Football'sDivisionIblues,p.9 The Davidsonian VolumeLXXVIII,Number 3 DavidsonCollege,Davidson, NorthCarolina 28036 Friday, October 2,1987 Ruskprogram ShoppingCenter X missesgoal 1 T i^k ft ..frnrfiiii Aid By JONBOLES Alumni campaigns in Atlanta :>mFOODLION _^^»JM[ and Texashave assembled almost &KERRDRUGSliI1 hWk MM After starting up the 1987-88 CALL: GRETCHEN SHEETS H**^i schoolyearwiththeappearanceof one million dollars,to which the 704 523-0272 «f *#■ J4 guest speaker Lord Max Beloff Duke Endowment has added a DevelopedBy ?*■ S^Jifl fcaff the Dean Rusk Program in Inter- million for the establishment of a mm^^ H c'ruslandErwin Associates" national Studies is changing professorship in international _^^^fl JVJ mm WE MVHMP^h "9MH w^*i4 course toenableit toincrease fun- studies. draisingefforts. In addition, several corpora- "We've tried very hard to tions have donated generous buildanexcellentprogram,"com- amounts earmarked for specific mented director Jack Perry, "and aspects of the program, among aftermaking theinitialsplash, we them NCNB, which has given now want to solidify." Of the ten $250,000 to establish a fund spe- million dollars originally pro- cifically foranannualconference; HohncOlIO e The opening of this Cornelius Food Lion may forcetheDavidson storetoclose M jected for the endowment of the the Ford Motor Corporation, program, only three millionhave whose $100,000 grant is used to beenraised todate,andonemajor bring in speakers, and AT&T, problem, according loDr.Perry, whichhas provided the money to Davidson Food lionto dose bringinboth ArkadyShevchenko I i. JLjjjgg^Ll § A and Col. Fred Cherry, author of November1shut-downalmost certain Bloods,in thepast twoyears. This year fewer speakers wfll ByGEORGE KURANI An informed Davidson com- is what will replace theFood Lion coming to campus, and many Rumors around Davidson munity source said,however, that if in fact the store closes. The be who do will be concen- lately have it that the local Food the store would definitely close shoppingcenterin whichtheFood of those tratingonthe themeof theconfer- Lion grocery store is going to very soon and that it would start Lion is located is owned by the 1 ence on world hungerplannedfor lose soon. How much truth can moving employees by the end of Four Seasons Developing Corn- -'I I spring. >e to these October, pany, whichinturnismanagedby mis attributed rumors? change in the pro- Well for right now, no one, even The Food Lion in Davidson ShamrockManagementlocatedin Another gram'sactivities oncampus isthe the people at the Food Lion,can has been open for five years and Charlotte, move to coordinate efforts with be exactly sure what will happen was proceeded by aLowes groc- Abraham Luski,an official at other groups such as the open inthenextfew weeks. ery store.According toKyles,the ShamrockManagement, saidthat kmJom* lunch committee, which will co- ChuckKyles, manager of the Lowes store was notable to sur- his firm had not received any Dr.Jack Perry sponsor speaker Thomas Greene Davidson Food Lion, said mat vive either. Kyles also said that notification thatFoodLion willbe have, with nota- onthe 14thofOctober. there was a "good, strong possi- the main problem concerningthe leaving the shopping center. "I is that "we a few exceptions, not attracted a Inthepast twoyears,the pro- bility" that the store would be Food Lion is that many people can'tmakeapredictionabout who ble inflow of overthe gram has brought literally scores closing soon.But he was quick to have the misconception that the couldbe movinginsince we have large donations last two years." of speakers to campus,including emphasizethatit wasonlyapossi- storedoes notstocka wide variety not heard any official news from The iscompletelyin- authors,diplomats, scholars and bility Healsosaidmatifthe store of products. Food Lion as a company,""LuskiLuski program . fundraising."The businessmen, as well as organiz- closesit wouldbeonNovcatorl. "A lot ofpeople have the im- said. dependentinits initial conception was that we ingteach-ins,sponsoringaninter- "I'm just guessing whenIsay pression thatFoodLion isn'tafull Theonlyother alternative was wouldnot adrainon college national opportunities night, and hat we might be closing soon," market store," Kyles said. "We to try to find some answers be the budget, rather raise money as hostingannualconferencesforthe Cyles said. "They (Food Lion are large enough,"he continued, through the Food Lion manage- but - goalong." expressedpurposeofgiving"each nanagement) don't tell us any- "but we justdon't doenoughvol- mentinSalisbury.Themainprob- we Funding thus far has come in student, first,aninformedaware- hing like that until the last mi- ume to generate the income we lem, however, was that no one from three major sources: alumni ness ofour wholeplanet,and sec- nite."(FoodLionofficials didnot need tostay inbusiness." whocould discuss thematter was gifts, the Duke Endowment, and ond, direct knowledgeof at least eturn callsmadeby the Davidso- An important question that ever inhis office or took the time corporate sponsorships. one foreign area." lian.) many areaskingaroundDavidson toreturnany phone calls.
ByFRANKFOLGER and this test. He suggested that this WALTREYNOLDS maybe theresultof differingread- The sixth anniversary of the Freshmaninternational scoresimprove ingbehaviors among highschool freshman international awareness again studentsbutat the sametimeillus- test has once again resulted in a Miesbeat females tratedhow thatdiscrepancydisap- higher classaverage than the pre- year's scores. The test, adminis- Epes stressed that this test cannot closed that this year's male score pearedinthe collegeyears. vious year. Professor Hansford teredtofreshmenduringfreshman be viewed underthelightof alet- was substantially higher, nearly Epes, who isinchargeofmodify- orientation, isa project of the In ter gradescale andindicated thata 17% higher, than this year's Freshmaninput onthe testhas ing the test each year, reported ternatioaalEducationCoMBiHee. score of 55 was not bad. female score. Heindicated that in beenlimited,partly due tothe fact that the average of all the scores Epesindicated that this year's previous years of administering mat freshmen have not recieved on this year's test had risen 2.5% classaverage wasalittleunder55 For the first time insix years the test, he had found that theirscores yet.Butone freshman overlast year's scores,whichhad on a 100 point scale. Although someonescored aperfect 100,ac- freshmen males performed sub- who spoke with Epes said he been 1% higher than the previous this figure may sound alarming, cording to Epes. He further dis- stantially better than females on thought the test was very easy.
" Opinions: Sports: MovieReviews: News: pH CROP walk wrap-up Football drops another' Nonudityinthisweek's New professor profiles Door» 11 one inblowout Union films continue! v C PageJS ■* Pages 5-7 Page 4 — —— I .^»^^—^— J 2 =Friday, October 2, 1987 THEDAVIDSONIAN — News Shorts
booths representing eleven countries out- game stalls, including a giant earthball Chambers 211 1 SGA election results Chambers 213 side onChambers lawn,thisyear s festival whichwillbe rolledabout. Freshman Senators: Chambers 215 will have seventeencountriesrepresented. The countries represented are India, Pakistan,China, IngridLove (ClassPresident) All these rooms will be open for studying Each booth will present native cos- Nepal, Japan, SriLanka, They France, MeredithGooding everynight until 2:00a.m. tumes, artifacts, maps and posters. Ethiopia, Spain, Germany, Swe- Rachel Nation will be manned by studentsfrom thecoun- den, Liberia, Mexico, Greece-, Zambia, PeterBynum TntArnatinnai fair °y represented whoareavailable toanswer TurkeyandNorway.TheCommons willbe Gilbert Shaw internationaliair q^ns about country % cateringaninternationalbanquetintheeve- Derrick Willard Tomorrow, the International Commit- willbeservingethnic food,freeforthetast- ning. tee presents the third annual International ing. In addition, the festival will present The festival willbe from 11:00a.m. to HouseSenators: Festival here oncampus. The festival has liveentertainment: twoofthegroups slated 4:00 p.m. On Chambers lawn. In case of William Wahlheim — Kappa Alpha expandedcompared to previousyears'fare, to come are an African group, called the rain,thelocationwillbetheUnion. Allfes- KenJones — PAX While the first festivalhadonly tablesin the "CultureBearers,"andanIndianfolkdance tival activities arefreeexceptforthemeal at Harrison Murray — Sigma Alpha Ep- 900 Room and the second only eleven troupe. For kids of all ages there will be! the Commons. silon — Materialcontributedby AaronLevine BSC TimPoston— Kappa Sigma —Robert Smalley CROP walk AndyTysinger— PiKappa Alpha Last Sunday129studentsand professors MikeHoward —Phi DeltaTheta joinedmembers oftheDavidsoncommuni- DavePetranick —Phi GammaDelta ty to participate in the CROP walk. The CarynCoppedge— Rusk route was 10 kilometers long and went Stephanie Wyatt — Spencer through the entire Davidson community. Rob Grzes/xzak — SigmaPhi Epsilon Water stops were provided along the way CarolineBuxton Warner Hall for thirsty participants. TheCROPdiscoheldat PAX thenight Independent Senators: m^m^mv- before the walk raised $101. The total TrippHelms ■■MB '". w* amount of funds raised by the walk itself Maynard John will not be tabulated until October 9, Matt Terrell though. According to CROP coordinator for the YSSC, Linda Tatsapaugh '88, "AU Senior Honor Council: in allit wasagoodwalk." ClaraBroniec CROP is partof theChurch WorldSer- vice and initiates projects in the United Chambersnight roon States and abroad to aid poverty-stricken Here is an updated list of night use o people. CROPactivities,suchastheCROP classrooms: walk, focusonhunger issues. Chambers 208 Don't forget:Homecomingisnext week. Chambers 210 Do youhave yourdate yet? Material contributedbyRachelNation LettersPolicy WEHAVE' I | The Davidsonian welcomes letters from must present the editors with compelling fsiinmJ^^^^*'^^ try print mMMtMt Jt Wm mm jur jp.di it itsreaders. Theeditors will to all reasons if theydo not wishtheir names to M/WPf LETTER lettersdealing withsubjectsofgeneralin- be printed with their letters. Ri^^B I jL^_| terest to the campuscommunity,but they The editors reserve the right not to Available at: must adhere" tome following guidelines: print letters which contain inside jokes, Cliffs Notes answer your S^^^^f^fS ~ A letters must submitted by 7 off-color slurs, or advertisements, or questionsabout literature 5^5^5I^5'^ TT7lvr« * p.m. onthe Tuesdaybefore the expected which represent a viewpoint very similar as you study andreview. 5^5^5^^^ Wo* publication date. to other letters printed dealing with the Each is designed to help Street Letters must be neatly typedorlegi- same topic n Ve y r J1^1^ P 9radeS bly hand.wntten. The editors will also sav;°y ouSme ESw Ms. gOCfeS -Writers should.include an address MlIL M ■ accept letters submitted on 5.25" disket- and a phone number with their submis- C^Notesdi^y" 70M9M841- WordPerfect orIBM PC-DOS (MS-DOS)tesin^I text,fileformat. sions^Writers should address their letters ' ' ' I -All letters should besigned. Writers "To the Editors."
VYJff] Ku^ Itravel agentstakethe worry out of travei BTf fiND ftfl WW AND IT DOESN'T COST YOUAPENNY! Downtown /IMjnUW Jll>^ R?\ Reservations Tor: |W" * Airline " Tours #^* Davidson " Amtrak " Hotels " " Cruises Car Rentals MON—THURS. ■■ FOR BUSINESSOR PLEASURE 9-5 - SOUTH MAIN ST. DAVIDSON Fri. 9-6 (BehindFrame Gallery) Friday, October 2, 1987 THE DAVIDSONIAN 3 BfycndDavidson SchroederdeclinesPresidentialrun;mudslidekills200 ByKATHERINEPRICE of U.S. economic sanctions arms-for-hostages affair with Democratic Presidential can- Around the world — in Medel- Headliningevents September 25- against South Africa. Reagan's Iran, died before he could testify didate Gov. Michael Dukakis of lin,Columbia, a large mud slide October 1: — report willnot recommend further beforecongressionalinvestigative Massachusetts accepted the resig- accounted for the death of 200 Across the nation on Tues- sanctions. committees. Woodward, whohad nation of his campaign manager people on Sunday.Themud slide day, the Senate unanimously enjoyedanunusualamountofper- and other top staff members after occurred on Sugarloaf mountain, voted, 98-0, to ban imports from The Gramm-Rudman-Hol- sonal access to Casey, is being learning that they were responsi- destroyingaslum village. Iran. The U.S. is also seeking lings budget balancing law has criticized for exposing CIA spy- ble for leakingtonews sources the Soviet leader Gorbachev sanctions againstIranthroughthe been revived. President Reagan ingtechniques and for publishing videotape that ended Joseph ended speculation this week that United Nations,becauseof Iran's reluctantly signed legislation for false information in his book Biden's campaign hopes. John he was ill whenhe appeared at a rejection of a cease-fire in its 7- the law on Tuesday because the VEIL:TheSecretWars oftheCIA. Sasso, campaign manager.for Kremlin meeting withFrenchdel- year warwithIraq. TheU.S.ban bill allowed anincreasein thena- Woodward claims that on his Dukakis, gave news sources vid- egates. Gorbachev had not been would affect mostly oil imports. tional debt limit. Reagan stated, deathbed Casey nodded affirma- eotapes which documented false seeninpublic sinceearly August. Theban,attachedtoa$303billion however,thathewould fighthard tionofhisknowledgeofthediver- claims by Biden about his Hesaidthathehadbeenvacation- defense budget bill,may be sub- against any tax increases or de- sionof funds to theContras. academicrecord. ing and workingonabook. ject to a Presidential veto by fense budget decreases proposed California became the first In South Korea, opposition Reagan. PresidentReaganhasob- to meetthebudget targets. Democratic Colorado Rep. state to allow AIDS-drug testing leaders are divided as both Kim jected to the defense budget bill Journalist Bob Woodward of Patricia Schroeder disappointed whichbypassesregulations setby Young Sam and Kim Dae Jung because of thelimits it setson the the Washington Post released a democratichopefulsandfeminists the Federal Drug Administration claim to be presidential candi- strategicdefenseinitiative. book this week that detailed the this week as sheannounced,amid when Gov. Deukmejian signed a dates. South Korean President actions of William Casey and the tears, mat she "could not figure bill this week. Supporters of the Chun DooHwan's term ends in President Reagan reports to Central Intelligence Agency. outhow torun"for thePresidency billhope that it will speedhelp to February,andelectionsaresched- congress mis week on the failure Casey,theCIA directorduring the of theU.S. AIDS victims. uledfor December.
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Hand me that immediately gotosee their friend, find all of their old R&B band nudity) and lasts a little over 2 black hat and give those black The Penguin, a nun who needs members. (The infamous line ap- This is a star-filled movie hours. Even if you've seenit be- fore, you shades! "The Blues Brothers" $5,000 tocover taxesonherchil- peareth:"we're ona mission from that's really worth seeing,if only comeon, have tosee the trashed the plays tonight in the 900Room at dren'shome. God.") Despite many trials and for the outstanding performances shoppingmall get by 8:30. tribulations, including the mys- by James Brown, Aretha Bluesmobile again. Come in time This classic musical-comedy Of course, our honorable tery woman, the Illinois Nazis, Franklin, Ray Charles and Cab to the Looney Toons be- starring Dan Aykroyd and John heroes offer their services toraise the Good OV Boys and the Calloway as well as the Blues forehand ... and remember to Belushiisjustthemovie togetthe themoney.Theonly problemis,it ChicagoPolice,all of whom want Brothers. But wait, there's more! bringyourI.D. weekendrockin' androllin'. John has to be done legally. But in a to kill the Blues Brothers (or at You'll also see Carrie Fisher, "It's 106 miles to Chicago. Landis directed this epic tale of flash of blazing light from above leasthurtthemalot),theysucceed JohnCandy,andTwiggy.Andfor We've gotafulltank ofgas, halfa the infamous Jake and Elwood during the Triple Rock Baptist inre-forming theirband. They've five points each, see if you can pack ofcigarettes, it's dark, and we're wearingsunglasses." Blues.Theactionstarts whenJake Church Sunday morning service, even gotten the gig to raise the find John Landis, Steven Spiel- "Hitit." (Belushi) gets out of prison. It Jake finds theanswer:thebrothers money. But will they make it to berg,Frank Oz, ChakaKhan,and Ihe torchpasseth RLP. Brothers,Hello,MacLads By Boozederly Prayer" Infirmary, but, alas, floating around in the great vac- next few lines are