MADISON MEMORIAL IS ;Afci James Madison University Harrisonburg, VA 22801 Witches, ghouls, goblins, and especially ghosties By TOM DULAN Halloween is the time of year that delights story-tellers the ii J5 Sft £raS-fa*2 moved witn the fami,y from Ohio and has world over in feeding the spark of man's most ancient fears. Tales lived with Dr. Wingate (not his real name) since Wingate was a are spun to curl the hair on anyone who dares to recognize his own uncertainty of the supernatural. When Wingate was growing up in Ohio, he and his famUv lived Waf ab0Ut a mile from Tales of witches, ghouls and ghosts permeate the literature of 5i?iE' Eft* ft" thV 0S0 RiveT mankind through the ages, spirits bent on vengeance, others Along the river was another old house that had once been the seeking to right an earthly wrong, warn of impending disaster or home of a river captain. simply turn mortal hair white with mischief: nr^-Ki"1!^ JT" F"8terJlved ther* and Grandfather had Then there is "Grandfather." probably lived there when the Fosters moved in, Wingate said Connotatively speaking, one would not say that Grandfather Who named the spirit "Grandfather"? Wingate does^ot know haunts" the home of a James Madison University the name has just been handed down. * professor. He is merely a spirit who "lives" there with the The time came when the Fosters were to move to a new home professor and his family. in Columbus. Grandfather, who is not fond of new thinw. 'Continued on Page 12) *@e cBr&eze Vol. LV James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia Friday, October 28. 1977 No. 17 SGA constitution m ^0$mam i\ < "• $y* m A -•

No advance notice of meeting By TOM DULAN Although the ratification The Student Government meeting for the earlier ver- Association constitution was ratified by the student body at sion was announced two Tuesday's SGA meeting, weeks in advance, the despite the failure of the SGA publicity apparently did little to provide advance notice of toward increasing par- the action. ticipation by the student body. Both the earlier ratification Lack of time was the meeting and Tuesday's reason for the absence of meeting drew few, if any, publicity, according to Peggy students. The constitution wul Dennison, chairman of the again go before the Student Constitutional Revisions Services Commission for Committee and senator from approval. Eagle Hall. The SGA Student Services The action was not an- Committee issued a resolution nounced at last week's SGA that the university request meeting, however, and no $3.5 million from the state for BOB WOOTEN OF WMRA looks on as Jacob and David Sears, president of the Young announcement of the special the construction of an addition Lewis Say lor of the Young Republicans club Democrats. The debate was sponsored by Pi meeting was sent for makes a point during a debate between Saylor to Godwin Hall and a Gamma Mu fraternity. PM, * cy mmmf ^v publication in Tuesday's recreational facility across edition of The Breeze. Interstate 81, which passed A previous version of the overwhelmingly. constitution was ratified by Plans are being made for Club chairmen debate issues the student body, but that such construction sometime in version was rejected by the the next three years, ac- Democrats vs. Republicans Student Services Commission By MARK DAVISON of the Univeristy Council. cording to committee Howell is afraid that The next topic debated was (( ontiniuil oil Pago 15) In a debate sponsored by Pi dissatisfaction among public Gamma Mu, James Madison the Virginia Electric Power employees in the long run Company fossil fuel ad- University Democrat Club could result in a revenue loss justment clause. Chairman Dave Sears, and for Virginia if collective Parking ordinance Lewis Saylor, chairman of the Howell, Sears said, is a bargaining is/not instituted in "populist" who fights for the College Republican Club, the state, Sears said. discussed issues pertinent to <( onlinued on Page 16) in legal controversy the upcoming gubernatorial election. By KENT BOOTY Enacted July 1 of last year, Moderator Bob Wooten of The Harrisonburg permit the city permit parking or- WMRA posed three topics for parking ordinance is stuck in dinance covers 20 streets discussion. Results of the middle of a legal con- between Interstate 81 and the The first was collective troversy which could affect C&W Railroad and represents bargaining rights for Virginia other college communities an attempt to relieve parking public employees. mock election throughout the nation. problems caused largely by Dalton, according to First, there is the Virginia commuting students at James Saylor, is opposed to collec- Supreme Court, which earlier- Madison University. tive bargaining for public votes % this year struck down a Local residents are an- employees because job similar parking , ban in nually required to buy a $1 security and proposed cost-of- Governor Arlington County as a "denial sticker to park within the living payments would afford of equal protection." permit parking zone 8 a.m.-6 these employees benefits so Dalton R 200 68.8 Second, there is the U.S. p.m. Monday through Friday. that the need for bargaining Howell D Supreme Court, which Two "guest cards" are also would be unnecessary. 95 32.2 recently ruled that com- issued to each homeowner for "Good, open com- munities have the right to the purpose of parking. munication between the Lt. Governor prevent commuters from The fine for parking inside public, public employees and parking in residential neigh- the zone without a sticker is $5 elected officials" would insure Canada R 146 50.0 borhoods. if paid within 48 hours and $10 that public employees would Robb D if it is paid after that. One be treated "fairly," according 146 50.0 person. however, has to Saylor. { Th IrMzi challenged the con- Howell, on the other band, Attorney stitutionality of the ordinance- according to Sears, is in favor -and won at least a partial of collective bargaining for general /■ victory. public employees. Howell John Huddle, a pre-law favors a "meaningful Coleman R 175 . i»#r..,![ ... student at JMU, was given a grievance procedure" 63.4 ticket for parking on. Walnut through state comimttees',:^'. Lane 1) . 101 36.6 .-.M—..... U unlinufd on I'agr lli-*. *A*y~-.'"*.'mtttM >***»c*©oftc Editorial & THE BREEZE Friday, October 28, 1977 opinion Page 2. Justice should not be made into a TV series By KRIS CARLSON broadcast of the case can only can be made to society by would have to be imported! horrendous crimes so as to be An unprecedented case further demonstrate these broadcasts? Don't The fair trial might also be spotlighted on the nation's employing an unprecedented television's lack of dignity. Americans get enough sex, killed by "stardom." largest medium. technique that s the only way Not only does the broadcast crime and violence in the Lawyers have always been to describe the murder trial of show questionable television fictional stories on TV without said to be frustrated actors. Psychopaths in the past 15-year-old Ronny Zamora in integrity, but it may also very glorifying real-life murders How many defendants will have been prompted with only Miami, Florida. well cause the demise of the and rapists? suffer because their lawyer or the expectation of newspaper As his defense to a murder judicial system and the Even if one could come up the prosecutor "hammed it coverage, but now they could charge, Zamora pleaded American ideal of the fair with a few potentially good up" or even the judge or the have their own TV series. We guilty by reason of insanity trial. contributions these broad- jury ? might as well hand them their caused by a steady diet of Television's integrity has casts might produce, they What about the innocent? murder weapon. television violence. An un- been under attack almost could never counterbalance Even if acquitted, how can precendented defense, by any since its conception. At one the terrible blow the broad- they survive the humiliation The judicial system faces standards. time in its history there was a casts would have on the of such a public trial? enough problems without However, a . second un- squalid show called "Divorce judicial system. Everyone will always creating further damage by precedented part of the Court," which dramatized There are too many obvious remember them, just like one broadcasting trials on Zamora trial needs to be true divorce cases. Thank- possible hazards to justice and always remembers "Kojack" television. discussed-its broadcast over fully, it was cancelled. the fair trial that would be plots. They can never, in their It must remain pure and Miami's public television Now, some people want to produced by these broadcasts. community anyway, fade untarnished or else a mockery station. bring back "Divorce Court," One is the death of the fair away into comfortable of justice will be made. It seems very ironic that and add "Murder Court" and trial due to over-publication of anonymity. to remain uninfluenced by the very case that dares »A ■?****-■"•*• '"^^ no* only the case -W.a,k; jurjes ace hard AnotbApotentk.":.. Xw* 'Vfcrts* motives, the law and ( • '■ question the integrity 6f this time with a cast of real to'find rtow, if every person ifi the very real possibility that judiciary can never subject television should be used by characters. the surrounding area already sick minds desiring infamy themselves to association with that medium when the What possible contributions knew about the case, juries will be prompted into television. History: from Lord Fairfax to Chuck Robo actually not a part of the state. Editor's note: This is part So the seeds of regionalism three of a four-part series in Northern Virginia were which examines the regional, Ofie S/a/e of planted. The Civil War helped historical, and political dif- nurture them. ferences between Northern Federal forces easily oc- Virginia and the rest of cupied the Virginia side of the Virginia. DCoriAern Virginia Potomac and, although par/ three Confederate forces were close By DWAYNE YANCEY in the two battles at Manassas, there was never a "I use every opportunity I can serious attempt to retake the to point out that George is a rather new develop- Washingtons of the Northern Columbia for most of the Washington and George region or assault Washington. ment, differences between Neck against the Randolph- years preceeding the War, as During the war a "restored Mason were Northern it and other parts of Virginia Robinson clan in the James- part of the original grant to government" was set up in Virginians. The Bill of Rights can be found in early Virginia York area. the federal government by was pretty tough stuff even in Alexandria by Francis history. As far back as the It should be noted that Virginia to match a similar Pierpont, the "governor" of a those days-typicallv Nor- days erf Lord Fairfax the land those plantation owners in the cession by Maryland on the Virginia which then included thern Virginian." -Charles north of the Rappahannock Northern Neck were other side;of the Potomac. McDowell only the federally, occupied was somehow "different." somewhat estranged from the So what constitutes the areas of Northern Virginia, "The separateness is Virginia government by very heart of Northern the Eastern Shore and Nor- The regional differences of rooted