The Chronicle 78th Year, No. 5 Duke University, Durham, North Carolina Thursday, September 2, 1982 DUFS corrects Cantrell quits post; point foul-up to return in spring By Stephen Harrigan point as on their original meal By Stephen Harrigan the same ideas and policies, to Many students have unknow plan. David Cantrell resigned from reach out and bring ASDU back ingly overdrawn their meal Guillette said "the majority of his position as ASDU vice to the students." plans and have been charged the cases like this have been president-at-large Wednesday Cantrell left for his home in the highest rate for the extra corrected" and that he agreed to STAFF PHOTO for "many reasons and among Kentucky Wednesday. meal points, according to Louis give Eriksen a refund, which Louis Guillette them my health," he said in a Galvin was selected by the Guillette, director of Duke would amount to under $4. there are going to be problems." letter to ASDU and to all executive council of ASDU, University food services. After checking with senior The meal point registers are students. according to Moyle. "All the "They took the money out of DUFS officials, however, it was hooked up by telephone line to a "I need some time to recover members are extremely my housing deposit and learned that every student who main computer terminal, .said and will return in January," he confident in his abilities. He is charged me a nickle a point exceeded his meal plan was Guillette. When there are said. "I have greatly enjoyed extremely dedicated to his work instead of according to my meal charged five cents per point. problems with the hook-up, my term as your representative, and is familiar with all the plan," said Barry Eriksen, who "Yes, that was a mistake," point sales are recorded on but even more, the chance, and problems ASDU is working said he was misled by DUFS said Guillette, " but that was the metal tape and entered into the pleasure, to meet so many of you with," he added. administrators concerning the first time the problem had ever main computer later. This even more." "I'll try to make the most out rate he would be charged for the come up." delay, along with the need to Mark Galvin, a senior and of the next two weeks," said additional points. Approximately 50 students enter Pizza Devil purchases ASDU vice president for Trinity Galvin. Eriksen originally paid 3.6 were billed a total near $100 manually caused some meal College of Arts and Sciences, The September election will cents per point for his meal because their accounts were cards to register more points on was named interim vice be open to all students, plan. monitored incorrectly. Delays the computers than their president-at-large. Galvin will according to ASDU officials. At first, Guillette said that in recording Pizza Devil sales accounts contained, said serve until Sept. 16 when the Cantrell is the first major Eriksen had been mistakenly and other food services made it Guillette. legislature can elect a new vice- ASDU officer to resign from charged the maximum rate and possible for students to exceed A student's account could run president. office since Bryan Fair left the that "most" of the appoximately their meal plans last semester. as much as two days behind the "We will miss him a lot," said ASDU presidency in 1980 after 50 students who were billed a "Fifty students out of 4700, actual total because of computer ASDU president Shep Moyle. a dispute with the legislature total of $100 during the summer that's not bad," said Guillette. problems, said Guillette. "He was a fantastic v.p. and concerning travel expenses. were charged the same cost per "With 27,000 transactions a day See DUFS on page 9 friend. We will continue with See ASDU on page 9 Public hearings set regarding proposed i 3* power rate increase
From staff and wire reports would give the company 25 Public hearings on the $165 percent higher revenues. "And million Duke Power Company that's not consistent with the rate increase request convened increase in other parts of our Tuesday in Durham and will society." . continue across the state until According to a representative formal proceedings begin Sept. of the power utility, the increase 8. would help to defray the high The request, filed March 31, cost of construction due to would increase company abandoned generating plants. revenues by 11.85 percent, boostsing the average bill for a A key issue in the case is the customer using 1,000 kilowatt question of stockholder profit. hours by $6.73 a month. Duke Power is seeking a return C.E. Boulware, a former of 17.5 percent, while the ^jHly ^1 Durham city councilman, said consumer-oriented Public Staff he opposed the increase. of the North Carolina Utilities "Very little, if any, real Commission wants a return of information is given to the 13.75 percent. The difference in public to justify the amount of these requests accounts for T " increases," he said. An increase almost $78 million of the rate % . ;. approved in December coupled hike request. E| 1 with the proposed increase See DUKE on page 6 Ryan service planned A memorial service for Duke Chapel. Ryan, 20 and a
