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The Chronicle 77th Year, No. 108 Duke University, Durham, North Carolina Thursday, March 4, 1982 Beta Phi Zeta fraternity suspended; officials investigating alleged rape

By Marcie Pachino one," Cox said the letter alleged. William Griffith, vice president At 5 p.m. Wednesday, the has nothing to do with the and David Sorensen The writer called this a "gang of student affairs said. "Some Office of Student Affairs fraternity. I want to forget that The Beta Phi Zeta fraternity bang," he added. information and questions have suspended the fraternity's it happened." was placed on "interim The letter indicated that the been raised [by the Public charter. "In essence, they are Four fraternity brothers who suspension" Wednesday woman might have been Safety investigation] that not allowed to operate as a were contacted and Brown pending a Duke Public Safety unconscious during the alleged suggest that some of the group. They are not able to use House resident advisor Mark investigation of an .alleged ordeal, Cox said. The woman incidents [in the letter] did not their chapter room nor reserve Asperheim declined to "gang bang" rape last Saturday was later taken back to her take place ... It is an any University facility under comment. night in Brown House, dormitory by an unidentified incomplete investigation at this the auspices of the fraternity," The deans have requested a University officials said. individual, he added. point." Cox explained. written report from Webster by Beta Phi Zeta president Griffith would not elaborate Friday responding to the Dean for Student Life Sue Darryl Webster said, "The idea on the nature of Public Safety's "We are now interested in allegations, said Cox. Wasiolek received an anonymous of such a pledge task from our findings. group responsibility," he added. Cox said, "I hope she [the letter Tuesday afternoon that fraternity is absurd. The Earlier Wednesday night. "I hope they're not found woman] lets herself be known to accused a fraternity member of fraternity does not condone the Public Safety director Paul • guilty. The allegations are us. We are very worried about having asked a pledge to "seek alleged action of the select Dumas said, "We have not yet absolutely disgusting," her." out a drunk woman and bring individuals." proven anything . . . But an Wasiolek said. Duke administrators hung her back to the house [on East allegation this serious is worth Griffith added that the the letter concerning the alleged Campus], which he did," said Public Safety officials are investigating." alleged action is "absolutely rape on a bulletin board in the Richard Cox, dean of residential investigating the alleged "We have no woman saying unacceptable and deplorable fraternity section. "We were life. incident after -preliminary anything happened," Dumas behavior." making certain" that the "She was placed in a room questioning of students by Cox added. The deans also are Freshman Alex McGimpsey, fraternity members understood and the men proceeded to line and Wasiolek. unaware of the woman's pledge class president, said, why they were suspended, Cox up outside and went in one by At 11:30 p.m. Wednesday identity. "I'm really sick of the issue. It said. Ex-Moonie speaks Waiting for The Dead By Ted Newton constant conversation; they and Ronni Zimbler gleaned information from him A former member of the Rev. and made him feel bad about his Sun Myung Moon's Unification personal, unjustified ambitions, Church detailed his nine he said. months as a "Moonie" before a Edwards described manipul­ crowd of 1,000 people in Page ative games that he was Auditorium last night and encouraged to play and which recounted his experience that "made me feel, think and see ended when his father more and more like a child." The kidnapped and deprogrammed exercises became more childish him. as they progressed. "I realized in the last three One game, called "Bombard­ days these people were making ment," began with normal rules some kind of deliberate attempt and many people on the to control my mind and I had to sidelines cheering. As the game get out there," said Chris went on, the rules became Edwards, author of Crazy for irregular and the people began God: The Nightmare of Cult chanting in a "hypnotic, Life. monotonous, rhythmic tone "I ended up staying nine 'Bomb with love!' " months — I might be there now Edwards said "Bombardment" if I weren't kidnapped and is one of the most effective PHOTO RYTATSURA OGISU deprogrammed." methods to create a feeling of GRATEFULLY DEVOTED FANS — Grateful Dead groupies have been camping out since the Edwards briefly outlined the See MOONIE on page 4 weekend in order to get the best tickets for the upcoming concert. "tragedy of my life" and described in detail his sinister indoctrination process into the religious cult. Civic center plans to move businesses Edwards' first met with the By Stephen Harrigan to move. the only costs. No action can be in the community from the Moonies in June 1975 in Negotiations are underway to "We want the businesses to taken unless a bond issue is Dukes." Berkeley, Calif., where he met a relocate downtown Durham stay in downtown Durham, and passed by Durham County A public hearing on a bond man who "painted a picture of stores to make way for the they want to stay. We have voters. issue for the $17 million civic himself that seemed very much proposed civic center. found surplus buildings within Due to the delicate nature of center is scheduled for March like myself." The Moonie "We don't want to run the city and we're in the process the negotiations the names of 22. The Durham Downtown invited him to dinner and to anybody out of town," said Pete of negotiating swaps." the companies involved cannot Development Corporation is spend the weekend at a farm in Saitta, member of the Durham "We're primarily acting as a be released, said Saitta. non-profit organization formed Mendecino County. Downtown Development catalyst," said Saitta. The land "I'd really be surprised if with help from University By the end of the weekend, "I Corporation. Saitta said that he and buildings to be used in the anybody had to leave. The hotel President Terry Sanford in 1980 was upset and scared," did not think the City Council swaps are privately owned. and office complex should be to develop a proposal for a Edwards said. People were with would have to resort to eminent Saitta said that moving great for business. It's the most downtown civic center-hotel him 24 hours a day, keeping up domain rights to force the stores allowances would probably be significant private investment complex. Page Two The Chronicle Thursday, March 4, 1982 Where is 302.55496L? Perkins Library has 100,000 books in boxes waiting to be catalogued

By Mike Seplow Strowd said the backlog results from insufficient advances in the library's operations, such as the Almost 100,000 books are uncatalogued and in resources to process all of the material Perkins Technical Services Data Base computer that catalogues storage in Perkins Library, University librarian Elvin receives. books. Strowd said. "It's a matter of not having the time and money to do Strowd also said the Perkins staff periodically But the backlog, Strowd said, is not a major problem. it," said Strowd. "Ideally, we would like to be able to surveys the backlog for important or interesting "I can't think of a major library that doesn't have a process everything which comes in, but we don't have material. If a staff member discovers some material in backlog," he said, adding that both the University of enough staff." the backlog that he finds pertinent, he will have the North Carolina at Chapel Hill and North Carolina "It's a matter of priorities," said Strowd. "We give material catalogued. "We're constantly trying to State University libraries have backlogs of volumes. priorities to the books which are on demand." A large process material of special interest," said Strowd. Rodger Harris, head of the UNC cataloging part of the backlog material is from gifts or gift The backlog has existed at Perkins for a number of department, said the UNC library currently has a collections that contain duplicate material. years. Strowd said that when he came to Duke in 1955 backlog of more than 50,000 volumes. The backlog problem is being alleviated by technical there was already 'a good size backlog." In the mid- 1960s, there was a backlog of about 60,000 volumes. "A backlog is not anything unusual for a large library." Citing Perkins' high acquisition rate and the cost and time expenditure of cataloging material, Strowd said he doesn't think that Perkins will ever be able to fully eliminate the backlog. "I don't think that there FACULTY ADMINISTRATORS, SECRETARIES will ever be a way to get on top of it," he said. The cost of eliminating the backlog would be A immense. A recent Perkins' study estimates thecostof fully cataloging a single book at $32. Strowd said that all books in the backlog would not be retained, such as WORD PROCESSING SYMPOSIUM the duplicate material received as gifts. featuring SYNTREX AUTOMATED OFFICE SYSTEMS PUT RICHARD IN YOUR TANK! THAT FIT AND CROW WITH YOUR NEEDS PICK ACC TOURNEY l|S^_£5 WINNER & TOTAL SYNTREX systems are designed to improve office efficiency without disrupting the way you do your \ SCORE OF FINAL GAME work. The SYNTREX product line starts with ARIES, a whisper-quiet electronic typewriter. Aries plugs Win 100 directly into an advanced display-based office appliance called AQUARIUS (available with single or Ajp dual disk drives), transforming the typewriter into an advanced office automation workstation. This / \ \iw Gals, of Gas! gives a secretary the two most important pieces of equipment he or she needs: (1) a typewriter for REGISTER AT short tetters, memos, envelopes, and labels and (2) a powerful word processor for long document revisions and repetitive letters. This powerful system fits on a standard 40 inch secretarial return—so —» «. POOR RICHARDS no special furniture or office rearrangement is necessary! mS$&%S&kdi ^ggJJ ^C CONTEST WINNER WILL BE DRAWN If your needs require high speed printing, the AQUARIUS can be configured with 35,55, or 100/200 ON DAY FOLLOWING TOURNAMENT FINAL CPS printers. Up to four stations can share one printer. If your applications calf for large amounts of on line storage, expand to POLARIS or GEMINI with up to 14 stations sharing a central hard disk electronic filing cabinet. O (You need not be present to win.) aBSH*^"' Ji Start with the BASIC WORD PROCESSING software and expand the system's capabilities by adding ADVANCED FUNCTIONS, SPELLING CHECK, STATISTICAL, MATH, RECORDS PROCESSING, ASSEMBLY/MERGE, COMMUNICATIONS and ELECTRONIC MAIL! Illarie? SYNTREX systems have been approved and are currently in use in several departments at Duke. ;\uslii. WHAT SHOULD YOU LOOK FOR IN A WORD PROCESSOR? 1204 Broad Street Does SYNTREX provide it? Versatile Functions NEW LISTINGS Modular and Expandable _ Yes 5711 FURMAN LANE — Priced to sell. Nice 3 BR, 2 bath brick Easy to Learn and Use Yes ranch. LR, DR, eat-in kitchen with range and refrigerator. Non-Disruptive Yes Paneled den with fireplace, large fenced yard. Northern Fits Your Needs Yes county schools. $54,900. Affordable Yes LOAN ASSUMPTIONS #6 SUNRISE PLACE — American Village — Acharming Cape Would you like to see and discuss how SYNTREX can improve your Cod with all the extras, LR, formal DR, pretty kitchen with lots of cabinets and eating area, den with fireplace and bay window, department's efficiency? 4 bedrooms, nursery or stiidy, 3 baths, central air, lots of storage, carpeting. Loan can be assumed al 14%. Must see to appreciate. $87,900.