deep in the past and virtue of geography. Virginia today, sometimes many parts of Virginia can folk. Northern Virginia thus has been accentuated by The capital always considered "not really part of existed as a quasi-state free of often be traced far back in situations which have remained along the James Virginia" was, from 1792 to history. control from Richmond for developed since then," notes River (Jamestown, 1846, when the federal nearly three years. Eastern Virginia became D. Alan Williams, an Williamsburg, later Rich- government returned it. (Continued on Page 6) the home of the wealthy associate professor of history mond), thus giving the powers plantation gentry in the early at the University of Virginia in the James-York basin better history of the Old Dominion who teaches a course access to the government than and thus became a political stressing the regional those who lived farther north. power center, a tradition distinctions in Virginia. Following the revolution, which continues today with "The first noticeable Alexandria, Richmond and both the cavaliers of ■ the distinction which can be Norfolk competed intensely conservative establishment drawn," says Professor for commercial supremacy. and the strength of the urban Williams, is the grant of land As the population grew and areas being rooted in; the freedom of the press is one of the great bulwarks ot liberty, and can between the Potomac and pushed west, conflict arose never o* restrained But by despotick governments " James Madison eastern part of Virginia. Rappahannock Rivers by between canal companies, one Geography, of course, King Charles II to the advocating the Potomac, and determined that western and Culpeper-Fairfax families. the other the James, as the EDITOR Southwest Virginia would be The entire area was best route to the developing Barbara Burch different and in the Shenan- originaljvcalled the Northern territory of Ohio. doah Valley the flood of Neck, although today this Later, railroads in the MANAGING EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER German and Scotch-Irish designation applies only to the northern parts of Virginia Gary Fullerton Michael Mathjsen immigrants added another peninsula between the competed with those farther dimension two rivers. south for traffic to the western News Tami Richardson: Editorial -Dwayne Yancey Slave-holding was The land tenure system, the lands. Sports Bob Grimesey: Photography-Mark Thomp- dominant in Southside in the ownership of land and the In 1819 a severe panic pre-Civil Wars years and after son Graphics-Gina Gareri and D.J. Stout: Ad payment of land taxes soon ruined the farming economy Manager Michael I^e: Ad Sales-- Frank.Taturn and Reconstruction the supposed became different in this of northern Virginia (note "threat" of the large black John Vogt: Circulation-Steve Crawford: Advisers section and rivalries lower case "n"). The Erie Alan Ncckowitz and Dave Wendelken population affected the developed between the Canal opened in 1825 and regions politics, best planters north of the Rap- thousands of families used it The Breeze encourages letters to the editor on topics dealing with the exemplified by its hysterical pahannock and those in the lames Madison University compus and community AM letters must be - to migrate west. The typed, signed and include phone and box numbers Letters may be ad stand during Massive James-Yor. river basins and agricultural base in the dressed to I tie Breeje. Department ot Communication Arts. Price Wine Resistance. the Piedmont. •iu?!ding '.v'tr-i s-houid lie no 'onger than 100 words Longer letters may be northern section of Virginia used as questspot*. ,it the descetion ot the editor Northern Virginia is These rivalries became never fully recovered from ' Piters and other material will be edited at the descrelion ot the editor usually considered a new entwined with the politics of this blow. M'ttei ..columns, reviews and guestspots retlect the opinions ot their addition to Virginia's diverse .minor., aitd an- ifc»t r.iUijOr ily those o« The Brecie Unsigned editorials the day (mid-18th century) On the eve of the Civil War, ■ire the opm'on oi the hree/e editors regional composition, gaining and figured prominently in the Quaker and New England ' ompioir.ts about lhc Rreere should be addressed first to The Breeze its distinct identity by the disputes between the Ohio farmers settled in the area, iditors ' inr.-solv.il.le '.o.nplaints may be directed to The Breeie relatively recent expansion of i'Tii.(,ii'On Board and should Be Vint to fr Donald McConkey. head of the Land Company and the Loyal marking the first immigration llrp.irtini'ni ot ' or»i':.-inir,ition Ails the federal government and Greenbrier Land Com- of "Yankees." during the New Deal period. pany. Alexandria and Arlington I'KHftS WHittMi Although Northern This pitted tbe,-.Lees;, County, it should be noted, Virginia, as it is known today, Masons, Mercers and were part of the District of !*tfkft&**>^^^ .,;

■£* THE BREEZE. Friday. October 28. HW7, Page 3 C Readers' formiT) Adviser lauded To the editor: she most certainly deserves. I have recently learned that Robyn's personality and Robyn Krug, associate leadership abilities have Talk of mutiny, naivete director of student affairs, enabled her to help students in will soon be leaving JMU for a areas from "cutting 9 new position in Florida. university red tape" to coping Because Robyn has been with academic problems. I and The Breeze s hot air serving as an adviser to our suppose it is these qualities Student Government and abilities which make To the editor: decisions about books, Do my eyes deceive me or word) are not the head and Association, I find it most Robyn's departure from music, and politics. We just chest respectively, but the important to acknowledge the JMU so disappointing. do I read of rumblings, talk of don't have the expertise to mutiny, and what not, against crotch. great job she has done. deal with such important My advice to the immature With Robyn leaving James In any case, I hope that the The Breeze's fine arts critic issues. (And, too; if we did students who have been (self-appointed or otherwise) reader is, "Go to the crotch Madison University, we are Jeff Byrne? what would people like Byrne and be wise." losing a very helpful and fortunate enough to work with do for a living?) Keep up the good work,Mr. devoted person. Always Robyn will acknowledge the Gad and zooks, what With this in mind, who, great job she has performed. foolishness, what lamentable Byrne, as you endeavor to friendly and open minded, she then, would dare question Mr. meet the high standards set has effectively and I'm sure that in her new naivete, ladies! All you do by Byrne's psychoanalytical position Robyn's personality calling into question Mr. forth by The Breeze, which meaningfully shared the interpretation of Mr. Hall's continually amazes me by the concerns of many students It and helpful nature will again Byrne's "professionalism and actions, lyrics, or the lead her to success. JMU and credibility" (I suppose this amount of hot air it produces, is her sincere interest and emotional responses of the edition after edition after assistance for JMU students its SGA will miss her! means his journalistic female segment of the edition... that has gained her the Darrell L. Pile professionalism and audience? D. S. Preston respect and admiration which SGA Treasurer credibility) is betray your This is only realistic, ignorance of what the "new responsible reporting at its journalism" is all about. best He is closely following Obviously this trouble the high tenets of his trade and stems from your living in "the being a faithful pastor of his good ole days," and supposed uncultured flock " by presen- high noon of reporting when ting events as they really are the nature of the job was to set (or should be). He is aiding forth a^escriptive account of the reader ,to overcome any •wVlfttf let the "rfV '.HP-^ reader be 'myoPiaor distorted view 0f ♦ *>.'# the judge. reality. Fortunately, we've outgrown such crude, bar- How childish it is that some baric practices. Today the readers should feel squeamish media person is a highly or resentful about Mr. Byrne's trained specialist in the field remarks! Clearly those of data gathering, comments are merely assimilating, and in- vestiges of an out of date, terpretation. And only he is stifling, puritanical mentality capable of grasping the Cast off those bonds of tremendous scope of media religion, restraint, and events (things like Messrs. moderation that keep warping Hall and Oates' concert) and your reasoning faculties; all render them (like lard) into you have to lose is your soul. manageable size for peons We must realize, as Mr. like you and me. Byrne has made us aware, The people cannot be that the seat of intelligence trusted to make their own and "magnanimity" (quaint Affirmative action is reverse discrimination By BILL BORGES individual and ethnic for enforcement of the new Several decades ago, preferences in violation of our had set aside 16 spaces for It is also a distorted definition George Orwell wrote in his basift beliefs in liberty and order to the Office of Civil "minority," students, even of equality. It carries with it "Politics and the English individual freedom. Rights, a part of the Health, though their grades and test the principle that, in order to Language" that, for political Education, and Welfare scores were considerably make some people equal, we and economic reasons, In September, 1965, Department bureaucracy. lower than Bakke's. must use the authority of the language is often purposely President Lyndon Johnson, Unfortunately, this move has state to make others misused in order to attempt to issued Executive Order 11246 had catastrophic con- This program had several unequal." defend the indefensible. forbidding discrimination in sequences and was not in the objectives; first, to promote Bunzel could not have put it There is no better example hiring, and mandating all best interests of the American aspiration for and access to any plainer, as even in- today than the "affirmative Federal contractors to take people. medical careers previously tentionally benign racial action" program. "affirmative action" against HEW expanded the intent denied such students by discrimination is socially This action, imposed by the discrimination because of disadvantageous socio- divisive. It helps propagate states, requires that minority race, color, religion or and scope of affirmative economic backgrounds; and the notion that minority groups be given preference in national origin. Three years action without the benefit of explicit congressional or second, to diversify and students are intellectually hiring. This program has later, "sex" was added as a thereby enrich both the inferior. produced many undesirable judicial sanction. The major consideration. target, after businesses, student body and the medical No rational individual can problems and costs and has The Labor Department profession. support bias, racism or resulted in the legislation of became educational • in- then delegated its authority stitutions. But whatever the ob- discrimination which jectives, the program, Bakke Erohibits qualified women, -f- Marco DeFunis made news lacks or any other