OPINION 181 SPORTS

James Madison Itaveisiy

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 7,1991 VOL 68. NO. 36 Opposing sides gearing up for ground battles

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Mfce Consedine & Roger Friedman ,^_l stqffwriters A major U.S.-led ground offensive into Kuwait and Iraq may soon begin. Both the military and political machines are gearing up for the prospect of a ground offensive in the near future. On Tuesday, President Bush said he was sending Defense Secretary Dick Cheney and Gen. Colin Powell, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to the Persian Gulf to assess whether a ground offensive is AMY MARTWEZ/THE BREEZE needed. Junior Steve Schein sets up a mock calf to demonstrate how veal is produced while junior Bush, in a press conference Tuesday said, "I'm not Dale Smith sports a "Boycott Veal" shirt as part of a demonstration against veal Tuesday saying it wouldn't be a difficult decision, but I am afternoon on the commons. A petition against the serving of veal at D-nall collected 515 saying I am prepared to make it." signatures and will be sent to the SGA. A D-nall spokesman said after the protest that milk- The military also is making preparations to attack fed veal is not served in D-hall, but they will investigate the way their veal is raised. with ground forces, as naval and air power continued to bomb dug-in Iraqi positions. Monday, the U.S. battleship Missouri entered the war with the first firings of its 16-inch-diameter guns Survey, authorities differ at Iraqi positions. The guns fire a 2,000-pound shell — each as heavy as a Volkswagen Beetle. The last time the guns were fired in combat was during the Korean War. on JMU crime statistics Other developments in the past four days include: ■ Iraq cut off all diplomatic ties Wednesday to most themselves, the data is subject to various of the Allied coalition countries. interpretations, according to JMU administrators. • On Wednesday, U.S. F-15s shot down two Iraqi According to the survey, "Dangerous Lessons," planes attempting to escape to Iran. Two more were JMU had 287 counts of drinking- and drug-related probably downed. So far, 95 Iraqi fighters and 25 crimes reported in calendar year 1989. The transport planes have landed in Iran. next-highest school was Virginia Commonwealth Iran has reiterated that those planes will not be University, with 174 counts. released until hostilities have ended. The number of drinking/drug violations is high • Allied forces continued to bomb positions in Iraq DaveRekto& because we take them seriously," said Alan MacNutt, including Saddam's home town of Tikrit Tuesday. Ian Record director of JMU's campus police. "Our number is a Iraq's Republican Guard also has been a continued writers reflection of state laws, the cadet program and how target of Allied bombing. But The New York Times seriously the campus takes those types of crimes," he reported Wednesday that trie damage to the elite forces r JMU has more drinking and drug violations than said. "Some Virginia schools didn't even report the has been minimal, while Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf, any school in Virginia — and is second in vandalism drinking/drug and vandalism counts." Operation Desert Storm commander, maintains the crimes only to the University of Virginia, said a George Mason University and Old Dominion damage is significant December USA Today survey on campus crime. But because the schools Tilled out the surveys CRIME page 2 WAR roe 2 2 • THE BREEZETHURSLW, FEBRUARY 7,1991 Crime , CONTINUED from page 1 Results of USA Today's 'Dangerous Lessons' survey University did not report those crime statistics in the No. of vandalism survey. a i_*i- Drinking- and School Population drufrretatod violations violations MacNutt also attributed the high number of drinking- and drug-related crimes to J MU's location. 287 151 "Unlike JMU, William & Mary is interspaced with JMU the city so maybe the city police are picking up some George Mason of theirs," he said. Old Domi And he said the high number of violations was a Virginia result of JMU's on-campus Greek housing. "I'm not Va. Will Ra Va.T Rich Norfolk Liberty Hampton Mary Washington Va. State — Mates stobstts not ported DOREEN JACOBSON AND ELLEN STERN/THE BREEZE Greek Row accounted for 18.S percent of total campus. "We have about 5,000 students living in our offenses on campus for the second half of 1989, and residence halls," he said. "UVa was higher but then 30.4 percent for the second half of 1990. The Village again these schools have different situations — they Area was second with 19.1 percent in the second half have proportionally less students living on campus. of 1989,14.6 percent for all of 1990. George Mason has only about 2,000 resident JMU also had 151 counts of vandalism for the students. calendar year 1989, second only to UVa's 167 "The fact that we have basketball games on campus DOREEN JACOBSON AND ELLEN STERN/THE BREEZE counts. Virginia Tech and W&M did not report their also makes a big difference," he said. saying that Greeks are generally involved," he said, vandalism counts. MacNutt believes that the vandalism and "but one of the reasons Carrier brought Greek However, JMU did well in the burglary/larceny drinking/drug counts are connected. "A good deal of housing on campus was to eliminate the town/gown theft category, placing sixth highest in Virginia with the vandalism and destruction of public property problem — so the city police don't have to deal with 194 counts. VCU topped the list with 635 counts. crimes are alcohol-related," he said. that — we do." MacNutt said the high vandalism count is a Coming Monday: A look at JMU's violent crime According to figures released by campus police. reflection of the high proportion of students living on rate and campus safety. War. CONTINUED from page 1 • Gulf war toll (according to Pentagon reports as of Wednesday): • Saddam Hussein could be taking • U.S. dead: 13 in action; 20 in advantage of the Allies' pledge to avoid non-combat targeting civilian populations and - U.S. missing in action: 29 religious sites. Reportedly, Saddam is - U.S. troops killed by "friendly moving many of his command and RureJedl922 James MadiaiUnivesry fire": 8 control centers into schools, hospitals and mosques. - U.S. air missions flown: 46,000+ To the press alone, chequered as It is with abuses, the world • Iran offered Tuesday to mediate the - Iraqi planes destroyed by Allies: is indebted for all the triumphs which have beengained by dispute in the Gulf. Iranian president reason and humanityovererrorandoppression." 145+ Hashemi Rafsanjani said after meeting - Iraqi POWs held by Allies: 800+ James Madison with Iraqi officials, he is encouraged that a peaceful resolution may still be - Civilians Iraq claims have been possible. killed: 349 Laurel Wtaeinger editor asst. arts editor Aprl Helner JaunMarRo— managing editor business edUorlom Speiaa Mfchaal K. Wynn business manager asst. business editor Robyn WMama Jennifer Powci asstbusiness manager sports editor Matt Waentawakl Corrections Eton Stern graphic design editor asst. sports editor Greg Abel Doreen Jacobaon assl. graphic, design editor editorial editor David Noon • A bill asking JMU to waive the she did support the idea. Wendy Warren news editor asst. editorial editor Joel Langfey P.E. requirement-for students who • The reference to the 200th Uaa Crabba asst news editor photo edttorCMBTyn* anniversary of the Marine Corps tan Record asst neuseditor had been in the marching band would asst photo editor Vaaha Hint Laura HutcWaon lifestyleseditor affect only those with three or more Birthday was not Jan. 30 as copy editor Doreen Jacobaon Christy Mumford asst lifestyles editor semesters, not more than three previously reported in the Jan. 31 production manager Derek I David Schteck arts editor semesters as mentioned in the Jan. issue of The Breeze. The Marine 31,1991 issue of The Breeze. Corps 200th anniversary was Nov. • The SGA defeated a bill which 10, 1976. Hip DeLuca, Atari Nscfcowttz, Oavtd Wandaftun advisers would rearrange and prioritize special • One of the sponsors of the forum registration, not abolish it. on the Middle East was the JMU The Breeze is published Monday and Thursday mornings and distributed throughout JMU Commuter Senator Tracy Selph did Geography Club, not the JMU .Mailing address is Theliraeze, AnthonySeeger Hall,JMU, Hamsonburg, Virginia 22807. Fat advertising, call 568-6596 Rr editorial oflkes, call 568-6127. not vote for the bill, as stated in the Geology Club as was stated in the Comments and complaints should be directed to Laurel Wissinger, edilDr. Jan. 31 issue of The Breeze, though Feb. 4 issue of The Breeze. THE BREEZE THURSCW, FEBRUARY 7,1991. 3

