The Chronicle 76th Year, No. 65. Duke University, Durham, North Carolina Tuesday, December 2, 1980 ADW files Title IX brief charging discrimination By Scott McCartney comply with the Department's preceding year. B 1S80 The Chronicle findings. "We don't feel we should have The Association of Duke The complaint charged that to live in selective houses in Women today filed a complaint Duke has "a pattern of order to live on West," Kooyman against the University discrimination against women said. She said women — charging that Duke women that "indicates a policy of including members of sororities have been discriminated widespread and often blatant — prefer non-selective housing. against in housing, athletics sex discrimination justified as She said an equitable plan and recruitment of female being in the 'financial best would determine dormitory faculty members. interest* of Duke." assignments by the proportions The complaint was filed this Chancellor A. Kenneth Pye of each sex applying for on- morning with the regional said the University conducted campus housing, not by office of the Department of its own Title IX study 18 months selective/non-selective ratios. Education in Atlanta. and "found we were in Pye said the University would Christy Kooyman, acting compliance." not be in compliance with Title president of ADW, said the The complaint argued that IX regulations only if a sorority complaint was filed "for the since "Duke's housing policy requested on-campus housing. benefit and interest of women allows men to live on Westin far Fraternities are presently students at Duke." greater numbers than it does housed on campus. PHOTO BY SCOTT INMAN Norman Guttman. . .professor of psychology and chairman "It's time that the women's women, it creates a discriminatory See ADW on page 2 of the curriculum committee. issues were taken seriously, impact among the women especially in athletics, and that students." the University abides by federal In addition to the inequalities laws and regulations," in male/female ratios between Committee suggests VA credit Kooyman said. the two campuses, the group The 47-page complaint of sex cited the selective/non-selective discrimination was filed under distinction in Pye's housing Title IX of the Education plan {contained in Directions for physical education courses Amendments of 1972. For Progress) as discriminatory. By T.J. Maroon report by an UFCAS subcom­ physical education department The curriculum committee of mittee that reviewed the According to Mary Brew, Pye's report to the Board of has recommended awarding the Undergraduate Faculty Department of Health, Physical credit for all courses "devoted to Title IX research director for Trustees stated that if "less Education and Recreation. ADW, the Department of Council of Arts and Sciences lifelong activities." space is requested by selective yesterday recommended that The recommendation, Education has, under law, 15 groups of one sex than the The department has classified days to acknowledge the one-quarter course credit be considered a compromise by most of its activity courses as determined ratio prescribes, the retained for some physical some faculty members, goes to a complaint, 105 days to space occupied by the selective courses that would serve a investigate the University in all education activity courses and vote before the entire UFCAS student throughout his or her groups of the other sex may that a physical education body today. areas of complaint and then increase." Pye suggested a 50 lifetime. make recommendations for program remain a part of The PE department was The report recommends that, percent ceiling be placed on Trinity College. what the University must do to selective housing, with the targeted for termination by after a critical review of the comply, and then Duke has space made available based on The committees recommenda­ Chancellor A. Kenneth Pye in course offerings, physical approximately three months to the male/female ratio of the tions were based primarily on a his report Directions for education theory courses Progress. Pye's report to the maintain full course credit. Board of Trustees recommends It also calls for the reorganizing the physical establishment of a special education department as a non- program of physical education, Dewar's academic unit under the vice accountable to the dean of president for student affairs, Trinity College. The ch;incellor's eliminating credit for skill report recommends placing profiles courses, transferring theory physical education under the courses to other departments jurisdiction of the Office of and giving only short-term Student Affairs, Johnston appointments to all faculty The committee's report members without tenure. suggests that the program could By John Ayers Norman Guttman, professor be staffed originally by the He is a former Duke student. of psychology and chairman of present faculty of the physical He is a "maverick small- the curriculum committee, said education department. Thf business entrepreneur," and the committee adopted all the number of tenured facilty wrote and illustrated a popular recommendations of its members would then decrease book in his spare time. His physical education subcommittee as staff members would be free scotch? Why, Dewar's White and "did not alter the wofding to seek joint appointments in- Label, of course. or substance of the recommenda­ other departments. Physical In fact, J. Phillips L. tions." education theory courses could Johnston, a Duke student of the The report recommends that then be offered in the other early 1960s and a High Point one-quarter course credit be departments. resident, likes the drink so much awarded for physical education Establishing a special that he appears with it courses "that sustain authorized program of physical education thousands of times a week, all critical examination." One-half would remove the burden on over the country. course credit is currently untenured staff members to Johnston is the author of awarded for activity courses. produce scholarly works in Success in Small Business is a The report does not specify order to obtain tenure • when Laughing Matter, an irreverent, what standards would have to they could concentrate on the commonsense guide to buying be met for courses to be supervision of physical activity, and running a small business. classified as credit courses. the report states. See Dewar's on page 9 However, it does note that the See UFCAS on page 5 Page Two The Chronicle Tuesday, December 2, 1980 . ADW files discrimination complaint Continued from page 1 Ninety-one ofthe University's 483 faculty members made to increase the numbers of women faculty Pye also said he hoped the University's housing are female. members at Duke University, rather than decrease the problems could be solved with proposals from groups Specifically, Kooyman cited the School of amount that we already have." within the community and not through the courts. Engineering, where more than 20 percent of the Regarding athletics, the complaint charged that the In addition, ADW said the University's student students are female, but there are no women on the health insurance policy violates Title IX statutes University discriminates against women because it school's faculty. does not supply financial support to women in the because it does not offer abortion services or The complaint also suggested that Pye's proposals pregnancy care. same ratio as the ratio of male athletes to women to terminate the Department of Education and the athletes. School of Nursing would cause a 37 percent decrease in "Title IX clearly says you have to provide those "Twenty-two percent of the money should go to the number of female faculty members. "We believe services," Kooyman said. women since 22 percent of all the athletes are women. that the proposed . . . discontinuance of academic She said that since all students are required to buy a But the actual percentage of money supplied to women programs in education and nursing will have a student health insurance policy unless they have is very low," Brew said. discriminatory impact on students." Pye's insurance through another firm, Duke must provide Athletic Director Tom Butters said the athletic report acknowledges the problem, and the chancellor abortion or pregnancy care. department is moving to allocate 30 scholarships to suggested that a special program be established with The student health insurance policy, administered women and 116 to men, or approximately 20 percent to funds saved by the retrenchment to recruit more