group or a few years ago when he was individual from obtaining denied admission to the professional employment. University of Washington Law Yet, by implementation of School. DeFunis scored affirmative action higher than 30 fellow ap- The Right Angle programming, academic and plicants who were SUD- professional standards have sequently admitted. They been forcibly waived and were black. He was white. He state-mandated was also Jewish, another charged, was racially biased discrimination by sex, ethnic minority group by some against him, depriving him of groups and age has been standards, but not by HEW's equal protection under the substituted to the detriment of standards. Fourteenth Amendment. all concerned. In sum, affirmative action Upon learning that the is nothing new: the Nazis DeFunis' court appeals State Supreme Court's ruling tried it, the Soviets expanded were lost. There have been in Mr. Bakke's favor would be on it, and throughout history many similar cases filed, and reviewed, Supreme Court totalitarian regimes have the result has been the same. watchers immediately an- enforced it. Now opponents have rallied ticipated a landmark decision The only thing that it af- behind Allan Bakke, who has on the constitutionality of firms is the loss of individual The Breeze welcomes become a "cause celebre" what critics of preferential liberty. Let us hope that the with his fight against this admission consider "reverse Supreme Court sees, in its responses same evil. discrimination." true light, that affirmative Bakke was denied ad- San Jose State University action is reverse mission to the medical school President John Bunzel, a well discrimination which in- to editorials and guestspots at the University of California known liberal, has said vidiously violates our most because of a special minority "Affirmative action is the basic constitutional program in which the school worst form of condescension. guarantees. • '.'■ >'. . ■ ' Page 4, THE BREEZE. Friday, October 28, 1977 Jeans make friendliness; coats, ties make knowledge By THERESA BEALE convinced that their The fifty subjects who Jeans may make a classroom attire was of no responded to the photographs university professor seem importance," according to of the male teacher perceived friendlier toward students but Rollman's study. "They the informally-dressed model a coat and tie will make him argued that a 'good' teacher as being sympathetic toward appear more knowledgeable, can and should rise above students' problems, friendly, according to a study con- what were considered to be and flexible. The moderately- ducted by a James Madison ephemeral and tangential dressed teacher was judged to University professor. aspects of the teaching be most stimulating and clear. A study of teachers' dress situation," he said. The formally dressed teacher styles by Dr. Steven Rollman, Other teachers believed was perceived as most assistant professor of com- that a teacher's dress was knowledgeable, organized, munication arts, has revealed important but they held and well-prepared for class. that dress may have "some separate opinions, according Another 50 students per- impact" on students' per- to Rollman. Several persons ceived the informally dressed ceptions of teachers. Rollman believed that a teacher needs female teacher as very fair, tested 100 Pennsylvania State to maintain some distance University students last year from his or her students and sympathetic toward students' to determine the effectiveness firoblems. enthusiastic, that this can be partially riendly. flexible, and of teachers' dress in the achieved through dressing in stimulating. In moderate classroom. He was a com- a manner unlike the students. dress, she was judged to be munications instructor at Other instructors thought a Penn. State. teacher would be perceived most clear. kThe female Dr. Steven Rollman teacher in formal dress was Photo by Wayne Partlow Rollman's interest in more positively according to thought to be especially well nonverbal communication in how well he or she was able to the classroom caused him to relate to the students. They organized and well-prepared examine how students per- for class, according to Debaters claim trophies thought they could relate Rollman's study. ceive their teachers through better to students by dressing r dress habits, he said. He in a similar manner to them. The students' perceptions became interested in the Rollman used two sets of of teachers through, dress is subjecMfltej;. talking with a photographs to survey "based on stereotypes which in fall t€wrr^.s*Hsnt graduate student enrolled in a students' responses to various they have in their own heads," college course designed to styles of teachers' dress. One Rollman said. The in- James Madison University nament, JMU debaters train teachers. set was a series of three formally-dressed teacher is debaters won trophies last participated in varsity and The professor teaching the photographs of a male dressed based on the "younger" weekend in a tournament at junior varsity divisions. course advised his students to in informal , moderate and stereotype which students Ohio State University and the Junior varsity debaters "dress up" in order to achieve formal attire. The other set hold, thus they think of the West Virginia Wesleyan Angela Hochmeister and maximum credibility with was a series of a female teacher as an instructor, College Fall Debate Tour- Steve Holsinger won a semi- their students. After dressed in a similar manner. Rollman said. Moderately nament. finalist trophy after achieving reviewing relevant literature, The photographs showed the dressed teachers may cause a a 6-2 preliminary round Rollman found no "basis models only from the neck student to think of a young Bill Mitchell and Mark record and defeating St. experimentally" for this down. assistant professor, according Reisinger, varsity debaters, to Rollman, while a formally won an Octo-finalist trophy at theory. He decided an ex- The students rated each of Joseph's College in the ploratory study was needed to the perceived teachers on dressed teacher holds the the Ohio State tournament stereotype of a full professor, after a 6-2 preliminary round quarter-finals. Hochmeister "see if teachers' dress five-point rating scales and Holsinger lost to George potentially made any dif- covering ten positive appearing older and more record that put them as sixth knowledgeable. seed in the octo-finals. Mason University in the semi- ference at all." characteristics of teachers. finals and George Mason went Upon discussing the effects The characteristics were fair, "Teachers should be aware on to win the tournament. of dress with teachers in a sympathetic toward students' that dress contributes to the Mitchell and Reisinger lost classroom communication problems, knowledgeable, ways in which they will be to Bradley Univeristy in the course, Rollman said he enthusiastic, friendly, perceived," Rollman said, octos although they had Steve Nunn and Jim Mc- discovered a distinct division flexible, organized, adding that although dress defeated Bradley earlier in Cauley had a 3-5 preliminary of opinion. stimulating, well-prepared for has some impact, it is only one the competition. round record in the varsity "Some teachers were class and clear. (Continued on Page X) In the Wesleyan tour- division.

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Marshall Tucker Band assuming role of'top dog9 By CUTCH ARMSTRONG performing as the Toy Fac- Toy Caldwell's brother As part of James Madison tory. Tommy, who plays bass University's first In 1972, the group recorded guitar, and George McCorkle, homecoming celebration, the their first LP, titled simply the rhythm guitarist. These Campus Program Board will "The Marshall Tucker Band." two men assist Toy Caldwell present the Marshall Tucker The following year brought with the songwriting chores. Band in Godwin Hall Saturday one of their most popular Toy has written most of the night at 8 p.m. records, "A New Life." This Tucker tunes but Tommy and Godwin Hall serves as the album contained "24 Hours at George do their fair share. stage for the first JMU ap- a Time," another MTB Drummer Paul Riddle is pearance by the favorite sons trademark song. just 22. He plays drums like of Spartanburg, South Subsequent album releases an accomplished veteran. He Carolina. included "Where We All should. The band snatched Led chiefly by lead Belong," "Searching for a Riddle up to play the drums guitarist Toy Caldwell, the Rainbow," and "Long Hard when he was 16. They made a Marshall Tucker Band blends Ride." good choice too. the sounds of country, jazz, The group plans to release rock, and blues with a w§sto,,»v., Uieir. seventh, album, a- jive ,, sJ e r FX . E«,b a n k s' , swing tint. double record set, "in "saxdphOn'S and*imte work" " The band is primarily November. sweetens Marshall Tucker's known for its tunes "Can't The Tucker boys first music. The flavor he adds is You See," "Take the High- gained significant notoriety a unique to Southern rock way," and "Fire on the few years ago when they music. Mountain." opened for the Allman Doug Gray handles most of With the release of their Brothers Band on one of the lead vocal responsibilities latest album, "Carolina Allman's tours. with relative ease. When not Dreams," the band's already- Since the recent demise of singing, he and McCorkle growing following has in- the Allman Brothers Band, frequent the drag strips of creased substantially. the Marshall Tucker Band has South Carolina. Both men are Five of their six LPs have assumed the role of "top dog" avid drag racing fans and been certified "gold" In in the Southern Rock category Gray even races cars himself. addition, they copped their of music. The capa bilities of these six first Number One single with But perhaps their most ' men provide for good hard- "Heard It in a Love Song" noted accomplishment oc- driving country rock. The from the "Carolina Dreams" cured at the beginning of this Marshall Tucker band pleases album. year. The Tuckers graced the audiences wherever they The Marshall Tucker Band White House stage at Jimmy perform. People are has been an entity for about Carter's inaugural ex- discovering how easy it is to LOUNGING IN THE SUN, a James Madison University student seven years. Previously the travaganza. be captivated by their musical takes time out for a nap in front of Wilson Hall. nucleus of the band was Group members include blends and exceptional solos. Photo by Mark Thompson

