Cnarfottes dubious sportsimage,page 5 The Davidsonian VolumeLXXVIII,Number 5 DavidsonCollege,Davidson,NorthCarolina 28036 Friday, October 16, 1987 NewgrocerystoretobebuiltinCollegeUnionCafe NewfaciBty wBfdlthegip leftby FoodLionsclosing ByTRIPPHELMS tion willcreateanarea thathouses kers,iced teamix,PopTarts,deli thegrocery items and the new de- meats, and aspirin. The top four Grocery shopping willsoonbe licatessenalong withthehot snack food categories chosen by stu- as easy as going to the College counter already in place. Other dents are fresh fruits, microwave Union Cafe, according to Carle- additionsinclude anicecreamand products, cheese,and soft drinks. ton Pritchard, Director of Au- yogurt freezer and a microwave Construction of the new cafe xiliary Services. oven. willbe handled by thecollegeand Davidson's only grocery Pritchard emphasizes that the by Barger Construction of store, the Food Lion at Sadler seating will not bereduced by the Mooresville. Work will beginon Square, is scheduled to close changes.Instead,a roomand wall November 2,and shouldbe com- November 1, when a new Food will be removedandreplaced with pleted on November 13. New Lion store opens in nearby Cor- seating area. Healsoplans to "use equipment will arrive beginning ■T . nelius. For students who shop at seating spacemoreefficiently" by on November 16. Pritchard BJ the Sadler Square store, this clos- putting tablesagainst anow empty targets the grand opening of the ing creates a needfor a new place wall. new facility for November 30,the to shop forgroceries that is within day students return from walkingdistance of thecollege. It He predicts that traffic in the Thanksgiving break. is this need that the new Union Union Cafe will double or triple Emphasizing that it is only an Cafe isbeing designedto fill,says because of theadded services. estimate, Pritchard predicts that Pritchard. Bob Boyd, class of '88, con- the costofremodeling will fallbe- Preliminary drawings of the ductedastudent surveyfor Pritch- tween $25,000 and $30,000. He project have been done by the ard to determine what products hopes that theproject will be paid Davidson Food Services staff. students want the new store to for by the first twoyears of opera- The changes in the current setup carry. Over 500 students tion. re- Carleton Pritchard,Director of Ken Jones will include the addition of groc- spondedto the survey. Pricesof groceryitems willbe Auxiliary Services ery items anda delicatessen. According to the survey re- "competitive with Cashion's and that such an arrangement "is a tion, and all have "heartily en- The area will be reworked so sults, the most desired products Food Lion," promises Pritchard. possibility for the future." dorsed" the plan. With prepara- that the door from the side of the are applesand bagels,other prod- Although students will notbeable Pritchard has met with the tions made and the work ready to Union will open into a hall that ucts highonthelist includepotato to purchase grocery items with UnionBoard, theUnion Planning begin,Pritchard says, "I'm as ex- goesinto the seatingarea. Aparti- chips, peanut butter, milk, crac- their meal cards, Pritchard says Committee, and the administra- cited as the dickens about it."

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By TOBYTRUOG VAX,thePRIME system will still Over the summer, Davidson be used during the fall term.Cur- College installed a new central rently, all faculty and students computer system,the DEC VAX. have accounts on both systems. It replaced the old PRIME com- Furthermore, a number of pack- puter which has been inuse since ages and programs, such the two 1981. statistics programs! SPSS and The DEC VAX, whjjch cost SASS, can be used on both sys- over half a million dollars, was tems. secured byComputerServicesDi- Oneof the main advantagesof rector John Casey through his the VAXis thatit greatlyexpands negotiations with the Digital available software options. EquipmentCompany (DEC).The "We will now have access to purchase is part of a 5-year plan programs that do many of the forthe Davidsoncomputercenter. things that people here are inter- According to academic prog- ested in doing. Davidson College rammer Elizabeth Rigby, "the will be in the mainstream of PRIME system was bought in academic software,"noted Assis- 1981. That's a long time to have tant Director of Academic Com- one system. Thenew VAX is ap- puting JohnSavarese. proximately four timesfaster than The VAX system is currently the PRIME and itallows for more one of the more popular central overall communication." computingsystems among liberal George Bakerbreaks ground for the new Baker Sports complex. In order to provide a smooth see VAX, page 2 transfer of accounts to the DEC

tomobile spoofs Football drops another # J5 C/3| Page 3 " Page 4 one inblowout PageT CJ Page 5 2= VriA»y October 16, 1987 THEDAVIDSONIAN Pena joins Spanish department By AMY GOODE While he was at ASUhe was a students over spring break to Dr. L. H. Pena brings a research assistant in the Center Guadalajara. touch of Mexican pizazz to the of Latin American Studies. His Davidson campus this year. A other credentials includeChair- When asked what he enjoys "freshman" faculty member, man of the SpanishDepartment most about his new home, Dr. Dr. Penahails from Monterrey, at the University of Monterrey Pena was quick to answer,"the Mexico. Therehe attended the and two year stints at Agnes students." He claims we have University of Monterrey for Scott College and the Univer- taught him about our culture four years andalso theNational sity of Minnesota-Minneapolis. and society through intelligent University of Mexico for one dialogues. When not drilling year. Dr. Pena earned his PhD Dr. Pena teachesSpanish 20 the essentials of the Spanish in contemporary Latin Ameri- and 100and will lead aseminar novel,Dr. Penaenjoys walking cannovels at ArizonaStateUni- on Mexico in the Spring. He and the the occasional class of versity in Tempe, Arizona. will also be taking a group of taekwan do.

