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state funds for the operation of By CHRIS WARD volvement that the public at Virginia State College in of a study begun by the council "At a time when the quality Anthony Seeger. Without the schools experience doesn't Petersburg and along with six months ago. of teacher education is such a funds, according to some afford the students." JMU's facility, are the only sources, it will cost the The JMU Board of Visitors major concern, it's hard to At SCHEV, Assistant to the remaining lab schools in the may consider drafting a understand why something university another $125,000 to Director Ralph Byers noted state. run the school. This increase resolution to request a SCHEV would strike at the very heart that the state council's The SCHEV proposal calls reversal of its original of this quality," Dr. Charles would necessitate "a major proposals were "not actually for an end to state funding to decision. overhaul in the program," Blair, head of Elementary and aimed at closing the school," Anthony Seeger after the 1981- "Whether the school exists Early Childhood Education sources said. but rather were to "increase 82 school year and is the result (Continued on Page 5) Dept. here,said of describing Blair said that An- the across the board equity the State Council of Higher thony Seeger should not throughout the state." Education of Virginia replace public schools to "We're not actually (SCHEV) proposal to end provide practical learning recommending that Anthony state funding for Anthony experience for JMU's student Seeger Campus School be Seeger Campus School. teachers. The campus school closed ," he said. "We're "We have earned a helps "to monitor the actually recommending that reputation for preparing good development and control the the school not be supported by elementary and childhood situation better." state funds." education teachers," Blair "The students are in a Anthony Seeger is now said, adding that SCHEV's situation where there is a lot supported by special ap- proposal would endanger that of communication between propriations from the state quality. the students and the faculty," general fund. Two similar James Madison University, Blair continued. "Here, we schools operate at Longwood now receives about $240,000 in can have the intense in- College in Farmville, Va. and e cBt&eze Photo by cnarm A. FOUO Vol.58 James Madison University Friday. September 19, 1980 No. 5 VINCENT PRICE at JMU. See Folio features, page 10. Monetary crisis sets back athletics Various interpretations of Title DC cause confusion By DAVID TEEL has had a terrific impact. There seems to be no end Intercollegiate athletics is a business. The bottom in sight as far as transportation and lodging in- line reads dollar signs and at most institutions those creases go." figures are red. Ehlers concurred, adding, "Inflation has hurt our "Most athletic programs are an outlay," said program more than anything else. Figuring on an James Madison University Athletic Director Dean inflation rate of 10 percent over the next five years, Ehlers, "They don't make enough money to pay for we'll have to generate 50 percent more funds and I expenses. just don't think we can make it." "It's no secret that the students support the The economy and inflation are simple matters program here with tuition and we're not alone. I'd compared to the complications involved in Title DC. say 90 percent of the programs in the country are The legislation is not strictly an athletics-oriented not breaking even," Ehlers added. bill; it pertains to aII of education. However, it is the Those schools that are making money are the section regarding athletics that has received the powers of college sport. The University of Michigan greatest amount of attention. and Ohio State University, for example, fill huge stadiums to capacity and take in countless dollars Inflation is certainly a factor; also, new in-" WHEN TITLE DC was first approved by Congress in television revenues. Unfortunately, a great terpretations of Title DC legislation regarding in 1972, the National Collegiate Athletics majority of colleges and universities are not in equality in athletic opportunities offered to men and Association (NCAA) issued a position paper on similar situations. women have produced complex budgetary what it believed would be the consequences. "The questions. financial impact would be devestating for almost WHY HAVE athletic programs become a According to Director of Women's Athletics at every institution, large or small," the NCAA said. financial burden? The answer may be twofold. JMU Dr. Leotus Morrison, "The general economy According to Ehlers, this not the case at JMU. "We are a growing program and the impact has certainly not been devestating," he commented. Where the confusion occurs regarding Title IX is the interpretation of the legislation issued by the Disproportionate shares allotted; now-defunct Department of Health, Education and Welfare in Washington D.C. There have been three such interpretations. In regard to granting athletic scholarships, the female athletes receive less here legislation itself says an institution must provide By DAVID TEEL position adopted by the JMU Board of Visitors. "reasonable opportunity for such awards for The James Madison University athletic budget for According to university spokeman Fred Hilton, members of each sex in proportion to the number of academic year 1980-81 is more than $1.7 million. This "the Board of Visitors has taken the position that students of each sex particpating in ... in- is approximately a 21 percent increase over last year. football is exempt from Title DC regulations." (Continued on Page 4) Athletic scholarship allocations for the year 1980- As pointed out earlier, Harris' ruling eliminates 81 at JMU show $318,350 for men and $99,000 for this exemption, even by NCAA standards.' women. The ratio is more than 3-1. RECALCULATING WITH new figures still leaves THE NUMBER of participants for 1980-81 cannot the women far short; their $376 remains stable Inside... yet be figured, but according to Morrison, figures while the men's significantly drops to $590 per from last year would be valid because the growth athlete. —See page 11 Folio review of the Jim Morrison rate of participation has been approximately equal Technically, JMU is not in compliance with Title biography, "No One Here Gets Oat Alive." for both sexes. DC regulations and risks cuts in federal aid by being Applying the proportionality test to these figures, in violation. More than $40,000 would have to be —Defending state champion JMU loses Field $318,350 is distributed among 339 male athletes for added in women's scholarships to meet the stan- Hockey opener to Richmond, 3-1, see Sports, page an average of $939 per student. Females divide dards, assuming the Board of Visitors' policy is 13. $99,000 among 263 athletes, equaling $376 per upheld. student. "I am personally satisfied with the situation —Find the secret motivations behind JMU's clubs The numbers are far from equal. regarding women's athletics at JMU," Morrison and activities, see Mark Jordan Legan com- An important qualifier of these figures is a mentary, page 19. Page 2, THE BREEZE Friday, September 19,1980 41 elected to student senate

By CHRIS WARD this year. some races had as many as Forty one Student Govern- More specifically, in 13 of six candidates. ment Association senate posts the 23 resident hall senate "That's true that 13 or 23 were decided in this year's posts, candidates ran unop- ran unopposed, but the SGA senate elections held posed. Moreover, in the Greek competition in other dorms here Tuesday night, with two senate positions, less that 10 more than made up for that posts slated for run-off percent of Greek population lack," be said. elections, according to SGA cast ballots, according to "In Eagle for example, we legislative vice-president Davison. had six girls run for two Mark Davison. The problem, according to positions." In all, 21 resident hall senate Davison, may be lack of Dcenberry, was the site of pasts were decided, all 13 of communication. competition between four the commuter posts, all three Communication has been candidates. It is also the site of the Greek posts, and all the bad," he said. "We've had a of a run off election slated for I senate posts for Presidential problem filling all the seats. Thursday night between last Apartments (formerly We usually have to find people uear's representative Charles Showalter), Belle Meade, and to fill the seats largely Bond and challenger Brian Howard Johnsons. The only because they are unaware." Skate. two posts, those for White and "The problem is that while The other run-off election Dcenberry Halls were slated students are getting adjusted was decided Wednesday night for run-off elections last night early in the year, they just between White Hall residents and tonight respectively. don't pay attention to ac- Bob George and Lars Wiech- "All the candidates were tivities. And communication man. The results were not eager, enthusiastic, and is really slack off campus," he available at time of willing to get involved," continued. "But we were Dublication. Davison said. "These elec- really glad to see all the