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INuGunsding Cer»r tH Thursday, March 4, 1982 The Chronicle Page Three REAL WORLD College leaders protest cuts * 1982 NYT News Service WASHINGTON - U. S. base rights in the By David Shribman are from families with incomes of $15,000 to $25,000. Caribbean are being sought by the Reagan 51982 NYT News Service "Unless current levels of federal grant support are administration. The State Department said WASHINGTON —Eight college presidents testified maintained," said Colin Campbell, the president of that the administration was seeking Wednesday that the Reagan administration's plan to Wesleyan, "a substantial number of students are agreements for air base rights in Colombia reduce aid to education programs would jeopardize the going to be denied the opportunity for an education for and Honduras as part of an apparent effort quality of their universities. which they are eminently qualified." to bolster the defenses of non-Communist The college administrators, including the presidents countries in the region. of Harvard and Princeton Universities and the heads Derek Bok. the president of Harvard, added, "We are JERUSALEM — Francois Mitterrand is in of Pennsylvania's Allegheny County Community going to have some very serious problems if anything Jerusalem on the first visit to Israel by a College and Puerto Rico's Inter-American University, like these administration proposals goes through." European head of state. The French told a House subcommittee that the proposed cuts president is seeking to restore balance to a would be especially damaging to students who Elias Blake, president of Clark College, a policy that has tilted toward the Arabs for 15 depended on federal assistance to help finance their predominantly black institution in Atlanta, said the years, but he told Israelis they must offer education. cuts would be especially hard on students who are more equitable arrangements to the They added that the cuts threatened to limit members of minority groups and colleges such as his. Palestinians to achieve peace. enrollment and alter the composition of their student He said that decreases in enrollment for minority bodies. colleges was "almost a certainty" and that he feared WASHINGTON - The fitness of Harrison "The administration proposals may return us to an the cuts would lead to "a return to a system where Williams Jr. to remain in the Senate is now- educational era characterized by crude and income is a barrier in acceptance and choice in going being considered by his peers, who gathered unenlightened elitism and perhaps will create social into higher education." in somber session. The Democratic senator problems of major magnitude in our society," said from New Jersey, who has been convicted of Donald Swain, president of the University of Blake said that the quality of American education bribery and conspiracy in the Abscam Louisville. was an element of national security, adding, investigation, heard members of the Senate The college presidents used unusually strong "National defense is not made up of just bombs and Ethics Committee charge him with bringing language in their condemnation of the planes." dishonor to the chamber. administration's education aid cuts in the current fiscal year and proposals for reductions totaling nearly $3 billion in fiscal year 1987. The presidents of Harvard and the Allegheny Business blasts Reagan's budget County School both used the word "catastrophic" to By Edward Cowan business organizations, the U.S. Chamber of characterize Reagan's proposal to reduce federal 11982 NYT News Service Commerce and the National Association of education aid. WASHINGTON - The Business Roundtable, Manufacturers, and is sure to encourage the growing The presidents said the budget reductions came at a which represents 200 big corporations, Wednesday number of like-minded members of Congress. On time of severe financial difficulty on the nation's rejected President Reagan's projected budget deficits taxes, the unity that marked business support for tax campuses, particularly the effects of inflation. as unacceptably large and invited Congress to reduce relief a year ago has given way to disagreement about "Whatever the actions taken at the federal level," Reagan's proposed military build-up. how additional revenues are to be raised to shrink said William Bowen, president of Princeton, "colleges The roundtable's 46-member policy committee, future budget deficits. and universities are going to be hard-pressed to which met Tuesday in New York, was also In a sign that Democrats may be moving towards sustain their traditional commitment to quality and authoritatively reported to have decided to support a personal attacks on the president, the majority leader opportunity." He added that even without the cuts deferrral of the scheduled 1983 tax cut for individuals in the House, Rep. Jim Wright of Texas, criticized proposed by Washington, colleges would face and modification of the disputed leasing provisions of Reagan at length and in a highly personal way at the increasing gaps between available student aid and the 1981 tax cut act. press breakfast. student need. These views of the business group on taxes became The presidents said the cut of aid would in effect known in Washington while in New York, the "I think the president's economic and political deny educational opportunities to students who could roundtable's executive director, James Keogh, issued a awareness dates back to the time when he was on the not afford to pay and warned that some institutions statement outlining other recommendations by the lecture circuit for General Electric." Wright said. could close as a result. policy committee. Keogh declined to comment on the "Imbedded in his mind are certain lines which he Princeton University has estimated that proposed tax aspects. could rely on to get applause. That's like any actor — reductions in basic student aid grants would eliminate The roundtable's statement on slowing the military and I'm not saying this in a disparaging way because awards to as many as 400 of the 685 undergraduates build-up proposed by the president was similar to I'm an actor, too. We're all actors on this stage — who who now qualify. Most of these students, Bowen said, positions taken in recent days by two other prominent subliminally repeats certain lines for applause."