[users] can be doing a project at Savarese is clearly pleased" VAX, continued from page 1 the.same time without bringing with new computer and is en- arts colleges. Rigby pointed out the computer toits knees." thusiastic about thepotential itof- that with the VAX it is "easier for Savarese also said that the college size," RobertNesbil fers. "For a our he BetsyRothschild theprofessors to sharedata,andit VAX offers students an important said, "the DEC VAX is a great is chosen asDavidson's Homecoming is more powerful and faster than practical advantagefor their post- system tohave. We don'tneedan I Queen. thePRIME." college days, noting that "one is enormous mainframe computer The VAX will also support more likely tofinda VAXsystem like a largeuniversity would. The manymoreusersthan thePRIME. than a PRIME system in the real enormous availability that the Greene speaks Savarese joked that "many more world." VAX offers is exciting." ByMARGARETCARROLL the Mohammedzai family ruled OnWednesday theDean Rusk Afghanistan, which was stable, Program in International Studies duringthattime and whichalsore- hostedTomGreene from theState mained neutral in World War II Department Office Concerning and acted as a buffer state in the Refugees, who spoke to an inter- cold war. ExcitingCampus Wear.M. In Aprilof1979, ested group of Davidson students theleadersof about Afghanistan's present situa- the Afghan national Communist tion and its future prospects. Party led a coup"and established After his talk on Afghanistan, themselves asrulers.InDecember students raised questions regard- 1979, the Soviets entered, claim- ing the Soviet Union's role in ing to "preserve the gains of the educating Afghan youth, India's revolution." Upon Soviet en- cotton sweaters, aid Jutland position in the Afghan situation, trance, many Afghan refugees and Pakistan's internal problems fled toIranand Pakistan. Canterbury rugby as a result of hosting Afghan re- Today the Soviets have be- shirts 100,000 200,000 " fugees. tween and f°r o"1 cooler weather Essential tounderstandingAf- troops in Afghanistan, and there ghanistan's present situation,.Mr. are about 5 million refugees, Greeneexplained, isa knowledge many stationed in camps along of the tribalism that exists in Af- Afghan borders hoping, in the -' V_TT~ Jjff"'f Ulolgc «H.V»HIIH.S IIIVIlcU ghanistan. With the aid of a map, UN's words "someday to be able Mr. Greene showed the diverse toreturn totheirhomeland infree- and numerous groups that share dom and dignity." However Af- tribal loyalties and are bonded ghans are continuing to bomb throughtheir own languages,reli- Pakistan, trying to irritate the gion, and cultures. Afghanistanis Pakistani government and thus display their loyalties totheir tribe force them to be less willing to first and totheir country second. houserefugees. Mr. Greene has been in for- Mr. Greene feels that Af- eign service for many years in ghanistan's future mustbeviewed QualMy aid Fashion Appadfor Mm and Women Iran, India, Pakistan, and Af- with "cautious optimism." The - ghanistan and explained that the United States supports Pakistan 128 N.ManSL Downtown MooresviDe Only 6 mifesNorth Afghanconflict isalsolinked with multi-laterally and searches for a phone:664 " 4711 thebalance of powersin the mid- diplomatic solution totheAfghan dle eastand Afghanistan'shistory conflict. Some important de- as abuffer state. From 1929-1978 velopments have occurred re- cently that hint at lessened politi- cal tension within Afghanistan. For example, a coalition of the seven political parties has been formed and recognized by the communist party (the PDPA). Also the government declared a cease-fire earlier this year, estab- lished anew constitution,and has givengovernmentpositions toop- position parties. The nextfew months, with the fill ITRAVEL AGENTS TAKE THE WORRY OUTOF TRAVEI upcoming summit and UN meet- Bj SJKp AND ITDOESN'T COSTYOUAPENNY! ing, will beimportantindetermin- fnflim ing Afghanistan's future. How- /l^jlu^ ReservationsFor: ever, the pressing question is: ' i^r^ H^\ what willthe Sovietsbe willingto * Airline * Tours "^ " " settle for in Afghanistan? Gor- I » Amtrak HoIpIs bachev claims that he will accept Afghan neutrality if " Cruises " Car the Afghan |_ Rentals people make the choice, but the Sovietshavealso talkedabout set- ting up an interim governmentin FORBUSINESS ORPLEASURE Wk Afghanistan. If the UNcontinues to receive support for its call for neutralization and withdrawal of arms, however, SOUTH MAINST. -DAVIDSON hopefully tension will force the afghans to stop the (BehindFrame Gallery) war and the refugees will be able to return. Friday, October 16, 1987

Automobilescanbe lots of fun,ifDadis payingfor the damages

ByBILL SCOUTEN Did any ofy'allread the "Liv- It's really sort of funny to drive toschoolone day because it now." Dadmust have lovedthat! out of the car and kickedit. The ing" section of Tuesday's Char- think thatDavidsonstudentsboast looked like rain. Yes,it rained al- Many college students just nextthingheknew,thecar wasre- lotte Observer"? No? It's a good of above-average SAT scoresand right. And,whenitrains,itpours! don't have enough money to af- vving andready togo.So,heleft thing. Iwas really bored with highintelligence when,in the car, Helen switchedon the windshield ford a really nice car. In other If you'd like to see this (in)fa- what should have been an article many of us act likeneanderthals. wipers, and before long a high- words, some of us just have mous, puke-green car, I'll direct about an "unusual job"or "weird We're not talking about tame pitched whine was heard which "bombs", like the old station you to Main Street in front of job stories." Instead,Iwas intro- apes, either. No! I'mreferring to quickly became a really loud wagon that you and your friends DCPC — its alwaysthere. duced to a rather dry, almost .the hard core, atavistic student/ noise. Helen said that she had to converted into a largeconvertible pointless article about raising driver with the "don't pass me or yell justtotalk in thecar.Her yell for high school homecoming. But once Davidson students chickens for a pharmacology pro- I'll show you who's boss" at- was nothing compared to her Yes, they get us around but the master the skills of driving and fessor's research. How mundane. titude. Thetype of driver who re- father's whenshearrived athome, circuitry is crossed, the body is have