The Chronicle 77th Year, No. 94 Duke University, Durham, North Carolina Friday, February 12, 1982 Praise and criticism given Race report reviewed By David F. Sorensen there.' practice that is so blatantly University administrators ASDU President Shep Moyle, racist," the report said, criticized parts of the who chaired the task force, said, "It is just not true," Public Biack/White Relations Task "I think the goals are realistic if Safety Director Paul Dumas Force report as unrealistic, the committment is made by the said. "We are not going to do i/hile praising it as a starting University. Given our current anything illegal. No officers point for improving race efforts, the goals are unrealistii stop people just because they relations on campus. Chancellor Kenneth A. Pye are black." The report, released last week, said, "The general attacks on Jeff Johnson, a member of the said the major problem at Duke admissions were gratuitous and Black/White Task Force who is is "a sheer lack of blacks on not well-founded. In my black, said, "I have been campus." It criticized the judgment the admissions office stopped and asked for my recruiting efforts of the is doing a good job overall." identification. I initially admissions office and university Pye praised the report, assumed they were looking for financial aid policies. A 50 however, as an admirable start someone who fit my description, percent increase in the number in the study of race relations on but in retrospect I think it was of black students by 1986 was campus. "The report shows a probably racially motivated." PHOTO BY KERIM GOKAY recommended. recognition of what is a real Moyle said, "We found in our KISSES ON THE QUAD—In order to raise money to benefit "The goals are not realistic," problem on campus. I think it is studies they do stop blacks Project H.O.P.E. (Health Opportunity for People Everywhere), said University Registrar Clark an important addition and a simply because they are black. some Phi Mu's sell chocolate kisses to be delivered to Cahow. "The number of valuable step forward." We commented on what we prospective Valentines. qualified black students is not Cahow _X_Q sa]ute(, fche found actually happens." intentions of the report. "It is a The report also urged an starting place and a very increase in the number of black necessary one," he said. faculty members. There are now UFCAS committee calls for 10 blacks among a Duke faculty "It is very direct and contains of 540, the report said. The task some excellent suggestions. It force criticized the "narrow. stricter admissions standards certainly gives the administra­ focus" of departments for tion some points to consider," always seeking the top said Suzanne Wasiolek, dean By David Greenhouse Ernestine Friedl, dean of what is going on out there." applicant in a given specialty. for student life. A report yesterday by the Trinity College. ASDU will identify students to While recommending all UFCAS committee on admis­ She said it also might provide help in the development of the In addition to discussing candidates satisfy some sions and financial aid said an incentive for the students to student questionnaires, admissions and financial aid, requirement of "minimum Duke needs more stringent attend college at Duke when the Harrison said. the report accused Public Safety excellence," the report urges admissions standards, but Ida time came. Harrison said he "hopes to of "stopping blacks on campus race be a significant factor in Simpson, a committee member, Some professors questioned finish the survey in late just because they are black, selecting new faculty. said this would "hurt students why Duke was awarding college spring." There is no excuse for this See TASK on page 2 from small schools that are less credit to the youngsters in the able to have a well-developed first place. "It follows a Book Exchange owner a pioneer curriculum." tradition that occurs with the Simpson, a sociology programs like the one at Johns professor, said, "On the whole, Hopkins," Friedl said. Asimilar Writing the book on books the students [that Duke accepts] program at Johns Hopkins has been a model for Duke's TIP. By Christopher S. Smith anything like this," Marley another era, a farm boy come are better prepared in the The door shuts behind, said. "No telling what I to the city for education, a natural sciences than the Every student eligible for closing out the sweet, brown, might have done. You often pragmatist, a survivor. "I've humanities." course credit through TIP will clinging odor of tobacco. But wonder what might have livedthroughmorechangein have to have a minimum Tilman Seebass, associate now the inundation is of happened if things had been my lifetime than all the rest combined SAT score of 1150, professor of music and the only sight not smell. different. One time W. of the world put together," and have already participated other committee member, said Somerset Maugham in Of Marley said. He's not sure in an early identification Before the customer is a "one of Duke's problems is Human Bondage said, 'It is the change has been for the program. bewildering assortment of getting better prepared the small chapters in one's better: he sees today's world books, to the right, to the left, students. Many children of In another area, Friedl said life that make the difference as one that is too worried above, below; treatises on alumni and students from that though it had originally in the end.' I've often thought about deadlines, one that has everything from Rubik's middle to high income families appeared financially impossi- of that, and there's no greater lost much of its purpose, Cube to the King James' have wasted their academic able to require all undergradu­ truth." Bible. And still the customer time in high school." ates to take an English class, Marley is a man from See MARLEY on page 6 cannot see them all. The through the elimination of The report also said that the books are the product of 48 exemptions based on achieve­ admissions office is under years of buying and selling, ment test scores, "it has now constant pressure from non- bargaining and trading. academic groups to get become possible to finance the §^__\\\\__i___^____\wi t \ ^^fl unworthy applicants into the institution of this requirement." They are the life of Willard University. The English department is Marley, founder and owner UFCAS also approved a now hiring additional tutors in of the Book Exchange. summer session which will preparation for the increase in What Marley began as a ; award college course credit to students next fall, she said. way to pay for one more ... ;.;.. students participating in the In response to concerns semester of college during Talent Identification Program. voiced by students and majors the Depression made him a The TIP plan approved by unions about undergraduate pioneer in the book industry. UFCAS will allow "precocious" studies, Paul Harrison, Now 76 years old, Marley 12 and 13 year olds to take assistant dean of Trinity still isn't sure why he chose Psychology 11, Philosophy 48, College of Arts and Science, this path. or Computer Science 51 for said heis conducting a survey of "If circumstances had course credit. "This will reward department chairmen, faculty, been different, I probably PHOTO BY DOUGPATTERSONJ them for hard work," said and students "to take stock in would have never ' started Willard Marlev 1 Page Two The Chronicle Friday, February 12, 19 Duke Press expanding publishing operations

By Abby Marsh "The drop in sales is a function of the publications of 10 other universities Maryland, explained Rowson. During the twoyears (1978-1980) Duke number of books published. You have to including John Hopkins, University of The new marketing ventures are in University debated the merits of put the problem in perspective. This is Illinois, University of North Carolina addition to book and journal sales expanding or closing Duke University what happens when you stop to decide and Notre Dame, Duke Press's through advertisements, exhibitions, Press, much lead-time was lost for the whether or not to go on," said Rowson. publications will be marketed from mail orders and brochures according to contracting of publications. Though the "There's no real problem in our safes London, Singapore, New Delhi and Rowson. consequent lull in publishing output has drop that won't be remedied by an other international centers, Rowson In addition to the publication of books, decreased sales, the press is expanding expanded publishing. Though the explained. half of Duke Press's sales are from the its operations under the direction of expenses of expanding are coming at a In the U.S., Duke Press has joined 10 publication of 11 scholarly journals. Richard C. Rowson for publication of 30 time when income is low, we've signed other southern presses in a venture "We're right on target in the budget books next year. up the books and we'll be right on keel," whereby a traveling sales represent­ with the journals though they may now "We would normally publish 20 books Rowson said. ative will make the publications look behind because renewals come in at this year. However, we will actually be The plans for Duke Press's expansion available to bookstores from Texas to See DUKE on page 4 publishing 10 or 11," Rowson said. include two new efforts for expanded Rowson attributed the drop to the marketing of the Press's publications. Press's two uncertain years in which The first is a worldwide marketing many potential authors did not contract consortium owned by Prentice-Hall their writing plans with the Press. International. Along with the Task Force report

TASK from page 1 sound one-but it was meant as a starting The report suggests the University point to be studied further." develop a program for black graduate The report focused on increasing the students based on the committment numbers of blacks at Duke, both concept of the ROTC program. Qualified students and faculty. Student life was blacks students who have been accepted also studied, but Pye said some areas PHOTO BY KERIM to a Duke graduate program would were overlooked. Duke University Press is planning an expansion of its operations. receive full tuition for graduate study. "The report did not talk about many After graduation, they would be hired to areas which are more difficult to solve. teach for a specified number of years. Nowhere in the report did I see a RIVER RUNNERS' EMPORIUM The report said this program would recommendation that we need a greater increase the number of black graduate willingness on the part of blacks and students and possibly black professors. whites to take advantage of "It is difficult to see students coming opportunities" to interact and learn Great 1 DAY SALE here if they are obligated to teach," said from one another, Pye said. "Doing All Day Saturday Pye. "Increasing our competitiveness things alone will not solve the problem." for qualified black students does not Cahow said a formal response to the mean imposing a work requirement." report will be deliverd to ASDU next Moyle said, "I think the proposal is a week. Everything in the store will be discounted The Chronicle 10-20% off our already j: The Chronicle is published Monday low prices. Now is your •: through Friday of the academic year, and best buy on SKYR turtlenecks, CONTACT I weekly through ten (10) weeks of Summer down vests, jackets jisessiorvs by the Duke University accessories and camping 88-2001 LENSES i Publications Board. Price for subscriptions: equipment... Look for I $25 for third class mail; $80 for first class other bargains. Corner of Main St. Special Designs and •mail. Offices at third floor Flowers Problem Solving : Building. Duke University. Durham. North DON'T MISS IT!! and Buchanan I Carolina 27706