Trinity junior John Ryan, member of the golf team, was PHOTO BY STEVE FELDMAN who died July 25, will be held killed in a boating accident RUNNING, PEDDLING AND PLA YING BALL—These students do not seempre-occupied at 3 p.m. Thursday in the in upstate New York. with class work yet. Page Two The Chronicle Thursday, September 2, 1982 Knowledge gained is in sight
By Pamela Woodard anatomy and Costello. On campus is fine- Duke University Medical Center researchers have The new structure was discovered by Dr. Sidney discovered a new structure in the lens of the eye, Simon, associate professor of physiology, and by Dr. Off campus is better- which may have a long- range clinical influence in Guido Zampighi, presently at the University of treating cataracts. California, during their study of the gap junction, Join your friends "Lens cells have to maintain transparency [for thought to be a part of the eye. sightj," saidM. Joseph Costello, assistant professor of "This junction was thought to be the primary at the anatomy. Since a cataract is an opaqueness within a structural organization of mammalian lens fiber," portion of the lens, the new structure may be useful in Costello said, but Simon and Zampighi's discovery IVY ROOM gaining greater insight into the affliction. caused them to learn otherwise. Rather than the The researchers have received a $330,745, three-year characteristic hexagonal shape of the gap junction, "Where It's Fun To Be Nice To People grant from the National Eye Institute to complete Simon and Zampighi noticed square junctions, 683-2059 further studies. Those working on this project and the indicating a new form of cellular contact, he added. recipients of the grant are, Dr. J. David Robertson, "No clinical applications have been made," said Hours: 9 AM-. AM 1000 W, Main St. chairman of the Duke University department of Mcintosh. anatomy, Thomas J. Mcintosh, assistant professor of Costello said that the immediate concern is "to establish the fact that this structure does play some role in the formation of certain cataracts." 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JERUSALEM — Israeli officials reacted SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - President Reagan, The speech, coming at a time of increasing strain angrily to a letter from President Reagan in calling for a "fresh start" in the Middle East peace between the United States and Israel, was noteworthy which they said he asked for a freeze on process, Wednesday night endorsed "full autonomy," for Reagan's emphasis on a "new realism" that would Jewish settlement in the occupied West Bank under some form of Jordanian supervision, for require a more conciliatory approach by Israel toward and Gaza Strip and suggested that the Palestinians living in the Israeli-occupied West Bank its Arab neighbors, as well as Arab recognition of territories ultimately be linked in and Gaza Strip. Israel's right to exist. confederation with Jordan. The president, in a televised speech on the day that "The United States has thus far sought to play the BEIRUT - The pullout of PLO guerrillas the Palestinian withdrawal from west Beirut was role of mediator; we have avoided public comment on and Syrian troops from west Beirut ended. completed, also demanded a "settlement freeze by the key issues," Reagan said, according to an advance The last shipload of guerrillas sailed for Israel" that would preclude further Jewish settlement text released by the White House. "But it has become Syria. Lebanese sources said the departure in the occupied areas. Reagan spoke of such a freeze as evident to me that some clearer sense of America's brought the total number of evacuees to essential to what he described as a new United States position on the key issues is necessary to encourage almost 15,000. Defense Secretary Caspar W. prescription for peace in the Middle East. wider support for the peace process." Weinberger, visiting Beirut, said the 800 U.S. Reagan also called for negotiations to bring about In his remarks, Reagan reaffirmed "ironclad" Marines now occupying the port would leave an "undivided" Jerusalem. Now, Israel, under American support for Israel and the Camp David Lebanon "in a few days." authority disputed by the United States and Arab peace process. But, administration officials said, the MEXICO CITY - Nationalization of nations, controls both Jewish West Jerusalem and speech also marked his determination to extend the Mexico's banks to control the flight of capital Arab East Jerusalem. context of the Camp David plan beyond the narrow was announced by President Jose Lopez The president interrupted his vacation at his ranch