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http://breeze.jmu.edu "Knowledge is Liberty" VOL. 77, NO. 48 JAMES MADISON BREEZE Extended forecast on page 2 u N V E R MONDAY, APRIL 10, 2000 JMU student arrested after abandoned infant found dead Freshman nursing major and boyfriend allegedly left baby at Delaware^^** construction site; each being held without bail in separate jails ^^^' a# \0 BY JEN BONDS charged as a fugitive by the Har- spokesman Cpl. Walter Newton, infant and drove back to Vir- viewed CalibosoCaliboso.) ancLdg^rmined news editor risonburg Police Department, Caliboso and Ocampo rented a ginia. that there were siibsErnti.il simi- and with manslaughter and sec- motel room in Fairfax County on According to Delaware larities between her newborn A JMU nursing student was ond-degree conspiracy by March 26, where Caliboso police, staff members from Rock- and the infant found in arrested Friday in Harrisonburg Delaware State Police. Also allegedly gave birth to a baby. ingham Memorial Hospital treat- Delaware. She was discharged after she allegedly left her now charged was Chantilly resident Later that day, the couple ed Caliboso for post-delivery from the hospital after the arrest, deceased newborn in a portable Jose Ocampo, 18, Caliboso's reportedly drove north on Inter- complications. When medical and is now being held without toilet at a rural Delaware con- boyfriend and alleged father of state 95 to Delaware. They exited staff couldn't account for the bail in Rockingham County Jail. struction site. the baby, Delaware State Police the interstate and found the child, they contacted Harrison- Ocampo was arrested at his Freshman Abigail Caliboso, said. remote construction site in Bear, burg Police. 19, of Woodbridge, is being According to Delaware Police where they allegedly left the Harrisonburg detectives inter- *r STUDENT, page 9 Sunday, March 26 Thursday, April 6 Sunday, March 26 3-6 p.m. Monday, March 27 6:45 a.m. I Friday. fp£L Caliboso and Ocampo Couple reportedly drives Construction worker finds Caliboso seeks care at Caliboso arrested at RMH; reportedly deliver baby In to Delaware and leaves baby; paramedics pronounce I for post delivery complications; Ocampo arrested at home Fairfax motal room baby In a portable toilet at a the baby dead at the scene staff contacts police after child cannot be In Chantilly construction site accounted for Groups struggle to secure field space BY KATIE LEWIS to devise a plan for clubs and organiza- contributing writer tions to reserve facilities. SGA and the athletics department Several clubs and organizations have have been ineffective in communicating run into difficulties reserving facilities for job repsonsibilities, Athletic Director Jeff events on campus. Bourne said. Godwin Hall, Godwin field and Hill- Adams said several organizations side field are among the most difficult couldn't their events as planned this areas to schedule for activities because of spring because Moorman denied the overcrowded bookings. requests he made. Adams said despite his Student Government Association Pres- efforts to grant the groups their requests, ident Austin Adams and Sheila Moor- Moorman continually turns them down. man, athletic facilities and events coordi- Many groups, including Raising nator, along with Chris Stup, University Awareness for Conscious Evolution AI.EX VESSELS/seniorphotographer Program Board coordinator, and Katie (RACE), Campus Crusade for Christ, the Dancing in the Street: MACRoCk-goers spill into the street outside the Artful Morrow, coordinator of student organiza- Dodger in between bands on Friday night. tion services and clubs, met last October see SGA, page 9 Greeks vs. Indies A Collage of Music |l.'U'.'Hl Red Scare Dressing Up The Greek and Independent teams took over MACRoCk, a weekend full of bands, bars Author and radio broadcaster ■ The latest Zirkle House exhibit Godwin gym Saturday for the first annual and concert-goers who didn't let the rain Bill Mandel speaks about his includes silk and style. What more to Intramural Basketball game. Organizers hope stop them is captured in a series of pic- controversial past to a MACK life is there? this is the first of many. Page 29 tures. Pages 20-21 RoCk audience.Page 3 Page 19 ■i TABLE OF CONTENTS | Monday, April 10, 2000 DUKE DAYS EVENTS CALENDAR NEWS MACRoCk speaker 3 Brown bag lunch 3 MONDAY, APRIL 10 Leadership celebration 5 • Campus Assault Response, 6:15 to 7:15 p.m., Maury 204, Nancy Powell Hardaway Speaker Series: call Carolyn at 438-3088 Virtual heart presentation 7 'This is Your Life," 7 p.m., Harnsonburg High School auditorium, featuring • Circle K meeting, 