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This is a place everything that is slipped reveal their ultimate academic standard excuse, so I have a stan­ under my door on my desk, but I nightmares, the response was less dard response, "Let me have a copy asked them anyway. They had not than enthusiastic — in fact it was First Prize: $150 Gift Certificate of your rough draft an you can hand seen the paper. On Wednesday, she less than zero. But when we tried from Fowler's Gourmet it in tomorrow." She seemed a bit claimed that maybe she had put it in again, this time requesting the startled and said that she did not my box (sure, just like we were told faculty's most memorable student Sinking in the Quagmire have the rough draft with her, but in 1967, "Our boys will be home by excuses, the results were encourag­ There are two approaches stu­ that she could bring it by my office Christmas"). Upon asking my ing — and enlightening! It's appar­ dents use to fabricate excuses for in a few hours. colleagues whether the paper had ent to us now that a student's worst late papers: the preemptive strike That was the last that I saw of her appeared in one of their boxes, I nightmare often becomes a an the Vietnam-style land war. In until after Thanksgiving break. On discovered that the student was professor's favorite academic anec­ the first version, the student packs the Wednesday before break I pulling the same stunt in another dote. all of his or her firepower into a received a note in my box saying class (this was like uncovering the Frankly, we were amazed at the single excuse, hoping to win the that she meant to bring by the notes secret war in Cambodia)! At that ingenuity of the students described paper extension without a retali­ on Tuesday (!) but she had locked point I was ready to flunk the in these stories. In fact, many of us atory strike from the professor. herself out of her room. She lost her student (Congress cutting off funds are kicking ourselves for our own These excuses typically involve keys, the note continued, and her for the war) but I then learned that lack of imagination — and picking deaths in a family computer-disc roommate had already left for break. she was a fifth-year senior who up pointers for missed deadlines yet problems, or illnesses. With the I wondered what she was going to do needed the class to graduate. After to come. protracted land-war, the student about the changes of clean clothes consulting with the dean, I decided But by far the most impressive offers a weak excuse that is chal­ and a toothbrush for the five-day to give her an extension ("peace with features of these entries are their lenged by the professor. To protect break. Also, the resident advisor honor"). In January I finally re­ creativity and humor. Congratula­ the integrity of the first move, the could have let her into her room... ceived a paper that allowed her to tions to our first-prize winner, student is forced to commit more but no matter. As the Vietnam get out ofthe class with a D (the political science professor David troops. This show of force is chal­ experience showed, when one is Saigon airlift). Canon, whose entry was not only a lenged again and soon the student is sinking in the quagmire, honesty is The moral ofthe story: one should lesson in academic excuses, but in sinking in the quagmire. quickly discarded. be up-front from the beginning, or at military history! I have a story that I would like to After break, I confronted General least concoct an excuse that will not We've printed the prize winners nominate for the first annual "Gen­ Westmoreland after class and asked be challenged. Otherwise, sinking in below and selected a few runners-up eral William Westmoreland Quag­ for her paper. The General sank to a the quagmire is almost guaranteed. we thought you'd enjoy. Our sincere mire Award for Paper-Extension new level of denial, "Oh, I put the thanks to all participants, and to our Excuses." I had assigned a paper in paper under your door on Monday." David T. Canon esteemed judges, Eric Harnish, a 100-level political science class (This was sounding more and more Assistant Professor Carolyn Poteet and Susan Shank, that was due the Thursday before like Vietnam. Denials escalate when Dept of Political Science for their careful consideration. Thanksgiving break. That day a the situation deteriorates, "Tet Now, if I could only think of an student told me that she had a Offensive? We need more troops.") See EXCUSES on page 6

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Runners-Up him to turn in his homework (in knock on the door. It was my old better condition) at the next class. friend, Scarleg. He handed me his Excuses week-late paper and started backing From page 6 Killer Termpaper Lewis Blake out of the office. Pleading the fifth, There was one time when I actu­ Mathematics Dept. he stammered, "Fm not going to say great for one dog in such a short ally asked a student to turn in his anything. There's a letter that time. I was left with accepting the homework paper late. Class had just A is for Alibi explains. Don't even ask." blame myself. I should not have left ended, and this student with a look A silhouette of a young man Death in the family? Computer the book accessible to the dogs, nor of nervous apprehension on his face slinked past my office door. "Juliette failure? Dog ate the paper? I thought should I have trusted two cute, approached me. He said that he had Rogers/Private Investigator/French I had heard them all. Scrawled on a playful animals to behave while I decided not to turn in his homework Instructor" (or from my perspective, piece of loose-leaf notebook paper, was gone. paper. After I delivered the usual "rotcurtsnl hcnerF/rotagitsevnl the letter read: Dear Juliette, I am a The next hour was spent cleaning you-understand-the-consequences etavirP/sregoR etteiluJ." I heard young lad newly fallen in love, fallen up. For days I found scraps of paper speech, he related the following rustling papers and just as he was head over heels in love, and my head with a word or two on it. It was more story. about to slide the 2-day late assign­ has been in the clouds. (Blah. Blah. than a jigsaw puzzle and no, the "I finished my assignment early ment under the door, I called out Blah.) Alas, because of love, I forgot paper could not be recycled either. this morning and left it on the edge "Entrez!" He handed me the paper, entirely about the paper that was of my roommate's desk while I went then reached for his right pant leg. due last week. I, of course, com­ With the onset ofthe new semes­ down the hall to take a shower. "Do you want to see my scar?" he pletely understand if you have to ter, I was forced to explain to my col­ When I returned from the shower, menaced. When I declined his chal­ lower my grade because I fell in love. leagues and the students of AA1121 the paper was in a big crumpled lenge, he muttered with utter seri­ I just wanted to let you know any­ that I could not fully prepare for the mess on the floor. When I stopped ousness, "Juliette, I'm not even way." Was this a case for the dean? I lectures I was to give. Why? The dog yelling at my roommate, he ex­ going to go into details." doubted it. The decision was mine. ate my homework! plained that he had seen this giant The next time an assignment was The semester passed, and so did cockroach crawling across the floor due, I was sitting in my office, "Romeo" — provisionally. A half an Roger J. Kaplan and...." reading the latest newswire from hour before the final exam, he called Asian and African Languages and When the student offered to show Public Safety on Maurice Rothschild me at home (8:30 am) to ask if he Literature me the evidence, I declined and told (my most famous case.) There was a See EXCUSES on page 31

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READING PERIOD AND EXAMINATION WEEK SCHEDULE APRIL 26 — MAY 5,1990

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MON-THURS FRIDAY SATURDAY April 26 April 27 April 28 April 29 Apr 30-May 3 May 4 May 5

PERKINS BUILDING 8am-2am 8am-2am 9am-2am 9am-2am 8am-2am 8am-2am 8am-6pm CIRCULATION 8am-10:45pm 8am-10:45pm 9am-10:45pm 9am-10:45pm 8am-10:45pm 8am-10:45pm 8am-5:45pm CURRENT PERIODICALS 8am-10pm 8am-10pm 9am-10pm lpm-lOpm 8am-10pm 8am-10pm 9am-5pm INTER-LIBRARY LOAN 8am-5pm 8am-5pm CLOSED CLOSED 8am-5pm 8am-5pm CLOSED MANUSCRIPT DEPT. 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 9am-12:30pm CLOSED 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 9am-12:30pm NEWSPAPERS & MICROFORMS DEPT. 8am-10pm 8am-10pm 9am-5pm lpm-lOpm 8am-10pm 8am-10pm 9am-5pm PHOTO SERVICES 8am-5pm 8am-5pm CLOSED CLOSED 8am-5pm 8am-5pm CLOSED PUBLIC DOCUMENTS 8:30am-10pm 8:30am-5pm 9am-5pm lpm-lOpm 8:30am-10pm 8:30am-5pm 9am-lpm RARE BOOKS 8:30am-5pm 8:30am-5pm CLOSED CLOSED 8:30am-5pm 8:30am-5pm CLOSED RESERVES & MEDIA 8am-lam 8am-llpm 9am-llpm 12:30pm-lam 8am-lam 8am-llpm 9am-5pm REFERENCE DEPT 8:30am-10pm 8:30am-9pm 9am-5pm lpm-lOpm 8:30am-10pm 8:30am-9pm 9am-lpm UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES 8am-5pm 8am-5pm CLOSED CLOSED 8am-5pm 8am-5pm CLOSED

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Diagnostic Test I Saturday, September 1 9:00am-12:30pm Class I: Games/Reading Comprehension Sunday, September 2 l:30pm-5:30pm Workshop Wednesday, September 5 7:00pm- 10:00pm Class II: Reading Comprehension Sunday, September 9 l:30pm-5:30pm Arguments/Games YES, I'd like more information about your Workshop Wednesday, September 12 7:00pm-10:00pm October LSAT Course Summer LSAT Course Diagnostic Test II Saturday, September 15 9:00am-12:30pm Class III: Arguments/Games Sunday, September 16 l:30pm-5:30pm Name Make-up Class Tuesday, September 18 7:00pm-10:00pm Workshop Wednesday, September 19 7:00pm-10:00pm Address

Diagnostic Test III Saturday, September 22 9:00am-12:30pm Class IV: Review of Test III Sunday, September 23 l:30pm-5:30pm Make-up Class Tuesday, September 25 7:00pm-10:00pm Phone Number Workshop Wednesday, September 26 7:00pm-10:00pm

Diagnostic Test IV Saturday, September 29 9:00am-12:30pm Class V: Review of Test IV Sunday, September 30 l:30pm-5:30pm Workshop Wednesday, October 3 7:00pm-10:00pm THE LSAT Saturday, October 6 PRINCETON "The luckiest day of my life was when I gave you a call about your course!" - A.R., Durham REVIEW LSAT scores: before course-, 30; after course, 43 (47th to 96th percentile)

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OFFICIAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE SPRING SEMESTER, 1990 SUMMER TERMS, 1990

Undergraduate Reading Days: April 26-29,1990 Friday, June 29 Term I Final Examinations begin. Monday, April 30 Period: Examination Time: 9:00a -12:00 n MWF 4 1 9 am -12 noon 2:00 - 5:00p CHM12;MWF8 3 2 pm-5 pm 7:00 - 10:00p MWF 7 4,7,8 7 pm-10 pm Tuesday, May 1 9:00a -12:00 n MWF 2 Saturday, June 30 Term I Final Examinations end: 2:00 - 5:00p TT6 Period: Examination Time: 7:00 - 10:00p MWF 5 2 9 am -12 noon 5 2 pm - 5 pm Wednesday, May 2 9:00a -12:00 n TT4 6,9 7 pm-10 pm 2:00 - 5:00p MTH 31, 32, 103, 103X, 104, 111 7:00 - 10:00p TT7 Wednesday, August 15 Term Ii Final Examinations begin. Period: Examination Time: Thursday, May 3 1 9 am -12 noon 9:00a -12:00 n TT1 2:00 - 5:00p MWF 6 3 2 pm - 5 pm 7:00 - 10:00p FR 1, 2, 12, 63, 76; IT 2, 76; SP 1, 2, 12, 63, 76 4,7,8 7 pm-10 pm

Friday, May 4 Thursday, August 16 Term II Final Examinations end. 9:00a -12:00 n TT3 Period: Examination Time: 2:00 - 5:00p MWF 1, 9 7:00 - 10:00p TT2 2 9 am-12 noon 5 2 pm - 5 pm Saturday, May 5 6,9 7 pm -10 pm 9:00a - 12:00n TT5 2:00 - 5:00p MWF 3 7:00 - 10:00p NO EXAM

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Summer August 27 Monday. 8:00 a.m. Fall Semester classes begin. April 2-4 Monday-Wednesday. Registration for Fall Semester, August 28 Tuesday. 4:00-6:00 p.m. Undergraduate Drop/Add, 1990, and beginning of registration for Summer Intramural Bldg. 1:00-3:00 p.m. Graduate Drop/Add, Session, 1990. 127 Allen Bldg. May 8 Tuesday. Beginning this day, Summer Drop/Adds August 29-31 Wednesday-Friday. 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 2:00- must be approved by academic dean or director of 4:00 p.m. Undergraduate Drop/Add, 103 Allen Bldg. graduate studies. Graduate Drop/Add, 127 Allen Bldg. May 9 Wednesday. Last day for payment of Term I fees September 3 Monday. Labor Day. Classes in session. without $25 late fee (before 4:30 p.m.). September 4-7 Tuesday-Friday. 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 2:00-4:00 May 17 Thursday. Summer Term I classes begin. p.m. Undergraduate Drop/Add, 103 Allen Bldg. May 21 Monday. Drop/Add for Term I ends at 4:00 p.m. Graduate Drop/Add, 127 Allen Bldg. June 25 Monday. Last day for payment of Term II fees October 12 Friday. Last day for reporting midsemester grades. without $25 late fee (before 4:30 p.m.). October 12 Friday. 6:00 p.m. Fall break begins. June 29 Friday. Term I Final Examinations begin; see October 17 Wednesday. 8:00 a.m. Classes resume. summer brochure for schedule. October 19-21 Friday-Sunday. Parents' Weekend. June 30 Saturday. Term I Final Examinations end. November 2-4 Friday-Sunday. Homecoming. July 3 Tuesday. Summer Term II classes begin. November 5-6 Monday-Tuesday. Graduate registration for Spring July 6 Friday. Drop/Add for Term II ends at 4:00 p.m. Semester, 1991, 127 Allen Bldg. Wednesday. Term II Final Examinations begin; see August 15 November 5-8 Monday-Thursday. Undergraduate registration for summer brochure for schedule. Spring Semester, 1991, 103 Allen Bldg. Thursday. Term II Final Examinations end. August 16 November 21 Wed. 12:30 p.m. Thanksgiving recess begins. Fall November 26 Monday. 8:00 a.m. Classes resume. August 20 Monday. Drop/Add for pre-registered, 127 Allen November 30 Friday. 6:00 p.m. Graduate classes end. Bldg. December 1-9 Saturday-Sunday. Graduate reading period; length August 21-22 Tuesday-Wednesday. Registration of new and non- of 200-level course reading period is determined by registered returning graduate students, 127 Allen the professor. Bldg. December 6 Thursday. 6:00 p.m. Undergraduate classes end. August 22 Wednesday. New undergraduate student orientation December 7-9 Friday-Sunday. Undergraduate reading period. begins. Assemblies for students entering Trinity December 9 Sunday. Founders' Day. College of Arts and Sciences and The School of December 10 Monday. Final Examinations begin. Engineering. December 15 Saturday. Final Examinations end.