definition favored by Israel and to introduce into the Portillo in his final State of the Union near here to travel to KNBC-TV studios to deliver a peace process some "new ideas" strongly resisted by address. He also said that total exchange speech that he characterized as making a more Israel. controls would be imposed and that ali banks would remain closed until Monday while the Bank of Mexico assumes control of the banking system. U.S. reduces pipeline sanctions WASHINGTON - President Reagan's veto of a $14.1 billion supplemental appropriation By Robert D. Hershey Jr. Reagan was not a relaxation but "a clarification." will be sustained when Congress reconvenes • 1982 N.Y. Times News Service Regan said the modified sanctions would also be next week, according to the unanimous WASHINGTON - Treasury Secretary Donald T. imposed against John Brown Engineering, the British prediction of Congressional leaders. The Regan said Wednesday that the administration would company that made pipeline turbines that are being Democrats view the veto as a politically sharply reduce the scope of sanctions it had applied loaded aboard a Soviet ship at Glasgow. The White inspired effort to mend fences with against two French companies that shipped House said a final decision had not yet been reached conservati ves. equipment to the Soviet Union for its natural gas about sanctions against the John Brown concern. NEW YORK - The chief suspect in the pipeline to Western Europe. Presumably milder sanctions would also be applied slaying of Nathan Masselli, a federal In what would be a substansial easing of penalties to Nuovo Pignone, an Italian compressor informant, has been picked out of a police imposed by the United States for indirect export of its manufacturer scheduled to ship pipeline equipment to lineup by a witness to the gangland-style technology, the sanctions would affect only oil and gas the Russians later this week. slaying, law enforcement officials said. The equipment and would no longer bar corporate At the Commerce Department there appeared to be victim and his father, a purported mobster, violators from receiving any United States products. some resentment over Regan's comments. "I have had both been questioned by Leon Silverman, In their "original pristine form," Regan said at a been told Secretary Baldridge runs the Commerce the special prosecutor who is investigating briefing, the sanctions "were a little too sweeping' Department, and the Commerce Department is the allegations that Labor Secretary Raymond J. without giving the precise definition of what was one" that enforces the Export Administration Act, Donovan had dealings with organized crime meant." He said the modification he and other Bonnie Whyte, a Commerce Department spokesman, figures. administration officials had urged on President observed pointedly.
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DUFS from page 1 Defending the decision to charge all students the Give your old shoes added life and a new look. maximum rate, Guillette compared the nickle-a-point Bring them to: charge to the fee banks charge for overextended checking accounts. DUFS normally only sells points in 1,200 point THE SHOE SPECIALIST blocks and extends students' accounts "as a courtesy," —Shoe Repair said Guillette. North Duke Mall Ph. 477-4121 To prevent overextensions in the future, Guillette Ph. 477-4121 South Square Mall Ph. 489-2596 Ph. 489-2596 said he may have to curtail Pizza Devil service two to three weeks before the end of the semester and restrict point authorization forms to East, West and Trent dining halls. "We're going to try very hard to have no one overextended," Guillette said. "We do not want to encourage students to overuse points." . . .ASDU v.p. ASDU from page 1 • "I love Duke and its students very much and I've Levis $$ 2 for N.C. civil air $22-$24 value. 12 $24 called in search (AP) — North Carolina's Civil Air Patrol may be called into the search for a huge Air Force plane that disappeared Tuesday during a low-level training mission designed to avoid radar, CAP spokesman Jim Carr said Wednesday. FINETS "We're in a high state of readiness," Carr said. MEN'S SHOPS "Virginia already has four ground teams north and VIS A/MasterCard/Americani ExpresE s west of the North Carolina line. The Federal Aviation SOUTH SQUARE Administration did find a radar track which (lower level) disappeared from the radar screen about a mile £<& northwest of the North Carolina border. The missing C-141B, carrying a crew of nine, is the second largest Air Force plane flown in the United States, Carr said. The aircraft is 168 feet long, has a wingspan of 160 feet and is "half again as big as a (Boeing) 727," he said. Only the Air Force C-5B is larger, he added. COMMENT A letter They're back and they're brutal. And they'll be here till Christmas. Get your book Setting Israel's recori bag unwrapped