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MOONIE from page 1 phrase the Moonies engraved into his brain. He was deprogramming to the Moonies. dependency on authoritative figures among potential also taught that "everyone outside of the Moonies is Deprogramming was successful with the counsel of Moonies. Satan," and "anything goes that is good for God" — Ted Patrick, considered to be "Satan himself by the "The whole weekend set up a new identity for me — Rev. Moon. Moonies. Edwards kept a diary for the first VA years as a 'heavenly child,' " said Edwards who decided to Edwards was sent into San Francisco to raise after he left the Moonies that he used to write Crazy for remain at the farm for another week because "I felt money for the "Family." He sold flowers and candy God. During that time, he said, the Moonies good about myself." Prior to his arrival in Berkeley, and worked in cult-operated restaurants. In the city he threatened his life. Edwards was involved in personal crises and seeking used "heavenly deception," which involves creating According to Edwards, the goal of the Moonies is "to some direction in his life, he said. appealing lies to extract the maximum amount of establish autocatic theocracy to rule the world and That decision ultimately led to his initiation into the money from people on the street. It was in San fulfill a mission that Christ failed to fulfill." religious cult. "Maybe there was something I was Francisco that Edwards, while imitating "Family" As a member of the cult, Edwards strove to create a missing; the burden of proof was on me to prove them members praying, looked up and saw that he was dynasty where the Rev. Moon would have full political wrong," explained Edwards. He remained on the the bowing before the picture of "a fat, bald Korean man," and religious power. Once deprogrammed, Edwards farm for four weeks, pledging his life to work for the and realized that he was a Moonie. realized the "complete control of my daily life" that the "Family." During this month even his physical organization had. appearance change to a "childish, zombie-like" state. Eventually, Edwards' parents made "the painful " 'Glory to Heaven, peace on Earth,' always ran decision" to kidnap him. "I wanted, like any other through my mind," said Edwards, describing the Moonie, to recruit my father and mother. Yet .Mfiacu&e u(€itA€n4£ttf. something in my mind snapped when I almost hit my father." He considered suicide as an alternative to NORTHGATE BARBER deprogramming, which is preferable to SHOP Northgate Shopping Mall FULL SERVICE STYLE SHOP Open: Mon.-Fri. 8:00-5:30 Sat. 8:00-5:00 286-4030 Variety of •courses offered * > Shineman available JlMo language background [required * Financial aid •available * Summer programs Hillandale Exit off 1-85 'available in Italy, Great Britain & East Af !s 1 383-1747

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ATLANTA (AP) — Responding to protests over the The commissioner denied that his action amounts to or disappearances were once assigned to the special demise of a special task force that investigated the renaming the city's homicide squad to appease blacks task force. Three other special task force cases also slayings of 28 young blacks, Atlanta police angered by the closing of the special task force. remain open, but they fall in other police jurisdictions. Wednesday announced creation of a new task force to "We have never made any decision for the purposes Brown said the new unit will include only Atlanta investigate unsolved murders. of appeasement," he said at a news conference. officers and will limit itself to homicides within the But Public Safety Commissioner Lee Brown said the Brown said the decision to create the new task force city limits. The old task force was formed in 1980 by 11 23 cases that were closed as a result of the double resulted from a meeting Tuesday with a group of black law enforcement agencies to investigate what became murder conviction of Wayne Williams will remain ministers, who "voiced a legitimate concern" over a 22-month string of slayings of young blacks that closed, and the special task force will be disbanded as unsolved killings in the city. brought worldwide attention to this Southern capital. scheduled on Monday. "The community has an attachment to the task "The Homicide Task Force is a natural extension of force," Brown said. "We want to continue the effort the knowledge and expertise we have gained from The new squad, called the Homicide Task Force, will and be responsive to the community." techniques used" by the earlier task force, Brown said. replace the city's regular homicide squad and will "We are now institutionalizing those techniques, such occupy the storefront offices where the special task The new task force will investigate "somewhere in as the use of computers, in investigating homicide force has been headquartered, Brown said. the neighborhood of 10 to 13 unsolved homicides at cases." The new unit will handle the caseload of the regular this point in time," said homicide Lt. B.L. Neikirk. "We But Brown added that police had planned to use the homicide squad, including four unsolved slayings or have not established any kind of pattern" in those computers and techniques developed by the special disappearances of young blacks once assigned to the deaths, he said. task force even if they had not restructured the special task force, Brown said. Four of the cases involve young blacks whose deaths homicide department into the new task force. Rocky Mount man charged CDC to study toxic shock periods, is characterized by sudden HOLLISTER (AP) - A Rocky Mount stable to good condition at area By Robert Byrd man faces two charges of first-degree Associated Press Writer high fever and vomiting, quickly hospitals. ATLANTA (AP) - Although progressing to hypotension and shock. murder in the deaths of his estranged Bailey said Evans was scheduled to wife and her boyfriend during a "there's no crisis," officials at the Past CDC reports on toxic shock appear at a hearing Wednesday on national Centers for Disease Control shooting spree Tuesday night, police charges of failure to pay $270 in child syndrome have focused on data that said. plan to "take a systematic look" at "suggest" tampon use may be a "co- support. possible long-term effects of toxic Halifax County Sheriff W.C. Bailey factor" in the disease. Of the almost Evans' estranged wife, Evelyn Evans, shock syndrome. 1,600 cases reported to the CDC since said Marvin Bailey Evans, 38, who is and her boyfriend, James Silver, died in being held in the Halifax County jail, "There are a number of women who monitoring began, 90 percent were a hail of gunfire as they sat in a station have developed something (since from menstruating women, with will face additional charges "after I get wagon outside Evans' trailer in rural some sleep." reporting TSS), and we want to answer roughly 99 percent of them using Halifax County, Bailey said. The the questions raised by those anecdotal tampons, Herwaldt said. "I've got to get some sleep," Bailey Evanses' daughters, 11-year-old Toni (first-hand) reports," said Loreen said. "I've slept about three hours in the Evans and 14-year-old Calandra Evans, Toxic shock syndrome came Herwaldt, a researcher with the CDC's suddenly to public attention in 1980, last 48 hours. 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The final saying for the day: Use your spring break to get reported in the Central American last two weeks. ahead on summer jobs, while seeking permanent employment at the beach, newspapers. The recent successes of the Perhaps the most ominous statement of traveling abroad or back home, catching up with your work, and if you get guerrillas in EI Salvador have been recent days was made by U.S. bored find relief slaking your worries away. accompanied by nearly daily assessments Ambassador to El Salvador Deane Hinton of the "communist threat" in this region who admitted that the March elections in by someone on the Reagan team. that torn country will solve nothing. He Alexander Haig, noted for his constancy favors the military elimination of the if not for his perceptive ability, continually guerillas. The army of Duarte obviously Stay active, stay aware replays his nightmare of an ideological cannot accomplish this feat; so whose and material pipeline that begins in the will? Twenty years ago, Americans were by no means an isolated phenomenon. Soviet Union and passes through Cuba The combination of this energetic mumbling about some "distant, Rather, there are concrete signs that and Nicaragua before finally coming to propaganda campaign and Reagan's aboriginal land" called Vietnam. It was a opposition to U.S. involvement in El the aid of Salvadoran guerillas. There is decision to bolster the faltering Duarte place that few had heard of, and even Salvador is becoming a broad-based nothing more to lend this story credence regime with massive military aid has sent fewer cared about. During the Kennedy movement. In the past month, sit-ins, now than when it first appeared in the tremors through Central America. Even