tions were very successful." commuter posts filled." Davison noted that, in At least one candidate who Other winners in this years contrast to previous years, SGA senate elections were: ran unoppposed, sophomore Spielman, Joe Schnecken- W. Huston, iroo Mee Chung, there were more commuter Greg Prokopchak, who will Cathy Cannon, Steve Doyle, R.J. Conyers, and Gregory student senate candidates, Stan Whitt, Jeffrey B. Alcott, burger, Tom McKenzie, Cathy represent Howard Johnson's Schulte, Kim Brooks, Douglas Micheal Prokopchak. and the SGA was able to fill this year, felt that the lack of Mark T. Bowles, Lisa Clark, both the Presidential Apart- competition was "a cop our" Mike Clayton, David Hayes, ment senate posts, he said. on the part of the students. Joni Hunt, Mark A. Kline, "Happiness is a Clean Machine >> "This year, we had 19 "Although I'm glad that I'm Doug Marshall, Jeffery D. candidates for 13 commuter a sesnator, I feel that it was a Rivkin, Jeff Rogers, Kirk senate positions," he added. cop out that more people Salpini, Sajan K. Thomas, HILLTOP HANDY WASH "I know that doesn't sound didn't run," Prokopchak, who Lynn Wessen, Thomas C. like much, but from the past, advocates more com- Grella, Kym Layne, Jenny it's good to see the com- munication between Howard Bond, Teri Lee Haan, Joy Your high pressure, hot soapy petition." Johnson's residents and Stergin, Wanda Sue Bull, water, car wash However, Davison has campus residents, said. Leslie A. Davis, Teri Goric- nothing but praise for this zynski, Laura Peterson, year's crop of senators, Davison aid qualify claims Isabel Cummings, Scott Corner of Wolfe St.—Furnace Rd. competition between can- of lack of competition by Morris, James L. Windsor Jr., didates and high voter turnout noting that although 13 can- Richard Horan, All Willner, (Behind Market St. Exxon) doesn't seem to be the rule didates did run unopposed, Ann-Hope Johnson. Debi WERNER'S Party Package Store 915 South High St 434-6895 (

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(Continued from Page 1) building of a team or total January. It stated, "As a member institutions to first interpretation was issued tercollegiate athletics." program." result of the procedures comply with Title IX. in 1975, the NCAA didn't like it followed by HEW in issuing However, enforcement power because it was too vague and THEN HEW Secretary the Policy Interpretation, it does not rest with the NCAA, they asked for specifics," Weinberger told Congress the INTERPRETATION not only does not have the but rather with the Office of Morrison said, "Now they legislation required "a number three was issued in effect of a legislative rule, it reasonable scholarship December 1979 by HEW Civil Rights (OCR), a division don't like the specifics." assistance program for Secretary Patricia Harris. of the new Department of The NCAA's case now is women's sports without This policy retains the ruling has no prescriptive effect Education being tested in court while requiring equal aggregate on proportionality of whatsoever." expenditures or anything of scholarship awards but the kind." rejects the team-based THIS OPINION indicates Morrison chastised the OCR is investigating more However, in 1978 HEW comparisons suggested above the NCAA does not require its NCAA for complaining about than 80 schools accused of Secretary Joseph Califano by Califano. the new ruling: "When the Title IX violations. issued a new interpretation. He initiated a per-capita Non-discrLninatory factors expenditure policy regarding defined by the Harris in- the award of athletic terpretation are unequal scholarships. distribution due to differences This meant that an in- in out-of-state and in-state stitution had to award equal tuitions at public institutions, scholarship money to both and reasonable professional sexes in proportion to the decisions regarding team When you need some number of participants in the development which may respective programs. initially require spreading notes at 3:00a.m.,,you find out "It's like playing in a scholarships over as much as baseball game and they a full generation of student who your friends are. change the rules on you in the athletes. seventh inning," Enters said. One key area in this second This interpretation retains ruling is that a school will be the per-capita rule based on found in compliance if a proportionality of the number difference results from non- it participants. discriminatory factors such Squire, Sanders and as "the nature or level of Dempsey, a Washington D.C.- competition of a particular based law firm retained by the sport or programmatic NCAA, issued an analysis of decisions concerning the the new Title IX ruling in Tte Bwfcj Stop Ttw Purpl. tuilding On Th» Court Squw• * 2 North Mom SI.. Horriionburg Optn Thursday ami Friday Nights 'til 9 p.m. Open Daily 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M Wt—fr Chore* and Vila

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\e 10, THE BREEZE Friday, September 19, 1980 Folio c^Arts 68, People Vincent Price From Wilson to Wine-Price, he wows JMU audience By TRICIA FISCHETTI His life as an actor has will soon end. Although primarily known enabled him to travel and for his film roles as dastardly observe art in other countries, "THE TASTE of collecting villains, Vincent Price is also Price said. He added though, changes all the time," Price an avid art collector. He that America is the fron- said. "But now it's basically stresses, however, that he trunner in tha art world. monetary." considers art to be "anything "Europe is the mother The real art in America and everything," including country for many of us, but in today is on the college cam- movies. Europe they tell me that their puses, according to Price. Price, who has lectured at inspiration is from American "Half of my collection is from 350 American colleges, was at art. student artists or faculty. It's James Madison University terribly exciting to be part of a Monday and Tuesday where "WE HAVE taken on the college audience." he made himself quite ac- mantel of the great artistic In Wine-Price Building cessible to students. Prior to nation of the world." Monday afternoon, Price his lecture Tuesday night in The distinguished actor said spoke to students about his Wilson Hall, he spoke to he had been a collector of art other art interest—acting. several groups of students all his life. His collection Price decided to become an about his varied interests. He began with a Rembrandt actor when he was in high also was in the Warren etching he bought when he school. "But when you're in University Union Tuesday was 12-years-old. "It really St. Louis, Mo., how the hell do afternoon to meet and talk blew my mind," he said. "I you become an actor?" he with students. put down $5 from my grand- asked. "I just went to every mother and paid $.50 a month play or film I could go to." IN LA TIMER SCHAFFER for the rest. No tuition in any Theatre Monday Price spoke college paid off more than that MOST POPULAR actors to an audience of mostly art $37.50. My committment to art today do not extend them- students and faculty members was made." selves in their art, according about art. Although Price has some to Price. "They should share "Art is everyday life," valuable pices of art in his their talent by bringing it to Price said. "But it does take collection, he said he has the people, instead of just an enormous amount of effort never bought art that he sitting there—rich. The arts to understand art. You can't couldn't afford or didn't like. aren't made for •laziness." just sit there." The masterpieces he owns he Price, who hasn't made a Price, his 6'4" frame clad in bought when the artist was movie in five years, said he a grey checked sports jacket relatively unknown. has recently been offered and dark trousers, spoke "I've never had the money scripts that are carbon copies without the aid of notes. or the inclination to own a of each other. "I'm not going "There is an enormous masterpiece," he said, adding to do a film until I find one that vitality about the arts that that he hopes the trend toward is fun and challenging," he makes it all exciting," he said. "snobbery" in art collecting said. Instead of taking these unwanted roles, Price has "taken himself to the public" and has been starring for the past two years in a stage Photo by Charln A. Fatio tribute to Oscar Wilde in Austrailia. and "House of Wax" as two of A veteran of hundreds of his favorite horror roles. television shows, Price said OFTEN STEREOTYPED "The only defense I have of television is "a collosal bore." as the horror film villain in the the films I made is that they public's eye, Price said that were funny," Price said. many of today's horror films "Today's are just violence." are "downright bloody and "TELEVISION COULD be done only for violence's ALTHOUGH HE has had to the greatest educator in the sake." make some sacrifices in his world, he said, "but it has "There's not much to personal life, Price said that flunked." them," Price said, using the being an actor is a marvelous Advice Vincent Price gives popular recent movie "Friday challenge. to hopeful artists of any the 13th" as an example, "The challenge is keeping nature is "to be open-minded "especially