an able means of transporta- Who cares about chickens any- sides inthebackwoods ofTennes- though. The rubber had worn off bent out of shape, or the car just tion,other forms ofentertainment way?! Come on, AlanNorwood, see onHickscut Road .. .sort of the metal windshield wipers that won't start. Robert Austell's VW on the street have to be found. I had, therefore, get a real column! You want real like Cary Murrey, who said "you scratched the rabbit seems— to fit thisdescription was informed byTomLarsonthat excitement,real stupidity, or just know Idon'tpay alotofattention windshield. Her father was quite perfectly especially on first there exists a rather challenging, plain real humor? Take a look at whiledriving,but Icanpark acar, irate from what Iunderstand. dates! sometimes rewarding game what Davidson College can and Ihaven't gottena ticket yet!" Now you're in college, known as "picking up a girl or a offer. .. our students never run You know, the kind of driver though. Youdon'thave these"ac- Picture this. Freshman year, guy while at a stop light." This outof it. who, whenfirst learning todrive, cident" problems anymore. Robertasks SusanRoberson togo game should be playedby people Take, for instance, the girl backs out of a driveway taking You've moved up in the driving with him to get donuts at Krispy above the ageof 16, though. that drove to ThePantry inXor- two other cars with him. Come world. .. you worry now about Kreme in Charlotte. (Real nice nelius to do some shopping and on, Ibet you were in the same mechanical problems. And how first date, Robert!) The date was The point of the game is to found her key stuck in the igni- boat! When you parking the frequently they occur! fine until his car wouldn't start. oppo- were' "pick up" a member of the tion. This is really! dumb! "Oh car, you probably hit the ac- Oh, but things got worse! At- site sex within a time frame of well, I'll just shop and leave the celerator instead of the brake and Ask Gagan Singh about her tempting to roll start- the car, thirty seconds. What's the key? keys in the car," she thought. took the back half of the garage go-in with the good old automo- Robert ran into a truck and bent Tom, speaking from experience, After shopping, she returned to with you. Or what about the one tiveengine. Itmustreally be frus- the right door all the wayback. It suggests that the surest way of her car to find that the keys were that passed (or was passing) trating to be driving a friend to would not close. Fortunately the picking up someone is to ask for still lodgedin thekey slot .. .did anothercar, whentheother car all Charlotte (in search of garters?) car did start later, and both re- their phone number. As if you she really think that the keys of a sudden hung a —left? (By the when all of a sudden the oil light turned safely to Davidson. When don't hear them, repeat the would miraculously become "un- way,thedriver—isok well,he's blinks on. Oh, no! What now? asked to comment on the alleged number with one or two incorrect stuck" while she shopped?Need- at Davidson but the mailbox (personally,Iwould be showinga date, Robert said, "it [the car] digits so that the targetperson can less to say, the car remained in he hitis nomore.) bit of concern.) Gagan drove on, never starts on first dates." hear you. If the person corrects The Pantry's parking lot over- After $1600 damage and a though,until shefoundan Amoco You'vereally got to watch out you, then you've won the night. Is this not enough for you? sheepish grin,all thatDadcansay station. Smoke, smoke, andmore forRobert's car,though. Thislast game — he/she wants you to Wehave more!!Why is it thatau- (with gritted teeth) is: "it's al- smoke came billowing out from summer his car was thecauseof a call! What a challenge! Yandell tomobiles alwayshave something right."Come on, whois he trying underthecar'shood. How embar- major highway backup. During Wood suggests that you also in- wrong withthem?! tofool? Youknow as wellas Ithat rassing! After twomore stops, the five o'clock rush hour traffic on vest in a"Mr.Microphone" tofa- Do you remember the first he is hoppin' mad. But, as a prognosis: new radiator. Well, one of South Carolina's "not so cilitate the hearing of youKvoice time you got in acar and actually father, he keeps it inside and they didget toEastlandMallviaa major" highways, Robert's car from the car. Idon't know about drove it? Most students seem to writes the check out to the body taxi, found the garters, and re- decided to stall out on a two-way you, but Ithink that I'll try to remember. (Iknow,Iremember.) shop withashakinghand.Parents turned to the station to pick up bridge, compounding the traffic "pick up" someone this weekend. In fact, many related stories of arealmost allalikeinthisrespect. Gagan's car. Five hundred dollar problem caused by an earlier "And, we'llhavefun,fun,fun'til dismay to me and mused about But poor Helen Bell, a new later, Gagan told me, with a wreck. Five police cars and Daddy "takes the Third theiraftermath. driver,wasgivenherDad'scar to smile, the car "works perfectly twenty minutes later, Robert got away. ..

■ n mp r | \^^\CA K /fKn I/^es \\J//s \^E^^A~L r A- :Friday, October 16, 1987 THEDAVIDSONIAN tt OurRffs MacLads Black students go on strike What's the matter with ByRUSSELLBOOKER— schedulingof exams,and SGA parallel" with other schools,he Fifteen years ago Oc- Vice-President Bo Phillips said, and he proposed an tober 20, 1987(LXII,5) claimsthat this willcut downon amendment which would make Davidson after 150 years the amountofpaperwork during all science courses numbered Black students threatenedto exams for both professors and higher than 21 worth 1.5 cred- the of the students. Theonlychangefrom its.The department ad- Bob theCarrot. eaveDavidson at end Biology By GLENNFOGLEand B. year actively the current system would be to mitted that while the change hard-charging academic and to ASH AHSANNUDIN C. The Air- discourage prospective haveall of theexams at the dis- require lot of revision, black would a The MacLads could not find borne RangerROTC CadetCorps fromcoming toDavid- posal of all of the students dur- the rethinking of its program ordered a students anything at all worth mentioning have recently complete not ing each of theeight examina- be worthwhile. The sonif alistofdemands were might very about Davidson's sesquicenten- set of camouflaged skirts and of tion