By JIM DAWSON spaceship to orbit a black hole for two weeks Isaac Asimov's latest science fiction an- positioned close enough for one of the Book review: thology, "The Bicentennial Man," is, at best, astronauts to stand outside the ship and throw an uneven and inconsistent offering. in meteors, but the situation sounds rather The book is a collection of Asimov's short strained. stories written over the past ten years for Thankfully, "The Bicentennial Man" is not various publishers. Unfortunately, the works so void of redeeming qualities as the majority Asimov's latest run the literary gamut from the absolutely of the stories would seem to indicate. The title inane to the sensitively aesthetic, with erratic story, for example, is the touching and sen- peaks and valleys in between. sitively handled tale of a robot's yearnings for Asimov has reached the questionably en- a personal humanity. viable stage in his career where anything he "The Bicentennial Man" is a somber, 'inconsistent' writes is all but guaranteed a publisher on the almost Bra'dbury-ish work which succeeds on selling appeal of the author's name alone. its own merits as a complete and self-sufficient Consequently, the stories in "The Bicen- entity. tennial Man" originally appeared in such There is no twist ending, no surprise gim- diverse .publications as Bell Telephone mickry, and the title has nothing whatsoever to Magazine, High Fidelity, Ellery Queen's do with the year 1976. In spite of (or because Mystery Magazine, and The New York Times, of) these factors, the story clicks. as well as the more likely science fiction "That Thou Art Mindful of Him" is another markets. robot story, written as a capstone of sorts to all It would be nice to be able to say that of Asimov's robot stories. Asimov's writings maintain an appropriate The plot concerns the three laws of robotics level of quality regardless of market and which all of Asimov's robots adhere to: without thought for the near impossibility of 1. A robot may not injure a human being or, their rejection. However/such is not the case. through inaction, allow a human being to come The bad stories generally fail for one major to harm. reason-they read as if they were thought up 2. A robot must obey the orders given it by and written on the spur of the moment without human beings except where such orders would a whole lot of consideration, then left in rough conflict with the First Law. draft form to be printed. 3. A robot must protect its own existence, as "Marching In" is a perfect example. I long as such protection does not conflict with would be honestly surprised if this story took the First or Second Law. longer than a half-hour from initial idea to The conflict comes when two robots begin finished manuscript. wondering exactly how "man" should be The story's plot of adapting musical defined, and arrive at a definitely unpleasant melodies to influence the brainwaves of mental conclusion. patients is executed in so ploddingly and "The Bicentennial Man" is a book which uninteresting a manner that it fails even as a seems to be aimed primarily at Asimov light filler piece. completists, who will appreciate having the "The Tercentary Incident," "Waterclap." various stories brought together in book form and "Stranger In Paradise" are similarly dull for their collection, and at those persons who and predictable, written in such a lifeless style might buy the book on the reasoning that as to leave the reader wondering how a writer Asimov is a writer who can be trusted to put with the talent Asimov has shown elsewhere out consistently good works. could produce such dry tedium. The former group might be happy with the Even Asimov's science is questionable in collection, but the latter will be a bit more one story Maybe it really is possible for a skeptical in the future. Page 6, THE BREEZE. Friday, October 28, 1977 <3 Going from Lord Fairfax to Chuck Robb Virginia, not today's Northern (Continued from Page 2t Reconstruction, constituted expenence of Recon- sider, through no fault of its the traditional leadership in struction." own. Virginia. After the war the Recon- When the federal military When the term "Northern The area did not come to struction government of John Virginia. Virginia" came to have its have a distinct identity until Underwood (much despised in "No matter what the government was withdrawn residents might say," says and service in the Confederate present meaning is not cer- this century. other parts of the state) came army became a requirement tain. Robert E. Lee led the The present position of from the area, creating fur- Professor Williams, "they had Army of Northern Virginia Northern Virginia as, in the ther suspicion of Northern not shared in the agony of for those seeking political and defeat, the glory of serving the social success, Northern but it drew from the words of Fairfax County Virginia among the ex- geographical northern (Continued on Page 7> Confederates who, after Lost Cause, nor the unifying Virginia was made an out- CANDLES b

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Why they need show & Dance your support (EDUCATION Colleges and universities are unable to provide! adequate laboratory, library and classroom space for all the Band students they have NOW, and, contrary to popular opinion, enrollments will be going up by 23 per cent in the next five years CORRECTIONS 1,200 convicted felons are backed up now in local WARREN CAMPUS jails awaiting transfer because our state prisons and state farms cannot house them or an anticipated 3,300 new inmates in the nex CENTER BALLROOM five years. MENTAL HEALTH Thousands of Virginia's mentally ill and mentally retarded citizens, many of them children and young adults, are without adequate facilities to meet their pressing ADVANCE TICKETS treatment needs. PARKS Thousands of visitors-Virginians and out-of-state tourists are turned away from state parks each year, and a ha If-million $2.00 AT dollars they would spend is lost to Virginia businesses. PORTS Virginia's ports are at capacity in their ability to handle the import and export needs of Virginia's commerce and in- CPB BOX OFFICE dustry. Today, one out of six jobvin Virginia depend an the ports. N* Page 8, THE BREEZE. Friday. October 28, 1977 History: from Lord Fairfax to Chuck Robb

(Continued from Page 7) Charles McDowell, avoid integration while the Richmond to the hearings (on "One of the first acts of Washington columnist for the Southern, with a capital "S," ways to combat the Supreme Massive Resistance was the on the money that had Court decision) and en- heretofore been going to the Richmond Times-Dispatch. leadership in Richmond would General Assembly forbidding Northern Virginians were do anything to prevent blacks countered defensive, reactive Arlington County to elect its rural counties," Mann notes. "Massive Registers." more educated and, with no from attending sthe same school board because it was "I don't think Northern "Here came all these Virginia was thought of as a Deep Southern culture to cling schools as whites. feared that the board would to, were more willing to ac- "Then," says McDowell, "I Northern Virginians with integrate Arlington's schools. distinct part of the state until Yankee accents telling the racial problems of school cept integration. think the differences between Henceforth, the school Northern Virginians Northern Virginia and the rest Southerners how easy it was board would be chosen by a desegregation, and then the to integrate." problems were ripped open "absoutely were not going to of Virginia, which were just judge appointed by the talked about in theory before. For Northern Virginia, legislature. for everyone to see," says close their public schools" to with a, five percent black became very real." In time, of course, . Massive Resistance to population, it was. For Arlington and Norfolk became integration was "almost Southside, where whites were the first Virginia communities wa;\" he says, between often in the minority, it to integrate their schools. Jeans: friendliness Northern Virginia and the rest seemed the end of civilization. For the Byrd Organization, of the state. Northern Virginians Northern Virginia was thus (Continued from Page 4) perceived as sympathetic, "Busloads of earnest, "thought it was just a bunch of lost to the infidels forever and variable in classroom in- friendly and flexible, while liberal-minded Northern hopeless bigots," McDowell it was written off as far as teraction simultaneously decreasing 'Virginians came down to says. (Continued on Page 9) Dress may be most im- the probability of being portant at the beginning of a perceived as well organized course foi* "first impressions" and well-prepared," ac- when the students are sizing cording to Rollman's study. up the teacher, according to Several variables in the Rollman. It probably effects of dress in the Valley Sports becomes less important as the classroom still need to be students get to know the studied, Rollman said. A teacher better, he said. sudden shift in dress habits, A particular style of dress Center, Inc. the subject matter of the cannot be recommended for course, and the degree to •»I * ..v teacher^"» ^pordmg to wiueira leacitef's dress habits 107 E. Water St. ■ ■■ Rollman, because it depends and sex affect students need to on the teacher's goals in the be examined more closely, he classroom. said. 434-6580 "If a teacher has certain interpersonal goals he wants Rollman plans to look at All Warm Ups & Entire to achieve, one thing he can each of the nonverbal use is dress," he said, adding variables affecting classroom Stock of Tennis Rackets that while one style of dress interaction, including may enhance some teachers' physical environment, 20%OFF w/Madison ID characteristics, it may prove posture, distance) and facial to be less positive on other expressions to see which are Plus selected group of characteristics. more important. He is "For example, if a teacher planning to develop a theory Warm Ups $9-95 chooses to dress in an ex- of nonverbal communication tremely informal style he or in the classroom and also (she would seemingly enhance plans to write .a textbook on the probability of being nonverbal communication. ,«.«•••#••••#••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

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* I JL APPLY NOW : DEPOSITS DUE NOV. 1 * THE BREEZE, Friday, October 28, 1977, Page 9 History: from Lord Fairfax to Chuck Robb (Continued from Pages) examined in part four of this lieutenant governor in 1945) state in the Union as basically something in General Lee's state politics was concerned. series. and Army Booth (who fought satisfied with the way it's day-are very content with The General Assembly was "The old misconceptions against "Massive being run as is Virginia. Don't Mr. Byrd. And so am I." apportioned to the benefit of were costly to Virginia, says Resistance" and almost won all the country people like Mr. How ironic it is that today rural areas and the disad- James J. Kilpatrick. "Two of the Democratic nomination Byrd?" Virginia seems not only ready~ vantage of urban areas. Thus the finest figures we had in for the U.S. Senate in 1966), "Yes, but the cities don't. to elect a lieutenant governor the strength of Northern public life, at least in my time but both of them were tainted Up around Arlington-" from Northern Virginia Virginia was kept at a in Richmond, were Charlie by their identification with "That's not Virginia. (Chuck Robb) by a Targe minimum until the 1966 re- Fenwick (who lost the Northern Virginia." Virginia starts at margin, but also that the apportionment, which will be Democratic nomination for Less than 20 years ago, Fredericksburg. We ought to decisive battleground bet- historian Marshall Fishwick lop off those northern ween gubernatorial can- wrote an account of the counties and give them to the didates Henry Howell and Breeze^ classifieds bring results Virginia Lady, an arch-type Yankee bureacucrats who live John Dalton has turned out to Southern belle, reprimanding there. People in the real be Northern Virginia. $.50 for first 25 words an impertinent guest: cities, like Richmond and History sometimes plays "Next you'll lambast the Danville and Petersburg-the tricks on us and it always has Byrd machine. There isn't a ones that amounted to the last laugh. JMU's omncoming $ Student Alumni Association ri^^dj and6uUat'JJjt'Pu.b presents these Homecoming Events •**-■ 0*.'\ 7^*\*> >».<•• Ms. Madison Contest October 25-27 Mum Sale October 28 and 29 Homecoming Parade October 29, Welcome fiXfu University llam Also Assisting with Half-time show Vabmrflouse Restaurants and presentation of awards