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DAMASCUS - Thousands of Syrian troops (c) 1982 N.Y. Times News Service A White House spokesman said after the meeting WASHINGTON - President Reagan said battled insurgents in the central city of Hama that Reagan felt it was too early to talk about the for the ninth day, according to western Thursday that he wanted to give Congress "running details of a compromise. But two participants in the room" to cut his 1983 budget, but that he was not ready diplomats in Damascus, The government again meeting. Sen. Howard H. Baker, Jr. of Tennessee and denied that fighting was taking place, to compromise on his plans to reduce income taxes and Sen. Paul Laxalt of Nevada, said the compromise increase military spending. process was already underway and that Reagan no Earlier, Republican congressional leaders told longer regarded his budget as "sacrosanct." MARRAKESH — American-Moroccan talks. Reagan in a one-hour White House meeting that his Baker, the majority leader, went on to say there were held in Marrakesh, were said to include the budget could not be passed in its present form. They "good things" in the alternative budget proposal of possibility of negotiations for emergency urged him to accept alterations to avoid a damaging Sen. Ernest F. Hollings, D-S.C, who wants to freeze landing rights at Moroccan air bases for the political defeat on the proposal he sent to Capitol Hill defense spending and delay Reagan's 10 percent Riapid Development Force being planned by the reduction in income taxes in fiscal 1983. United States for the Middle East. The wide- ranging discussions between King Hassan II Thursday's developments came as growing and Secretary of State Alexander Haig included Mayors critical congressional opposition made it clear that the furor an American offer of substantially increased over the proposed $91.5 billion deficit and plan to cut military aid to Morocco.. taxes while increasing military spending have fractured, perhaps irreparably, the bipartisan MOSCOW - Soviet tributes to Poland's leader of budget plans coalition that supported the president in last year's Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, on the firsi budget battle. Reagan's new budget has also touched anniversary of his appointment as Prime By Robert Pear off a renewed debate on the underlying principles of Minister appeared in many Moscow (c) 1982 N.Y. Times News Service his economic recovery program. publications. WASHINGTON - The U.S. Conference of Mayors, Paul A. Volcker, chairman of the Federal Reserve representing local officials in 840 cities, Thursday Board, Thursday told the Senate Banking Committee joined the growing chorus of criticism of President that the prospect of the big deficits for the next several WASHINGTON — Seeking to improve nuclea Reagan's budget proposals. years posed a threat to the financial markets. He safety, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission proposed new standards that would try for thi The organization issued an analysis of the suggested a combination of new taxes and spending cuts to achieve a $20 billion decrease in the 1984 first time to measure how many people might be administration budget for the fiscal year 1983 killed or injured in a reactor acecident. concluding that it would."seriously undermine the deficit, which is projected at $82.9 billion by the economic and social health of cities." administration. "All indications are that the result will be increases in property and other local taxes, additional layoffs and service cuts at the local level," the 91-page study said. Mayor Helen Boosalis of Lincoln, Neb., president of Missile deployment plan revised the conference, said that city officials were most By Steven R. Weisman Defense Department official : concerned about the proposed cuts in economic c. 1982 N.Y. Times News Service result of this agreement, he said. Congress passed a development assistance, housing aid, transportation WASHINGTON — The Reagan adminstration, once measure barring use of department funds for such a funds and job training programs. again revising its plans for deploying the new MX system. The conference consists of mayors in cities with a missile, said Thursday it had dropped its plans to In addition, a Defense Department official said, total population of 110 million. Their views, like the place the missiles on a short-term basis -in silos going ahead with "hardening" the Minuteman silos views of governors and county officials, are an reinforced by concrete and steel to withstand a nuclear on a short-term basis would have required permission important factor influencing Congress as it considers attack. from the Soviet Union under the terms of the strategic the Reagan budget. arms limitation treaty known as SALT I. Instead, Defense Department and White House On Monday, the National Governors Association Adminstration officials said they would explore the officials said, the first 40 MX missiles to be deployed idea of putting the new missiles in reinforced silos in and the National Conference of state legislators would be placed in existingMinuteman silos that have expressed concern about the budget. Gov. 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Because women traditionally On November 15th and 16th, 1981, Stage, the women gathered at the river to block the entrance in protesting." do not have a role in the military, Barton 3,000 women, including two Duke entrance to the Pentagon and yelled Barton said the protestors were said, it is important that their voice is students, congregated at the Pentagon, their sentiments regarding military discouraged at the lack of media heard and that they don't just passively outside of Washington, D.C. to protest spending versus social spending. coverage of their actions. She said it accept the actions of those in power. the slant of the national budget toward showed the media's power in selecting The Women's Pentagon Action-South The third stage, called the what information reached the public. defense. Empowerment Stage, involved a is planning a conference on feminism and militarism in September 1982 in The Duke students were among 102 circling of the Pentagon and continued Barton said the experience was still shouts against the Reagan budget. worthwhile because "I think everyone connection with the War Resistor's people arrested for civil disobedience League. Barton said it will give women during part of the protest. has to be conscious of, and must educate Barton and Graham, as well as three themselves about, what's happening, another chance, as will next year's This was the second year the group, other people from the Durham-Chapel and protesting is an integral part of that Pentagon Action, to express their views. called the Women's Pentagon Action- Hill area were arrested for civil South, protested the proposed federal disobedience during the fourth stage, budget. They attacked the Reagan- the Defiance Stage. They sat on the proposed budget for its increases in Pentagon steps, blockingthosetryingto military spending and cutbacks in enter. Barton said she was "appalled" Rule enforced, part-time spending on social programs. According that people trying to enter the Pentagon to the group, budget concerns are stepped on the protestors. especially prominent for women because Barker and Graham were two of 102 students live off campus so many of the existing social programs persons arrested for civil disobedience. are aimed at helping women. The maximum sentence was .'10 days, By John Walker campus. Statistics were not available for with most protestors getting 10 days. Seven seniors were required to move The two Duke students involved in the last year, she said, but in 1980, 93 part- Barker claimed "the judicial system is off-campus this semester because of time seniors moved off campus. protest were Betsy Barton and Mary ridiculously harsh," because often there their part-time academic status and the Margaret Graham. Barton, in was "no understandable basis for his campus housing crunch, said Richard This fall, in an attempt to create more explaining her involvement said, "To [the judge's] sentencing." Cox, dean of residential life. spaces for January freshmen, students most people it was really important just A regulation prohibiting second- were offered the chance of moving off One Durham woman was sentenced to campus and still retain future on- to be there...to participate in this action 30 days on top of the 10 days she'd semester seniors who are part-time with a common purpose." students to retain on-campus housing campus housing privileges. Fifteen already served, > at "the whim of the students accepted that offer. Normally The protest was manifested through judge," according to Barton. Both has always existed, but had never before been enforced, Cox said. students who move off campus are four stages. In the first stage, the Barton and Graham were given a 10 day denied future on-campus housing Mourning Stage, the women did not sentence, which was deferred by paying The regulation will be enforced in the options. speak, but went to the Arlington bail. Their trial will be held in a couple future because of annual shortages of National Cemetery and performed weeks in North Carolina for beds for September freshmen and This semester there are 31 part-time memorials for people who died in convenience. Barton said the U.S. January freshmen, he said. seniors living in Central Campus "military" violence. This included District Attorney will recommend a 10 Results from this year's changes were Apartments who, unlike other part-time deaths of civil rights workers, Jews in day sentence be given. released by Barbara Buschman. students in other University housing, concentration camps and war deaths, Barton and Graham plan to plead "no housing coordinator. More than 80 are not required to leave Central Barton said. contest" but not admit guilt. Barton second-semester seniors moved off Campus. LICKS is for LOVERS So we hove special treats on this this Valentine's Day just for you love birds (and at special prices, too!)

