The Chronicle 78th Year, No. 96 Duke University, Durham, North Carolina Thursday, February 10, 1983 Lack of black engineers causes scholarship loss By Hokyung Kim that they're patting too much strong year for minority Though the National Action emphasis on just the numbers. recruitment. Council for Minorities in It's just short-sighted," said "Admissions are very Engineering is currently Pearsall, adding that the school volatile. Some schools get hot sponsoring five black Duke has made a vigorous effort to for whatever reasons. Last year engineers for the 1982-83 attract minority students. was a bad year for us," Scott academic year, the University "They [the scholarshipsj said. missed the chance to receive ought to be on an individual Shepard said Duke faces additional scholarship money basis," instead of placing such strong competition with other because of a lack of minority strong emphasis on the number schools who often have more engineering students. of other black students in the specialized scholarships for According to Marcia Fair, school, said Marion Shepard, black students. NACME scholarship coordina associate dean of engineering. To encourage qualified blacks tor, there were no new Duke Connie Simmons, coordina to accept admission to Duke, the recipients of the NACME tor of undergraduate affairs at admissions office will sponsor a scholarships this year because the engineering school, said black student weekend the University's engineering Duke annually admits six to beginning March 17, Scott said. school failed by not having seven minority engineering Fair said NACME was either 100 minority .students or students and that the lack of looking forward to continuing five percent minority additional scholarship funds to work with Duke's engineer enrollment. prohibited two additional ing school, and that the five George Pearsall, dean of the minority students from students currently receiving engineering school, said the matriculating at Duke. scholarships — totalling Duke's engineering school $10,320 — will continue to PHOTO BY AMY MIX failure to qualify for the additional scholarship funds currently includes 23 blacks, 18 receive scholarships for the full ACTION — Cable 13 cameraman helps bring student four years. "We have enjoyed a broadcasters into your commons room last night. • had significant impact. Asians, and six Hispanics out of "I've told them that I think 871 students. very good relationship with Fair said 60 percent of all Duke," Fair said. Pulitzer winner leads discussion managers of large American Most of the recipients of the corporations got their start as NACME scholarships said engineers and that the NACME attending Duke would have regards bolstering the ranks of been beyond their financial Health policy called 'chaotic' minority engineers as crucial to means without the scholarships. By Katherine Burkett important policies concerning establishing a racial balance in "Without that money I Scientists unaccustomed to them. American corporations. couldn't afford to be here," said policy debates must learn to A prolific author of works on Although Duke's admissions Dallas Foster, Jr., a senior who work with politicians as biology and psychology of the office is still in the process of received a $1,000 scholarship partners in forming U.S. health aging, Butler recieved the 1976 reading applications for the and an internship at GTE last policy, Dr. Robert N. Butler, the Pulitzer Prize for his book Why class of 1987, Jean Scott, summer. Pulitzer Prize-winning former Survive? Being Old in America. director of undergraduate Simmons said most minority director of the National Because of an aging admissions, said she was engineers who are accepted to Institute on Aging, told about population and the inevitability optimistic this would be a See SCHOLARSHIPS on page 2 100 people in Gross Chemical of old age in the life cycle, Butler Auditorium Wednesday. places emphasis on both the study of the process of aging Butler termed health science and its personal implications to Gun shots fired at rig policy-making "chaotic" and an individual in society. Butler (AP) — Four gun shots hit a the truck and Cahill was not cited a lack of communication underscored the need for greater tractor trailer west of Rocky injured, police said. between scientists and policy awareness of the growing ranks PHOTO BY AMY MIX Mount early Wednesday, State troopers in Greensboro makers as one of the major of our country's elderly, citing Dr. Robert N. Butler marking the 25th time a truck said a rig was shot with a pellet reasons for the breakdown in the current annual 600,000 has been hit by gunfire in North gun near Regional Airport the system. He said that many increase in the number of average life expectancies of 58 Carolina during the nationwide Wednesday morning at 9:30 scientists are "disdainful of Americans over 65. and 68 respectively, now men truckers strike. a.m. Driver Harold Idol of politicians, considering politics and women live on the average Walter W. Perkins, 38, of Winston-Salem told troopers a too 'dirty'." Butler supports an increase of to 70 and 79 respectively, Sandy Ridge escaped injury, the man standing in the woods near research into diseases ofthe old, rendering the mandatory state Highway Patrol said. the highway shot at him, but "We must learn to plead including organic conditions retirement age impractical. Trooper R.G. Melton said the pellet apparently hit the rationally and appropriately" that may cause senility. Some Butler recommended establish bullets pierced the windshield windshield and bounced off. with the political decision diseases that disable the elderly ing a voluntary retirement age and passenger side of the cab as On Tuesday, a shot apparent makers on health policy issues, and confine them to long care with a monetary incentive of an the truck traveled along U.S. 64. ly fired at a tractor trailer on he said. hospitalization might be 8 percent increase in pension Perkins told state troopers a Interstate 85 near Henderson curable if funds can be used to benefits for each extra year car passed him and someone in missed its target and hit a van An expert on policies research them, he said. worked. the car fired shots back at the driven by Issac Walker of regarding aging, Butler argued Wednesday's lecture, spon truck. Henderson. The bullet shatter that many policy makers sorely One of Butler's concerns sored by the Round Table on At about noon Wednesday, ed a window on the passenger lack expertise in the specifics of regarding social insurance Science and Public Affairs, was Raleigh police said a Birming side of the van but caused no long-term nursing care. In the policy is the outmoded titled Reflections on Health ham, Ala., truck driver was injuries. past, he has suggested expectation of the elderly's Science Policy. Butler will be fired upon by a man standing Lt. Walter Chapman of the establishing a "reverse "workability." While 65 may available to exchange views next to the highway with a rifle. State Highway Patrol said re internship" for executive have been a suitable mandatory with those interested on health Bryan Cahill, 23, told police he ports from weigh stations across bureaucrats who have never retirement age at Social care policy today from 10 a.m. to was driving on the Beltline in the state indicate that truck spent any time in nursing Security's inception in 1935, noon in the Commons Room of Raleigh during the shooting. traffic is still down as compared homes but often make when men and women had the Social-Psychology Building. The bullet apparently missed to before the truckers' strike. Page Two The .Chronicle Thursday, February 10,-1983 Klansman says criminal charges planned Scholarships lost WINSTON-SALEM (AP) - The federal government during a CWP "Death to the Klan" rally. Six SCHOLARSHIPS from page 1 plans to propose criminal charges in the 1979 slayings Klansmen and Nazis were found innocent of state of five anti-Ku Klux Klansmen in Greensboro, murder charges a year after the slayings. Duke but who cannot accept admission for according to a Klansman who taped a Justice Harris said he made the tape Feb. 2, the day he financial reasons attend state schools that do not Department lawyer. received a subpoena to appear before the grand jury. offer the same job-placement opportunities as Duke. Klansman John T. Harris of Wilmington said civil He said government officials called his home to The NACME was founded in 1972 by the late rights division attorney Dan Bell told him last week arrange a pretrial interview. Stan Smith, the chief executive officer of that "we are considering who to recommend to the In the tape, Bell appeals to Harris after he refuses to International Paper, and Red Jones the chief grand jury to indict" in connection with the Nov. 3, be interviewed. The interviews have been used to executive officer of General Electric. Their idea, 1979, killings. screen other grand jury witnesses. Fair said, was to encourage minorities to enter the At one point, Bell offers to discuss immunity from management corps of large corporations. The remarks came during a telephone conversation prosecution if Harris cooperates. "I'm not making any The NACME, with a budget of $2.7 million, helps that Harris tape-recorded without Bell's knowledge. deal with you over the phone or anything, but it is support 3,500 minority engineering students in 125 Harris played the tape for reporters Tuesday something we would consider," Bell tells Harris in the schools. The group's ultimate goal, Fair said, is to afternoon. He had just emerged from Winston-Salem's tape. fund 8,000 students by 1988. Federal Building after refusing to testify before a Harris refuses, saying, "I haven't got no deal to The scholarship program includes aiding federal grand jury. make, 'cause I haven't done nothing." scholarship recipients in finding summer The jury is probing the possibility of federal civil Bell declined Tuesday to comment on the tape. He employment with high-technology firms. In rights charges in the shooting deaths of five said he couldn't discuss grand jury proceedings, which addition, the NACME acts as an advisor and Communist Workers Party members, which occurred require secrecy under the law. liaison between corporations and communities in strengthening science programs for minority high school students.