administration, protest demonstrations teach-ins, and protest rallys have sprung infamous "White Paper" of a year ago. La Nacion, Costa Rica's main newspaper were still in their fetal stage, and would up in cities from New York to San Diego. Undersecretary of State for Latin that maintains a strong anti-communist not emerge forcefully until the impact of Actor Ed Asner has started a massive American Affairs Thomas Enders, in stance, has recognized this United States President Johnson's escalation fell like a fund-raising campaign designed to raise testimony before Congress on Feb. 1, action as an "escalation of intervention" lead balloon on America's youth — the SI million for medical supplies to the rebel claimed that the battle for Central in the region. group that would have to shoulder the forces. Even the AFL-CIO, who America is waging now in El Salvador. Costa Ricans, as well as other Central burden for the United States. History has vehemently supported U.S. involvement Like Haig, Enders seems to have Americans, realize that the course Reagan brought us one unfortunate lesson, that in Vietnam, has gone on record as Nicaragua as much or more as a target is attempting to follow can only lead to a the faceless masses are more likely to learn opposing any injection of American troops than the FMLN guerillas. He offers the regionalized war. North Americans from past mistakes than are the policy into El Salvador. In addition, a recent absurd insight that Nicaragua was should realize this as well. makers. The Reagan administration's Gallup poll revealed that 54 percent of captured by a violent minority. A minority Robert Ambrose mishandling of the situation in EI those polled felt that the U.S. should stay of any type could not have defeated the Former Graduate Student in the Salvador is striking evidence of this completely out of El Salvador, while 89 U.S.-backed military machine of Department of Botany now living in Costa observation. percent opposed sending troops into that Anastasio Somoza. Rica Last Saturday, more than 500 protesters region. These are all tangible signs that Enders also claims that the Sandinistas braved the freezing cold rain to protest the the American people will not countenance are operating in Guanacaste Province of United States' support of the Jose another Vietnam. Costa Rica. It is funny that this news has Inductive method Napolean Duarte regime in the small Most Americans do not realize it, but the never appeared in the Costa Rican Central American country. People from as war in El Salvador has already been newspapers. These papers have been To the edit council and Anna Jenefsky: far away as South Carolina, Virginia, and raging for over two years. Typically, preoccupied recently with stories of Re: Anna Jenefsky's letter of Feb. 25 even Indiana traveled to Fort Bragg to guerilla warfare is never of the "quick, Nicaraguan counter-revolutionaries, Please, do not try to figure me out. J am voice their opposition to the training of efficient" variety, but is rather, tortuously 1,000 government troops, but more slow. Because the nature of guerilla Tom Wicker/In the Nation importantly, to show their solidarity with warfare is methodical and often covert, it the Salvadoran people. is all too easy to become oblivious to its Fifty members of the Duke community, existence. The American public's failure to under the sponsorship of the North stay abreast of the fighting in Vietnam Feeble accommodation Carolina Public Interest Research Group, during the early 60s gave Washington free "I think, for the most part, blacks are not quiet the storm by asking Congress to pass attended the rally at Fort Bragg. NC-PIRG rein to escalate a war that a politically supportive of the president. . .that'sajob legislation providing such a basis; and subsidized part of the travel costs through conscious citizenry might have prevented. we are working on in the administration discovering only then that overwhelming student activities fees — an example of and at the Republican National Congressional, legal and scholarly NC-PIRG's positive use of student money. Therefore, it is crucial that we, as Committee." — Richard Richards, opinion held that the necessary legislative Students should be aware of the numerous students who will bear the direct Chairman, RNC. authority had existed since the Nixon ways in which NC-PIRG is using their consequences of such a war, stay active, Well, let's see. On Feb. 12, the Reagan administration. money, and are encouraged to participate aware, and informed about the situation in administration gave the following Feb. 11, in an interview with Stuart in all of its activities. El Salvador. We cannot allow the shroud demonstrations of "working on" its Taylor Jr. of The New York Times, More importantly, this demonstration is of ignorance to bury us alive. problem with blacks. William Bradford Reynolds, the head of After a year of insisting on it, President the Civil Rights Division, insisted that he Reagan was forced to withdraw his was "somewhat mystified" that Congress nomination of William Bell to be chairman was reluctant to rescue the administraton Sigh of relief of the Equal Employment Opportunities with the requested legislation. He may be Commission, owing to the opposition of the only lawyer in the country who could Residents of the city of Atlanta — and We understand that the families and members of the Senate Labor and Human make that statement. those in large and small communities friends of the slain victims will never be Resources Committee who considered Bell The recent Senate bill barring federal across the country — can finally breathe a the same; indeed, the entire city — and unqualified. courts from ordering busing to sigh of relief after being seized by terror for country — cannot hope to erase the ugly, desegregate schools was not a Reagan more than two years by the murder of 28 nagging memories for years to come. But A White House official said Reagan administration initiative. Nevertheless, young blacks in that city. we hope that Atlantans will be able to might also be forced to drop his plan to the bill received immeasurable support The murderer of at least two of the place the grief and agony behind them, nominate the Rev. B. Sam Hart to the Civil from the administration's announcement victims has been caught, convicted and and begin again — this time, more wary of Rights Commission, despite the support of that it would not seek busing orders; and imprisoned. Wayne Williams will not be precautionary safety measures and the the Moral Majority. Hart had stirred wide the President and his men lifted not a terrorizing children and other citizens any pathos that can rule deranged minds. protest by announcing his opposition to finger to fight or moderate this radical longer. If one can say that there were some the Equal Rights Amendment, busing to measure. It is not our place, as relative outsiders in positive byproducts of the two-year period achieve school desegregation, and the civil the intricacies of the search for the killer and of a city held in seige by fear and horror, rights claims of homosexuals. Reagan thus acquiesced in the the resulting trial, to comment on the the foremost of those would be the How's that for a Republican elimination of a major tool for verdict itself. We can only hope that the unifying effect of tragedy. All the murder administration celebrating Lincoln's desegregating schools, and in a" judicial process served to find and convict victims were black, yet citizens of all races Birthday? And those are just a few of the unprecedented, unwarranted and the right person, and that Williams was and several states — unified only by reasons why those black voting-rights probably unconstitutional legislative the only man responsible for the killings compassion and similar feelings of horror marchers in Alabama have been invasion of federal court jurisdiction. which investigators classified as similar. and helplessness — volunteered in order to chanting: "President Reagan, he's no "I think it is dangerous for the country to Atlanta should at last be heartened, for the help stop the murders. good: send him back to Hollywood!" limit the actions of the courts," Sen. Barry police and federal investigators on the The tragedy of the Atlanta killings The Lincoln Day performance came Goldwater said, swallowing his opposition case so strongly believed that Williams stunned us all, and we all pray that similar right on top of the- administration's to busing in order to speak for the was behind all but two of the 26 killings brutality will never happen again, celebrated contortions by first Constitution conservatives and that they disbanded the task force anywhere. We hope also that the citizens proclaiming that withholding tax presidents are supposed to revere. "If we established exclusively to cure the of Atlanta can begin to pick up the pieces exemption for segregated private schools limit what courts can do with busing, how murdering plague. of its dreams for safety and sanity. had "no basis in law"; then hastening to long is it until we tell the courts they can't )olitics

