee is the hardest fencing the attack and keep his balance at the knee, feet-apart stance It's easy at Although bloodletting was avoided weapon to master. Also called the same time first, but grueling as the minutes pass in competition, students in German dueling sword, it has a triangular Fencing is not a widely recognized by. Leone will ask if anyone has heard universities in the nineteeth century blade and blunted tip. The attacker sport in the United States and a ran- a new joke to keep his students' minds eagerly sought a dueling scar as an lunges at his opponent in quick thrusts dom check on the TCU campus in- off what is happening to their thighs. emblem of masculinity. trying to touch anywhere on his op- dicated that many students were It was three weeks before Leone In swashbuckler films of the ponent's body. unaware that fencing was in the TCU gave his pupils masks, jackets and twenties and thirties, Douglas Fair- "You hold the foil and sabre with a curriculum. bent arm," says Leone. "With the eppe, your arm is constantly .ex- He attributes his large class size to Austin site of Texas-Temple tended The blade is an extension of word-of-mouth advertising by his Continued from page 5 your finger and your target is students "Fencing is not something The Longhorns, co-champions of the SWC, were 22-5 but lost a bid to the whatever you touch." you can blow off as a .physical NCAA Tournament when Houston beat them 92-90 in the SWC tourney. In a fencing match, the winner must education requirement. It forces you Texas is the highest ranked team in the tournament but Coach Abe Lemons touch his opponent with the blade five to use your mind and teaches you to said he would rather be out recruiting a big man than tackling the Owls. times within a five-minute bout. defend yourself up to a point (pun "My assistant coaches and the players are all excited," said Lemons. Unlike other sports, points are scored intended)." "They are wild about it. I'm having trouble getting juiced up, through. It isn't against your opponent instead of for "Fencing is unique," he added easy to come back after the kind of loss we had. I'd just as soon be out you. "When you've mastered it, you've recruiting. But the players wan} to play so I guess we will." The "arena" is a narrow strip called done somthing special." Texas lost to New York University in the NIT first round in 1948. TCU to host NCAA diving Campaign Volunteers Needed Texas Christian University will be with the finals set for 5 p.m. that af- the site, March 10-11, of the District ternoon. Get involved for quality public education! Five and Six NCAA Regional Diving The three-meter competition gets Qualifying Meet underway Saturday at 11 a.m. with the ON GUAM)!- Fencing student Tony Hoylen (right) scores point against In- The meet is one of five regional finals slated for 5 p.m at the Rickel structor Phil l.enne in a fencing physical education class. meets held nationwide to determine Center pool on the TCU campus. (Photo by Win Daniels) Call Many 737-9001 the qualifiers for the NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships to be held March 23-25 at California 5509 West Rosedale State University. The round that Jack forgot District Five and Six encompasses a ten-state area and has twenty-two NEW YORK-Jack Nicklaus's golf In 1963 Saint-Nornla-Breteche was a David Bloxom Jr. for Fort Worth member institutions participating in is better than his memory. When he comparatively new course built on Division I Swimming and Diving. came charging home in the Inverrary land that had been the roayl farm School Board-Dist. 7 Preliminaries for the one-meter Classic on the weekend, picking up when Louis XIV was top banana The springboard begin at 11 a.m. Friday four strokes on Grier Jones, three on clubhouse, once the royal cowbarn, Jerry Pate and Andy Bean and two on was a splendid building of ivy-covered Hal Irwin with five birdies on the last stone set in a terraced stableyard five holes, he was asked whether he ablaze with roses, snapdragon, had ever put on such a finish before. chrysanthemum and pansies. "I can't imagine any other time," he members but a trifle short for a pro Before play started, Prince Michel said. "It was the most remarkable with Jack's power, measuring de Bourbon-Parme, the club Westcliff thing I've ever seen in my life," said somewhere between 450 and 500 yards. president, dispatched 10 dozen fresh Lee Trevino, comparing it with Reggie In his four rounds. Jack played it eggs to a nearby convent. This, he Jackson's three home runs in the last eagle, eagle, eagle, birdie, and that explained, was an ancient custom in World Series game and Leon Spinks's was just for openers. the He de France. victory over Muhammad Ali Well, it Breteche may have been a trifle Anyone planning an outdoor binge The nice warm Center was remarkable but it wasn't un- shorter than Inverrary's 7,127 yards, like a wedding or garden party sent precedented. but this was no exhibition on a pitch- eggs to the poor and this assured him Fifteen years ago, Nicklaus and and -putt course, and the opposition of good weather. The standard fee was Arnold Palmer represented the United was at least as distinguished as the one dozen eggs but the Prince had laid States in the World Cup competition at field Nicklaus encountered last week it on to guarantee a week of sunshine. AMPLE Saint-Nom-la-Breteche near Ver- The World Cup, now 25 years old, is Morning of the opening round found sailles in France a movable feast that leaps from the Prince glowering through a PARKINS! If Jack has forgotten his per- continent to continent, usually playing clammy fog "So," he said, "I am formance there, perhaps he wanted to national capitals, matching two-man sending to the sisters to get back my forget it. Maybe he deliberately put it teams from practically every land eggs." out of his mind as too outrageously where the game is known. Soggy turf made th course play long theatrical to bear remembering Though it hasn't the prestige of the for little guys, but not for Nicklaus. The things he did on the very first United States or British Open, it is His second shot on the opening hole hole were downright scandalous. The probably the closest thing there is to a was 20 feet from the pin, and he ran hole was a legitimate par 5 for club ' wor^d championship. down the putt for his first eagle 3. i i ■ —i^— After that he had five birdies and HAPPY HOUR FREE SUDS three bogies for a 67. Palmer's 69 gave the pair a tie for first pake with Al Bud on TAP Balding and Stan Leonard of Canada/) Prince Michel changed his mind i 5 to 6 p.m. Everyday about reclaiming the eggs, but the weather didn't relent. Day by day the Sandy's Lounge fog thickened, until the green hills and yellow bunkers were all but blotted 2816 Azle Ave. 624-0562 out. Shuffleboard, pool, music Realizing that if a hitter like WHERE Nicklaus tried to fire a tee shot into EVERYTHING and dancing that soup the ball would never be seen SALESPEOPLE again, officials postponed the final round for 24 hours. CARE! YOU NEED..* It didn't help much. Next day a gray U to 20% souffle garnished the fairways. The climate dripped sullenly from the if DRUG STORE * RECORDS c