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The report JERUSALEM — Israel's Cabinet met again criticized Prime Minister Menaehem Begin and other WASHINGTON - An American-Israeli rift Wednesday and was unable to formulate a officals for failing to anticipate a massacre when the came to light as administration officals said government decision on a state commission's Israeli army asked the Phalangists to enter the camps. that Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger recommendations that Defense Minister Ariel Sharon Certain officials, including Yaron, were censured for had rejected a proposed agreement under and three top generals leave their posts. failing to convey reports of killings in the camps or to which Israeli forces would have shared with United States forces the military information Meeting Wednesday evening after a day of intensive act swiftly to stop the Phalangists' atrocities. Saguy was assailed for neglecting to provide clear they gained in the conflict in Lebanon. 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Gen Amos Yron, division commander in the that if he were not scheduled to retire in April, it would BONN — Steps to avert an economic crash Beirut area, to defend themsleves before the full have recommended his dismissal. that could usher in global anarchy should be Cabinet Thursday, prior to any decision. taken by all governments, according to a The commission, headed by the chief justice of the The report, coming after a four-month investigation warning by an influential independent Supreme Court, Yetzhak Kahan, issued findings involving extensive hearings and culling of agency in Bonn. 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Andifyou think I'm going to waste my time and yours by sitting here and trying to act cute, you're wrong. Unless nepotism prevails, the art of the intern is also responsible for PR Things are tough all over. writing a cover letter will never die. And it research, publicity placement, press We have a festival and three minor birthdays today, so listen up. First, today is an art: with only words on an 8'/2 by 11- events and special events. is the Feast of St. Paul's Shipwreck in Valletta, Malta. The fun andgames there inch piece of paper, how do you convince As an undergraduate at Duke, I have are in commemoration of the shipwreck of St. Paul of Tarsus on the north coast employers that you are their company's researched such topics as Ovid's Ars of Malta in 60 AD. messiah? Books and directors of Amatoria (a better book than Fear of Today is also the birthday of Charles Lamb, the English essayist, who was placement services may suggest the form Flying), electronic toys and their sales born in 1775. Also born today were Boris Leonidovich Pasternak, the Russian and content of your letter, but the style is during the yuletide season, the character poet and novelist (in 1890), and William Allen White, the American uniquely yours. of Oswald in Shakespeare's King Lear newspaperman (1868). What an interesting bunch. That is the crux of the matter — style. (more villainous than J.R.), and the Enough of this drivel. This is your Chronicle, turning the corner on a weekend With the proper word selection and marketing strategy, or lack thereof, of a that, like most things, will probably be very disappointing. Or maybe it won't. syntax, you can transform a dull and local soft drink company. But I doubt it. despondent plea for a job into an eloquent As chairperson of the Interaction and engaging request for employment. Committee, I publicized an ornament- The following example is simply a making event for decorating a Christmas sample of my own technique. The events tree in our Bryan University Center. Since and situations are true but ornamented our target market was kids whose parents with drollery to make life a bit more didn't want them for the day, I placed an Eliminate hazing interesting. ad in the campus newspaper in Dear Mr. Bridgeman: conjunction with the Saturday morning Duke's annual fraternity rush ended in the customs and rituals of the I am applying for an internship with movie, "Cinderella." Either parents read three weeks ago. At some point between organization, that pledge program should your public relations firm and would like the ad or else the kids did: do you realize the first week of the semester and today, not include any activity calculated to to schedule an interview with you at your how much glue and glitter thirty young rushees have been transformed from cause mental or physical pain or duress. convenience. I found the description of children can smear on their face, your face, prospective members to pledges, a change Pledge pranks serve no purpose other than your internship program in "1983 the table, the floor — and never finish their decoration? that cannot help but promote anxiety that of fostering a dangerous atmosphere Internships" and am intrigued by the among those men who have chosen to join of fear and mutual distrust among a quotation, "A great deal of writing is As vice president of Trinity College in a fraternity. For although Duke's fraternity's members and near-members. required." I kept this point in mind when I our student government, I was part of an fraternities have a good official record And hazing has a University-wide began the second page of this letter. effort to increase Duke's awareness and when it comes to hazing, the potential for effect. It disrupts the lives of innocent Ever since I wrote my first novel in express objection of the federal pledge abuse still exists — and that bystanders who neither belong to a fourth-grade entitled Out of This World, a government's financial aid cuts last year. potential is frightening. fraternity nor are pledging one. Just as story about two young boys who build a I helped edit my president's press release many members of the University rocket in their backyard and fly to a planet and speech; I was in the background of a Hazing has no place on this campus. community can suffer when a small of giant insects, I have been interested in news film which aired locally and part of The University has outlawed it, and the number of people engage in a seemingly writing as a profession and a pleasure. my shirt sleeve was showing in a national governments of most — if not all victimless activity — such as tittering, for Short stories for class, articles for the newspaper picture. — fraternities officially condemn it. It is a example — so can many members suffer campus newspaper, a personal journal My favorite experience, though, was misdemeanor under North Carolina law, when hazing becomes prevalent. since my senior year in high school, letters when I drove to Raleigh to speak on a radio punishable by a $500 fine and/or six The potential for pledge hazing is to my friends and Congressman, graffiti talk show about student opinion at Duke months' imprisonment. particularly great at this time of year. The on the bathroom walls — I enjoy writing. regarding the issue. The broadcast was But hazing is more than purely illegal: it need for maturity and restraint is even In your description of an internship, live, and listeners were asked to call the is detrimental to student life on this greater. In a university community however, I see that, in addition to writing, station and ask a question on the air; only campus. Both fraternities and the supposedly devoted to the pursuit of University as a whole suffer. intellectual ideals, hazing must be Mark Marshall/In his right mind If the purpose of a fraternity's pledge considered a dangerous animal — and an program is to educate potential members animal to be eliminated. Welcoming the return Eliminate paranoia In 1982, the chief frustration of "cuts" were just moderated spending conservatives was the moderation of increases. Thus he left himself wide open Whether you agree with it or not, last independent — deserves respect. For every Ronald Reagan. He started off that year to charges of meanness when he really week's decision by the Office of Student problem someone can find with with an horrendous fiscal 1983 budget was not even tough on spending. This year Affairs to charter a Duke chapter of