Alcohol, drug abuse spur prevention program

Laura Hutchison under the influence, 13 cases of through a new May Session course, and help them become familiar with Itfestytes editor underage possession of alcohol and "Alcohol and Other Drugs on the what they can do to aid in 103 cases of drunk in public. College Campus." Ninety-five percent of JMU prevention. Statistics like these have The course — listed as Health students used alcohol last year, 55 In addition, SAPE distributed a prompted a university-wide push to Sciences 390B — is designed to percent used marijuana, 14 percent survey to faculty, asking about solve alcohol and drug abuse recruit and train peer educators and used cocaine, 12 percent used their perception of drug and alcohol problems — the Substance Abuse provide the student body in general use on campus. amphetamines and 6 percent used Prevention Efforts program. with knowledge and skills to aid in LSD, according to the JMU Last spring, an advisory board "The program is an institute-wide the prevention of substance abuse. Continuing Student Survey for was established with members from substance abuse prevention effort," SAPE also is offering a series of 1989. the faculty, the student body and the said Dr. Terry Wessell, project faculty workshops on Feb. 20, From June 1, 1989 to Jan. 15, community. This board will help to director. March 27 and April 26 designed to 1990, campus police reported nine coordinate the work of the SAPE One of SAPE's main goals is an help faculty members become better cases of possession of marijuana addition to the Health Center's Peer educated about the size of the and cocaine, 32 arrests for driving Education Program — especially substance abuse problem at JMU DRUGS page 9 Professors evaluate JMU's reaction to war DqnngRftSrtole is happening and then to deal with it in stoffwriter your own life," Nelson said. Dr. Lennis Echterling, an assistant Student reaction to the war has professor of psychology, also said moved from disbelief and fear to either most students were having a positive anxiety and acceptance or denial and reaction. avoidance, say JMU psychology "People are organizing meetings, and professors. they're talking about it," he said. "I see Dr. John McKee, professor of this as real healthy." ■ psychology, said student anxiety is Family, peers, the media and the mostly caused by the frustration of not community are all elements affecting knowing what to do. In other conflicts student response. A sense of — such as both world wars — people community and support has been a could help by rationing food, buying vital part of the healthy attitudes of savings bonds or working in factories. students. "Maybe a lot of people are frustrated Still, some negative responses such as denial and avoidance also serve as defense mechanisms. This may involve "What you do have not listening or watching the news at control over today is all, or believing that it will be over shortly even if reports say otherwise. life in Harrisonburg, Nelson said the opposite negative not Saudi Arabia." response is to watch the news all day long. Dt Eileen Nelson "They nave the misconception that if WSHA HUNT/THE BREEZE associate professor of they know so much about it, they can make some sense of it and control it," Dr. Bijan Saadatmand, professor of psychology, addressed psychology Nelson said. Persian Gulf values yesterday at noon in the Highlands room. One of the healthiest responses, because there is nothing concrete for according to McKee, is to talk about them to do," McKee said. the stress or anxiety the individual may Professor addresses cultural The solution to this anxiety for be feeling. many students has been participation "I suspect many college-aged understanding of Gulf war in letter-writing campaigns, blood students feel the need to talk about Wendy Vtanyn drives and displays of yellow ribbons. their views" McKee said. newseditor international student affairs, said the Dr. Eileen Nelson, associate people of the Middle East work from a professor of psychology, said other Nelson said it is important to have Understanding the Persian Gulf set of values that includes intolerance students have now settled into an awareness of the war without letting conflict means understanding the of other opinions, ethnic pride, male acceptance of the situation — being it take control of everyday activities. American-Arab cultural clash, says a dominance and personal privacy. The realistic without neglecting the "What you do have control over JMU professor. result is a society that seems repressive activities of everyday life. today is life in Harrisonburg, not Saudi Dr. Bijan Saadatmand, a professor of "It is better to stay apprised of what Arabia." said Nelson. psychology and director of SAADATMAND page 6 4 • THE BREEZETHURStW, FEBRUARY 7,1991 Assembly push FBI investigates six 'pipe' bombs to raise tuition at Norfolk as possible terrorist act no longer a remote concept "It's pretty scary that someone would want to put opposed by JMU USATbdayl Apple College I/formation Network innocent lives in danger," said Dorothy Williams of Virginia Beach, who lives a mile from where the Christine Boftz bombs were found. "I don't really know what to SG A reporter NORFOLK, Va. — Six unexploded "pipe bombs," found Monday on two giant chemical tanks near the expect next But we have our fire extinguishers ready Some members of Ihc General Assembly want sprawling Norfolk Naval Base, are being investigated and we drink bottled water just in case." to raise out-of-state tuition, said Student by the FBI as a possible terrorist act If the bombs were placed by terrorists, they were Government Association President Kevin Hughes Two of the bombs were discovered attached to a likely independent "zealots" sympathetic to Iraq, said at Thursday's SGA senate meeting. tank holding a million gallons of highly flammable Yonah Alexander, a terrorism expert at George Under the proposal, tuition may be increased so methanol, which could have made a "fire of huge Washington University. "This seems quite students would pay all of the costs of their proportions," said Rutgers University chemical expert amateurish." academic programs at JMU. Now, the state pays Robert Snyder. Middle East terrorist groups likely would have used for 25 percent of these costs. Those bombs were successfully disarmed and a more "sophisticated" bomb, possibly the powerful However, JMU administrators oppose the raise removed, said Bob Jasinowski, a state police special plastic explosive Semtex, said BUI Zalud of Security in out-of-state tuition, Hughes said. agent magazine. Hughes recently discussed the proposal with Four bombs were found later on a nearby Pipe bombs, typically filled with gunpowder, are James Dyke, Virginia's secretary of education, and 3-million-gallon tank that held sodium sulfide, a relatively "crude... something you put together in a Dr. Gordon Davies, director of the State Council chemical used to make fertilizer. It is not highly basement" said David Fine of Tnermedics Inc., which of Higher Education for Virginia. flammable, officials said. makes bomb detectors. The increase in tuition would coincide with an Those bombs were removed and exploded in a safe "It shouldn't be ruled out that it was the work of a increase in financial aid. area by authorities. "disgruntled employee." said Joseph Rosetti of Kroll Also at the meeting: A square-mile area was evacuated around the Allied Associates, a security consulting firm. • The General Assembly will vote on a Terminals Inc. tanks, located 10 miles from the Naval Phyllis Jastrubo, manager of the local Chesapeake referendum to allocate funds to all Virginia Base, which has sent 35,000 sailors to the Persian Pizza, isn't ruling out terrorism, either. universities. If passed, JMU would receive $23.9 Gulf, and five miles from the Navy's Craney Island "There's enough sadness and stress and worries million. SGA senators are sending letters to the fuel depot overseas," she said. "Now to think that we're having delegate, governor and secretary of education in But the FBI is not "jumping to the conclusion" that problems in our own backyards is really sad." support of this referendum. a link can be drawn to terrorists working on orders from Iraq, spokesman Tom Jones said. ©Copyright 1991. USA TODAY/Apple College SO* page 9 For some residents of the area, though, terrorism is Information Network

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DgygRett locked suite in Huffman Hall sometime between cial security number sometime during the day on 11:30 p.m. Jan. 30 and 1 a.m. Jan. 31. Jan. 29. police reporter The textbook and notebook are valued at $40. The attempt was discovered when the Steak- • The rear wheel apparently was stolen from a house called to verify the reservation, police said. Raleigh Technicum brand mountain bike in front of The student was able to cancel the reservation the Delta Gamma sorority house sometime be- before it was charged to his meal plan. Campus police reported the following: tween 11 p.m. Feb. 2 and 4 a.m. Feb. 3. The wheel is valued at $100. Unauthorized Solicitation • The rear wheel apparently was stolen from a Suspicious Person • Four people selling perfume were escorted off Trek brand 21-speed mountain bike in the Garber • A female JMU student observed an unknown campus and advised not to return after police dis- Hall courtyard sometime between 3 p.m. Feb. 2 covered them selling perfume in several residences male, about WT and wearing a ski cap, following and 1 a.m. Feb. 3. her from the Burruss Hall construction site to the in Chappelear and Hanson halls at 11:51 a.m. Jan. The wheel is valued at $100. South Main Street side of Duke Hall at 4:10 p.m. 31. Feb.1. • A textbook titled "Communication and Legal Ad- • Three people also selling perfume were escorted vocacy," by Reike, apparently was stolen from the off campus and advised not to return after police Delta Gamma sorority house sometime between discovered them selling perfume in Gilford Hall at Hazardous Condition 7:30 p.m. Jan. 31 and 8:30 a.m. Feb. 1. 1:17 p.m. Feb. 1. The textbook, valued at $29, has a gray and ma- • Police stopped a party at the Lambda Chi Alpha It is unclear if the two incidents are related. fraternity house during a fire alarm at 11:34 p.m. roon cover and the first two chapters are marked Feb. 1 after finding the floor of the party room cov- with yeHow highlighting. ered with a 1 -foot layer of styrofoam packing materi- Lost or Stolen Keys al. • A Chandler Hall staff member reported losing Destruction of Public Property Because the styrof oam is flammable and emits a sets of personal and university keys sometime be- • Five vending machines in Eagle and Chandler poisonous gas when it burns, police asked mem- tween 1 and 10:01 p.m. Feb. 4. halls were damaged at various times between 8 bers of the fraternity to properly bag and dispose of am. Feb. 1 and 8 a.m. Feb. 4. the material. Afterward, the party was allowed to re- Capias Arrest sume. • Student Brian E. Crim, 19, of Durham, N.C., was Destruction of Personal Property taken into custody by campus police on a warrant is- Patty Larceny • The windshield of a vehicle parked on Duke sued by Harrisonburg City Police at 8:30 a.m. Jan. Drive East was damaged sometime between 5 p.m. • Three students were apprehended while appar- 30. The warrant regarded the placing of an obscene Feb. 2 and 2:15 p.m. Feb. 3. ently stealing mops and a bucket from Wine-Price phone call. Damage to the windshield is estimated at $75. Hall at 10:40 p.m. Feb. 4. A capias arrest takes place when police serve an The students were heading toward Cantrell Ave- outstanding bench wan-ant. nue when they were stopped. Fraudulent Use of ID Card Number • A textbook titled "Calculus and Its Applications" • An unknown person attempted to make reserva- The number of drunk in public charges since Jan. 1: and a notebook apparently were stolen from an un- tions at the Steakhouse using another student's so- J%3 The Breeze is hiring its new staff! Open positions include:

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Try Our Campus Representative Scott Neighbors • 568-7273 ^VIRGINIA <*$* Ashby Crossing For all Fraternities and Sororities 1/2 r Saadatmand _ CONTINUED from page 3 and violent by Western standards — but is the only way of life for Middle Eastern people. "What they call logic in the Middle East is not what you call logic in the West," Saadatmand said. "Logic in the Middle East is highly related to what you have been taught to think." The constancy of tradition and religion shapes lives in the Middle East, defining all the values they live by. Therefore it's also a society that lives by the concept of leadership. "In the Middle East, when someone gives you a direction, that direction is not questionable. Here, they give you many ideas and you choose your own direction." Giving grades is Academe's traditional way of For problem solving in the Middle East, they have to "look to the boss and see what he has to say." measuring excellence and achievement That extends to the relationship Teachers Insurance and Annu- For over seventy years, our sole between leaders and people. "An ity Association has just received purpose has been to help people educator once said the strength of a people lies in the common sense of its the highest grades offered for its prepare for the future. We pay care- common people," Saadatmand said. strength, safety and ability to fulfill ful attention to the details—and it "The Middle Eastern common people are rarely consulted on events. its promises: shows. "There are beautiful people in the i AAA from Standard & Poor's With grades like this, it's no Middle East . . . beautiful people i Aaa from Moody's Investors Service wonder that TIAA, along with everywhere you go. But the people \plus A + (Superior) from A.M. Best Co. suffer when there are arguments among These are the three most prom- CRbh',s the retirement system or between their leaders." But Saadatmand said the United inently recognized independent chosen by more than 4,500 institu- Stales is wrong to try to export its tions and 1.2 million individuals values — especially democracy — into firms that monitor the financial the region. "It's backfired to the point integrity and claims-paying ability throughout the country. that we have enemies in the Middle TIAA-CREF is also a carrier East instead of friends," he said. And of insurance companies. forcing American values onto the Their top grades confirm that for the ORP in 41 states and the Middle East "makes a mockery of that District of Columbia. As an culture." TIAA has one of the strongest And to be truly successful in the balance sheets in the industry. We employee of a Virginia public Gulf war, America will have to defeat institution, you too can participate Saddam without killing him — so that have the financial strength to ride he will be forced to face his people out periodic cycles of economic in TIAA-CREF—the premier afterward. Then, Saadatmand suggests retirement system in higher the United States should recognize downturn. Palestinian moderates, supporting the These high ratings reflect our education. "poor Arab" instead of the "rich Arabs" dedication to providing solid, Ensuring the future it's supported in the past. for those who shape it.w Dr. Saadatmand will repeat his dependable retirement plans for lecture tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Miller people in education and research. 101. THE BREEZETHURSLW, FEBRUARY 7,1991 • 7

"Eye» On The Prize": The University Program Board is sponsoring "Eyes On The Prize", a series of video tapes addressing civil Valentine Tidbits rights and racial issues. The series will be presented In 1946, Ted Thompson and postmaster Elmer Ivers decided to share on Feb. 12, 19 and 26 in the AUeghany room of the their town's name, Loveland, with the world for Valentine's Day. During Warren Campus Center. the first year, 300 envelopes were canceled with a spetial cupid stamp The video presentation is being shown as part of and a poem that Thompson wrote. Last year, more than 280,000 cards Black History Month. For more information, call were sent across the world from Loveland. This year marks the 45th Sydney Stanto at x6217. anniversary of the traoftion and with the help of 60 local senior citizens, more than 1.4 million cards have been stamped so far. To guarantee delivery on Valentine's Day, follow the easy steps below.