periods,ratherthan the stu- Chemistry department met byNovember 15. Some agreed nial homecoming weekend. blouses for their new commander. demands included: an in- dents scheduling through the that much revision would be he Questionoftheweek(inspired in black student enroll Registrar's Office particular needed,but wasskeptical of the the crease by the "Opinions" article "Some- D. Wompus campus dog ment to "at least one exams they plan to takeon par- positive of a semester hundred benefits thing is Rotten at Davidson" in has disappeared. black ticular days. When queries fifty within two years," a system. Others have recom- this term's first Davidsonian E. We electeda bovine (moo- program, and arose regarding increased con- system or Africanstudies mended a credit-hours issue): cow for you lay-people) as several black faculty members, fusion of having all of the for semesters, and the SGAhas HomecomingQueen. greaterroleinDavidson's exams available, Phillips said, appointeda committee to team, sensing plus a study What's the matter withDavid- F.The football and more blacks in "it would really not be that thecredit-hours proposal. social life son College after 150 years of that they might actually win the much more difficult. All we'd the college administration. The ■ErikChristensen isrunning existence? Homecoming game and cause deadline followed a meeting have to do would be to double as the Libertarian candidate for wide-spread panic and heart fail- faculty com- the tables (on which the exams the U.S. House of Representa- with the executive A. The mini skirt is back in ure among fellow students and are set out) and the number of tives in the 6th congressional mittee. vogue save atDavidson where the alumni,cameoutinthethirdquar- There were a total of ten people handling them. district of North Carolina, spirit. — rubens look is still in.Note:some ter andlost intrueDavidson President Five years ago October 29, which includes Alamance, proposals given to argue that mini skirts in April of I982(LXIII,5) Guilford, and Davidson feminists Samuel R. Spencer coun- have been reintroduced to the G. TheDavidsonspirit. year. faculty approved the ties. Christensen stated that, "I the preceeding academic The worldbymalechauvinists H.Absolutely nothing, Ron Gibson, President of the amended semesterproposal in a don't really think I'd win, fashion [some would even include Cap- Black Student Coalition, said 60-33 votein a meetingon Oc- though I'd be pleased if I tain PikeDog] as a sexist tool to If youknow theanswer tothis that little had been done since tober 19. Therevised proposal did. I'm not really running .. keep women in their placeas sex one, think about it for the rest of April to implement the plan. includes the thirty-six credit to get elected as much as to let objects. We agree. your collegecareer. Because of this lack of action, graduationrequirement,a stan- people know about theLiberta- the BSC set a deadline for the dard teaching load of six rianparty.TheLibertarian plat- meeting of these demands. courses per annum, and six form advocates "a truly free- ConfidentialHealth Some black students are con- credits for those participatingin market economy, draft aboli- vinced thatDavidson willnotbe the Humanities program. SGA tion,nuclear armsreduction,an Eating disorders able torecruitprospective black President Tim Johnston claims immediate forty percent taxcut students without their help. that the proposal will overbur- and a seventy percent military "A resolution by the SGA den science majors: "lab spending decrease," according canbe Senate called for the self- courses would not be on a fair toChristensen. controlled Dear ConfidentialHealth, gain. Ihaven't been able to admit Eating jots of food when you this toanyone.Ihave areal prob- are not necessarily hungrycan be em with food and Ifeel out of a symptom that something is not DRESSFORSUCCESS. control lately. I'm constantly rightin yourlife.Emotional states >reoccupied by food and by my of depressionorlonelinesstend to veight. Imaybe "bulemic,"but I trigger eating, not always related late that word. Is there any help to hunger. Binging becomes an r or someone like me? Ikeep anxiety-reducer, a tranquilizer. >romisingmyselfI'mnevergoing This is why people need to seek o do this again, but it never outside help. Itis more thanjusta vorks. problem with food. Sincerely, A greatdeal of our culturehas A Davidson Sophomore taught women that to be success-. ful she must begorgeous,skinny, Dear Sophomore, have a greathusband,many male Confidential Healthispleased admirers,wonderful children,and that you wrote in with this prob- be Chairmanof theBoard. Thisis lem. Some studies haveestimated an immense, unrealistic pressure. that anywhere from ten to twenty Blindly striving to become this percent of college women have a "ideal" womancan lead tounheal- similar problem. The counseling thy habits,and binging is one of center here on campus provides them. individual counseling sessions People who binge or starve which areconfidential and free to themselves need help in recover- Davidson students. Virginia ing not only their normal eating SyKes and Campbell Peery are habits but in gaining a better per- two counselors who have experi- spective on their self-image, con- ence in your area of concern. fidence and self-esteem. In addi- There is also a support group tion, therecanbe serious physical which meets everyMondaynight effects ifthis behavior goes onfor from 6:30 to 7:30 in 301 Cham- a prolonged period of time. A bers. This is run by Georgia combination of individual coun- SOPHOMORES Ringle,a healtheducator oncam- seling, nutritional information, If you're enrolled in the second year of a college program leading to an associate or baccalaureate pus. and a suppoort group may all degreefrom an accredited college/university, youcould beearningmore than$1,000a month during The problemofbingingisusu- provehelpful. your junior and senior years of college for a total of $24,000 by graduation. You must be at leastj ally more common in females, As you can tell,this is adiffi- you qualify for 18 but not more than 25 years old, be a US Citizen and have a 3.0 GPA. To see if teenagers, and older people who cult problem to handle by your- (BDCP). or the Baccalaureate DegreeCommissioning Program Call: 1-800-662-7231/7419 outside are achievement-oriented,highly self. The most important and of North