not so easily read as all that. The word "girls" that you found so objectionable in my letter was only used once throughout the article. To call me a sexist because of a single word in a whole paragraph full of satire and irony is a ludicrous proposition. I hope you will continue your studies in philosophy and psychology, and learn a little more about the inductive method. Until then, do not take it upon yourself to dismiss parts of my letter as "slips." The sentence you must have found objectionable (for that is the only one that contains the word girls) reads as follows: "And I'm sure if you look closely, girls, you will find many men about that do not break into feverish sweating and idiotic cackling at the prospect of finding a woman alone in a parking lot." The whole sentence reeks of satire and irony, drawing attention to the ridiculous attitude presented a few weeks ago: that all men are rapists, mentally or otherwise. And the pronoun "girls" (implying immature female) was used only to heighten the satirical effect. The condescending tone created by the pronoun implies that those of us who think of all men as rapists are in need of THE % WmM\ SlC^b 0? SNSKv instruction. That single pronoun was no slip; your interpretation of it was.

Forgive me if I don't bend over backwards in apology, but calling all men "rapists" is infinitely more insulting than calling women "girls." And now, I have Only a partial community given your letter more attention than it deserves. To the edit council: active. We will get out of Durham only as Bryan Center, "The Fort." Are you Patrick Hayes Did you know that last week was a much as we put into it. kidding? That building looks less like a Engineering '85 special week in Durham? I did not. "It was I don't mean to say that we all must fort than any other part of West Campus. in the Durham newspapers all week," I contribute to Durham. I merely suggest No, because of its lack of architectural was told. I did not get a Durham that there is a great deal to be gained by similarity to the beautiful chapel, let's call. newspaper. Being accustomed to the sharing just a little. I don't believe that we it The Slab. I thought earlier of The Mall Washington Post, I thought the national are selfish and uncaring people. I believe and Sauare Gate or Gate-square to connote and international news coverage of the we are all basically good people, but I the University Center's similarity to our of blacks Durham newspapers was relatively poor. think it's about time we show it more. I do neighboring shopping malls, but act on drunk driving or murder?" My conversation, however, did bring out mean to say, however, that by not somehow the names don't hit the concrete Late last year Reagan reversed a one very important fact: the Durham contributing to the community, many slab construction of the building. position taken at a news conference and newspapers will tell us what is going on in Duke students are in effect saying that announced his agreement with Reynolds Durham. "So what?" you might ask. Let they do not go to school in Durham, North I haven't heard any mention of the that the so-called "Weber case" had been me put it this way: when asked "Where is Carolina, but rather in the secluded never- newest sunning spot, that "bridge" that wrongly decided by the Supreme Court. In Duke University?" I reply, "Durham, never land of Duke, North Carolina. connects The Slab to the quad. Now that's that case, the Burger Court upheld the North Carolina," not "Duke, North Paul Ahearne the real eyesore! Let's call it humpback right of the Kaiser Aluminum Co. and a Carolina." Duke University is a partial Engineering '84 highway. union to develop a voluntary affirmative community. "Partial," because only when P.S. Last week was "Human Relations action program to train and upgrade black we include Durham as a whole can we Week" in Durham. However, despite all of its ugliness, The employees. The Reagan administration is become a whole and complete community. Slab will be a great addition to the now seeking to have that decision Duke is a vital part of Durham, and so is University. Durham a vital part of Duke. 'The Slab' overturned for being "at war with the To the edit council: American ideal of equal opportunity." There are many things we can share Re: Monday, Monday Thomas L. Carter Reagan and his attorney general, with Durham. There is the Big Brother, What a weak suggestion to call the Engineering 83' William French Smith, are determined, Big Sister program. There is a tutoring moreover, to water down the tough 10-year program designed to help students of the extension of the Voting Rights Acts Durham public schools with such skills as already passed by the House — mathematics and English. We can become particularly the provision that .requires involved in existing programs to help only the "effect" of voting discrimination elderly shut-ins — do grocery shopping or The Chronicle to be proven in court. just visit once a week or once a month. In The attorney general says the "intent" fact we have no further to look than Duke Editor: Erica Johnston Hospital, where there are many lonely Night editor: Jim McCollom of officials to discriminate should have to Managing editor: Robert Satloff Copy editors: Scott McCartney, Marcie be proven — a more difficult task — or the people who would immensely enjoy a simple 10 to 15 minute visit. There are Business manager: Chris Moser Pachino result could be racial "quotas" for elected Advertising manager: Donna Parks officials. Yet, as he surely knows, the more places in community programs than there are people who are willing to Ad production manager: Todd Jones Watchdog: Hayes Clement House-passed measure plainly states that Aeolus editors: Susan Deaton, Alison Assistant edit page editor: B.G. Cutright failure of a minority group to elect public participate. Each of us has a gift or talent that we can share with our community, if Seevak Associate news editor: Debbie Kendal! officials in proportion to its share of the Paste-up Ellen Noto population "shall not, in and of itself, no more than a little time. If you ask, Arts editor: Sarah Holyfield constitute a violation of this act." "What do I get out of this?" then it's quite Features editor: Elizabeth Hudson Composition: Judy Mack, Elizabeth Majors obvious you have never helped anyone in News editors: Marcie Pachino, David These strange ways of "working on" need. Sorensen Ad salespersons: Melanie Jones, Johnnie blacks for their support force the reluctant Photography editor: Doug Patterson Little conclusion that, in fact, the Reagan It is a common conception among the R&R editor: Hayes Clement administration has no real interest in people in the city of Durham that Duke Sports editor: Jon Scher Reporters: Stephen Harrigan, Ted Newton blacks, nor sensitivity to their concerns. students are no more than spoiled rich Assistant sports editor: Marc Rubinstein Sean Schwartz, Dan Willingham Its basic constituency is white, its most kids. It is a conception I don't like, but powerful officials are white, and the cannot entirely disprove. I believe we The opinions expressed in this e not necessarily those of Duke Univ. President of all the people too often acts as should realize Durham exists, find out admin is [ration or trustees. Unsii represent the majnrity view of iheedi if he thinks all of them are white, too. what is going on here and become more columns ;ind cartoons represent \^. .,,,, . Page Eight The Chronicle Thursday, March 4, 1982 Jorma brings acoustic guitar music to Page

By Dan Willingham almost entirely electric music. Hot Tuna dissolved and Sean Schwartz several years ago and Kaukonen has since undertaken Give Major Attractions some credit. A class act is and abandoned several projects. coming to Duke. Now Kaukonen is on his own. He certainly doesn't Jorma Kaukonen, former lead guitarist for Jefferson need a band; he's one of the best acoustic guitar Airplane and Hot Tuna, will be performing in Page players in the country. He plays traditional Auditorium tonight. It will be an evening of acoustic ("Hesitation Blues," "Whinin' Boy Blues") and music. original compositions ("Embryonic Journey" — one of the great acid-inspired titles, "Genesis"). The nasal, reedy quality of Jorma's voice gives his 'His work is authentic; it's not singing a distinctive sound. He also doesn't watered-down or bastardized blues. annunciate worth a damn — a required credential for It's the real thing.' any authentic blues man worth his jellyroll. His work is authentic; it's not watered-down or bastardized blues. It's the real thing. That's what you Kaukonen has been an influential force in-rock. His can expect tonight. fuzzy lead guitar contributed to the pioneering sound Anyone who likes the finger-picking of Mike Cross, of Jefferson Airplane. When there wasn't enough room the sheer speed of Leo Kotke, the traditionalism of for his acoustic music in that group, he created Hot Leon Redbone and the blues purism of John Tuna as an outlet. The two bands coexisted for a while Hammond should be in Page Auditorium tonight to until Kaukonen decided to devote all his time to Hot witness a skilled artist who is one of the Tuna. groundbreakers of psychedelic blues-rock. Hot Tuna began as a traditional folk and blues Tickets for tonight's 8 p.m. performance are still SPECIAL PHOTO ensemble, but the group electrified their sound as time available. They are $5.50 for the general public and Jorma Kaukonen will play in Page Auditorium progressed until by the end of their career they played $4.50 for Duke undergraduates. tonight at 8.