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Debate tournament results: JP Lacy and David Hall won the varsity division at Mail the large envelope today so that the 33rd Debate Invitational at the U.S. Naval the valentine arrives on Feb.14! Academy in Annapolis, Md. last weekend. The last Source: Postmaster in Loveland, Colorado time a JMU team won the tournament was 1983. aLEN STERN/THE BREEZE The team of Sue Pester and Heather Emmert also won a semi-finalist award. Shortage of priests felt: bassy plans to evacuate 12 staffers, leaving 20 of The shortage of Roman Catholic priests, in the the delegation's original 130 diplomats in Jordan. USA and worldwide, is felt among the military Embassy officials say they will now only be chaplains sent to the Persian Gulf to conduct ser- able to provide emergency services to the about vices, counsel and minister to 4,000 U.S. citizens left in Jordan. 500,000 troops. The Rev. Mi- chael McCormack, of the Roman S. Africa could be in Olympics: Catholic Archdiocese for the Mil- South Africa competing in the itary Services, says each Catholic 1992 Olympics is "not out of the Iraq headquarters moved: chaplain in the gulf serves about question," International Olympic Allied warplanes are bombing Iraqi military tar- 1,100 Catholic soldiers. Committee vice president Kevan gets at the rate of more than one sortie a minute, Gosper said Monday. He will vis- prompting Iraqi officials to make unorthodox Reagan, Thatcher meet it South Africa next month as a moves to escape pounding. U.S. Allied Command- Ronald Reagan and Margaret member of the IOC Apartheid er Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf said Iraqi mili- Thatcher, meeting at Reagan's ^ 3HOJD EHJL aWlOXV Commission, the first visit to the tary headquarters are being moved into schools presidential library in Simi Val- country by an IOC body since and aircraft are being hidden in civilian neighbor- ley, Calif., condemned Saddam Hussein and 1967. The IOC expelled South Africa from inter- hoods. praised the allied forces fighting to liberate Ku- national sports in 1970. Israel awaits chem warfare: wait "Any tyrant must know this is the response" Seven days a week, Israel awaits an Iraqi chemi- to expect, said the former British prime minister. Dole to volunteer: cal attack with an elaborate plan that includes us- Elizabeth Dole, beginning her first day as presi- ing a half-mile section of a city street as a decon- dent of the Red Cross, said she will forgo the FAA problems surface: tamination center. At the Sourasky Medical Center $200,000 first-year salary to show that volunteers Long-festering problems at the Federal Aviation in Tel Aviv, dozens of soldiers stand guard 24 are the "heart and soul" of the humanitarian organ- Administration may have played a pan in Friday's hours a day in full chemical gear. ization. "The best way I can let volunteers know of fiery airline crash at Los Angeles International their importance is to be one of them — to earn Iraqi refugees flood Jordan: Airport. The National Transportation Safety Board the patch on my sleeve," she said. Refugees fleeing bombed-out Iraqi cities carry is probing several factors raised repeatedly by FAA critics — from staffing to broken radar gear stories of deprivation to Jordan. "Basra is a very Yugoslavian gov't protests: — that may have affected the controller's ability to miserable place," said Nawal Issa, a Jordanian The Yugoslav national government protested to keep track of airplanes under her command. woman going home. Refugees arriving in Jordan its neighbor Hungary over what it called illegal on Monday said they fled into the desert when al- arms exports to the northern Yugoslav republic of lied planes bombed the Iraqi border post of Trebil USA reduces staff in Jordan: Croatia, the Tanjug news agency reported. during the night. Growing anti-American sentiment in Jordan has eCopyright 1991, USA TODAY/Appte College In- prompted the U.S. Embassy to reduce its staff and ©Copyright 1991, USA TODAY/Appte College In- formation Network urge U.S. citizens to leave the country. The em- formation Network 8-THE THURSCW, FEBRUARY 7,1991 Desert Storm Hey JMU! Show your support for our troops by placing an ad with up to 25 words for $2.50 in the Feb. 11, 1991 issue of The Breeze. The ads will be placed in a special hanging poster edition of a Yellow Ribbon. Deadline for all ads is noon Feb. 8.

All profits will go to the local chapter of the American Red Cross Gulf Crisis Fund. TIC BREEZE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7,1991 • 9 Drugs CONTINUED from page 3

office. educational materials for students and too." PCP and cocaine, which are distributed Other goals are: faculty about alcohol and other drugs, Debbi Fletcher, graduate student by the National Institute on Drug • Identifying what prevention efforts referral information regarding project coordinator, said, "The office Abuse. currently exist and how much support on-campus and community prevention acts mainly as a resource, referral "What we want to do is get students they receive. and treatment services, and information information center. We have lists here closer to one on one or group help and • Identifying and distributing for faculty on how to implement on community and on-campus let them know what kinds of services information to faculty and students prevention information into classes. resources. If students come in and want are out there." regarding current substance abuse "The office is a place where we've more information on a program such The program is being funded through policies. consolidated resources and where the as adult children of alcoholics, we have a two-year $117,000 grant from the • Distributing a newsletter four times peer educators work from," Wessell fliers for that here. Fund for the Improvement of each year, focusing on activities and said. "We have volunteers from the "There is also a lot of information Postsecondary Education through the opportunities related to substance Center for Service Learning there, and on drug and alcohol use and abuse and U.S. Department of Education. abuse prevention. we've collected some audio visual and prevention," Fletcher said. "We also "We wrote the grant last spring, and The SAPE office — in Moody Hall, print materials. We can refer people to have information on things like dale we are funded from the fall of 1990 to Room 1 — offers resources and counselors or help groups or hotlines, rape and alcohol and specific drugs like the fall of 1992," Wessell said. SGA CONTlNUED/rom page 4 Bands-for-Charity night Feb. 20 from 8 p.m. to that would allow students to continue putting yellow midnight in PC Ballroom. The profits will be ribbons on trees around campus in support of the • Joseph Ghougassian, former U.S. ambassador to donated to Mercy House of Harrison burg. troops in the Middle East and would ask maintenance Qatar, has been rescheduled speak on March 22. He • Greek Senator John Herbst proposed a bill asking workers not to remove them. was scheduled to speak Feb. 18 but will not be Gibbons Dining Hall to serve kosher-for-passover • The Commuter Student Council will hold an returning to the United States before then. food during Passover, which begins March 29. off-campus housing fair from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Feb. • The University Class Organization will sponsor a • Commuter Senator Kyle Compton proposed a bill 12 in the PC Ballroom. Recycle!f You read the newspaper for the latest news today. But the paper news is printed on can be and should be used again. The Breeze is contributing to the recycling effort by recycling all of its office paper as well as used newspapers. Recycling is the only way we can all give something back. Consult your local yellow pages for the nearest recycling agemcy. ,!■■■■■■■■■■ ■mm SQUIRE HILL Your Off Campus OfmpTSRJUpses and any ftowers and arrangements earty to avoid 2&IS94! ' HOUSING HEADQUARTERS • Delivery available • Wire services available (come early to avoid delay) »Pool & Qubhouse •Full Size Washer & Dryer • Balloon Bouquets available Tennis Court 'Fully Equipped Kitchen for pick up only We accept Major Credit Cards •Wall-to-Wall Carpet •1,2, & 3 Bedroom Units Dukes Plaza, 2185 S. Main St. 433-7789 Small Pets Allowed 10-12 Month Leases Spring Break Special | Tollhouses and Garden Apartments For All New Customers Avaiable Six 30 Minute Sessions ONLY $23.95 Easy Behind RJ's Garden Deli Walking Distance From JMU!