by Higham-Whitridge of Wayne, Pa., excludes women. women faculty members. "pregnancy, except for complications of pregnancy as defined in the policy." "They are just starting a plan now," Brew said. "By Yet the ADW complaint said Pye contradicted this time, they should be in compliance." himself when he said, "The discontinuance of the The administration has not yet received a copy of In addition to the scholarship complaint, the ADW present degree (nursing) programs will effect the complaint, and therefore did not comment on its document, written by Kooyman and Brew, suggested significant savings . . . Furthermore, no significant details. that female athletes are not recruited vigorously addition of instructional staff will be required in the enough. freshman and sophomore years in Arts and Sciences." Brew said women nationally comprise 30 percent of The group wrote, "We believe that efforts should be college athletes. With 22 percent of the Duke athletes Kilgo Federation Presents: female," we contend that the athletic department directs less effort and fewer funds into recruitment of women athletes than do other universities." DR. BARBER As an example, ADW, a year-and-a-half-old group The Chronicle with approximately 20 active members, cited an The Chronicle is published Monday through Friday of on athletic department policy to cover all expenses the academic year, and weekly through ten (10) weeKs incurred by potential male recruits during visits to of summer sessions by the Duke University Publications Board. Price for subscriptions: $20 for "The Reagan Presidency" campus, but not pay for visits by female recruits, who third class mail; $75 for first class mail. Offices at third must pay their own way. floor Flowers building, Duke University, Durham, North Regarding recruitment of female faculty members, Carolina 27706. POSTMASTER: Send address Today, Tuesday, December 2, changes to the Cfcromc/e. P.O. 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MON-FRI DEC 2-12 WohfWp hours: 11 am-6 pm Tuesday, December 2, 1980 The Chronicle Page Three Polish leader warns union By John Darnton Kania is considered to want to consolidate his hold 9 1980 NYT News Service by also eliminating potential opponents among a more WARSAW -_, Stanislaw Kania, the Polish liberal faction that is pressing for widespread purges Communist Party leader, told the opening session of of corrupt party members and seeking democratic an important central committee meeting Monday that reforms to regain public trust. the Soviet Union had granted Poland the equivalent of The tone of his hour-long speech Monday appeared $1.3 billion in aid to ease the country's economic crisis. to suggest that he had caught a mood for a firmer line In remarks apparently designed to soothe the fears toward labor unrest among the upper ranks of the of some committee members, he emphasized that the party and had shifted his position slightly. Polish leadership had "maintained close links with The 53-year-old Kania attacked Solidarity members our Soviet friends" and was aware that Poland's who, he said, had taken to the streets with slogans and problems had created "concern and worry" among her leaflets. Let no one be mistaken, he said, the party and Socialist allies. the authorities would be "decisive" in the "defense of Striking a slightly harder tone than in previous our Socialist cause." speeches, Kania declared that some chapters of the He added: "It is high time' to sober up and Solidarity independent trade union had tried to understand that the basic condition for a successful engage in strikes "of a political character," and he national destiny is an immediate end to activities that further charged that part of the working class unbalance and weaken the functioning ofthe people's movement had been "infiltrated" by groups and state and, what is more, threaten the destabilization of people connected with "centers abroad hostile to peaceful order in Europe." socialism and people's rule." Speaking of the Soviet aid, Kania said $1.3 billion "These forces want to dismantle and unbalance and had come in the form of raw materials, fuel and credits Sen. Baker . . . to be Senate majority leader. thus overthrow the Socialist statehood of Poland," in hard currency, but he gave no breakdown of the Kania said in an unofficial translation of his speech. various forms of aid. "The aim is antiworking-class and counterrevolutionary." It was the first time Kania publicly linked the trade union movement with "anti-socialist forces" — a theme continually echoed in increasingly strident Governor Hunt holds meeting attacks from East Germany and Czechoslovakia —but he pointedly omitted the national leadership of Solidarity from his attack. The apparent target was the Warsaw chapter of to discuss Greensboro verdict Solidarity which came close to declaring a general RALEIGH (AP) — Gov. Jim Hunt met with about 20 "A lot of people feel jury lists are not adequate," he strike in the capital area last week over a series of black and white leaders Monday and came away said. "I'm going to ask the Courts Commission to look demands to reform the country's security apparatus. saying changes may be needed to ensure blacks are at that and see if we can't come up with a better The strike threat, called off when the authorities fairly represented on trial juries and to ensure system." released two men held on charges of disclosing a adequate protection from violence-prone groups. Several who attended the meeting said Hunt was "secret" document, has stiffened the backbone of "We've got to take more action at the state and local urged to consider appointing a black to the state hardline elements within the party, and much in level to make sure our people know they are treated Supreme Court and also to make more black Kania's address appeared designed to mollify them. fairly," Hunt said following the meeting. appointments to other jobs in the judicial system. The central committee is expected to end its session Hunt invited the group from around the state to Hunt said he made no promises but acknowledged Tuesday with changes in the party leadership, both on discuss the recent acquittals in the Klan-Nazi murder the need for more black judges. the 140-member committee itself and the 12-man trial in Greensboro last month. Henry McCoy, who is assistant secretary for Politburo. The changes may partially resolve a power A Superior Court jury in Greensboro found four Ku administration and who is black, said the state struggle that has gone on behind the scenes for weeks Klux Klansmen and two Nazis innocent Nov. 17 of Human Relations Council would consider suggestions between hardliners opposed to cooperation with first-degree murder and rioting charges stemming made Monday and recommend legislation to the Solidarity, and moderate reformers. from the slayings of five Communist Workers Party governor next year. supporters at an anti-Klan rally on Nov. 3, 1979. State Sen. Henry Frye, D-Greensboro, said, "People The meeting was held in his capital office and was expressed their views on what happened and offered closed to reporters. Afterwards, Hunt said the suggestions andtheirviewsonthegeneralclimate. . . Real World discussion "made a deep impression on me. You have I think it was very useful, very worthwhile." to be impressed with what they said. . .Many of them "He talked about surveillance of violent groups," are afraid and I understand that better now." said the Rev. Frank Williams ofthe New Jerusulam WASHINGTON - Another U.S. reply on Hunt said the group discussed the trial but also Baptist Church in Greensboro, near the scene of the the hostages held by Iran is being taken to spent a large amount of time discussing ways to shootings. "He said we want to know what they are Algiers by Deputy Secretary of StateWarren protect citizens from violence by extremist groups and doing. The governor is very concerned about this and M. Christopher. State Department officials the need for more black appointments in the judicial very concerned about questions raised by the trial." said Christopher and his aides would remain system. in Algeria as long as necessary to brief the Algerian intermediaries thoroughly on the "clarifications" sought by Iran to Washington's first response to the GOP conservatives filibuster over civil conditions for freeing the captives. rights bill on housing discrimination years before we get to a comparable state." The JERUSALEM — A scandal in Israel's By Martin Tolchin t 1B80 NYT New* Service legislation, which the House approved last spring, is