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MARLEY from page 1 "When I was in school, I saw the great savings, $35 or $40. That doesn't mean In such a case, Marley said, he'll tell Marley's life has always been one of need for somebody to do just what I'm much today, but back then you could buy the customer he has no use for the book, purpose, and the beginnings of the Book doing now. I never had the intention of a loaf of bread for a nickel." to be diplomatic. "Otherwise, they go Exchange are perhaps the most doing it, but I guess it kept going For the first three years, Marley away thinking I'm trying to get dramatic illustration. through my mind. I'd look for a book this bought and sold books from a second something for nothing." Marley said As a student at the University of year, and the book had been plentiful the story room next to the Chapel Hill Post he's made money over the years, "but North Carolina-Chapel Hill in 1932, year before. [Students would] take them Office. At the first store, Marley said, "I not a great deal." Marley "got a little behind, and had one home and leave them, and nobody could roomed in the back of the place. I had a Listening to Marley, it seems sure he course I lacked to finish with my class find one whenever you wanted one the partition put up, put a bed back there, would have made it somehow. He speaks that year." As the son of a poor farmer in next year. and slept there. Thinking it over, I just with a soft Southern accent, controlled western North Carolina, he also lacked "So I kept thinking, 'Now if somebody don't know how I made it." and precise. The voice is a hint of the money. Marley worked in the UNC would buy those up, and have them Business was steady, and he "played character of the man. "I think there are dining halls for his meals, and set up ready when somebody wanted one, that it careful, not branching out into any so many more valuable things you can shop, with two other students, as a would be a wonderful thing.' I'd been high risk books," sticking to texts he learn by reading material that is barber. thinking that all along, because I didn't was certain to sell. worthwhile, rather than wasting your "The demand for haircuts was have any money, and a lot of times you'd Nearly the same principle applies time on a novel. It's much better to read something tremendous. We had all the get books as cheap as you could, used or today. Marley arrives at a price for each Time magazine than to read a novel." profesors, and some students. We didn't borrowed, lent it, rent it, just anything. I book by looking up current wholesale Marley has -no time to waste. When get much for the haircuts, only 30 or 40 didn't think in terms of doing it myself, prices when necessary, and evaluating hunched over a prospective purchase cents, but back then, as you can just in terms of how much needed it was. the book "according to categories of risk. with head pitched forward, eyes peering imagine, that was a hell of a lot of That was just in mind, how nice it would The certainty of a book being resold is through wire-rimmed glasses, and money. 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• • • Friday, February 12, 1982 The Chronicle Page Seven to owner of the fSouth's greatest book store' BOOKS from page 7 successful as I've been," Marley said. lore repects than time. Marley said. "I parents were college graduates, and His head is almost perfectly round, Marley finds it a "sad situation" that remember the first banana I ever saw. I they had a set of Britannica's. My. they with all hair gone save a neat group of today's college students "seem to think was about six years old. We got oranges were good."), Marley was "able to white strands behind either ear. The somebody else owes them a living. It's only at Christmas. You'd never see a survive at Carolina on a minimum of green eyes seem to be judging the value very dangerous for so many people to tomato in the off-season. You'd always studies. I got Cs, Ds, and As. I don't ever of whatever they take in, book or man. think they're privileged, that they get very hungry for fresh things like remember getting a single B. In those His mouth, because of folds of skin on should be given something free." He tomatoes and vegetables. days you had to be careful, because his cheeks and chin, seems to extend in fixes the blame for the start of this trend "They didalotofcanninganddrying. they'd flunk out the governor's son as an enormous frown when closed. Today on Franklin Roosevelt. "He decided and There was no refrigeration in those fast as me or you." his sportcoat is grey, shirt a washed-out found out that he could tax one person to days. AH my life I had plenty of ham and Marley graduated in 1933. with the blue, tie navy, and pants checked in tiny buy votes from another. That's where it fresh pork, but never had beef. Now beef Book Exchange flourishing. However, gray and blue. Nothing fancy, all started." was a different story, because you can't he "saw a greater potential" in Durham, everything functional: the tone runs Indeed, Marley regrets that he keep beef. What they would do maybe and moved here in 1936, again to an from the owner's personality through couldn't have worked harder while in once every two or three years in a upstairs store, at 347 1/2 Chapel Hill St. everything — from the store's name to college. Back then, "Not so many people sparsely populated area would be to kill In those days, downtown Durham v its layout. were going to school just to be going. a small beef and get enough people in the crowded neighborhood. There ' The only seemingly discordant note is They all were there for a purpose. There community to take enough to use it all no vacancies in the buildings. We had a struck by a sign hung on the side of the were a few that had a lot of money, and I up. little hit of everything: a dry clearner, a building, above the store's postage would go to class and see them. Those "Up until I went into high school, you furniture store, two restaurants, a stamp of a parking lot. It reads: "The boys with money could belong to couldn't go into a store and buy milk. grocery store, a flooring company." In Book Exchange — The South's fraternities in most cases, and they You could buy it in certain restaurants _th e 1960s, urban renewal changed the Greatest Bookstore." would party all night and come in the a of th e where they'd take it in that day, vou [ ™ u neighborhood, punching "Well, that's true," Marley said. "We next morning, couldn't keep their eyes know, fresh. But you couldn't go into a ^s in the formerly solid blocks of talk to all the people in the book business open in class. And I'd think to myself, store and buy a carton of milk. There buildings Marley said. The Book who travel. The variety and quality of 'Boy, if I could just have that time to was no such thing. Can vou imagine' Exchange hummed along, outgrowing our stock is unequaled anywhere in the study rather than to party.'" that1*" tnt! upstairs store and moving to its country. Barnes and Noble, the best in Time holds a special fascination for current location, 107 W. Chapel Hill St.. New York, admitted it years ago." Marley. "The one thing I think I From such a world, Marley took a in 1952. The store sits at the edge of From the man who would not make an remember most about my youth is that confidence that he says today's world "Five Points." so named for the unfounded claim comes this belief: "The there were no deadlines. It was a life lacks. "You knew you were going to eat. convergence of five streets, more work you do, the better off you are, where you had no sense of time. You you didn't worry about that. You get the The one store now occupies the space don't you think?" He is not bitter about went to bed when it got dark, got up and feeling that no matter what happens, 0f what used to be three store*. Marlev having had to work his way through played as kids, and just had a good time you can survive. You have such a bought one side in 1960, from a glass college, though, "Had I plenty of time to as long as the daylight." Today, though tremendous advantage from an store that was goingout of business, and study, I would have gone on and made Marley is busy, he is never hurried. The experience like that, there are so many r,,nte() the building to the other side in high grades, just as I did in high school. stream of customers, sometimes things you can do." I977 In ,„,. ,.entral building, crayoned And probably ended up doing bunching into a line, is dispatched Because he worked hard in high signs di>eei divinity students to the something else, like teaching." without sweat or consternation. school ("I was first in my class until right-hand building, law students to the But pragmatism reasserts itself. "I Growing up on a turn of the century these two girls who had been tutored at left-hand building, probably wouldn't have been as farm in Wilkes County is far away in home entered our school. Both of their See BOOKS on page 10

I BRYAN CENTER I RATHSKELLER is NOW HIRING for if In All Food Service Positions 1 in the New Bryan Center I Pick up applications from the Duke Food Service Office Room 106 West Union Return completed application in person to the Food Service Personnel Office between 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. Mon.-Fri. 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. Sat'.-Sun. j Ask for Deon Lategan or Andy Strickland falil_____S_____SIS____0^_SS„_S„___„^ Page Eight The Chronicle Friday, February 12, 1982 Campus blacks in uproar after fraternity

While many colleges were celebrating the Rev. degrading for black people in general. We're asking for Wedding Bell Blues Martin Luther King's birthday with memorials and permanent suspension of the fraternity." Two students at the University of Tennessee in special events, the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity of "We regret that the whole thing took place," said a Knoxville were recently released from a one-year the University of Cincinnati threw a "Second Annual spokesman for the university. "The event is not typical campus housing contract after presenting the director Martin Luther King Trash Party" that has enraged of our school. We're doing all we can to let people know of residence halls with a marriage license. campus blacks and has caused the indefinite that we deplore what happened. I'm confident that the According to College Press Service, the couple had suspension of the "fraternity. fraternity's suspension is going to stick." moved ahead their wedding date so that they could Persons attending the SAE party were encouraged Recause of the influence of the SAE fraternity on escape the drudgeries of dorm life. to dress according to black stereotypes, sporting afros campus, the UBA president at the University of "There certainly are other ways and means to and large radios. Members of one sorority arrived in Cincinnati is not as confident. "At this point, the terminate the contract," said the director of residence Ku Klux Klan costumes, according to the College Press situation is very tense," he said. "The 3000 black halls at the university. "All we really require is that a Service. students on this campus are very united. Should student prove it would be a hardship or a major "We look at it as much more than a fraternity permanent suspension not be taken there will be some inconvenience to stay at the dorms. A marriage prank," said the president of the United Black awful big protests. We are prepared to do whatever is contract is certainly an acceptable reason, but it might Association on campus. "It was extremely racist and necessary." be the more expensive route to go." According to the bride's former roommate, the publicity surrounding the couple's wedding has "caused them a lot of trouble and embarrassment." It appears that when the school paper announced the circumstances of the students' marriage, the newlyweds had not yet informed their parents of their betrothal. The 1982 Duke University Symposium 3211 Hillsborough Road t } Be OUR Valentine > 0 We will be open Sunday, Feb. 14 just for y X you on Valentines Day-Romantic Candle- X ** light Dinner and Free Carnation for the — ladles! Order your Favorite entree from our wide selection menu free Salad bar t with each entree. Rib Eye Steak Special r with baked potato and salad $9.95 4 we are pleased to accept V your reservation Reservations •3 383-5571 383-3238 Open at 5.00 Science Technology Ethics Policy wcwwwwr*Open for lunch noon Mon.-Fri. * Genetic Engineering Population Control Health Care SAIL THE i STARTS BAHAMA

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Behind Bars Search Suit The administration had mistakenly sent the memo An out-of-court settlement has been reached in the A January ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court that to members of a student faculty group, and when a case of the Harvard Crimson and two Harvard entitles campus police to the same rights as off- dean ordered the college police to retrieve the memo. graduates whose picture was used with a story on campus officers when it comes to conducting student they got "over-zealous" in carrying out his order. prison reform in the campus paper in March 1980. room searches without a warrant has already been Despite the incident in Vermont. Jones McGovern. According to The New York Times, a file photograph utilized at Middlebury College in Vermont. director of the International Association of Campus of the two as undergraduates was superimposed with Law Enforcement Administrators, said that the bars over the faces to accompany the article, "The Less than a week after the ruling, campus police at Supreme Court ruling will not significantly change Celling of America." It was the newspaper's belief Middlebury searched several students' dorm rooms for how campus police conduct business. that the two men would not be recognizable, but in the copies of a secret memo that named a student involved publication they were identifiable. in a campus plagarism case. "Campus police officers are well-trained in search and seizure procedure," McGovern said. "The only The students whose rooms were searched are difference is perhaps an extension of previously considering filing an invasion-of-privacy lawsuit established procedure. An officer can observe against the college's administration, reported College questionable material by eye and be within his rights Ivory Towers Press Service. to search the premises."