Delta fraternities, someone else can find a deficit of $120 billion. Before long he was he is more aggressive in slowing down Kappa Epsilon makes at least one thing strength. raising taxes, a move which triggered spending, yet his rhetoric is less loaded. He clean University administrators are not Conflicts arising from the interaction open rebellion from conservatives. By the is calling his slowdowns a "freeze," a the "anti-fraternity" ogres many within between fraternity members and time Reagan was campaigning in the much more accurate and less threatening the greek system would have us believe. independents — as in the "Mirecourt vs. congressional elections with that term than "cuts." Reagan's opposition will Ever since the suspension of Beta Phi Delta Tau Delta" brouhaha last month — inspiring slogan, "Stay the Course," find fighting a "freeze" more difficult than Zeta for alleged group sexual misconduct, conservatives were crying "Let Reagan Be fighting "cuts." are best dealt with on a case-by-case basis. Reagan," a plaintive plea for the return of many fraternity members active within It's time for the more defensive elements Another sign of the return of Reagan is the Ronald Reagan of yore — that his strong speech this past Monday before the Interfraternity Council have been within the greek community to join in trust inspiring, steadfast, confrontational and quick to perceive an anti-fraternity bias on with thoughtful University decision conservative Reagan that won in 1980, the National Religious Broadcasters the part of top University administrators. makers, discarding paranoia for a more won in the summer of 1981 and won the convention in Washington. He spoke at Some are even convinced the constructive dialogue on the merits and hearts of conservative America. length against abortion, for school prayer undergraduate media on campus, demerits of their living arrangement. and against both domestic and foreign including the Chronicle, are at the The IFC started the semester with new The year of 1983 is still young and the restricton of religious freedom. He administration's bidding in reporting officers and a number of new members on wounds from the big tax hikes and election unequivocally supported Rep. Henry stories that cast fraternities in a poor light, its Council of Presidents. The time is right losses are still fresh, and yet Reagan's Hyde's (R-Ill.) Respect Human Life Bill, all in the hope of one day purging greeks to put aside old grudges and suspicions for actions and rhetoric so far indicate that and promised that he would reintroduce from the Duke experience. That, of course, improved relations between all elements of this may be the year of the return of his voluntary prayer Constitutional is not the case; it never has been. the University, whether they reside in a Ronald Reagan. His 1984 budget is a case amendment "again and again and again" Fraternities afford a living fraternity section, an independent in point. Yes, it does have serious faults, until it passes. Jerry Falwell later arrangement on this campus that a large dormitory or Allen Building. With luck, but it is a welcome contrast to that wimpy commented that Reagan preached as well portion of undergraduates consider best Delta Kappa Epsilon's charter approval budget of a year ago. Whereas that gaffe is as any Baptist minister. Indeed, Reagan's suited to their own needs and desires. That will provide the opportunity for better projected to result in a spending increase sermon made his 1982 campaign lip as in fiscal 1982, Reagan's new budget will preference — like the choice to remain an relations. service to social issues before Christian cut the rise in spending almost in half to no groups sound like pablum. more than the rate of inflation. Editor's note Reagan's rhetoric surrounding this But an even more sure sign of the return The Chronicle editorial council Wednesday voted to accept Playboy's advertise budget possibly marks a return of the of Reagan came the very next day in St. ment seeking female models for an upcoming special issue on "Girls ofthe ACC." Great Communicator. Last year he Louis when he vigorously denounced The ad did not run Tuesday as Playboy had requested in order to allow the staff time described the spending slowdowns he attempts to repeal tax indexing. The to discuss the issue. When it will run will now be determined by the magazine's ad called for as "cuts," a word politically significance of his speech extends beyond agency. loaded against himself. Yet most of these its encouraging public policy implications- nessiahship
'R one person called, however, and the man ss next to me answered his question. Our panel spent the rest of the time making up ve questions about the financial aid cuts rs during commercial breaks so the of announcer could ask them of us during the es show. er Having twice served as social chairman ar for my fraternity, I have had my share of he special events . . . even when I wasn't ' a social chairman. . . even when I wasn't at Duke. >n A more succinct description of my life is xt- printed on the enclosed resume. Again, I as am applying for an internship with your ce firm and would like to schedule an its interview with you at your convenience, jn My phone is still connected and the in number is (919) 684-1796.
And if I fail to acquire an internship, may I apply for a regular job? Editor's note: Trinity senior Mark Galvin returns to the editorial page today after a year-long absence. His column, "Spark's remarks/' will appear regularly in the Chronicle. A letter On the better aspects of consumer surveys
To the edit council: company knows where and what to sell, it and thus its employees benefit as well. The world runs on information, and the Re: Adam Gruen's letter of Feb. 4 doesn't waste time and money selling the It is possible that Gruen simply does not more up-to-date it is, the better. Often the regarding telephone surveys wrong product in the wrong place. Thus wish anyone to know anything about only way that this information can be Adam Gruen left out an important point their expenses are lower. This means that himself or anyone else. This being the gotten is through surveys; therefore they in his anti-capitalist tirade on phone they can afford to be more competitive and case, he has a bit of a problem because exist. surveys and the information gathered lower their prices, which is of course good there is no place that he will be able to do As to Gruen's final suggestion that from them: namely that in the long run, for the consumer. This also allows the this. Our government has information on people answer survey questions they help the consumer as well. When a company involved to make a better profit, every citizen as well as statistics on us as a misleadingly, that is a counterproductive whole (remember the census?), and every action as it will only cause harm to other country in the world has similar companies, not help consumers (recall also information on its citizens. In other that a "consumer" consumes what a capitalist countries, companies make company produces). surveys or read their nation's census. In non-capitalist countries, the government ti of the real Ron Reagan runs all the companies, so they have the If you don't wish to answer a survey, information anyway. that is your right and privilege. However, A bitter fight over indexing is imminent, alternatives must have been terrible. The it is not your right to inflict your opinion as and whatever side Reagan takes in that only memorable legislation Reagan got Yes, the information you give out does to how a marketplace should be run by fight can win few votes — for few even through Congress was two tax hikes. affect you directly, but I can't think of any giving misleading answers. This only know what tax indexing is. Reagan Budget deficits soared. He lost the 1982 way it does so negatively (I don't consider fouls up a company, and can thus also making a fighting issue of such an arcane elections after an uninspiring campaign other people making money as negatively jeopardize the the jobs from which many cause under such conditions marks a and a viciously savage attack by the affecting me). A