illegible be- . GLENNFOGLE woman struggling across the Every sooftenmajor tragedies Main Street withthegrocerybags Booze Brothers were dead. God uumof space. cause of bloodstains.) strike that leave a longlastingso- she was carrying home from the hadcalled themback home. On behalf of the families of B.B.: You mean that it's cial impact andinstill sadness and soon-to-be-defunct Food Lion. the Booze Brothers,many thanks worse than being shot? (more frustration in the hearts of the Racingacross thestreet tohelp the The Booze Brothers served for the cards, letters, kitchen bloodstains) Editor and (bloods- world. Such losses,thoughgriev- old bag (whooops!) the old this school in the—most effective appliances and Chinese domestic tain) 3,986,465,332,012,345 ous,remindusof the truefrailty of woman withherbags, they were way they knew through the discipline implements. A memo- years in Purga(bloodstain) Oct. the human existence, and yet blinded by the immensely bright media. Never ones tosuccumb to rialservice will beheldatQueens 13, 3:49am. (bloodstains). the temptation of serve tounderscore thestrengthof glare of the sun reflected off fel- sensationalism College on Sadie Hawkins Day— the human spirit. Such a tragedy low pedestrian Dean Terry's or potentially yellow journalism (donations will be accepted.) Question of the Week: attention, has befallen the Davidson com- head. to get the Booze TheMacLads "Should this column be taken munity. In the midst of their confu- Brothers offered us all an (only TheMacLadshavebeenasked seriously?" Itis withdeep sorrow and re- sion, they were struck down by a slightly) exaggerated, satiric,and totake theplaceof theplaceof the A:No. moreover look at gret that weannouncetheunfortu- carload of Queenies speeding to tongue-in-cheek passed away again Booze B:Never. nateanduntimely deaths of twoof eludefour carloads ofhorny Hod- ourselves. Brothers. We did manage to re- C:Nope. fragment Only by "reactionary thecollegecommunity's most be- dies (or was it Captain Pikedog cover a bloodstained of D: loved members, the Booze andhisarmy of Weenies pursuing But even by the same token, the interview with the Pope John xenophobic enclaves of superfi- Brothers. theQueenies? Actually, weheard the Booze Brothers hoped that Paul IIfrom themangledbodyof cial conformist little snobs." On the afternoon of Wednes- it was the wholedamnSPEfrater- their readers would becompelled -one of theBoozeBrothers .... (from "Life inHell." Check your day, September 23, 1987, the re- nity looking for some women to to search deep within their souls, B.B.: Well, Pontiff, what back issues.) Allof theabove. cently born-againBooze Brothers come totheir house,but maybeit to explore their own true feelings exactly do you think of the Ses- E: Editionof Quips & If you know the right answer wereenroute withseveral of their wasjustacoupleof PhiDelts.) and further the distinction be- quicentennial Cranks'? send a to "Booze newly-found KA friends to adual Inany event,thecar got away tween themselves and the rest of donation Memorial/One of the lecture in the 900 room entitled and the tragic damage had been the very special individuals that His Holiness: [flipping Brothers through volume] frankly, New Stereo "Christianity and the art of RV done. Inasudden flash of quick- constitute this school, this com- said on MacLads needs a Davidsonian. No Maintenance" and "Guilt thinking, Terry rushed the limp, munity, this great nation, this behalf of the Roman Catholic Fund" c/o The Without $50 will be Sex — Sex and the Singfe^Sixth mutilated figures of the Booze world, this solar system and all Church, [turning various shades donations of less than Grader" when they spied an el- Brothers to "Haven't Got a other fragments of solid waste of red] I'm embarrassed. (The accepted. Spoof O'the Week LectureTims:HonorCodeviolationsarenospoof By BILL SCOUTEN sing. There are no leads. No one has Known as "borrowing indefi- perhaps a day pack, could be left "Hey, Jim, have you seen my First you think, "Am Iat my pulled a prank. Thelibraryhas no nitely," isnot a spoof,nor should overnightintheCommons andre- knapsack?" carrel?" Yes,you are; the library knowledge— of missing books and it be considered by anyone to be main untouched. "No, what'sup?" books and remaining textbooks supplies at least none were one. In such a community as "Well,IthoughtIleftit inone are yours. But, where is the day found. You are now distraught, Davidson, stealing should not be No, the honor of Davidsonis around, of the carrels down in the base- pack youleftonthecarrel?Where highlyenraged,and worried.This tolerated. "Stealing" does not not.asystem tobeworked but a personalcommitment tothe mentof thelibrary.Youknow,my are the pens and pencils? What's is critical. Whatcan youdo? apply just to school supplies, This is the carrel. Ijust don't understand thedeal? Three days later, on one of though.It applies toanythingthat community. Davidson that we,the students,mustpropa- it ...I'm positive Ileft it there Alarmed and riled, the next thosedaily library reconnaissance does not belong specifically to last-night." stepinyour searchcenters around missions for missing parapher- you. (Yes, that includes bikes! gate.Thehonor of this establish- "Maybe you left it in another theother hundredsofcarrelsinthe nalia, the day pack is disco- Surprised?!&%<,$!) Tampering ment rests not on the administra- tion, carrel. Let'scheck. There aren't library. Checking each one per- vered ... open, in a carrel far with others' possessions is not but on us. The key to the then, considera- thatmany carrelsinthebasement. sonally, you remember a prank away from the rest inan isolated only an incrimination of oneself honor system, is C'mon, let'sgo." that a friend once pulled in high corner of thelibrary.Thecontents butalso infringes ontherights of -—tionforother people. "I thoughtthatit wouldbesafe school. You know the one of are strewn on the work-space of other students-,- Therefore, insteadof thinking overnight. Iasked around, and which Ispeak; your best friend, thetable top. A calculatorisgone, "honor code, schmonor code!" to someone saidthat they had seenit the one with whom you shared a pen is missing, an "ideal" is Thehonor system was desig- ourselves, whydon't we allexer- this morning, but when Iwas your darkest secrets (and your shattered. ned by the students and is for the cise our responsibility? It's a abouttogotoclass at 10:00,it was lockercombination), arrangedfor An"ideal" isshatteredin your students, existing to promote a given thatDavidson willneverbe of gone.I've got to find it.It's just your locker to be emptied com- mind, the ideal thatmay have in- sense of trust and respect in the perfect, but there is a sense Indeed, community Davidson, too important tolose ... it's got pletely of its contents.— Themorn- fluenced you in your choice of college community. in adiverse allmy supplies init!" ing after thedeed panic, utter Davidson as a college. Thishap- many students are hard at work studentbody livingtogetherinthe Usuallythecarrel wouldbear- hysteria,as you'releft withapen- pening,thedisappearanceof aday trying tokeep thehonor codetrad- virtues of honesty,diligence, and the of ranged withtextbooksand library cil and a locker full of popcorn. pack full of personal belongings ition working, trying to keep the love.Let'ssupport tradition in educa- books stacked on the top shelf, Theprank was successful. This is or the disappearance of a bike, prospective and current students' excellence make a out supplies stored next tothe books. the real thing, a well-planned seemingly a prank, is far from perception of Davidson college's tion... don't spoof means, and has But today the scene is different. spoof. spoof material. In fact, this is a honor system alive. This is the of our ideal. It meant, something special to so The carrel is as always, in its However, this is something serious matter, to be dealt with DavidsonIvisitedas asophomore place,but thearticles adorningits different. Upon speaking to immediately. in high school; the Davidson many ... won't you believe books, surfaces are rearranged or mis friends,all tributaries turnupdry. Stealing, euphemistically where acoatanda stackof also? 6 Friday, October 2, 1987 THEDAVIDSONIAN■ QnemaClassic: Masculin,Femnin Allwhoopietdkandro hooters ByMICHAELDEANand Prostitute: ALTERNATIVE Frank Lord, whoprobablyshould themes: politics and