for me, since I alive in the public eye," he and curious." know it's all raspberry jam." said. "To stay alive, you do "There are two things I pride Price, who said he is a some bad shows, some game myself on at my great age (He "little over 50 percent shows or some talk shows. is 69). I will not shut anying satisfied With the work he has You do anything to stay alive. out until I prove that I don't done as an actor," mentioned So, don't knock the any of want it or it doesn't want me. the films "Theater of Blood" them." You don't do arts on the side." Wilson Hall performance excellent By MARK SUTTON men and to those who hadn't seen a dorm room His manner was casual and relaxed, as if he in over than 20 years. had been here several times before and was Reading a passage from Shaw's "Don Juan comfortable with all of us. Vincent Price stood in Hell," Price delivered the famous line that onstage in Wilson Hall before an audience "the Devil is a gentleman." He said that the which overflowed into the aisles to deliver his villian in the dramatic arts is the one we presentation "The Villians Still Pursue Me," always follow and is the most human of all the rather like Grandpa would tell a story to the characters. kids at night. Price said that coming to James Madison University was a "really joyous expierence." Except Grandpa doesn't quote from Waving an example, he said that the greatest Shakespeare's "Richard III" or deliver his thrill was that somebody had printed bogus Photo by Mike Blovint lines with the expertise of a seasoned tickets to his performance. Price's bantering VINCENT PRICE visited JMU on Monday and Tuesday as part of comedian. From the start, Price was in total manner and brilliant readings produced what the Fine Arts Series. ABOVE: Price, in his Wilson Hall presen- control of the crowd which had jammed in to few get for their Broadway performances, tation Tuesday night, practices looking villianous. ABOVE see him. His 25 years of speaking before much less JMU lectures— two standing RIGHT: Making a point during his discussion with students in the college audiences were plainly evident, as he ovations. Wine-Price auditorium Monday. hit on topics appealing both to college fresh- He desered them both, and more. THE BREEZE, Friday, September 19, 1980, Page n For concerts: UPB: location both asset and liability By MIKEIE SHUTTY promo sheets, glossyjdossv album give«riv* youv«i a» pricenri»o breakI-..L. if;* the*K- W It's concert night: huge pictorials, outdated stage band hasn't been heard in walls of flat-black speaker passes: indeed, it takes only your area," he added. cabinets stand erect like one glance to realize the "For example, we were ominous totems marking each pathology that UPB must working on George Thorogood corner of the stage. Looming contend with. for awhile, and at a lot of overhead, the crisscross UPB has come a long way places Thorogood goes for configurations of multicolored since the early days when $10,000 guaranteed right off. lights hang from the rafters on JMU only had the 'Big But since this area is not as large silvery beams, tangled Weekend Committee' which at good as say Washington D.C., in a jumbled mass of thick best would only schedule three they said they might consider wires. or four shows a year. In recent a lot less if the routing was On stage, amidst the years UPB has established right" he added. scattered cables and am- itself with an admirable This illuminates another plifiers, a handful of long- concert record for an in- important consideration in haired roadies rush around in stitution of this size. determining whether or not a infinite chaos, only stopping band will be available; occasionally to sip a drink MAINTAINING a wide namely, its touring schedule from a paper bag or iust to range of musical events and with respect to JMU's stare out at the roving hoards satisfying a diverse student location. Being nestled in the of JMU students before them. body, however, is not an easy Shenandoah valley can be Anticipation lingers heavily task. The 'getting of a band' both an asset and a liablitiy to in the air; everyone waiting depends upon many things. JMU, depending on the for that one moment... when One of the many elements rigidity of a band's schedule. suddenly the room plunges that influences the into darkness, and a sweeping availability of bands are those hush silences the crowd for crisp, green leaflets known "MUCH DEPENDS on What that brief, uncertain instant, otherwise as money. Quite kind of dates a band has only to erupt spontaneously simply, big bands cost big scheduled and in what time into a thunderous scream of bucks, and although UPB has frame; also it depends on whether or not they can support the cost of the show by 'Being a good host is very important* giving us a lower price/' Weaver pointed out. "We are lucky in a way because we're excitement- the transcendent a fairly lucrative budget, 120 miles from Washington, trip into musical-fantasyland these type shows usually are Richmond and Roanoke. And begins. not feasible. Charlottesville has a moun- As the world around you they look realistically at what securing future shows," "We've tried to-;be really tain between them and us, so we can do and instead of becomes consumed by the flexible about our concert Weaver stressed. "In fact, there are no conflicting picking the top two, go down many road managers are out concert experience, you budget; we put a lot of money events." wonder how all this magic has and pick some others that for hire; he basically into it," Weaver said. "We try Since contracting big acts is you've heard and liked, then come about. Students iust buy to do some free shows, some freelances with bands that are costly and difficult to arrange, from that standpoint, it helps currently on the road. And if the tickets and take the ride, inexpensive shows, and a few UPB has recently tried to but someone had to arrange us provide better program- he comes in here and has a big shows; and of course, focus its* attention on some ming," he explained. all this raving madness—this much of this depends on how good experience and then gets newer bands which are in the Weaver added that the an offer from another band is the function of the much we pay and how much process of creating a name for concert committee surveys University Program Board. revenue we get back in. about to go on the road he'll themselves in the recording students bi-annually "and this go, 'hey, that's a good school, studio. Many of these smaller is very helpful in finding out the concert ball is nice, the MEET JERRY Weaver; he "MAINLY WE try to look at bands are showcased at music where the interest lies." is the typical schizophrenic- a band and determine what people are nice—they treat conventions where schools _ Once all the phone calls are groups well'. It all goes a long like program director. The kind of value the band has in can put in offers. From these sypmtoms clearly are made and the schedule is way, and it has rewarded us this area—what kind of offers the bands arrange a finalized, UPB's job still is not many times in the past," evident: rushing about his drawing interest it has here on rigid schedule of six shows a glass enclosure, a telephone completed, for it is their Weaver explained. campus. We use this as a kind week for a month, thus being responsibility also to maintain Indeed, staging a concert receiver dangling from one of guideline as far as the able to play at a lower price. the welfare of the band and its hand, a crumpled ball of amount of money we pay for a can be an exhaustive process, crew. This is most important, but it's all worthwhile—from papers in the other, and a line band," Weaver explained. "A "EVERYONE ASKS for the of. junior UPB staffers especially if JMU expects to that first sustaining chord to lot of bands aren't very top groups, and if we can get sponsor them again. the final deafening applause parading behind him. flexible in their pricing, but them, obviously we're going to His desk resembles a when thousands of sweaty some are, especially bands get them," Weaver em- "BEING A GOOD host is participants enjoy a night of haphazard collage of Rolling that are very regional where phasized. "Some student very important when you Stone cutouts: coffee-stained musical stimulation, and that the agencies are willing to requests are impossible, but if consider the possibility of is what it is all about Jim Morrison lives once again in best selling rock Vi' roll bio By BRYAN POWELL language is a major reason for this feeling of He was perhaps the least understood per- informality; the authors do not hesitate to say former of the colorful rock and roll era. He what needs to be said. took audiences to great musical heights; and Secondly, the amount of research which he spat at them long before punk made it proceeded the writing of the book is absolutely fashionable. He was at once a published poet staggering. Among those interviewed were the and an alcoholic; a graduate of UCLA's film surviving Doors members (keyboardist Ray school and a hippie from Venice, California Manzarek, guitarist Robby Kreiger, and who experienced some 250 LSD trips in the drummer John Densmoro) and their entire middle sixties. entourage (producers, directors, etc), family, In a period of less than four years, he made old girlfriends, high school and college bud- such a devastating impact, on the American dies, professors, concert promoters, fans, public that nearly 10 years after his death in aquaintances, enemies..the list is endless; the 1971, his music is as popular as ever. research thorough and exhaustive. Now, for the first time, the incredible tale of Collecting the required information led the life of the "Lizard King," Jim Morrison, Hopkins all over Europe and the United States. has been told. No One Here Gets Out Alive is The resulting effect is that the reader will soon the biography of the late lead singer of the feel as though he has known Jim Morrison as a Doors, as told by Rolling Stone correspondent lifelong friend—the presentation of his life is Jerry Hopkins and Doors confidant and aide that complete. Daniel Sugarman. The third and most crucial reason for the Late this summer, the biography reached book's success is the subject matter itself. Jim the number one position on the New York Morrison was a powerful, magnetic character Times paperback chart the first time that a in life and remains a legendary, somewhat rock 'n' roll biography has ever reached such a mythical figure in death. The book, however, pinnacle. transcends the obvious and the legendary and reveals a complex, troubled, multi- THE REASONS for the book's success are dimensional character. clear. First, it is very well written. The writers' styles combine to make the book in- MORRISON WAS obsessed with the ex- formal and descriptive, giving the reader the tremes of society. distinct impression of "being there." The (Continued on Page 12) * Morrison his presence is still felt by is one of the few things not (Continued from Page 11) book (which took its title from girlfriend, Pamela Courson, a line in the song, "Five To and an unknown French Doors' fans around the world. explained in this top-rate He found little interest in the One," (a verse of which is doctor are alleged to have biography by Hopkins and ordinary, commonplace oc- featured below): seen his body before the coffin As '60s rock per- Sugarman. For students of curences of life. He loved to was sealed. sonality, "Murray the K" once philosophy, of sociology, and test people; their limits, their Your ballroom days are over, said, "Jim Morrison—he lived especially of rock and roll and reactions, and their beliefs. 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James Madison University further scoring in the first half well enough. You never know opened defense of its state but the Duchesses failed to what is going to happen—how field hockey championship capitalize on their scoring you will look until after the Wednesday by dropping a 3-1 opportunities. JMU missed on first game. Now we know decision to the University of all six of its penalty corner Richmond. what we have to work on." shots. Forward Heidi Hess con- Duchesses coach Dee Early in the second half, curred: "We have some work McDonough was not pleased Norris ripped a wrist shot to to do. We got caught in the with her team's initial effort the right of goalkeeper Tara middle too much, made some of 1980 but she did sound a note Kelly to give Richmond what bad passes, and gave them the of optimism. "We're a young proved to be the decisive goal, ball too much." team and it will take us some and a 2-0 margin. Squad Captain Kelly, cited time to get ready," Mc- At the 17:30 mark on the the lack of defensive com- Donough said, "But it's a long half, Mary Clair Romans munications as a JMU season and we have 23 games added an insurance goal for left." weakness. "We didn't talk Richmond. JMU immediately enough on defense, so I got Richmond opened the countered as halfback Cheryl screened out on a couple of scoring with under five Kenyon notched the goals, Kelly said. "But I take minutes remaining in the first Duchesses' only score of the the blame for it." half as forward Teece Norris afternoon. For the game, Richmond converted a penalty corner McDonough commented, outs hot the Duchesses, 14-10. shot into a goal. There was no "We didn't pressure the ball Austin Peay: Brown vows 'different team By DAVID TEEL Brown said he planned no according to Brown. He Coach Watson Brown of defensive adjustments with specifically mentioned the Austin Peay State University JMU quarterback Tom play of Dan Cullen and John vows there will be a different Bowles out of action. "The Kubesh. football team on the field young man who filled in (Mike Also given high praise was Saturday night when his Dudzik) did a very adequate place-kicker Scott Norwood. squad faces James Madison job and looks very capable of Brown quipped, "After the University. running the offense," Brown game we'd like to keep him Last week the Austin Peay said. "To tell you the truth I down here." Governors lost their season couldn't tell the difference Austin Peay is a member of opener to the University of between Bowles and him." the Ohio Valley Conference Tennessee-Martin, 24-20. The Governors are a and is coming off a 7-4 season. "That was the worst per- multiple offense team, and ThegameSaturday will be the Photo by Mike Blevins formance we've had since I've Brown believes a perfect second of four consecutive SENIOR FORWARD Nancy Adolph performs In the Duchesses been here," the second year mesh on offense is about 60 road games for the Dukes who defeat against the University of Richmond. The field hockey team mentor commented. "Win or percent run and 40 percent next travel to Blacksburg for travels to the Eastern Kentucky Invitational this weekend to face lose Saturday, we'll be a pass. a confrontation with Virginia Eastern Kentucky, Ball State, and Purdue. JMU will next be completely different football Throwing the football for Tech. home when they face Lynchburg on Sept. 25. team." Austin Peay is senior quar- Brown analyzed the defeat terback Sonny Defilippis. His to UT-Martin in terms of favorite target is All- enthusiasm and defense. "Our American candidate Steve Hacking around: defense was the biggest Puthoff who missed much of problem area. We gave up 340 last season with a shoulder yards in total offense and injury. According to Brown, were never able to take the he is now completely healed Wild and wonderful W.Va. and stronger than before. ball away from them," he By RICH AMACHER them) curves, a car said. Puthoff hauled in four Virginia turnpike." passes for 107 yards against Back on the road with tends to put all its Stuck in the midst of a "The team was very flat UT-Martin. After being the travelin' Dukes weight on one side, quarter-mile back-up, I and it seemed like they had no burned by the long pass for Media Corp. causing the hubcaps to suggested we turn on enthusiasm," Brown added, two consecutive weeks, the We're headed towards pop off. Well, there was the audio-vox radio (AM "We had a long team meeting Dukes secondary will have to Beckley, W.Va. .via this old geezer who had only, but hey, it was the Monday night that corrected contain Puthoff. some insane back road set himself up in the first university van I the situation." route that Rodge in- business of selling lost structed McCalmdown and found hubcaps. had ever seen with a Defensively, Austin Peay Defensive backfield coach radio). runs a seven-man front Jimmy Prince suggested JMU to take after Murrey WHEN WE HIT the By coincidence we J had fallen asleep. varying from the 4-3 a~ *-' will alter some coverage five o'clock rush hour happened to be tuned alignments. "We'd like to be Along the way we traffic of the homely tendancies against the passed several points of into WBWV, Beckley's more multiple on defense this Governors. "I think we'll try city of Beckley, Murrey finest, and were just in week," Brown stated. interest, including the awakened and flipped to contain the receiver more "Honey Between the time to catch the "Against UT-Martin we didn't at the line of scrimmage and out. "Jimminy evening rush hour give them enough variation." Rocks" motel and West Christmas, Rodge, what make it more difficult for him Virginia's first and only report with Willie Richard Wozniak, a 6'5" 240- to run his route," Prince said. in the heck are we doing "control, the traffic" pound defensive tackle was 7-Eleven Rounding a in all this traffic? I Offensively, the Dukes may 275 degree bend, we Billy. second team Associated Press make some subtle changes thought there was an This guy sits atop All-American in 1979, and he is witnessed what would interstate straight with Dudzik at the controls. later be described as the Beckley's tallest hotel the defense leader. Coach McMillin did not elaborate but through." to give his report, and Challace McMillin said the highlight of the entire "Well there is, but by by the sound of it we indicated changes would not trip. Dukes have no special plans to be drastic."You can't change going this way we save were pretty lucky, since neutralize Wozniak. It seems that because a half hour," Rodge we had already passed now what you've been of the sharp degree of "We feel John Kent can do working on since last spring," replied. "Besides, we the Burger ' the job against him, so we'll highway (hah, hah, get to travel on the he said. that's what Rodge