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Decide what SADDAM BRUSHES UP ON HlSJOCIAl &BACES you would do With the launch of the upcoming ground war closing in, the possibility of the draft being reinstated — despite the promises of Congress — is becoming more and more likely. This is not to say that since the draft might affect us and our peers more directly that we should now become concerned with the war. Hopefully everyone has been doing that all along. But it should be said that if the draft is reinstated, it will require all those it calls upon to make one of the most difficult decisions thus far in their lives. Some people are firm believers in the war and would drop their books or jobs to take up arms against Iraq if it was asked of them. Others strongly oppose the war, objecting to the act of combat in general. And still others have arrived at an educated understanding of why they disagree with the characteristics of this particular war and have decided to exercise this knowiege through a conscious act of protest. In all cases, people are dealing with this unfortunate crisis in their own individual ways. Those who have already made the decision to serve their country if drafted have taken the first So be it, guys will be guys crucial step — defining where they stand in this apart, were approaching war. However, a potential problem lies in those Our topic today in our who have decided to apply for conscientious continuing series on guys the Canadian border. objector, or CO, status as their plan of action. is: Why Guys Act Ma- This is not unusual guy Inductions to the draft ended in December cho. AT WIT'S END behavior. One time in a 1972 and have remained in "standby" or "deep One recent morning I Washington, DC, traffic standby" status. The catch is that the draft law was driving in Miami on Dave Barry jam I saw two guys, also itself (finalized in February 1982 and formally Interstate 95, which should driving nice cars, reach a called the Military Selective Service Act) does have a sign that says: point where their lanes not prohfoit Congress from rewriting the WARNING HIGH TESTOSTERONE LEVELS were supposed to merge. But neither one would specifics of the law. This brings into question NEXT 15 MILES. yield, so they very slowly — we are talking maybe 1 what changes could possibly occur in the draft if In the left lane were two well-dressed middle-aged mph — DROVE INTO EACH OTHER, it is reinstated. Other examples of poinilessly destructive or hurt- Under the 1982 provisions, CO status men, both driving luxury telephone-equipped Ger- required those individuals opposed to war for man automobiles. They looked like responsible busi- ful macho guy behavior include: whatever reason to perform alternative services, ness executives named Roger with good jobs, nice •Guys at sporting events getting into shoving usually a two-year term of community service for families and male pattern baldness, the kind of guys matches and occasionally sustaining fatal heart at- the government or non-profit organizations. But whose most violent physical activity on an average tacks over issues like who was next in line for pret- nobody, not even Congress, knows exactly what day is stapling. They were driving normally, except- zels. the draft will be like if inductions are reinstated. the guy in front, Roger One, was thoughtlessly going •Guys on the street making mouth noises at wom- This leaves the danger of individuals applying only about 65 m.p.h., which in Miami is the speed en. for CO status not really knowing what they're limit normally observed inside car washes. So Roger •Boxing. committing themselves to. The best advice is to Two pulled up behind until the two cars were approx- •Foreign policy. consult a CO manual or contact your local draft imately one electron apart and honked his horn. Why do guys do these things? One explanation is counselor. Of course Roger One was not about to stand for that they believe women are impressed. In fact most The importance of taking a stance cannot be women have the opposite reaction to macho behav- overstressed because in essence, the stance THAT. You let a guy honk at you, and you are basi- one takes determines how he or she will handle cally admitting that he has a bigger stapler. So Roger ior. You rarely hear women say things like, "Norm, a draft. It also will enable you to make an One stomped on his brakes, forcing Roger Two to when that vending machine failed to give you a Three informed decision, not an educated guess about swerve onto the shoulder, where, showing amazing Musketeers bar and you punched it so hard that you how you choose to exercise your responsibility presence of mind in an emergency, he was able to broke your hand and we had to go to the hospital in- to your country. make obscene gestures WITH BOTH HANDS. stead of to my best friend's daughter's wedding, I be- At this point both Rogers accelerated to approxi- came so filled with lust for you that I nearly tore off mately 147 mph and began weaving-violently from all my clothes right there in the emergency room." lane to lane through dense traffic, each risking nu- No, women are far more likely to say: "Norm, you merous lives to get in front of the other, screaming have the brains of an Odor Eater." and getting spit all over their walnut dashboards. I But the real explanation for macho behavior is not edUor LAUREL W1SSINGER quickly lost sight of them, but I bet neither backed that guys are stupid. The real explanation is that be- cause of complex and subtle hormone-based chemi- managing editor JENNIFER ROSE down. Their co-workers probably wondered what cal reactions occurring in their brains, guys frequent- editorial edUorDMD NOON happened to them. "Where the heck is Roger?" they probably asked later that morning — unaware that, as ly ACT stupid. This is true throughout the animal asst. editorial editor XXL LANGLEY they spoke, the dueling Rogers, still only inches BARRY page II THE BREEZE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7,1991 • 11 Letters to the Editor

'We still have much to learn' Recent letters should induce us do the administration's priorities reflect the real best about being 'brothers and sisters' to question our 'best interests7 interests of the students? Are our needs and To the editor: expectations really being met? To the editor: Laura McClintock I would point out one sad and disquieting fact about Recent letters to the editor have protested the freshman Karin Stair's letter to The Breeze (also signed by 33 other administration's chosen path for the university. As a undecided people) printed in your Jan. 31 edition. The quote she JMU student, I feel the need to question my reasons for begins with from Dr. Martin Luther King is important, coming to this school. Many of us were attracted by Dr. All the flowers in the world won't and I quote it again in its entirety: Carrier's statement that he wants to make JMU "the "One day somebody should remind us that the finest undergraduate university in the nation." make up for mixed-up priorities Vietnamese are our brothers, the Russians are our However, now we have read accounts that make us all To the editor: brothers, the Chinese are our brothers, and one day we've question what is really being done to make this happen. I am just one of many students concerned about the got to sit down at the table of brothers." I also feel many focuses of the university are priorities this university has emphasized in light of The point that Ms. Starr and her co-signers seem to extremely superficial. Tremendous amount of money recent budget cuts. Expansion is in full swing, but when miss is that these courageous words were spoken at a must be spent of relative trivialities such as the are we going to hire more faculty to coincide with time when we were in fact at war with the Vietnamese, Pedestrian Plaza, the flowers and shrubs, the new increased enrollment and to alleviate existing and in attitude and policy at odds with the Russians and sidewalks and the carpeting and umbrellas in D-hall. registration and course availability problems? The Chinese. When Ms. Starr's letter lists those who are our These make our campus look nice, but they don't nurture university spends hundreds of thousands of dollars on brothers and sisters in the Persian Gulf, she includes the minds this university is supposed to be educating. aesthetics; however, how much money is allocated for only those "in the U. S. Armed Forces." A school committed to being "the finest academic scholarships? For many students, graduating The point Dr. King was making was not that all undergraduate university in the nation" would in four years is an economic imperative; yet how is it to Americans should be brothers and sisters but that all concentrate on improving academics, including the become a reality if the required courses aren't available? people are brothers and sisters. When we make war on quality and quantity of professors, teacher salaries, the Dr. Carrier wishes to make JMU "the finest any people we are making war on our brothers and library, open classes, computers, lab equipment and so undergraduate university in the country,'' but how is sisters. The brothers and sisters who will die in this war, on. It's quite ironic we see our campus being improved this possible when JMU has yet to earn membership who have already died in this war, are American and Iraqi and beautified everyday, yet the education we are paying into the Phi Beta Kappa society (largely due to heavy and British and Pakistani and Kuwaiti and Egyptian and for is being allowed to suffer and weaken. teaching loads)? The questions keep coming, and I do Israeli and black and white and Asian and Arab and I imagine only so much of the apparent lack of not profess to know any answers, but one thing is Hispanic and Kurdish. appropriate funding can be blamed on the budget cuts. certain — all the aesthetic improvements and If we are to learn the lessons that the great men and Ideally, the university should use this time to cut back expansionist programs in the world will not make JMU women of the past have to teach us, we must learn them on its pleasant but extravagant features and reorganize "the finest undergraduate university in the country," if completely. It is obvious from our actions in the Persian in order to run more efficiently in administration as an administrative commitment to academic excellence Gulf and the methods used to support them at home that well as in finances. is lacking. I'm afraid JMU has its priorities mixed up, we still have much to learn. Students come to JMU for reasons ranging from a and unfortunately, the students will suffer as a result Susan V. Facknitz quality education to a school with a good reputation. Jill Stephens Department of English The administration can fool the students, our parents sophomore Graduation speech plan deserves and the "real world" for only so long. My question is, English recognition from administration To the editor: speaker, it should be the valedictorian. in across the country. These protests ranged from the The administrator overseeing graduation had not ambiguous "Ted Kennedy Swim Team" in Washington, planned on having a student speak at the May 4 We believe the valedictorian should be recognized for his or her outstanding academic achievement. But the D.C., to the hilarious "Deserters for Dukakis-Kerry" skit ceremony. student with the highest GPA is not necessarily the most in which a group of people dressed up in army fatigues But because students overwhelmingly desired a student suited spokesperson to embody the aspirations of the and acted as "Deserters for Dukakis" on the streets of speaker at graduation, a SO A senator drafted a Bill of diverse graduates. The competition, however, will help Boston. Incidently, Sen. Bob Kerry (D-Neb.) said to Opinion supporting a graduation speech competition. produce a representative and inspiring speech. reporters that Eugene Delgaudio and his group could The bill, which had more than 230 supporting student Because the microphone at graduation is dominated by "Drop dead and go to straight to hell!" I came away from signatures, passed the senate unanimously. Days later. administrators and faculty, we ask you to support the idea the meeting enthused and wanting to do more with the The Breeze officially expressed its support for the of the graduation speech competition. Your support will club. competition. show the administration that an innovative idea The College Republicans has been an interesting The competition, which would be open to all proposed by students and supported by student activity for me. It mixes politics (my hobby) with fun. graduating students, will help produce the best possible organizations deserves consideration. Activities range from parties in Hunter's Ridge, to last graduation speech. The SGA would oversee the Beth Burlingame Michelle Gardner year's state convention, at which former Lt. Col. Oliver competition by choosing a group of administrators, senior senior North made an inspirational speech. faculty and graduating students as judges. These judges CIS psychology With good leadership, the College Republicans has, as would listen to competitors deliver their speeches and a group, grown into an exciting club. With local use diverse criteria to select the best speech. The elections in 1991 and with an upcoming presidential winning speech would be delivered at graduation in College Republicans offers one election, the club will do more political work and have addition to a speech given by a distinguished outside student mix of fun and politics more fun. speaker. To the editor: I cordially invite anybody who reads this letter join us Despite support from the senate and The Breeze, the Recently, as usual, I attended the Monday night at our 8:30 p.m. Monday night meetings. administrator overseeing graduation said he did not meeting of the College Republicans. The speaker was Wayne Bell believe there was student support for the competition. Eugene Delgaudio, from Public Advocate, an activist sophomore The administration believes if the students want a student group. He talked about various protests he had taken part finance Barry. CONTINUED from page 10 why you see so few baby elks around. inance over it; then Moo Shu would come sprinting kingdom, where you have male elks who bang Another example of macho animal behavior is from as far as a mile away so that, despite having heads for hours to see who gets the female elk, who guy dogs, who are so dumb they make elks look the entire mountain to choose from, he could estab- is on the sidelines filing her nails and wondering like Rhodes scholars. Every male dog firmly be- lish HIS dominance over the same four square how she hooked up with such a moron species, un- lieves if he makes weewee in enough places, he inches previously dominated by Rubio, who by til eventually she wanders off to bed. Meanwhile, will be declared Dominant Male Dog Of The En- now was several hundred yards away, dominating a the guy elks keep banging into each other until one tire Earth and receive a plaque plus dog prizes such new spot, and so on all day long, with each dog ab- of them finally "wins," though at this point his as a bag of chicken heads. solutely convinced that he was the Baddest Hom- brain, which wasn't exactly a steel trap to begin Once I took a hike with two male dogs named bre on the planet. Ha ha! At least we human males with, is so damaged that hell mate with the first Rubio and Moo Shu. Every three minutes Rubio don't do THAT. We don't need to. We have tanks. object he encounters, including shrubbery, which is would carefully select a spot and establish his dom- 01991 The Miami Herald. f f • tOO f r VCIAI WOrq /AHPCH IWT =1V*-«IFI "3MT 12 • THE BREEZE "mURSCW, FEBRUARY 7,1991 to understand a psychology that leads people to be military. All of that jargon you mentioned is still a part Student conflict — proof of the intolerant of difference." of my vocabulary — I mink it always will be. Importance behind understanding I would suggest that regardless of race, we are all When I go to visit my parents in Newport News, I To the editor: intolerant of difference to some degree. Therefore, the make a point of driving to Langley Air Force Base for a I'm not one to protest very often basically because I best way to alleviate intolerance and racism in all forms day. Just hearing the planes flying overhead makes me feel many issues aren't black and white and it's difficult is to work together. feel relaxed and whole again. Not only that exists to commit to one point of view. The predominantly black colleges that Dr. Fleming's though. There is a feeling of sorrow for the men and The conflict in the Gulf has stirred some deep feelings study praises are just as guilty of intolerance as the women in the Middle East mixed with, and even in everyone, but with these feelings we cannot forget predominantly white colleges and furthermore, do overpowered by, the pride and honor people feel when in understanding. Monday I watched as an "anti-war" nothing to promote understanding. and out of uniform. individual screamed at the top of his lungs and came Finally, I would like to suggest that racism and I could get philosophical and try to evaluate exactly within a hair's breadth of getting into a fist fight with discrimination is not a linear process but a cycle. This why people are reacting the way they are to this war. another individual who did not disagree with him but cycle is perpetuated by ideas such as Dr. Fleming's and Instead, I think 111 just take a minute to think about all only proposed a different point of view. To this actions that promote the separation of people solely on of my friends and relatives that have been or will be "anti-war" (and I dare say pro-peace) individual it was, the basis of race. deployed. This is definitely more important to me "I'm gonna get my way or I'm gonna shove it down your There have been and will continue to be many because, in a way, I understand that those people I do throat." longstanding institutions, whether it be attitudes of know there have taken a part of me with them. If you feel you can commit yourself to a cause after laws, that have greatly hindered opportunities afforded to Being a female, Hispanic, military brat has made me looking at the facts, more power to you. But remember, minorities. The solution, however, lies in people of all look at the world with many different viewpoints. It's practice what you preach or you're preaching hypocrisy. races working together to break down these institutions, just nice to feel like, every once in a while, someone out Rich Dewey instead of continuing the isolation and intolerance that there understands where your point of view is coming junior we are all guilty of. from and cares. management Grant Jerdlng Michelle Santiago freshman sophomore Solution to racism lies in all races communication communication/pre-med working together, not in isolation 12 other signatures To the editor: In the Feb. 4 issue of The Breeze, an article detailed a Column proves to 'military brat* Letter's Policy study by Dr. Jacqueline Fleming of racism on college 'someone out there understands' campuses. She concluded that "mere is little opportunity To the editor: for blacks to form friendships and have mentors at white This may seem late, but I want to express my thanks All letters should be 250 words colleges" and that "interaction between black students for a column by Laurel Wissinger in the Jan. 21 issue of or less and should be turned and faculty at white schools is minimal." The Breeze titled "An 'Alligator' in the Air Force." Into the Letters to the Editor She seems to advocate the idea that black students can I also am a military brat from the Air Force. It was so box at The Breeze. only be friends with blacks, can only interact with black easy for me to relate to everything you stated in your professors and can only idealize black adults. Indeed this column. In fact, reading it made me feel more relaxed, in is not only untrue, it is insulting. It would seem to me a way, with everything I am going through right now. The Breeze retains the right that these conclusions promote, instead of all alleviate, My father retired from the Air Force one year ago as a to edit letters for clarity of racism. CMSGT. Even with this "transition" into civilian life, I content and length. Dr. Fleming goes on to say that "black students need am still incapable of separating my thoughts from the