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Letters So! NOTONIYDOYOU [ I tfWDifW PICTURES, CW«^^T BfTCouNfeRKiT ART POLICE Thanks for so many happy memories

To the editor: prisingly blunt form right here on cam­ I came to this school from an all white pus. In one sense I'm glad that it hap­ suburban area, typical of ones I have lived pened to me the way it did, I mean that's in all my life. It was easy for me to "fit in" what college is aobut, isn't it, learning? there, having grown up with most of the Duke's vision? Yeah, right. I am going kids and being fair-skinned. Hence, until home a wiser man than I was when I I came to Duke's campus I had never truly came here, but it has nothing to do with experienced blatant, disgusting racism. chemistry books or Maya Angelou. I've Sure, I had those subtle encounters with learned that racism knows no classifica­ it, the kind that are just swept under the tion or categorization. Thanks, so much carpet with a hasty apology and the ex­ "y'all" for my "Duke Education." I'd like to planation, "He doesn't know any better." offer a piece of advice to those who were People warned me about "those racist instrumental in it — you know who you SWFOY,lX>toM]> T*K Mfvm-^HOKFE. (W06*?*PHS EXCEEDS) "fifc SUPPLY.. - Southerners" but fortunately I have not are. WAKE UP. found them to be any worse than those "pious Northerners." In any case, I en- Donief Jackson coutered racism in its ugly and not sur­ Trinity'93 Don't lump all Christians in the same category

To the editor: of his own.) InterVarsity Christian Fel- Show your support for Rape Crisis center Although The Chronicle's report on lowhip and Rapture (a predominantly "The Christian Case Against Feminism" Black Bible study group) were both repre­ did not include any inaccuracies, so far as sented, and those who spoke out from To the editor: receives funding from the city, the state I could tell, I am afraid that those who these groups were disagreeing with the Earlier this year, Rape Crisis of Dur­ and the Duke Women's Center. Trag­ were not present might be left with a speaker. ham chose as its logo a candle, shining ically, the county government has turned wrong impression of what took place at Despite the disagreement in the room, brightly while all around it is darkness. deaf ears on the group's budget requests that meeting. however, it would be unfair to character­ As the Duke community begins to openly for the past two years. A large number of those responding to ize the whole atmosphere as "hostile." The confront the issue of rape, RCD itself ser­ Again this spring, Friends of Rape Cri­ the speaker were Christian feminists, speaker acknowledged some points ves like a beacon — reaching out to vic­ sis is sponsoring the "Friend-To-Friend" representing a variety of theological opin­ brought up by those in the crowd and at tims of sexual abuse, providing light and campaign, an effort to provide much- ions on the Christian spectrum, including least one person tried to persuade him warmth during a time of darkness. For needed funding for RCD and to increase Catholics and Evangelicals. Not only did that he was actually in agreement with the next two weeks, you will have the op­ awareness of the services it offers. Many some of the audience respond that the many ofthe tenets of feminism (which dif­ portunity to join RCD in providing this of you will soon receive a call from a speaker was taking verses out of context, ferent people at the meeting were defin­ light as the second annual "Friend-To- Friends volunteer; please respond gener­ but some offered arguments based on re­ ing in different ways.) Friend" campaign gets underway. ously. If we are unable to reach you, you search of the New Testament's culture to I hope that those who saw the signs In 1989, RCD volunteers contributed may call RCD directly at 286-4546 to show that a different interpretation of around the campus and read the article over 11,700 hours in support of rape vic­ make a contribution of time or money. those biblical texts was called for. will not be left with the impression that tims and their families and friends. The We are alsu asking you to show your Although one of the protestors sported everyone thinks that biblical Christianity group's Community Education program support by burning a candle in your a sign that said, "Go away, Born-Again and feminism are mutually exclusive; this reached 3,677 people in civic and church window each night for the next two Bigots," a number of us who would clas­ was the opinion of some, but not of all, organizations, as well as students in our weeks. With all of us working together as sify ourselves as born-agian were also in those who were present at the discussion. disagreement with the speaker. (I wonder local medical, law enforcement and gov­ Friends of Rape Crisis, Duke can provide Craig Keener ernment agencies for their compassionate light and warmth in the struggle against if the author of the sign was not demon­ strating some stereotyping and prejudice graduate student in religion and professional work. rape. Even with all its hard work, RCD needs our assistance in turning the tide against Mike Woodard rape and sexual abuse. Presently, RCD chair, Friends of Rape Crisis Keep International Studies diverse Editorials long on opinion, short on facts To the editor: ing studies in the various regions. Never­ The recent proposal to direct the theless, he overlooks the possibility that To the editor: Chronicle had misunderstood, taken out resources of the Center for International the lack of student participation in Can we believe what we read in The of context and misreported. Studies towards specific areas of the programs such as South Asia may be the Chronicle? Consider that on at least four Part of the problem is that the editori­ world is extremely troubling. The pro­ result of sparse course offerings as well as occasions this semester alone, The Chron­ als are based on news reporting that's of­ posal would virtually cease expansion of inadequate opportunities for study in this icle's editorial board crossed the line from ten inaccurate, a problem compounded by studies in areas such as Africa, Middle area. By failing to expand commitment to opinion to absolute falsehood by making The Chronicle's unwillingness to run cor­ East, South Asia, Southeast Asia and the areas such as South Asia, Southeast Asia, wild accusations without checking basic rections. For example: Caribbean, thereby amounting to a deval­ Middle East, Africa and the Carribean, facts. A few examples: Irresponsible journalism struck April uation of the role that these regions play the CIS proposal threatens to hinder the The March 2 editorial brought condem­ 10's "On the Record" box when they attri­ in the global community. Not only must development of studies in these areas. nation of the administration for buted a controversial statement from an students and faculty question the manner Maintaining a strong commitment to "allowing" Playboy to photograph on cam­ ASDU meeting to the wrong person. They in which such profound academic policy those identified in the proposal would al­ pus and for not giving a licensing fee to a ran a correction — and got the wrong per­ decisions are made, but we must also con­ low the Center for International Studies worthy cause. Never mind that Playboy son again. (Don't look for a correction of sider the implications of such policies to to increase the opportunities of students shot without the knowledge or permission the correction. They refused to run it. the academic and cultural life of the Uni­ to pursue valuable and fascinating of the University or that the administra­ "Nobody would understand it," said the versity. programs of study in a number of regions. tion had already given the money to the managing editor in defense. Why confuse In his proposal, Dr. Tiryakian justifies The University's commitment to Women's Center. readers with the truth?) the allocation of resources to these areas broaden cross cultural understanding and The board condemned a "fiasco" in An article "reported" a non-existent gbased on their importance to U.S. strate­ promote multiculturalism on campus also which ASDU spent "nearly all" of its proposal before the alcohol policy commit­ gic interests and changing relations in the rests at the core of this controversy. The meeting considering whether to approve a tee that would "completely ban alcohol at global marketplace. Academic policy efforts of the many ethic groups on cam­ student's request for official recognition of the University." Despite immediate com­ based on such factors overlooks the role of pus to promote sensitivity to cultural is­ a group called "Duke Students for the plaints from several people on the com­ other actors in the global community and sues are dependent on the Unversity's Brady Bunch." Never mind that ASDU mittee, The Chronicle let their readers ar­ places emphasis on global competitive­ support of academic programs which ex­ actually spent only a few minutes of a gue about the "proposal" for an entire ness rather than opportunities for global amine the social and cultural attributes of two-hour meeting on the group's request week before admitting that the sotry was cooperation. In this respect, the proposal diverse regions of the world. When the or that ASDU dealt with at least a dozen entirely wrong. reduces the importance of developing a University praises the cultural diversity other things that night. From here one, let's demand that The larger cultural awareness and under­ of its student body, it must at the same The Feb. 22 editorial brought condem­ Chronicle take its responsibilities serious­ standing of the common social, economic time take steps to insure that students nation of the Panhellenic Council's han­ ly. We need a newspaper we can trust. and political dilemmas which confront have greater opportunities to learn about dling of a proposal from the alcohol policy many diverse regions ofthe world. these societies. committee. Never mind that the editorial Dimitri Korahais In part, Dr. Tiryakian justifies his pro­ was based entirely on a quote from Pan­ Trinity'91 posal based on the number of Compara­ Sarath Reddy hel President Lauren Womble that The tive Area Studies majors currently pursu­ CAS major THURSDAY, APRIL 26,1990 EXAM BREAK ISSUE THE CHRONICLE / PAGE 19 More Letters Help students' concern for cultural diversity

To the editor: strategy. Such awareness of the need for / We are writing in strong support of AS­ new ways of communication and action DU's April 15 vote calling for a student- does not come easily if one pursues faculty committee on priorities in in­ predictable priorities in international ternational studies. We believe that Duke studies. We are greatly encouraged by the can pioneer a program of global perspec­ concern of students over a world whose di­ 4CiNCO D£ MAYO tives not born of market and power con­ versity they will have to protect and we siderations and that wide discussion is welcome the call for more dialogue. needed before we settle on our priorities. 1 We in Asian and African Languages and Miriam Cooke In Mexico, May 5th \ \ Literature (AALL) are beginning to learn Roger Kaplan to speak to one another in the language of Satti Khanna is Independence Day._{ experience rather than the language of and four others # AALL faculty members At Papagayo, it's PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! ) Smart people sometimes lack common sense Come join us out by the pool on ^ To the editor: balls and seven balls as eights, it's I've only been here for a brief while, but perplexing to see hard work tainted. It's Saturday May 5th from 4PM until 8PM I've already learned a great deal about abhorrent to play ping-pong without a people. I've learned that they steal clocks net. from dorm lobbies. They steal cue balls What else have I learned during my so­ (or even later) for our Second Annual and eight balls and break and steal cues journ at Duke? I've learned that Duke from the dorm pool tables. They paint students may be smarter than most other _> Cinco de Mayo Celebration! ' over hours of hard artistic work done by a students, but some aren't better people small group of students that take their . .. not even better than the people at time to paint the dorm bench. To top it all UNC or State. They may be passing in the off, they steal the nets to bought-by- classroom, but they're failing one course. * Featuring ' house-funds $216 ping-pong tables. It lasts for more than one semester . . . $ Ultimately, who pays? It's not very but they can only take it once . . . and they 1.06 Mexican Beers satisfying writing checks to replace stolen never know when it's going to end. $ clocks. It's annoying listening to fellow 1.06 Grilled fajitas ' residents complaining about broken cues Thomas Uzzell and watching them use 11 balls as cue Trinity '93 f Lots of free giveaways ' Great Music Offensiveness doesn't justify persecution WRDU Personalities To the editor: to define and regulate pornography. -f -t I would like to make a few observations Finally in your editorial you said that FUN IN THE SUN! concerning your recent editorial in which censorship is not justified just because you defend the homoerotic "art" of Robert someone or some group is "offended." And Mapplethorpe against censorship ("Panic I agree. Note your recent story about the in Cincinnati," April 10). student who posted several tongue-in- Be sure to wear , <. First of all Jesse Helms never advo­ cheek flyers on campus. According to your j; cated censorship. He only objected to the article the Duke Gay and Lesbian Alli­ your dancing huaraches! fact that taxpayers are forced to pay for ance was "offended." The perpetrator was 7 V< something many consider to be obscene. "tracked down . . . and caught." Now the Secondly, the Supreme Court is not the administration is "taking action against faithful guardian of free speech that you them" and those responsible will be imagine it to be. Just a few weeks ago the "disciplined by the Undergraduate Judi­ court decided that state governments be cial Board." All because someone was of­ allowed to prevent corporations from en­ fended? Geroge Orwell call the office, the GRADUATION WEEKEND dorsing political candidates. Since a cor­ sensitivity police are banging down the poration is nothing more than people or­ door. ganized to make a profit, then the ruling should also apply to labor unions. This Alan Culton Make your reservations now for parties of poses a far greater threat to freedom of employee speech than do local governments trying six or more for May 11 th, 12th, & 13th. Our great margaritas, cold Mexican beer, and Break a sweat for an outstanding cause spicy cuisine can't be beat for a festive and affordable celebration! Call now. To the editor: prevention groups, school PTAs, civic As a student at Duke University I real­ clubs, churches and children's charities. ize that it is often very easy for many of us So, the many Duke exercisers who flood to take for granted the outstanding oppor­ Campus Drive, I ask you, why not desig­ 286-1910 tunities that we have been afforded. nate one beautiful spring afternoon to Recently, I became aware of an excellent donating your exercise to a worthy cause? way to assist children in the Durham area "Walk For the Children" is an excellent whose present lifestyles will never allow way to help out less privileged children, for such things as attendance at Duke promote Duke/Durham interaction and PAPAGAYO University. A five mile community wide relieve some pre-exam stress! The walk "Walk For The Children" is scheduled for will begin at Walltown Park behind 501 Douglas St., off Erwin Road Sunday, April 29th. Organized by mem­ Northgate and will circle through Duke bers of the Exchange Club of Durham, Campus. For more information or regis­ behind Brownestone Hotel. this walkathon is a way for any organiza­ tration materials, you may contact the tion that wants to raise funds for youth chariman, Jim Boring, at 688-7989. Even causes to do so free of cost and organizing if you choose not to walk you may want to Visa • Mastercard • American Express hassels. Although the original intent was help out by simply sponsoring a walker. directed towards organizations, the walk Thank you. is open to any individual who would like to help benefit the various children's Courtney Brown causes that the walkathon supports. Par­ Trinity'90 i-T ticipating groups include child abuse H h t±