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The performances Trombone Choir on Nov. 2, at the bookstore. It should students. The positions are will be in the Wampler Turner Ashby High School. Sally Lance, assistant publish again before Nov. 2 Publicity Coordinator and Theater on South Main Street. Winding, a native of Den- professor of music at JMU, and resume its regular bi- Manpower Coordinator. For Admission is 75 cents and mark, was feature soloist with will present a vocal recital monthly schedule. "Scooter's information contact Wayne proceeds will go to the local the Benny Goodman and Stan Sunday at 3 p.m. in Wilson Nooze" is distributed Baker at 434-3537 or Box 168. chapter of the National Kenton bands. He teamed Auditorium. Gertrud Burau, throughout the campus center Multiple Sclerosis Society. with J. J. Johnson to produce a a former voice teacher at or can be obtained by writing SGA secretary Volunteers are still needed to number of record albums and JMU, will perform several "Scooter." Box M-25. A special election for the help with acting, set design, is currently concentrating his duets with Lance. Sunday's position of S.G.A. secretary sound and light, make up, efforts toward guest per- program will include two SGA meeting will be held Nov. 1. Students costumes and other areas. If formances and clinics with Handel duets, four Brahms duets, a duet from Menotti's The SGA will have an wishing to run for this office interested call Chuck Berlin, school and university musical may obtain election rules, 7126, or Pete Fakoury, 4498, or organizations. "The Old Maid and the Thief,'' orientation meeting for all and a humorous piece by organizational presidents and petitions and declarations at write Circle K at box 4264. The fee for the clinic, which . the S.G.A. office on the first will be held from 4-5:30 p.m., Hewitt. 'Lance, a soprano, will treasurers Thursday at 6 p.m. Doughnut sale also perform music by Rossini in room A of the campus floor of the campus center. The English Club will have is $1 Admission to the 8 p.m. Declarations of intentions and concert is $2. For further and Donnezetti and a group of center. The SGA Treasurer a doughnut sale Oct. 31 at the French art songs. The recital will go over points concerning petitions must be submitted kiosk in front of the dining hall information, contact Dr. for approval by 12 noon Oct. George West at 433-6393, or is open to the public free of allotment of money to campus from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., or until charge. organizations. 28. all the doughnuts are sold. James Wampler at 879-2211. 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Be sure to try beer on tap. a Milk Saaaaa4aak PrMa 1 § al ja§ .1.59 lager and lime or coleslaw made fresh daily. Baaaa Eiakay QnaWy Ik...... 1.29 815 E. Market St., Harrisonburg 433-8784 lea Fraa 2 Baas «Hk1te| (1.IS walai - Fraa) Convenient Drive-Up Window Call Ahead For Fast Frl-Sat aaan HI mi.nifkt Take Out Service i»i L COUPON ! -»«'' 11. i J .i. ^wFnmFj^w • — — i*u» Halloween Savings at THE BREEZE, Friday, October 28, 1977, Page ll The University Square...' savings up to 40% off on junior City parking -controversy (Continued from Page 1) blouses, dresses, skirts and as the other class all other way or the other," Huddle Lane (which is inside the persons who were denied said. "The question still sweaters. 10% off on men's flannel zone) on April 13, 1977. permits..." the court held the lingers but I feel like I could shirts. Plus many other in store Five days later he wrote a ordinance "...invalid as a have beaten it." letter to Harrisonburg Mayor denial of equal protection." One possible reason the specials. Sale runs Friday, Saturday' Roy Erickson which briefly "I had no intention of ever court dismissed the charge is described what had happened, paying the parking ticket," cited the State Supreme Court that it was waiting for a and Monday.the 28th, 29th and31st.j Huddle said; "The permit ruling as well as the "equal decision by the U.S. Supreme You're in for a real treat!" parking ordinance is clearly Court on residential parking protection" clause of the unconstitutional; it violates bans, Huddle said. The Fourteenth Amendment and the Fourteenth Amendment Supreme Court ruled Oct. 11 Tke UicuieMciij Sqiuwe informed Erickson that he on its face value." that communities have the 56 South Main Street would plead not guilty to the The Fourteenth Amend- right to prevent commuters charge and would ask for a ment provides that no state from parking in residential trial on its constitutionality. shall "deny; to any person neighborhoods. OPEN According to the letter, the within its jurisdiction the This decision specifically 9:30-5 DAILY Virginia Supreme Court ruled equal protection of the laws." referred to the Arlington Jan. 14 that the parking or- Permit parking, Huddle County ordinance, which Thurs. & Fri. dinance in Arlington County continued, is simply an effort restricts weekday parking to nights til 9pm "created as one class those to "please an elitist class in residents by issuing them who were entitled to permits town who just don't like the special permits. The consisting of residents... and idea of students parking in Harrisonburg ordinance is front of their homes." The "very similar" to this one, ordinance is there "not for according to Treva Bradburn, neighborhood preservation, a spokeswoman for the but appeasement," he said. Harrisonburg Police WELCOME BACK ALUMNI Huddle received no reply Department. from Mayor Erickson or any "The Supreme Court ruling Renew OLd Acquaintances At The Adventure other city official, he said. On has definitely weakened our June 20 he was served with a stand," according to Huddle. summons to appear in "It applies only to the case in General District Court July 8 Arlington County but will In Gourmet Eating And Shopping to plead to the charge. He serve as a precedent for other » \ appeared in court on that day cases." —' but the trial was postponed to ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES Aug. 5. Huddle said there will When he returned to court, almost certainly be ex- General District Court Judge ceptions to this decision DELICATESSEN and John Paul disqualified himself however. Specifically, he from hearing the case because said, opponents of similar he lives within the zone. parking bans will cite the The charge was dismissed. court's statement that a CLUB ROOM w^ Judge Paul could have "community may also decide rescheduled the trial, Huddle that restrictions on the flow of said, but he thought it im- outside traffic into particular proper to call Huddle back residential areas would into court on a relatively enhance the Quality of life minor charge. there by reducing noise, "I was disappointed that traffic hazards and litter." my case wasn't decided one (Condnued on Page 15) 60 W. WATER ST., HARRISONBURG Wve got OPEN what you want. Mon.-Sat. 8.JU1. to 1 A.M. Sun. 10 A.M. to 1 A.M.

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N WES, ERIC & JAY? Though TO THE MAN OF MY RICKY: To the best brother a JAILBAIT. These nights are MARLENE DID|TRICH: the tricks & treats have been DREAMS:Thanks for the best sister could ever have. Have a SO long and lonely without Thinging of you is hauntingly few at our door, we still hope year. I won't confuse the Happy Halloween. Meet you in you. Hey kid, look at things delightful. Let's get,1 together y'all have a Happy objectives on the 29th. I will the pumpkin patch. Tum- the right way and it's all worth in my coffin sometime. Will Helluvaween. Love Frank & see you at Christmas. Chump. bleweed smiling about. Miles away but you be my pumpirintine? Jimmy. always sending all my love. Dracula (Cutie) Thij First. NANCY—You're so beautiful SHARON? Thanks for four "Jeff O'Lantern" CATHY COEMAN-In the past and you always will be, that is great years. Care to make it BEACHCOMBER: j How's few days I've grown to love eight? Happy Halloween. tricks? Hope Eagle is treating why I hope you'll always stay Meet you in the pumpkin * BFL: Here's to 3 un- your giggles on the phone and close to me. Love, L.T. forgettable years of laughter you well. And may ^he Great how we bug so nicely. Remo patch. Lisser and heartache, and to many Pumpkin forever shpwer you me? BRENDA: You're a Fox! Why more of an undying friend- with happiness and love! Your don't you give me a call? WRENCH TOOL: A year ago ship. I'll never stop loving friend always, Stargazer. SCHMECKS: Too bad you Maybe I can move in. we met. How could I ever you ...Love, Rich Girl. can't play cards! "The Pizza" forget? It started with staring BONES AND LEGS: was good and the steak will be TO LITTLE HEEM—Wanna and ending with glaring. I'm Welcome back! How is it in even better We will crush! treat? When the moon is on glad for the time we shared, JMU— Get haunted Friday China? Did you bring your What's an S.F.B.—Twins the rise, come to Logan for but your temper was just too and Sunday from 7-10 p.m. at thermals? Who m-m-m-me? your surprize. Happy flared. I don't know why you Circle K's Haunted House. May you get snowbound Halloween! Love from your acted so wildly, but you were Wampler Theatre by Luigi's. forever! Red Toes. WHAT A WEEKEND! Admission $.75. Proceeds go Homecoming, Marshall little goblin. entertaining to put it mildly. One Adam 12. to MS Society. T.H.E. ELM: The oak fell! Tucker, and Circle K's SANCTION: Merry mischief Beware vampires—not ink, Haunted House Friday and night and a Happy Halloween IN PREPARATION FOR the real thing! Wanted—full Saturday night, 7-10 p.m., WINE-Price 209'er: Happy to you all. Your resident 19th little Jimmy! Arise HALLOWEEN the witches time jealousy provoker. Any Wampler Theatre by Luigi's. witch. are coming together from all suggestions? (Andy where are Price.^75 sleeping beauty, the shadow lurks at the door waiting to parts. We want to welcome you?)