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The latest attack on your rights is coming full -Tara Duggar to the constitution. If we support selective force from our own Virginia General Assembly. incorporation of the Bill of Rights, we may wake up House Bill 1989 ("a bill to amend the Code of tomorrow with the Bill of One Right. I don't know Virginia by adding a ... waiting period prior to the legitimate sales of firearms stop today. Now, do you what that one right would be, but I guarantee it would purchase of a handgun or pistol and providing a really believe criminals would no longer have access not be free speech. Your Constitutional rights are the referendum on the issue") was offered to the House to firearms? Hey, it's a nice fantasy, but it's just that only things that stand between you and the unlimited floor on Feb. 2 after a 10-9-1 vote. Fortunately, the — a fantasy. Take Washington, D.C., for example, power of this state. As Thomas Jefferson said, "The house killed the bill by a 55-42 vote on Feb. 4. But which has the most stringent gun control laws in the price of liberty is eternal vigilance." don't be fooled by this seemingly logical piece of nation. Citizens are barred from possessing firearms, At the conclusion of the Constitutional Convention legislation that was masquerading as crime control. yet the city is the murder capitol of the United States. in 1787, Benjamin Franklin was asked, "What have House Bill 1989 was not about crime control. House If laws barring the possession of firearms cannot keep you wrought?" He replied, "A Republic, if you can Bill 1989 was about anti-gun politics. firearms out of the hands of criminals, what makes keep it." I challenge you to fight to keep this great Two years ago, Virginia spent millions of dollars anyone believe that a waiting period will? republic. Don't let your legislators play politics with to implement an instant computerized records check Thomas Hobbes wrote in "Leviathan," "There can your Constitutional rights. I am appalled that my system to prevent criminals from purchasing firearms be no certainty of the last conclusion, without a delegate, Leslie Byrne of Falls Church, was a patron in firearms stores. Since then, state gun dealers have certainty of all those affirmations and negations, on on House Bill 1989, which put my rights up for processed 75341 background checks, rejected 1,225 which it was grounded and inferred." Today, our grabs on a referendum. applicants and made 103 arrests or ongoing legislators are trying to obscure all the "affirmations I don't know about you, but I sent my delegate to investigations as of Feb. 1. If the gun laws are to and negations" so well come to the conclusions they Richmond to protect my rights, not patron bills keep criminals from legitimately purchasing firearms, want us to have on this issue. The Virginia which will abolish them. 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^ Networking can introduce students to jobs BHaBj_an-L-BQbvnWiriams _a_u______. - _____ assistant business editor Many factors help you land your first job other than grades — including networking with the professionals. The International Association of Business Communicators / JMU members were addressed Monday afternoon about "Networking for your Future." Networking is an important part of the job process, said Michael Sorohan. marketing / communications manager for the Greater Southeast Management Co. He spoke to the IABC along with Greta Benedict, the current communications and training specialist at Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Washington, D.C. In his position, Sorohan is responsible for various external communications projects, such as cancer services product lines to physician marketing programs. With a personal involvement in business communication for more than 10 years, Sorohan has found that "ihis is a competitive market I've only had two jobs that I didn't find out about from someone else. '^•^~^l»~m^m,»MM*m*~nm*m^m£*rZ22. "There are ways to get jobs besides the want ads. Make networking a vital monthly meetings and includes college to work as a campaign a package, because the ability to work part of your career/ chapters at George Mason University manager, but his boss lost in the with others may transcend other and American University. primary. Networking is an ethical behavior qualifications, Sorohan said. used by professionals to advance in One of the several goals of That finished my first network," he Benedict who volunteered to plan said. their career fields. networking is visibility for that first the 1991 IABC international A person can discuss particular job or a career improvement Aside Phone calls are the final way to conference, informed students about the qoalifications and skills for from a potential method to get hired, network. Sorohan recommended chance to volunteer and begin employment in professional, but networking also acts as a method to students do their best to sell networking with any of the expected informal, settings such as parties. steal others' ideas. That's an ethical themselves, especially when they don't 1.400 business communicators from "Networking should always be done practice since we all steal from each know anyone. When interviewing or around the world. without exclusions, otherwise it's other," Sorohan said. just talking with an employer, people Benedict said opportunities can come called discrimination," Sorohan said. A He advised students to get their are evaluated for job opportunities, he in the form of conventions by miMai person's sex, race, age, ethnic names in the market because he often said. and international organizations, such as background and religion each become consults a job bank or trusted "But you must remember, I have no IABCs convention in Washington, an unlawful basis for job colleagues for recommendations. obligation to help you just because D.C, this summer. discrimination. Four types of networking channels you come to me," he said. There may "It's a way to start networking The former journalism student at begin with past and present contacts. be job opportunities but no promises. early," she said. Kent State University said he would Sorohan said this can include previous Sorohan offered some suggestions to She suggested to students that not hire only fellow graduates because employers, professors, internship students entering the work force. Be attending or volunteering at the 1991 that practice would exclude a large directors, and friends and family who prepared and always have a resume conference could lead to numerous percentage of the country who may can remain objective. ready, even when talking on the phone. possibilities. Volunteer jobs include have better qualifications. One networking possibility that "We don't expect the greatest speaker escorts, interview/press room IABC has a Code of Ethics that does some people may not consider is qualifications since you are college aides, conference aides, conference not condone any unethical act, said chance encounters. "It worked for me students, but come with some reporters, room monitors, and work at Sorohan, who has been a member of so always be on guard," Sorohan said. experipnee," Sorohan said. Employers the registration center. IABC since 1983, first in the During his undergraduate days, he like applicants with an interest in "In her job, Benedict supports Harrisburg, Pa., chapter and later with picked up Joseph Rhodes, a member of getting ahead. developing marketing materials, IABC/Washington, D.C. He has conducts meetings for employees of the Pennsylvania state legislature, at He added that grade point averages served on the executive board of client companies and works with the airport and had an internship by the don't matter. Sometimes a person with IABC/Washington, D.C. since 1987 clients on communication strategies to time they reached the school. a 2.5 grade point average has better and became president this past June. enhance their benefits," said Kathy When Rhodes decided to run for the qualifications than a 4.0 student. IABC/ Washington, D.C, holds Senate, Sorohan took a year off from Obenschain, vice president of Be persistent and present yourself as IABC/JMU. T^««yHMawa^.«HKBWWB9i