positive effect, however, is derive their livelihood. revival of determination to fight for what liberal press, against which Reagan did that such surveys allow companies to be Gordon Berger he knows is right even when there is no little to defend himself. His poll rating more responsive to your wants and needs. Trinity '85 political gain in it for him. dropped to his lowest ever. In short, The rhetoric of his St. Louis speech was Reagan's restraint reaped a bitter harvest. also vintage Reagan. Against taxes he The 1982 moderation also simply did not inveighed that the federal government is suit Reagan's nature. His obvious fatigue "a fat Goliath, spending too much of your in the last weeks ofthe 1982 campaign, for The Chronicle money" and asked, "Must the people example, was a disheartening contrast to always do with less so government can his vigorous and energetic 1980 campaign. He now seems to be regaining that vigor. Editor: David Sorensen Night editor George Frazer spend more?" — a clear echo of his Managing editor: Hayes Clement Copy editors: Marcie Pachino, Robert Satloff winning 1980 campaign. And Reagan Reagan historically is at his best when aroused and aggressive. Business manager: Darlene Kimbrough Watchdog: Joe McHugh pulled no punches when he called efforts to Advertising manager: Todd Jones Assistant sports editor: John Turnbull repeal tax indexing "sneaky" and "sleight Ad production manager Leo Hodlofski Photographer Amy Mix of hand." Such hard-hitting and accurate The return of Reagan, if it is indeed Assistant production manager Helen Anderson Wire editor: Janet Smith Reagan attacks against his opponents under way, is cause for rejoicing, for our Voices editor: Tandy Solomon Paste-up: Ellen Nolo have not been heard since the hot summer Composition: Judy Mack, Elizabeth Majors serious economic and social problems Editorial page editor: Steve Farmer of 1981, when he called demagoguery Features editors: Kendall Guthrie, cannot be fairly resolved by compromising "demagoguery." Debbie Kendall with liberals. Nor can Reagan be re-elected Arts editor Bruce Nawrocki Even if Reagan moderates again, one and given a supportive Congress with a News editors: Larry Kaplow, Foon Rhee thing is certain: on that day in St. Louis, "Stay the Course" campaign even if the Photography editors: Doug Owen, Mike Siller Reagan was Reagan and was relishing Democratic nominee is from the current R&R editor: Robert Margolis Ad salespersons: Melanie Jones, Greta Rubinow every moment of it. sorry slate of candidates. Sports editor: Jon Scher Contributors: Kathy Burkett, Mark Galvin, Steve Assuming the classic Reagan has On the other hand, an aggressive Associate sports editor: Mike Alix Gutkin, Cathy Karmel, Hokyung Kim, Mark returned to stay, why is he returning? Reagan, particularly in light of the Sportswrap editor: Eric Pollock Marshall, Ursula Werner Perhaps the paramount reason is that the delayed but budding economic recovery, The opinions expressed in this nt
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_ Sports Thursday, February 10. 1983 The Chronicle Page Nine Ramblin' Wreck squeezes by Devils, 67-66 Dawkins' final shot rims out, Duke falls to 9-11 Game summary, page II The Blue Devils took a four-point lead early in the By Steve Gutkin second half after entering the locker room tied, 29-29. ATLANTA — Maurice Bradford scored 15 points, They protected that lead until the 6:39 mark with including five free throws in the last three minutes, guards Dawkins and Engelland doing most of the and a 12-foot desperation jumper by Duke's Johnny damage. Dawkins rimmed out at the buzzer as Georgia Tech Dawkins slinked and spun through Tech's man-to nipped the Devils 67-66 before 4,160 at Alexander man defense for 12 second-period points on an array of Memorial Coliseum. short jumpers. Engelland added 10 on four-for-six "We were very fortunate to win — I was really upset shooting, most from long range. The 6-4 marksman at my team," said Bobby Cremins, in his second year finished with a season-high 23 points, including five I as Tech's head coach. "Bradford played very well at three-pointers. the end, but we just didn't play with confidence. I'm Ragged play and poor shooting characterized the really disappointed in the way we played. Dawkins' first half, but Duke found some success inside. shot at the end could have gone in and I'd be a losing Freshman Mark Alarie had one of his finest games in 14 coach right now." recent weeks, scoring 19 points and grabbing a career- The Ramblin' Wreck, using only seven players, high 13 rebounds while playing aggressively ended a six-game Atlantic Coast Conference losing underneath. He had 10 first-half points on five-for- skein to move to 9-10 and 2-7 in the league. The Blue seven shooting. Devils fell to 9-11, 2-6. Alarie and Engelland were an impressive inside- It was a nip-and-tuck affair that featured outside duo in the first period. Engelland hopped off horrendous shooting and 11 lead changes. Tech seized the bench with just under 15 minutes remaining and a 64-58 lead with only 45 seconds remaining when sparked a somewhat slumping Duke attack with 13 freshman guard Mark Price completed a three-point points and three three-pointers; his first troika broke a play after a floor-length drive. five minute scoring drought. And when reserve guard Anthony Byrd dropped in two free throws to give the Yellow Jackets a 67-63 lead Tech's biggest guns, Price and 6-9 John Salley, were with just 15 seconds left, the outlook seemed bleak for silenced by the Devils' tenacious man-to-man defense. the Blue Devils. Price wasn't right in the first half, hitting only three of But Duke's Chip Engelland took a Dawkins feed and his 11 shots. He would score only 13, well below the netted a soft 22-foot, three-point shot from the corner to 19.2 average he brought into the game. narrow the gap to 67-66 with eight seconds to play. Meanwhile, Salley seemed to fall asleep sometime Bradford was fouled immediately on the ensuing after the opening tip. He scored just three in the first inbounds play and missed the front end of a one-and- stanza, attempting only two field goals and allowing one. Dawkins then raced down the right sideline and Alarie nearly free rein along the baseline'. sidled towards the key for an off-balance jumper that "Duke played great man-to-man defense and took us flirted with the hoop before falling out. out of our offense early," Cremins said. "Our game When asked if any strategy had been devised for the plan was to work the ball inside and they just took us last play, Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski retorted, out of our game plan. We had no fire." STAFF PHOTO "We wanted to score. How can you set up anything The Blue Devils return to Cameron Indoor Stadium Chip Engelland scored a season-high 23 points, with six seconds left? You've just got to take it down Saturday for a televised game against Maryland at 1 but the Devils still lost to Georgia Tech at the the court and take the best shot you have." p.m. buzzer, 67-66. Terps' streak ends, 79-66 Sloan announces signing By the Associated Press GREENSBORO - Wake Forest ACC roundup head basketball coach Carl Tacy, After Maryland's Adrian Branch of 15 football recruits with an eye on post-season play, (16 points) tied it with two first-half List of signees, page 11 today. The Blue Devils have a total of 19 chose to attack Maryland's front line free throws, Delaney Rudd hit a three- By Jon Scher scholarships available for recruits. Wednesday night and his strategy point field goal to give Wake Forest a Cautioning that the quality of the "We had 17 verbal commitments as of paid off in a 79-66 victory. 