whoopie. wear your breasts,"and a blatant ANDY THOMPSON BEHAVIOR RESEARCH have written this review) thatthis Both are treated in indistinct and discussed alternate behavior This movie review has been THERAPIST film is part of the French new scenes thatletusobserve thelives research therapist on the screen ratedPG-13 by themoviereview- In reviewing a denoted "fine wave,"an experiment with some- of these frustrated and impas- every 10minutes,and a womanin ersboardandisnotrecommended film" for The Davidsonian, one thing new and different that was sioned characters without the one scene modeling a bra who for anyone with anappreciationof feels a certain pressure pushing never triedbefore."Justso weare added hindrance of making any bears astrikingresemblance toan finefilms. Consideringthefamily you to say something good about on the same wavelength, one point whatsoever. The voyeurtac- acquaintance of ours named natureofThe Davidsonian,we've it justbecause it's art. While the could say the same thing about a tics employed in this obviously Doris, the film leaves little worth taken the liberty of selectively Davidsonian has managed tofind car with no wheels and probably low-budget feature give us such recommending. editingthis review for sociallyin- such individuals in the past, they assume thesame amountofenjoy- treatsasnumerous 10to15minute Those of you who choose to appropriatelanguage. Thefollow- missed this time. Don't get us ment. dialogue sequences with no attend, be it to practice your ing tear-off section is provided so wrong, Masculin, Feminin did This film is notably Frenchin change in the unassumingcamera French or merely your ability to that it can be removed so those have some goodpoints. Namely, all aspects except for its lack of angle.Somepeople mightcallthis read subtitles,are in for the most who shouldn'tbeexposedtosuch it was shotinblack and whiteand bare hooters. The male lead Paul art; wecall itdull. relaxing— two hours of your language will remain in the dark. hadagorgeous femalelead.Inre- and his lounge-lizard attired While the film does make lives unless you stay awake. The following words were ference to the former, both re- sidekick Robert drink coffee, some interestingpoints about Fr- Youhavebeen warned. deemed inappropriateandare fol- viewers feel these are two colors chain smoke, and invent a new ance and the 1960s changein so- Masculin, Feminin will be lowedby theiritalicizedDavidson we justcan't seem to get enough and rather humorous way of get- cial attitudes, its bizarre incom- showninLove AuditoriumonFri- euphemism: of. ting a peek at the hooters of the prehensible style makes it impos- day,October 2and Saturday,Oc- Breasts:HOOTERS We have been informed by a womanat thenext table. sible to enjoy. Outside of such tober 3. Both showings are at 8 Sex: WHOOPIE certain expert on film (namely, The film has two basic classiclinesas "Ilike the wayyou p.m. *** T'^Tuy Ah~*( £» J*«. if S°?ACK tzd ,%\
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DavidJohnston -6067 jj If you would like to see your artwork on the Jj> IanScully 1967 PHONATHON T-SHIRT then submit X -8572 ; your entry to the AlumniHouse by 0 ' Diana Titus-Allen ) Thursday, October 6 (o -0628 For more information call: We welcome calls from anyoneat the College or inthe com- ) Millie Snyder,Ext 189 0 munity. D or g^ John Black, -6066 X Ov^^-Ntr+-Q I The Davidsonian Q i LO I Friday, October 2, 1987 Q I Wildcat footballdecapitatedin "BrainBowl,"42* BySTEWARTRAWSONand of a lawsuit for absenceofmalice tion marked the first time in al- a pass from brother Jason Garrett forced out of the game with MATT TERRELL because thetruthhasbeenprinted. most a decade that the 'Cats had and cut upthe field for aquick 32 bruised ribs. With five minutes "Princeton vs. Davidson: TheCatscarrieda 14-gamelosing traveled to the Queen City for a yard gain. Five plays later, with left in the game and Princetonre- Football at Bumbling Best." streak into Saturday's contestand football contest. Since the game 11 and a half minutes left in the sting easily with a 42-0 lead, Needless to say it was not a very revealed little hope of breaking was designed to generatebetter firstquarter,JuddGarrett took the freshman reserve quarterback complimentary heading for the the string at half-time. Even alumni and student support, this pitch and rambled five yards for Mike Skoczynski scampered two fearless Wildcats, yet that is how thoughDavidsondid notshow too writer feels as thoughit servedits the Tigers' first touchdown ofthe yardson fourt&downfor theCats' the frontpage of Sunday's Char- much enthusiasm onthe field, the purpose. game. From then until the half, only score of the game and the lotte Observerread. A redeeming students who showed up early for the Tigers from Princeton con- first touchdown in 13quarters. In quality of the article was the the tailgating extravaganza The game started out poorly trolled theballonthe wayto a35- the last drive, Skoczynski had splendid photography exhibited seemed tobeenjoyingthemselves for the Wildcats as Princeton 0 cushion at the break.Freshman passes of 23 and 32 yards, the with it. Despite thearticle'sberat- revellinginthe traditional"ritesof flanker Judd Garrett broke to the BrynRobinson showedhis typical Wildcats' biggest gains from ingtitle,theObserver runsnorisk fall football." TheCharlotte loca- right sideof the field andpulledin running strength until he was scrimmage. Catsrunwellatsecondmeet Soooer plays hard, By BILLSMITH KarenKemerait at 30th. 28:41;ChrisFisher,whoisrecov- The cross-country teams Moreover, all tenrunners ran eringfroman injury,finished46th record to 4-3-2 By traveled to Rock Hill, South their best times of the season, and with 28:46; Steve Childs, an im- WHIT WILKS at one. Carolina this lastSaturday for the when Kappa Peddy andLisa Gil- pressive transfer student,ran in at The second half saw both Winthrop International,their sec- bert return from their injuries the 53rd with a 29:05; and Bill The Wildcats were again on teamshave thier fair share of op- ond meet of the season. Our team will be even stronger. With Breidenstine placed 54th with the road for their only contest of portunities, but neither side could Davidson women ran very well, theleadership (sevenseniors), the 29:13. This year's teamis low in the week as they took on Wake finish effectively. Therefore, the placingsecond in afourteen-team progression beingmade, and the experience and the goal is tocon- Forest in Winston-Salem teams took their battle intoover- field. The University of South good, quality workouts,this team stantly improve whilestrengthen- Wednesday afternoon. The time. The Cats' bestchance came Carolinaeasily wonthemeetwith has the chance of gaining that ing the sophomores and the Deacons showed little hospitality whenMike Friedlander,on a fine a low scoreoftwenty-five(fifteen fourth slot in theconference. freshmen for the followingyears. in jumping outto aquick 1-0lead ballfromCobb,hadashotbounce is aperfect score). Welocked into OurDavidson menhada good only eleven minutes into the off the post and out of danger. second with seventy-one points meet with eightrunnerspullingin The upcoming meet this match. Thegoal wastheresultofa That would be all onthis day, as while Radford University fol- their best timesof the season.Ina weekend at Appalachian State is one on one break away as a 'Cat the squadssaw theireffortsend in lowed with 108 points. The over- field of twenty teams, we placed filled with excellent competition defender misjudged the ball and a tie after both overtime periods. all winner for the five-kilometer eighth overall with 221 points. in both races. The men and the permitted the opponent to go un- CoachCharlie Slaglesummedthe race over asphalt and grass was USC completed the double by women have chances of running challenged from midfield all the contestby sayingthecatsproduc- Wilma Deplore of USC with a capturing the men's title with the quick times because of the fast wayinto thepenalty area. Goalie eda"goodteameffort"inrunning quick time of eighteen minutes, low score of thirty-one points. course at Moses Cone Park and Jim Kelly made a goodeffort to their record to4-3-2. twenty-eight seconds. The lead Campbell University finished a the current weather condition ifit stop the ball, but was beaten by As far as thoughts on thesear runner on our team was sopho- distant second with seventy-nine