calls do nothing different," Mc- The defensive front for the modern scenic West (Continued on Page 15) Millin commented. Dukes is their strongest area, -i * * J ».A Basketball declining* \ Intramurals on upswing By JEFF NUCKLES hards" who did not make the ticipate in the intramural Comprised of some 90 teams intercollegiate team, it stands program, giving JMU the in 15 leagues, James Madison to reason A League would be largest program in the state University's Men's In- the toughest, but according to when percentage of par- tramural Basketball season Assistant Intramural Director ticipants is compared to has been underway for almost Gary McBride, "Talent has student enrollment two weeks, and several been on a steady decline over While the overall in- squads have established the past four years, especially tramural program is growing, themselves as true forces to in A League." intramural basketball has be reckoned with for the title. McBride is quick to mention been on a steady decline in Generally considered to be that one reason is because ex- recent years, plunging from the best of the leagues, A varsity players are no longer 130 teams in 1979 to 90 in 1980. League boasts three top allowed to participate. McBride suggests some contenders, including the In the Championship reasons for the downfall: "We defending champion OZ's. League, Sigma Pi, Pi Kappa had to switch from January The OZ's record stands at 1-1, Phi, AXP and Sigma Nu have and February back to Sep- but as guard Mike Johnston all posted 2-0 marks to date. tember and October because

Talent has been on a steady decline over the past four years'

said, "We've still got a chance Kenny's Castaways stand at 2- of the intercollegiate to win it all. The problem with 0 in C League and are a schedule, and now we have to us right now is we haven't potential threat due to its be finished by October 10 played much together." experienced players, as well when practice starts. Having The OZ's lost three of five as the Tallywackers of E to start so early leaves many starters from last year's League who hold a 3-0 slate. transfers and freshman out team. Beginning Sept. 29 and because of a lack of com- The Seagulls and Bombers nmning through Oct. 10 the munication." are tied in A League com- tournament will have a field of McBride added, "Our petition with 2-0 marks and 64 teams battling for the biggest problem is com- are considered the top two championship. It will be single munication. When you figure squads. The two teams meet elimination with the pairings intramurals has the largest THE MEN'S intramural basketball tournament will have a field on Sunday in a contest that pitting top teams against participation on campus of M teams competing in a single elimination format with the may determine the A league lower-placing teams. compared to any other finals set for Oct. 18. The OZ's are the tournament's defending champion. organization and gets the least champions. - MORE THAN 50 percent of coverage, it must be com- MADE UP mostly of "die the JMU student body par munication." i Lady golfers finish sixth at Longwood tourney; CHINA INN 68 Carlton St. LUNCH COCKTAILS DINNER . H'burg 1. Baker paces Duchesses LUNCH SPECIAL By DAVE FACINOU O'Donnell stressed: "We Brenda Baker fired a three- could eliminate a lot of strokes 15 various combination Open round total 237 to toad the in that part of our game. The platters are served to your James Madison University girls need a lot more practice choice. It comes with egg drop $2.95 7 Days women's gob* team to a sixth to sharpen up that aspect of soup, fried rice and egg roll. place finish in the Longwood their game." Invitational Golf Tournament Baker was quick to agree at 11:30 - 2:30 last weekend. least that her short game Competing in the seven- leaves a lot to be desired. "My team tourney the Duchesses game off the tee is hi good MIXED DRINKS BEVERAGES AVAILABLE compiled a 54-hole team score shape but my chipping around of 1,007, bettering last place the green was in trouble in the For reservations & Carry out finishers North Carolina at tournament," Baker said. Greensboro by seven strokes. Dial 433-9595 The Duchesses opened play THE DUCHESSES' second Friday with a 343, led by lowest individual total came Baker with an 81. from freshman Valerie Baker. Saturday the ladies took 12 Playing in her first tour- shots off their first round nament for JMU, Baker shot a Downtown Harrisonburg score for a 331. Baker again 251. "I was a nervous wreck was low player with a 78. Friday on the first tee," Baker According to Coach Martha said. "The last day the jitters O'Donnell, The team played were still there, but I felt a YOUR CHOICE much better the second round, little more relaxed." Painter Skirts "We were more relaxed and Baker was pleased with her • PAINTER Levis the scores showed it" results, calling them "con- in various colors On Sunday the Duchesses sistent, but nothing spec- again bettered then* first tacular." Speaking from a PANTS round score, finishing with a team standpoint Baker said, $9.97 333. "Even though we beat only ARMY STYLE one team, we felt like we won Reg. $16.98 OVERALL, O'DONNELL some kind of championship." FATIGUE was pleased with the per- Finishing third for JMU was formance, stating, "We had Joann Snyder, who fired a 256 about two weeks less three-day total. - PANTS preparation for this tour- On Monday the Duchesses Wrangler Fashion Work nament than the other six travel to Appalachian State Pants schools." Marshall Univer- University to compete in the Many Colors sity, tiie tournament winner, 36-hole Appalachian In- Red "had a super hot round. With a vitational. The field will be a Sale Priced couple more weeks of practice strong one, O'Donnell said, Winter Vests we should be scoring much and will include such schools Green better," she added. as Ohio State, Auburn, Florida $9.97 arriving Royal Blue "Our team score was 30 State, Duke, Wake Forest, and strokes lower than last years' Georgia. weekly- tournament so with more "The girls are not afraid of Reg. 12.98 $8.97 practice this team will get these schools and coming off '■y . better." what I think is a good start The team still needs some they should hold their own," 52 East Market St. Harrisonbura Open Fridays til 9 P.M. practice around the greens, • she eaid.< •..«,....».....< L- CASH & CARRY FOODS INC ^Hacking THE BREEZE, Friday, September 19, I960. Page 15 ** 290 Chesapeake Dr 433-1305 (Continued from Page 13) not knocking the food. By this 433-1305 Chef and were opposite the time you'd have eaten bar- area's television program- Pizza Inn. becued lima beans and dry ming- One particular sport All Premium Beers $1.99 with ID ONCE OUT OF Beckley, we roasted ants, too, if it was scast caught my attention. It faced the conquest of the wild between that and the HoJo's gave local scholastic sports Bud, Busch, Miller, Strohs, Schlitz and wonderous West Virginia on the turnpike. scores, including the football turnpike. I used to think the upset of the week, Dullsville Hot or Cold thru Sept During our short stay with over Borington, 16-15. Pennsylvania turnpike was the Gauntlet's, I had my first Ortleibs Beer $1.19 the world's most dangerous, experience with real moun- But watching TV wasn't but I was wrong. West tain folk. In a very in- exactly my idea of an exciting Nescafe 10 oz Coffee $4.49 Virginia's gets the nod by 65 formative conversation with Friday night, so I deddedit dilapidated miles. It's not Danny's father, we learned of was time to find some action even a highway, let alone a many fascinating landmarks in Morehead. Convincing the Donald Duck Orange Juice 64 oz turnpike. in the Black Gold state, in- ptnera to go with me was Actually, it kind of reminds cluding the location of a statue impoasihle,lwt I did persuade $.99 me of the road you take to get honoring John Henry. We also Mccaimdown to change out of to Reddish Knob (you know, found out that good oT Rodge his pajamas and into the only Kelloggs Raisin Bran 20 oz $1.19 the part right before you get to had steered us 67 miles out of pair of designer jeans he'd the top where the road isn't as our way. brought Variety Pack 10 pk $.99 wide as a car and is covered Feeling that I knew the ins i-S**??* around Morehead with potholes). and outs of life on the road, I looked to be difficult since we Frosted Flakes 15 oz $.99 In Charleston, we were sacked out for the remainder were located five miles cordially received by Danny of the trip to Morehead. outside the city and were Purex Laundry Detergent 49 oz Gauntlet's (one of Murrey's ARRIVING AT An without a car. I suggested ____ $1.29 gofers) parents and treated to "Anyday Inn,"—our crossing the highway, so we a delightful home-cooked headquarters for the could ask the guy at the "You mountaineer dinner. Hey, I'm evening—I checked out the Pump It and Save'' gas station where we might be able to find some action NONCHALANTLY. I ~ ' stepped up to this unshaven, scraggly haired 6'6" gorilla ROOMMATE SPECIAL September 16-30 m one rf hillbilliesS^,!?