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To the editor: dents and faculty alike. CAS doesn't plan to limit its cirriculum I would like to publicly thank all of the Talk on the Walk is a public forum for people who participated in the Talk on the you, the Duke community, to speak out Walk Friday, March 20. We discussed well as Canada, East Asia, Latin and discuss hot topics. I encourage every­ To the editor: cheating at Duke. Participants debated America, Russia and Eastern Europe, one to Talk on the Walk next semester. If Contrary to what readers of your front whether or not Duke should adopt an Western Europe and comparative studies. you have any ideas for future topics page aritcle on area studies on April 16 honor code and take a stronger stand With the support the of the Center for In­ please contact the Union office, 684-2911. might infer from the story, there are no agianst lying, cheating and stealing. ternational Studies, the Comparative Thank you. plans to "limit area studies" for under­ Many praised the faculty for their invol­ Area Studies major (the eighth largest graduates. The Comparative Area Studies vement in recent incidents but com­ Julie Brooks undergraduate major and the largest non- major (mistakenly labelled "international mented that more needs to be done by stu­ Interaction Committee, University Union studies" in the story) does not have any departmental major) will continue to plans to change its requirements or to strive for an increase in the number of decrease the areas of coverage which in­ courses taught in all areas. clude Africa, the Caribbean, the Middle Sheridan Johns East, South Asia and Southeast Asia, as director, Comparative Area Studies Pro-choice groups don't deserve funding Don't blame students for abandoning sciences To the editor: ing stop-gap method to control population To the editor: Now, as a second semester sophomore, I This is in response to the staff editorial growth rate. I am writing in response to the article have just declared my major — history. of Thursday, April 19 entitled "Baby The writer also said that "Instead of "Science finding fewer interested You ask: Why would someone interested bust." The writer argued that the environ­ providing leadership, [President Bush] students," April 9. When I came to Duke I in medical research be a history major? mental movement and the pro-choice remains a willing hostage to the far right" wanted to be a biology major. For as long The answer is very simple. I was "weeded- movement should join forces because because he has not reinstated U.S. fund­ as I can remember I have wanted to go out" of the science department here at "overpopulation makes every other prob­ ing of organizations that support abortion into the field of medical research. In high Duke by courses which do not exist ac­ lem, from acid rain to Love Canal, look in­ as a brith control method. This makes no school I took four years of the science clas­ cording to Duke professors. I was one of significant." The writer suggested that sense to me. A real leader stands up for ses (though only two were required for the many who withdrew from organic unless the U.S. sponsors pro-abortion or­ what he believes in. He does not partici­ graduation), one of which was an A.P. chemistry. I am not going to be a science ganizations like the United Nations Fund pate in activities he thinks are morally course. My teachers were excellent and major, and I have given up my dream of for Populations Activities (UNFPA) and wrong. If the president gave in to the two of them had their PhDs in the field in doing medical research. However, the rea­ the International Planned Parenthood pressure of the international community, which they taught. I did well in these son is not because of my weak background Foundation, the environment will deterio­ he would be a spineless follower, not a courses and on the standardized tests in science or the poor high school science rate into "ruin." leader. relating to them. During my junior and teachers that I had, as the Duke science Granted, abortion is now being used in Jeremiah 1:5 says "Before I formed you senior years in high school I worked in a departments would like everyone to some parts of the world to control popula­ in the womb I knew you, before you were genetics lab at the University of Tennes­ think. The reason that I (and I have a tion. However, our desire to reduce the born I set you apart; I appointed you as a see. I enjoyed my science classes and the feeling many others) are not seeking a population growth rate does not require prophet to the nations." Psalm 139:13 work that I did in the lab. When I visited higher education in the sciences is be­ that we fund organizations which use says "For you created my inmost being; Duke I was excited to hear that there cause of the courses and the professors abortion as a means of birth control. To you knit me together in my mother's were no "weed-out" courses here and I right here at Duke. abort a pregnancy is to end a life that has womb." was confident that I would reach the goals already begun. Clearly, there are more ac­ that I had set for myself. Robyn Bender ceptable ways to prevent births. Promot­ Allan Dean Trinity'92 ing abortion to prevent births is a disgust­ School of Forestry Grfknial

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IT All Major Credit Cards Accepted All ABC I>ermi_s u THURSDAY, APRIL 26,1990 EXAM BREAK ISSUE IhE CHRONICLE / PAGE 23 More Letters Don't let politicians squander our futures

To the editor: realize that we are not guaranteed a full A number of years ago President return of this money but I don't feel that Franklin Roosevelt proposed a new deal we should have to pay for the past two ad­ THIS YEite'g for this country. Part of this deal con­ ministrations' fiscal mismanagement sisted of setting up a social security sys­ which we have gained little or nothing or tem which would allow Americans to even lost from. Most congressmen have retire with the assurance of an income to remained silent on this issue with the ex­ supplement their retirement funds. Today ception of Senator Moynihan of New this social security system is being abused York. The main reason for this silence is by the Bush administration in order to the fear of the cutting axe of the Gramm- fulfill campaign promises. They are bor­ Rudman act. If you are upset with the ad­ rowing money from our social security ministration tapping into our money, funds to balance the budget with no re­ write your representative and senator. sponsible plan of repayment. This boils You'll be surprised how receptive they are down to a new form of taxation (read my to your letters. I know this is probably the lips George) and the rosy picture of how to last thing on your mind just prior to sum­ federal deficit fell 2 percent last year is a mer but think of it as an investment into facade. Without the government skim­ your future. ming from the social security, the federal deficit actually increased by 5.4 percent. I Scott McHugo graduate student in materials science Judicial code lets rapists get off easy

To the editor: doing anything to stop rapists or control a The articles and letters about rape that distrubing and huge problem on this cam­ have recently appeared in The Chronicle pus. Rapists need to be legally sanctioned have been especially interesting to me. because many are repeat offenders. Last November one of my best friends was My friend took her case to the UJB, a acquaintance raped after one of her for­ decision which was difficult, painful and mals. The recent efforts of the Duke task terrifying. This was a precedent setting force on rape and the many letters to The case — the first of its kind at the Univer­ Chronicle prove that rape is one of the sity. She won — or that's what they told cruelest and most brutal crimes. I do not her. He was found guilty of battery. His need to describe the pain and humiliation sanction is suspension from summer my friend went through. Rape victims are shcool this summer and volunteer work provided with counselling to help them four hours a week for a year in a rape cri­ deal with the trauma. This is definitely an sis center. I find it interesting that some­ important part of dealing with the after one charged with battery is sanctioned to effects of sexual assault. An issue which work in a rape crisis center. Draw your has not been discussed adquately enough, own conclusions. What worries me is that though, is that ofthe legal recourse which this person is walking around this cam­ is availiable to the victim following sexual pus virtually unpunished. assault. The Undergraduate Judicial The lack of legal recourse for rape vic­ Board (UJB) does not have rape or sexual tims is a problem that the University assault in its judicial codes. The only needs to change soon. Awareness and recourse a victim has is to charge the counselling alone cannot stop the alarm­ rapist with battery, a charge which, aside ing rape problem on this campus. We can­ from being inadequate to the crime, is lu­ not continue to look the other way. dicrous. This leaves the victim powerless again — this time to the system which, al­ Anne Sturgeon though aware of the rape problem, is not Trinity'92

Mail opening was for athletes' own good

To the editor: casionally) to my office located in the Jor­ To correct an unfortunate impression dan Building on Oregon Street. The only created by a front page headline in the purpose in re-directing the mail is to iden­ April 19 issue of The Chronicle, I write to tify agents and then communicate policy. make absolutely clear to the University This practice of forwarding mail was community that I did not intercept the sanctioned by Coaches Krzyzewski, Spur­ mail of Duke University student-athletes rier and Sloan. The committee has had for the last five years. Furthermore, I every reason to believe that the consent of most assuredly did not "tamper with" the students was secured. The practice (which is defined by the Random House was designed to allow both the student- Dictionary as "to meddle, especially for athletes and their coaches to notify the the purpose of altering, damaging or committee of agent contacts in a readily seissisEE misusing") the mail as The Chronicle convenient manner. The committee mm* stated. regards as very serious the intrusion of The practice as established by the Uni­ unethical agents into college campuses. In versity's Student-Athlete Counseling that environment, it is necessary for the Hi* Committee has been to promptly advise committee to be very vigilant in its mis­ v°S9« SPORTS sports agents who solicit Duke students of sion. I believe that Duke student-athletes the University's policy concerning its pursued by agents over the past five years student-athletes and agents. (The policy, realized how this procedure worked and designed for the protection of the Duke recognized its utility. However, since even Available now student-athletes, includes a set of rules to one student has objected, the practice of follow and a registration procedure.) The forwarding mail without specific student wherever videos are sold. committee learns of agent contacts from authorization will be discontinued. mail forwarded by the student-athletes It is my hope that the editors will apolo­ themselves and by the various coaches' of­ gize for the incendiary nature of their Copyright 1990 NCAA Productions fices. The only mail I ever see is mail headline. which has been properly delivered by the Jeffrey Potter U.S. Postal Service and which is then for­ Director of real estate administration warded by campus mail (or in person oc­

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Today WOODS election meeting. The Rat, 5pm. President office hours for students. 207 Community Calendar "Magnetic Resenance Imaging of Allen, 8 - 9 am. Blechnum Ferns: Spin Density adn Spin Men Against Sexual Violence organizational Female H. sapiens," by Kim Hill. 143 Relaxation Time," by John Veres, Ph.D., Senior Recital with Martin Clowse, alto meeting. Aispaugh Commons, 8 pm. Jones, 4 pm. DU. 140 Bio Sci, 10 -11:30 am. sax. Nelson Music Room, 8 pm. Choral Vespers al Chapel, 5:15pm. "A Hostile Host and gracious guests: Saturday, April 28 "Streetcar Named Desire" presented by Strategies and solutions to unravel Farewell Party. International House, 4 pm. The Working Theatre. Durham Arts nature's precious existence," by Dr. DU String School Beginning Strings, 104 Council, 8 pm. Friday\ April 27 Geoffrey Ole Maloiy, visiting prof. Ill Bio MDB Music Bldg, 9:30 am. Sci, 4:15 pm. "Intracellular Mediators of c-fos induc­ I Want to Read You a Poem: Open Read­ Intermediate Orchestra and DU String tion and Action," by Dr. Michael Gilman, ing. M133 Green Zone, noon. Fundraiser to benefit Contact, local School Chamber Ensemble. Baldwin Aud, Cold Spring Harbor Labs. 143 Jones, volunteer agency. Soups, breads, dessert 6 pm. "FTIR and FT-Raman Spectroscopy: and tea for $4. Duke Memorial Methodist 12:30 pm. Gilbert and Sullivan operetta: Ruddigore. Structural Studies of Temperature- and Church, 11 am - 7 pm. Lecture by Lawrence Friedman, author, Pressure Induced Phase Transitions in Page Aud, 8 pm. For tickets: Charles "Menninger: The Family and the Clinic." Polymers," by Dr. John F. Rabolt, IBM. 103 Gilbert and Sullivan operetta: Ruddigore. Vansant in Office of Residential Life. Page Aud, 8 pm. For tickets: Charles The History of Medicine Reading Room, Gross Chem, 3:30 pm. World Cultures Party Study Break. Vansant in Office of Residential Life. Med Ctr Library, 4 pm. Intemat'l House, 7:30 pm. Chorale Celebration, Rodney Wynkoop, dir. Gilbert and Sullivan operetta: Ruddigore. Lower Lobby, MDB Music Bldg, 8 pm. "Natural Selection on Gynodioecy in "Streetcar Named Desire" presented by Page Aud, 8 pm. For tickets: Charles Plantago lanceolata," by Lynn Broaddus, The Working Theatre. Durham Arts Vansant, Office of Residential Life. "Evolution of Reproduction Cycles of DU. 144 Bio Sci, 12:30 pm. Council, 8 pm. THURSDAY, APRIL 26,1990 EXAM BREAK ISSUE ThE CHRONICLE / PAGE 25