government culminated in the indictment of intended to strengthen federal efforts to end housing the minister of religious affairs, Aharon WASHINGTON — The Senate Democratic caucus voted Monday to bring to the floor a major civil rights discrimination. The bill would allow the Department Abuhazira, on charges of taking bribes from of Housing and Urban Development to file housing yeshivas in exchange for government bill to curb discrimination in housing only to have the measure run into a filibuster by conservative discrimination complaints before an administrative grants, loans and other assistance. Three law judge appointed by the Department of Justice. The other persons were also charged in the case. Republicans who will control the new Senate. The filibuster came as the 96th Congress, facing an judge would have authority to settle complaints and uncertain agenda, began what leaders hoped would be impose up to $10,000 in fines if he found its final week. Newly elected congressmen began discrimination in housing rentals or sales. SALERNO, Italy — Italy's army is now in arriving on Capitol Hill to explore their new environs, Senate Democrats, who will become the minority charge of efforts to help the survivors ofthe and watched proceedings in both houses. party in January, also urged that the Senate consider Nov. 23 earthquake that killed more than Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, began the filibuster by an extension of revenue-sharing legislation, which the 3,000 people in southern Italy. Officers warning that the legislation would "create more House also has approved. acknowledged that many lives could have dissension and racism in America... than ever before" At the caucus, Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss., been saved if expert military teams had been by giving the federal government enforcement powers announced that he would remain on the Armed landed immediately by helicopters in every and by not requiring proof of an intention to Services Committee, rather than exercise his option to stricken town and had reported by radio to a discriminate. become ranking minority member of the central command on precisely what aid was Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y. who was defeated for re­ Appropriations Committee. That post will go to needed. election, expressed the dismay of many liberal William Proxmire, D-Wis., who may be succeeded by senators by noting that "If it goes into the next Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-N.J., as ranking Congress it will be weeks if not months or maybe even minority member ofthe Banking Committee. Page Four The Chronicle Tuesday, December 2, Village Voice takes a look at the CWP By Blanche McCrary Boyd sign in his hand. He is hit in the chest and head. wildly about armed self-defense. A white malereporter Reprinted from The Village Voice by permission ofthe author Bill Sampson is carrying a .38, although the is pressing his palms together, pacing up and down. Editor's note: This story is excerpted from theVoice communists have agreed to the city's demand that "What can I do? What can I do?" . . . of May 26, headlined "Ambush: An Inquiry into the they be unarmed. Sampson takes cover, begins to Rand Manzella is in shock. He is still clutching the Holy War in Greensboro." Its author was a Duke return fire. He is hit in the heart, and throws his gun to pistol Bill Sampson tossed him, and his photo is taken student from 1962-64 and is now an author of two Rand Manzella. Sampson's last words are "Keep on both kneeling and standing over the body of Cesar novels and a contributor to the Voice, a left-of-center shooting." Cauce. These photographs add to the impression that New York weekly. Mike Nathan, a doctor, goes to aid Sampson. both sides in the fighting were significantly armed. This article is part of a Chronicle series on how the Nathan is shot in the head. Nelson Johnson is talking to a mostly black crowd U.S. public was told about what happened in Sandy Smith takes cover behind the brick corner of on the sidewalk. Johnson tells them that the Klan is a Greensboro. the building. When she sticks her head part way out to tool of the ruling class, He says the Klan divides see what's happening, she is hit between the eyes. whites • from blacks so they won't fight their real November 3, 1979. 11:20 a.m. Greensboro, North "Call a doctor," Sandy starts whispering. "Call a enemies, the capitalists. "We declare war on the Carolina. A caravan, of eight or nine vehicles doctor." She dies crouched on her knees, leaning capitalist system!" containing about 40 Ku Klux Klansmen and American against a wall. Johnson is arrested for inciting to riot. He resists, Nazis pulls slowly past a group of demonstrators James Waller, a doctor, is dying a few yards away and the cops stomp his hands. He's already been gathering at Everitt and Carver Streets in from her. Waller had been part of the medical team at stabbed in the arm. Willena Cannon, a black Morningside Homes, a predominantly black housing Wounded Knee. communist sympathizer tries to aid Johnson. She is project. The Communist Workers Party's "Death to arrested too. the Klan" rally is scheduled to begin at noon. No police Rand Manzella is arrested for walking around with are present, claiming confusion about the parade's that pistol. Manzella is charged with being "armed to starting point. Four television stations and the the terror of the people," an old statute generally used Greensboro Daily News are not confused, so to control the Klan. videotapes and professional eyewitnesses record the Signe Waller sits on the ground beside Signe Waller sits on the ground beside her dead scene. her dead husband. A video camera focus husband. The cops keep trying to make her move. A The morning is clear, blue, and vigorous. A group of video camera focuses on her grieving face. "Long live uniformed communist children chant around an effigy on her grieving face. "Long live the the Communist Workers Party!" She raises her fist. of a Klansman. Some communists and communist Communist Workers Party/" She raises "Long live the working class!" sympathizers hand out leaflets and talk with her fist, "Long live the working class/" community people. The crowd numbers about 100. The Communist Workers Party originated in New Spirits are high, even combative. York's Chinatown in the early 1970s. It was known As the cars creep down Everitt Street, chants of then as the Asian Study Group. Around 1973 the Asian "Death to the Klan" begin. Taunts, threats, and Study Group became the Workers Viewpoint obscenities break out. Some ofthe marchers hit some Organization. Only a month prior to the November of the Klan cars with sticks. killings, the Workers Viewpoint Organization The first car stops near the front edge of the crowd. The gunfire stops. It's quiet now, except for proclaimed itself the Communist Workers Party. The last of the caravan stretches behind the screaming, the Klansmen and Nazis calmly put their intersection. Now the only avenue of retreat for the guns away. The caravan moves on. The man firing the Followers of the CWP describe themselves as demonstrators is up Carver, a shallow street more like M-15 never drops the cigarette from his mouth. sympathizers, supporters, workers, or friends. Actual an alley. Near the front ofthe caravan, someone fires a The police miraculously appear, but every vehicle party members are an elite. Their numberis secret, but gun into the air. Fistfighting, then more shooting except the yellow van escapes. They quickly arrest a has been estimated at less than a couple of hundred, a starts. The marchers stampede toward the narrow dozen Klansmen and Nazis, but it's too late to prevent fact that has perhaps contributed to their dismissal as mouth of Carver Street. a historically important event: armed conflict between a lunatic fringe group. Followers view membership as When the first shots are fired, men lumber out of the two organized political groups has broken out in North an honor. "It's only for the very best of us," Signe last two cars in the caravan, a yellow van and a white Carolina. Its form has been a slaughter. The lawn at Waller said, trying to explain the secondary role she Ford sedan. Someone opens the trunk ofthe Ford. The the corner of Everitt and Carver Streets is a battlefield plays. Her husband, James, had been a member ofthe 16-year old head of the Nazi Youth Corp begins to scattered with bodies —four dead, one dying, 10 CWP's Central Committee, presumably its ruling disperse an arsenal of shotguns, rifles, pistols, even a wounded. . . body. "I don't aspire to membership," a white man semi-automatic M-15. Half a dozen Klansmen and Riot control police appear. They train their guns on working in the CWP's Break the Chains Boodstore in Nazis stand in the middle of Everitt Street and the gathering crowd. Someone yells, "The fucking Durham told me. "It may happen." He had a loaded methodically begin to shoot people. bourgeoisie did this!" A woman leans into an pistol on the desk beside him. Cesar Cauce charges the gunmen with only a picket abandoned but still running video camera. She talks See CWP on page 5