Carolina 1-800-528-8713. motivated and who tend tocome sometimeshardestthingtodois to CONTACT: Lt. Troedson from middle- and upper-income tell someone. Your Navy Representative success in backgrounds. treatment October 27 will depend on your Career Planning and Placement Office Most women start this be- ownpersonalmotivation. Thereis havior in an attempt to lose help on campus, and the sooner weight. They think they would treatment is sought,the better you NflVY<^OFFICER. look better if they lost 2-3 or 5-6 willfeel. pounds but generally they are al- Please sendyour questions to: ready within a normal weight Confidential Health THEADVENTURE. range. Binging andpurginginthe CollegeInfirmary LEAD longrun usually leads toa weight Davidson College Sports Aroundthe horn Charlotte's dubious sports imag; Wildcat football loses to ByHAPBRYANT playoffs will supercede its broad- situation,but one surely must be OnSunday, twocritical sports casts inlate May andearly June. the sports atmosphere which events took place, neither of However, in the midst of the Charlotte has projected nation- which concerned "scab" football. drama of the playoffs, we see wide. In the past two decades, Wingate's Bulldogs The American and National Morgan Shephard and Brett Charlotte could not support an League Chamionship Series—both Bodine and Jeff Bodine crashing ABA team or a world football reached critical points the as they enterturn 3 of the Char- leaguefranchise. Yet 80,000-plus Twins, who have since won the lotte motor speedway. We see people go to the world 600 at the By STEWART RAWSONand Brian Overt-ash took a reverse pennant,led theTigerstwogames Dale Earnhart back his car up the speedway. Thankfully, George MATTTERRELL handott from Aaron Edwards on to one; the Giants and Cardinals track, wheel it around like every Shinnhas saved theCharlotte O's Wingate's punt and tromped 55 were tied at two games each. I person must doonhis/herdriver's for the moment,but what kind of In what is beginning to be a yards to put the Cats in striking turned on the television at"about test, and drive itinto thepits. Has support will they have in a city weekly occurrence, Davidson distance oncemore. TheWildcats I1:30 that night,expecting to see anyoneever called Dale Earnhart where morepeople goto wrestling took tothe fieldagainst the NAIA had to settle for a field goal; this a comprehensive wrap-up of the "Mr.October"? Giveme abreak. matches, a viable entertainment DivsionIIWingate Bulldogs and onea32-yarderfrom Jacob, send- twogames.Instead,whatdoiget? Hopefully, when the NBA medium but certainly not a sport, came away losers for the 17th ing the two teams to the locker Two programs about the Oak- comes to Charlotte, beginning than go to the first tworounds of straight time. The Bulldogs, in rooms with a13-13deadlock. The woodHomes 500 Nascar race. with an exhibition game this Fri- the NCAA basketball tourna- their third year of scholarship fans remained in the stands for Granted, to some people in day between the Hawks and the ment? football, brought a 2-3 record to once(due inpart tothehomecom- this area,Nascar racingtakes pre- Pacers, Charlotte's current sports Richardson field and marched ing festivities). Regardless of the cedence. However, devoting one image willchange.Insteadofhav- Yes, Charlotte is a growing home with aneven 3-3 mark. outcome, the Wildcats could be hour of air time to highlights of ing shows about races, Charlotte city. Butis ita major-leaguecity? Davidsonjumpedtoaquick 3- proud of afine firsthalf showing. crashes is somethingIfind a little TV will have specials about the That question remains to be an- 0 lead on a 43-yard field goal by With the tied, the Bulldogs extreme. After all, who isawake true racehorses of the NBA, like swered. In 1988, the Charlotte Jacobs. But Wingate fought back came out strong and jumped to a at that hour except the hard-core Dominique Wilkins and Michael ■ Hornets take to the court for the with two touchdowns,while fail- quick 20-13 lead in a83-yardpass baseball fan, anxiously awaiting Jordan. Instead of having first time.Theirsuccess,toalarge ing toscore on a conversion after from Richard Jacobs, a converted the results of the penultimate Domino's team tennis, Chariot- measure, depends upon fan sup- their second touchdown. The linebacker. Davidson answered baseball series of the year? (You leans will watch some matches of port over the first five years. homecoming crowdsensed immi- with a 25-yard bullet from Scoc- may say all hard-core baseball substance in the NBA and possi- These years promise to be rough nent defeat. Then, out of zynski to Charlie Winborne with fans would have watched the blyeven bringin someother qual- for the team, as management at- nowhere, the Cats purred to life, Jacob providing the point after. game, but a few had Lester mid- ity sports. What a draw John temptsthroughdrafts andtrades to as Aaron Edwards returned Win- But with the score at 20-20 with terms staring them in the face). It McEnroe wouldbe.Severalyears formulate a competitive squad. gate's kickoff deep into Bulldog 10 minutes and 21 seconds left in is in fact October,prime time for ago, he played an exhibition in But if the fans walk out, as Ob- territory. the third quarter, the bubble burst baseball. Although hockey and Columbia, South Carolina, and servercolumnist RonGreen wrote The crowd sprang to life and as Wingate scored 30 of the next basketball are cranking their sea- received great fan support. Col- last year, Charlotte will be os- rallied behind the Wildcats, mo- 37 points in the game. A final sonsup,theyrealize thatnow they umbiaalso got theMark Breland- tracized by the big leagues for a ments later, Mike Scoczynski glance showed 50-27 on the will lose media coverage to the Marlon Starling titlefight, which long time to come. The same handed the ball toIan Filiss, who Scoreboard as the cats fell to 0-6 major league playoffs, just as was nationally telvisedon ABC. would hold true if Charlotteans scamperedfor a1-yardtouchdown on the year. Impressive atten- baseball recognizes that the NBA Why doesColumbia get these neglected.their team for the sake run. dance of 3,000 people was tallied playoffs and the Stanley Cup events? Many factors enter the ofNeil Bonnett and RickyRudd. With momentum building, for thehomecoming celebration. Fieldhockey ends losing streak miZ/ ILltt\ P1 "^- I By LARRY DAGENHART, scored the