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CLOSING ACCOUNTS IN A HURRY? Students needed for summer P/T Announcements All DukeCard accounts close May - FREE ROOM AND BOARD: mother's Summer Students free. Room and NO TIME FOR A MEAL ? EAT A COOK­ 16. If you wish to extend your work at the Med Ctr. Conference helper. Summer flexible daytime Board in exchange for part-time IE. WANT TO LOSE WEIGHT? EAT A RUDDIGORE, Gilbert & Sullivan op­ flex account into the summer, Facility. Duties include setting up and/or fall after school. 493-3845 child care — early mornings and COOKIE. NEW HIGH FIBER C00K- eretta presented by Durham visit the DukeCard Office. 024 tables and chairs for various func­ some evenings; end May thru Aug, IES:CH0C0LATE CHIP, VANILLA & Chapel Hill couple, summer, P/T. 3 Savoyards, Apr 27-28, May 4-5, West Union, by May 4. Dining Ac­ tions. Call Todd at 684-2904. quiet nonsmoker. Contact Karen OATMEAL RAISIN. 682-6180 children 3 mos-6 yrs. Refs. transp Page, 8 p.m. $6 Duke students counts cannot be extended. All Research asst. needed for cell bio required. 493-0999. Casser 677-8000 ext 7010, 10-4 with ID; see Charles Vansant Office refundable balances will be ap­ MULTICULTURE lab studying cystic fibrosis. F/T for p.m. of Residential Ufe. plied to your Bursar's account. End of the season Multicultural Reliable, experienced babysitter summer and 15 hrs/wk next year. Super Sublet: 2 BR, 2 BA, LR, kit. night. FREE Drinks and Dinner. needed. 4-6 p.m. Tue's. Thu's. Our CASH FOR BOOKS Prefer work study student w/sci- furn. plus pool, hot tub. tennis TAKING MCAT's? Dishes are from different house, near East Campus. Call Cash Paid for your books at the ence major. $5-6/hr. Call 684- courts. Deerfield apts — 3 min Don't skip breakfast. The BP will Mediteranean countries. Sat Apr 682-7630. 9 a.m.-8 p.m. University Textbook Store. Mon-Sat 6879. from campus. Avail, late May thru open at 7 a.m. this Satjustforyou. 28, 7:30 at International House. Caring, responsible sitter needed 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Apr 30-May 5. EARN BIG BUCKS. Campus Connec­ Jul 31. $550/mo. Call 382-2903. HIDEAWAY HOURS for preschooler and baby 2-3 after- ATTENION SENIORS!!! Planning to TRENT 1 SENRS tion needs ambitious students Beginning Thu Apr 26 The Hide­ noons/wk, 2 p.m.-6 p.m., May thru Nice 1. 2. 3 BR apts/houses near work before applying to graduate Reunion: 7 p.m. at Hideaway, Fri Gain great business experience, away will be open for business at 4 Aug. Must have transportation. $5/ E. Campus avail, for summer and business school??? If you haven't Apr 27! Be There! earn up to $4,000 and powerhouse p.m. except on Sat (1 p.m.). hr. 544-6006 next yr. Call 489-1989. already picked up info about busi­ your resume selling ad space for DG'sattheBulls! ness school, stop by the PREBUSI­ your school's edition. Extensive ALL Take a study break Fri night and go NESS ADVISING OFFICE (113 Allen training, materials, and support Services Offered Houses for Rent Engineers and faculty Invited to watch the Bulls game! Meet at Bldg) and ask for a packet. provided. Call Robin, 1-800-342- the ESG Pre-exam picnic. Thu, 1 6:30 at either bus stop for rides. 5118. Adult students wanted for piano SUMMER HOUSING BASKETBALL FANS p.m. on East Lawn of Old Red. lessons! All levels and styles. Rea­ House near East. 2 full BA, large Watch 1986 Duke-UNC basketball Wanted: Babysitter for 4 mo old sonable rates. Flexible schedules. LR, CR, kit, W/D, furn. 684-7452. game and participate in Psychol­ ATTENTION Help Wanted boy, FAT days, begin June 27. Mrs. 286-0737. ogy experiment. $5 for 1 hour of ENGINEERS!! Don't throw out Levey— 493-2112. LARGE Research subjects needed to par­ JUST YOUR TYPE Word Processing furn house near East. LR w/FP, DR, your time on Wed Apr 25 or Thu Apr those old tests... 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Apply lection of $4-8 CDs. $.75 off ali vice for papers. Mail Boxes Etc. refrig. stove. 2000 sq. ft. with won't make an appearance in the in person. Ask for Mike. cassettes. 60% off LPs and $2 off 1990 Duke Yearlook, but you can! Front Office Work: Phone, File, 382-3030 (in Loehmann's Plaza). marble fireplace. $600. Call 688- 8588 after 5. all T-shirts and posters. 136 E Get videotaped this Thu and Fri, 11 Send mailings, accounts The Office of Undergraduate Ad­ TYPING Rosemary, NCNB Plaza near Molly­ a.m.-2 p.m., BC Walkway. receivable. Some college neces­ missions needs a Public Relations Same or next day service standard, CHARMING OLDER HOMES and 's. Chapel Hill. Mon-Sat 11 a.m.-6 sary. Afternoons and/or eves. Part- Asst. on Sats from 10 a.m.-l p.m. emergencies a specialty. Call Nick apts. 1-4 BR, hardwood floors, fire­ p.m. 933-0019. BUY — TRADE — time, permanent. Apply Kaplan Earn $4.72/hr. Contact Dawn or ATTN. Women's Studies Students! at 684-7620. places. Starting in May or Aug. AP­ SELL. Educational Ctr, Suite 112. 2634 Greg at 684-3214 for more info. We seek original, unpublished, PLE REALTY 493-5618. Chapel Hill Blvd. in Durham, next lst-person accounts from under­ SATISFACTION is hiring! Delivery SUMMER HEALTH FEE: Pay $44 to to the Yorktowne Thtr. Roommate Wanted SUMMER SUBLET graduates and grad students of the drivers: $4/hr, +8% commission the Bursar before May 9 to keep Call 382-3085. Fully fum. 4 BR, 2- difficulties, complexities, and Earn $500-$1500 part-time stuff­ + tips; bouncers: $4/hr. Apply In WANTED: female to share 3 BR your summer health coverage. 1/2 BA house in American Village. rewards of women's studies schol­ ing envelopes in your home. For person — going fast! Shoppes at house this summer: nice neighbor­ CAC, D/W, W/D F/P deck. Near Duke MEN AND RAPE arship, as potential contributions free information, send a self-ad­ Lakewood. hood, 10 min. from Duke, furn. A/ Avail. May 15-Aug 15. Rent neg. Tired of empty talk? Now's your to Contemplating Feminism (Univ. dressed, stamped envelope to PO C, cable. 684-0726 or 684-1768. SUMMER JOB. GREAT FUN. Ice chance to do something. Important Press of Virginia, forthcoming Box 81953, Albuquerque, NM Historic 3 BR home. Completely cream scoopers needed evenings Nonsmoker to share 2 BR apt with meeting for all interested in form­ 1991). Send name, address and 2 87198. furn. Trinity pk. 2-112 blocks to and weekends. Chocolate Smiles, male grad student. Across from ing a group to reduce sexual vio­ copies of manuscript (double- East. Spacious. Sunny. HW floors. LEGAL ASSISTANT POSITION with 811 Broad St. 286-5680. East (Trinity Pk). HW floors, high lence against women Thu Apr 26, 8 spaced, max. 15 pgs). to J. O'Barr W/D. $825. 682-2077. litigation section of Poyner & ceilings, lg windows. $200/mo, p.m. Aispaugh commons or call and M. Wyer, 207 E Duke Bldg. Spruill Law Firm in Raleigh. Candi­ HELP WANTED heat incl. Move in during or at end Summer sublet: Big house, 6 BR, 1 684-1526. Duke Univ.. Durham, NC, 27708. dates must be about to recieve BA. Undergraduate w/ chemistry course of summer. 687-4537. block from East. $1700 neg. Call Manuscripts cannot be returned. WIN A KEG Excellent salary and benefits. Send for biochemistry lab job. 5-10 hrs/ George, 684-0542. In the AOPi SANDCASTLE BUILDING COME OUT & PLAY resume and transcript to David wk, 1st summer session; 10-20 GREAT HOUSEMATE CONTEST! May 8, 12-3 p.m. at Ja­ for WEST SIDE STORY, that is. Dreifus. PO Box 10096, Raleigh. hrs/wk, 2nd session: possibility of Available immed. summer or long maica Motor Inn in N Myrtle Beach! HoofN'Horn is looking for NC, 27605-0096. continuing. Call 684-4098. term. GREAT house near both cam­ Real Estate Sales Prepare to battle it out in the sand! musicians to play in the orchestra puses. Res. neighborhood, Large Student to work in academic office PLAYTHERAPY for the fall musical. For more info BR, fireplace, hardwood floors, For sale — Very special intact early WEST SIDE STORY 3-5 p.m. Mon-Fri from May through Volunteers needed for the summer 1800 town house, 10 acres, 2000 contact Tracy Golin. 684-0428. central A/C, W/D, $250/mo. + util. Hoof n'Horn will be holding audi­ August. Attention to detail impor­ in the playrooms at DUMC. A com­ Call PATRICK 286-2322. s.f., livable, restorable, convenient tions for West Side Storyon Sep 3 tant. Computer/ word processing mitment of approx. 3 hr/wk re­ location, $80s. By appointment. and 4. Callbacks will be on Wed PROJECT WILD! experience. $6/hr. 684-3222. quired. Call 681-6524, 681-5419, M/F prefer grad student clean ma­ Call Joan Wyatt, Brother Assoc, Ac­ Sep 5. Make plans now to be Friends, Participants, and staff or 681-4349. ture outgoing $250/mo. Call 490- tion Realty, 528-1937 or 1-693- there!! — drop by the end of the year Charlie Goodnlght's Comedy Zone 5620 leave message. 8894. party on Thu Apr 26, 7 p.m. at at the Weeping Radish now hiring THE CHANTICLEER MYRTLE BEACH the East Campus Ctr. cocktail waitresses. Please apply is looking for someone with ac­ 10 min. from Duke, 15 min. from Need a place to stay at Myrtle? in person. Ask for Mike Leo. 115 counting experience to keep the Rooms for Rent RTP — 4 BR, 2-1/2 BA, fam rm, for­ Rooms available. Call Marie at RAIN FOREST TRIP N. Duke St. books for next year. If interested mals, FP, jaccuzi, study, bonus rm, 684-1768 for info. RDU-Amazon outing Oct 13-20 over and qualified please call 684- GREAT SUBLET! Room in 2 BR apt. deck, 2 car garage house and GMAT instructor needed for Stanley Fall Semester Break. Plan now to 7409. w/ prof female and cat. N-S woman many extras, approx 3000 sq. ft. SUPPORT AMNESTY H. Kaplan Educational Ctr classes. come! Details 286-3955. only. A/C $160/mo. + util $169,900. Call 490-5988. Buy posters from Amnesty In­ Call 489-8720 for application. (cheap!). Near West. Call Kim 490- DGLA PARTY 9:00 ternational Show! Get an order for- Child Care 5739. min the Bryan Ctr Gallery! FRI APR 27 at Greg's. Stop by DGLA Autos for Sale Desk at BC for directions or info. Summer job at River Runners Em­ HOUSEMATE(S) WANTED: large 2- porium. F/T. Starts early May. Call room suite in great house 1 block Trent3 1986-87 reunion, Fri from Summer Students free. Room and '84 VW Rabbit. AC, 4-sp, 4 DR. 63K Howard or Mike, 688-2001. from East. Prefer Grad/Prof stu­ 5-8 p.m., Few Fed Quad, Calling all Presbies — Grande Fi­ Board In exchange for part-time mi. Very good cond. $2,000. 286- dents. Perfect for couple, friends, BYOburgers, Grill, beer, sodas nale Dinner Tonight 6-7:30 Episco­ Act to protect the world we live in. child care — early mornings and 4181. or even one. Nonsmokers, semi- provided. Be there! pal Ctr 505 Alexander (cost: $4). Join NC's largest environmental or­ some evenings; end May thru Aug, vegetarian, no conservatives. Call Can you buy Jeeps, Cars, 4x4's. ganization in successfully working quiet nonsmoker. Contact Karen 682-6506. Seized in drug raids for under for a safer future. Starting salary, Casser 677-8000 ext 7010, 10-4 $100? Call for facts today. 805- $14,300-$18,000! Travel, bene­ p.m. Male Nonsmoker to share Walden 644-9533. Dept 364. fits, advancement. Call 856-1581 BIG SISTER wanted for 1990-1991 Pond Townhouse. Quiet area, 2 mi. after 2 p.m. Mon-Fri. school yr. Room and board in our from campus, W/D, heat/AC. dish­ '87 Chrysler LeBaron Convt. Exc THE CHRONICLE Local Moving Co. needs summer large home in return for spending washer. $240/mo. + V3 util. Call cond, all options, AT, turbo. 46K workers to move local households. approx. 15 hrs/wk with our 4 and 2 383-5028. mi. Black w/gray leather interior. $9990. Call 684-6672, 1-732- P/T or F/T available. Call 682-5688 year old children. Hours flexible. CLASSIFIEDS INFORMATION 6267. for appt. Good Pay! Call Ira at 493-3303 Apts. for Rent BASIC RATES MOTORCYCLE: '82 Honda CM450E, $3.00 (per day) for the first 15 words or less. SUMMER SUBLET. Apt with garden 7800 mi, new front tire, battery, near West Campus. End of May to helmet. Great cond. Fast. $875 w/ 100 (per day) for each additional word. middle of Aug for only $200/mo. helmet. Andy, 684-0169. Call or leave message: 286-9256. SPECIAL FEATURES WHITE 1 BR apt, close to West Campus, See page 27 • (Combinations accepted.) very energy efficient, Range, refrig, AC. $275/mo. 684-5150, days; $1.00 extra per day for All Bold Words. STAR JR. 493-9065 or 493-9873 nights, $1.50 extra per day for a Bold Heading weekends. (maximum 15 spaces). Corner Cole Mill Si $2.00 extra per day for a Boxed Ad. Hillsborough Rd. 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From page 26 DUKE PERFORMERS "STROKE ME" WCU, after 2 years I figure it's time Lana — Thanks sissie. Death MR. Casher The PUB Committee of DUU is plan­ won't be performed by the Chorale I got published. First one's for you threats in the backseat, double Can't wait until next year. Should ning a student entertainment se­ on Fri, but come on over anyway at Bassett guys who never thought dating in NYC, Red Hanrahan, the we measure our room again? Any­ Classic '65 Caddie convert., runs ries for next fall. Any musicians, 8 p.m. in Biddle to celebrate. $1 you'd get one — you know who you parallel parking crusade, you can't way, thanks for being a great friend great! Ready for cruisin'. Call 683- stand-up comedians or other small for students, $2 others. are — it's been kinda fun having cook (why?), trading poems and this year and have a fantastic sum­ 3414. acts, please call the Union office mer. Later on — The Truth. PLAN AHEAD!! perpetual study breaks outside my love that goes with them. Love al­ at 684-2911 if you are interested. door, having my poeephole ways, the Pfrosh, Sally. For sale: 1980 Plymouth Champ. Warm up those vocal cords and Ask for Adam Joyce. reversed and my room periodically HEY SEXY BUNS! $700. 383-3856. bring a prepared song to auditions invaded. Second's for the Blue JBA LOVES SGM It be six months! Here's to Myrtle, a CRISTINABUBB!! for West Side Story, Sep 3 and 4 1955 Buick Special 4 dr. hardtop. House, Duke Recycles, Earthday Who was that who said I was em- super summer and California, and Happy 21st Birthday! Welcome to (Callbacks Sep 5). Come on; we One owner. 65,500 actual mi. Yel­ groupies, Newport, Henry, and ev­ barassed to let people know I love of course, to being together next the world of warm beer and perma­ low and cream. Excellent condi­ know you can do it! eryone else who has politely him? Here it is for the whole school year. I love you forever and ever. nent marker. I'll miss you next to see. I love you! Thanks for the tion. (919)-834-7665. ARROWMAN tolerated me. Third is for all you Your snuggle-bunny. year. Love, LORA. BEST (you know what that means) Thanks for many awesome nice people I never see anymore, year ever. Remember, I'm optimis­ SUZANNE B 1990 GRADUATES memories. Get psyched to travel like you Giles, Central Campus, & For Sale — Misc. off-people. Give me a call some­ tic! If anyone can handle a long­ Hey you crazy chick! Good Luck w/ Baccalaureate Tickets must be the world (yeow!) and for many distance relationship, we can. the MCAT on Sat & get psyched to picked up on Apr 23, 24 from more memories to come. Love al­ time: my answering machine would FRIDGE FOR SALE love to talk to you! By the way, Good luck on finals. Love, Jen. go out Sat night! Murali. Please buy my refrigerator — MUST 10:30 a.m.-l p.m. or Apr 25, 26 ways. Your Foof. from 1:30-4 p.m. in the Lobby of does anyone feel like biking France KIM FLEM SELL! Best offer, call 684-1890. AEPhis! this summer? Seriously! Call 684- JENNIFER ATHEY Gross Chem. I know it was supposed to be Get psyched for our mixers with 7171. Crush the MCAT on Sat & then get anonymous but... Thanks — you FREE FRIDGE! GET PAID! AEPi and ChiPsi at Myrtle! We be set for the beach! It's been a fan­ made my day! I'm gonna miss you! Large dorm fridge, a few years The Chronicle has openings for jammin'. TORSTEN "MORE OR LESS" tastic yr. w/you! Your Big Bro. Love, Amy Wex. old but in good condition. Free! pre-business students on the BERGER: Are you hiding something DIA STUDY BREAK What's the catch? All you have to 1990-91 business staff. Get expe­ POSTERS 4 SALE! from me? As far as I can tell, Wendy, Hey what an awesome Come roast the Seniors at the Rat! do is come and get it, preferably rience with accounting and com­ You can buy posters ($15-$20) there's a lot more "more" than cover. Thanks for another great Fri at 4:30. Take a break from during graduation week, May 11- puters. Call 684-6106 or stop by from Amnesty International Show! less... year. I'm glad I'll be back. MB nine studying. 13. If interested, call 684-7551 101W. Union Bldg to apply. Forms in BC Gallery! daysl Love, Jeff. and leave a message. Don't pass Jen. Linda, Shari, Trina, Fubar DR. DERIEG ADPIS Like Kids? Like to Camp? WOODS men, Gerald, Anne Hanes8687, ELLIE LASSITER up on this great deal! needs leaders for 1990-1991 year. Karen, Kama ina. Barbarian of the Good luck on exams. See y'all in Central men, fellow chemistry You're the best roomie ever! From Meet on Fri — 5 p.m. in the Rat. Hawaiian islands, goddess of the Schwinn 10-spd., red 19" unisex Myrtle! geeks, KDs, Chapel choir and Duke the Hot Tamale to the Man of the Call Rob (684-0241) or Andrew Hawaiian highways and byways, frame, good condition and Basketball. Thanks for making the Hour, you've helped me through it (684-0645) for Info. Great commu­ and EMPRESS OF THE MCATs: let's BROTHER electric typewriter, both last 4 yrs the greatest. Dr Sus. all. Pierre sends his love. I'll miss THANKS! nity service potential! celebrate when it's over! Good prices negotiable. Call 684-0125. you tons! Amen. The Women's Ctr would like to A. Southgate was definitely "Where luck! Love, Erin and Fletcher express our sincere appreciation PICASSO/CALDER Macintosh the sidewalk ends" in more ways LEY MITCHELL Kamalamalama. 512K Enhanced with new external to the following students for Miro and others! Buy posters from than 1. Never thought we'd make it You can leave behind Duke, You T"MorL"B: "More" smarter, "more" 800K disk drive and lots of soft­ their Invaluable contributions of the Amnesty International Show! this far, and I never expected it to can leave behind guys; But big and fun at parties, "more" GWDD, ware. $750. 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Pick one up before You eat too much, you fart too your eyes and think Myrtle Beach, JUICYFRUIT ATTN :DEV TUTORS Thanks for restoring my faith in hu­ leaving campus for the summer. much, you tell stupid jokes, but we complete with schnapps made Girlfriend, you're so beautiful... Anyone interested in holding a manity at this school. Don't forget love you anyway. Jerome if you from peach! Chi-0 Love, YBS. New Order, The Cure, the couch, Heading for Europe position in this organization next how special you are! I just wish I year, please contact Alexandra at want to! Happy Birthday — 00. BJ the floor — I hope this year has this Summer? Jet there anytime for had time to get to know you better. been good to you because YOU are 684-7765 by Thu 4/26. Sorry it's late. Chronicle screwed Thanks for everything, this semes­ $160 or less with AIRHITCH (as Love, Karl. my one and only love! From your up! ter has been fun. 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When does adate become a crime?