remains the same. Thefield in the the clean shot. The 'Cats would son to this point,Slagle is gener- more Missy Willis placing fifth points. The overall winner, who women's race consists of several soon respond withan opportunity ally pleased. He hoped tobe .500 overall.Her timeof19:09 was the mistakenly led the runners off strong teamssuch as Appalachian of their own due to the work of now, so this goal has been sixth fastesttime inDavidsonhis- course during the second mile, State, Duke, Virginia Tech, and Peter Cobb. The effort was reached. Nine of the remaining tory and placed fourth on David- was Ken Frenette of Campbell Wake Forest, especially if they stopped however, and the Deacs twelve contests are at home, son'sall-timeperformerlist.Mor- with a time of twenty-five mi- bring their first teams. In the heldon totheir leaduntilonlyfour which certainlybodes well.Addi- row Reeves ran secondat seventh nutes, thirty seconds. Davidson's men's division, Appalachian minutes remained in the half. At tionally, he believes the team is place and withher time of 20:06 first five were within a minute,— State will be competitive as well that point, Curtis Ott fed Robert entering an easier part of the reached the toptenofall-timeper- four seconds of each other a as VirginiaTechandpossiblyLib- Avinger with a pass into the schedulenow. formers securing the tenth slot. good signif their times drop later erty College. Our runners need corner. Avinger in turn found Theteamfinally returnshome The three women who completed in the season. JayClugston came anddeserve support,soif youare Chip Wittman, who responded this weekend, as Georgia State our score were Debbie Niles at in 27th with a time of 28:09;Bob in the vicinity drop in and yell with a diving head ball from in comes calling tomorrowand VMI 14th, Laura Fannin at 15th, and Cornish followed at 41st with a themonward to success. front of thegoal to eventhe score follows Sundayafternoon. Abusy weekinthesportsworld By ANTHONYMCCARRON chological edge for Gaetti, Frank Viola, and Jeff this next year, and Johnsonis under- cusshis contract situation withthe With the pennant races heat- weekend'scrucial threegame set Reardon, and have the job gotten standably concerned. He dis- management. Until then, he ing up, scab teams getting set to with Toronto. Had been done they well all year. Look for them cussed this off the record and should keep his mouth about play, and your buddy Davey swept, Tigers shut the would have both to make an early exit from naturallyitcame outinthe his Johnson, manager of news a contract, even if he is only the New faded from view and the Jays post season play, though, as few days Now, York Mets, later. he is con- talking tohis friends,andconcen- goingpublic withhis could havecoasted. That winkept neither themhave thehorses to of cerned hemight be fired for dis- trate on not blowing games to potential contract problems, this them closeenoughtoset the stage compete with any Eastern Divi- cussing his contract situation. Pittsburgh withthe the hasbeen abusy weekinthe sports for what could pennanton be another great sion winner. In theNL East, the What he should be concerned line. world. Hereare some thoughtson series toclose out the season. Cardinals, the Mets, and the about, however, is keeping his the action. Speaking of America's pas- Expos all outclass Giants,and the team alive in the pennant race. Lastly, a quick The Tigers-Blue Jays series time, the Minnesota and I word on the Twins predict whoever rides out the With the Mets only 2 games off scab this past weekendcould not have San teams. More power tothem. Francisco Giants both storm of their pennant fight will the pace, why doeshe provided more excitement. All discuss his I'llbe watching them on Sunday clinched their respective western end up in the world series. The contract problems with anyone, fourgames were fullofdramaand divisions this week. The whentheNFL resumesplay with Twins SMAEgoes for the winner of the on or off the record? While the free suspense. How about Juan Be captured AL agentsandrookies.Ofcourse their first western AL East. Torontoor Detroitboth Metsare trying tocatch theCardi- the niquez's bottomoftheninth triple crown since 1970, and the players are mad at these so- Giants shouldhave noproblem atalldis- nals, they don't need to see arti- with the bases loaded to beat the their NL calledscabs, but the scabsare not first westerncrownsince posing of the twins in the divi- cles in thepaper about theirman- TigersonSaturday 1971. The to blame Thesemenareonly try- afternoon?Or Giants are a surprise, sional playoffs. Inanutshell,the ager's contract problems. Kirk Gibson'shomer totie,single Includ- ingtogetachance todowhat they because only two years ago they fall classic againthis year will be ing this year, Johnson has man- to winperformancefor theTigers lost 100games. love. They are not trying to take Theemergenceof madeupofteamsfromtheeastern agedthe Mets to four consecutive onSunday?OrDoyleAlexander's such anyone's job from them, all they talent as Will Clark and Jef divisions ofboth leagues. 90-phu win seasons, heisan ex- heroic 10 2/3 inning effort as De- Leonard, wantistheopportunity toplay.In- fery as wellas theclub's In the wake of the pennant cellentmanager, and theMetswill troit's starter on Sunday? Every cidentally, the records and the shrewd wheeling and dealing to race, some ratherdisturbingnews take care of their own. What game wasaonerun thriller.Let's get statistics should definitely count key players like Rick Reus- came from the New York Mets. Johnsonshouldbeconcerned with put it this way, folks, the Tigers chel, Mitchell, as they will be compiled by men Kevin and Dave Apparently,Metsmanager Davey right now is winningthe pennant. needed that win on Sunday, and Dravecky have made the officially representing their re- Giants Johnson might encounter some If theMetsdonot catchtheCardi- spective eventhoughtheyarecurrently21/ into a very teams. Perhaps when tough ballclub. The contract problems in the off-sea- nals, Johnson's season will be games the Twins thesegamesare started theplayers 2 behind BlueJays,that have top talent such as son. TheMets have notoffered to over soon enough anyway. Then will work alittleharder toresolve winmight have given thema psy- Kirby Puckett, Kent Hibek,Gary extend Johnson's contract past he will have plentyof time todis- the strikeand getback tobusiness. Friday, October 2, 1987 THEDAVIDSONIAN Aroundthehorn NowinsituationinDivisionI Field hockey improves ByHAPBRYANT gourmet chefs of this athletic for 37 yards.Princeton rushed52 By LARRY DAGENHART, oohed with disappointment as the "To strive with an equal is a kitchen. We've been pretending times for 316 yards. That's 279 ball rolled wide doubtful thing to do; with a that weare for toolong. Wecould yards more than Davidson on The Davidson field hockey After the Wildcats' flash of superior, a madthing;" withanin- hold our own in Ham andEggs, twelvemore tries.Theypassedfor team's woes continued Tuesday brilliance Appalachian State ferior,a vulgarthing. Thuswrote but notinMama Leone's.That's 208yards, and we passedfor 142 with a 2-0 low to Appalachian struck back with a monster goal the latin moralist Seneca in the what Division Ifootball has be- yards. However, this is even de- State University. Although the fromtenyardsbehindthecircle.lt first century, C.E. Having rumi- come — too much for Davidson ceiving. Reserve quarterback game was the Wildcats' fourth came rather unexpectedly. After nated upon thisbit of wisdom,Ito handle. We don't have to quit Mark Skoczynskipassed for 106 shutout inarow, theyplayedalot that, the Mountaineers' scoring think it applies to Davidson's cooking entirely, we justhave to of the 142 yards, most of them better overall "It looked like a was finished fortheafternoon. membership in the Colonial do it in a more appropriate after Princeton's regulars had hit different game,"saidcoach Betsy Despite (he loss,coachPryor League. If Seneca were around kitchen. the showers. Asany sensibleper- Pryor. "We passed well and kept was pleased with the team's per- today,doubtlesshewouldsay that Case inpoint: HolyCrossis a soncould see,thereisquiteadis- upour offensivepressure." formance. Afterswitchingplayers weare mad. member of the Colonial League. crepancy here. And inthe restau- The Mountaineers struck in around at differentpositions, "we First, we must