- TO J T; Remember "3" and ••--f.aur.roodUral brews specialist >*W2-7u, m£p* 'K* coming thrdw a bjaek widow «r-;—;?, ■A. neck. from Roanoke"' arta ' 'our love!!! As always. Your Bean* screening specialist from New HEY, BABY HUEY. SLATS. Jersey. Also, our broomstick SCARLET: You've changed GANGLEY. AND NERD. riding instructor is welcomed your color on me. Like a Bless us with your big white back from a temporary ab- chameleon or maybe a Squire Hill moon on trick or sence to the northern parts. GEKO Is this your treat night and we'll be sure to The resident watchwomen of Halloween disguise? Rhett give you something good to the spells manuals hope that Butler r eat. Love ya, jGrit these visitors will enjoy their visit with our coven. A BULL? It's Lamb's Eve, so, "bewitching time is planned. don't forget your promise! Tree of Pain and Green Eye LAMBIE: Want some FEIGNED CONTROVERSY- I've been waiting sooo long!!! candy? Worried about Cline's "Nature and Function I love you! Lambie. Ps— Say RAIDERS FAN— Ever since "Lamb's Eve " I'll protect— of Law" proves that your it! we met at the college farm, I keep you "under wraps!" holding and standing is as knew we could hit it off. I've They'll only hear: Snort ." . fake as your peculiar interest. really enjoyed the times we've Bleat. Funtime for L and Z. Keep on litigating,B.C. WEEB PINCHER: Some day you'll have a Prince C. to rub spent together. It's just Bull noses with, so forget the beenfantastic! Have a Happy JOHN, JOHN & JIMMY: Still walruses. Just wear the j.s,, Halloween! Love, Adrian. MASTER MALCOM MACHO waiting for our spaghetti and millions will follow! MACHISNO: I may not be dinner. Hope the goblins Pebble stuffing? CLINT— There's snow in the your thumbtack, but you're get'cha for that unfulfilled air and along winter's my "gopher." I've got you promise. Happy Halloween. coming—sure looking forward under my skin. Wanna "trick'' Love, German Shepherd and TOUGH -STUFF: 1982 will be to sharing it with you. Three or "treat?" Tinker Greek a great year. Wish I were with MOTHER NATURE: Next old words. Pogo. you this Halloween like I time we pull an all-nighter MY LITTLE SQUASH- always do! All my love MUNCHKINS: With a love "BIG B"— It's neat that we let's have a drink in hand, like we share we're sure to BUTTON : I love your noo-noo. could get together. You art the forever! Short-stuff dance-in-feet, smile-on-face "spook" a few people. Thanks But most of all I love you! best and only, I swear. B and Partee Hardy! for all—Dancer. We'll make it nowe. Moo-Moo Love, Burrito MAUREEN. Beware of a man eats cow Big Mom imposing as Bond, Agent 007. TO SUITE 2U3 and the rest of He will make you an offer you IFR "BIG BRO":If you show SPACE CADETS. NOVEL CAROL AND DEB: Happy the second floor. Put a can't refuse! The treats will us three tricks, we will give LOVERS AND SURY Haunting. Don't forget your Haunted House on Park come after the tricks! you three treats. Love, the HOMEMAKER: I love you hats, you don't need masks. Place. Water Works! three executives. guys too— Don't worry, I'll be Chicago, here we come. I'll HEY PUMPKIN HEAD? back (Hopefully). What would get a picture yet. Lucky Klutz. BABY BOY: I wont go trick TONY— Weil dance up a I do without you? Take care That's you R.B.! Just teasing, TO YOU: Here's to or-treating. I'm far too old, my dearest. Happy "stormy" Halloween! May ofh the greenery and MY it's true. Not just just that, but Halloween. Wanna go trick-or- your party be well packed, and ROOM! Happy Halloween. Halloween— My, oh my, what I have no reason,since my equally remembered—ps— Don't get into too much a wonderful day. Have you treating? Thanks for being checked the color of your favorite treat is you! I love wonderful! Love, M. happy l'/i + 1 week— your trouble this time, .save that you. Babt heart (Your sentimental lady. for next semester! "Elbow" socks lately? favorite trick) LIZ, DEB AND DEE— May the motorcycle demon. HAROLD—hey best buddy, HEY CUTIE! How's my you each find your own special TO SEXY—MY FAVORITE SIX-FOUR.POLLOCK. good-looking goblin to trick thanx for being here when I pumpkin? I can't wait for this OUTHOUSE, & B.J.: To the needed ya! Drop by more DEVIL!:Although I can't be weekend. It's gonna be great. and treat with this Halloween with you in person, I'm with most handsome goblins we season. H 103. often! UVa next weekend?— ILYMTAITW. Love me, your know. Weil come haunt you yer freshman roomie, a friend you in spirit!! Love you much, Jack-o-Lantern. anytime. Halloween Love! in need, indeed. Hot Stuff. GALENA: Soo happy you MIDNIGHT MARAUDERS: Your Huffman Girls. could come! Hope it's a great ALLEY: Some night; some TO MY LOTHARIO— Our "Hope the yellow chalk weekend. Happy haunting. love affair's been beautiful. I washes out of your clothes! TO AN OAKLAND LOVER— Love ya. always. THE stars; some moon; some Have a great birthday, but grass; some do; Some kiss— can only hope for more. I think Congratulations on a job well don't go over your limits! FOX!!! this is our second date so how done. Phase One is complete! Hope I can share in the TO MY COWBOY: Halloween about a third Happy 730— Thanks, S.C." celebration. Your "tinsiest" FATHER FLANAGAN: is going to be lonely without Forever, M. admirer. You're,, the tallest pumpkin you, but just wait until next TO THE WITCH: So you're I know! Don't stay out too late Halloween. Your Cowtown MRS. BUBBLES: Not so hot back for Homecoming huh? SWEETHEART: Almost a on Halloween 'cause a little Honey with the water next time or The campus isn't the only year and getting stronger blonde witch may get'cha! A bubble haven awaits you. thing that has changed since every day. Nobody does it scary ski-spook PRINCE FINLEY JAMES: Happy Pumpkin Day and a May JWVIP better. Nobody. Just You've got to come up with myriad of bubbles to you. remember that I love you. ROGER DOGER AND BLUE something better. the Bubble Buddy. GERRY: Mort, Maynard. Schikza EYES—Let's go haunt the stranger's friend—you should Mona. nad the Mink join house, and then around the have met her. But her heart together to wish you the most THE CIRCLE OF K LIVES witching hour get together belongs to someone else, DENI NORREI): Bostich. stupendous20thever! I'll love AGAIN IN A HAUNTED and exchange spells. Love sitting on your coaching shelf. Boo loves you big—way big! you forever and ever! Love HOUSE. Friday and Sunday. Sunshine and Bubbles Trick or treat? M & M You're a wee pumpkin. Abooba. 7-10 p.m.. Wampler Theatre. DARRELL P.: Your dark Admission: $.75. glasses still haunt me. Maybe trick or treat could be a BANAPPLE&G.R.: B.B.4M) , , pdrty Happy! The-ft^rpypr ,vV.C«M ea*^:,.L.e,t, Mind ,out. (or S.C.) Alligator THE BREEZE. Friday, October 28, 1*77, Page 15 It Skadetree Parking controversy Prof, attends

Glass <« (Mil in Hid from Page 11) others haven't challenged the conference "How can they say that permit parking ordinance. Dr. H Kent Moore of the Shop we're affecting the 'noise "Most students, though, don't JMU Physics Department traffic hazards and litter' by have the time and money to was a delegate to the biennial merely parking in front of fight this," he said. conference of the Phi Delta their house for a few hours?" When asked if he was Kappa organization held at Huddle said. "I don't think continuing to park in apparent Lake Kiamesha, New York, 2nd! Annual they can prove that anyone violation of the ordinance, Oct. 20-23. Phi Delta Kappa is going to JMU has degraded Huddle smiled. "Let's just an international organization their neighborhood." say that I'm frequently of educators. Moore Anniversary Sab Figures on the number of engaged in active civil represented the Shenandoah tickets issued under the disobedience," he replied. Chapter. permit parking ordinance are unavailable from the •P «o 50* off Harrisonburg Police Departitment Other than SGA constitution Huddle, no one else "to the (Continued from Page I) will be requested for this chairman Avila Rogers Kn-tion of the construction, We feme fame Alumni best of my knowledge" has (Showalter). ogers said. challenged the ordinance's JMU President Ronald Also, a new student legality, Bradburn said. Carrier told SGA President recreational and intramural 411. Wafer If. („<-„ *• ptfhjljjii] Mike DeWitt that such plans building will be proposed for Huddle is "disappointed" are being made, Rogers said, 434 1004 that more JMU students and the area across Interstate 81. and according to DeWitt, This facility would be similar funds for such facilities would to a field house, Rogers said, be included in the 1979-80 and would be a combination budget. recreation and party faculty. The proposed construction The current resolution would include a Godwin Hall would call for the building to 'Welcome JMU addition, providing more include four full basketball seating for the gym and ad- courts, indoor tennis courts, ditional racquetball courts. an indoor track and a -syn- Approximately $1.7 million thetic floor, she said. Students" BH SOUTH COIN LAUNDRY 1425 S LA HACIENDA Tired of waiting in line for your dorm's washer.Come xican & American Food to Southampton & end your wait. 434-5260 Combination Hate j

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By BOB GRIMESEY should leave no reason to Woolfolk ran for 1,042 yards The last of the "The Big think otherwise. in 1976 — 202 of those were Four" on the James Madison The Yellow Jackets bring a against the Dukes. University football schedule 4-3 record to town after So far this season, the travels to Harrisonburg beating Guilford College shifty, 5-foot-9, 175-pound Saturday to meet Dukes for (N.C.) 12-3 last week. The running back has gained 686 their 1977 Homecoming game. Dukes also sport a 4-3 record yards in 153 carries for a 4.5 and are coming off an 18-0 yard-per-carry average. He The impending struggle, shut out of Frostburg St. last has scored eight touchdowns like those that usually take Saturday. while averaging 98 yards place when the Dukes play Both teams are savoring rushing per game. Hampden-Sydney, Shepherd two-game win streaks with the In an "off week" against or Towson St., should more Dukes hoping to avenge the 18- Guilford last Saturday, closely resemble a good, old 0 shellacking they received Woolfolk gained 87 yards in 23 fashion, barroom brawl. from Macon in Ashland last carries and scored two touch- year. downs. The Dukes-Yellow Jackets As with many small college JMU coach Challace Mc- clash, like JMU's series with teams, the Jackets rely on a Millin Tuesday cited Woolfolk Hampden-Sydney, has strong running game, which in as "the outstanding running become a classic within Macon's case is led by All back in the state," and Virginia small college division America candidate Mike compared him with backs on play and Saturday's game Woolfolk. the major college level. Woolfolk is joined by Against Bridgewater fullback Larry Lane in the backfield. Although Lane is used primarily as a blocking Cross-country team wins back, he has rushed for 321 yards in 80 carries for a 4.0 per-carry average. Running their third meet in scored a start-to-finish in- The Jackets seldom pass, ten days, the Dukes cross dividual win, turning in his however quarterback John country team earned a narrow best time (26 minutes and 57 Buehler is known to go to the - 25-32 victory over seconds) over JMU's hilly, air on first down situations Bridgewater College Tuesday, five-mile course. and often when the opposition at home. Mike Greehan (27:34) is stacked against the more Bridgewater's lack of a slipped from second to fourth predictable run. strong fifth runner helped in the final mile and a half, the In seven games, Buehler salvage the meet for JMU as victim of a stomach cramp. has completed 45 of his 98 two of their top five runners Mike Benshoff (27:42) placed passes, mostly on short sprint- suffered cramps during the fifth for the Dukes and Jeryl outs, for 495 yards. He has race. All seven of the Dukes' Turner (27:54),regaining his only one pass for a touchdown runners crossed the finish line early-season form, finished and has been intercepted four JMU RUNNER JERYL TURNER jogs past ahead of Bridgewater's final sixth. Hillcrest during Tuesday's 25-32 victory over times. scoring