Wfomen have always spoken out against injustice. Ii happens when a man forces a woman to haw: sex againsi her wili Yet, 9 out of 10 women raped on campus don't say a word. And even when it involves college students, ift still considered a criminal offense. A felony Punishable by prison. Maybe irt bec«use most campus rapes ai So if you want tn keep a good time from turning into a bad one. try the victim know,, so she ma> think it doesn't count lo keep this in mind Except, no one asks for rape. And no one has the right tu force you into sex against your will. When she says "No" And be refusest o listen So if this has happened to you. please report it. Because after all the strides women have made. you can't afford tu Against her will is against the law.

Think ofthe six women closest to you. Rape Now guess 101. which one will be raped this year.

If you think rape can't happen to you. you're in for a real education. A lot of campus rapesstar t here. One wt of six college women will be sexually assaulted this year Because statistics show thai rape happens more to women in your age Whenever ihere"', drinking or drugs, things can gel out of hand But you can change the odds of it happening. Simply by trying to group than any other. In fact, this year, one out of six college women avoid situations [hat leave you or your friends vulnerable. will be the victim of rape or jitcmptcd rape Wry often by someone So it's no surprise that many campus rapes involve alcohol. But men should know that under any circumstances, sex without F larters. follow- security measures Don't prop residence hall she know. A fellowstudent . Even a date. di i open. Walk with a friend after dark And be aware that date And that's a crime. Because any time a woman is forced to have sex the other person's consent |s considered rape. A lelony. punishable by prison. And drinking is no excuse rape is a major problem on college campuses. With many of these against her will its a felony rapes involving drinking. Rape It's a subject no one .should lake lightly Thai's why. when you party, us good to know what vour limits arc.

Now we know. And we can't go back. We are all part of a larger Duke community that now knows that one woman per week reports having been raped on our campus by a date or acquaintance. And we know that only one in 10 women report. We know - now - that alcohol is usually involved. We are part of a community that recognizes the seriousness of sexual assault. Talking about it, as we have done during the past six weeks, is a first step in creating the climate where sexual violence is not tolerated. Our discussion has been encouraged by the Duke Rape and Sexual Assault Task Force, and by other groups doing concurrent programs. President H. Keith H. Brodie was responsible for funding the task force efforts. Thank you, President Brodie. And thanks to all the groups and individuals committed to this effort. In case you are won­ dering how date rape became such a topic of conversation, or want to know but a few of those responsible for bringing it to our attention, note the summary of events on the adjoining page:

Thank you to all the groups and individuals who contributed to these efforts. Have a Safe Summer. THURSDAY, APRIL 26,1990 EXAM BREAK ISSUE THE CHRONICLE / PAGE 31 Excuses From page 8 could take the exam that afternoon Students Accidentally "What Happened" rather than at the normally sched­ Miss Exam uled time — extenuating circum­ The most unusual excuse I en­ stances. Extenuating circumstances? countered in my many years of Once again, Love had led him teaching at Duke is as follows: astray. It seems that he had set the Two students missed one of my alarm for 5 am so that he could get eight o'clock midterms (yes, we had March 21: Orientation program, new Duke and Acquaintance Rape up and cram for the exam, but, alas, eight o'clocks), but appeared at my Education trainees (excellent turnout). his girlfriend's alarm clock had not office several hours later. One had a March 22: DARE Program, Law School, (people devoted their lunch gone off at the appropriately sched­ bandage on his head and the other hour) uled hour. She had failed to awaken had his arm in a sling. They said March 22: Liz Stewart, Director of Rape Crisis of Durham, briefed the him, and he had bolted out of bed that they had been studying to­ presidents of IFC and Panhel (Even though Carolina was only two minutes before making the gether for the exam until early in playing basketball and Liz, otherwise a sterling individual, is a phone call. the morning. When one was leaving Carolina fan.) As I computed final grades that the apartment he hit his head on the March 24: DARE Facilitator Training, Part I. evening, I wondered if I should door jam resulting in a severe cut. March 24: Safety Skills Training for Women, led by Kathy Hopwood change careers. Hearing the inti­ The second student took him to the and Beth Seigler, of Triangle Women's Martial Arts Center mate, gooey details of a love-struck emergency room. While the doctor March 28: "Risky Business", a program on alcohol, sex and sexual assault, Romeo was far more entertaining was sewing up the bloody scalp sponsored by Student Health. than tracking down embezzlers with wound, the second student fainted, March 29: "Date Rape at Duke", a panel discussion led by Duke psy­ multiple aliases who hit on small fell to the floor and broke his arm. chologists Dr. Susan Roth and Dr. David Lisak and sociologist town North Carolina banks. Two They had just been released from Dr. Wendy Luttrell days later, having turned over the the hospital and had a doctor's note March 31:. DARE Facilitator Training, Part II. file to the Registrar, I sighed with verifying the injuries and times, just April 4: "Sexual Decision-Making," Fubar, a program on just what it relief, kicked up my feet on the desk in case I had any doubts. says, making decisions about the appropriate level of sexual and looked out toward the hall. The activity for you and communicating those decisions. Spon­ sign on he door now read "rotcurtsnl Dr. Henry Hellmers sored by DARE, PISCES and PICAD peer counselors, with hcnerF/rolesnuoC evoL/sregoR Professor Emeritus thank yous to Jan Kaufman in Student Health for develop­ etteiluJ." ment, training and supervision. April 5: "Men and Rape", a panel discussion. Panelists included Dr. Juliette Rogers The Rabbit Died... David Lisak, Tim Tyson, a hisory grad student in the van­ Romance Studies and So Did I guard of public gender consciousness to whom many are grateful, and Kenvin Hoffman, Tinity '83, former president of A Death in the Why I haven't done any homework IFC and current board member, Durham Rape Crisis. for the last 6 weeks: April 4-6: Mary Ann Turnbull and colleagues at N.C. State University Extended Nuclear Family This year I've been living with my held a regional conference on date rape, featuring national "My grandmother's brother-in-law girlfriend, and I think she's preg­ leaders on the subject, including Duke's Dr. Susan Roth. Also died, and I must attend the funeral nant. Her parents are coming for on the program was our own DARE leadership: Carolyn and simply can't get the paper in on graduation, and I've been too scared Gerber, Russ Pagano and Rebecca Patton. Numbers of Duke time.'' to do any schoolwork. persons attended. April 6: Special seminar on the Duke campus led by Dr. Mary Koss, Robert F. Durden Roger C. Barr author of THE study of date and acquaintance rape on college History Dept. Professor, Biomedical Engineering campuses nationally. April 9: "Sexual Decision-Making", Hastings, see April 4- April 10: "Sexual Decision-Making", Southgate, see April 4 and 9. April 12: "Date Rape on Trial". Lower level Page Auditorium was nearly full for the final chapter in the saga of Angela and Ted. Hats off to playwright Rebecca Patton, Law '91 and her cast Our Business of law students. Special thanks to the attorneys who partici­ pated: William Hart (prosecution), Ann Loflin (defense) and Donald Beskind (judge). Thanks also to Jody McAuliffe of TRIANGLE TRAVEL is Travel Duke Drama, narrator Jamey Stowell, Trinity '93 and Dean Sue Wasiolek, who played the bailiff. After watching the staged trial, the audience divided into discussion groups, led by DARE Facilitators. Five of the six Students, call us to plan your trip home. discussion groups, along with the onstge jury, convicted Ted. the sixth group returned a verdict of not guilty, but did agree that Ted was a slimeball and needed sexual counseling. * LOW AIR FARES April 16: "Sexual Decision-Making" - Pegram, see April 4, 9 and 10. * EFFICIENT April 17: Safety program for Delta Gamma, led by Ruby Thompkins of Public Safety. • RESPONSIVE If This Has Happened to You: • PROFESSIONAL Rape Crisis Center of Durham 683-8628 Serving Duke Travelers for over 28 Years CAPS 684-5100 Duke Women's Center 684-3897 Counseling Availability Tuesdays 684-3897 (Employees) PERSONAL ASSISTANCE SERVICE 684-2769 731 Broad Street 1018 W. Main Street For questions about any of the above, or to schedule a DARE 286-6700 286-6710 program for your group, call the Women's Center, 684-3897. UNIVERSITY BUSINESS TRAVEfe 286-6720 • _/F . atfl EXAM BREAK ISSUE PAGE 32 / TTHE CHRONICLE THURSDAY. APRIL 26.1990 Crosswords

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Table of Contents Map to Myrtle Beach 3 MYRTLE Myrtle Beach is more than the home of Vanna White 3 Hurricane Hugo: Myrtle Beach community withstands its force 4 s Where will the Dukies be? 6 GUIDE 90 Map of Myrtle Beach 7 Myrtle Beach nightlife offers fun after the sun 9 Finals are approaching fast. tourists, their work continues Photo spread 10-11 Next week will be tough for most today. Even so, you will still Neon, tie-dye and of us, but better days are just have as good a time as ever at around the corner —less than 10 Myrtle! The area was not blown volleyball fads sweep the beach scene 14 days until Myrtle! off the map. A must-do list for Myrtle 15 Everyone has heard stories of We have included information what Hugo did to the beach. in this guide that we hope will SC laws you should know 16 These stories left us a little make your visit to the beach a Health problems can occur during beach vacations 17 unsure about what we would little more enjoyable and a little find when we visited Myrtle safer. We have also tried to come Malls, outlets are a shopper's dream come true 18 Beach a few weeks ago. Would it up with some ideas for things to still be the same place we have do if you get tired of lying on the Myrtle Beach Guide Staff grown so accustomed to? beach. What we found was an area Editor Linda Knopp that is working hard to pick itself So take heart; the warm sun Editorial Assistant Laura Tawney back up. While the worst of the and the beach are waiting for you Photographer George Ivey hurricane damage occurred to in South Carolina. Just take a Cover Design Loren Faye the south of Myrtle, Ocean deep breath, buckle down and Photo Spread Design Charles Carson Boulevard did not go unharmed. study hard, and soon the school General Manager Barry Eriksen Many beachfront properties were year will be over. Then you can Production Manager Linda Nettles damaged. forget about everything except Advertising Sales Manager Sue Newsome Although residents have done having a great time at Myrtle Advertising Sales Representatives Judy Bartlett Beach! Betty Hawkins a lot to get the area in shape for — :—— — i—

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By LINDA KNOPP to the south. But Myrtle did not II"".'"'" ,'! .'" '.— '".I"1 '".'•'•• —.•—•.•••••• ' escape unscathed. On the night of Sept. 21-22, the Most of the damage at Myrtle oc­ South Carolina coast received an curred right along the beach. When uninvited guest. This visitor was Hugo hit, the 135-mile-per-hour winds unlike the millions of tourists who blew all of the sand from the beach flock to the beach each year. He did onto Ocean Boulevard. According to a not come to enjoy the warmth of the local resident, the beach was down to sun, a relaxing game of tennis or its base core, which resembled black round of golf, or even a walk on the cork. Windows were broken; swim­ beach. His visit was not a laid-back ming pools were destroyed. vacation at all. Today, many of these scenes have Instead, he came quickly, bringing been repaired. Sand was trucked in all with him a line of destruction and winter. Glass has been cleared away despair. He shattered the peacefulness from the beach. Sea oats have been one generally associates with watch­ replanted and fences rebuilt. ing the waves roll up onto the shore. Despite these improvements, when Some feared he threatened the viabil­ you arrive at the beach you will ity of the tourist industry, an industry quickly recognize that Myrtle Beach is on which the Myrtle Beach economy not the same as it was during last heavily relies. year's visit. Sand still covers the This visitor was Hugo. More than roadway. Some stores remain closed. six months have passed since the When the tide comes in, the waves hurricane hit the South Carolina roll further up on the shore than ever shore. And although Hugo's marks can before, leaving little beach on which still be seen, the Myrtle Beach com­ to walk. Because of the more narrow GEORGE IVEY munity has taken great strides to beaches, high tides have already This scene shows some of the damage Hugo caused to beachfront properties. prepare itself for the upcoming tourist knocked down some of the newly season. built fences and washed away some of Now, all that remains of the Holiday beach were also damaged —especially Recent figures estimate that Hugo the sea oats. Inn pier is the buildings which used underneath —and most swimming caused more than $2.6 billion in But one of the most telling signs of to house rental companies. The pools on the ocean side were under­ damage. The Grand Strand was spared the destruction is the state of the Tilghman Pier landed on the roof at mined. Further away from the ocean, the worst of this damage when the eye piers, which once served as landmarks Crazy Zack's. Myrtle Beach did not receive much of the storm hit Charleston, 100 miles for people walking along the beach. Most of the buildings along the See HUGO on page 5

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Hwy. 17 and 21st Ave. S. N. Myrtle Beach • 272-7458 109 W. Gordon St. Kinston. NC • No. 6 Lumina Ave. Wrightsville Beach, NC Yaupon Drive Oak Island, NC • 5740 Oleander Drive Wilmington, NC Salterpath Road Atlantic Beach, NC • Hwy. 210 Surf City, NC Mile Post 11 Nags Head, NC • Hwy. 58 Emerald Isle. NC Open Sundays 12 Noon Hwy. 421 & Winner Ave. Carolina Beach, NC Mixed Beverages Served 7 Days a Week THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1990 MYRTLE BEACH GUIDE THE CHRONIC IF / PAGE 5 Rebuilding continues today HUGO from page 4 ings, the South Carolina Coastal damage. After hitting the shore, Hugo Council has been investigating the lifted up and touched down further construction sites. These "Coast inland. Tornados and other remnants Busters" as they are called have fined of the storm later caused widespread people who are not complying with damage in Florence and Rock Hill, state coastal management laws as they S.C, and Charlotte, N.C. rebuild. Most violations have been for As you walk along the beach, you dumping illegal fill onto the beach. can see the damage Hugo caused. Other individuals and businesses While some repairs have already been have been fined for rebuilding within made, you will still see buildings in ocean setback lines. South Carolina all stages of reconstruction. You will forbids building new sea walls or also find several empty lots; some other construction projects within beachfront structures were unable to these lines, which extend at least 20 withstand Hugo's force. feet from where the first row of dunes Some buildings which are still are supposed to be. standing, including the Holiday Inn in These coastal regulations are in­ North Myrtle Beach, remain un­ tended to discourage building along touched because not all property the ocean because there is less and owners have gotten their insurance less land on which to build each year settlements yet. Other buildings as the waves carry more sand out to appear to be as good as new. In fact, sea. Hugo hastened this erosion some may even be better than they process, so today there is less beach were before. Because property owners than ever. Because experts have had to repair or rebuild their buildings predicted that there is an even chance after Hugo, some decided they would another hurricane will hit the eastern take the opportunity to expand or shore again this year — based on the remodel. While much has been done rainfall patterns in Africa — control­ to rebuild the Myrtle Beach area, the ling beachfront building is becoming construction projects are not com­ even more crucial. GEORGE IVEY plete. However, the threat of another Despite improvements over the last seven months, construction projects If you walk south along the beach, hurricane has not dissuaded most you will likely see a house which was property owners from rebuilding continue. broken in half by Hugo's fury. This along the ocean. Many have cited a the buildings and shoreline, the while an uncommon Christmas snow scene gives you an indication of what love for the beach as the reason they wildlife at the beach was another storm wiped out the pelicans. "It's a some of the other buildings probably risk similar destruction in the future. victim of the hurricane. The only shame," said a bird-lover as she was looked like right after the storm. Although the most visible sign of birds left on the beach are the seag­ taking her daily walk along the beach. As the residents repair their build­ Hugo's destruction is the damage to ulls. Hugo claimed the sea pippins, See HUGO on page 8

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•'•••••••••YI'.Y.Y.Y.VI THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1990 MYRTLE BEACH GUIDE THE CHRONICLE / PAGE 9 Myrtle Beach nightlife offers fun after the sun By LAURA TAWNEY policy was constructed after the change in the state's method of Prime tanning hours are over, and punishing underage people who are you're ready to do something else. caught drinking in a bar. Rather than Only, you don't know what's going fining the bar, the individual is held on. In actuality, there are many responsible and slapped with a $600 options and specials that you can take fine. Mr. Stuart said they will be advantage of, and I've taken it upon putting a large "X" on the hand of myself to find them for you (imagine everyone who is not 21. He advises the fun doing the research for this you to "save your time, the 'X' won't article!) Included are some Duke wash off." favorites as well as some new alterna­ But don't worry folks. Mr. Stuart tives, and a run down on the Happy wants everyone to have fun, and if Hour specials at some of the "fun" anyone gets into trouble, just give him places. a call-or Zack. . . by the way, he's new NIGHTCLUBS too!