7-4 edge with 15:27 left and the class may remain in question for some 11 o'clock [Tuesday] night," said Sloan, Although the Terrapins (14-6 Demon Deacons never trailed again. time, Duke head football coach Steve who was unable to sign any of the overall, 3-4 in the Atlantic Coast "The first half was horrible," said Sloan announced the signing of 15 prospects himself because of NCAA Conference) held a 39-36 rebounding Maryland head coach Lefty Driesell recruits Wed nesd ay. regulations. "Whether the other two edge, they suffered from poor of the opening period which ended Six backs and nine linemen signed guys will sign, we won't know until shooting, hitting 28.6 percent the first with his club trailing 40-21. "It was Duke letters of intent on the first day [Thursday]." half and 35.2 percent overall, as their the worst half I have ever seen as a high school seniors were allowed by the seven-game victory streak came to an player or coach." NCAA to sign with Division I colleges. Mike Peacock, a 6-1, 195-pound end. N.C. State 90, Clemson 83 The signings culminated two months of running back from Clifton Park, N.Y., "Maryland has always gone inside Freshman Ernie Myers scored 27 frantic work for Sloan, who was named has the most impressive credentials very strong to their interior people points and Sidney Lowe added a to succeed Red Wilson as Duke's head among the new Blue Devils. Peacock, and we wanted to deny them the ball career-high tying 21 as the Wolfpack coach Dec. 9. Wilson was fired Nov. 20 who led Shenandoah High School to the and keep it outside," Tacy said. "Once rolled to a 90-83 victory over Clemson after leading the Blue Devils to their Class A state championship, rushed for the ball did get inside, we got a lot of at Reynolds Coliseum in Raleigh second straight 6-5 season. 1,381 yards and 20 touchdowns en route help." Wednesday night. "Under the circumstances, it turned to the state Large School Player of the Anthony Teachey scored 21 points N.C. State took the lead early and out very well," Sloan said of the Year award. as Tacy's club raised its record to 15-5, never trailed as it ran its record to 13- recruiting process. "Some of the guys we The top linemen appear to be 6-3, 270- 5-2, numbers he hopes will merit 7, 5-4 in the ACC. signed, we haven't evaluated to the pound Pat Love and 6-4, 265-pound Sol consideration when the NCAA Terry Gannon added 17 points and point we would have in a normal Gresen. Love, a first-team all-state makes its post-season selections. Thurl Bailey 10 for the Wolfpack. recruiting year, so there's a degree of selection from Portland, Tex., was a "Every conference win pushes us Clemson (8-15,1-8) rallied to within question about it. first-team Street & Smith's pre-season one step closer to the post-season four at 23-19 on Chris Michaels' field "What kind of a class this is, I'm really All-America. Gresen, from Las Vegas, tournament which is one of our bigger goal, but the Wolfpack responded not totally sure. But I fee! good about the Nev., was second-team all-state and was goals," Tacy said. "But, we have to with a scoring blitz of their own to prospects we signed." one of Nevada's top heavyweight earn it." take a 51-33 halftime edge. Sloan said he expects two more wrestlers. defensive linemen to sign with Duke See SLOAN on page 11 ,'Ctfr* I Page Ten The Chronicle Thursday, February 10, 1983 CLASSIFIEDS
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See CLASSIES on page 12 •Thursday, February 10, 1983 The<3hrctaidfe Page Eleven Sloan signs 15 recruits SLOAN from page 9 "We were able to sign a few more Scoreboard
The Blue Devils signed three players players than we anticipated," said Georgia Tech 67, Duke 66 ACC BASKETBALL from North Carolina. Two of those — Sloan, adding that Duke's image as a DUKE (i 56) — Henderson 0-4 1-3 1, Bilas 3-4 0-1 6. Wednesday's games quarterback Jim Bowker of Wilmington first-rate academic institution helped in Alarie 7-12 5-6 19, Dawkins 6-14 2-4 14. Emma 1-6 1- Wake Forest 79. Maryland 66 2 3. Jackman 0-5 0-0 0. Engelland 9-15 O-O 23. Meagher N.C State 90, Clemson 83 and 6-6, 240-pound offensive lineman recruiting. "Here, you have a better 0-1 0-0 0, Tissaw 0-0 0-0 0, Wendt 0-0 0-0 0 TOTALS Thursday's game Donnie Dunovant of High Point — chance in recruiting after a coaching 26-61 9-16 66. Virginia at North Carolina participated in the East-West Shrine change, because of the school's GEORGIA TECH (67) — Pearson 3-6 2-4 8. Harvey 0- 0 0-0 0.Salley3-5 7-12 13, Thomas6-14 2-2 14,Price5- DUKE FOOTBALL SIGNEES Bowl all-star game. reputation. A lot of guys were interested 16 3-3 13. Bradford 4-9 7-11 15. Byrd 1-1 2-2 4. Backs and receivers — Jim Bowker, QB, 6-0, 175. Two recruits come from each of three in Duke from an academic standpoint." TOTALS 22-51 23-34 67. Wilmington; Dave Demore, QB-DB, 6-2. 195. Pittsburgh; Halftime score; 29-29. Doug Green. WR. 6-0, 170. Burlington; Doug Mattox, RB. states — Virginia, Florida and Three-point goals; DUKE 5-15 (Dawkins 0-2, Emma 0-3, 6-2, 175. Frederick, Md.; Mike Peacock, R8, 6-1. 195. Pennsylvania. Quarterback-defensive Sloan said that after today's Jackman 0-1, Engelland 5-9); Tecti 0-5 (Thomas 0-1, Price Clifton Park. N.Y.: John Ragunas. R8. 5-11, 165. Newport back Dave Demore, who passed for 1,166 antcipated signings, he and his staff 0-4). Tolal fojls: DUKE 31 (Henderson, Bilas. Emma 5). Tech Linemen — Jeff Brauley, 6-3. 235. Alexandria, Va.. yards and eight touchdowns at Baldwin will take a few days off before beginning 18 (Salley 5). Donnie Dunovant. 6-6. 240. High Point: Sol Gresen. 6-4. High School in Pittsburgh, has the most to prepare for the Mar. 15 start of spring Rebounds: Tech 40 (Pearson 9), DUKE 36 (Alarie 13). 265, Las Vegas, Nev.. Greg Harper. 6-4, 235. Tampa: Mike eye-opening stats of those six. practice. Turnovers: DUKE 14 (Henderson 5). Tech 13 (Price4). Junkin, 6-2, 200. Belvedere. III.; Pat Love. 6-3. 270, Assists: Tech 9 (Price 3), DUKE 7 (Henderson. Alarie, Portland. Tex.; Bill Lucas, 6-2, 220. Yorktown. Va; Craig Emma 2). Owens, 6-4. 240. Erie. Pa.; Brad Paddock, 6-3, 250, Smith: timeout on arms race Plantai 1 F:s By the Associated Press immediate, bilateral nuclear freeze. The RALEIGH — North Carolina head national Committee for a SANE basketball coach Dean Smith said Nuclear Policy is sponsoring the Tuesday his church's involvement in the campaign. |i TIRED OFTHEHIGHCOSTOFALBUMS? ii nuclear arms freeze issue prompted him In one of the ads, Smith said the to do a radio commercial supporting a combined warheads ofthe United States Try nuclear freeze. and Soviet Union pack the equivalent of "My church is active," said Smith, "10 tons of explosives for every child on whose Tar Heels are ranked No. 1 in The Earth. It's insane." Associated Press poll. "We've had "I am doing this as a citizen, but I R€NT-fl-R€CORD several sessions . . . about how to bring realize I can't divorce it from the fact a service of a halt to the arms race. that I am also a coach," Smith said "I do believe strongly in that — doing Tuesday. "They probably wouldn't want Nicholson Music anything we can in bringing about a me if I wasn't." bilateral nuclear freeze. I guess it kind of Smith said he had done several ads for 752 Ninth Street gets back to the ideology that killing good causes, but never a true business people is wrong." commercial. 286-2672 The taped messages began Monday "I've never been paid for a spot nor • Blank Cassettes Available on three Charlotte radio stations in an would I ever accept it," he said. "I'm not We buy and sell used albums • Guaranteed Good Condition advertising campaign supporting an for sale." • Deposit Required