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BOOKS from page 7 Marley speaks of an Italian man, in Durham for a different ones the next. They were tremendous people, Marley stands behind his four-foot high counter, meeting with the late J.B. Rhine, a Duke professor and very hard workers." seldom moving from one spot, each customer with a parapyschology researcher. "He'd taught himself to The memories, the people, continue to accumulate. book to be sold coming to him. A glimpse of Marley speak English by reading Shakespeare," Marley said. One thing Marley, the bookseller, says little about is away from the counter is somewhat startling: it is like "His accent was the most amazing thing." the books he's read. "I don't read very much. When I seeing your fourth grade teacher in a supermarket for Marley remembers William Blackburn, the much- had the time to read, I didn't have any books, and now the first time. You never thought about them existing when I've got the books I don't have the time to read." outside their special habitat. Marley seems out of place honored Duke English professor. "What was funny about him was that he was a worry wart. He always He prefers, during his off- hours, to watch public and vulnerable when he moves away, rarely, from the television, exercise in the outdoors, garden and fly his counter. had to have something to worry about. He'd have a pre-registration for one of his classes of maybe 15 plane, a World War II artillery spotter. He has a wife He has vast, vivid memories about people who have students. First he would come down here and count and two children. He doesn't think about retirement: passed through the bookstore. "Sooner or later," how many books I had for the class, and then he would "I'll just have to wait and see. I've done pretty well so Marley said, "all of the interesting people gravitate go to the Duke bookstore and count theirs. Then he'd far, you know." here." He recalls one of his best workers, a Duke Start worrying, if we had right to the number he When asked, the two books he cites as having made student in the 1950s,"astrikingblondgirl from Bollix, needed, whether or not somebody else might come in the greatest impression on him are Maugham's Of Miss." After graduation, she married a man enlisted in the class and we wouldn't have a book for him." Human Bondage and All Quiet on the Western Front the Navy and stationed in California for the Korean by Erich Remarque. He quotes word for word the War. "She was looking around for a job in Los During World War II, conscientious objectors were forward to the latter. It ends: "(This book) will try Angeles," Marley said, "and went into a bookstore. stationed at Duke. "They were mostly Mennonites and simply to tell of a generation of men who, even though She told them she'd worked for a bookstore in Durham, Quakers," Marley said. "They came down here and they may have escaped its shells, were destroyed by and they asked which one. She told them 'the Book asked for jobs for just 50 cents an hour. They wouldn't the war." Exchange,' and they said 'Oh, with Mr. Marley.' She let me pay them any more, so that I could hire more of Willard Marley has lived through 76 explosive was really shocked they'd heard of us." them. Two or three would come down one day and years. He seems to have escaped intact in every way.

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I love y Chris Smith/Among the weeds New Federalism Cupid's arrow strikes In his State of the Union address, as one governor succinctly prognosticated, Heeeeyyyy, hey baby.... problem. But then I began to get President Reagan, in "one bold stroke," "the walls will all come tumbling down." I got some mail recently. While that's intellectually stimulated. fulfilled his lifelong Jeffersonian dream: Unfortunately, the Stockman version of worthy of a banner headline in itself, the I want to knooowww.... to take "power" out of the hands of mathematics is enough to make contents of the envelope turned out to be What did I want to tell potential Dukies? government and put it back into the Pythagoras turn over in his grave. The the truly unusual part. What were my honest feelings about eagerly-awaiting palms of the states. administration's "Trojan Horse" has to It was a 9" x 12" brown envelope, with Duke? And could I fit two-and-a-half years This announcement conjured up images make us skeptical about the veracity of the neat green triangles ringing the edge, an into 200 words? Perhaps a glance at the of the late great senator from South government's "meticulously constructed" "I'm True Blue" postmark in the upper current testimonials would help. Carolina, John C. Calhoun, waving a copy figures. right-hand corner, and "Duke University, Hmmmm. Eight essays: two blacks, two of the Virginia resolution in one hand and However, assuming that Reagan has Office of Admissions" in the upper left. women, two athletes, two whites with the doctrine of Nullification in the other not sold the American public another bill "What's this?" I thought. "Have they ethnic names. This was representative? yelling, "Bring back federalism!" of goods, New Federalism has serious changed their minds?" Well, what did they have to say? "D is for In a time when our 50 states are about as theoretical problems. The plan would Folding back the silver clasp, my fears demanding; U is for unique; K is for...." fiscally solvent as' the Titanic was leave all grant programs up to the of retroactive rejection were relieved, but Oh, nifty. leakproof, Reagan has made his visionary discretion of the individual states, thus three weeks of deep thought had begun. Could I write my honest feelings about "creative federalism" of 1975 into a harsh placing the future of numerous Inside the envelope was a copy of the 1981 Duke? Would it be a bit of sophistry? Uncle reality of the 1980's. Exit the FDR legacy, "secondary" programs in danger of "Bulletin of Duke University," in living Frank once told me: "I've been looking to and enter the Reagan gaff. complete elimination. A formerly tacit color, and a memorandum explaining this sell out all my life. But I can't find anyone According to Reagan's New Federalism federal guarantee to needy citizens will unexpected arrival in my mailbox. The who'll buy." Uncle Frank works for the blueprint, the federal government would now be replaced by a pecarious promise of memo was from an admissions counselor, USGA. They sell golf. turn over to the states responsibility for state aid. For example, a state like who informed me, with the forced humor Mississipi, not known for its great strides so necessary to his trade, that I'd been What should I say about Duke? That as the two most financially onerous welfare long as I'd been here, the school was programs — Aid to Families with in the area of civil rights, may consider nominated for the "distinquished affirmative action programs too costly to representative essay award!" Nominated involved in some sort of upheaval — first Dependent Children (AFDC) and food retrenchment, then the dining halls, then stamps — by 1984 at an estimated first maintain, and remove them entirely from by whom, he never did say. the budget. housing, then the Nixon Library? That the year cost of $16.5 billion. The federal Pressing on, I found that there wasn't athletic department at times seemed to be government would then "match" that In addition, the new proposal will even any award. What the admissions more concerned with national prominence figure by assuming complete control of the undoubtedly take its toll on the Northern counselor wanted was an essay helping to than the athletic experience? That ASDU Medicaid program at a cost of $19.1 billion. industrial states who carry large welfare "present Duke as an intellectually frustrated students in the very process of This "financially equal swap" would populations and issue more state aid to stimulating environment by displaying a trying to get more students involved? That ostensibly cover the cost of the two welfare their citizens. A state like Michigan, which group of interesting (his emphasis) students were too often willing to accept programs. presently offers three times the AFDC individuals." rather than question? That real world The second phase of New Federalism payment to welfare recipients as the state Always a sucker for flattery, I eagerly violence was creeping onto campus? That would commence in 1988 with the of Texas would be at a considerable read the details: 200—300 typed double the social life was backward \and elimination from the federal budget of 43 disadvantage. A corollary problem would spaced words, column width five inches, a fragmented? That I was unhappy? smaller grant programs ranging from be an increased migration to those states "no thanks" note if not interested, to affirmative action and child nutrition to issuing the most generous welfare prevent an ominous "follow-up telephone No. mass transportation and sewage benefits. A state like California would call." On the back of the memo were listed Because I'd be lying. Duke isn't perfect, treatment. have needy people coming in by the the other select few, four faculty members and the litany above is grounded in some Reagan's brand of "new" mathematics droves. and 22 other students, who were being fact. What I realized, after my three weeks calculates that the states would be able to New Federalism is really nothing more asked to submit essays. of consideration, is that I am happy here. foot the bill because of a federally-created than New Feudalism — a giant regressive As I'd submitted to Duke a long time "Happy" is a word with an undeservedly "trust fund" subsidized by excise tax step to the nineteenth and early twentieth ago, I figured one more time would be no unserious tone; I'd been trying to force revenues and a portion of the windfall centuries when the states were free to profits tax. The states could then draw on choose their programs without having to this $28 billion "pot of gold" over a four answer to a higher authority. By handing More letters year period, after which the federal life over the minorities, low-income families, preserver would be removed and the states • and food-stamp recipients to the states, would be forced to sink or swim on their Reagan gets a hostile voting constituency Protests — all men are n< own. Wonderful: a neat and tidy package off his back in return for a more agreeable for "America's new beginning." elderly voting bloc that may just get him To the edit council: were truly equal." Men and women are New Federalism appears to be a long re-elected. How politically astute. But, in Carl Anderson, in his recent article in equal in the sense that both sexes inhabit tight rope walk. The entire program hangs the final analysis, the states will end up the Chronicle, expresses several valid the earth with equal mental capabilities, in the balance on the administration's gasping for air, and the "new beginning" statements concerning rape. He also and ability for human expression and fiscal estimations. If they are as poorly may wind up an unfortuitous ending for generalizes about attitudes many men fail feeling. The fact that most men can calculated as Reagan's budget proposals, millions of Americans. to share with him. dominate a woman physically proves no Anderson properly explains two inequality that needs adjustment. important misconceptions about rape. David Breckenridge '82 First, he is right in that rape is not a sexist Budget Bloopers crime. Rape is a violent crime. Sex without love is the sexual crime, committed, at one There's an old adage: If you can't baffle significantly drop in the next year. Duke time, by all but the virtuous few. The Unbalanced animals them with your brilliance, befuddle them Medical Center, for example, is drawing second misconception is that rape might with your bull. The Administration's 1982- up contingency plans to face the 16.5 somehow end in a lustful appreciation on To the edit council: 83 budget submitted to Congress this week percent more that Reagan is hoping to the woman's part. Anytime choice is After reading Anderson's letter which is baffling by its lack of brilliance; slash from Medicaid and Medicare. eliminated by force, a human loses one of proclaimed that all men are rapists I found President Reagan's bellicose support of • Rate of growth: Stockman & Co. are the endearing qualities of life. When that myself both stunned and shocked. I just his budget plan is befuddling in its bull. predicting an astronomical 5.2 percent choice deals with an act as personal as sex, don't see how he can muster up the gall to Reagan's well-known carelessness with growth rate on which they base their humiliation is often prevalent. make a statement of this nature. The word statistical accuracy seems to form the budget figures. Chances for a boom in the On these points I am in accordance with "rapist" is extremely offensive and I basis of his $7,58.6 billion-deficit budget American economy are