*"* in "Deliverance." »«* Being real cool about the situation I figured I'd drop to 3 MONTH PROGRAM his level, faking my best country drawl, I questioned him, "How ya doin' tis evenin'? I was wonderin' if you knew where I might find One person- Regular Price $60.00 some action in Mooreheed'" No response; be didn't even look up from his "Incredible Hulk" comic book. Second person -1/2 price $30.00 What the heck, I thought- maybe be didn't hear me-so I tried again, "Hey mister, any place in this town where my Team Up & Slim Down at fnendandl could get a beer*"' AFTER WHAT seemed like eternity. I noticed a bit of Show college ID for special Discount movement in bis left cheek. At first I couldn't tell if he was just shifting his chewing tobacco or was attempting to speak. Almost inaudibly be MAGIC TRIM FIGURE SALON muttered, "dry county." Ugh, I thought. Here i am 787 East Market St. 434—4471 stuck in the middle of nowhere Harrisonburg Va. Hours: and they don't even sell beer. Mon.—Fit 9:00am to 9:00pm. Back in my room, I resided Sat.9:00am to l:O0pm. to all-night movies and fell asleep watching "The Man t with the X-Ray Eyes." Eating breakfast the next morning, I experienced a GRAND © OPENING sudden loss of appetite when I & was subjected to the ranting and raving of a patron wearing a New York Yankees cap, jubuliantly shouting the THE BERRY PATCH LTD Yanks had won again while the Baltimore Orioles had lost. Sept 18, 19, 20 from 10 am - 9 pm AH, THE surrondings of football at last. . . Well, I wasn't going to spend at the Cloverleaf Shopping Center much time here since it was pretty dull. Their stadium was falling apart, but did have a Drawing for a beautiful press back fresh coat of paint. I do want to mention their band who played a pre-game 20-minute ROCKING CHAIR version of "We are Family," a momentum-setting jazzed up punk rock hit "Rock Lobster" Come pick at the BERRY PATCH, you will find your favorite posters, whenever the Eagles threatened or JMU srewed up, and the rub-it-in-your-face large confederate flags and cedar jewlery boxes, Real nice wicker melody "Another One Bites the Dust" once the crowd baskets and unusual gifts. sensed the game was in hand. Like all good times, this one had to come to an end and I was not about to stay awake 10% discount for students with IDs. for the eight-hour ride home. I took seven valiums and was not heard from again until FREE REFRESHMENTS Tuesday afternoon. I did hear mat Rodge took an even more btzzare road homer glad I ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^P missed it. . , a m Classifieds Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau

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1/HMACKFfl.' PAYING IMMEDIATE TSNMC! Hou)'P CASH for gold, silver, and/ diamonds; any form or condition. Also buying corns (64 and before), jewelry, SHOULD the student body pocket watches, flatware. president participate in a TO ALL YOU FRESHMEN OH SHKNANDOAH, We Need Money? Turn that DONT BLAME ME for the protest rally that violates WITH H.T.H S: There is much long to see you, away, you long lines or the irresponsible unwanted high school ring into university policy and does not to offer here at J.M.U. Your rolling river! Do rainy days instant cash. For more info actions of our SGA President! represent the best interests of past does not remain all and Mondays always get you I voted for F!! FLOUNDER call Rick or John at 433-7271 or the students of James important and something that down? THE SWEET AND 433-7278. We'll beat any GRTPKEY FOR SGA Madison University? Mike once strongly influenced your INNOCENT W.P. PRESIDENT. legitimate offer. "F" Gripke says NO! But life will not keep determining don't blame me...I voted for your feelings and behaviors F. today. Wake up! Believe me, SNOUT: None of the swine WIZARD - The both of us PersonJs the sooner the better. out there could ever love you have been too busy even to see FOLKDANCE EN- MOTHER. the way this one does. Can't how each of us is doing this SEMBLE: Let's show wait 'til I'm "Mrs. Snout". semester. I've missed your FANS: The Dew Drop Inn is everyone what we can do this Love, THE-HOG-ACROSS- personals. Hey, the monkey is going to DO IT AGAIN! weekend! We've worked hard BERNIE: Whips are in this THE-STREET. hungry again! GUESS WHO. September 20, Saturday. and we can do it! VEEP AND year! I have a catalog from Later LB. TREAS. Fredericks for you! W.W.K. ROOM 30 AND FRIENDS OFASHBY: You are loosers FROG LEGS: We made it and we are winners. Know through the past two years. your party will be the best, but Nobody can separate us now. we will have to show you how I love you! YOUR TEDDY BACK ALLEY BIKES HAS MOVED !! to drink. Love, ROOM 224 BEAR. WAYLAND. , ... And is waiting to serve you at our new downtown location- WINE PRICE RAINBOW All classified ads shoi'1 be brought to The Breeze office In f..e basement of AND TEA THIEF: Wine-Prlct, with payment enclosed and 40 South Liberty Street issue dates specified, no later than noon Congratulations, yon win Tuesday hx Fridays issue, and no later the creep of the year then noon Friday for Tuesday's issue. Rates are 17s for 0-25 words. (I .SO for W- around the corner from "SpankyV award. Feeling guilty? 50 words. S2.50 for 5175 words, and *.0S and across from 'The Other Place" Then return my things. for each additional word above 7s.

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• :•:• >k learning When Chip Carter spoke at the Warren University Union on September 9, six or seven James Madison University students picketed his talk with signs that criticized his father. The students, all members of the Young Americans for Freedom, broke university policy by failing to register their demonstration with the Office of Student Affairs, and their group has been issued a warning by Chris Sachs, student activities director. If YAF breaks policy again during this semester, its status as a recognized campus organization will be subject to review. The warning is no more than a wrist-slapping. But since the demonstration was peaceful and controlled, Sachs' wrist-slapping is an acceptable reprimand, right? Not necessarily so. At this point, the question is not whether the decision was fair, but whether the decision was properly made. According to the Student Handbook, it was not. The YAF picketing meets the Student Handbook's definition of a demonstration: "a public manifestation of welcome, approval, protest, or condemnation through mass meeting, procession, picketing, or occupation of a building". YAF broke the demonstration policy by not registering the demonstration 48 hours in advance. The registration is "not a means of restricting freedom of speech, but a means of providing for an appropriate utilization of space.'' Registering an event also permits the administration to make preparations in case of a confrontation during the demonstration. Students who break the The Capitol hillbillies demonstration policy "may be subject to suspension". Probably no one would suggest that the YAF demonstrators By DAVID LETSON bothers her because she feels it will hurt her should be suspended, since their protest was peaceful. But who "Come and listen to my story 'bout a man standing in the ladies' society club. Carter should make that decision? named Jed, poor mountaineer barely kept his dislikes John Anderson. Their ideals may not According to the Student Handbook, again, any allegations that family fed." be "next door" to each other, but some are a student has violated university policy should be made to the Generally I am not one for forced analogies close enough so that Carter is afraid Anderson University Judicial Coordinator, or the Student Judicial Coor- so I hope you will forgive me if the almost total would hurt his chances in the election. Carter, dinator. A major violation of policy, which is what breaking the absurdity of the following does not match the like Mrs. Drysdale did with the Clampetts, is demonstration policy is, according to the Handbook,is then total absurdity of the I960 Presidential cam- doing anything he can to get rid of Anderson considered by the University Judicial Coordinator or the paign He will not participate in debates with him, University Judicial Council. So far, there have been no charges "And then one day he was shootln' at some and appparently no price is too large because filed against YAF. food, and up through the ground come a he has spent $225,000 filing suits in many states Chris Sachs should have filed a complaint about the demon- bubblln' crude." to keep Anderson off their ballots. Even if stration instead of passing judgement himself. It is true that The more I look at it the more the 1980 Anderson wins all the suite, his already small Sachs, as student activities director, has authority over student campaign reminds me of the old Beverly campaign funds will be reduced. Unlike the organizations, but bis is an executive, not a judicial, role. If in- Hillbillies TV show. Without stretching the Clampetts, he does not have $63 million deed he is the logical choice to judge YAF, then the authority comparison too far, and without relying too should be delegated by the University Judicial Coordinator. Mr. Drysdale and Ronald Reagan are much on my own personal biases, I will try to similar as well. Drysdale was willing to do A new question would then arise: should a group of more than explain. 100 members be judged on the actions of seven individual anything, begging included, to keep the members? 