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SUMMER SESSION OFFICE ote/Vy nfcjht, o&faWry day*. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 121 ALLEN BUILDING EMPLOYER 684-2621 412 west franklin chapel hill 933-2222 lllHlniniTrmrimnimmnwmTnJ Page Twelve The Chronicle Thursday, February 10, 1983 Smith says Heels 'have a chance' against Cavs By the Associated Press month. "It will be a battle. We have a chance." Enhancing North Carolina's 20-3 record was last CHAPEL HILL — Armed with plenty of motives for The Cavaliers, 19-2 and 7-1 in the ACC, are riding a weekend's sweep of the Furman and Citadel, but revenge, third-ranked Virginia visits top-ranked seven-game winning streak which began following a Smith has reminded his team that they aren't exactly North Carolina here tonight in a battle of teams both 101-95 loss to the Tar Heels in Charlottesville. Virginia in Virginia's class. streaking toward the NCAA basketball playoffs. still remembers last season's 47-45 loss to Carolina in The last time the two teams met, junior forward Sam Virginia head coach Terry Holland said there's no the finals of the ACC tournament. Perkins scored 36 points, and hit four of four from need to tag it as a "Game of the Century." While 7-4 Ralph Sampson has been at Virginia, the three-point range. "We've been in so many showdowns the last three Tar Heels have beaten the Cavaliers five of nine times. Perkins leads the ACC in three-point field goal seasons, I think it's going to be hard to think of it in accuracy, hitting 10 of 16 for 62.5 percent. He thinks those terms," Holland said. North Carolina struggled to a .500 mark its first six his performance against Sampson last time will pump But head coach Dean Smith is preparing his Heels games and the reigning national champions soon up Sampson even more tonight. (20-3 overall, 7-0 in the Atlantic Coast Conference) for found themselves out of The Associated Press college "There are people getting on him all the time about a real fight. basketball poll. somebody showing him up," Perkins said. "Ralph is a "They're on a roll. I don't think anybody could have But since an 84-74 loss to Tulsa, the Tar Heels have talented guy. Some coaches can pin him down and done to Louisville what they did to them," Smith said won 17 straight games to give Smith his 13th straight sometimes he makes up his mind and goes all out and of the Cavaliers' 98-81 thrashing ofthe Cardinals last 20-win season, an NCAA record. carries the load on his shoulders."
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"Frats and sororities, hear our COURT? call — Gamma Delta Iota; for one, for all!" This we read with much mirth. That all the "rush" hubbubhad spawned a new birth. This personal is just to say That Gamma Delta Not anymore! Duke students may use the Iota, the Fungus Farm supports you all the way. We at the Farm, have one last courts at THE RACQUET CLUB for $3.00 reply: We wait with much hope for Sigma Epsilon Chi. An other public service message from the Fungus Farm. per person, by presenting a current I.D., See CLASSIES on page S Monday through Friday between 7 a.m. and GUADALAJARA 4 p.m.* Nautilus passes are available too! SUMMER Unwind afterwards in the steam rooms, saunas SCHOOL University of Arizona offers more than 40 courses: anthro or whirlpools. pology, art, bilingual educa tion, folk music and folk (NO MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED) dance, history, political sci ence, sociology, Spanish !an jeand literature and inten sive Spanish. Six-week ses s.on.July 4-August 12,1983. Fully accredited program. Best of all, we are walking distance from Duke. Tuition $400. Room and board in Mexican home, Find us across the street, behind the Hilton $425. EE0/AA on Erwin Road. Write Guadalajara Summer School Robert I. Nugent 205 * Faculty passes are $6.00 per person. I.D. required. University of Arizona Tucson 85721 (602) 626-4729 A WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT TO THE CHRONICLE/VOLUME 2, NUMBER 20 February 10, 1983
Duke offers musicians rare chances
By Kent Wicker level than on a performing level) we have an been bad because the Triangle area offers a lot." The arts at Duke. To most undergraduates amazing music department," said vocalist Susan One of the biggest problems musicians face the words bring to mind Freewater Films, the Ray, an Engineering senior from Decatur, at Duke is the volume of demands on their time. chapel choir or perhaps a play which they Georgia. "I think we have a lot of talented people. Ray said, "My teacher said to me in my session thought about going to but could not find the We have a great physical plant, which . . . people the other day, 'if you're going to sing and be time. like us couldn't have; somebody who's an good at it, you've got to cut out all this other stutf To the musicians at Duke, however, the engineering major would never be able to use a words stand for what they do. They stand for the practice room at the University of Georgia. You'd hours spent in a practice room when it was have to be a music major, and there would be a necessary to study for a test the next day. They line and you'd have to sign up ahead of time. IB stand for senior recitals which no one came to "So we have a lot of opportunity," she except a handful of friends. And they stand for continued, "a lot more than we would at a place | [ what these musicians would never stop doing . . . like Indiana. I think musical ability is because it is as much a part of them as the very something that goes along with intelligence to a : air they breathe, large degree and we have a lot of intelligent Duke is not known for its programs in music people here, and, therefore, a lot of talented people here, too. I think a lot of people don't know about it; it's pretty well hidden." The talent is here as well as the chance to display it. "I think the level here is pretty good considering that music isn't a priority to most people who are doing it, and it takes second place to a lot of people," said violinist Ginny Chen, a Trinity junior from Kingsport, Tennessee. "People ask me 'why did you come to Duke, then, if you wanted to major in music?' But if I went somewhere else, then I wouldn't have as many opportunities to play, for one thing, as I would here. If you went to a conservatory and tried to do music and major in something else, there's no way you could get into an orchestra or something. So you wouldn't have very many opportunities." Both Ray and Chen are pleased by the and just work on that.' But the thing is that here amount of musical activity that takes place on at this school we're caught in a crossfire — campus. "I think there is a large amount of pulled in many different directions. Your voice pursuit of serious music ... I think it's great," teacher may say that to you, and your Ray said. "If you look at the lists of recitals and engineering professor that you are working on PHOTO BY WILL HICKS Susan Ray. things and walk up and down the hall and notice the independent study with says, 'look, if you are the people that you see here every time you serious about this you've got to spend some more but there are opportuities, some of them rare. come — there are a lot of dedicated students time on it. I don't see you over here doing "For a university that very few people would pursuing the serious music." research.' Everbody wants you to . . . excel in come to because they want to be music majors (if "At first I thought I was going to pick schools their field, and I think we have a lot of people at your life's ambition is to be a music major you in the suburbs of big cities," Chen said, "and I this university who are good at a lot of things. would probably not choose Duke, although there picked Durham out of all the places. But it hasn't They find themselves being pulled a lot of are music majors here, more on an academic different ways. "You're always frustrated by that," Ray continued. "But we get so much satisfaction out Inside: of the music that I don't think anyone would ever say that it's not worth the frustration. The Clubber drinks and dances at the Cat's Cradle. [Academics] leave music sludents kind of pulled in one direction or the other. See page 2. Music students are often dismayed by what they see as a lack of interest in the arts by the Organizations offer opportunities for musicians. student body. "In general, just from looking at concert attendance, I don't really see a huge See page 3. turnout of students," Chen said. "My close friends, once in a while, will come when I'm 7 playing, if they're not too busy. That's another The Entity will leave you more angry than scared. thing: everyone is so busy. But it's a nice study break, too. You can come for an hour; you don't See page 4. have to stay for the whole concert. And ... it The verdict on The Verdict' is overrated. means so much to the people who are up there, to the students who are performing." See page 5. See MUSICIANS on page 3 Cat's Cradle showcases top local bands