slim. Anderson. However, he makes several myself and many of my friends were scheme. The catastrophic plan is ill- Every thinking American should statements using the pronoun "we" to angered by his misuse of it. The term conceived in that many of its prerequisite carefully scrutinize the rationale of a which I cannot agree. All men are not rapist as it is used in our society has very conditions are simply not true. Beneath grossly under-financed budget that calls rapists, in any context. The attitudes of negative connotations. It implies that the the fighting spirit of "Put up or shut up," for an 18 percent increase in military "superiority, disdain, and outright hatred individual has severe psychological lies the following inconsistencies. spending coupled with a 16.5 percent for women that are an integral part of each problems dealing with his sexuality and • Inflation: The 1982-83 budget is based decrease in health care support. of us men" are not widespread. These are that because of his inability to cope, he upon the supposition that inflation will Couched in misconceptions and the attitudes of rapists. I do not lashes out against women in a vicious and nosedive to an annual rate of 6 percent. falsehoods and supported by our understand why Anderson feels rapists destructive manner. By-your saying that The last time we "suffered" from 6 percent president's counterproductive macho self- are "most often normal, masculine men." we are all rapists he is reducing all of inflation, Jerry Mathers was still the image, the Administration's budget plan Normal, masculine men do not rape mankind to a bunch of mentally nation's television heartthrob. is ideologically deficient and fiscally women. Rapists are sick, insecure types unbalanced animals. • Unemployment: The budget plan is unsound. Maybe that's why almost who are low men on the totem pole even in The Iggic which he uses to justify his based upon a 7.9 percent unemployment everybody on Capitol Hill — from Senate the company of fellow criminals. statement is equally absurd. The fact that rate. Today the jobless rate hovers Republican leader Howard Baker to House Apparently, androgyny is not one of a person thinks about sex does not mean precariously around 9 percent. Chances do Speaker Tip O'Neill — is looking for a way Anderson's personal beliefs, or he would that he is a rapist. In fact I cannot think of not look good that -the rate will out. not have, written, "I wish men and. women. .a.smgle. person that I. know, male or s Dukie unhappiness to appear serious. I'm too often burdened by thinking unhappiness is a necessity. Caution in happiness is, of course, correct. Complacency and happiness are quite different. There are things wrong with Duke, things that could be better. Overly happy people make me nervous. It's the happy-happy people that bust hard, when they do bust. But it's never wrong to be happy. Not enough people say the simple words. Now that I've said I'm happy, I'll probably be miserable. But if you stop to think about it, you're probably happy too, even in your unhappiness, or in being too busy to contemplate happiness. Never again, college student, will you have the chance to be unhappy and know the causes must eventually end, or have the chance to be happy so easily. Enjoy yourself. It will never be this easy again. It could end in a hurry. You know those motorists killed in the Washington plane crash? They were going home early to avoid the dangerous snow storm. s lwr/o ./Ms IMecoMo/mc pouaes I washed dishes for 70 hours a week last summer, so that I could enjoy Duke. That _ SHORTCHANGE MlNOlZ.niES?~l JUST G/lvF means sitting in the library squinting at microfilm, taking tests, entering «5 W FMCNb 7CS6HERE 55 /fl/LLlON rXX-M/K/' discussions for discussion's sake, even if only to listen. It means being disappointed in professors, the food, your roommate. It Letters means getting drunk and throwing your room out the window. Ah, I promised myself I'd never preach. Give your heart to Poland All of this is why lam happy. Some of it is magic, and some of it is tragic, but I've had' To the edit council: Many U.S. businessmen have clear proof these articles to determine if they have a good time all the way. I've learned to be Re: How to spend your Valentine's Day that some U.S. foreign correspondents are adequate training and experience which happy at Duke. That's what I sort of wrote An event is taking place this Sunday in paid directly by the K.G.B. This means living and talking to all kinds and in my representative essay. It was the Raleigh Memorial Auditorium which I "conspiracy" has gone undetected by the classes of people. It also means speaking representative of me. feel may be of interest to many members of majority of Americans because the U.S. the local language very well. If you'l! be my girl. the Duke community. The Carolina Pops press focuses their distortion on the Anyone who has lived more than a a Orchestra is presenting "Hearts for country where the communists are year in Guatemala, (I have lived 201, would Poland" — a benefit concert featuring making their big move of the moment, consider your issue on Guatemala and selections from American and Polish pop while printing "straight" news of other Central America very biased and full of music. The concert is being sponsored by places. false and misleading statements. Not one Carolina Aid to Poland, a Raleigh based Not only college students, but many of of the articles was written by anyone who group that has already collected more that us as Americans must learn to be skeptical had actually lived long enough in not rapists $3,000 to be donated to the Catholic Relief of people we consider experts only because Guatemala to be an authority, nor did Service in New York. All money collected they are often in print. We need to learn anyone on your staff attempt to contact e female, who has not had a sexual thought is being .sent by Cardinal Krol of any Guatemalan student at Duke. Would t pass through their mind at one time or how to distinguish between fact and Philadelphia to the Polish Cardinal in opinion. Unfortunately, too many you print an article about life at Duke :, another, and I would hate to think that Warsaw, to.be used for food and medicine University written by a student from i they are all rapists. communists' opinions dominate the U.S. which is then distributed to the Polish news media. This inability to reason is Harvard who visited Duke over a i In closing I would like to say that I too people. testimony to the complete breakdown of weekend? 9 am appalled by the recent rapes and The recent events in Poland are a philosophical thought, which Ayn Rand sexual assaults that have taken place in predicted 20 years ago. 2 our community. I think, however, that frightening commentary on the state of Susan Steinberg Anderson's article is a truly misguided world affairs in general. There has been a If we are to understand foreign politics, Apartado 24.'i-"i lot of talk around Duke about "showing we need to investigate the people writing Guatemala. C.A. attempt to vent his frustrations. If he our solidarity with the Polish people." wants to do something to help the Let's prove that this solidarity truly exists. situation then by all means he can become Donations for the concert are $5 per person involved in some project to stop this arid can be paid at the door. outrage, and not just going half cocked h and saying that all men are rapists. How are you spending your Valentine's The Chronicle d Whether he (hinks so or not this doesn't Day? * make him a "big" man or show that he The concert starts at 7:30. Rose Borofsky Editor: Erica Johnston Night editor: Jeffrey Vamos 0 really understands because, unless he has Managing editor: Robert Satloff Copy editors: Chris Smith, Elizabeth Hudson d ever been scared to walk alone at night on Engineering '84 Business manager: Chris Moser Watchdog: David Sorensen 1 this campus, he doesn't understand. Advertising manager: Donna Parks Assistant features editor: Lawrence Mclntyre e Robert Knee '84 Ad production manager: Todd Jones Assistant edit page editor: David Teurel Conspiracy Aeolus editors: Susan Deaton, Alison Seevak Associate news editor: Stephen Harrigan Arts editor: Sarah Holyfield Paste-up: Robin Epstein, Susan Deaton Clarification Editorial page editor: Gary Friedman Photographers: Kerim Gokay, Tun Opdycke, To the edit council: Features editor: Elizabeth Hudson Doug Patterson Many U.S. citizens living in Central News editors: Marcie Pachino, David Sorensen Composition: Judy Mack, Elizabeth Majors Photography editor: Doug Owen Contributors: Chris Allabashi. Neil Becker, To the edit council: America have been very concerned and worried about the general trend of R&R editor: Hayes Clement David L. Bowser, Maureen Gallagher, David Your readers should know that the Sports editor: Jon Scher Greenhouse, Sara Kobocow, Abbey Marsh, praise some of them have given me for the prejudiced articles about Central America Assistant sports editor: Marc Rubinstein Michael Messinger, Andrea Persico, Sean Feb. 2 article, "The Rapist that Lurks being published recently in the U.S. news Schwartz, Chris Smith, John Turn bull, John beneath Men" is undeserved. It should go media. What concerns us most is that Walker, Dan Willingham to the student whose name and mine many supposedly political "experts" who (except for the middle initial, which he have not had direct contact with Central America, but have gained an undeserved The opinions expressed in this newspaper are not neceas seems not to use) happen to be the same, administration or trustees, Unsigned editorials represent tr though we are not related. influence seem to be part of a deliberate minimis and cartoons represent the views of [heir authorf Carl L. Anderson conspiracy to project a distorted picture Professor of English favoring communism to the U.S. public. Page Fourteen The Chronicle Friday, February 12, 1982 The dB's 'Repercussion'rocks the region By Dan Willingham domain of the affectionate thefts and Their albums stay interesting from City and the Triangle area. Their and Sean Schwartz historical recycling of pop virtuosos like cut to cut. The songs always do popularity doesn't extend far beyond The dB's: Repercussion Nick Lowe and Squeeze. something unpredictable that seems these locales — a fact that may change if To hear the dB's once is to become a Not that the dB's sound completely natural — not just the exercises in a major U.S. recording label picks them born-again rock fan. New York Times original. They have paid close attention cleverness rock critics are prone to up. to early and mid-60s British pop. Their praise merely for their novelty value. rock critic Robert Palmer placed their Remarkably, their albums are only debut album, Stands for Decibels, in his available as imports on the British label list of the top 10 records of 1981. '. . . the dB's don't rely on a fusion with a related Albion. Area record stores carry them. We have never read a discouraging College radio is pushing them and even word about them. Last week we had our pop genre to make their music interesting. WQDR is playing songs from first opportunity to hear the band's Repercussion. The dB's appear at albums. We had high expectations. Triangle area clubs frequently, and We are believers. songs' structures, arrangements and This is intellectual and intuitive pop, reliable sources say an on-campus Repercussion is their convincing ensemble singing evoke the Beatles, the critically-beloved rock, without an performance is possible this spring. second album. Although the dB's Kinks and the mostly forgotten accessibility gap. remind us of many other groups, we musicians of the Mersey beat sound. But These two records reminded us of how Do your ears need rejuvenation from can't recall another band that works so the resemblances are fleeting much can still be done in theiramework formulaic corporate rock sludge? Do you effectively within a strict rock context. suggestions — never the direct lifts that the Beatles created. The music holds up enjoy new music but wistfully long for Unlike the music of some artists we have are scattered throughout the Lowe and to repeated listening, and the lyrics are songs with the charm and sophistica­ championed lately (for example, the Elvis Costello catalogues. worthy. The albums succeed at all tion of the Beatles? Now you know about Police and Prince), the dB's don'trely on The dB's songs are deceptively simple. attention levels. We must refrain from the dB's. a fusion with a related pop genre to make Immediately catchy and memorable, verbally foaming at the mouth over this their music interesting. they're as intelligently written and band. Why settle for less? How refreshing. We feared that arranged as the songs of their The dB's are originally from UNC but Hear these albums reviewed on Helter bright, witty pop-rock was limited to the impressive influences. now bounce between Europe, New York Skelter, Sunday evening at 8 on WDUK.