thirdgoal forDavidson JR. off a nice assist from Cooke. The The 2-6 Davidson field hoc- Wildcats got 24 shots on goal to key teambroke a six game losing Salem's 10. streak Wednesday with a 3-0 vic- Defensively, goalie Elizabeth tory over Salem College. Senior Franklin recorded her shutout of Janet Bitter scored the first goal the season whilegetting six saves I three minutes into thegame offan for the afternoon. assistfromGigi Cooke.Thescore remained 1-0 through the end of Coach Betsy Pryor was very the firsthalf. \ impressed withher team'sperfor- The second half began with mance. "It was much better," she the Wildcatscontrollingtheoffen- said.The Wildcatscommunicated sive pressure. They passed the well with each other and the con- ball well and got itdown the field fusion which has hurt the team in quickly on each possession. Gigi thepast few weeks seemed tobe at Cooke soon made it 2-0 with an a minimum. unassisted goal from just outside This weekend, Davidson tra- thecircle on the far right side. vels to Sewanee, Tennessee for Towards the end of the game games with the University of the freshman Marjorie Havighurst, South, Franklin College, and the A toughDavidson tackle forces a Wingate fumble RobettNcsbit who led the team with 9 shots, BlueGrass Club Team. Wildcat soccer stillhopes for a successful season The Wildcats broke on top time, and it too saw both teams highcross deflectedoff goalieJim eral counterattacks of their own, eighteens and and got goalnumber twoonabril- By WHIT WILKS roughlyeightminutes into thesec- play well between the Kelly's outstretched hands ond session on a goal by Mike but poorly in the box. Erskine found an unmarked State player liant display ofskill.Thegoal was scored on a scoop shot that froze? The Cats were at home for two Friedlander. As hasbeen the trend came closest to breaking the tie whoburieditin thenet.Theteams Kelly tracks, appeared hard-fought matches this past all season,however,the teamthen with only a minuteleft butthisop- played evenly the rest of the half in his as it sail thegoalbefore week, and although they won went flat for the next fifteen mi- portunity went inches wide right and left the field at 1-0 state.The certain to over play dipping under the bar for the neither, there is still hope for a nutes andpermitted the visitors to and itended at 1-1. second half sawbalanced for This broke the Cats' verysuccessful season. Infrontof eventhe contestatone. Thesquad thefirsttwentyminutes,asDavid- score. tally spirit, as State managedtocontrol a large Homecoming crowd on awoke after thegoal andproduced son launched countless attacks play the rest of the game in route Saturday,Davidsonplayedhost to several late chances, the best of On Wednesday, theCats were which the Pack repeatedly not to the 3-0 win. the loss, Erskine,astrongNAIA team.The which occurred whenFriedlander hoping for the upset as 14th- stopped with fouls. State did With hacks, sub- Davidson fell to 6-4-3 first half was scoreless, as each first-timed a wonderfulcross from ranked N.C. State came calling. try to hide its and was heading side had ample opportunities but Curtis Ott that justmissed the left The Pack was leery of this and sequently assessed five yellow into Saturday's home encounter muster withLiberty. could not convertthem intogoals. post. The battle went into over- jumpedon top in the first half. A cards. N.C. State did sev- 6 Friday, October 16, 1987 THE DAVIDSONIAN Pickingacollegebasketballpreseasonfavorite

ence,N.C.State will make waves By CHRISTOPHERHUGHES cans and turns them into South- and Smith's pick of Purdue as system,itcouldbe a long yearfor ifCharles Shackleford livesupto Thoughit may seem like only eastern Conference also-rans. number one lookunlikely tostand Carolina haters. Long,but not as his abilities. Quentin Jackson is yesterday that Keith Smart sank However, Eddie Sutton will be upall winter long. longas yearspast. the keyman for thePack this year his jumper with six seconds re- able to four seniors and Rex One definite change this year Last season, my chief com- put filling thelong-vacant pointposi- maining to win the National onthe courttodominate is not seeingNorth Carolinalined plaint with North Carolina's Chapman tion. GeorgiaTech will play well Championship for Indiana, col- at least theirown conference. up as the top team in the nation. dominance of the ACC was the if youngsters Brian Oliver, lege basketball season is once Other teams highly regarded This year'sTarHeelsare certainly fact that the rest of theconference Micheal Christian, and Dennis againapproaching. And with the include Michigan, Purdue, and a team tobeat, justnot the team to was having an off year. Apparen- Scott can take some heat off the changingof the leaves every fall Indiana, showing that once again beat. This must be a relief for tly there will be no change this experiencedinsideplayers.Mary- comes an onslaught hoops the Big Ten will be the toughest Dean Smith in that he will take a year.TheTarHeels' biggestchal- of land should winthe UNCC most- magazines, some worthwhile and place to win incollegeball. What talentedbut very young teaminto lenges will come from Duke, improved award under second others only wrapping makes eachof these teamslook so battle this year.TheTarHeels will Georgia Tech, and N.C. State. useful for yearcoach Bob Wade. The Terps fish. promising is the return of last surely miss their front line depth Duke willbe a top twenty teamal- will press the rest of the confer- So far, the most interesting year's starting point guards. In of last season, especially when most by default. The Blue Devils ' enceintoa few losses,atactic that trend among preseason predic- fact, threeof thebest floor leaders J.R. Reidgetsinto foul trouble as will have their share of talent but will work well due to the lack of tions seems to be the lack of any inthecountry willtakethecourtin he is prone to do. However, the lack the element key to all great — mature guards. Virginia and clear-cut favorites. While one Big Ten play this season in the biggest loss for Carolina will be teams a point guard. How- Clemson will struggle but finish magazine, Inside Sports, has form of B.J. Armstrong at Iowa, Kenny Smith. Love him or hate ever, Snyder or promising Quin aheadof Wake.Forest,a teamwith ranked this year's Kentucky Keith Smart at Indiana,and Eve- him, Smith held North Carolina freshman Joe Cook could fill the