mention those So are Lehigh and Davidson. rant business we call Division I trfe first half on a goal that could now have the right lineup," she who struggle against overwhelm- Mindyou,HolyCrossandLehigh football, Princeton is like have been called back for a said. ing odds; namely, the football are pretty low as far asDivisionI Wendy's 23. dangerous play. Unfortunately, Gigi Cooke also commented team. They work endlessly to teams go. Lehigh beat Davidson there wasno penaltyand thescore onthegame: "It was thefirst time hone their skills and reach their 47-0 several weeks back. Last As is evident from recent stood at 1-0. The 'Catscontinued we pulled together as a teamand potential. Ihave observed their weekend,HolyCrossbeatLehigh games, Davidsonis overmatched to hang tough through the first we were muchmoreaggressive." dedication in the weight room 63-6. What do you think would inDivisionI,evenintheColonial half. The aggressiveness showed. since last January; they astound happen if Davidson playedHoly League. Why must the coaches Mid-way intothe secondhalf, After setting a team objective to me with their perserverance, Cross?If Lehighis 47 pointsbet- andplayersundergo suchmisery? Davidson began showing some get ten shots on the goal, the strength, and their desire to suc- ter thanDavidson,andHolyCross Twoanswers:theTrusteesandthe strong offense, something it has Wildcats got 14, their record for ceed. Surely they must expect is 57 points better than Lehigh, athletic administration. They lacked in its previous losses. The the season. some reward. Thusfar, they have then Holy Cross would be about seem to think we can still com- 'Cats had the ball on Appalac- It was another Davidson received none. 104 points better than Davidson. pete. How wrongthey are. With- hian's goal line but somehow moral victory, and things are Thecoaches putinlonghours Of course, this isn't necessarily out athletic scholarships today, couldn'tscore. A few possessions lookingbrighter for the field hoc- as well. They try their hardest to true.But youseemy point. Division Icompetition will crush later,freshmanGigiCookenearly key team. prepare their teamfor theupcom- Another caseinpoint:Colgate asmall schoollikeDavidson. Is it tied the score on a beautiful The Wildcatsgointo inaction ing week. They toohave worked is alsoa member of the Colonial acoincidencethatDavidson'slast throughballfrom thecenter back. againthis Saturdayas they takeon since January, orreally since the League. Along withHoly Cross, win on the gridiron came against Theshotmissed theleft corner of Pfeiffer College.Theirnexthome end of the last campaign, in re- Colgate has what they think is a Wofford College, then anNAIA the goal by a few inches. The game willbeonWednesday,Oc- cruiting, conditioning,and strate- legitimateHeismanTrophycandi- school,now applyingforDivision crowd of students and parents tober 14, against SalemCollege. gy sessions.Theirreward thusfar date in Kenny Gamble. Holy III membership? When we play has been disappointing. They de- Cross has Gordie Lockbaum. Wingate for homecoming this viseplays that would work if the Davidson has no football player year, everyone will see that we competition were equal. How- onanathletic scholarship,onlyon can compete against division III SportsShorts ever, thebasic tenetoffootballre- need-based financialaid..Do you schools. mains true; ifyou can'tknock the think that Gamble andLockbaum As much asIlikethesoundof ByHAPBRYANT Marquard won 19 consecutive otherguydown,he'sgoingtobeat should be in the same league as Division Imembership, it is not ■Volleyball loses tri-match. games for the 1918-1919 New you. Through no fault of the non-scholarship players? Don't realistic given our present cir- The Wildcat volleyball team YorkGiants,thelongest pitching coaches or players, the Wildcats kidyourself. cumstances. And like the Ro- droppedtwo matches on Wednes- winstreakonrecord. just haven't been able to knock Finally, let's look at some of mans, who would not listen to day night, and their record fell to ■Take a hike. (1) The NFL anybody down for 60minuteson thestats fromlast week'sgame.In Seneca,ourTrusteesandadminis- 0-8 on the season. In the first strikingplayers,particularlyTony Saturday. case you forgot, we played tration willnot listen whenstoics match, Davidson lost to Furman Dorsett, who have shown their Why? Harry Trumansaid,"If Princeton, a second division Ivy callfor asensibleschedulepolicy, three games to one. Then, the trueclass by throwingeggs at re- youcan't standtheheat, getoutof League football program. They inconcert with our means. Then 'Cats dropped a 3-0 decision to placement players, fighting sc- the kitchen.'' Simply put,David- areprobablyonenotchaboveCol- maybe we will at least stirve Gardner-Webb College. On outs,and wieldingunloadedshot- sonfootballis tryingtocookintoo umbia,whichhaslost33gamesin "doubtfully" instead of "madly," Thursday, the team played UT- gunsaroundthecamps. (2)Davey fancy a kitchen. We're not the a row.Davidson rushed 40times as weare doingnow. Chattanooga. Johnson, the New York Mets ■Golfteamfares well inD.C. manager, who is demanding con- TheDavidson golf team, playing tract renegotiationinthe midst of ' its fall match schedule, placed a pennant race. (3) Columnists * ! fourthofsixteenteamsintheGeo- who not deliver (you know i i IGH5 10*^ do rgetown"Let's Go" HoyaInvita- who you are) (4) John Barrow, tional last weekend. Sophomore who thinks nobody reads the GatesGrainger turnedinanexcel- Sportssection,only thenews. lent performance, leading the 'Davidsonian sports poll. In- field with a first-round 75, then spiredby"Newseditor" JohnBar- faltering somewhat with an 80in row, we are conducting a survey the second round. Overall, the toseeexactly which sectionof the team looks good, and we expect paper is the most popular with successinthe spring. campus readers. Send your votes ■Triviaquestion. Whatpitcher to sports editors, The Davidso- holdsthedistinctionofhavinglost nian, box 219, bring them tothe 3of the4 worldseries games?An- Davidsonian office, or simply tell swertolastweek'squestion: Rube us. We willbeimpartial. Frozen Yogurt & Tofutti " Sandwiches To Go " Imported Beer " Wi/im " Cheeses " Coffees " N.C.Pottery " d/frBaskets Open for Lunch7 daysa week Check our Daily Specials 128 S.MainSt 704/892-7521 Qjeningcn Wednesday Nigits until 9nm FreshmanBrynRobinson rockets forward RobertNetblt live Entertainment 10 Friday,October 2, 1987 THEDAVIDSONIAN: TheDavidsonian <'"~ (mvirT^n ntn fq&t KeithFinch, Mark Chen,Editors SarahBayne,ManagingEditor John Wightman, BusinefsManager John BaiTOW,News Editor TomMoore,FeaturesEditor JimDillon,Inside ArtEditor Hap Bryant,Whit Wilks,Sports Editors Robert Nesbit,PhotographyEditor LuciaKendall,CirculationManager JeffLoser, AdvertisingManager BrookeKnight,Editor Emeritus Lynda Korfmann,ProductionEditor Thinkcarefully feiiiRTOpo— — — — j The threelong weeksare finally over. This evening, aftermuch an- j \^~ i ticipation, Davidson freshmen willat lastbe able to set footinPatterson Court houses for the first time. The"freshmonslaught" has begun. Of course, it wasn't always likethis. Itused tobe that freshmen could visit the Court as soon as they ar- rived at Davidson. All through the first weeks of the term, and some- times even during orientation, houses threw wild bashes at which freshmen were themost importantguests. "Rush'began inearnesteven before the first classes, no holds barred. Self-sdection imposed some quirky restrictions on things like "oral discouragements" and so forth, butby andlarge the freshman assault onthe Court (or,ifyouprefer, the Court's assault on the freshmen) proceeded in afree, open and unhin- -*— dered fashion. But two years ago, someone decided that freshmen werebeing hurt by allthe attentionfrom the Court.It wassaid thatthebigparties andthe social pressure were destroying freshman "hall unity" before it had a Across 'Campus, t\/BRy(yv£ t^/7oys The. chance to develop. So Patterson Court was declared temporarily off- TkESHiy Faintej? "Trash JRecbftmujes/ limitsto freshmen.Why?Morethan anythingelse,it wasbecause the ef- fects of hard drinking and hard partying seemed to take a serious toll I among freshmen. And the Court took a lot ofthe blame for that. \\ The blame was misplaced. Sure, there's alcohol on the Court, and //^ sure,any freshmanwillbe able todrink allthathe orshe wants(the "al- coholpolicy" wasn'tintended toprevent it).ButtheCourt canhandleits own drinkingbecause itinvolves more than justalcohol; the Court isa sourceofunity,a fraternalcommunity,andthepulsatingheartofalively campus sociallife. No, freshmen tend to do it to themselves. Perhaps it's because they're finally away from home and able to stumble into bed without worryingaboutMom&Pop. Perhaps it's"peer pressure."Perhaps they J$V*T Eli-SEIWHERE:... just lack experience withalcohol and drugs (very doubtful). Whatever the reasons, freshman usually get more totallytrashed, majorly wasted, - and absolutely smashed than anybody else. . See ?