runner. Following Turner, two The Jackets also return four Bridgewater in cross country- photo by AI winner Richard Ferguson again more Bridgewater runners of last year's five starting crossed, the finish line, casting offensive linemen. a momentary doubt over the Defensively Macon was eventual outcome of the meet. devastated by graduation Duchesses finish 11th in tournament However, a wave of nine JMU during the offseason, but has runners were next to crest the By HOLLY WOOLARD filled the gaps with five fresh- with a 36-hole team total of medalist, in the Tarheel In- final rise in front of Eagle men who have improved After a disappointing 620. Florida State was second vitational, firing a 73 the first dorm, settling the issue. throughout the season. second place finish in Virginia with 642 and North Carolina day and a 72 the second. Freshman Mark Brennan Despite the progress, collegiate women's golf third with 663 strokes. Daniel, the defending U.S. (28:42) became the third Jacket coach Ted Keller is tournament, the James The Duchesses team total amateur champion, was runner to finish as fifth and worried about his pass Madison University was 738, which placed them final scoring runner for JMU defense, noting that his team Duchesses placed nth in the one position ahead of defen- seven-under-par on the 6,158 in as many races. Brennan has been weak stopping the Tarheel Invitational last ding Virginia champion yard course. Par is 76. placed ninth, followed by opposition on third-down weekend at Chapel Hill. Longwood College. Longwood Pam Maurer was low freshmen Kevin Crofton situations. The tournament, which won its second consecutive golfer for JMU, shooting a 36- (28:44) and Brett Van The Jacket lead the three- draws the top teams on the state title two weeks ago at the hole total of 178. Judy Bonin, Nieuwenhuise (28:47) in tenth year old series two games to east coast, had a 15 team field. Spotswood Country Club in who is playing out of a slump and eleventh places to com- one with the Dukes only win Furman University of Harrisonburg. she had earlier this season, plete the Dukes official team coming in their Homecoming , South Carolina finished first Beth Daniel of Furman was fired a 183. finish: •gjrme of i975"by a 12-7 margin.* •' Field hockey- THE BREEZE. Friday, October 28, 1977, Page 19 * V Filial weeks test Duchesses9 record ( By SARAH STRADER Hockey Tournament and The undefeated James should be a good indication df Madison University field how the Duchesses will fare hockey team enters the should they make it to toughest and most important nationals, Luce said. three weeks of its season "Lockhaven could be our feeling "confident, yet toughest game," commented cautious," according to coach Luce. "But we will not be Janet Luce. intimidated by their ex- The 7-0-3 season record perience. We are eager to test reflects the skill and con- ourselves." sistency of this year's team, JMU returns to the state, the coach noted. but stays on the road to play "We are a much steadier Virginia Tech next Tuesday team than in years past. The The last season game will be cohesiveness of the team and played at home on next the way each player uses the Wednesday against Longwood other players on the field have College. been big factors in our suc- Friday, November 4, cess," said Luce. begins field hockey tour- THE RACE BEGINS between the cross defeated their Rockingham County opponents The coach explained that naments with the Blue Ridge country teams of James Madison University 25-32 behind the first place finish of Richard all too often the team is Division Tournament. The top and Bridgewater College Tuesday. The Dukes FergUSOn. Photo by Al Winner mentally and physically two teams from the division exhausted by this point in the will play the following season. To avoid that hap- weekend in the Southeast pening this year, Luce said Tournament. One team will Women's volleyball travels to Salisbury she paced the practices, be selected to represent the Southeast in the National giving days off and trying to By RON HARTLAUB games to none. JMU bounced Freshman Sharon Barr keep practices "intense but -Tournament. The JMU women's Madison went as far as the back to pound Lafayette 2-0, played consistent offense and fun." "This change in volleyball team travels to the but lost to a strong University defense for the Duchesses. practice technique has been Southeast Tournament in 1976, Salisbury State Invitational but Luce said the 1977 JMU of Pittsburgh squad 2-0. Junior Patricia Hallam also an effective change," Luce this weekend, after a disap- In the playoff rounds, JMU played well, according to noted. "It's much too easy to team has everything it takes pointing I2th-place finish in to go further. opened with a 2-1 come-from- Sargeant. get stale. We will reach our the Univers^y of Delaware behind win over American Last Wednesday, JMU peak right in time for the "In tournament hockey, so Invitational last weekend. much depends on how the University. JMU then lost to picked up a pair of 2-0 wins tournaments." "We were weak in Princeton 2-1 and East Ten- over Radford College and teams play on the particular aggressiveness and mental nessee State 2-0 to be Tie games with ex- day of the tournament and not Roanoke College. perienced teams such as toughness." coach Pat eliminated. JMU opened with a 15-7,15- how each team has done Sargeant said. She also felt Injuries continued to hinder William and Mary gave the through-out the season," said 3 win over Roanoke, despite team the "moral boost" they poor serve receiving led to the the Duchesses. Sophomore playing inconsistently Luce. low finish in the 16-team Claudia Martin sprained her need to face the teams ahead, "We are just where I would throughout the match. the coach added. event. elbow in the opening match, "We played fairly well in like for us to be in our attitude JMU finished with a 2-4 The Duchesses travel to and skill," she continued. and Sargeant felt the injury spurts against Roanoke," Lockhaven, Pennsylvania on record at Delaware to drop its may have affected the team Sargeant said. "Against "Each game has been a season record to 16-13 this performance. Friday to play Lockhaven learning experience and a Radford, we played very College and then Slippery season, with matches left "I think it had an effect on well." JMU defeated Radford matter of progressing as we against North Carolina State Rock College Saturday. learn from our mistakes; now the team moral. But at this by scores of 15-5 and 16-14. Lockhaven College finished and Virginia Commonwealth. point in the season, the team Sargeant noted sophomore we must put it all together The Duchesses lost their third in the 1976 National Field when it counts." should be able to adapt to Suzy Sale for playing well off first match to Salisbury, two that." the bench for the Duchesses. Benshoff trades luxuries for fun Transfer leaves scholarship, pressure behind

By KEN TERRELL hour trip to Norfolk. The Dukes spent one night When sophomore cross country runner Mike at a Norfolk motel, as did most of the visiting Benshoff's shoes begin to wear thin teams, before competing the next morning. this season, he may experience some In view of the disparity between twinges of regret about his decision to transfer Allegheny's opulent program, and JMU's to James Madison University this year. comparatively sparse offering, one wonders Last year, Benshoff was on partial why a runner would choose to leave ACC scholarship at Allegheny Community College before completing his two years. near Pittsburgh. The two-year school is widely "There were drawbacks (at Allegheny)," known among the nation's college runners as a Benshoff explained. "You were expected to national distance running power and as one of give 100 per cent or more in every race. There the few schools where cross country runners was also pressure to improve with each meet," benefit from an extravagant budget. Benshoff said. "Everything for the runners was first On a team where there were "always class," Benshoff stressed. "We received as more than enough good runners," Benshoff many pairs of shoes as we needed...any style was also subject to fierce inter-squad com- or brand name...and all the shirts and sweats petition. "Everyone got along pretty well, but we wanted." there was no JV, so when the time fdr nationals Although there were no dorms at the got close it (the rivalry) got pretty tight." commuter college, runners on the cross Benshoff also had the misfortune to become country team were housed in modern apart- ill during the cross >."ountry season. "When you ments adjacent to a large park where the team had a bad race at Allegheny it was worse than at conducted its workouts. most schools becuase the team was so super "You just walked out the door and the park you were left far behind." was there for the running...it was like living in Underscoring these pressures was Ben- a running camp," Benshoff commented. Rent shoff's knowledge that Allegheny would be for the apartment and food expenses were welcoming a large number of "foreign studs" covered by Benshoff's scholarship. to this year's squad. Allegheny's recruiting Benshoff's road trip experiences otter program (which has brought in runners from another contrast between JMU and Allegheny as far as South africa) helped the team become "For last year's Nationals, we (Allegheny) national champions in cross country last year chartered a bus to New York and stayed for and has contributed greatly to the squad's three nights-and I wasn't even running," incredible 105-0-1 invitational record. Benshoff remarked. He also confirmed a story Allegheny does not run a dual meet schedule. SOPHOMORE CROSS COUNTRY RUNNER about Allegheny's two flights to California Mike Benshoff still retains some material The net result of the constant pressure to several years ago, to prepare for the national perform at maximum and his illness was that mementos of his affluent Allegheny past as he meet being held in that state. Benshoff, in contrast to the "Run for fun" warms down after Tuesday's meet with For this year's state meet, Benshoff packed Bridgewater College. slogan emblazoned across his Allegheny Photo by AI Wlllner into a single JMU van with eight other run- running apparel, wasn't having any. ners, two coaches and a reporter for the three Gf89 ' (Continued on Page 21) 1 ■ ■ ■ '■'■I.L.'.JU1,., ^^^^^^^T'^^^^TT"'^^^*, . ■■•.'.•.';,: jji ...' • !