6:15 p.m., Taylor 306, call Jenny at x4727 OPINION Barbara Storper, Michael Dorval or Lauren at x5722 and Julie Perkins • Transfer Student Organization meeting, 8 to 9 p.m., Roop House Editorial: • Talent show practice, sponsored G26, call Brian at 433-6692 Our generation does have a voice 12 by Students for Minority Outreach, Spotlight: What is the craziest • Yoga Club, 6 p.m., Taylor 309, e-mail Kai at safranka 8 to 10 p.m., Taylor 402 dream you have ever had? 12 • Progressive Coalition meet- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 Darts & Pats ing, 9 p.m., Taylor 404, e-mail Stephanie at markssl • Animal Rights Coalition, 8 p.m., Taylor 309, call Stephanie at Lessons for the lovelorn and 438-8314 victims of B.OBIT, TUESDAY, by Dan Maurer I ■ PRIL11 STYLE TO SUBMIT A DUKE DAY EVENT: E-mail Richard at The Breeze at • Breakdancing Club, 6:30 to 8 saksharh with the information (event, date, location, contact into, etc ) Please p.m., Godwin raquetball courts submit by Friday for a Monday issue and Tuesday for a Thursday issue. Zirkle House 19 Mozart's Requiem 19 Arts week 23 POLICE LOG WEATHER Very special arts day 23 "King Lear" 31 ELISSA FORREST M police reporter charged with driving while under the Today influence of alcohol on April 6 at R^^II Partly cloudy FOCUS A campus police officer 2:11 a.m. next to the Convocation High 59 Low 40 teportedly observed a black Acura Center B-lot on University MACRoCk photo collage 20-21 drive up the Village sidewalk on Boulevard. April 7 at 12 a.m. The officer Campus police reportedly High Low pursued the vehicle. observed the subject speeding on SPORTS The two occupants stopped the University Boulevard and pulled him Tuesday Showers 61 35 vehicle, but then abandoned it and over. Men's tennis 29 ran, one toward Chappelear Hall Wednesday Partly cloudy 58 37 and the other toward Hanson Hall. Underaged Possession of Intramural basketball 29 The vehicle had two different Alcohol Thursday Showers 59 43 license plates front and back, but • Shawn J. Tibbetts, 19, of Men's tennis 31 both had been issued to that Acura, Chesapeake, was arrested and Friday Scattered showers 64 45 which is registered to a woman from charged with underaged possession Sports beat 33 northern Virginia. of alcohol and possession of a false Top 50 33 There is a male student operator's license on April 6 at 2:11 registered at JMU from the same a.m. on University Boulevard. MARKET WATCH address, with no local address • Erin M. Lally, 18, of Woodbridge, Friday, Apnl 7,2000 LIFESTYLES was arrested and charged with available. Horoscope 37 underaged possession of alcohol on DOW JONES AMEX In other matters, campus police April 7 at 2 a.m. on the corner of 2.79 8.89 Crossword puzzle 37 report the following: University Boulevard and Driver close: 11,111.48 t close: 988.69 4 Drive. Driving While Under the NASDAQ . S&P 500 Influence • Shawn J. Tibbetts, 19, of 179.89 A 15.01 i close: 4,446.45 " close: 1,516.35 ■ Chesapeake, was arrested and see POLICE LOG page 7 INFORMATION A M ■ I AD ION' The Breeze is published Monday and Thursday mornings BREEZE LOCATION CORRECTION u * i ■ m and distributed throughout James Madison University and the local Harrisonburg community. Comments and com- plaints should be addressed to Gina Montefusco. editor. The Breeze is located in "To the press alone, chequered as it is with ' Mailing address: the lower level of The LB&J Limited ad The Breeze Anthony-Seeger Hall G1 Anthony-Seeger Hall that ran on page 48 in abuses, the world is indebted for all the tri- MSC 6805 the April 6 issue of The James Madison University umphs which have been gained by reason ■ Harnsonburg. Virginia 22807 Breeze incorrectly stat- Phone: (540) 568-6127 Fax: (540) 568-6736 E-Mail address: (he_ [email protected] ed that students who and humanity over error and oppression." 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I took McCarthy's testicles and shoved them down his throat." i- Virtual heart model Visiting NYU professor WILLIAM MANDEL describes his invention. author Page 7 see slor\' below 'Radio Makes History' lecture at MACRoCk BY TAR A HAFER called before the U.S. Senate Internal Secu- committee's activities." staff writer Mandel began the talk by expressing his surprise with the turnout for his lecture. rity Committee in 1952 and the U.S. Senate After his testimony, the contract with More than 30 students from several "I'm flattered that anyone of this gener- McCarthy Committee in 1953 as an his television program ran out and was universities gathered in Taylor Hall on ation would be interested in this materi- accused Communist. Angered by the accu- never renewed.