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We e'll this Recipe for love: Buy 2 uniquely touched my life and love you anyway. Hugs and .Wine, i Midwestern cows, add fun and have filled me with more love Marcy and Julie. vanilla cream always make To my bestest fri ends/lovers Space —I love you! Thanks for affection to cover. Simmer and joy than I ever thought Claire and Carrie; AOPi everything special. There's — Melanie B. (lil sis), Joan all the good times and love covered for 10 days, remove possible. As we grow closer to wishes you lots of love, fun, nothing sweeter together than (Sailing Mate), Sue (Ken's you've given me. You're the cover and cook for several God and to each other, I find Brown sugar and Hanes girl), Jay. Molly. Amie. Kelly greatest! Je t'aime, te quiero, years. Serves at least 2. even more in you for which to charming dates for Thurs. honey! I.L.Y. Babes. Jo, Jill, Polly (central and ILUVU! Betsy. Anchovy Pizza. location). Liz (the freshman), thank Him, for He has truly night. Much love. Your Big Leslie (marathon woman), the Happy Valentine's Day — blessed me with you. I love Sisters. : mine Bean, Bare, Kar, Joycer, Lind, you! WYBMV? Agape, MW. pizza girl, Claudia (BME), To the man with the moonie PCI,—13 months today, and I Heidi (ZTA). Cynthia (the Shar. CM, Croucher, Di, Stud, roses. FromWAKhitiist to the love you more than ever! To L.J. — From the second Bert! Gel psyched for spring AW: 25 words in a classified Italian), Beth Anne (my big rank of weekender. With or love of your life (I guess I can't break! l.ove ya'll! section cannot begin to White wine, roses, candlelight. brother's girl), Anne P. (my Without Pecs you still look compete with those Ohio describe how incredihly much andFrank. . .and lotsmoreto best friends girlfriend), good in pictures. Happy Debbie, Stephanie (New Years farmhoys). May you have a I care for you. All mv love and come. Happv Valentine's Day very Happy Valentine's Day. I Valentine's Day! Love, Mr. too. Cutie. LAK. your and singing), Laura, and affection. KWB. Clay. Suzie (Theta Chi), and love you. D. and L.S. P.S. Tell California Woman.* _ To the best Big and Little B's everyone I can't recall/spell — Muffy I said hello. To that handsome guy I'm in we could ever hope for — Prez Dear Brooks Pierce, Embar­ Have a Happy Valentine's Pippa — You've made me very love with: Can't imagine what Steve, "Foxy" Steve. Eeebs rassed much? Here's that Day. R.K.W. happy the last few weeks. the last five months would and Gey-eff. Sad about our Valentine you thought you Happy Valentine's Day. Hope have been like without you; family tree! Happy V-Day! wouldn't get. Here's to all we have many more together. glad I don't have to! Happy Mild or Wild, "it just doesn't Love you always. Aim and those long wonderful nights Valentine's Day. I love you! matter," I love you any and Love, Andy. Mol E. together. XXOU every which way — from L.K. Melissa. Happy Valentine's • had s attractive feet and a little Oh you babe <• gre times since October. To< tickling, to violins and Day, Cutie. It's been a great none of them were exciting ToThePac-Man Ace, 21 Whiz, oranges and your rambling of five months — my love for you and S --! looking forward to terminal write-and-typer and "progression," to many a late has grown deeper each day. Happy Valentine's Day to the L.K, — You may be strange more fun and possibly a all-around best pal; I Love You night talk, a mutual bearded Here's to Atlanta! Love, R. brothers of Psi Upsilon! I love (different?), but you're pretty shower?!? Love Alwavs, Rick ALL, Happv Valentine's Day, friend, an almost unmention- 2J. VD on VD again? This is "Youse Guys!" Hugs and cute too! Thanks for making P.S. Will you he my Your Schwier. ed birthday (yours, you fool!), getting to be a habit! Are you kisses. Your newest Li'l Sis. the Bo Derek look and falling really going to shave? Three me laugh. Just wanted to let you know I was thinking To my friend Paul, a forever KWB — (yes, you. my favorite out of windows, long hours in years? Unbelievable! Ii's been teddy bear) — would you be about you — don't get yourself pal, I loveyou and your eyes of JTM - To my most favorite Few Fed, "they shit me, Bill," great — I really hope next year blue, I'll shag with you my Valentine of all. Thanks for a my Valentine? Thanks for the a love kidnapping, "Bill! in trouble trying to read my works out (now, the tough whole life through, Just great year so far. Happy intra _ JT. The Boss, that Where are your pants?". . . thoughts! Happy V-Day — questions. . .). I'll try not to wanted to say Happy Valentines Day. sweetie! Blue I_d_, and "Green Eggs fewer times shared. . .a visit get too sentimental. . ., mais Love. P.J. and Ham."Thanks especially ' • Sorry 1 can't be here — to Belvidere form Andrew N. comme toujours, je t'aime, Clamp — Since it's past our for a vintage year. I love vou, Barlow and Joe Willy Castelli, Sbafa. Cuddy Bear: From 3-11 movies AW. thestart ofa newsemester. . . deadline, shall I extend your lease on the closet? Be mine — to splil rock, from allergies to the start of a Mild, the start of Adam - Who would ever have at least until tomorrow? Love, myopia, from ,'105 to 20,'i, I love Robert E. a lot, a few testing moments. thought that we'd last this uppy Mommy. ' you from here to Utopia. Valentine's Thanksgiving together, long? Five months — I can't Happy V-Day. Your Honey- ravishing rebels! You all mean Christmas apart, an opal and believe it. i love you the old Dearest Perry — whoops — I a lot to us and we're psyched diamond to cherish, n cabin ii; number plus ten. (I can't mean Dearest EEELI (n __ the mountains to dream of, a You about our new pledges fboth remember what the old we're even), do baby birds love in which to grow, a love brothers and little sisters!)! number was.) Happy Valen­ beecst friend in the whooole with which to grow, always celebrate Valentine's Day? I Love. Your Sunny Southern tine's Day. Love — Irene. P.S. world! Happy Valentine's bet they do in New York, only Sweethearts How are my arm muscles Day. Please stay my one and faster. Happy Valentine's only Valentine. ! love you. these diiyti? ______Day anyway. Love, Traaacy. ABD' - The Year of the Scarf To my I.iebchen — It's your An F. — Happy Valentine's Cheerly — Welcome to the •nd, but r fault I'm the original veg. Day! Be mine? (Wish you were My truesuitheart — I loveyou ! all Sunny South (I don't mean good things must! This year is Happy Valentine's Day! I,ove here.) Love always — Kristine so much. You can tickle me Mexico). We did it! A few short turning out to be the best one you, C-girl. anytime!' l.ove. your suity xoxo. months and it's together yet. I-et's hope for the Year of General Fremont Buendia — BB — Sorry about your flying Faith Elizabeth. Thanks for forever. Happy Valentine's the Datsun and Scalping ACC We don't need our father to Hey Buddy - You're situation, but I know you'll do everything! I love you, ASA. awesome, hut a goof too. A Day. You're the greatest. Al. tickets (Europe here we come), take us to discover ice or to great on the water. Happy Saab over a Porsche? Never! To a North Carolina boy who farm(s), a Ph.D. for you-know- ascend with the sheets — lave Dear Sister. Sort of: If you are Valentine's Day! Yes. finally Here's to M. Masonry. likes peaches: Happy wh.> in you-know-what vou — Remedios The B. looking for a Valentine you in the Chronicle. From one Hey Ya'll! I'm glad you came don't think will be there this is Swensen's, M & M's, roses, Valentine's Day! Every day (romantic, isn't itl, obesity f(ir and of course wine at Slugs. with the same initials down South to school. You're it and I love you. Your C. . . with you is a holiday. I'm Sammy Jo (pregnant will do). Remember one weekend in great friends; can't imagine Bear. looking forward to spring SI). — You're Awesome! I'll and Valentine's Day every Nassau! Happy Valentine's Duke without you! Happy break with you! — A Texas always love you! How does H- day. I love you. — Yana. Pay! Love, C. Kelly Walker — One year ago Valentine's Day! Love. Pen To KLS in Lowell. Michigan: girl. 32-86 sound? Maybe earlier? Pant, Pant. Can't wait until 2- today I placed an ad in this Thinking of you and missing Michael David — 2 years and and Pin. Happy, Happy Valentine's 19. You're wonderful! Happy paper telling you that you had Sandy Beaches, "Kool-Aid," 10,000 miles may separate us, Pay! Heather, I would likeyou Valentine's Day! Spot. a secret admirer You didn't Dear Ellen. Jill, Holly, Patty, saitboais. absent parents and but my love for you will only or noone as my Valentine. . . know who I was — except Melanie, Kathy, Barb, I„ri, increase. I'll make you see that If vou know what I mean. . .1 Boom-Boom — i got the fever maybe a quarterback. It took Betsy, Molly, Amie. Jay, Ketli (MKsiojiiite, romantic lover. no matter what it takes. Susan love you. Devine qui. . .?! for you girl. Tell Mrs. C. "she you awhile to figure out who it Jo, Debbie, Stephanie, Karin, Total Woman - Happy Caroline. ____ Lucy, Nancy, Heidi. Cynthia, wins if she'll just shut up ' Be was, but when you did, things Valentine's Day. We've come my fruil salad Valentine? — Sue, Joan, Susan, and [.aura; Dearest Johnny Wad, God Dear Slime Bag, Will you be started. People say not to a long way since "shattered." There ain't none finer in knows it's heen great. These my Valentine? Love. Your Old Rich. believe now. Anyone who can Looking forward to blastoff at Carolina. I loveyouall. Happy