■ —— Page 20, TIIK BREEZE, Friday, October 28, 1977 Dukes9 'terror9 Bergeria listened to his mother undefeated season and By BOB MORGAN going to school," Bergeria "College was something I letters offering a chance for a said. "In fact she was the one didn't even want to think free education. "I wasn't possible post-season play — Woody Bergeria never neither will occur. really intended on coming to that suggested Madison." about," Bergeria said. "I interested," Bergeria said. "I That's a debt Madison's started working after just put off school. The chance at a post-season James Madison University, in bowl game was lost before the fact he never really intended athletic department will graduation and put college out "Then my mother sort of probably never be able to of mind." talked me into giving it a try, season ever started when the on going to college. team was declared ineligible Bergeria, an all-state high repay. Bergeria, a native of 'go for year and see if you like For the last three seasons, Triangle, wasn't out of the it,' she told me," he explained. by the NCAA. school lineman at Gar-Field The undefeated season High School, figured he was, the younger Bergeria has been college's minds. Schools like This was in early August a stalwart on the Duke's North Carolina, Maryland, and most of the letters had ended abruptly in the final "through with books and quarter of the team's second school," when his scholastic defensive line, receiving Virginia Tech and Richmond stopped coming. "I still had a game when they gave up two career ended. Associated Press AjJ-America were filling the families chance at Maryland and "My mother talked me into mention. mailbox almost daily with Richmond, but I didn't want a touchdowns to lose 13-7 to big school. I was sort of Towson St. intimidated by the idea of "It's been up and down," he college," he said. said. "The ineligibility thing So he decided on JMU. His took the edge off at first, mother suggested it and he especially for me. The post- had seen the campus when his season play was something I sister enrolled the year really wanted . . . Now we've before. "I stowed up two got to play for pride and weeks before practice was to possibly the second best start and really liked the record (7-3) in the school's campus this time," he said. history. But when preseason "Personally, I've got some practice started, he wasn't so other reasons," he added. sure. "After the first day I had The other .. reasons are one foot on the highway ready personal revenge of last to hitch a ride home and forget year's losses. Bergeria savors about college and football," he the Dukes win earlier this said. "It was the first time I'd season over Hampden- been away from home and I Sydney. felt cut off." "It felt great to win that one Bergeria never put the other and turn the tables on them," foot on the road and the he said. Dukes' defense hasn't been Last year the Dukes, then the same since. ranked No. 1 in the nation, In his freshman year, the were upset by the Tigers. Dukes were the surprise of the "They never let us forget it," state, going 6-4. His he said. "This year they were sophomore season, Madison ranked in the top ten and we was 9-0-1 and had the nation's beat them." sixth best defense. Last year It was a blocked punt in the the Dukes were 7-4. end zone by Bergeria that Bergeria was in on 107 gave Madison the win. tackles (23 unassisted) during Now he's looking toward 1977. He had nine quarterback Randolph-Macon and WOODY BERGERIA IN ACTION AGAINST candidate this year, says he is ready to sacks and caused three Shippensburg State. Bergeria Emory & Henry during the 1977 season's "terrorize" after having "off" games against fumbles. and Co. host the Yellow opening game. Bergeria, ah All-America Shepherd and Mars Hill colleges. Jackets this weekend in the Photo by Mark Thompson This year Bergeria was looking forward to two things. annual homecoming game. The possibility of an (Continued on Page 21) Hochkeppel nears goal record Leading scorer anticipates Navy

(Continued from Page I*) seemed to like he was sincere see what happens.' I guess "Of course, everybody about the whole thing. things worked out. He didn't loves the school when they "I'm happy I'm here. If I say, 'You're gonna play.' He come down. It's really nice would have gone to any of didn't pull any punches or and all the people are nice. those other schools, I don't anything." But I needed financial aid, and think the soccer is anywhere There were some dif- coach talked to Dean Ehlers near as good or the school is as ferences between the 1975 (Athletic Director) about it, good. And the people are a lot team, Hochkeppel's freshman and he said that becsuse of my better down here than they year, which are not present need, they would give me a -are up north. It's a different now. - grant. That helped an awful type of people-and that lot payinng for school because makes a difference--and a "When I was s freshman," otherwise, I don't think I'd different pace of life, I guess." Hochkeppel noted, "The have gone anywhere. The Once he got here, seniors stuck together and other schools weren't offering Hochkeppel, just as any other they were their own little anything like that. They just freshman, had to go through clique. Everybody got along, wrote me a few letters and that adjustment period. but we played and went home didn't seem interested. And and that was it. There was Madison seemed by far the "Coach really gave me a nothing else; we were just nicer of schools and the better shot when I was a freshman. there to play soccer. This soccer anyway." He's really concerned with his year, it's really a lot different. Hochkeppel said the grant freshmen because he knows There are no little cliques, he receivea from JMU was how hard it is to come down and everybody gets along with only a "partial grant from the here and adjust. He gives everybody else. I think it's athletic department." them a better shot than guys much better." But the big push for the that have been down here, school came from Van- that he knows can play. Once Looking ahead, Hochkeppel derwarker. He recruited hard I got here and started to play, has a few goals in mind. For enough and long enough to I felt a whole lot better about soccer, he wants to beat Navy sign Hochkeppel. soccer here. In the beginning, Nov. 5 in Annapolis. Last "I think that was the thing. I didn't even think that I would season, the game ended in a 2- My mother loved him," be here. 2 tie when an apparent JMU Hochkeppel said. "My "He (coach) said that I goal was disallowed by the officials in the last seconds of mother just thought he was would have to beat out a play the greatest guy for 'coming couple of guys in order to JMU JUNIOR TOM HOCHKEPPEL FACES a that far and being that con- "We want that one back," cerned. Other coaches were start, or play. That's what I University of Virginia goaltender during the was shooting for. Once I saw Hochkeppel said. "We beat Dukes disappointing 1-0 loss to the Cavaliers. just maybe calling on the them last year and they took it Hochkeppel's seven goals this season has phone. He came to my house, these guys play, I figured, i away from us. We're gonna and he was there and saw me have just as good a shot of brought him within nine of the JMU record of kill 'em this year. I'd really :12, Set by Ray LarOChe. Photo by Mark Thompson play on a club team. He playing as these guys. We'll like to beat them bad." THK RRKKZE BensT~% hoffW /*/* finds /•• 11 happiness • as Dukes '- Friday,harrier October 28, 1977, Pj (Continued from Page 111)Iff) ,_ . _ * m^i u;„w . ,. |jsLslists of()f the advantagesadvantflPps ata theth from SpotsylvaniamMmtm High "I guess the primary of the season, Benshoff distance is 9:25 "With the two schools-the Allegheny list School, but a too-low grade relishes his role as "part of reason I came to JMU was to was always longer-but I point average prevented his three of us working for it I put some enjoyment back into the building program" that think one of us at least should wasn't happy as a runner admission. In what Benshoff coach Witt has undertaken my running," Benshoff said. there." described^as typical concern get it-although I don't know "I thought about it for two Benshoff actually applied Benshoff is a likely candidate who'll be first." months I used to write down for his runners, Allegheny for the post-season Regional In retrospect, Benshoff to JMU after graduating Athletic Director Neil Cohen meet made several telephone calls Most important are the thinks his transfer was the to Dukes' coach Ed Witt to aid respect and friendship he's right move. "Allegheny was a Duchesses go to State his freshman runner's formed for his new team- positive experience for me, I By DOUG STKARMAN position this season, with transition. mates. "Running with Mike built up a great distance The James Madison Bocock ' and Morriss each After his first cross country (Greehan) and (Richardi background (with mandatory University cross country team taking a first in each of the season at JMU, Benshoff is Ferguson has been great. The two-a-day workouts at will travel to George Mason Duchesses early meets. once more enjoying his three of us are shooting for Allegheny i and I learned a lot University in Fairfax this Other JMU runners include running Part of that en- sub-nine minute times in the living off campus ..but my weekend to compete in the sophomores Jan Soper and joyment stems from being two mile.'' claimed Benshoff, parents urged me to go where Susan Wallace and freshman I'd be happy, and this is the State Open Invitational Cross back in his home state. whose previous best for the Country meet. The meet is Karen Loving. "Every meet I go to I meet place." scheduled to begin at 10:00 Coach Flossy Love said the people who know me from 9 a.m. Duchesses will enter both the running Virginia races in the open and state sections. Both past," Benshoff commented. Dukes 'terror' Bergeria Leading the Duchesses will sections will be run in one race There is also satisfaction in be junior Beverly Morriss, to save time. The Duchesses the knowledge that he is senior Sandy Bocock, and carry a 2-0 dual meet record making a solid contribution to will be ready for Jackets senior Beverley Dorman. All into the meet, and should be a the cross couptry team. After (Continued from Page -'in three runners have been strong challenge to the other holding the second or third Teammates called him "a battling for the number one teams in the state. position on the team for most The occasion itself is enough terror" after those games. to get the team up for the But in the team's losses to game, but Bergeria said he'd Shepherd and Mars Hill, be ready to Randolph-Macon Bergeria's performance was not matter what the terms lacking and he admits it. "Not were. even close to expectations," UNISEX "I've been looking forward he termed the Mars Hill loss. to this game for^a long time," "Now I'm looking for a better Bergeria /Said. "They game. Nice weather and a SALON embarrassed us last year (an good game." 18-0 loss) and we've got Earlier this season, it was f7 % Market St. something to prove. thought the tackle might miss "This is one I'm ready to get a couple games. He has a bone Karrisonburg, Va 22801 into," he added. chip in his spinal column and That's something.the senior missed a couple practices. political science-social Has the injury caused him to Wayne's for the Personal Touch scienoe major had trouble miss a game? Bergeria doing during a mid-season j it yours when you come to our Salon. Hore you'll find hair designing wouldn't let it. slump. "The bad weather "But don't let anyone tell | with imagination, haircutting that's "shear artistry" and permanent? that (rain and mud) really me I won't play," he said. bothered me," he said. "I "This is my senior year and j are natural looking and long lasting. You'll love the bright cheerful haven't been totally pleased I'm going to play no matter with my play since the i atmosphere of our Salon. Why not drop in for a visit, or phone us for what. If I can get on the field. I Hampden-Sydney game." can play. I wouldn't miss the Jan appointment. 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