'Oil that is black gold, Texas tea." Clampetts happy with all of their millions in Violations of the demonstration policy potentially are John Anderson's campaign is much like the his bank. Reagan, too, wants to keep Anderson dangerous, and hopefully the informal treatment of YAF will not Clampett family's ascent to Beverly Hills. The happy. Forget the fact that Anderson deserted set a precedent for any future violations. Admittedly, the YAF Clampetts were a down-to-earth family with his Republican party. Reagan wants a three- demonstration was mild, even though its violation is classified as nothing to hide—they were too naive to be way race and debate because he knows An- a major. But that is no reason to ignore the university judicial anything else. derson will take votes from Carter, and will policy as well. The book should be followed, even if it's not going Anderson's campaign appears to be similar. pose a second challenge to the incumbent at to be thrown. It is based on the issues, not on the preten- any three-way debate. tiousness of false promises. He has not of f ered To continue this analogy, George Bush could a tax cut. Regardless of how one feels about be Ms. Hathaway, always running the boss' Anderson's liberal ideals, his campaign format errands; and Rosalyn Carter could be seen as Access road is still closed certainly is a refreshing change from the Mrs. Drysdale's precious poodle, always By ASH JOHNSON Duke's Drive, across a badly snobishness of Beverly Hills. barking annoyingly. But the main analogy has The J-lot access road, potholed entrance, and across Enter the Drysdales. A Beverly Hills couple, to be John Anderson again as the Clampetts— completed nearly one year the Chesapeake Western already wealthy from their bank, each seeks to clearly outnumbered and unable to win, but ago, stands unused due to Railroad railroad tracks to use the Clampetts for his or her personal gain trying to make a difference in a place where bureaucratic negotiating. enter J-lot Mrs. Drysdale (Jimmy Carter) dislikes the the rules were made before he came to town. Apparently, neither James In a recent article in Clampetts. The fact that they live next door This has been a Filmways presentation Madison University nor The Breeze, Fred Hilton, Chesapeake Western Railroad assistant to the vice president wants to accept responsibility for the. university relations for traffic crossing their said that negotiations were facilities. "dormant" In the same article, however, George W^BibezeL'KIIHIIHJ The access road connects hounded lll>B>llf»22 Cantrell Avenue north of Marcum, superintendent of campus with J-lot, which Buildings and Grounds, was opened last fall to serve quoted as saying that JMU and the ailroad were "still Editor Cindy Elmore "To tha press alone, chta,utrad at It It commuter students and ease Managing Editor Tricia Fischetti with abuses, the world la indebted tor all tht triumphs which negotiating." Later questions have been gained by raatan ami humanity over arrar and the parking space situation on Business Manager James Saunders oppression." Jama* Madison campus. Nearly 500 additional to Mr. Hilton revealed mat he "doesn't really know" who is News Editor Donnna Sizemore spaces were added by the lot. Editorial Editor Chris Kouba Tha Braaza it putolithad every Tuesday and Friday axcapt Road construction was begun handling the situation for the Feature Editor Mark Sutton whare otharwita noted. railroad company, nor how Correspondence should ba addressed to Tha Breeze, wine after the completion of J-lot, Assistant to the Feature Editor Price Building, James Madison University. Harrlaonburg, presumably to ease the flow of soon the issue will be settled. Bryan Powell Virginia 22S07. Crossing signs already have Letters to tht editor are welcomed All letters mutt be traffic throuah campus. Sports Editors David Teel, Rich Amacher typed,signed, and include tha author's address and telephone No sooner was the road been placed by the tracks, and Photography Editor Charles A. Fazio number Unsigned letters will not ba published Unsolicited the present road into J-lot has Graphics Editor Pat Cooke editorials may ba used at guestspots. completed, however, when All malarial will ba aditad at tha discretion of tha editor sawhorse and wire barricades been replaced. It seems all Layout Editor Teresa Caviness All letters, columns, reviews and guestspots reflect tha were placed across the road. that remains is for JMU or Production Manager Martha Stevens opinions of their authors and not necessarily those of tha Throughout the entire 1979-80 Chesapeake Western to Advisers Flip De Luca, Alan Neckowitz, editors of Tha Braaza or tha students, faculty and ttatf of David Wendelken James Madison University. Unsigned editorials glva tha school year, the road assume responsibility and maiority opinion of tha editors of Tha Braaxa. remained in this condition. open the access road to I Newsroom 433-6127 Comments and complaints about The Braaza should be I Business Office 433-65% addressed to Cindy Elmore, editor of Tha Braaza. Commuters were forced to commuters and others who drive through campus on have been waiting. THE BREEZE, Friday, September 19, 1980, Page 19 Readers' Foru Calls for impeachment are unbelievable, unfair To the editor: "irresponsible. He is sup- can't handle the idea of an issue's letters to the editor posed to be representing the I don't think so! Obviously I read with a mixture of elected official taking a section (Cunningham placed the authors underestimate the students in everything he controversial stand. blame on wrong shoulders). amusement and disbelief the does." Mr. Mondloch ob- intelligence of the JMU attacks upon Student A rhetorical question is student body. From my viously has a distorted per- I applaud Cunningham for asked by the sue authors: "If Government Association ception of an elected official's his actions. He was certainly standpoint, we do not put our President Chuck Cunningham it was correct for Mr. Cun- elected officials in office and responsibility to the masses. I aware that he would be ningham to engage in a in the September 16 issue of don't see how Cunningham's denounced by some, yet he expect complacency in return. The Breeze. The front page protest of President Carter in I would like to leave those protest against actions of the had the foresight to realize the the presence of Chip Carter at story, (Senators call for Carter administration have importance of this year's who question Cunningham's impeachment), was JMU, would it have also been actions with this question: If any effect upon the job he was presidential election and correct for President Ronald ludicrous. To call for the elected to do as SGA opted to make his views we insist upon denying our impeachment of Chuck Carrier to engage in the same elected officials their basic president. If Cunningham had known. Regardless of type of conduct?" It goes on Cunningham for practicing gone against his own con- whether one agrees with freedoms as stated in the his personal freedom of ex- to proclaim, "I believe the Constitution, how long can we science and not participated Cunningham's political answer to this question is just pression is paramount to in the demonstration, not an convictions, we cannot expect them to preserve those calling for President Carter's as obvious to the students of rights for us? eyebrow would have been justifiably deny him the right JMU as it is to us." impeachment for an attack raised. Yet he would have to express them. Greg Henderson upon Ronald Reagan. compromised his personal A further onslaught upon Kevin Mondloch called sense of right and wrong to Mr. Cunningham's actions Cunningham's actions satisfy the values of those who was carried out in the same Cunningham defends his ideas, actions

To the editor: for public office. I definitely my elected responsibility as There are many ex- advocate the latter and only the SGA President. pectations concerning the hope that most students are Any " criticism of the President of the Student concerned about the outcome previous administration was Government Association. He of the upcoming presidential only my attempt to evaluate cannot be all things to all election, since it will deter- what I perceive as mistakes in people. The SGA President mine the future and direction the past leadership style and cannot always "represent all of our great nation. And by the to make positive changes for of the students in everything way, the ideals of our the future to give the SGA he does." He must have a democracy were founded some direction. . personal life, which in my upon dissent and the right of the year is just beginning. case, includes long-range freedom of expression, for an Student Senators have just political goals. individual to stand up for been elected, new projects something in which he and ideas are in the coming, I happen to distinguish believes. and the SGA has new politics as being dif- leadership and a different ferent from political activity. To illustrate my strong administration. It only makes Clubs I consider politics to be dedication towards the SGA, I sense that energy spent on manipulative such as stacking did have the chance this past internal differences is non- committees