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I have also worked for adherance to the Scout Law would do a lot Today in 1859 John Brown was executed for treason. newspapers and have written columns for for this country amd the world: to be newspapers. I am fully aware of the Today in 1961 Premier Fidel Castro announced on a nationwide radio Trustworthy . . . Helpful . . . Courteous - editorial procedures that must be followed broadcast, "I am a Marxist-Lenninist and will be one until the day I die." . . . and Reverant. The three points of the and the technical processes through which Bringing you all sorts of mendacities, this is the treasonous Chronicle headed Scout Oath reveal duty to God, duty to raw copy is transformed into the printed to the pub to-toast our marxist emperor, Walter Plinge. country, and duty to oneself— do you wish page. Yet, in all my experience, I have to bury these aspirations? If so, in favor of never encountered a newspaper, staff what others? which demands that its readers do its work There is not space here to relay what for them. I refer to your policy requiring Scouting has meant and done for me for authors of letters to conform to a triple- the last half of my life. I can see no | Greensboro II spaced, 45-space format, routine for a justification for your Comment upon this copy-editor but extraordinary for a letter- The immediate aftermath of the not- organization and its importance to this The attorney general would conduct an writer. guilty verdict in the Greensboro Nazi-KIan investigation into possible civil rights country and the world. trial is two weeks behind us. But as the violations — the civil rights of the CWP I appreciate the fact that this policy Douglass McConnell' reaction continues, the ramifications of marchers who never got to march and the makes your work easier but this should not Assistant Scoutmaster, Troop 152 that decision should not have left our Klansmen and Nazis who were at the be of concern to letter-writers. Their minds. scene. The hope is that in having the concerns are those which prompted the While we were away, district attorney United States government investigate writing ofthe letter. And, as everyone who Michael Schlosser decided not to press what happened that a somewhat more has done it knows, writing the letter is Finlanderization charges against other Nazis, Klansmen complete picture of what happened will be effort enough. I object to this policy not To the edit council: and members of the Communist Workers developed. merely because it reflects a rather spphomoric approach to journalism and I found in Nov. 7 Chronicle a very Party who had been present at the CWP's We are not as convinced as Hunt that the poor preparation for careers in that surprising article titled "The fin "Death to the Klan" rally on Nov. 3, 1979. prosecution was "vigorous" enough. And profession. I object first and foremost Finlandization of America" written by Re At almost the same time, North there is a definite need to provide more because the policy hinders communication Joseph DiMona. It seems to bevery untrue fur Carolina Gov. Jim Hunt made his first information. Granted there are groups — and discriminates against those who are and unpolite regarding Finland. I am not public statements about the verdict. He like the CWP and anti-Klan organizations used to the patterns of serious journalism talking about intern politics of the United stated that he thought the defendents were — that do not see the purpose in such an throughout the world and are either States discussed in that article. Your "vigorously prosecuted." We expected no investigation. But we are not trying to unaware of, or have no time for, your college students should learn more less of Hunt; as the state's chief law satisfy the parties involved, we are trying peculiar requirements. If you genuinely carefully their lessons before they write enforcement officer, he is obliged to uphold to satisfy ourselves, those who have "cherished" letters from your readers, as about foreign countries. The term the system. His promise to meet with black watched the situation and worry about its mi: you say you do, you should abandon your Finlandization (Finladerizierung) had been and white leaders from around the state to ramifications. Bui absurd policy forthwith. Then you might used about 10 years ago by some extremist WO discuss the verdicts, and possible results political climbers in Germany in a During the vigils held on campus two even begin to hear from people who have cai stemming from dissatisfied factions, political campaign; it is not in common use weeks ago, the United Duke Students and important and serious things to say, but Po- might be construed as an attempt to in Europe and it is not "a political the Duke Anti-Klan Coalition sponsored a no typewriter. tin separate this case from other "infamous" aphorism." Finland is among postcard campaign advocating the civil del prosecutions in recent North Carolina David F. Noble Switzerland, Austria and Sweden an rights investigation. If you agree that a history. Oral History Program independent and neutral state in Europe. civil rights investigation is necessary it is The nation has taken note of Greensboro Finland is a socialistic state. Finland does not too late to write to the attorney general and the state is concerned about its image not belong to the Warsaw Union. Finland and your congressman or congresswoman. Boy scouts the — understandably concerned by most is an independent and neutral state with am standards. So in spite of the fact that we have been To the edit council: its very own parliamentary and free cat away from the Greensboro-related fallout Re: Comment, Tuesday, November 11 political life, with its own independent But a line of action does remain open. the And we join the voices urging the United for a week, the resulting issues refuse to In your attempts to create a humorous defense forces and with its own free States Attorney General's office to order die. Let us hope that the spirit which was corner in your paper, I do not understand economic system. Finland's independency its own investigation of the circumstances evidenced on this campus — that of the why you will choose to attack the Boy and neutrality has been recognized by the co] surrounding the outbreak of violence in desire to learn, and communicate, and Scouts of America. I can only suppose that nations of the U.N. and by the United Greensboro. unify — also remains strong. your remark is the result of ignorance to for

Mark Galvin/Spark's remarks aid cai Conversations with a chicken breast OP "Hey, how's it going?" my friend said activities behind a locked door. If you try together with someone, and vice versa, someone whom you don't know very well' and passed me with a nod. talking to someone on the quad, either the usually it's a person you frequently see. but would certainly enjoy trying to know?