last three years with you. The Ducky. P.S. I love U. -Ex,O, Stop me at one after 42 is Valentine's Day. Your LSC. your formal, and incredible lipstick those nights. The Pay-day - Thanks for X._Chicky. something special. The last times in F.C. and Myrtle. chains were too tight. But our year has been mv mostspecial making my senior year. Here's Rosulita - You're the best Awesome Cutie. You're Love, Buck. ______love has seen it through. And ever. The N.E. boxes, to Steak'n'Egg, oil barrels, roomie anyone could have! "totally" at Duke. In His care on this momentous day, These balloons, Disney, Mike in the let's share and grow our love KDB —Thank you forthepast chapel visits, volcanoes, sky Happy Hearts Day -- even words from my throbbing bathroom, donuts, ice cream. for one another. Muuuuuuuu- 19 months. They have been high pie, Atari, great Rocks, though your heart is perhaps heart, I'm glad that you're Myrtle, Hanes, formals, ^h _ Yummy. I love you. Joel the happiest of my life. I love Mount Vernon, and a in Baltimore!. . Feb. 14. l'WI that way!! Love and kisses, Washington, kites, the beach, rhristopher. you BABE! Possum. wonderful trip to Kentucky. in Paris? Love. Hollywood. _ Freddy S. ______Chardnnnay, long walks, the AH my love, Your N.R.A. Happy Valentine's Day to the you! Bo. gardens, the snacks, satin Hey, Boo! We love Senior Elitist Club: Mike-eye. t want you Crunchy Frog — New York sheets, Ijincaster, Fr. Wayne, and Tur Cod Bebbe. Ang, Uncle Bill, the Count, and California are getting To my Angel of the Morning — ASDU, Chronicle, top bunk, .lill-o, the Krashes, and the Cuddles — Sorry I have to warmer every day. Get your I never knew what friendship hats, protessing — All have rest of the Rocking T-Chis. miss your formal (and your Sophia Sweetie: If Mikey loses Gulf card ready 'cause we're and love were all about — until make this an amazing year. single) next weekend. Wait interest, we're ready and leavin'. Now I'm going public now, with you. Love, Your Here's to ('.('. Apt. parties, 'till yu see how I make up forit waiting in line. Lustily. The ______ACK' Il__ LM. Little Prince. popcorn, daiiuiris, D.C, though. Happy V-Day. "tunes," mopeds. Flash. Soul anniversary and it's gone Renaissance Man, Studley, ASH — Don't forget to pack KE's: We love you all! Sorry we trains, and Joe. (Joe who?) much too quickly. You're there Pumpkin. Tight Junction, Juan and The your pair of Valentine's Day got you up so early this May you never get CLJ. Our when I need you and you've Dear Horny. You have decerebrate one, M.L. "unmentionables" for this morning, but we hope you hearts will be with you on the always supported me in touched me more.than words weekend. . .you can wear To Jim: Thanks for the enjoyed breadfast! Love, The Hth and always. Friends whatever I do — what more can express. I treasure our them Sim. at the beach! encouragement. From help in Stardusters. forever! We love you! Amie. could I ask? I saw the rainbow new friendship, which I'm calculus to Pika's parties you To "Tau" of Tau Alpha Sigma Molly...Jay. Kelli, R.N.S. and took a chanre hy putting hoping will grow. Happy were there from the start; our Lisa Brecker — Happy • — You know who you are, in a $2 classified ad to catch Valentine's Dav^'hf.-secaki-. terrific FAC and better yet, Valentine's Day! Welcome to handsome. Here's to many Krooftofp — To a very special her. Who says advertising our friend Happy Valentine's Alpha Epsilon Phi, we're all good times we've had, and to person. Happy Valentine's doesn't work? Happy Anni­ Billy Liakos (Wad) - Happy Day, Love always, your thrilled to have vou! I-ove, hopefully many more lo come, Day! Thanks for being versary! I love, you — The V.D. Hope you enjoy it. Luv, '_ rls." Your Big Sis. lot to me. Love, everything __\ are. I.ove. R. Your Big Sis. md d ugs. Page Eighteen The Chronicle Friday, February 12, 1982

D - What's up? Yes, I did put BOZOS - What car Dear Dumb-Dumb — Can you Carol Marquis, Have fun at this ad in for a reason (maybe The parties, popcorn and late believe I actually sent you a ADPi-TriDelt! Drink one for there was a reason for the night visits are always great personal? Have a wonderful me; I'll drind a couple for you tunes also). - I'm here fun. You guys are terrific and To my three best friends — Valentine's Day because you in New Orleans. Happy (always. . .) — R. we love you. Your Little are one super girl' Can't wait Valentines. Who Else? for Hilton Head, Florida H, Lavern, Nance, Dee, Mary, S i s tors. ______Thanks for the support, the Myrtle II! Much love. Dumb- Yo Runt — Lots of love and Paul, Scott. Manny. Chuck- lov shari Sweetie Pie — I bet you didn't the kisses on V-Day. Also, why is stickels, Virginia. Bernie. understanding, thecaring, the Shit 1-JMZ. think I'd do this. I love you, the world square? Ed. Will. Dieter. Stu: Thanks for eutie. Without you. I'm just a laughter, the tears (especially My Love Liz: You are the most heing great friends! Xi Rho poot head. Mush, mush. the tearsl and the wonder that beautiful girl in the world. forever all my love. Joy. has come from intertwining Thank you for giving of MCR, We've made itthrough 2 my life with yours. I loveyou. I yourself. My love for you will Rich — "Body-Body" wants Valentines! (Happy 15th need you and I think you are always grow. I love you. Your you to be her Valentine. She'll Anniversary! I'm so glad wonderful. 1 really do! L.D.G. Pumpkin, even wear a bag over her head things have worked out. I_ve Julie, Darling: The time to if you want. . .Please. decide is fast approaching. LDG — May our friendship always, FG (ETL). Caesar: Our friendship is one Won't you be my Valentine? flourish. How can I express of love and understanding, I "45"-"25"-"31": Happy As far as the other matter, it everything it has meant to love you more than one can Happy Valentine's Day to the Valentine's Day! You guys are should be a simple choice. me? BFF-AM. measure. You're in my heart Hoggers and W.N.C. members: "the joint." See you at half Please don't toy with me so. forever. Happy Valentine. Sigma Nu Little Sisters - Kevin, Keith. Karge, Sparky, court. Love, J 'The -I< lintettes." Love, Your Man in Waiting. Day. I.ove, Lady bug. Happy Valentine's Day. Frank, Wilbur, Pete. Stu. Mike Stamatakos — How can You're all the greatest. Get Whippit, Kurt, Mark, Tim. and I forget those hot nights on the psyched for Sat. night. The Carl Proah - and the women: beach; the warm wind To my D.U. manager Ibra! Ibra! Todo! Todo! Come Sue, Kathy, Sarah, 'Nifer, blowing through your hair. sweetheart. I'm going to steal back! Come back! The Wicked Robin. Love, Lucky. P.S. A Makes me want to SHAKE! your heart like Lee took Witch of East Campus is To my slave: I only wish I special Happy Birthday wish Love you always, Dein Washington. With all my calling you! — The Wicked could be yours, T-25 (get your suit out, the launch awaits). I to Micky. l.iebchen. Southern Love, "The Whiz." Witch of West Campus. love you. CLASSIFIEDS J-frosh! Don't miss your first DISSERTATION PROB­ JUC Tapedeck KD-A5. Ride/Rider Wanted Wanted: One crane to further Announcements chance to attend the Viennese LEMS? Richard S- Cooper. Feather touch controls, a simple physical relationship. Ball, coming your way Fri., Ph.D., clinical psychologist, remote control, metal, Call George 684-7440. Need a ride to Turkeyland? Feh. 19. at 8:15 p.m. in the offers a group for blocked adjustable bias, many more. Stuey!! A birthday on I'm going to Va. Tech Sat., SAIL THE BAHAMAS! .$449 Durham Civic Center, Dreas students. Not traditional Brand new condition. 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Take your Valentine out for sorority pics — Fri., 12-4, Our eyes met but mine weren't dancin' with the MITETTES Hope Valley Rd. near Duke. Panhel House. I.OST: Sorority pin — Gold For Rent or Sublet in focus. To show me the light. and the BONEY MARONEY $16/month (8 classes) or 489- key with initials EMB, Jan. 29 reply to Box 2064 Hanes. BAND, Fri.. Feh. 12, 9:30 p.m., 6390. Help Wanted on West Campus. Reward! at St, Joseph's; 804 Fayetteville SUBLET with option to lease. Bertics Blunders: .1. Who is St.. Durham. 55 includes free Calculus tutor available all Please call 286-3265. judging whom? .2. Who are COULD YOU USE AN Attractive one bedroom this semester. Call Jerry after LOST: AOPi sorority pin on thought so by others? I'm EXTRA S50-$7r.? Healthy. apartment near Lakewood 6 p.m.. 493-2990. Write this Feb. 3 between East and West. flattered. 3. I won't privilege Interested in moving up to non-smoking males age 18-40 Shopping Center. Water- number in your math hook. _ Reward. 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We spectacles on West/Central; 1 be selling Singing Valentines Placement Office Fri., Feb. 19, honor Philips 66. Mastercard on Thurs. and Fri., Feb. 11 and a very special girl who will Seniors! Don't miss your last Parker fountain pen. brown 10 a.m.-I p.m. to interview and VISA. 1810 W. Markham 12. Songs will be delivered on add so much to AOPi. Alpha chance to attend the Viennese barrel, gold nib on East. Call men for summer counseling Ave. (near East Campus, Sat., Feb. 13 or Sun., Feb. 14. love, Big Sis. Ball, coming your way Fri., jobs. Drop hy or sign up Chris 684-0903. Feb. 19. at ftJS p.m. in the between Ninth and Broad). Look for our table on the T — Almost eighteen! Who Durham Civic Center. Dress SENIORS: Another 2 year FOUND: In House I parking Quad! would have thought? Here's to code: formal or semi-formal. financial analyst position in TUX RENTALS - special lot a si ngle key. (weeken d after Dear Chronicle — Why no airplanes, phone calls, and New York. Early deadline. 