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The reason short recession, followed by a is simple: Recessions cut tax receipts somewhat lackluster recovery that will and force the government to spend keep unemployment above 6 percent more money on a wide variety of for at least two more years. programs. \ "We expect the economy to rebound The administration's budget now is by the middle of the year ... we projecting that revenues will be $49.4 expect the interruption in growth will billion less than earlier estimates for be short and mild," said Michael the current fiscal year, which began Boskin, chairman of the Council of Oct. 1. In fiscal 1992, which begins Economic Advisers. next Oct. 1, revenues will be $63.2 with Low Prices. The budget offers one of the broadest billion lower than previously looks yet at the administration's projected, and they will be $70.3 And More. outlook for the economy over the next billion lower in fiscal 1993. few years. And it also makes it clear Still, the higher taxes passed in the that the recession complicates the budget agreement last October will process of reducing the federal deficit keep revenues growing — though not Because the recession is projected to as fast as previously projected — in end before midyear, the Bush each of the next five years. In some administration isn't proposing any earlier recessions, government revenues special programs to fight the have actually declined. slowdown. Spending also rises during recessions "By the time Congress would as more people use unemployment legislate anything, we would be out of benefits, food stamps and other income the recession," Richard Darman, security programs. director of the Office of Management and Budget, told reporters. For example, the budget released Darman said he thinks the downturn Monday puts unemployment began in August or September, adding compensation spending at $27.2 IN THE DELI-PASTRY SHOPPE. MADE DAILY that most private economists project it billion in the current fiscal year, up 45 REGULAR OR CHOCOLATE will be shorter than the 11-month percent from $f9.2 billion in the year Fresh Glazed $ 99 average for post-war recessions. He ending Sept. 30, 1990. The cost of 22-oz. unemployment benefits is projected to Donuts Doz. suggested a duration of eight or 10 1 rise to $27.6 billion in fiscal 1992 FRESH DONUTS AVAILABLE 7:00sm DAILY months, indicating the economy could start growing again in April or May. - before declining slightly in fiscal Kroger In an introduction to the massive 1993. budget document, Darman said the Reflecting the relatively slow pace of Sandwich Bread administration deliberately avoided the the expected recovery, the temptation to "err in the direction of administration projects unemployment rosy projections." will average 6.7 percent this year, 6.6 For that reason, the administration's percent in 1992 and 6.2 percent in growth projection this year is below 1994. January unemployment was 6.2 that of congressional economists.' percent, indicating the administration Furthermore, Darman wrote, "The thinks it will rise sharply in the next long-term growth forecast. .. is . .. couple of months, then be slow to below America's post-World War II decline. average." Likewise, food stamp spending, The administration's forecast shows which was $15 billion in fiscal 1990, the economy expanding by just 0.9 is projected to rise to $18.1 billion in percent this year, then by 3.6 percent the current fiscal year and to $19.6 in 1992 and 3.4 percent in 1993. By billion in 1992. contrast, after the 1982 recession, the It is also possible to see some economy grew by 3.6 percent in 1983, impacts of the Persian Gulf crisis in 6.8 percent in 1984 and 3.4 percent in the administration's economic 1985. assumptions, chiefly in the form of REGULAR OR LIGHT Still, the OMB director conceded higher inflation and higher interest Ruffles Brand even these cautious forecasts could turn rates. out wrong. "Even in the best of times, Potato Chips macroeconomics is a highly fallible A year ago, the administration BIG VALUE FIG BARS 24-OZ. . . S1.29 'science,"' Darman wrote. "And as this forecast 1991 inflation at 4 percent. NONBETURNABLE BOTTLE. CAFFEINE FREE WET COKE, CAFFEINE FREE COCA COLA CLASSIC. budget goes to press, there are crucial Now it is expected to reach 5.3 unknowns: the timing and character of percent, partly because of higher Diet Coke or 31 09 events necessary to resolve the crisis in energy prices. 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The family reunion is picture-perfect— almost A little old white-haired lady wearing turquoise sweatpants hiked high above her knees looks strangely out of place as she wanders aimlessly, picking up and replacing objects for no real reason. Suddenly she stops and to no one in particular begins muttering a series of expletives strong enough to make any adult uncomfortable. "That god damned bitch," she says. But just as quickly as the outburst begins, it subsides as she settles into singing an old Irish love song, "You're lovely, and I love you..." This little old lady is Josephine Cassidy, and she suffers from the incurable, enigmatic disease that victimizes many of our nation's elderly — Alzheimer's. Until recently, about 2.5 million Americans were estimated to be struck by Alzheimer's. But researchers at Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital recently announced findings which suggest more than 10 percent of people 65 and older and almost half of those over 85 probably suffer from Alzheimer's, bringing the national estimate to 4 million people. These figures, however, do not nearly reflect the number of the victims the disease claims. About 70 percent of Alzheimer's patients live at home under the care and supervision of family members. Their families are the "hidden victims" of the disease — the ones who bear the burden of watching their loved ones slowly lose touch with reality. The ugliest aspect of this disease is its degenerative effect on the mind. Victims slowly lose all sense of identity, often becoming animalistic in their, actions as they lose all inhibitions and act on their instincts. "I think it's really sad because they lose all

dignity," says Mia Cassidy, Josephine's %m» - granddaughter and a junior at JMU. "It's so much worse than watching someone suffer from ...«<•—°'-" cancer. I think it's even worse for us than for her because she has no idea what's going on. I mean, we are the ones who have to watch her disintegrate in every way." Even though watching her grandmother's mind deteriorate has been tough on her, Mia admits the ordeal has been worse on her father and his brothers and sisters. "True, it's been A»*Hde By cfennlfei* "tryal really bad for me, but it's really hard on her kids to have their mother, the woman who has taken first began 10 years ago. In the first stage of the take care of her like he would a baby. He feeds care of them since they were babies, not even disease Josephine suffered from headaches. her, bathes her, diapers her and sings to her. know who they are and start cussing at them, Soon she began to forget things and asking the She can't be left alone, and so he's made the calling them bastards. same questions over and over again. "Then," as switch from husband to parent as he painfully "They've had to watch this woman who was Mia says, "It just got worse. She began stealing watches the woman he loves turn into a the backbone of their family turn into a child." remote controls, putting them down her pants, helpless, total stranger. The one who has had to bear most of the and she started cussing and she never, ever did The change in Josephine's identity has burden in caring for Josephine is her husband, that before. Most recently she went through a shocked her whole family. "Josephine was the Dominic, known affectionately as Popop. He spitting stage where she'd spit in corners." most loving person in the world," says Mia. has taken care of his wife since her symptoms For the last three years Dominic has had to "We were all really close to her, all the THE BREEZE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7,1991 • 19 zkeimei*fs patients What we know about Alzheimer's disease Jennifer Tryal demanding job. In the United States stqffwriter about 2,000 day care facilities will Discovered 80 years ago by German admit Alzheimer's victims who are in neurologist Alois Alzheimer, this the early stages of the disease. It is disease is a degenerative brain disorder more difficult to find nursing homes or which still puzzles modem science to daycare facilities which will take the point of frustration. Alzheimer's patients in the advanced Although several theories have been stages of the disease. This leaves offered, no one really knows what families forced to meet a huge expense causes the disease, or how it can be and demanding burden in caring for cured their kin. The fact that high traces of Edward Truscke, president of the aluminum, the most abundant metal in Alzheimer's Association, based in the earth's crust, have been found in Chicago, estimates the overall cost of the brains of victims upon autopsy has caring for a patient at home to range spawned the idea that it may be the from $18,000 to $20,000 a year, with culprit of the disease. Aluminum is diapers and medication making up the constantly ingested by all humans bulk of this cost. through food and water, yet it is not The costs of caring for a victim at digested by the body; thus many home are more than monetary, researchers feel exposure to the metal however. Caring for a victim becomes cannot be the key to Alzheimer's. more and more like caring for a child, Other researchers believe Alzheimer's but instead of gaining satisfaction from may be caused by an unidentified virus. watching a child grow, family One fact known for sure is that genes members experience heartache as they can affect susceptibility to the disease. watch a once normal, healthy, active Alzheimer's has been found to run in parent or grandparent slowly lose his families, and following the classic or her mind, curl up and die. pattern of dominant inheritance, An effort of sufficient magnitude children of victims stand a SO percent entails more funding for research. In chance of developing the disease. It is 1989 the National Health Institute estimated that 10 to 30 percent of provided Alzheimer's researchers with victims have the type that is inherited. $123.4 million. This may seem like a Although scores of drugs are being large sum of money to college tested on patients daily, funding for students, but it is not enough. Dr. research is low, and scientists remain Daniel Perl, a New York in the dark still groping for a cure. neuropathologist, has suggested calling, "your congressman to demand **—jflM*. - The disease strikes in several stages. The first stage includes the victim's more money for research.'' With an tendency to wander and become angry increasing public awareness as more ^--r~*-5P■