- I turned and waved to his back, just person has to catch a bus, go to class. Perhaps it's another inherent feature of "Well," you might say, "I've tried but the going through the motions. Acting out the finish an assignment or meet someone life that we selectively schedule a limited other person isn't interested." Then keep part with three other people, I arrived at else. In both these situations an number of people into our busy worlds. It's trying with different people. Rejection my mailbox to check its contents. appointment to see the person can be not a situation to be completely hurts, but acceptance sustains. Instead of Empty space, only air-mail. offered. Otherwise, a phone call is made to condemned since we enjoy spending time dwelling on the reasons someone doesn't At the lunch table I knew some people set up appointments. But there is still the with the friends we have accumulated. Yet enjoy your company, spend the time and communicated more successfully. A problem of appointments being cancelled, how much time do you spend with others? meeting others who will. forgotten, or disappointments. "Hello!" to one woman who was leaving, a Living with the same people is acceptable, Also, look at yourself. Do you reject "What's going on?" to two people eating but when you go to the movies with the people, even unintentionally, and just take same people, have meals with the same their lunch and unable to respond because Perhaps it's an inherent feature of this your friends for granted? Relationships people, party with the same people, visit of the rapidity of food entering their institution, of life, that we have to schedule need to be reciprocal. You don't have to the same people, share toothpaste with the mouths and a short exchange of words people into our rushed existences just to keep a record book, but think about the same people and consciously avoid with the guy next to me. Actually it was a see their faces and hear their voices. If so, effort you make to maintain friendly ties different people, their attitudes and ideas, one-sided conversation because he read we sacrifice the unique emotions with the people you know, particularly then you stifle your Duke experience, your articles from Newsweek while I asked him reciprocated when we have spontaneous those people who always call or visit you, experience of life. about his classes. I felt more like talking to interaction and communication with each and consider how you treat unknown the chicken breast on my plate. other without worrying about being people who approach you. Does anyone have time to talk, stranger somewhere or doing something. Often Compare the number of people you know Before I finish this column, let me step or friend alike? you'll be speaking with someone and be to the number of people you know. Do you down from my pulpit. Admittedly, it's Most times it seems that you have to interrupted in the middle of a story or ever try to meet new people? How often hard trying to be friends with everyone schedule appointments like an executive important matter because of your have you opted not to approach someone and trying to be everyone's friend. But in order to get together and talk with schedule, the other person's schedule or you wanted to meet and then regretted it keep writing letters, making phone calls, friends and acquaintances. If you attempt such things as a phone ringing, people later? Do you ever strengthen loose visiting and scheduling and meeting to drop by their rooms unexpectedly, either knocking, friends approaching, acquaintances? How difficult is it to call people with an unselfishness that will they're not home, they're doing homework homework completing. someone just to say "Hi," visit someone, eventually be rewarded. bet have lunch with someone, play ten nis with or they're performing other miscellaneous When you do have a chance to get This is the place, this is the time. I le- spacing g. States at least up to August 1980 when I invasions to Hungary during '50s and to iy have seen the last written statement made Czechoslovakia during '60s and to id by the highest office holder ofthe United Afghanistan during '70s. Finns hope and ot State's government.. It is a fact that work very hard to avoid to hear protests be Finland has about 1,000 miles border in regards to their own territory. us • with the Soviet Union, but Finns have So it hurts my heart to see your college ie to live there in their beautiful country kids writing those kind of articles about to which they love. Finns have been fighting Finland. Your elder generation seems to *h against Russian invasion more than 1,000 know and remember more about Finland of years. Finland has many scars in its and Finn's efforts, e.g. during the winter . geographic map and Finns have scars in war in 1939, to stay as an independent at their bodies. Finland has been successful nation among nations in the world. or in staying independent so far, and Soviet Jorma Frank, M.D. ™ I Union has never occupied Finland, Visiting assistant medical Research 1HERE,,.sltXi,WYNE£D"lWS.' 'is Finland's government has published professor of medicine 'is official protests against Soviet Union's Duke Medical School sll Brett H. Clarke The Tuesday night massacre continues Though the weigh*, of their passion was serves up such well-considered statements which were chimerical. Those who cut were as black-and-white as Pfc. Noyes easily offset by an unfortunate lack of as, "How would other countries feel if all their teeth on the idealism ofthe late '60s seems determined to make it, there might finesse, Robert Satloff and Lisa we had was a negative attitude toward our (and others influenced by what was begun be some small merit in his argument, but Regensburg did serve a worthwhile own government?" and "Some people then) have not had occasion to feel so the world (to his great regret, I'm sure) is function by luring into print those seem to feel that freedom means the right disenfranchised since, and with good not. This should normally be hardly worth wonderful responses on Nov. 13, and to go about as one pleases without being reason. Very divergent world-views were mentioning, and yet it seems sadly allowing us to feel (as they say on the six told what to do." But citizenship hardly at work (and at odds) during this election necessary to do so. I would only remind o'clock news) the pulse of American youth. requires that we be "positive" about what year, and not because there were a lot of Mr. Noyes (giving him the benefit of the To say it is slow (brontosaurean is the we in fact deplore, or "optimistic" about liberal candidates voicing strong liberal doubt) that there can only be a refined and word that comes most immediately to what we perceive as bleak. views (there weren't), but because of tempered strength in the breast of the mind) would be of course a purely If the United States has a Ronald Reagan and the homespun, well- pacifist, and that his own sort of bellicose subjective appraisal on my part, and I distinguishing tradition, it is that of rehearsed Great American roadshow he so blather, in the minds of many, is more wouldn't want to be accused of "name- dissent and public grievance. Quite deftly presented to the bruised often a reflection of low self-esteem or calling" in any case. I'll follow Jody honestly, I'd thought the Andy Hardy gee- consciousness of the country, and the sexual frustration than true courage. The Powell's lead (referring to the disasterous whiz generation had fizzled forever, but its contrast it provided for those of us who point is, one can't afford, in matters of final poll which all but sealed his man's spirit seems, to be enjoying something of a sensed that the world he seemed most able conscience, to live by another's lights, defeat) and call it simply "intriguing" renaissance — and Reagan, certainly, is and willing to address was not the world particularly when they seem so much instead. evidence of this fact, appealing as he has begging attention and concern (his and dimmer than one's own. That we all have A few random points. Mark Marshall to this latent longing for simpler times, ours both). To call someone a bleeding- the right to die as we please seems to me and Al Baggett, while indirectly accusing before there was any threat to America's heart liberal for feeling this way is at least unimpeachable; but to presume that we their now infamous opponents (Satloff real or eventual prosperity, or her pride, or as silly as calling the amicable president­ also have the right to enlist otherB and Regensburg) of plagiarizing a Carter her basic, inbred, unassailable vitue. That elect a fascist. (however unwilling) in our cause campaign speech, i.e. not thinking for such a world ever existed except in the eyes Aside from this, I've never quite (remembering that all wars are righteous themselves, go on to assert that McGovern of the naive, the uninformed or the understood how someone's having a heart wars) seems an arrogant, unthinking and other liberal legislators have been the unseeing is doubtful, and this, it seems to that bleeds a little over matters of impertinence. When someone tells you this cause of double-digit inflation and a me, brings cause for worry. importance (if not in one's own life, then in or that is in your best interest, you are not obliged to always believe them; rather, you collapsing economy. I am struck by this The concern of many hinges not on the lives of others) could be fashioned into are responsible to find your own proper for two reasons, the first being that it Reagan's launching the world into a term of derision. It