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65 66 j. i 1" The Chronicle's All-ACC team. . .page 12 Sports Thursday, March 4, 1982 The Chronicle Page Nine Blue Devils take two from Mars Hill By Marc Rubinstein Ken Fay got some help from an unusual source Wednesday afternoon, ashepitchedtheDukebaseball team to a 6-1 win over Mars Hill in the nightcap of a doubleheader-at Jack Coombs Field. Old balls. Seriously. Those dusty spheres were given most of the credit by Fay after the junior righthander tossed a four-bitter at the hapless Lions. "I like pitching in the second game of a doubleheader because the balls are older and you can do more with them," said the knuckle-curve specialist. "I didn't even walk anyone — probably for the first time in my life." Fay's four-hit, eight-strikeout performance upped the Blue Devils' overall record to 3-0, and nearly overshadowed . the effort of fellow junior Bill Zempolich, whose five-hitter helped stop the Lions in the opener, 7-2. Both Fay and Zempolich are now 1-0 in the young season with identical 1.29 earned run averages. Fay is right on track following last year's 7-2, 2.94 composite while Zempolich appears to have rebounded from last season's mediocre 1-1, 7.73 mark. "He [Zempolich] threw as well as he has any time in the last couple of years," said Duke manager Tom D'Armi. PHOTO BY MARC RUBINSTEIN While the pitching was up to snuff for the Blue Bobby Brower stroked a triple in the second game of Duke's doubleheader sweep of Mars Hill Devils, the defense and hitting were merely adequate. Wednesday. Duke uncharicteristically committed four errors in the opener and one more in the nightcap. In addition. Duke's own version of Murderers' Row pounded out just seven hits in each contest. Men's tennis blanks Penn State "I think the cold caused our reaction time to be slow By John Turnbull surrendered only one game in the second set. See DEVILS on page 11 The Duke men's tennis team overwhelmed an "Mike had some trouble early on, but the guy he obviously outclassed Penn State squad 9-0 in its home played really played well," Duke coach John LeBar opener on Wednesday afternoon at the West Campus said. "[Pinkham] was rocketing his forehands, and courts. then Smith started to play to his backhand — that was Taylor All-ACC The Nittany Lions did not win a set from the Blue what turned it around." From staff and wire reports Devils all day. The Blue Devils No. 6 man, Ross Dubins, who played Duke's Vince Taylor, the Atlantic Coast In one of the afternoon's few competitive matches, singles Wednesday because of Chaim Arlosorov's Conference's leading scorer at 20.5 points per game, Duke's No. 3 singles player Mike Smith triumphed 7-6, absence at first singles, needed a second-set tiebreaker was named Wednesday to the 1982 all-ACC 6-1 over Penn State's Jim Pinkham. Down 4-5 and on to win 6-1, 7-6. basketball team, as voted on by 116 members of the serve in the first set, Smith evened up the match when Junior Marc Flur, filling in for Arlosorov, made Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association. he won the 10th game at love. quick work of his opponent 6-2, 6-3. Flur's 7-2 mark is Taylor's selection marksthe fifth year in a row But the freshman, who posted a 4-2 record during the tops on the team. that a Blue Devil has made it to the top squad. Devils' pre-season, fell behind 5-6 and needed to win At the No. 2 spot, Duke's Will White was the 6-1, 6-3 A list of both the first and second teams follows. the next game to get to a tiebreaker. victor, while Todd Ryska also had an easy time at the Votes are in parenthesis. No. 4 position with a 6-2, 6-3 win. Russell Gache took First team — Ralph Sampson, Virginia (232); Smith won the first two points, but was passed on the longest time to dispose of his Lion foe, winning7-5, James Worthy, North Carolina (2311; Sam Perkins, the third and committed an unforced error off the 6-3. North Carolina (216); Vince Taylor, Duke (207); backhand to knot the game at 2 apiece. Leading3-2, he The Devils also swept the doubles competition from Othell Wilson, Virginia (169). then executed a delicate backhand touch volley to win the Penn State. The No. 1 team of Arlosorov-Smith Second team — Brook Steppe, Georgia Tech the game and climb even again at 6-6. won easily, 6-2, 6-2. They were followed by the duo of (142); Thurl Bailey, N.C. State (91); Dereck In the tiebreaker, Smith jumped on top 3-0 and went Flur and Dubins, which walked off with a 6-0. 6-4 Whittenburg, N.C. State (78); Vince Hamilton, on to a 7-4 victory. He had no trouble after that and See NETTERS oh page 10 Clemson (80); Jim Johnstone, Wake Forest (62).

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So are we. if you'll take FFEE $1800. Call 684-189New Orleans. The Devils chalked up a 2-1 record in The three-run lead was all Zempoloch needed as he made just two substitutions in the first game and none blowing away Boston College 37-6 and shutting out went on to surrender two walks while striking out six in the second. He explained: "With rain expected for Tulane 9-0, before falling to MacQuarie University of in seven innings. the next couple of days I wanted to give all the regular Sydney, Australia 16-7 in the finals. After Mars Hill touched Zempolich for a run in the players as much game experience as I could. I wanted In the contest against B.C., a spectacular 24-point second, Don Pruett doubled in Tom Brassil and then them to see a lot of curves and sliders in case it does try and kicking performance by Dave Synderwine led scored on L.K. Thompson's single to give Duke a 5-1 clear up for Saturday." . .Duke opens its conference the Devils to an easy victory over the Eagles. Keying advantage. The Devils added two more insurance runs schedule Saturday at home against Virginia. Before the Duke win over the Green Wave were Ken Kershner, in the third on RBI singles by Mark Militello and Tom that, games are scheduled today vs. Longwood and who scored a try, and Dick Sakai, who anchored the Amidon to close out their scoring. Friday vs. Virginia Wesleyan. Both games are at 3 defense. Pruett, who hatted .303 with 29 RBI in 1981, did not p.m. at Coombs Field. In the championship game, Synderwine scored hit the ball well in Tuesday's season-opening win over Duke's only try. Guilford. But the senior second baseman, a second- The Duke Frisbee club hosted its own ultimate team All-Atlantic Coast Conference selection at tournament this weekend on the IM fields and came shortstop in 1979 and 1980, responded with four hits — Box scores including two doubles — in Wednesday's twin bill. away with the championship trophy. The Duke First game Invitational Spring Classic featured seven teams from "I felt a whole lot better today," said Pruett, who Iluke 7. Mars Hill 2 across the East coast. went oh-for-four Tuesday. "I was just trying to get Mara Hill 010 001 0- 2-5-1 The result of the Disc Devils' first game was ready after all the rain we've had. I was hittingthe ball DUKE 322 0O0 x - 7-7-4 especially satisfying as Duke got revenge against well for a change — I was starting to worry after Tim Gearrin, Tim Wilde (4) and Jim Peters. Bill Zempolich and Tommy Decker. Ultimate Air and Space {Washington, D.C.) for yesterday." Winner — Zempolich (1-0). booting them out of the regional championships last Duke again struck first in the nightcap. Bobby Loser — Gearrin (0-!). fall. After soundly defeating UAS 13-6 Saturday, the Brower walked to lead off the bottom of the first inning Leading hitters — Duke: Don Pruett 2R, RBI; L.K. Thompson 2 Devils topped East Carolina 13-7 for the title Sunday. and went to second on a Brassil single. After RBI. advancing on Thompson's line out tp left, Brower * * * Second game scored on an RBI double by catcher Tommy Decker. Duke 6. Mars Hill 1 The Duke men's soccer club scrapped to a 2-2 tie with For the next two innings, Fay pitched as if one run Mars Hill 000 00! 0 - 1-4-2 the N.C. State "Brothers Pizza" team last weekend. would be all he'd need. But the Blue Devils made it a DUKE. 103 101 x-6-7-1 Although clearly dominated and outshot 30-8 by the four-run cushion in the bottom of the third on two hits I^arry Maxie and Peters. more potent State club, the Devils managed to salvage Ken Fay and Decker and three passed balls by Mars Hill. Winner— Fay (1-0). a tie, owing to the outstanding defensive play of goalie Fay coasted until the sixth inning when he was Loser — Maxie (0-1). Craig Marino. Doug Farmer scored Duke's two goals touched for a single by the Lions' Stick Flynn. After a Leading hitters — Bobby Brower 3B; Tom Brassil 2 IB, RBI: with assists from Steve Lowe and Ned Schoening. wild pitch sent Flynn to second, Jim Peters stroked a Decker 2B. RBI; Pruett 2B.

THE FILMS OF WILLIAM WYLER MRS. MINIVER (1942, 134 min.) Directed by wyler. Starring Greer Garson. waiterPidgeon. Dame May whirry, Teresa Wight.

This war picture conrains no bartle scenes, bur show an English family's every­ day adjustments to wartime problems. . Osco5 for Besr Picture, Best Director, Best Act play, etc.

"DON'T MISS IT!"-a William Wyler fan.

Thursday, March 4, 1962 7:00 and 9:30 PM Bryan University Center Film Theatre (behind Page Auditorium) Free ro Duke undergraduates with Duke I.D. and semester enrollment card. Clinic: Monday, March 15 Free ro Union Privilege Card holders. Orhers. $1.50. 104 Card 4 P.M. Page Twelve The Chronicle Thursday, March 4, 1982 The Chronicle's 1982 All-ACC Team • •••I •

PHOTO BY BART PACHINO PHOTO BY JERRY CHEN JAMES WORTHY— The junior power forward VINCE TA YLOR - The Prince did it all by is probably the best in the nation at his position. himself in his final season at Duke. Forced to Worthy averaged 15.6 points per game and 6.4 carry most of the scoring load for the young Blue rebounds in helping lead the top-ranked Tar Devils, Taylor responded with a league-leading Heels to a 24-2 record and a share of the league 20.5 points per game. championship. SPECIAL PHOTO RALPH SAMPSON — For the second straight year, the 7-4 junior dominated the ACC, Sampson scored 16.2per game andgrabbed 11.7 rebounds per contest — far and away the conference leader. Led the Cavs to a 27-2 mark (third in the nation) and an unexpected A CC co- championship.