The Afterdeck GEORGE IVEY Jamaica Joes Dance outside in the moonlight on One of the Dukie favorites, the surf bar is open and ready for visitors. A small private nightclub, known a deck overlooking the Intracoastal for its late, late, late, late night crowd. Waterways. Featuring live bands as According to the owner, Mr. Stuart, As for the bar, bartenders Will and The advice that was given was to well as a DJ, the Afterdeck's music the two sanded volleyball courts Dennis are ready for action with "come here after you've been every­ consists of Top 40 dance music. The double Zack's original outdoor space Zack's three full-functioning bars and where else." While the nightclub Afterdeck opens every evening at 8 and will be open so everyone can two draft bars. The music is coordi­ doesn't have live entertainment, they p.m. and generally stays open until 2 "play all day." Lights are tentatively nated by a DJ at the end of a large do have a DJ who is known for his or 3 a.m. Proper ID is required, and scheduled to be installed so that the dance floor which is surrounded by late-night beach music, along with a from May 7-10, there will be a special courts can be used at night. These one of the bars and comfy booth large television screen that plays student discount for those who show lights should be up by the time seating to the left . The bar opens at videos, and poker machines. their college ID. everyone gets there. 3:00 p.m., and except for Saturday and The nightclub is open from 4 p.m.- Mr. Stuart also noted many of the Sunday when they close at 2:00 a.m., 4 a.m., except for Saturday and Crazy Zack's other quarter million dollars worth of it is open all night. Nightly giveaways Sunday when it closes at 2 a.m. Cover Rap, dance, late night beach music, changes and preparations they have are once again in the works, with such charge with a guest pass is generally pitchers of everything and a floor with made for this year. Since most of the items as drink huggers and suntan $2 after 12 a.m. on Friday and $5 after more levels than Perkins-yep it's Tilghman pier landed on the roof lotion, adorned with the Crazy Zack's 10 p.m. on Saturday. Guest passes are Zack's. An old Duke favorite, Zack's is during the hurricane, much of the roof logo. avaiable at a lot of the hotels and ready not only for another year of late- has been redone. Crazy Zack's also has Proper ID is required to drink; restaurants in the area. night entertainment, but also fun in a new air conditioning system and a however, starting this year, everyone the sun with its new volleyball courts. new sound system. 19 and over can enter the bar. This See NIGHTLIFE on page 12 PAGE 10 / THE CHRONICLE MYRTLE BEACH GUIDE THURSDAY, API Y.APRIL 26,1990 MYRTLE BEACH GUIDE THE CHRONICLE / PAGE 11

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NIGHTLIFE from page 9 dirt to an intricate light and sound Rock Option or Mama Gilbert's Rock- show. Nightly dance music consists of N-Roll Emporium Top 40 and extended dance mixes, Finally, a live band! From May 2-6, which are accompanied by both lights the Trend will be playing a variety of and a large television screen that plays both old and new rock at Rock Option. the videos. According to the bartenders, "they "The Galleon" is comprised of two jam," and Rico, the band's lead full-functioning clubs and a pool bar, guitarist is "the hottest guitarist at the which are all open on weekends. It beach" with an amazing rendition of presently is expanding further, with a "Carry On My Wayward Son." Then, Beach Club restaurant and 24-hour starting on May 9, the band 100 Proof cafe expected to be open by this will be playing. summer. The manager, Casy Dye, Other entertainment includes a DJ emphasized the fact that all of the that plays during the band's breaks — construction is being done because of usually rhythm and blues — and the expansion, not because of neces­ GEORGE IVEY sary repairs due to hurricane Hugo. pinball, slots, and poker machines. Although Hugo damaged some buildings along the beachfront, owners are Starting May 1, Rock Option is open "The Galleon" is open Tuesday working hard to get their night spots ready for Myrtle Beach week. seven nights a week, generally until through Sunday, with cover charges 5 or 6 a.m. Happy hour is daily from generally $5 on Friday and $7 on everything from progressive to classic expansion in their menu of "basic 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., with specials of $1.50 Saturday. Since it's located across the rock and reggae. For something grill" food, or basket food — watch beer and $2.50 House liquor. Proper street from Zack's, not only is it a different, sometimes a Duke band is out DUFS! As for their carding policy, ID is required. convenient place to go, it's also featured, bringing live entertainment anyone can enter the bar during the While from the outside, Rock something different from the usual bar to an already fun crowd. day for grill food. Generally around Option may not seem very big, it is a scene. Since Swells is located right on the 8 or 9 p.m., they begin carding at the comfortably-sized place with plenty of ocean (and next to the Royal Palms!!), doors. So, if you get there before tables, a dance floor and bartenders Swells it did receive some damage from the 8 p.m well??? that are ready to dance on the bar. Yep, everyone's favorite surf bar hurricane. Presently, owners Mark Price-wise, the beer here is about 25 will be open and ready for action for Prince and Dave Dulin are busy 2001 cents cheaper than most other bars, beach week. Known for its surfboard cleaning the place up. Although the Known for its VIP entertainment, and the drink prices are about 75 on the ceiling, many television only damage on the inside was caused 2001 even has its own valet parking. It cents less. screens playing videos, pool table, by "a little water," outside damage is comprised of two full-functioning outside deck and Dukie atmosphere, forced them to rebuild their outside clubs and each of the clubs targets a The Spanish Galleon Swells has become a hot spot for late- deck. Remember the teak bar? Exactly, different type of music and crowd. In The hip call it "the Galleon," when night entertainment in Myrtle. Al­ it's just a memory now. However, they Razzies, the music is beach music they refer to the only true dance club though they have a small dance floor, have built a smaller outside deck for with bands playing nightly. Then, in on the strip. Open since 1963, the the music is arranged by a DJ, whose this summer. Pulsations, or "The beat of the beach," club's dance floor has evolved from style is diverse and upbeat, including Another addition to Swells is an See NIGHTLIFE on page 13

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m THURSDAY, APRIL 26,1990 MYRTLE BEACH GUIDE ThE CHRONICLE / PAGE 13 Clubs prepare for Dukies " •;.. ;' "— NIGHTLIFE from page 12 sports bar also has pool tables, inside the music consists of bands playing shuffle board, games, pinball and dance music — Top 40 and disco. videos. Happy hour is EVERY day Each club has its own bar and an from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., with reduced expansive dance floor. drink prices and free hors d'ourvres. Although the cover charge is more Mulligan's also has a full menu of expensive here, they have nightly sandwiches and entrees, with its specials for our beach week. The only specialty in burgers. problem with 2001 is that it is located about three or four miles away from Rum Runners' Seafood most of the hotels, which means that Known for its casual atmosphere someone's gotta drive. and specialty in both steaks and seafood, Rum Runners' Happy Hour is HAPPY HOURS from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. daily. Rum Runners offers reduced drink prices Marina Raw Bar and a special on seafood — 20 cent Located on Vereen's Marina, the oysters and steamed shrimp. What a Marina Raw Bar is an ideal spot for deal! watching the sun set with a Happy Hour glass in hand. Happy Hour at the Santa Fe Station Marina is from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., Decorated like a train dining car, Monday through Saturday. Drink this place radiates personality from prices are reduced; regularly, drafts the start. Happy Hour is just as excit­ are $1.50 and House Brand liquor ing, for you can either enjoy the $3.50. However, the Marina's spe­ scenery from their outside patio cialty is oysters on the half shell. overlooking Vereen's Marina or you During Happy Hour they are half can stay inside their all-glass bar. price, $4.00 a dozen (which breaks Happy Hour is from 4 p.m. to 6:30 down to about 30 cents each for all of p.m. daily with half-price drinks, free you econ majors). chips and salsa, and a special on oysters — 25 cents for oysters on the Mulligan's half shell and 35 cents for steamed Well, it's not exactly T.J. Hoops, oysters. The oysters are on special because the emphasis here is GOLF. again from 10 p.m. to 12 a.m., or until Known for its multitude of flags "the law shuts them down." Santa Fe throughout the bar (Mulligan's has a Staion also has an incredible menu, SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE flag from each of the more than fifty with everthing from nachos to beer If you'd like to explore the ocean depths, try scuba diving. At Myrtle Beach, golf courses in Myrtle Beach), the battered shrimp (a personal favorite!). you can rent scuba equipment or take lessons — even in your motel pool. WE ARE READY FOR DUKE! • COMPLETELY REMODELED DECK • NEW SOUND SYSTEM GOOD LUCK ON EXAMS! • 2 VOLLEYBALL COURTS

Super Tuesday Thursday Monday- Sunday Zoo Night Night Thursday $4.00 Pitcher of Beer 7 til 11 p.m. 7 til 1 a.m. $4.00 Pitcher of Beer $8.00 Pitcher of $4.00 Pitcher of Beer $4.00 Pitcher of Beer Long Island Iced Tea $8.00 Pitcher of Long Island Iced Tea FREE TEE SHIRTS 25

2nd Ave. and Hillside Dr., Ocean Drive North Myrtle Beach • 249-2404 PAGE 14 / THE CHRONICLE MYRTLE BEACH GUIDE THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1990 Neon, tie-dye and volleyball fads sweep the beach scene By LINDA KNOPP t-shirt is the half-cut shirt. They are back bigger than ever this year, What is the newest craze at Myrtle according to an employee at one of the Beach this year? To find out, you only Pacific stores along Hwy. 17. need to visit one of the many Wings Now that you know what the locations or other similar stores which newest fashion styles are, what type of dot the Myrtle Beach landscape. accessories do you need to dress up During our recent trip to the beach, we your new outfits? Friendship bracelets visited a couple of these stores so we of all colors and materials are popular would be able to give you an idea of this year. You can buy both the what's new at the beach this year. traditional woven variety and the Here's a sampling of what we found! newer leather version in fluorescent In our own personally-guided tour colors to match your new neon of one of the Wings stores, we found wardrobe. that the "Wild Thing" t-shirts have If you're not into checking out the given away to tie-dye shirts. Not only latest beach souvenirs, you might be tie-dye, but acid-wash tie-dye as well! interested in finding out about the In addition to the t-shirts, you can also newest beach activities. Volleyball buy tie-dye shorts and other pieces of will be one of the most popular games clothing as well. It's the newest look at Myrtle this year. Always a beach on the fashion scene at the beach. favorite, it is becoming even bigger. Neon colors are also big this year in everything from clothes to sun­ Two new volleyball courts were glasses. Hot pinks, fluorescent yellows recently opened at Crazy Zack's, and and greens, and acid oranges are the lights should be up by Myrtle week to GEORGE IVEY colors of the season. And if you want accommodate nighttime play. These Volleyball, always a favorite beach game, has now come to Crazy Zack's. to be really in style, you can buy a courts were the site of an Easter neon, tie-dye outfit! volleyball tournament. The Myrtle volleyball courts. May 5-6. If you are not the type to wear the Beach area will also host other volley­ Another growing beach activity is These are a few of this year's bright colors, you will be glad to know ball tournaments later this year, sand soccer. Although it is not as big newest crazes at the beach, but for the you may still purchase the regular including the East Coast Pro Volley­ as volleyball (yet!), it is becoming most part Myrtle remains the same as Myrtle Beach t-shirts you have seen so ball tournament. While you may not more popular. You might want to take you remember it. Despite the destruc­ often during previous visits. You be ready for the pro circuit, Myrtle some time to learn this game or to tion Hugo caused along the beach, know, they're the ones stores sell for a Beach week might be a good time to watch others play in the tournament Myrtle is still the same place Dukies dollar or two. The newest style of the improve your spike on the new which is scheduled for Myrtle Beach have come to love.

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By LAURA TAWNEY watch them work. Some examples include: "See those guys over there? It seems like each year someone Well, they're watching me. . . so if you tells us why we should go to Myrtle, don't dance with me, I'll look like an how to get to Myrtle, or what we idiot."; "Hey, baby, wanna share a might see in Myrtle. How about some pitcher?"; "Didn't I just meet you in ideas on what you must do in Myrtle? the doorway?"; "Do these bracelets With apologies to DEF — I mean END mean that we're committed?"; and the — here are a few of the Duke tradi­ old favorite . . . "Hey, aren't you in my tions, along with some new variations, class?" Start with a large depart­ which all have to be done before you ment here, for example, Political come back to campus to either pack Science, then narrow it down to a up or try to graduate. A simple class if it works! checklist has been provided for your 7. Go to one of the many Pancake convenience, so go for it! To the houses and play "spot the golfer." winner of this beach scavenger hunt, Note: to get the highest score in this we award a year's supply of sand (hey, game, try to go as early in the morning that's a hefty prize if you own as possible; tee times are generally oceanfront property in Myrtle!) around 7 or 8 a.m. 1. Count all of the signs for South of the Border, starting from the Duke 8. Visit Kroger Galactica late at campus. Face it, the car ride is THAT night and try to figure out where the boring. How many miles to South of grocery store ends and the department the Border? store begins. 2. Actually stop at South of the 9. Try out some Calabash seafood, Border and get a picture of yourself or visit the town to the north of with Pedro. If Pedro isn't around, a Myrtle. sombrero ashtray will have to do. 10. Cruise the hotel strip dressed 3. Get thrown in the pool at Crazy in your new neon tie-dye with the Zack's. Nuff said. new Public Enemy blaring out of your ; :: car stereo. ''''"1IIIIIS1:* ;' : 4. Learn how to shag at tnree in the morning, then be glad that Duke isn't 11. DON'T pick up any random really in the south. scopes or mashes. 5. Buy a rainbow assortment of 12. Get sunburned and try to play UPI PHOTO Izod knit shirts at the Outlet Park. You it off that you've "just gotten a little When you're bored with lying in the sun, head for the water and try your hand can never have enough. color." at win dsurfing. It may look easy, but... well, just ask the dog. 6. Perfect your pathetic raps -and 13. Read back issues of R&R.