/ Thc , fe AlAP.- „ , Upperclassmen to less, ■ tend drink andperhaps freshmencouldlearn )i fromtheirexperience. Mostjuniorsand seniors,forexample,canproba- ■■■■:. KH J^V bly remember how some girl or guy on their hall drank like a fishall through freshman year only to sober up considerably as the years went by.People whoalwaysgot carriedback frompartiesthree yearsagonow limitthemselves toa beerortwo. Notallstudentschangetheirhabitsthis much, but quite a few do.How can weaccount for the transformation? Experience isprobably one ofthe mostimportant reasons behindthe change in drinking habits. Upperclassmen remember all sorts of things thatmost freshmen willhave toexperience for themselves. Like waking up with someone they didn't know. Or trashing a Court house even though lot oftheir friends weremembers. Orgetting kickedinthe gut .a TheDavidsonianis publishedFridaysduring theschool yearby the studentsofDavidson by a drunken roommate afterpuking on the carpet. How aboutshoving College.Address correspondenceto:TheDavidsonian,Box 219,Davidson,NC 28036. one's hand through a window,or windingup in the Dean's office for Phone (704) S92-2800, ext.149. Offices located on the top floor of the Grey Student Union. Opinionsexpressedin to the knocking overalamppost?Orbreaking akneecap fallingoffBelk'sthird letters editor orOpinionsarticles donotnecessarily reflect the viewsof the editorial board of The Davidsonian. Subscriptions cost $15 per floor? Or getting your wrists slashed in a drunken razor-blade fight? year, or $25 per year for first class postalrate*. Advertising rates avafafcfe on request. These sorts of things happen. Regularly. And quite often they're the Copyright heldby theTrustees ofDavidson College. kinds of memories that turn party animals into mellow, calm up- News Staff: Jon Boles,MargeretCarroll,Frank Folger, TrippHelms, George Kurani,Lisa perclassmen. LeNard, Aaron Levine,Peter Mangone,Muadi Mukenge,Rachel Nation,Ed Patte, Susan There'snothing wrong withdrinking, freshmen. Just thinkcarefully Pearsall,{Catherine Price,WaltReynolds,TobyTruog. Features Staff: Suzanne Craymer, Jennifer Hoffmann,Frank Lord, Muadi Mukenge,Bill about it. Alotofolderpeople wishthey had. Scouten,Lee Ashannudin, i . - Eichelberger,Ash Glenn Fogle. Sports Staff:Ken Bogert,Caroline Cicero,Larry Dagenhait, Anthony McCarron, .'" ■, ''" Kathryn Mitchen,Stewart Rawson,BillSmith,Matt Terrell. Photography Staff: Glenn Fogle, Ken Jones, Lisa LeNard, Ingrid Love,Rachel Nation, Holme Oltrogge,AndreRoberts. Correction: an articleonpage 5 ofthe September 25 issueoftheDavid- Staff Artist:KevinDunn. Production Staff:Robert Coggins, David Dillon,Christian HarberU, Helen Hull, Bowe sonianinaccurately referred to AssistantDean ofStudents PaulaMoore Strickland, SusanMajors,JonBoles. asPaulaMoore Miller.Theeditors regretthe error. Circulation Staff: Caroline Buxton,BillCarrell,LauraDodenhoff,TimJacks, IngridLove. Candidateradbdebates:thevitalequalizer dates, but would lessen the possibilityof achance remark preparing fora televisiondebate' withsix othercandidates takingoninappropriate significance.In 1976,GeraldFord for the Democratic presidential nomination,spent more Tim Brown lost face whenhe saidthat Poland had managedto remain time checking camera angles and listening to suggestions outside the ironcurtain.In 1980, Jimmy Carterwhen head as tohow he shouldcrosshislegsthanhe spentrevisinghis mitted to asking occasionally his daughter, Amy, for ad- argument for amoreprogressive taxsystem. Simon,a stu- Britain, In most debates among candidates for Prime vice. dent of Lincoln,considers him the model statesman.Pre- Minister are held over theradio. TheBritish are nearlyas paring for his senatorialdebates with StephenA.Douglas, fond oftheir radiodebates as theEnglish areproudof their Lincolncertainly spent less timepositioninghis long,lean ethnicity: Radio bodythanhespentrevisinghischallengeofthemoralfoun- In thebeginningbysome mistake debates need notbe held totheexclusionof tele- vision dations of slavery. Men were foreigners allcreated; debates. Radio debates place emphases on virtues and thoughts expressed;televisiondebatesplaceemphases Americans who saw the Kennedy-Nixon debate on Tilheavenconceivedanoblerplan television triumphant; who the Car- on appearancesand gestures.Theintentionsof presidential thought Kennedy saw Andthere wasborn an Englishman and debate ontele- candidates intelevisiondebatesare tokeepaway frommis- ter-Reagandebate theReagan-Mondale Conceive the difference,ifyou can, victorious. But Americans who takes and to look good.Herewith,thevirtues and thoughts vision thoijght Reagan HadAdambeen anEnglishman. heard thew debates the radio considered them dead- of thecandidates areeclipsedby their lessrelevant skills. over Unlike their British counterparts, Presidential candi- locks, and journalists who covered these debates judged dates in this nation can avoid, to great extents,confronta- them ties. Ineachof thethree cases, thecandidatechosen tions with one another and withpublic opinions by using as winner by the viewingaudiencewaselected President. brief commercials and rehearsed speeches to inform citi- Thefirst timetelevisionhad animpact onapresidential E.B.White wroteinHarper'sin 1938:"Ibelievetele- zens. Suchavoidances do not befit a republic;selectinga election was in 1960, with the Kennedy-Nixon debate. vision is going tobe the testof the modern world,and that president requires better knowledge of the virtues and Kennedy prepared for the debate by adding tohis suntan. in this new opportunity to see beyond therange of our vi- thoughts of the candidates than their commercials and Weak fromillness,Nixonappearedpaleandfeeble.Hehad sion we shall'discover either anew and unbearable distur- speeches canprovide. Therefore, theDemocratic partyand to wearmakeup, which wasnotconsideredappropriate for bance of the generalpeaceor asaving radiancein the sky. theRepublican party should write intotheirbylawsthat at a male at that time.Rumor was thatNixonhadbeen made Weshallstandor fallbytelevision."Ascandidates come to least six radio debates are to be held among presidential upbyaDemocrat.ManybelievethatNixon'sunshavenap- dependon television,so does their government.Radio de- candidates of the same partyprior to thenominations,and pearance, suggesting a villain,caused him to lose the de- bates wouldnotallowcitizens tolookbeyondtherangesof into theirplatforms that atleastsixradio debates aretoheld bate. theirvisionsbut wouldallow them toshareinthe warmthof betweenpresidentialcandidatesprior to theelection. Duringa televisiondebate with Carter,Ford had adry political minds andpolitical hearts fully engaged. A half-dozen or more radios debates would not only throatbecause his staffdidnot wantonthe podiuma glass helpcitizens toevaluate and tocomparepresidentialcandi- of waterforhim totipover.Recently,senatorPaul Simon, Brown isaseniorfromMintHill,SC. Areyouonlyinvolvedinyourselves? Of course, the tax dollar excuse is bogus. President theirapathy willnot intheend affect thempersonally.Two Reagan has often stressedhis preference forprivate over weeks ago, Lee Eichelberger wroteof thelack of student Linda Tatsapaugh governmentprograms.Existinggovernmentoperationsare involvement on campus.Ibelievehe pinpointedtheprob- ofteninferior orjust notextensiveenoughtomeettheneed leminaquotationfrom anadministrationofficial:"They're anyway. Andthe "one personagainst the world"excuse is onlyinvolvedinthemselves."Troubleis, theydon'trealize Last weekend 129 people turned out for the CROP not worth theink tooppose. that the community is themselves. Incidentally, students walk.Twoyearsago,200showedup.Itwasabeautifulau- arenot theonlyapatheticmembersof thiscommunity;only tumn afternoon and the walk only took two hoursor less. Ibelieve theimpetus