says more about those way. I only hope the lights are not so dim sounds a good deal like a Reagan intermediate nuclear war (though the who use it opprobriously than those left in some quarters that the simple truth of campaign speech, the second that Reagan trend toward such an eventuality will unskewered by its blunt-ended this is misread, and further, that before aids have, since the election, publicly probably not be retarded, either), but irrelevance. anyone lets loose the bombs the target is cautioned that inflation won't go away rather on the fact that he is simply My last paragraph is reserved for Pfc. plainly in sight so that we all know exactly overnight, its primary cause being the incapable of initiating necessary new Lachlan D. Noyes, USMC (his letter of (and intimately, if possible) who and what OPEC price hikes. This last has been no programs for the future, following instead Nov. 14) and others like his who seem to we've taken it upon ourselves to blast from Secret to anyone for the past year except the time-honored avenues laid down (for take great stock in America's ability to creation, and why. Perhaps Reagan himself. I should mention better or for ill) by American industry. His kick Iran's (or anybody else's) ass from also the reference to abortion (or as energy policy, for some, seems one end of the planet to the other (in the Messrs. Marshall and Baggett would have Editor's note: Brett H. Clarke graduated dangerously retrogade, and if he holds any interest of peace), and who foolishly from Duke in 1977 and works in the it, "the legal, government-sponsored, pre­ strong convictions about environmental equate conscientious objectors (in any war natal mass-murder of millions") and the Department of Clinical Pediatric concerns he has effectively concealed apparently) with cowardice. If the world Laboratories in the Medical Center. father dubious invocation of Naziism as them during the last year and a half, an antecedent, implying that Hitler and except to say, perhaps, that too many of liberal senators like Bayh and McGovern our natural resources are protected by are comparable in this regard. Maybe they federal and state law. To those who have are. In the interest of accuracy, however, it established as a priority the development The Chronicle should be noted that under Reagan, of more enlightened environmental California boasted the most liberal policies this is very disturbing. Editor: Scott McCartney Night editor: Jeff Davis abortion laws in the country, signed into Managing editor/editorial: Lisa Regensburg Wire editor: Jane Hassell being by his own hand. Though the To those who feel strongly about the the Managing editor/production: Cindy Brister Copy editors: Scott McCartney, American voter didn't get him. for it, importance of nurturing informed and Business manager: Chris Moser Jon Rosenblum according to Mack and Al at least, God prudent partnerships with undeveloped, Advertising manager Donna Parks Watchdog: Harsha Murthy might yet. One can only hope. emerging nations, Reagan's apparent Ad production manager: Todd Jones Assistant edit page editor Rob Cohen innocence regarding the Third World (and Aeolus editor: Annette Tucker Assistant arts editor: Katy Bernheim Another theme appeared in several of apparent innocence also of our past Arts editor: Cynthia Camlin Assistant sports eidtor Mike Alix Editorial page editor: Ilene G. Reid these letters which bears comment — I'm misguided policies in these spheres) is Associate news editors: Mark Ayanian, referring to the constant exhortations that more than an endearingquirk to his genial Feature's editor: Erica Johnston, T.J. Maroon We all, as dutiful citizens, rally round our personality. News editor: Jon Rosenblum, Loren Weil Composition: Judy Mack Photography editor: Scott Inman new president and stop being Paste-up: Ilene Reid so To some there was more at stake in this Sports editor: Dave Fassett, Andy Rosen a£jj salespersons: Melanie Jones, Johnnie Little "negative" (regardless of our personal election than how much would come out of convictions?), as if there were no more to our paychecks every month. For reporters: Sherry Roane Policy-making than positive thinking and America's disaffected, it wasn't a a little American know-how. The line disagreement (in many cases) over between naivete and fatuity is rather solutions, but over identifying which shamelessly crossed by Pat Riggsbee, who problems were real and relevant, and Page Eight The Chronicle Tuesday, December 2, 1980 New Hillel director encourages awareness By Sherry Roane Rabbi Frank Fischer, new rabbi at "Fischer encourages the Jewish members ofthe Technically, Fischer works for the Duke and director of Hillel, said he sees Jewish Orgaization B'nai B'rith, while "a lot of potential here for doing exciting community to be more visible and become the University provides "utilities for Hillel space, access to rooms for student programming." involved with issues of concern." programming, and a small stipend to Fischer said he is available for such as basic Judaism, Hebrew, and Hillel has been invited to join Duke put toward living expenses," he counseling, and acts "as a resource mysticism. explained. person." He added that he "is here to University Parish Ministry, and he said Fischer said plans for spring semester Hillel is "strongly considering" the interpret the needs of the Jewish include the Jewish Arts Festival, a In addition to sponsoring special community to the administration " and invitation. major speaker — possibly Rabbi A rabbi for 18 years, Fischer has programs, Hillel conducts regular is a "facility to students in Hillel to allow Jacobovitz, the chief rabbi of England Sabbath services each Friday night, them to do their programs." worked exclusively on college campuses and an authority on medical ethics, and since his ordination at the Hebrew Sunday morning brunches and study Fischer described the purpose of Hillel a visiting Israeli scholar. breaks. as "providing cultural, educational, Union College Jewish Institute of Fischer said there is room for Religion in 1962. From 1976 to 1979, he Fischer commented on the swastika social and religious activities primarily improvement in Hillel. He suggested that defaced a Jewish Awareness Week for the Jewish members of the Duke was Hillel programs coordinator at "participation by a greater number" in Hofstra University in New York and the placard last month. "I never expected community students and faculty," but Hillel programs and more student that at Duke . . . but I was glad to see stressed that the doors are open for area Hillel director for the state of involvement in the planning of Florida, a job that involved work with that it caught many people in the same everyone. "Everyone is welcome," he programs. kind of feeling," he said. said. nine campuses. He encouraged the "Jewish members Currently, Fischer serves the He added that he thought the According to Fischer, Hillel's major of the community to be more visible" by focus for the fall semester was Jewish campuses ofhis two major units — Duke swastika was "one incident to be taken participating in Hillel and by becoming and UNC — and also directs Hillel as that" but stressed the need for good Awareness Week. Hillel also sponsored politically involved with "issues of Free Jewish University, which programs at North Carolina State communication between the Jewish concern arising during the academic University, and University of North members of the University community consisted of discussion groups and year." small, non-credit classes in subjects Carolina campuses at Greenville, and the rest of the University "so they Fischer added that as of this year, Greensboro and Charlotte. are aware we are concerned." 33322? TOPPIX THE Daily Crossword by Kathryn Righter