By Mark S. Kitchens, Anderson and guitarist David Enloe. exceptional. The girl got soul! but not enough people come out to Tom Fair and Rene Sauvageot Anderson claims Otis Redding, James The remaining band members are support the bands. The recent closing Got the blues because rock 'n' roll Brown, Roxy Music and Conway guitarists. Jack Cornell plays bass of Pegasus in Chapel Hill and the just ain't what it used to be? Well stop Twitty to be his influences. The result guitar and sings lead and backing Station in Carrboro are evidence to looking and listen. The Clubber has of this mix is R&B, with a touch of vocals. Keith Taylor plays the six- the truth of that statement. On the found the solution. Last Saturday, The country and a lot of soul thrown in. string. While getting in a few melodic band's philosophy for partying, Clubber covered the Cat's Cradle in The soul comes alive in Debra licks, Taylor spent most of his time Anderson said, "Take a damn drink!" Chapel Hill and danced the night away DeMilo, the lead singer for the Knobs. Saturday playing rhythm. The As for taking a drink, the Cat's to the rhythm 'n' blues of The Seeing and hearing her belt out "Heart Clubber was impressed, particularly Cradle appears to be the place to do Fabulous Knobs. and Soul," "Heard it Through the with Taylor's tight rhythm in "Heart it. The Clubber's resident expert ranks The Knobs are a five-member Grapevine," and other soul/R&B and Soul." Most of the lead guitar is the beer selection as "Fantastic! Even band from Raleigh, with two records classics brings to mind images of played very deliberately by Enloe, who better than Fowler's!" Indeed the to their credit: an EP, The Fabulous Aretha Franklin and Gladys Knight. spends much of his time affecting a shelves behind the bar are lined with Knobs, and an album, Hugs and And when she sings original Knobs Robby Robertson cool over on his innumerable bottles of exotic beers. Kisses. Their music is mostly original, material, you know you are hearing corner of the stage. Prices are a bit high ($1.75 for high- something different, something written primarily by drummer Terry As a group, the Knobs are quality imported beers), but specials easygoing on stage, spending most of provide good deals (two Little Kings the breathing spaces between songs for $1). The beers available are blowing hot air. Not only do they outstanding, and could themselves provide an excuse to spend an Just Call "£^pW poke fun at themselves —t"We're better than the Stones. It took them 15 evening at the Cradle. years to become a self-parody, but it Another excuse is the fine music At 929-0217!!! only took us three." — they also take played there just about every night. (If the line is busy, here's why!) shots at their audiences — "See, we're The Cradle has featured most of the family entertainment. You can bring bigger North Carolina bands, Feb. 9 thru 13: Marian McPartland! the kids along and let them do their including Arrogance, the Triangle homework," (this remark directed at Titans, the Spongetones and Mike Sun, Feb. 13, 8:30 p.m.: The Widespread Jazz Orchestra certain individuals taking notes in the Cross. corner). Valentine Eve's Dancin' Bash!! Occasionally, the Cradle features Off stage, the band has a few out-of-state bands as well. Just Mon.-Tues., Feb. 14-15: things to say as well. Concerning the recently, for example the New York music scene in North Carolina, City Band, Male Model, appeared. An elegant Valentine's Exclusive: Grammy Nominees Cornell commented, "It's wonderful, See CAT'S on page 8 Jackie Cain & Roy Krai's "Evening with Stephen Sondheim" Feb. 16 thru 20: Susannah McCorkle! Tues, Feb. 22: Washington's Birthday with The Red Clay Ramblers! Feb. 23-27: The Nation's wildest comedy improv team Chicago City Limits!! 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.VA'.V.V.V.V state of their art By Kent Wicker Opera Workshop. Performs scenes and MUSICIANS from page 1 If you would like to get involved in music at sometimes whole acts from operas. Auditions are "There is a small group of people who come Duke, these organizations, some for credit and at the beginning of the fall semester. The opera to just about everything as far as the arts at some just for fun, are good places to begin. workshop performs during the reading period. Duke: drama, music, dance included," Ray said. Symphony Orchestra. A full-size orchestra* John Hanks directs. "But there are a large number of people who, if playing the usual symphonic repertoire. Auditions Hoof 'n' Horn. Duke's musical theatre group. you could drag them to one thing, they would be are at the beginning of the fall semester. The Hoof 'n' Horn just finished performing Working. so astounded. They wouldn't believe that they orchestra will be in concert tonight at Baldwin and is now getting The Music Man ready for had been missing that. I think part of it is due to Auditorium, playing music by Stravinsky, Hanson, performance. Auditions vary throughout the year a lack of publicity. It makes a big difference how and others. The orchestra will give two concerto and usually are wetl-publicized. you publicize things. We've learned that in concerts later in the semester, featuring student Modern Black Mass Choir. This 40-member Hoof 'n' Horn , . . But I think that there is not a soloists. Allen Bone conducts. choir specializes in gospel music. They will be huge awareness. There needs to be more." Wind Symphony. A symphonic band playing If there is one message Ray would like to traditional and contemporary band music and stress to Duke students, it is to take advantage of orchestral transcriptions. Auditions are at the all that is available here. "There are a lot of great beginning of the fall semester. The Wind cultural events/arts occurring all the time. There Symphony is sponsoring its annual Viennese Ball is a lot of untapped talent, people who are too tomorrow night at 8 p.m. at the Durham Civic busy with other things or feel that they don't have Center. Dr. Paul Bryan conducts. time to devote to working on this or that, Marching Band. Performs at most home whatever they happen to do. But there's a lot of football games, and becomes the Pep Band for potential there and there's a lot that's already men's basketball games. Audition/interviews are happening that is just great. I don't think that the at the beginning of the fall semester. James university community as a whole, especially the Henry conducts. undergraduate student body, realizes what a Chapel Choir. This 160-member choir sings good thing is happening, i just don't think they for chapel worship services. Auditions are at the have any idea. beginning of each semester. The choir will be "Here you can hear amazing things," she performing the Berlioz Requiem on April 10. J. giving a spring concert April 2. Tina Morris is the continued. "People are doing amazing things. Benjamin Smith conducts. student conductor. The Drama Department never ceases to amaze me. Chorale. The 45-voice chorale sings both Pitchforks. A men's vocal group. They have "I think more students should just get out traditional and contemporary vocal music. just made a record which will be coming out in there and take advantage of it," Ray said. " Go try Auditions are at the beginning of both semesters. March. Auditions will be held the weekend of something you've never tried before. If you've The chorale will give a joint concert with the March 26. Benjamin Ward is the "Pitchpipe." never been to a play, college is the time to go. If Columbia University Chorale on March 18. J. Out of the Blue. A women's vocal group. The you've never been to a formal recital, go. If you've Benjamin Smith conducts. 10 members practice twice weekly and usually never heard a symphony, go hear them. There's a Collegium Musicum. A group of around 25 sing for off-campus functions. lot to do. Nobody has time to take advantage of it singers and instrumentalists who perform This is only a partial list of the musical all, but it's a crime to go through school and not Renaissance and Baroque music. Auditions are at groups on campus. And if what is on campus is know, and I think there are a lot of people who the beginning of the fall semester. Margaret not what you are after, why not start your own don't." u&m Johnston conducts. group? •&• yrrtwxriob Lunch • Dinner Late Night Great Pizza O Fabulous Subs Cany-out Service Available 493-7797 K All ABC Permits u Nightly Drink Specials.. 