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Proper identification is required to South Carolina state law prohibits buy alcohol in stores or restaurants. you from having open bottles of liquor (No, college IDs won't suffice.) in a car unless the bottle is locked in Any store with a license can sell the trunk or luggage compartment. beer and wine, so you can buy them in You are risking fines and possible jail most grocery and convenience stores. sentencess if you possess beer, wine STAFF PHOTO These stores can be open 24 hours a or liquor if you are underage; possess You will be able to identify liquor stores at Myrtle Beach by the red dots on day and can sell beer and wine or consume alcohol in a club after the the outside of the buildings. anytime except between midnight legal hours, or buy alcohol for some­ Saturday and sunrise Monday. one under the age of 21. It is also beach or in any motor vehicle between • Swimming is prohibited beyond Liquor can only be sold in specifi­ illegal to have an open alcoholic 9 p.m. and sunrise. Also, you may not 50 yards from the shore or in depths cally-licensed stores which can sell container in any public place, includ­ ride on public streets on any part of above shoulder level unless a life­ only liquor and wine. You will ing the streets and beaches. your vehicle not intended for passen­ guard says otherwise. recognize these liquor stores by the While differences in the liquor ger use (i.e. you may not ride on • You may only use canvas rafts in red dots displayed on the outside of laws might affect you most during fenders or tailgates, or hang out of the ocean, and these rafts must have the buildings. South Carolina law re­ your visit, the following list highlights hatchbacks). safety ropes. quires these stores to display dots other ordinances you will want to • Glass containers and littering are As long as you keep these few with the letters "ABC" for Alcoholic keep in mind. prohibited on the beach. If you are simple rules in mind, you should not Beverage Control. Liquor stores are • You may make right turns on red caught violating these rules, you may run into any trouble with the law open 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday-Saturday. lights, except where prohibited by be required to help officials clean up during your visit. After all, you want In restaurants and clubs, you can signs. the beach. your trip to be fun, but safe and legal buy alcoholic drinks between 10 a.m. • Motorcycles on the road are • If you destroy sea oat plants, you as well, don't you? and 2 a.m. Monday-Friday. You required to have their lights on at all may be subject to a fine or prison (Information on laws and ordi­ cannot buy alcoholic beverages after times. sentence. nances wis collected, in part, from the midnight on Saturdays. No beer, wine • You may not operate motor • Although you can buy fireworks See &• Do guide published by the or liquor can be sold on Sundays, vehicles on the beach. in South Carolina, you may not put Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of except in some North Myrtle Beach • It is illegal to sleep on the public them off within the city limits. Commerce.) Your Harris teeter ALL-BLUE-DEVIL Store SUMMER JOBS AT THE BEACH... (ggodTay.... (^reatloc-^f/ Harris Teeter is looking for THE. individuals to work in our retail stores in Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head for the summer. Harris Teeter offers premium pay for individuals willing to work 40 or more DUCK hours per week. A higher rate of pay is available to individuals with previous retail grocery experience. The summer jobs are available at the following locations. North Village Shopping Center US 17 and. 33rd Avenue South FINE COLLEGIATE APPAREL North Myrtle Beach, S.C. Litchfield Landing Shopping Center Route 2, Box 288 Great Selection of Litchfield, S.C Deerfield Plaza Shopping Center Shorts and T's 1756 US 17 North mt 3 0 Surfside Beach, S.C. _r a. 1916 Perry St. Cfl 55 n Park Plaza Shopping Center p w A quick walk from Perry St. *' __- Greenwood Drive and Office Park Rd. n East Campus -S Hilton Head, S.C. T3J 286-DTJCK C To Apply Call 803/237-8456 ... Ask For Don Bissette THURSDAY, APRIL 26,1990 MYRTLE BEACH GUIDE THE CHRONICLE / PAGE 17 Health problems can occur during beach vacations Myrtle Beach week — what a great with soap and fresh water. You should time! Finals are over; the hectic days consult a physician for more serious on the summer job are yet to begin. stings, especially if you are prone to You don't have a care in the world. allergic reactions. Right? When faced with the hot climate of Well, not quite. While Myrtle the beach, your body can lose excess Beach week is a time for fun and water, which can lead to another frolicking in the sun, medical prob­ health threat. To help guard against lems can occur at the beach. The dehydration, you should drink at least following tips outline how to avoid one or two cups of fluid every hour. and treat common health problems This helps replenish the fluids the people face at the beach. body loses. One of the most common health If you do become dehydrated, the ailments beach-goers face is sunburn. first signs are weakness and dizziness. For some of us, sunburn becomes one STAFF PHOTO If you have these symptoms, you of the things we remember most about Although Myrtle Beach week is a great time to work on your tan with your should lie down in a cool place and our trips to the beach (although drink at least a quart of fluid, prefera­ friends, protect your skin or you may end up with a painful sunburn. Ouch! beautiful sunrises and moonlight bly Gatorade or a similar beverage. strolls on the beach are much more the same skin tone at the end of a long few who has never had a sunburn, you You should consult a doctor immedi­ pleasant memories!) Although it nor­ day on the beach. On these occasions, should be concerned about protecting ately if your condition does not mally isn't serious, sunburn can be treatment is available to make your your skin from the sun. Studies have improve quickly. very painful. It can definitely put a condition more bearable. shown that excessive exposure to the A trip to the beach can be great damper on the rest of your vacation! Over-the-counter lotions contain­ sun can cause skin cancer or prema­ fun, but it can pose health risks. If you To help guard against painful ing hydrocortizone, moisturizing ture aging of the skin. To help guard keep these safeguards in mind, you sunburns, you should not spend much creams, and wet, cool compresses can against this threat, you should also might be able to avoid these threats. time in the sun between 10 a.m. and 3 help alleviate your pain. Also, ice limit your time in the sun. When you Then, your memories of Myrtle Beach p.m. Don't let the brightness of the water, a mixture of one cup vinegar to are going to be in direct sunlight, use Week '90 will be pleasant: lying on sun fool you though; you can even get a gallon of ice water, or a mixture of protective sunscreens, and use mois­ the beach, scoping for guys or girls, a sunburn on an overcast day. four aspirins to two ounces of Milk of turizers after a day on the beach. taking in the night life of North Myrtle If you are fair-skinned, you should Magnesia might also make the pain go Another common health problem Beach — not being stuck in a doctor's use a suncreen with a high sun away. at the beach is jellyfish stings. If you office or emergency room. Relax, and protection factor (SPF). Especially For more serious sunburns (i.e., one are stung by a jellyfish, you should enjoy your trip! sensitive areas of your body such as which involves blisters and swelling), immediately rub sand on the sting your nose, lips, ear lobes and eye lids you probably need to be treated by a underwater to help wash away any (Information for this article was probably need extra protection from doctor who can provide special remaining jellyfish nettles. To help adapted from "Vactioner's Guide to sunblocks. medication to reduce pain and swel­ neutralize the toxins from the sting, Better Health," a brochure by the Despite these precautions, you may ling. you should apply meat tenderizer, Grand Strand Hospital, 809 82nd still find that you and lobsters share Even if you are one of the lucky vinegar or alcohol, and wash the area Parkway, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577.) BEACH WEAR T~Shirts & Shorts Hiking &. general sport shorts

T-Shirt Sale _» for the price of 2 AH smalls left from last year. All Clothing, Equipment and Accessories for Skiing and Tennis Good Selection of JANSJPORT Travel Packs Water Surfing and Wind Surfing We Now Have Roller Blades RIVER RUNNERS' - r j*/.-./ EMPORIUM Corner of Albermarle &v Morgan 688-2001 STATION 4221 Garrett Rd., Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10-8; Sat. 9-6 Durham, NC M-F 10-6 490-1 111 Durham Sunday 12-6 (Behind Darryl's) Sat 10-5 968-0731 Chapel Hill PAGE 18 / THE CHRONICLE MYRTLE BEACH GUIDE THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1990 Malls, outlets are a shopper's dream come true

By LINDA KNOPP your next Waccamaw Pottery shop­ to visit the Briarcliffe Mall in North from natural European oils. And if ping excursion. They now have a store Myrtle Beach. Briarcliffe is the only you get hungry, you may want to pick It never fails. You work hard all in Raleigh and other North Carolina enclosed mall in the North Myrtle up a cinnamon roll or sticky bun from year and slave over final papers and cities, as well as in other southern Beach area. TJ. Cinnamons, or have a real sit- exams while dreaming about how states and Illinois. Even more Wac­ Here, you will find the traditional down meal at Damon's or Knicker­ great it will be to relax at Myrtle camaw Pottery stores are in the mall stores: Belk, K Mart and JC bocker on the Water. Beach. After all, at Myrtle you have planning stage. Penney, as well as many smaller The Williamsburg Shops offer the beach, a great nightlife and the The Waccamaw store alone is clothing stores, shoe stores and another opportunity to take a stroll sun. But Mother Nature is not always enough to keep even the most avid restaurants. It even has a store where while shopping. Although it does not cooperative about this last feature. shopper busy, and in fact it does. you can get your name put on any seem as big as Barefoot Landing, we Sometimes it rains, and then what do More than 6,000,000 people visit the item you want. (This might come in found that it certainly does not lack you do? store annually in search of bargains. handy if you are afraid you might charm. Its specialty stores include an If you awaken to the pitter-patter of But visitors need not limit their forget your name after having a little ice cream shop, gift shops and craft raindrops while you're at the beach, shopping to the Waccamaw Pottery too much to drink some night!) stores. you could just roll over and go back to store. Three outlet malls are located Also located on Hwy. 17 North, the sleep. But if you decide to crawl out of near Waccamaw Pottery. These If you're lucky, the rain will have Williamsburg Shops are called "a new bed despite the rain, Myrtle Beach is a centers house more than 100 factory cleared up by this point. But whether colonial shoppers walk" because the great place to go shopping. outlets in almost 400,000 square feet it has or not, you may want to con­ stores are designed as reproductions After gathering together your credit of enclosed space. The Waccamaw tinue your shopping spree. Barefoot of the shops in Historic Williamsburg, cards, check books and shopping Outlet Park has clothing shops for Landing is a fun place to shop when it Va. The shops are even arranged partners, your first stop should be the everyone: shoe stores, jewelry stores, is a little too cool to hit the beach or if around their own Village Green where Outlet Park and Waccamaw Pottery on cosmetic and lingerie shops, and you are tired of lying in the sun. special events are scheduled. Here, Hwy. 501 West at the Intracoastal many other types of outlets. You name Located one mile north of Bri­ you may see roving musicians or an Waterway. Waccamaw Pottery, which it, and there is probably a store in the arcliffe Mall on Hwy. 17, Barefoot arts and crafts show. These adventures opened in 1977, is a huge warehouse Outlet Mall where you could buy it! Landing is a collection of more than could make a visit to The Wil­ of home decorating goods, dinner- Merchandise in the outlets comes 40 specialty shops and restaurants, liamsburg Shops a little more exciting ware, tools and many other accesso­ from well-known national and inter­ located on a 20-acre freshwater lake. than your traditional shopping trip! ries. (When I say huge, I mean huge; national manufacturers, and every­ With its unique shops, this shopping I have highlighted some shopping the store covers an area larger than thing is priced below suggested retail complex offers a nice change from the centers we located near the Ocean five football fields!) It also houses a prices. The Outlet Park's popularity traditional stores at which you nor­ Boulevard area where most Dukies toy department, a gourmet food has led to its rapid growth; it has gone mally shop. Most of its stores are stay. There are many more shops and section and an ice cream parlor. from one 115,000-square-foot mall managed by their owners, unlike some malls in the Grand Strand area which During its rapid growth, Wac­ with 18 stores to where it is today. It bigger stores. are not listed. If you decide to set out camaw Pottery has expanded beyond is now the largest group of outlet As you walk along the lake, you on a shopping trip, these stores are a the Grand Strand area. If you decide stores in the United States. can visit a magic shop, watch taffy starting point. But you may also wish this is the store for you, you will not If your shopping tastes lean toward being made, or try on a perfume or to do a little investigating on your have to travel back to Myrtle Beach for a more traditional mall, you may want cologne that has been custom made own.

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