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BSfl »rvr t- \/n*i mn-n umnni r f^i#« •■ i •■- . THE BREEZETHURSLW, FEBRUARY 7,1991 • 25 ia performance to resemble 'Saturday Night Live' Kate McTadtten supply locations, words and one-liners from which but there are some serious pieces, too. It's a giant artsreponer group members will create skits. variety show." To promote the show and exemplify the total Senior Janice O'Rourke, Cillia's creative director, Lights, music, live animals? participation improvisation calls for, Cillia set out said the group's uniqueness lies in their ability to Students can expect to see and hear all three at the from Theatre II doing an "amoeba exercise- surprise, entertain and incorporate the audience. improvisational group Cillia's shows this weekend Wednesday afternoon. Cillia members moved across "Going to this weekend's shows will be like seeing The two performances are the group's first at campus as a single unit drawing in passers-by and Saturday Night Live live. The shows will be unlike Theatre II this year, and mark a turning point for handing out flyers. anything you've seen in experimental theatre before. Cillia. By being able to use an actual stage, the According to senior Steve Gilman, Cillia's business You can come both Saturday and Sunday and see two performers will work with lighting, sound effects and manager, being in Theatre II has added more diversity totally different shows," O'Rourke said. students' scripts as well as create improvisational to the show. sketches with help from the audience. "The new space allows us to stretch, to take more Cillia will present experimental theatre at Theatre II risks," Gilman said. "We get to incorporate lighting Saturday and Sunday nights at 8 p.m. Tickets are $3 Audience members are asked to bring props and and music now. Most of what we're doing is comedy, and are available two hours before the show. Moliere CONTINUED from page 23 The part of the villainous One Eye, played by C. The set glides through and around the acting space Charles Scheeren, reminds the audience of King — every inch of the stage is utilized to contribute to Many of the actors perform two or more roles in Louis' ever present, dark influence and is enhanced by the events occurring onstage. The scenery is grand and the play, yet the numerous characters do not clutter the character's violent manner. eerie, incorporating a sensitive attention to detail to the action — even when there are separate subplots Director Tom King, professor of theatre, appears in make the audience feel as though they are observing occurring simultaneously during the play. the play as Bulgakov. The need for this character is the actions of the theatre company and the King of Although some actors occasionally spoke too uncertain and his presence is distracting. France first hand. quickly and sometimes used overly thick British Bulgakov actually begins the action of the play by Each costume shows meticulous and specific accents, the cast was well chosen. explaining the writing of "Moliere" and its thought and contributes to the understanding of the Acting in "Moliere" is impressive — Holloway's consequent censorship in Russia. He leaves the stage characters. The dress is exquisite and alone is worth resonant voice could not better fit his part. Perhaps but sporadically checks back on the action, the entrance fee for the show. no one could more gracefully display Moliere's exchanging meaningful glances with the characters on Despite some confusion over Bulgakov's necessity deterioration throughout the story. stage. in the play, "Moliere" is visually compelling and Kevin Mettinger, who plays Moliere's annoying At this point, the audience feels somehow left out overall — enjoyable. assistant Bouton, is unparalleled in his role — of the story, in that a significant connection is never "Moliere" is playing in Duke Hall's especially as he peeks curiously through a keyhole to quite established between Bulgakov and the remaining Latimer-Shaeffer Theatre tonight through Saturday at watch lovers cavort then dives under a nearby table to characters. 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. The cost is $4 with a avoid being caught eavesdropping. Technically, this production of "Moliere" is superb. JMU ID and $6 without. Call 568-7000 for tickets.

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Dukes claim CAA lead with 71-54 win over UR LvrmeOutiand Western Kentucky. JMU is also in sole JMU is "a heck of a defensive ball club," staff writer possession of first place in the colonial with a 6-0 Richmond head coach Stephanie Gaitley said. Avenging a one-point loss from last year's mark. "They were the best we've played all year." Colonial Athletic Association tournament finals "You just can't afford to worry about streaks,'' The first half of the contest looked to be «ra was on the mind of every JMU player last night. Moorman said. "The streak never entered anyone's anyone's ball game. Richmond was never within Behind a 20-point effort from senior forward Paula mind. Richmond was our only concern." less than three points until the 10-minute mark of Schulcr, the Dukes defeated the Richmond Spiders Despite being outrebounded 42-29, JMU the first half, when three consecutive Spider 71-54 in front of 1,650 fans at the Convocation dominated defensively, forcing 23 UR turnovers three-pointers gave U of R a 19-17 lead. The Center last night. and the Spiders out of their offensive game plan. Spiders controlled the rest of the second half but . "I feel like 111 probably be smiling for days," The Spiders were held to 32 percent shooting from never led by more than two points. JMU head coach Shelia Moorman said. "This was the floor, 17 percentage points below their CAA The Dukes didn't have many second-shot without doubt the biggest game of our season to season average. opportunities, as they managed just two offensive this point" Richmond's two top scorers, Ginny Norton and rebounds. The win pushed the Dukes' win streak to a Julie Jones, were kept in check by JMU's "In the first half we weren't going to the boards record 16 consecutive wins. It also ties the longest oppressive defense. The duo netted just 12 points CLASH page 28 win-streak this season in Divison I, held by after averaging 28 a game combined.

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Dave Perry _ to 3-9 record stqff writer EWieGftry , The JMU men's track team kicked stqffwnter off their weekend with a bang before 15,000 noisy fans in Madison Square Once again, injuries proved to be the undoing for the JMU wrestling Garden Friday night, proving to team. themselves that a track is a track no matter where it is. With six grapplers out due to knee JMU's young 4x400-meter relay surgery, the Dukes took the mat team of senior Marcel Davis, against William & Mary Tuesday sophomore Jerry Roney, and freshmen night and were defeated 28-9. The loss dropped the Dukes record to 3-9 Kelly Hawkins and Paul Moye were on the year. undaunted by the crowd, placing first in a preliminary heat with a time of "We had to fill a lot of holes in 3:23.59 that was good enough for the lineup," said head coach Jeff seventh overall at the Melrose Games Bowyer. "But it was not a in New York City. disappointing loss. I think we came "We rose up to the occasion," Moye a long way and did an outstanding said. "It was a big-time meet and we job." were skeptical early. As a freshman, I After conceding a forfeit in the didn't know what to expect. . . there 118-pound weight class, the Dukes were 15,000 people there." began the match with wins by Said Hawkins, "We felt that if 126-pound senior Keith Taylor and Marcel could put us out there, we 134-pound freshman Brian Conly. could win, and that's about what Conly picked up a win against the Tribe's Mark Zapf 6-5. Zapf, a happened.'' fifth-year senior, qualified for the Head coach Bill Walton was pleased NCAA tournament a year ago. with the performances. He said the Melrose Games were a good test for Bowyer said Conly's win may be his young squad. a sign of things to come. "Our freshmen seemed to be pretty "We have an outstanding freshman calm and cool," Walton said. "That's class," Bowyer said. "This win gives good, because at the Penn Relays [Conly] a lot of confidence that he '-••"*. there's going to be 40,000 to 45,000 PUPMM can perform at this level." JMU men'* track team member Claud Gibson [far right] placed first in TRIBE page 30 SUCCESS page 28 the l,0004neter run at VMI's Winter Relays with a time of 2:34.4. ■IP

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CONTINUED /rom />fl£« 27 strong enough," forward Brandy Crulhird said. "Coach Moorman pointed that out at halftime. She said, 'Whoever controls the boards is going to win the game,' and we knew that." Richmond kept close to JMU for the first 11 minutes of the second half. A key moment in the half came at the 7:00 mark. With less than 10 seconds left on the shot clock, JMU's Emily McCracken connected on a long-ramge thrre-pointer to put the Dukes up 5045. Two possessions later the Dukes were up by nine and on their way to their to the most lopsided victory i » over Richmond in four years. From that point on JMU never let up and UR lost a little of its momentum. The Spiders were unable to connect on two separate free throw opportunities, while the Dukes countered by converting on two one and one opportunities to make it a 10-point game with three minutes left U of R continued to foul out of frustration, sending four JMU players to the stripe in the last minute. To cap off the game Schuler sank a three-pointer with : 10 on the clock sealing the win. The win was another confidence booster for Schuler and her teammates. Before the game the Dukes' three-point ace told Moorman, "If we win this game then I think well go all the way in the conference." JMU was led by Schuler, who scored 20 points on seven of 12 shooting from the field. She also JANET SWUMON/THE BREEZE connected on four of five from behind the three-point line. JMU'. Meki. Hardi.on drive, against the Spider,' defenw. Hardison had two point, on the night a. i. th. Duke, dumped Richmond 71-54 and extended their win streak to a record 16. Success CONTINUED from page 27 not just in the country but in the world," Walton said. "One of the guys people in the stands, and we want to that beat him attends Washington State race well there, loo." and is Chinese, and the guy who was Roney setting JMU records The team also saw action Saturday in fourth is from Cuba. the Winter Relays at VMI. Eric Jones as he runs toward NCAAs placed third overall in the 55-meter "He ran a great race in the trials to dash with a time of 6.47 and qualified get to the finals," Walton said, Pare Retry for tile IC4A Championships with a "because in the trials he beat two of skywriter time of 6.38 in the semifinals. the top hurdlers in the country last Both Syracuse and West Virginia year." "Eric was having a bit of a slump University told JMU sophomore prior to this weekend," Walton said. Roney currently has the second-best Jerry Roney he could either play "He ran real consistently in the dash, indoor time in Division I in the football or run track for them — but and his 6.38 puts him at about five on 55-meter hurdles this season, a 7.22 not both. And now he's making the all-time [JMU] indoor list, run earlier in the season at the Marriot them sorry that they didn't change "All of our sprinters are running Invitational at Virginia Tech. their minds. Roney, a sprinter and hurdler on i., about a 6.40 or better," Walton said. The 800-meter relay team of Davis, the JMU men's track team, has "He's our fourth sprinter to qualify in Hawkins, Roney and Moye missed the 55-meter, dash for the Eastern scorched the oval this winter. He setting a new school record by a slim quit the JMU football team last championships. It was good to see him two-hundredths of a second while really get back on track." sesaon to concentrate his efforts on placing third. The team then bettered Claud Gibson placed first in the track—currently holding the their 4x400-mcter relay time by more second-best indoor time in Division 1,000-meter event with a time of than six seconds, placing first in the 2:34.4, while the distance medley relay I in the 55-meter hurldes this season. Metro (collegiate) section with a time Coming out of Woodlawn High ~CoTjRTESYOF JMU SPORTS NTO team of Chris Baker, Russ Stewart, of 3:17.09. School in Baltimore, Roney was Jerry Roney Phil Dickinson and Chris Straub "I rank our performance [at Mobil] a placed second in the meet with a time recruited by several schools as a "There weren't many schools that of 10:42. little better," Moye said. "Melrose football proscpct. gave us confidence." wanted me for both sports," Roney Sunday saw more outstanding "My junior year in high school, I said. "They wanted me to just play performances, highlighted by Roney's The 3,200-meter relay team of Matt wasn't very good in track. I was just football or just run track. The sixth-place finish in the 55-meter Holthaus, Jim Cheatham, Rob average," Roney said. schools I narrowed it down to were hurdles in the Mobil Invitational at Hoadley and Moye placed fifth with a Despite a lackluster track West Virginia, Syracuse and James George Mason University. time of 7:48.5, which qualified them performance, Roney still wanted to Madison. When it came time for me "His race was in an international for the IC4A championships. The team play football and run track in field, running against some of the best had hoped to set a new school record. college. RONEY page 29