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Practice hands-on management," Esquire published a feature on the he says in the Dewar's advertisement. book, which was written over the course of 10 years "as a result of the daily He adds, "I like to drink [Dewar's] in experiences of the past years," and unpredictable situations; for example, called it one ofthe best "how-to" books straight up from a Dixie cup while a written. rainshower delays a round of golf or over Johnston is proud of his various frozen soda cubes after seven-digit accomplishments. He is president of pinball." Erwin-Lambeth, Inc., a furniture Johnston said he liked Duke, and that manufacturing company. When he was. "Duke taught me how to discipline 26, he started a small pinao myself, which is very necessary for manufacturing firm, and built it "into success." He credited his friend one ofthe Big Ten in less than a decade," Reynolds Price, an author and James B. he said. Duke professor of English, with giving Born in Memphis, Tenn. in 1940, him a valuable piece of advice. Johnston attended Duke for three years "He told me not to ever go into .1 PHILLIPS [.JOHNSTON before foregoing his senior year and writing," Johnston said. BORN; Memptiis. Tennessee. 1940. BUSINESS PHILOSOPHY: Whether HOME: High Point, North Carolina. you re a lieutenant leading a platoon in OCCUPATION: Maverick small-business Antequitok. or manager ot the jewel'y department, get down with people entrepreneur. Practice hands-on management." CURRENT POSITION: President and SCOTCH: Oewars 'White Labei:- CLASSIFIEDS Chief Executive Officer, Erwin-Lambeth, "l like to drink it in unpredictable Inc.. premier furniture manufacturers. Situations: for example, straight up Announcements Yesterday's Answer LOST: Black felt hat with GROWTH POTENTIAL: Unlimited from a Dixie' cup while a rainshower black and white feather. 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Chi section, PLEASE call x- Tripping; General Councelors, Circle K Club - meeting 7:30 p.m. day before and the day of an event. GENERAL 0477. 20! Flowers. items will run for three days and must then be Trivia Question 20+. Camp located in LOST - TI-59 Calculator in Northeastern Pennsylvania TOMORROW resubmitted. A single group may submit no more Biology Majors Union (Botany We've dug back into our files Engineering or North Bldg. (Poconos). For further and Zoology) meeting 7 p.m. 144 Rio. than one notice per day for each of the three and come up with a question Tuesday, Nov. 11. If found information write to; Trail's Sci. SPECTRUM categories. No notice which deals from Mason Lord that should please return. LARGE End Camp, c/o Beach Lake, Duke Sky Devils — weekly meeting interest all you cartoon REWARD OFFERED, x-7551. Inc., DD1 215 Adams Street, 7::inpm. first [umpstudents.S p.m. club with money or advertises an event which enthusiasts: What is the name FOUND: Scarf on East Brooklyn, NY. 11201. members 124 Soc. Sci. charges admission will be allowed. Duke Arab Student Association of the maintenance man on Campus quad Thurs., Nov. 20. SPECTRUM is run on a space-available basis. — Film; The Palestine people do have The Jetsons! Call tnifWjfy Eileen, x-5154. Page Ten The Chronicle Tuesday, December 2, 1980 'Messiah' in Chapel: a glorious tradition

By Katy Bernheim grown to be a major production with and Cynthia Camlin choir, soloists and full orchestra. The Duke Chapel Choir and guesst soloists The Messiah has become so will unite to perform Handel's best-loved celebrated, said Smith, that "a oratorio, Messiah, this Friday, Saturday Burlington, N.C. couple came up to me and Sunday in the Chapel. A long­ the other day and said, 'See you on standing tradition in the Chapel since Sunday!" They told Smith that the its construction, the Messiah represents performance in the Chapel is the inauguration ofthe holiday season to traditionally a part of their holiday. much ofthe Duke, Durham and Triangle Smith added that people now come in community. buses from the surrounding area to attend the annual event. Featuring soloists Michael Best, PHOTO BY HAROLD MOORE Marsha Andrews, Cynthia Donnell and Three ofthe soloists for this weekend's A previous performance of Handel's 'Messiah' in Duke Chapel. Wayne Turnage, this year's production performance were heard in last spring's includes all but three pieces of Handel's presentation of Bach's St. Matthew's leading opera companies, including Don the. Opera Barga of Italy, the original, monumental work. The first Passion: Michael Best, tenor, Marsha Giovanni with the New York City Opera Fayetteville Symphony, and other productions in the newly-built Chapel Andrews, soprano, and Cynthia and Owen Wingrave and Der Fliegende touring companies and theaters. nearly 50 years ago were performances Donnell, mezzo-soprano. They will be Hollander with the Santa Fe Opera. He Cynthia Donnell, a North Carolina of selections from Messiah by a chorus joined by Wayne Turnage, baritone. appeared at Carnegie Hall in the New native, has performed in Europe, the and organist. Over the years the Acclaimed as eloquent both vocally York premier of Berlioz' Les Troyens. He U.S. and Canada with many orchestras program has added pieces and, since the and dramatically, Best is a Durham has also performed with Eugene and touring companies. She is a arrival 10 years ago of Benjamin Smith, native and a graduate of the Juilliard Ormandy and the Philadelphia professor of music at Virginia director of Choral Programs, it has School. He has starred with many Orchestra, Boulez and the New York Commonwealth University in Philharmonic, the Los Angeles Richmond and is currently on a solo Philharmonic, the Detroit Symphony, recital tour as a winner of the Sterling among others. Staff International Competition. A New Yorker reviewer said after Another North Carolina native, hearing Best in a production, "This was Wayne Turnage "sings with baritonal a performance where the inflection of fervor and acts with neat bravado," words, the gauging of gestures, the according to a Los Angeles Times timing of glances conspired with the reviewer. He has appeared with the score to hold the audience spellbound." Washington Opera, the San Francisco Soprano Marsha Andrews, Best's Opera Company and San Francisco wife, has performed with the New York Spring Opera Theatre, among many Opera Buffs, Brooklyn's Regina Opera, others.

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ACC BASKETBALL PREVIEW ISSUE

An in-depth look at the teams, players and coaches of the ACC. Look for it FRIDAY in The Chronicle Tuesday, December 2, 1980 The Chronicle Page Eleven Devils face Rose again in first road test

By Dave Fassett Rose, like former N.C. State coach better team than Stetson," he said, unknown. The first-year head coach The Bill Foster era ended at Duke Norm Sloan, decided to head for the referring to the club that Duke struggled started Mike Tissaw (along with co- exactly 277 days ago when Lee Rose's sunshine state at the conclusion of last with for 20 minutes before defeating, 67- captains Gene Banks and Kenny Purdue Boilmakers defeated the Blue season, bucking Purdue for the head 49, in its season opener Saturday night. Dennard) against the Hatters, andthe6- Devils in the championship round ofthe coaching job at South Florida. However "They'll be another good test for, us." 8 sophomore performed well. Fellow Mideast Regionals. unlike Sloan, who inherited a winning South Florida, which lost a 65-63 sophomore Allen Williams, however, program at Florida, Rose is facing a heartbreaker to Florida A & M in its came off the bench and hit all five of his Fittingly enough, Rose will again be massive rebuilding job with the Bulls. opener Saturday, has four players who shots from the floor, three of which came the opposition this evening when the South Florida finished 6-21 last averaged in double figures last year during a 16-6 Devil spurt early in the Mike Krzyzewski era makes its first road season and won just one of 15 games in back this season. 6-3 guards Tony Grier second period that broke the game open. stop in Tampa against South Florida at the Sun Belt Conference. Krzyzewski, and Tony Washam are the team's big 8:30 p.m. The game will be telecast live though, is not expecting the Bulls to guns, having averaged 19.5 and 11.8 Tom Emma, who scored a game-high by the Entertainment and Sports merely roll over and die tonight. points per game last year, respectively. 