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This begins a nightly horror, just does not cut it. that height; with the result that the movie about the supernatural which is which the film painstakingly At times, the absence of a visible first five minutes of the film, rather tedious, not very scary, and brutally documents for two very long hours. character forces the director to inexplicably, are all shot at crotch sexually exploitative. Such a film is Regardless of whether or not this ludicrous experimentation. There are level. The Entity: actually happened, the concept of the several shots of Hershey's naked body The pacing drags, an Based on the paperback bestseller film is an interesting one; the bouncing up and down on the bed, unpardonable sin in a suspense film; by Frank DeFelltta, alledgedly telling a elusiveness of your garden-variety apparently being raped by the invisible after two hours, we wish Hershey true tale, The Entity would be silly ghost taken one step further, to the entity; it looks more as though a would find out who the hell the ghost schlock if its premise was not so extent that the poor victim is unable to Magic-Finger Bed ran amok. is, and shut up about it. brutal (albeit stupid, as well), Carla see or hear her nightly visitor (all she The many special effects people The acting in this film is not Moran (played by Barbara Hershey) is can do is smell him). This works in the who worked on the film must have particurality redeemable, but the script a divorced woman with three children, book, where the reader is free to taken particular delight in developing does not leave much leeway. struggling to make ends meet (she is imagine the Thing for him or herself. a new trick — a woman's flesh being Hershey's character is the stereotyped even going to typing school to try to Film, however, is above all a visual kneeded (there are finger terrorized woman, starting the film indentations) without any visble neat and confident, and ending it fingers. It is a funky touch, though a dishevelled and bleery-eyed. Her tad nauseating to watch (rather like psychiatrist Dr. Snyderman (Ron undulating flesh-colored Silly Putty). Silver), the voice of medical science HAIR UNLIMITED, INC. opposing all the quack Director Sidney Furie tries many parapsychologists who try to isolate Hitchcockian effects to build the entity, spouts the kind of suspense, which work at the embarassing psycho-babble which beginning, but which are so overused gives psychiatry a bad name. (Carla HAIR FITNESS says "You think I'm insane." and as to become tedious and trite. Snyderman answers "Well, insane Hitchcock's strategic use of a tilted means different things to different Haircuts Facials camera to disorient the viewer is people . . .") Perms Skin Analysis noticeably overused; in one shot, it Coloring Waxing looks as though the bathtub is about See 'ENTITY' on page 8 405 W. Franklin Street Mon.-Sat. 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Box 10976 Raleigh, North Carolina 27605 "in","ll"ll"llf •••""WMl PAGE 4 R&R Thursday, February 10,1983 Verdict' is guilty of lackluster script By Eric Ruotolo David Mamet makes some interesting refuses. A couple of plot twists later, big-time affairs, and both handle their Trite subject matter and a points about how.the law, media and Newman vacillates on the point of roles with a remarkable firmness. lackluster script help The Verdict to the Church manipulate their given whether to pursue the case in court, Several of the plot intrigues that qualify as the season's most overrated powers. In one notable scene, until finally reaching a not permeate The Verdict are too critical movie. While Sidney Lumet deserves defending lawyer Ed Concannon, unpredictable decision. All the while it to reveal here, but it is safe to say that acclaim for his complex, highly must be remembered that Newman is they leave quite a few questions competent direction, the film's acting as much to save his own law unanswered. Writer Mamet has technical mastery offers only a little career as he is to expose the doctors' attempted to reveal some 1980s-style consolation for its many negligence, so his motives are only quirks in the lives of our lawyers and partially disinterested. shortcomings. doctors, but he has offered a mere Paul Newman plays a wretched, A ridiculous subplot concerns cliche courtroom drama that is only alcoholic, pinbali-playing lawyer Charlotte Rampling as a whorish moderately interesting to watch, n&u whose professional scruples have barroom acquaintance of Newman's. degenerated to the point where he They initially greet each other with the accosts the bereaved at funeral homes most jocular of dialogue, and proceed R&R in order to pick up the ol' business. to engage in a totally unsubstantial R&R editor: Robert Margolis Newman's performance in this stage relationship that only serves as an em harassment to the filmmakers. Assistant editor: Wendy Nelson of the film is, sadly, unconvincing and Business manager: Darlene Kimbrough any viewer who makes under 20 grand In addition to James Mason's, Advertising manager: Leo Hodlofski a year will be entirely unsympathetic notable performances in the film Assistant production manager: Helen to his plight. After getting chased out include those by Lindsay Crouse, as Anderson of a couple of funerals, he is caught one of Newman's crucial witnesses, Paste Up: Mary Gregory Paul Newman. by surprise when sidekick Mickey and James Handy, as the brother of Contributors: Tom Fair, Mark S. Kitchens, Morrissey (Jack Warden) comes up played by an aggressive James the coma victim. Both represent small Eric Ruotolo, Rene Sauvageot, Kent Wicker. with a big-time case that just might re Mason, instructs his subordinates on time interests innocently pulled into establish the old drunk's career. the procedures and professional The case involves a young woman morality of the case in question. who, given the wrong anesthetic while Concannon also is shown tutoring a giving birth, falls into a coma and has witness in the "proper" way to testify, i'OKIEWTALE COIFFURES not yet recovered after four years. The and giving out morally dubious incident took place at a respected directions to his staff on strategy for MARVELOUS Located on Catholic hospital in Boston, and the the case. 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The owner, Dave gets the chance to see and hear the bands and 'ENTITY' from page 4 Robert, is also the owner of Moonlight Records, the music that are right here in North Carolina, a What makes this film stand out in the ranks the largest record company in North Carolina. traditional and still-thriving home of original of crazy occult films is the senseless sexual Moonlight has put out albums by Arrogance, music. For anyone who was there that Saturday brutality perpetrated on the victim — a brutality Mike Cross and the X-Teens, not to mention the night, Debra DeMilo said it all as she walked off which no one but the victim seems particularily Fabulous Knobs. The combination appears to the stage: "It was a bit of heaven." worried about (Snyderman tells Carla that she advantageous to all concerned: The bands have a The Cat's Cradle is located on West has not really been raped, and that she bruised fairly regular place to play, the Cradle gets the Rosemary Street in Chapel Hill. For more herself.) One must ask why we have to see Carla best bands in the area and Moonlight gets information, call 967-9053. Memberships ($10 per repeatedly raped, abused and humiliated — why month, $100 for the year) entitle the member to doesn't the demon just set her hair on fire, or get free admission, beer specials and a calendar r something not so brutally, sadistically degrading. PATTISHALL'S GARAGE INC. " of events. And so this unfrightening little horror story Editor's note: Mark S. Kitchens, Tom Fair and becomes a sickening example of Hollywood Specializing in Auto Repairing Rene Sauvageot may be better known to readers catering to (or creating) an ugly desire in viewers • American Cars and Service as The Stoned Ranger, Redeye and Frog. 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