one juniorand noseniors. Wildcats first in the country, retteStephensatPurdue. Theonly together. At the moment, there spot. Inside,the BlueDevils have Thoughit has yet to reach the others have placedthem as low as sour note is that these pow- seems to benoheirapparent to the Danny Ferry, John Smith, and newsstands, the Sporting News fourteenth. While the Cats look erhouses willspendthe monthsof point position either. If Ranzino Billy King, all of whom will be CollegeBasketball Yearbook will tough on paper, it is not easy to January and February knocking Smith shows some improvement asked toscore moreoften this sea- pick Syracuse as 1988's top team. forget that this is the same team each other off, making Dick Vit- or if freshman KingRicemakes a son. This seemslikealogicalpick save that takes highschool All-Ameri- ale's pick of Michigan and Street quick entry into the Dean Smith Further down in the confer- the fact that Syracuse may not even be the top teamin their con- ference. The battle for first be- tweenSyracuseand Pitt intheBig East shouldbe one of themosten- Nowthatyou'vegottenintoDavidson, tertaining in the nation as Rony Siekaly will try to take on Pitt's impressive front line. 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fP^MMHlffr4MMMt4MtHHt tfdfe^M 4hl 4HM4M1MMM|W fl^H Bj^^V theironly non-conferencetest will come at UAB.In the WAC, they will be challenged by only New Mexico and UTEP. Led by the best sounding names in college hoops (Fennis Dembo and Eric Leckner),the boys from Laramie should go into the | ' tournament i f i jti s j ■ nfl I jMiMii l L*2 fcr the top ten. Other teams around the nation \o keep a close eye on will be Notre Dame, Missouri, DePaul and Florida Each of these team has a question mark at a majo position though. As is always th case, however, no one should be counted out until next April in KansasCity when thechampion i crowned. Friday, October 16, 1987 THE DAVIDSONIAN: =7 TheDavidsonian KeithFinch, Mark Chen, Editors SarahBayne,ManagingEditor John Wightman, BusinessManager TomMoore,JonBoles, AssociateEditors $ook By JohnBarrow,News.Editor Robert Nesbit, PhotographyEditor Ihe New PeaN W'ix/A/fs Hap Bryant, Whit Wilks, Sports Editors JimDillon,Inside ArtEditor Lucia Kendall,Circulation Manager JeffLoser, AdvertisingManager BropkeKnight, Editor Emeritus Lynda Korfmann, ProductionEditor An able administrator JOHN What can yousay about acollege administrator wholeaps into solve problemsbefore they even arise? Because that's justthe sort ofthing that CarletonPritchard,Director of Auxiliary Services, is doing by creating a new grocery store in the ENBU Union Cafe. Realizing that the closing of the Davidson Food Lion threatens to pose a terrible inconvenience to most students (especially TXE A./vp those without automobiles), Mr. Pritchard S/\CCO Va/vI-ze-t-ti I has set out to do something OF THE |C|8O*i \ about it. He's arranged a survey to gauge student opinion. He's re- — " searched the possibility of constructing a grocery store in the Student . K Union.Now, two weeksbefore theFood Lionis scheduled toclose, the plans are laid and the problem is virtually solved. Within six weeks, Davidson College willhave its own grocery store. No hassling, no fus- sing. It'sdone. This is the way Carleton Pritchard works,andhis distinctive signa- ture ofefficiency andconcernis evident acrossthecampus.Hismanage- ment of the Vail Commons has helped it to attract more and more stu- dents every year. They may complain about the food, but if students ■- think twice they'll realize that they're eating some of the best institu- $0%& tionalcuisine in the country. Furthermore, Dining Service catering has become a major operation, providing dozens of students with valuable work opportunities. Pritchard's management of the College Laundry deserves some commendation, too: no longer is the Collegerequired to support theLaundry as a money-losing operation. Thecleaning opera- tion willbreak even this year, taking the first step along a roadto lower costs andhigher-quality service. ' Most of all', Carleton Pritchard is accessible.Ifyou see him around and askhimaquestion, he'smore thanhappy to havea wordor two with you. He makes a point of carefully considering student opinions and Letters needs. That's whyhe'^sbuilding the grocery store. Put simply, he's one of those "great things" about Davidson that costs for Davidson'selderly. Again, we'realways trying to identify. We congratulate him onhis successes. thanks to all of you whobought roses,and special Eating thanks tothe greatpeople who helpedwrap and deliver them Saturday morning. LettersPolicy To the Editor: The Davidsonian welcomes letters from be printed with their letters. Inthelastissue ofTheDavidsonian,the Lara Glenn writers of White itsreaders. Theeditors willtry toprint all Due to the constraints of space, the the "MacLads" article suggested Ginny alternate activities for people without lettersdealing withsubjects ofgeneralin- editors reserve the right to edit and/or terest to the campuscommunity,but they condense any letter over 300 words in homecoming dates. Grocery must adhere to the followingguidelines: length. One of these suggestions for women DearEditors: tojoin theconfidential eatingdisorders ■Allletters must be submitted by 7 "The editors reserve the right not to was It seems to me that the decision to puta Although this in- p.m.on the Tuesday before the expected print letters which contain inside jokes, group. we assume was grocerystore into theUnionCafe may have tended joke, implies fat girls publicationdate. off-color slurs, or advertisements, or as a it that been madea bit hastily. As was mentioned don't dates homecoming. "Letters must beneatly typedorlegi- whichrepresent a viewpoint very similar get to inthearticleon thedowntownrevitalization bly hand-written. The editors will also to other letters printed dealing with the Some women are trying to lose weight plan in last week's issue, attracting new feel better acceptletters submitted on 5.25" disket- same topic. to about themselves. A few of businesses to the area is a key aspect of forced, tes in SSI WordPerfect orIBM PC-DOS ■Writers should include an address these women feel for one reason or plannedgrowth for thecommunity. While I another,togotoextremeswhich to (MS-DOS)text file format. and a phone number with their submis- haveled don't think that having a small store in the ■Allletters