and other un- summer to become nationally productive, and my goal is to derhanded dealings, which I involved with the Reagan for focus our strengths and at- The great cover-up do intend to remove from the President campaign in a full- tention on the needs of JMU j SGA. On the other hand, I time capacity for which I students as a whole. Together By MARK JORDAN LEG AN consider political activity to would have had to terminate and unified, we can make the It seems that at the start of each year, James Madison be positive involvement in the my fall term semester. In- changes that need to be made. University is academic Disneyland. The classes are there to political process, such as stead I chose to remain a Our very first priority is to attend, but at anytime you DON'T have a class, there is always supporting or opposing student here at James make the SGA work for YOU. something going on. legislation and-or candidates Madison University and fulfill Chuck Cunningham At the start of each new year, every club on campus wants you to join, every Greek house wants you for a brother or a sister, and everybody you know wants you to parry. There are numerous concerts, speakers, and films—they sure want to keep us en- tertained. And I figured out why they do it They do it so we won't notice how bad the food is! See, if you're so busy at D-hall trying 'Yes, there is an alternative to the draft' to keep straight all the parties coming up, whose phone number is BY STEVE COOKE whose, and what time the next film is showing, you barely notice example, the firetruck chasers, auto wreck your hamburger resembles a brown ashtray or that your fish is Yes, moral men of peace, there is an bystanders, hocky fight fans and European still moving. alternative to the draft for us. Those of you soccer rowdies. Those big guys with the suits in Wilson Hall think they can trick who have already registered, those still to As long as this Rollerball psychology us. Well, they can't. I'm not fooled. Just because they're hitting register, and even those of you who don't exists in our world, so will war. We must me with The Dregs, Apocalypse Now, and the great Vincent plan to, you don't have to go if you honestly begin to tone down that kind of thinking, so Price, doesn't mean that I don't realize the salad is just freshly- can't kill another human being. It's called that we do not peak too soon and lose it all cut grass from in front of Eagle. conscientious objection, and it's one of the before the fourth period In other words, I will not stand for this. I will rise to speak. I will see that I am few legal exemptions from the draft as it let's all just cool down and not blow up each heard. I will forget the whole thing for $50. now stands. other or shoot each other just because we Just walking through the campus center, I see bulletin boards The Selective Service allows two types of cannot work out our difficulties. with about 50,000 flyers tacked to them. Who is going to stop and conscientious objection: noncombatant, for One way to begin this process is to read all of this information? I'm having enough trouble trying to one who only is opposed to combat duty but pronounce your objections to war. If they read my history book, let alone a bulletin board. But for all those is willing to serve in another capacity, and honestly are a part of your philosophy or people writing home, you can tell all your loved ones how popular the conscientious objector, for one who religion, then go on record with the Selective you are: "...and the Chess Club wants me and the UPB wants me, sincerely believes he cannot be a part of Service as a conscientious objector. There and Greek Row wants me, and the Bowling Club wants me...." war or war-related activities. But if you are thinking of joining an organization or club on are several organizations with lots of in- campus, look into the club's background and credibility. Just By the way, those of you who think you formation on conscientious objection. because three guys in a van say they belong to the JMU Drug can get away with not registering, be Listed below are two with very imformative Research Club, I still think you ought to check up on it There prepared to pay enormous fines and spend a pamphlets and books. ARE many clubs and organizations that are very informative and couple of years behind bars when the worthwhile. I can't happen to think of any, but someone told me to Selective Service catches up with you. NISBCO (National Interreligious Service put that in. Conceivably, if everyone was a con- Board for Conscientious Objectors) I'm not sure when all the festivities are going to die down, but scientious objector to war, there would be no 550 Washington Bldg. when they do, you'll notice it. All of a sudden, all the professors need for war. Reasonable, pragmatic 15th and New York Ave., N.W. will stop smiling and being reasonable. They'll start to sneer and solutions could be found for the world's Washington.D.C. 20005 do awful things, like make fun of your name or something. conflicts. Unfortunately, the world is filled All those frats and sororities that were begging for you to "come on over and drink a few" can't remember your name, and with angry men with frustrations and FOR (The Fellowship of Reconciliation) *ii disappointments who seem to enjoy and Box 271 have the house bonebreaker rearrange your breathing system. thrive on violence and destruction. Take, for Nyack, N.Y. 10960 You'll notice the movies get worse, and UPB brings acts like Perry Como here. When all this starts to happen, you'll know it's time. James Madison University's real term will have begun. Page 20, THE BREEZE Friday, September 19, 1960 4U>- : : ■ W* An automated sensation Mopeds are in full swing on campus

moped and gets about 70 miles By SUZANNE CALE per gallon, finds the moped An automated, two-wheel "great for short distances." sensation is in full swing on It is economical, requires James Madison University's little effort of the driver and campus— the moped. has great parking and storage Commuting students, as advantages, Swigert said. well as teachers, have found Repair services are very the moped to be an easy, easily located, however, the economical way to get to and machine is not too complex for from campus. owners to fix, themselves, he The moped is a one- added. horsepower, two-wheel cross The disadvantages of between a bicycle and a owning a moped would be motorcycle, that one can see similar to those of owning a cruising the streets at about 20 bicycle, Swigert said. It is not mph. practical for very long trips - At this' speed, James and one must avoid highways, Madison University policy still busy streets, and bad considers the moped a weather, according to bicycle, and the Virginia State *~ Division of Motor Vehicle Swigert. authorities require no helmet, "Unless It's Just.a short insurance, inspection or special license. commute, you might as well

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There are several different get a motorcycle," he con- types of mopeds, ranging tinued. from the Peugot moped, Joe Halsey, a sophomore at priced at about $600, to Vespa JMU, says that mopeds have Super Grande Deluxe at just been a lengthy tradition in his under $1,000. family. He lives with his The deluxe contains a turn brother in Squire Hill and signal, cast wheels and a together own three mopeds, heavy dutch suspension, using the vehicles for quick according to Scott Gilkeson of trips to campus and Mark's Bike Shop in Harrisonburg. Harrisonburg. "It's great," Halsey said. Such elaborate models can "You fill up the gas tank once reach higher speeds and have (with a gas and oil mixture), 'THE MOPED is really Just a bicycle with a little engine." according to Morley-Mower, even been ticketed for moving and forget about it for a week an English professor here. at speeds in excess of 30 mph, or so." Gilkeson said. ' 'However, there is a certain there." according to Geoffrey Morley-Mower lives only "a "Loyal Americans" just do amount of danger in riding a Mor ley-Mower, English few hundred yards from not believe in wasting the Ted Swigert a junior at moped," he added. Mopeds professor at JMU, and the campus," so he said he can country's gas supply, he said. JMU, considers himself "a are easily hidden around first moped rider on campus. "ride it from my own front Morley-Mower has had no pioneer of the moped." corners, and occasional door to my office, and dump problems with his moped in Swigert purchased his first careless drivers do not see the Morley-Mower came to it." the three years he has owned moped about four or five little machine, according to JMU in 1968 after retiring The English-born gen- it. years ago. Halsey. from the British Royal Air tleman contributes the The moped "is really just a "I just didn't think they'd Sometimes, "you feel as if Force; however, he only growing popularity of mopeds bicycle with a little engine," catch on," he said. the motor cars are half killing started riding mopeds about due to what he calls the "facts he said, "I think it's really a Swigert, who owns a Poch you —they just don't want you three years ago. of life" or the "gas crunch." lovely thing."

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