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"I set high standards for "When the outdoor season came, [Purczycki] wanted myself, and a lot of times me to play spring ball, and I told him I was going to *.* run track," Roney said. "For some reason, he changed when I win I'm not very his mind then." - happy, because I didn't do Roney performed well last spring, placing ninth in the NCAA outdoor 110-meter hurdles. as well as I think I should "The next year I decided not to play football," have done." Roney said. "I wanted to explore my track potential." Roney has done just that, according to men's track Jerry Roney head coach Bill Walton. sophomore "With his performances this year, Jerry is starting to move to another level, that of not just being on "It's not that easy," Roney said. "But it's very the national level but being competetive on the realistic." national level," Walton said. "By the end of this year And who does an NCAA champion look to as a or maybe next year, hell be on the international role model? At this level, no one, Roney said. level." "I used to admire Ben Johnson," he said. "When Roney holds several JMU records, including the you're younger and just learning, you have to have 55-, 110- and 400-meter hurdles and the indoor somebody that you idolize and follow. It's not like 200-meter dash. that now — I'm up there running against them. I "[Records] give me something to strive for," Roney don't have to idolize them, I have to beat them." - - Hall of Fame votes to keep Rose off ballot Reinstatement is up to Baseball Commissioner The evidence is overwhelming. There is no other JohnErail explanation." VSATahy/ Fay Vincent, who is vacationing in Jamaica and could not be reached for comment Given all this, the 10-year members of the Apple College Irfo Network Baseball Writers Association of America, who vote Marge Schott, the Cincinnati Reds president and on Hall of Fame candidates, see no way Rose will CINCINNATI — Pete Rose, baseball's all-time chief executive officer, said she was "very sad for be reinstated without admitting he bet on the game. hit king, has no hope of making the Hall of Fame Pete. "If he bet on baseball, I'd never vote for him, but unless he is reinstated to baseball. "He accomplished a great deal in baseball and that there's a lot of feeling among the writers that if The hall's board of directors voted 12-0 Monday should not be overlooked or forgotten. (But) I think he'd just come clean — admit he bet on baseball to ban Rose from the ballot as long as he remains the Hall of Fame needs to be specific in its rules but never threw any games — then he would get banned from the game. for eligibility, so it's clear what is expected of a their vote," said Ray Ratio of The National sports Rose expressed no surprise. "I'm not in control player." daily. of that," he said Monday as he left Hays Rose is the only living player on the ineligible Kit Slier, president of the writers' association, Elementary School, one of the facilities where he is list. agrees with Ratto and says he personally would serving 1,000 hours of community service. "Right from the start, I felt if someone was vote for Rose once he comes clean. "There's not much I can do about it. I did my part." ineligible, that player should not be considered," "I'm speaking as a voter, not the BBWAA His part was 4,256 hits, which broke Ty Cobb's said American League President Dr. Bobby Brown, president, when I say that," said Slier. "I'm talking all-time record of 4,191. Had Rose not gotten into a board member of the hall. about my one vote." trouble off the field, experts say he probably would "The directors felt it would be incongruous to Of all of baseball's rules, betting on games is the have become the leading vote getter in hall history. have a person who has been declared ineligible to most sacrosanct. The best thing Rose has going for Jeff Ruby, a Cincinnati restaurateur and friend of be eligible for baseball's highest honor," Hall of him is that there is no known evidence that he ever Rose, said Rose "wasn't really depressed over it or Fame President Ed Stack said. bet against the Reds, say the writers. anything. He just feels confident he's going to be Rose continues to deny Vincent's contention that Rose was banned from baseball Aug. 23, 1989, reinstated. That's the reason why it's not upsetting he bet on baseball. Ruby recently said that Rose by then Commissioner Bart Giamatti. Last year. him that much." told him: "I'm not going to admit to something I Rose also pleaded guilty in federal court to two Why is Rose confident? didn't do, not even if that's the only way I can get felony counts of cheating on his income taxes.. He Said Ruby: "He thinks he'll be reinstated because back into baseball." served five months at the federal prison camp in baseball's agreement with his suspension from Rose told Ruby: "I'll serve my time, do my Marion, 111., and was released to the halfway house baseball — the agreement they both signed — is community service, not gamble anymore and get Jan. 7. He must live there for three months. that they did not find that he bet on baseball. all this past me. I'll get back into baseball." He is about 100 hours into his 1,000 hours of "Also, he's a very confident person. The same . But Vincent has never swayed from the position court-ordered community service. He is working as confidence that got him to be the greatest hitter in he articulated in Cooperstown, N.Y., last August: a gym teacher's assistant at five inner-city public the history of baseball is demonstrated in this." "Pete Rose bet on baseball. That's a fact. .. . schools in Cincinnati. **•£' 30 • TrC BREEZE THURSTW, FEBRUARY 7,1991 •^ Triba CONTINUED from page 27 Possibly the best match of the day pitted JMU freshman 190-pounder Jason Bottiglieri against W&M's Brent Coldiron. Bottiglieri battled back from a 4-2 deficit in the final 30 seconds to win 5-4 by decision. "I think they're giving some good effort," Bowyer said. "They are giving 110 percent. I don't know what more I can ask from them." The injured are 190-pounders Bob Hamilton and Dave Sobocinski, 158-pound Brian Gray, 167-pound Todd Crompton, 118-pound Brian ■ Dugan and 177-pound Mike Smith. "It's not like another sport where you put in your second stringer," Bowyer said. "If you don't have somebody that can make that weight, you can't put somebody in there." Last year, the Dukes were an impressive 13-5 and lost only two members of that team to graduation. i Injuries, however, have decimated the depth, leaving only three matmen from the previous squad able to compete. "It's not that we are worse than last CHWTWK/THE BREEZE year, it's that we ran into some bad luck," senior heavyweight George Sucher said. "That's what it all comes down to. We would be doing just as JMU's Brian Conly [above good as last year's team if we hadn't foreground] works his way lost so many guys." out of William and Mary's According to Sucher, the team is Marc Zapfs grasp during forced to place some of their wrestlers the match Tuesday night. two or three weight classes above their Conly, one of only two actual weight to "make up for the ones Dukes to win, finished that were hurt." off Zapf in a 6-5 decision. Bowyer said, "It does not matter how Last year, Zapf qualified for good you are. You can't expect anybody to go up two weight classes the NCAA tournament. and win." The Dukes' Frank Stanek Against W&M, Frank Stanek, [left] eventually lost his normally a 158 pounder, wrestled in match to the Tribe's the 177-pound weight class against a Steve Rosenkrantz. W&M legitimate 177-pound competitor and went on to win 28-9. lost 7-2. JMU's record now stands "The other guy was 25 to 30 pounds at 3-9. Six of the Dukes heavier than Frank," Bowyer said. are injured, leaving some "After awhile, he [Stanek] had no wrestlers to move up energy left." two weight classes and The Dukes recently competed against Virginia Tech, losing by a slim 23-22 wrestle opponents that margin. JMU also hosted the George weigh 20 to 25 pounds >'. Mason Patriots who pounded the heavier. Dukes 40-4. "Mason is ranked in the top 40 in the country," Bowyer said earlier this season. "It's tough to compete against CHRBTVTS/THE BREEZE them with your backup people." Pembroke Stale 30-12. schedule at this point," Bowyer said, "The whole team is injured," he said. The Dukes upended Chowan Junior Upcoming bouts against Princeton, "and hopefully get some guys back for "There are good efforts, but we are College, 24-16, and Wilkes American and Yale on Feb. 9 and National Qualifiers. But that sounds getting out-horsed out there. It's not Community College, 20-15, in the Virginia Military Institute on Feb. 13 very doubtful now." anything we can control. Lancer Duals at Long wood College on promise to keep the Dukes busy. Bowyer said the injuries are a source "We need to work on getting Feb. 2 before being trounced by "We just want to get through our of frustration for the team. healthy." Mistakes? - We all make them. Call The Breeze at x6127 for a correction.

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Skatenight— drops Dukes 67-50 in Richmond Skate rentals are only $1 at Skatetown U.S.A. The JMU men's basketball team saw both its with JMU Access Card from 7:30 to 10 p.m. on nine-game win streak and perfect conference record Feb. 7. come to an end last night in Richmond, as the University of Richmond clobbered the Dukes, 67-50. Basketball— With the loss, JMU fell to 14-7 overall and 8-1 in Co-rec two on two sign-up deadline is noon on the Colonial Athletic Associaton. Richmond, who Feb. 13 in Godwin 213. the Dukes had beaten 72-61 earlier this year in Harrisonburg, improved to 13-8,6-3. Soccer— The Dukes, who have characteristically been Those interested in playing intramural soccer watching double figure leads slip away this year must attend a sign-up meeting is at 5:30 p.m. on before hanging on for wins, were never in control Feb. 13 in the Godwin Gym. The officials' against the Spiders. Richmond held a 29-24 lead at training clinic will be held at 4:40 p.m. on Feb. the half and built on it as the game wore on. 12 in Godwin 205. For the game, the Dukes shot a dismal 36 percent (18-50) from the field and hit on just 13 of 21 shots Logan Fitness Center is now open. from the line. They were led by senior guard Steve This is a co-ed facility that houses two Hood, who netted 18 points on Six of IS shooting Lifecycles, one Lifestep, one Schwinn from the field. Hood was followed in scoring for the Airodyne Bicycle and a Pro-Gym Weight Dukes by Chancellor Nichols with 10 points. Machine. The center is open from 4 to 8 Point guard Fess Irvin, who entered the game p.m. Sunday through Thursday, and 2 to averaging 10.2 points per game, had only two points 5 p.m. Saturday. on one of eight shooting from the field. JMlTs total of only 50 points is the Dukes lowest Aerobic Instructor— output in over five years. Try-outs will be held on Feb. 23. Applications The Spiders, who shot 43 percent from the field for may be picked up in Godwin 213. the game, were led by Curtis Blair with 22 points and Kenny Wood with 10. For other operational hours and a Following the game, JMU head coach Lefty complete schedule of all recreational Driesell told Harrisonburg's WHSV radio he was activities, pick up schedule cards in thoroughly dissapointed with his team's effort Godwin 213. "[Richmond] really whipped our butts good," Ml PHOTO For up-to-date information, call the Driesell said. "They're the far superior team than us The front court never got on track against the Rec Hotline at x7300. 4 ■•' right now." U of R, as JMU toot Ms first CAA game 67-50. miters Ridge... A Littk Bit oflkavmr3

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