19 points Saturday, and Vince Taylor, coming off a sub-par opening game, will Programming Network (ESPN). "From what I've heard, they're a Unlike Stetson, whose tallest starter measured 6-8, the Bulls also feature a again start in the backcourt for Duke. Need big game from Krause natural center, 6-11 junior Willie The basketball program is not the Redden, who scored 10 points per contest only thing being rebuilt at South in 1979-80. One of Redden's frontline Florida; a new arena in downtown partners, 6-7 junior Jorge Azcoitia. is Tampa will be dedicated by tonight's Women face UNC-W injured and will not play. contest. Construction difficulties, By Dave Fassett points and 10.3 rebounds per game, Just what Krzyzewski's starting however, have beset the stadium, and against UNC-Wilmington, a much- frontline will be for this game is still just 5,000 seats are currently installed. With their first win of the season improved Division II team that is under their belts, the Blue Devil looking to move into Division I. Rennie: ACC coach of year women's basketball team will be looking "They'll be a good test for us," said to even its record at two this evening Leonard. "They are going to try to run, against UNC-Wilmington at 7:30 in so we'll have to box out and hit the Booters flooded with honors Cameron Indoor Stadium. boards." The Blue Devil soccer season may Lolla had six goals and one assist for After being bombed twice on its The Blue Devils have been hampered have ended prematurely with Sunday's 13 points and was described by a scout season-opening road trip in underneath thus far because two of their 2-0 loss to Alabama A & M in the second for the North American Soccer League's Philadelphia, Duke dropped a bomb of freshmen recruits, 6-2 Heather Conway round of the NCAA Tournament, but the Atlanta Chiefs as "Duke's best player." its own on George Mason Saturday and 6-1 Jennifer Chestnut, are injured honors are pouring in for this year's McCoy was the Blue Devils' leading night, rolling 86-50. and will be out of action until after ACC champions. scorer with nine goals and six assists for "They [the players] knew how big a Christmas. Leonard said their absence Second-year head coach John Rennie 24 points, and Romano did an excellent game it was," said head coach Debbie in Philadelphia severely hurt her team's was named conference coach ofthe year job in defensing All-Americans Nnamdi Leonard. "We needed a big win after our performance. and three Duke players were named to Nwokocha of Clemson and Thompson losses in Philadelphia [to St. Joseph's "We definitely would have beaten the all-ACC first team last week. Usiyan of Appalachian State. and LaSalle], and we played very well." LaSalle, and the St. Joseph's game Senior sweeper Stephen Bond, Clemson also placed three players on The Blue Devils dominated George would have been much closer [if Conway sophomore goalkeeper Boris Ilicic and the league's first team, and N.C. State's Mason from the beginning, leading 41- and Chestnut had played]," she said. freshman midfielder Ken Lolla were Prince Afejuku was named the ACC 20 at halftime despite getting just two "We were just outsized." placed on the first team. Player of the Year. points and three rebounds from captain Substitute guard Claire Rose ranks Freshmen Sean McCoy and Jeff Barb Krause. Krause, however, threw in behind Krause in scoring with an 11.3 Romano were named to the league's 23 points after intermission as Duke average, and Margo Walsh is third at second team. continued to pull away. 10.3. Freshman Stacey Hurd is grabbing In two years Rennie has taken a JV hoopsters lose "I told Barb at halftime that she, one 9.3 rebounds per game, and point guard doormat program to the doorstep of Suffering from a terrible shooting of the best players in the ACC, had two Patti Thomasson is averaging five national prominence, leading Duke to a points and three rebounds," said assists per contest. night, Duke's junior varsity team fell 15-4-3 record this season. to Mount Olive Community College, Leonard. "She had not asserted herself, "The George Mason game was a very Bond, the most valuable player in the so I told her'I want this to be your half" important one for us, and we came 69-61, last night in Cameron Indoor Mayor's Cup Tournament and the Stadium. Leonard may need two solid halves through," said Leonard. "Now we've got national player of the week for his play from Krause, leading the team with 19.6 to keep it going." in the 3-1 victory over Clemson on Sept. The Blue Devils hit just 31 percent 28, received more votes than any other of their- shotB from the floor, player in the conference and is a compared to 51 percent for Mount legitimate AIl-American candidate. Olive. lOlDID Ilicic recorded 10 shutouts in 1980 and had an excellent goals-allowed average The Blue Devils' record fell to 1-2. of .82 per game. Ifl^UMIEJFi Presents: THE PAWNBROKER THE PALESTINIAN PEOPLE DO HA VE RIGHTS (HOLOCAUST SERIES) a Film produced by the United Nations sponsored by the Duke Arab Student Association Flashbacks are used elaborately to paint the picture of a man who survived This is the first filmed history to present a comprehensive a Nazi concentration camp only to suffer examination ofthe Palestinian/Israeli conflict and counter further horrors in Harlem. Excellent acting the emotional and often biased reporting of the "headline by Rod Steiger and tremendous direction oriented" media. The film traces the roots of the conflict to by Sidney Lumet. the early Jewish settlement in Palestine during the Ottoman rule through the time of the British Mandate, the establishment of the State of Israel, and the major wars of 7:00 and 9:30 1948, 1956, 1967, and 1973. It concludes with an analysis Bio-Sci Auditorium of the present situation of the Palestinian people. Admission free to Duke Undergrads with Semester Enrollment Card. Others $1.50 WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3 7:00 p.m. Please no eating, drinking or smoking in the theatre! Perkins Library Room 226 Page Twelve The Chronicle Tuesday, December 2, 1980

South Carolina's Bill Foster; noticed Jim Carlen starts sweating every time I walk by him nowadays." SPKCIAL PHOTO UPI PHOTO Mickle (left) and Moore: "At least we Bobby Knight: "I'm not picking beat Gendell. But then, even Alix college games; I've got principles, beat Gendell." Just ask anyone in Puerto Rico." SPECIAL PHOTO Mike Krzyzewski: "So, Bill Foster went 11-9 his first time, and look Fosters dominate grid picks what happened to him!" A dynasty might indeed have been press "experts" Tom Mickle, Johnny "Fostered" in the Chronicle's grid picks Moore and Jeff Gendell pressed their Wmf " this year. luck; Dwayne Morrison was too busy -.4 J <* k & Bill Foster, the former Duke head making up excuses for his upcoming basketball coach currently calling the season; and Bobby Knight showed why shots at South Carolina, breezed to the he is the most respected coach this side •Of championship among our guest grid of San Juan. A.^_ I* „ pickers with his sterling 19-1 record of October 10. Meanwhile, Clemson's Bill THE FINAL STANDINGS Foster took the title among ACC coaches Bill Foster, 19- )1UM with a 17-3 mark. South Carolina M INDvX 1A! In other grid picks action this year, Bill Foster, 17- HOME OF : \ Jimmy the Greek knocked out Brent Clemson Musburger; Billy Packer whacked Jim Jimmy the Greek, 17* Thacker and five of the seven ACC CBS analyst E BLUF / H I coaches who participated; rookies Mike Carl Tacy, 16- Krzyzewski and Jimmy Valvano both Wake Forest ro debuted at164, good enough to nose out e n S Brent Musburger, 16- STAFF PHOTO Clemson's Bill Foster: "Heck, ° f, J°^} ^ Driesell and Terry CBS announcer Lefty Driesell: "There goes my winning the ACC grid picks is only Holland finished in the middle of the ack Billy Packer, 16- Brylcreem endorsement contract." half of it. I've also got the league's P S Southside Johnny had The Fever; ACC analyst sharpest leisure suit." Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Jimmy Valvano, N.C. State Jim Thacker, TUESDAY ACC announcer Lefty Driesell, NIGHT Maryland SPECIAL Terry Holland, WHS Virginia Bill Mailers, Duke head cheerleader Dean Smith, North Carolina PIZZA BUFFET Tom Mickle and Johnny Moore, Duke Sports Information Dept. ALL YOU CAN EAT! Jeff Gendell, ex-t ports editor EVERY TUESDAPLUYS SOUP AND SALAD BAR 5-9 P.M. $049 Southside Johnny SPECIAL PHOTO rock star Billy Packer: "Well, even if I'm not AM Durham Locations Bobby Knight, such a good grid-picker, at least my 3609 N. Duke St. 2525 Guess Rd. Indiana fans at Duke still love me." 3648 Chapel Hill Blvd. Dwayne Morrison, Georgia Tech $10,000!!! The Office of the Dean for Residential Life and the Residential Policy Committee has funds available to sponsor residence hall co-curricular activities; i.e., programs for the improvement of non-classroom Complete Seafood Menu living-learning experiences conducted • Broiled & Fried Seafood • Salad Bar by individual houses. Restaurant Hours: • Choice Steaks • Fried Chicken Sun.-Sat. 5-10 p.m. Funding is available to residentially based living groups for Mixed Beverages Oyster Bar with Steamed the development of intellectual and/or creative activities. Beer & Wine Oysters. Scallops, Shrimp, Oyster Bar Hours: Clams, and Oysters on the Programs should strive to unify academic and residential experiences. Sun.-Thurs. s5-10 p.m. Half Shell. (exit off No. 15-501) Fri & Sat. 5-11 p.m. 383-6467 APPLICATION FORMS AVAILABLE IN 108 FLOWERS