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Different genders go different The two men qualified for this contest directions Saturday as two men from the by virtue of their successes in a match Duke fencing team head west while the last January. women travel north to Harrisonburg, De Leon said he was pleased to have Va., to battle Hollins, Mary Baldwin Duke represented. "This is an individual and James Madison. affair," he said. "This is the nice part of The women (5-3) face the remainder of the sport, when the director says 'fence' the competition from Virginia in their and the kids perform their individual quest to qualify for the AIAW thing. This opportunity is great for the championships next month. Blue Devil students and also good for our coach Mario de Leon is confident of the program." women's chances after watching his The remainder of the men's team will squad split a match with William & have the week off to prepare for next Mary last weekend. Saturday's meet with nationally ranked "We can be considered the pre- Clemson. tournament favorite. Again, this is a David L. Bowser crucial test for us as we strive for the . nationals," said de Leon. •Wrestling- For the men, co-captain Derek The Duke wrestling team takes to the Bandeen and freshman Dave Meyers fly road this weekend to compete with west to Los Angeles Valley College in Atlantic Coast Conference opponent Van Nuys, Cai., to" compete in the Maryland and a tough George Mason Fencing Junior Olympics. squad. Winless in four ACC matches, The invitational is designated for all the 6-5 Blue Devils hope to register their qualifying fencers in the United States first conference victory in Friday night's who are under 20 years of age. 7:30 p.m. bout with the Terps. Meyers, a four year veteran, competed Junior Bill Nugent is still hampered in the tournament last year in by a bruised, possibly torn, knee and will Cleveland. "Last year there were be out for this weekend's matches. His participants older than I," said Meyers, injury forces Duke coach Bill Harvey to a New Jersey native. "But this year it shuffle the lineup somewhat. Harvey should be different. I am really looking said that the Terrapins are a good team forward to competing." See WRESTLING on pag<; 24

STAFF PHOTO Two members of the Duke men's fencing team will compete in the junior Olympic meet this weekend in Van Nuys, Calif. Friday, February 12, 1982 The Chronicle Page Twenty-Three - . . .Notebook NOTEBOOK from page 21 Reddick. It was just one of the many no-calls the officials decided to make during the contest. But don't get the idea the officials weren't busy; six technical fouls and 50 personals were whistled during the course of the evening in what some observers termed the worst officiated game they had seen. Six technicals, four on Duke, is a little odd for a single game. But the Blue Devils should have known things were not going to be easy in DeLand. The first noticeable thing about "cozy" Edmunds Center is its cement-like floor, which may have contributed to McNeely's injury. Not only did the surface grab at the soles of basketball sneakers, but it was also divided by what some of the players likened to the San Andreas fault — a crack near midcoart that stretched across most of the playing surface. Vince Taylor, who led Duke with a game-high 29 points, said he couldn't cut and slide like he normally would on a hardwood floor. Then there was the Hat — the tacky green mascot of the Hatters that literally looked like the Jolly Green Giant'sderby perched on two human legs. And of course, the weather, the first sign of things to come. Rain, clouds and wind hit nearby Daytona the same time as the Blue Devils did. Maybe somone up there was trying to tell them something. Miscellaneous: Engelland on Frank Burnell, the Hatters' leading scorer who hit for 28 Wednesday: "He's just another player, a dime a dozen in Brooklyn. You'll never see him on the Celtics." On the plane ride back to Raleigh-Durham, Duke center Mike Tissaw was asked which team the Devils had played the night before. Tissaw had no reply as he stared back at the inquiring passenger. He explained later: "It's a long season. It's winding down but it's PHOTO BY TOM OPDYCKE still got a lot of body left. Something a lot of people The last time Duke and Wake Forest met, the don't realize is that you have to forget about games like PHOTO BY TOM OPDVCKK Deacons stifled the Blue Devils with a tenacious last night and just go on. That's what happened back , . .and had the •isitors from Durham searching defense. . . thereon the plane — I had already forgotten about it." for victory. „ SUPE*™_-_R- . 4 VALENTINE I **« SALE V Why buy your special person just a card? From the Heart is having a special stock reduction sale

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RADISHES Cecere (13-1) will move up to compete in After meeting Tennessee tomorrow, Nugent's vacated 142-pound category, Duke will begin preparation for the 3l>ks. 99 while Eftim Velahas will move into league meet, which will determine the Cauliflower Cecere's usual 134-pound slot. ACC champion. Rounding out the Blue Devils' starting — Chris Allabashi Head 07 lineup are, in the middleweights, Fresh Chancie Crowder at 150 lbs., freshman — JV Basketball — Spinach Matt Baccheta at 158 and Ted Van Dyk (6-7-1) at 167. Fiery co-captain John Chowan Junior College slipped by the lb69* Strong (16-3) anchors the 177 lbs. class, Duke JV cagers in Cameron Indoor followed by two more freshmen — Jim Stadium last night, taking a 59-58 Crawford (4-7) at 190 and heavyweight overtime win in what Duke coach Rick Bob Collie (7-7). Johnson termed "a heartbreaker." After their clash with Maryland the The game proved to be a thriller from Devils square off against George Mason the beginning, as Duke and Chowan at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. traded baskets until the visitors took a According to Harvey, George Mason 26-24 edge into halftime. Though is a tough team that has been plagued by Chowan stretched its lead to five early in inconsistent play all year. Part of the the second half, baskets by Duke's Russ •ill. >, reason is injuries. Harvey saw this as a Morgan, Todd Anderson and George K Cherry similarity between the two squads in Land put Duke on the better end of a 50- i TOMATOES that neither could afford injuries. He 45 score with 3:35 left in regulation. We Carry- added that he thought the Devils "have Chowan soon responded, however, ceiery Root, Ginger Root, more depth than they do though." and took the lead at 51-50 with 14 99* Horseradish, Totu, Egg Harvey said that mentally the squad seconds left. A Chowan foul put Morgan Rolls, Snow Peas, Shallots, is in good spirits and ready to wrestle. on the foul line, where he hit one of two Rubarb, Walercrest, Fresh — Michael Messinger Garlic and many more hard with two seconds left to send the game to find items. into overtime. Swimming The next five minutes saw still more The Duke men's swimming team bucket-trading until Chowan went travels to Knoxville, Tenn., today to take ahead 59-57 at the 1:02 mark on a on Tennessee, a perennial national converted steal. Duke's Anderson hit the power, in a 2 p.m. meet. Despite the front end of a one-and-one with 48 Volunteers' reputation, the Blue Devils' seconds left to make it 59-58, but that last dual meet of the season promises to was as close as the Devils could come, as be an exciting one. Chowan went on to take the game by "Tennessee matches up their that score. swimmers according to our strengths which makes each race interesting," Johnson commended his team for said Duke coach Bob Thompson. "We're their performance in the closely-fought looking forward to some good match. "We played real well, defensively competitive times with them." and in running our motion, tonight. However, this meet will be different Some costly turnovers hurt us. It was a for the Blue Devils in many respects. real heartbreaker." Thompson has his squad tapering down its swimming yardage in practice and Anderson, playing JV to "get some placing more emphasis on quality PX perience," led all scorers with 24 swims. This tapering marks the end of a points. Russ Morgan chipped in 12 for year's preparation for the Atlantic the Blue Devils, and CraigFaulks added Coast Conference meet which is now eight. only two weeks away. The JV squad will take on Laurinburg Not only is this the last dual meet of Institute tonight at 8:15 in Cameron. the season, it is also the final meet of — Maureen Gallagher Heels slide by Maryland By Tom Foreman Jr. and went in for an uncontested layup, AP Sports Writer giving North Carolina a 49-48 lead with CHAPEL HILL - Matt Doherty's two 4:58 left. free throws with three seconds North Carolina extended its lead to remaining put the lid on a valiant three on two Black free throws. But Maryland rally and second-ranked Maryland stayed in the battle, North Carolina took a 59-56 victory over countering every Tar Heel basket. the Terrapins in an Atlantic Coast James Worthy was credited with a Conference basketball game Thursday basket on a goaltending charge and the night. Tar Heels seized a 55-52 edge with 34 Freshman Adrian Branch scored seconds remaining. 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