PHOTO BY WILL SAGER LEFTY DRIESELL, ACC COACH OF THE YEAR — " Who says I can't coach." Certainly not us; we can 'thelp but admire therway in which the Ol' Lefthander guided an undertalented Maryland squad to a 15-11 mark and an almost certain NIT bid. Second team Michael Jordan, UNC PHOTO BY MACK RUFFIN PHOTO BY JERRY CHEN BROOK STEPPE — The senior rebounded from SAM PERKINS — The only sophomore on our a year's leave of absence to lead the Yellow Adrian Branch, Md. squad, Perkins would be the best center in the Jackets to their best showing since joining the conference if it weren't for the towering figure A CC three seasons ago. Steppe finished second Thurl Bailey, NCSU at the center of the page. The Plastic Man to Taylor in scoring at 18.0 per game and found averaged 14.5 points and 7.9 rebounds as the time to grab 5.3 rebounds per contest. Othell Wilson, UVa. anchor of the Carolina front line. Jimmy Black, UNC A WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT TO THE CHRONICLE/VOLUME 1, NUMBER 21 MARCH 4. 19 Keaton & Finney hang the moon

By Robert Margolis Alan Parker's Shoot The Moon covers no subjects profoundly new to the cinema. Scores of divorce stories have been made before with varying results. Therefore, Shoot The Moon is not exemplary as much for what it says as for how it says it. Realistically, the plot of the film involves little development. The film opens on the eve of the split and there is no discernible final reconciliation. As far as the future of the characters is concerned, director Parker and scriptwriter Bo Goldman have left things pretty much in the air. On the surface, the film can be disappointing, but a watchful eye can detect the elusive elements that add up to brilliance. The key word here is subtlety. Unlike Parker's other works, Bugsy Malone, Midnight Express and Fame, Shoot The Moon is cleverly subtle in its portrayal of the breakup of a been logically set-up. simple compliment is beyond the realm of family. What the earlier works possessed in For example, on the first night that the story possibility in the Dunlap household. As a result, kinetic energy, Shoot The Moon has in quiet covers, we see George and Faith Dunlap (Finney the ensuing fight the next morning is simply the insight. and Keaton) preparing for a book-awards exclamation point ending an already stated Parker uses the brilliant script by Goldman ceremony. We know already that George is sentence. and excellent performances by leads Diane having an affair and through three simple lines of George's problem with the split is that he is Keaton and Albert Finney to guide the audience Goldman's dialogue we can tell that Faith knows leaving his house and his four daughters. When along the path of the family's destruction. You and that a split is imminent. George realizes that his oldest daughter. Sherry rarely get hit over the head with anything in this George: You look really pretty. (Dana Hill), who overheard her father talking on movie, and Parker only resorts to this technique Faith: You seem surprised. the phone to his mistress, has totally rejected as a logical conclusion to a point already subtly George (walking away): Forget it. him, it is the crowning blow. His struggle to stated. In about 10 seconds of screen time, the regain his daughter is the main progression of Thus, on the occassion when a character tension that exists in the marriage is skillfully the story. The remainder of the film concentrates does blow his or her cool, it does not seem like portrayed. This scene says more than a full-scale on human emotions and the reactions to the Hollywood theatrics. The moment of release has argument could about the rift in the family. A family plight. The role Sherry plays in the film is pivotal. She embodies and expresses the cheated feeling that Parker and Goldman are saying children of divorce have. This is later proven by her outburst The state of the western when Faith begins dating and sleeping with her contractor (Peter Weller). Sherry is not By Gregory M. Smith necessarily partial; she just reserts losing her It's hard to sell a western to moviegoers in parents. 1982, even with a star like Willie Nelson. Recent westerns have been blasted by the critics, The three younger daughters (Viveka Davis, ignored by the masses, or both (for instance, the Tracey Gold and Tina Yothers), at times infamous Heaven's Gate). No wonder the accompanied by Sherry although she is often on distributors of Barbarosa hesitated before her own, form a Greek chorus of sorts, popping releasing the film. They would have been better up in scene after scene. The children allow the off to have let this one stay in the can. adults to play off them and reveal the adult emotions while they themselves come up with Willie Nelson stars as the mysterious innocent lines that reveal their own fears. Barbarosa, a bandit who can come back from the dead, according to legend. He's running from his In one scene, George and Sandy, his wife's family because he shot his father-in-law's mistress, take the three younger kids on a tour of leg off. The family members are sent out one by Jaqk London's house. The children quickly one to try to kill him. change the subject from London's literary career Gary Busey plays a bumbling farmboy named to the plight of his kids when he remarried. Karl who is running from the vengeful family of George's children obviously fear losing him to the man he killed. Barbarosa befriends this Sandy. Goldman once again relates this fear defenseless young man, and they team up to rob clearly and effectively through simple dialogue. the rich. Barbarosa is an incurable nomad who A movie that relies so heavily on the ability of dreams of getting enough money to quit stealing the actors to bring a superb script to life could and go away with his wife. and the musical score is full of harmonicas and not be as good as Shoot The Moon without The simple premise of the film, two very jaw's harps. The Mexicans laughably murmur Standout peformances from the leads. different men on the run, is established quite "Barbarosa!" whenever he passes by. It is a fun Finney's role is not easy. In his attempt to early, and Barbarosa never develops any further. word to say, that's true, but it's also pretty regain his daughter's favor he uses both calm and The characters are composites of old western ridiculous. rage. When George, locked out by Faith, breaks cliches. Barbarosa carries a locket containing his Even the visual style is boring and cliched. into his own house and kicks open Sherry's door wife's picture, the villain has a demonic laugh, See BOMB on page 4. See KEATON on page 4. Two acts that know rock'n'roll's roots