mostpeopleneed is experience.I one faculty and two staff members walked on Sunday. I Why did so few poeple participate? The walkcommittee wouldlike toseeallmiddle-andupper-incomeindividuals realize this is one isolated event,butIknow fromexperi- andIknockedourselvesout(andneglectedstudiesoften) to try out the lower brackets for awhile. A day ought to be encethatit isrepresentative of others.Itis alwaysthe same make it a success, which it was for those who walked. Ienough. And healthy, intelligent students ought to check people who are involved. Do they actually have so much cancer, illiteracy. knows, theymight don't take it personally, therefore, that CROP wentun- outold age, and Who more time thateveryoneelse?Ibelieveitisonlyamatterof noticed by much of thecampus and thecommunity.Ibe- need some help themselves someday. Thenit won't seem priorities. lieve this wasjustonemoreexample of theapathy socom- like such a sacrifice togiveanhour a week of time.Itwill mon thesedays. bea blessing.Ido not want this article tosounddefensive AsPresident Kuykendall's task force onservice begins people Ascoordinator ofaYStudent ServiceCorpsProgram,I of my own or other current programs. Many are its difficult jobof assessingpresentprograms andsuggest- is see some terrific opportunities for students to offer their doing wonderful things for others quite selflessly. There ingnew ones,Iwishthem luck.Ialsooffer them my opin- community wantingtosprout, current service tothe community (while learning a lotmoreabout a live seedof spirit andIam ion that there willbenochangeinthe lack ofservice community, the campus else) alter the real worldthan they will inthe library).Ialsoseemany optimistic aboutitssuccess.It'sthegreater on this (or anywhere unless they can project directors (throughout the campus and beyond) uninvo'ved ones, to whomIappeal. Idon'treally wantto priorities. Untilit is important topeople tohelpneighbors, fighting for every inchof gain. It's not uncommon to feel make people feel guilty about what they haven't done. I untiltheyunderstandhow much we.areaffected byourown now, guilty about asking for an hour of someone's time. only wanttoencouragethem toact differently and to actions (both immediately and far in the future), they will ends their means.Iwillnotexpoundupon be able tofind the time tolend ahand. Shouldn't thepersonaskedfeel worseforrefusing tohelp? reconsider the to not Why do people feel they're doing mankind a huge favor the blessings of giving; that must be experiencedperson- of to the micro- when they do manage to find a few minutes to give? Are ally.Itisasense responsibility community, cosmofourinterrelated earth, thatIwishtoinstillinminds Linda Tatsapaugh is a senior religion major theyreally toobusy tolendahand?Irunintothis "overbur- from detached, in the delusion that Greensboro,NC. . / dened" attitudeconstantlyinany areaofservice with which which have tried to remain Iwork. What has causedit? Manyexcuses havebeengiven forapathy towardsocial service. Hereat Davidson,studentsclaim the work loadis Opinions in life, policy tooheavy for them to afford time for service.Later thesameexcuseholds.Besides,it isclaimed, we'repaying of tax dollars toward programs in plenty government-run The Davidsonian's "Opinions" section is the only Allopinionsshouldbesigned.Writers mustpresent most of the Therearealsomany needy sectors community. forumoncampus forextendedcommentary onpertinent theeditors withcompelling reasons ifthey donot wish whoare to anyonecouldbe people too comfortable believe issues. Theeditors will try toprint allopinions dealing their namesto beprinted withtheir articles, inneed. And besides,they explain, what couldone would with subjectsof generalinteresttothecampus commu- The staff will notedit opinions for contentor style, sick. It'sa person do? There will alwaysbepoor,aswellas nity,but they mustadheretothefollowingguidelines: but for therulesofEnglish grammaronly: Theeditors fact of life that wecannot eradicate. "Theopinionsmustbeneatly typed.Theeditors will willinform theauthors of any substantialchanges, articles submittedon 5.25" diskettesin SSI None of these excuses is enough to excuse apathy, also accept WordPerfect orIBMPC-DOS textfile format. Because of limited space,it issometimes impossi- however. youmakeit.Italldependson where Time is what ble to print allopinions submitted. Theeditorsreserve your is important to you, priorities are. That which most theright to select articles for publication from among you find time for. Students,it is possible to have life will ■Opinionsmust besubmittedby5 p.m. ontheMon- thosereceived. without a gradepoint will drop after little failing. Perhaps day before the expected publication date, except for Writers should include information about their you learn efficiency study time,but occasionally,until of opinions submittedondiskettes,whicharedueat5p.m. home city awl state, their graduating class, and their the experience your educa- outside books is a lot more onTuesday. major fieldof study (or their profession). tional. K Friday, October 2, 1987 THEDAVIDSONIAN: — -GoingsonaboutDavidson RESIDENT ADVISORMEETING:Union Conference nus JoeMurphy '69createdtheacclaimed documentary on Room, 5p.m. Doc andMerle.He will discuss the film,900Room, 7:30 VOLLEYBALL:Belmont Abbey,away,6p.m. p.m. JUGGLING:Big ScreenRoom, 7 p.m. REHEARSALSFORPAPERMASK: MorrisonRoom, CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING DEMO: Prof. Zhao PANEL DISCUSSION-JUDGE BORK NOMINA- 9p.m. Qiu,avisiting artist at U.ofSouthCarolinafromShaniU. TION:900Room, 7:30p.m. will demonstratebrush paintingin theConversationPit. MONDAYNIGHTFOOTBALL:900Room, 9p.m. DAVIDSONCHARACTERSEXHIBIT:Exhibit willbe REHEARSALSFORPAPERMASK:Morrison Room, in Gallery throughOct 11. 9p.m. WilsonRoom, 12:30 HALLCOUNSELORMEETING: E.Tenn.Invitational,away. p.m. VOLLEYBALL: HOMECOMINGWEEKEND: ON WilsonRoom,3 p.m. SESSION WELLNESS: COFFEE AND COKES: Social half-hour for the whole SPEAKER — PROF.ZHAO Visitingprof, willbe QIU: campus,ChambersGallery, 10a.m. to 10:30 a.m. inMorrisonRoom at 4p.m. foropendiscussion. UNIONBOARD UnionConference Room, HALL COUNSELORMEETING: Wilson Room,12:30 POPFILM:BluesBrothers,900Room, 8:30p.m. MEETING: 5p.m. p.m. CHAPEL SERVICE: A 30-minute service of prayer, REHEARSALS FORPAPERMASK: Morrison Room, scripture, music,and quietreflection for thecollege com- 2p.m. munity, 900Room, 5:15 p.m. FRIDAY AFTERNOONCLUB:900Room, 4 p.m. to6 PLANNED PARENTHOOD PRESENTATION: Big p.m. Screen Room, 7p.m. ALUMNI FRIDAY AFTERNOONCLUB:900 Room, COUNTRY:ASUInvitational,away. CROSS RESUMEWRITINGSEMINAR:900 Room,7p.m. 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Dartmouth,away. FOOTBALL: ALPHONSO MONDECINO, PIANO: Chamber Music DOC WATSONINCONCERT:NCbluegrass expert& FIELDHOCKEY:Pfeiffer, away,10:30a.m. Series,Hodson Hall,8:15p.m. singer, Love Auditorium,8 p.m. FAIR: Chambers lawn and Union INTERNATIONAL REHEARSALSFORPAPERMASK:900Room,9p.m. patio, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monsoon location — in the SGAMEETING:Union ConferenceRoom,9p.m. Union. SOCCER:GeorgiaState,home, 2p.m. CINEMA CLASSIC: Masculin Feminine, Love Au- ditorium, 8 p.m. It's a French film, in case you hadn't guessed. SPORTS COMPLEX GROUNDBREAKING: Baker OPENLUNCH:Dr.LelandPark will speak, 12:30p.m. SportsComplex. FIELDHOCKEY: WakeForest,away,4:30p.m. VOLLEYBALL:E.TennInvitational,away. AEROBICS:900Room, 4:30p.m. DENTAL ADMISSIONTEST: VOLLEYBALL:Marshall,away,7 p.m. GRE:ChambersGallery, 8 a.m. to5 p.m. REHEARSALSFORPAPERMASK:9MorrisonRoom, REHEARSALS FOR PAPER MASK: 900 Room, 11 9p.m. a.m. AEROBICS:900Room, 7 p.m. POPFILM:SongoftheSouth, 900Room, 9:45p.m. LUNCHEON/BLUEGRASS: Knobloch Tennis Center, CINEMA CLASSICS: Masculin Feminine, Love Au- 12:45p.m. to1:45 p.m. ditorium,8 p.m. FOOTBALL:Wingate, home, 2 p.m. REHEARSALSFORPAPERMASK:900Room,9p.m. SOCCER:Erskine,home, 4p.m. DINNER THEATRE:900 Room, 6p.m. POPFILM: ofthe South, Room, CROPLUNCH:900Room, 12:30p.m. Song 900 11:30 p.m. KEN KRIEG '83:Talks about his service onthe Tower Commission andhis current White Houseposition,Morri- DR. GARLAND RICHMOND: From Emory U. Dean sonRoom, 4 p.m. Richmond will discuss problems and prospects encoun- AEROBICS:900Room,5 p.m. teredin thetransitionfrom thequartersystemtothe semes- IVCFLARGEGROUPMEETING:BigScreenRoom, 7 AEROBICS:900Room,7 p.m. Room, ter system. 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