should be signed. Writers sions. serious psychological and physiological Cafe would necessarily threaten away any problems. must present theeditors with compelling ■Writers should address their letters potential occupants of Food Lion's old fa- The confidential disorders reasons if theydonot wishtheir names to "To theEditors." eating group cilities, Iexpect that the arrival of a new formed was tohelp these womenovercome supermarket would cut considerably into The,Davidsonianispublished Fridaysduring the school yearby thestudentsof DavidsonCol- their problems;making fun of that groupin grocery sales in the Cafe. correspondence to: TheDavidsonian,Box 219, Davidson,NC 28036. Phone apublic forum doesn'thelp a serious situa- lege.Address Ithink it'sgreat that we'refinallygoing (704) 892-2000,ext. 149. Offices located onthe topfloor ofthe GreyStudent Union. Opin- tion improve. fact, In it can make it much to have a place on campus where we can ionsexpressedinletters to theeditororOpinionsarticlesdonotnecessarilyreflect the viewsof worse. Subscriptions cost $15 peryear,or$25 peryearfor makesmallpurchasesonthespurof the mo- the editorial board of TheDavidsonian. How securedo youexpect these women Advertisingratesavailable on request.Copyrightheldby the Trustees ment. Inevitably, however, students are first class postal rates. feel now? of DavidsonCollege. goingtogotheextradistance downtheroad Sincerely, in order to buy some necessities LeNard, which News Staff: Margeret Carroll, Frank Folger, Tripp Helms, George Kurani, Lisa Sarah Bayne andSarah Johnson won't be available in the cafe-store (beer, Levine, Mukenge,Rachel Nation.Ed Patte, Susan Pearsall, Aaron Peter Mangone,Muadi for one).If a new supermarket does move Smalley,TobyTruog. KatherinePrice,WaltReynolds,Robert into the space occupied the Food Lion, Ashannudin,Russell Booker,Suzanne Craymer,Michael Dean,Glenn i by Features Staff: Ash students Fogle. Jennifer Hoffmann, Tim Jacks, Frank Lord, Muadi Mukenge, Bill Scouten, Andy Roses are most likely going to pick up Thompson, other items while shopping for theseessen- SportsStaff:StephenBell,Ken Bogert,CarolineCicero,LarryDagenhart,ChrisHughes, An- TotheEditors: tials, especially ifpricesin the Cafe aren't thony McCarron,KathrynMitchen, Stewart Rawson,Bill Smith,MattTerrell. As co-chairmen of PAX's Homecom- competitive orif there isn't much of avari- Nation, Photography Staff: Glenn Fogle, Ken Jones, Lisa LeNard, Ingrid Love, Rachel , ingRoseSalethis year, we wouldlike toex- ety to choose from. Will the costs incurred Holme Oltrogge,Andre Roberts. pressourappreciation toall thepeople who by altering the Cafe be borne out ifsome- Staff Artist:Kevin Dunn. put in time and effort to make ita success. thing like this happens, andisit allgoing to Bowman,RobertCoggins, David Dillon,Christian Harberts, Helen Production Staff: Helen Wemadea profit of$966.50 which will go be worthitanyway? Hull, Oh, Strickland.Susan Majors. Se-Hoon Bowe toward Home Missions in Davidson. The Circulation Staff:Caroline Buxton,Bill Carrell,LauraDodenhoff,Tim Jacks,IngridLove. LeeEichelberger — money is used mainly to help pay heating Jon Boles CulturalConsultant: __^M1___^__ 8= Friday, October 16,1987 THEDAVIDSONIAN — GoingsonaboutDavidson-

Black Africa tradition,Love Auditorium,7:30p.m. FRIDAY I °^~ SGAMEETING: Union Conference Room,9 p.m. AEROBICS:TV Lounge,7 a.m. SGA PHONATHON COMMITTEE: McConnell WEDNESDAY W~ EXHIBITION ANDERSON SCOTT: I BY Photography Alumni House, 1 p.m. exhibit will runthrough Nov.13. COLLEGEBOWLPRACTICE:Green Room,4 p.m. SALE OF JEWELRY, SCARVES, ETC. FROM HALL COUNSELORMEETING:Wilson Room, 12:30 ADULT CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS: Support INDIA:UnionLobby,9 a.m. to 5 p.m. p.m. group. Anyone is welcome, Union Conference Room, 4 OPENLUNCH:Baseball with Asst.Prof,ofEnglishJohn Room, COLLEGEBOWLPRACTICE:Green 4 p.m. p.m. Engell and Prof, of Physics and Humanities Robert Man- Room, POPFILM:FletchandFoulPlay,900 7:30p.m. AEROBICS: 900Room,4 p.m. ning, 12:30p.m. RESIDENT ADVISOR MEETING:Union Conference COLLGEBOWLPRACTICE:GreenRoom, 4 p.m. Room, 5 p.m. OPEN FORUM ON ADMISSIONS POLICIES: 900 VOLLEYBALL:Appalachian State,home, 7 p.m. Room,4 p.m. JUGGLING:Big Screen Room, 7 p.m. FORUM-MED SCHOOL APPLICANTS:900 Room, 7 SATURDAY COLLEGE BOWL INTRAMURALS: Union Confer- p.m. 1 Room, Room, Room, p.m. ence 900 Morrison 7 YSSCMEETING: Wilson Room, 7 p.m. CROSS COUNTRY: North Carolina Cdllegiate State MONDAY NIGHTFOOTBALL:900 Room, 9 p.m. WIND ENSEMBLE FALL CONCERT: Love Au- Championships, away. ditorium, p.m. 8:15 ' GMAT:Oncampus FRENCHCLUB:BigScreen Room, 9:30 p.m. FOOTBALL: Lafayette,away. POP FILM:ColorPurple, 900Room, 9:45 p.m. CHILDREN'S SCHOOLHOUSEFAIR:VillageGreen, TUESDAY I p.m. Sat., 8 a.m. to5 Raindate is Oct. 24. N SALE OF JEWELRY, SCARVES, ETC. FROM LSAT:Chambers Gallery, 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. INDIA:Union Lobby,9 a.m. to5 p.m. Franklin, FIELDHOCKEY:U.of theSouthand away,10 S. METHODIST LAW SCHOOL REP: Susan Bryant, I THURSDAY I °£l a.m. representative, 1 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. home, HERB JACKSONMONOTYPES: Chambers Gallery SOCCER:Liberty, 2 p.m. SOCCER: Belmont Abbey,away, 3 p.m. Auditorium, This exhibitruns throughNov. 16. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. CINEMA CLASSIC:Blow-up, Love 8 p.m. MASTER CLASS WITH CHUCK DAVIS: Love Au Room, TULANEUNIVERSITYMEDICAL CENTER:Union WORLD SERIES OPENER:900 8:30 p.m. ditorium, 3 p.m. Lobby, 10 a.m. to 12 noon' Room, COLLEGEBOWL PRACTICE:Green 4p.m. CROPLUNCH:900 Room, 12:30p.m. Pfeiffer,home, FIELD HOCKEY: 4:30 p.m. COLLEGEBOWL PRACTICE:Green Room, 4p.m. UNIONBOARDMEETING:Union Conference Room, .FIELDHOCKEY:Catawba, home, 4:30p.m. 5 p.m. AEROBICS: Morrison Room and Big Screen Room, 5 SUNDAY 1 CHAPEL SERVICE: A 30-minute service of prayer, p.m. scripture, music, and quiet reflection for the college com- FIELDHOCKEY:BlueGrass Club,away,1 1 a.m. IVCFLARGEGROUPMEETING:BigScreenRoom,7 munity, 900Room, 5:15 p.m. AEROBICS:900 Room, 7 p.m. p.m. INTERVIEWINGSEMINAR:900Room, 7:30p.m. CINEMA CLASSICS: Love BEAT FARMERS CONCERT: Rock and roll concert Blow-up^ Auditorium, 81 CHUCK TROUPE: Afro-American p.m. DAVIS DANCE from a great up-and-coming band from California,900 Dance troupe shares the dance tradition and music of the Room. 9:30n.m

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