By Bob Manson rock tradition with a mid-tempo, Bricks is a sober, more angry work DeVille, gives one hundred percent on "Rock 'n' roll" is a term that has decidedly soul twist, while ICH's rock than Coup de Grace: it deals with the each cut. come to be used rather loosely in 'n' roll style emphasizes an upbeat, drudgery and seeming hopelessness While generally excellent, Coup recent times. Such diversified musical hard rock stance a la Bob Seger. of inner city life in the band's home de Grace and Blood on the Bricks are styles as the heavy metal crunch of an Coup de Grace continues the town, Pittsburgh. not without faults. Both banks tend to AC/DC, the suburban sterility of a urban romantic vision initiated by What makes both records great, get bogged down in a single tempo: Styx, the cosmic bubblegum of a Mink DeVille on 1980s Le Chat Bleu. however, are the bands' frontmen: Mink DeVille do a good rocker ("Just Moody Blues and foreign genres such Musically, the six-man band utilizes a Mink's Willy DeVille and Iron City's Give Me One Good Reason") and the as reggae or Burundi have fallen double guitar, multi-keyboard Joe Grushecky. Each sings and writes Houserockers do a good ballad ("Be under the all-encompassing subtitle of approach on most cuts, with added virtually all of their band's material, My Friend"), so why don't they try "rock." coloring provided by such diversities and their performances here are truly them more often? Neither group has Actually, rock 'n' roll at its as an accordian and the harmonizing exceptional. anything close to a strong lead creation was a narrowly defined backing vocals of the sou! group The Willy DeVille is probably the most guitarist (Cropper even takes the musical style, and as it has become Exhilirations. The album's best versatile, and possibly the best, lead longest lead on Bricks). Most more widely accepted the term has musical moments are provided by the vocalist in popular music today. importantly, DeVille and Grushecky been applied to the broad range of terrific sax work of Louis Cortelezzi Though his lyrics are lightweight, his both have a fundamental weakness in popular music which now pervades and an energetic rhythm section, singing transforms each song into an their songwriting: DeVille, who grew the airwaves and record stores. highly mixed by producers Jack epic stand on the virtues of true love. up on the streets of New York, However, there are very few acts today Nitzsche and Willy DeVille to DeVille's versatility is nothing short of probably knows that life isn't as sweet whose music could be termed genuine emphasize the R&B based beat. The amazing: from the menacing as his songs indicate, and his rock 'n' roll as passed down from the album's songs present romantic Doberman growl of "Just Give Me One continuous ecstasy over "this little tradition of Elvis Presley and Chuck images of boy meets girl in the streets Good Reason" to the Southside girl" and "my baby" grows tiring after Berry through the Rolling Stones and of New York: nothing deep, surely, but Johnny-style white soul crooning of a few plays. Some lyrical diversity Beatles to Bruce Springsteen and Bob performed with a commitment so as to "Teardrops Must Fall" to the silky would be highly appreciated. Seger. seem genuine rather than corny. smooth tenor of "You Better Move Grushecky's philosophy, on the other hand, is based on pessimism, but Two acts which seek to uphold Blood on the Bricks, produced by On," each attempt is a triumph. occasionally reveals a ray of hope this tradition but haven't gotten much semi-legendary R&B guitarist Steve Joe Grushecky, while possessing amidst the gloom. However, recognition or sold many records have Cropper, displays a cleaned-up, highly considerably less talent than DeVille, Grushecky's glaring weakness as a recently released superb LPs: Mink professional sound not found on the is also extraordinarily effective. songwriter is his inability to write a DeVille's Coup de Grace and the Iron ICH's first two LPs. Iron City's multi- Grushecky, who sounds like a hook: a song like "No More City Houserockers' Blood on the guitar and keyboard arrangements are sneering Pennsylvanian Elvis Costello Loneliness" sounds like possible hit Bricks. similar to Mink DeVille's, with diversity wearing a black leather jacket and single material, except that the chorus, provided by occasional horns and carrying a six pack of Budweiser, has Both DeVille and Iron City began simply a continuous repetition of the Marc Reisman's harmonica. As with a style understandibly based on guts their recording careers in 1977, and title, falls flat on its face. Maybe Coup de Grace, the highly mixed rather than talent. His unsparingly the new albums are DeVille's fourth Grushecky considers hook-writing a rhythm section of bassist Art Nardini emotionaJ delivery brings out all of the and Iron City's third releases. The two sellout, but if he wants to keep his and drummer Ned Rankin provide a pain and rage of the battle against bands have fundamentally equal band in business he might consider controlled yet highly energetic drive to despair and ache of hop against hope though stylistically different trying it. •&* approaches. MD adheres to the classic each track. However, Blood on the found in his lyrics. Grushecky, like

IN CONCERT Duke University Chorale ' Benjamin Smith, conductor

Celebrate the return of the Chorale from theirjj 55th Annual Spring Concert Tour.

Join us in the newly opened REYNOLDS THEATRE of the Bryan University Center Tuesday, March 16 8:15 p.m. Featuring Broadway Showtunes and songs from the Roaring Twenties, as well as works by C.P.E. Bach, Kodaly, Faure, Thompson. JOIN US! NO CHARGE

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Chutney's — John Paul Voices Tues.-Wed., Mar. 9-10. 3112 Overdue Blues Band (blues, rock 'n' (singer/song-stylist) Tues., Mar. 9. 300 Hillsborough St., Raleigh. 828-2952. Isaac Hunter's — Vernon and roll, boogie-woogie) Fri., Mar. 5. West Rosemary St., Chapel Hill. 942- Dana (top 40) Thurs.-Sat., Mar. 4-6 Forest Hills Shopping Center. 15-501 7575. Song Room — Billy Farmer Trio and Mon.-Wed., Mar. 8-10. Avent Ferry Business, Durham. 489-2811. The Cockney Pride — Steve (jazz) Fri., Mar. 5; Billy Farmer (jazz Rd. at Western Blvd., Raleigh. 828- Grlnderswltch — One Real Band Morris (guitar, vocals) Fri., Mar. 5. 401 pianist) Sat., Mar. 6. Jung's Far East, 3173. (funk-rock) Fri.-Sat., Mar. 5-6. 105 West Franklin St., Chapel Hill. 968- Eastgate Shopping Center, Raleigh. Irregardless — Doug Reed Thurs., West Main St., Durham. 688-1581. 1374. 876-3212, Mar. 4; Nyle Frank (ragtime piano) Clubhaven — Jerry Allison and Fri., Mar. 5; Beth Padgett (guitar) Sat., the Southern Wranglers (country) Fri.- Mar. 6; David Langham Sun.. Mar. 7; Sat., Mar. 5-6. 3630 Wake Forest Hwy., Martha Victorria (auto harp) Tues., Durham. 596-9960. THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT! Mar. 9; Dave Ginnup Mar. 10. West Somethyme — Kurt Stager (guitar, Morgan St., Raleigh. 833-9920. banjo) Fri., Mar. 5; Billy Stevens Bwana Bob's — Jason Ferriss Sisters' Garden — Vicki Oehling Elliot's Nest — Pour Souls Wed., (rhythm 'n' blues) Sat., Mar. 6; Robert (jazz piano) Thurs., Mar. 4; Second (begins at 7) Thurs., Mar. 4; Jo Parker Mar. 10. Cameron Village Subway, Klapp (classical) Sun., Mar. 7. 1104 Set (jazz) Fri., Mar. 5; Bill Perkins and (begins at 7) and Thomas Smith Raleigh. Membership club. 755-1624. Broad St., Durham. 286-1019. Chet Thomas (jazz) Sat, Mar. 6. (guitar/vocalist) Fri., Mar. 5; Vicki Hilton Underground — Kays (top The Station — Rhythm Masters Crabtree Valley (near Valley Twin). Oehling (begins at 7) and Thomas 40, show band) Thurs.-Sat., Mar. 4-6; Thurs., Mar. 4; David Olney and the X- 781-0216. Smith Sat., Mar. 6; Anna Lee Band of Oz (beach, top 40) Sun., Mar. Rays Fri.-Sat., Mar. 5-6; Wilson- Crumpton (harpist, brunch) Sun., Mar. 7; Kale Van Horn (top 40, show band) Stewart Duo (classical) Mon., Mar. 8; Silver Bullet — tba (rock 'n' roll) 7; Jeff Nations (piano) Mon.-Tues., Mon.-Wed., Mar. 8-10. 1707 Square Dance with the Red Rose Thurs., Mar. 4; Skeet Kelly Fri.-Sat., Mar. 8-9; Sfefe Shearon (piano) Wed., Hillsborough St., Raleigh. 828-0811. Flyers Tues., Mar. 9. East Main St., Mar. 5-6; Waco Kids Sun., Mar. 7; Mar. 10. North Ridge Shopping Fiesta Brava — Sensations Thurs.- Carrboro. 942-5144. Visions Tues.-Wed., Mar. 9-10. Center, Raleigh. 872-3148. Wed., Mar. 4-10. Royal Villa. Hwy. 79 Pyewacket — Sphota Extension above Charlie Goodnight's, Purple Horse — Art Ensemble West, Raleigh. 782-4433. •&• (experimental music) Thurs., Mar. 4. Raleigh. 834-9006. Thurs., Mar. 4; Slow Children (rock) West Franklin St., Chapel Hill. 929- Fri.-Sat., Mar. 5-6; Lise Uyanik and the 0297. The Cat's Cradle — The Bluegrass Mobile City Band Thurs., Mar. 11. R&R Stephen's After All — Carol Experience Thurs., Mar. 4; Billy Price FtSR editor: Hayes Clement 3005 Hillsborough St., Raleigh. 832- Sloane (jazz vocalist: engagement and the Keystone Rhythm Band Fri., R&R assistant: Lawrence Mclntyre 5659. through Mar. 28) Thurs.-Wed., Mar. 4- Mar. 5; The Dads (modern rock) Sat., Chronicle editor: Erica Johnston Managing editor: Rob Satloff 10; Elmer Gibson Thurs.-Sat., Mar. 4- MAr. 6; Mary McCaslin with Jim P.C. Goodtimes — Easy Prey Business manager: Chris Moser 6; Brother Yusuf Salim (begins at 5) Ringer Wed., Mar. 10. 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