and wrap up the summer. Hurray for classes! Hurray! Now that we've got that out of our system, let's get to less substantive matters. To the edit council: departure. In 1941, he moved to Berlin Today is Thursday, Sept. 2, 1982, Vietnam Independence Day and the 316th I read with concern Walt Karwicki's where he stayed for the remainder of the anniversary of the Great Fire of London, in which only six lives were lost but 13,000 violent diatribe against Jews, Christians, war. In Germany he offered his services homes were destroyed. Israel and the American political system. "in mobilizing Arab populations in Today is also the birthdate of Henry George (1839-1879), American author, Karwicki identifies his source of Europe for Hitler's armies, in fostering economist and land reformer, best known for his ftoo/eProgres s and Poverty, which information as the National Alliance of pro-Nazi elements in the Arab world, and undoubtedly moved him out of the latter category. Washington D.C. He failed deliberately,in in collaborating with Himmler and The word-for-the-day: belladonna, a poisonous herb related to the potato that my opinon, to include the full title of the Eichmann to plan the final solution. Due yields an anti-spasmodic drug; an album by Stevie Nicks. Make your own organization: The National Alliance for largely to the Mufti's efforts and the correlations. White People. The NAWP publishes its historic antipathy that the Palestinians This is your Chronicle commenter, wishing you a painless reentry into the goal as the "development of awareness to hold for Western culture, the half-Arab, academic world and a quick progress from- poverty. Ciao. the dangers facing the culture and half-Jewish unit of the British army was heritage of white people." It "seeks to scrapped for lack of the former half, and unify all those of like values into an made into the Jewish Brigade which effective force for the building of a new fought with honors in Italy. order in American life." This description 2. Karwicki rewrote history of the 1967 only mildly offends the reader until one and 1973 wars in a manner reminiscent of Unjust criteria discovers that the Ku Klux Klan and the Doublespeak. Fourteen days before the National White Peoples Party use war began, Egypt blockaded the Gulf of Despite how one feels about the larger practically identical phrases in their Agaba to all traffic bound to or coming probation by a judge who ordered him to literature. issue of draft registration, the recent case register within 90 days or face from Israel. For five days before Israel's of Benjamin Sasway reveals at least one of imprisonment. To answer some of Karwicki's more ill- preemptive air strike, the armies of Syria, the major flaws with the current The logistics of enforcing the draft conceived arguments: Iraq, Jordan and Egypt surrounded Israel registration system. registration law are certainly staggering. poised to attack. The only surprise was Sasway, a 21-year-old philosophy The Selective Service estimates that 8.5 1. The Zionists purchased every inch of that Israel waited so long. student in the San Diego area, was million men are eligible for registration land they developed prior to Israel's 3. The oil embargo had little to do with convicted of failing to register for the draft and that 700,000 have yet to sign up. independence in 1948. Between 1937 and any western support for either the Arabs on Aug. 26 and was immediately ordered Obviously, all violators cannot be put in 1948, the Palestinian leadership rejected or Israel. The Israelis received their oil to jail without bond by a federal judge jail — the number of nonregistrants is no less than three plans for statehood in from Iran in exchange for Iranian use of pending sentencing Oct. 4. Sasway could more than 20 times the population of the Western Palestine (the present State of the Eilat-Haifa oil pipeline, a major oil receive a maximum punishment of five federal prisons. Israel including territories). The Peel Plan enterprise between the Persian Gulf and years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Even some sort of mandatory fine of 1937 offered the Palestinians Western Europe. Secondly, prices Persons who have committed far worse system, though perhaps a boon to the approximately 80 percent of Western increased for everyone, including the third offenses are at least allowed out of prison federal budget, would be cumbersome and Palestine. The White Paper of 1939 world nations the Arab states claim to on bail. ultimately ineffective. Some would still proposed a democratic, secular state over represent in the world arena, not just the Judge Gordon Thompson said the choose to resist and those numbers would the entire area, in which Jewish supporters of Israel. Oil prices increased criterion he followed was not the still be too great to prosecute fully. immigration would be restricted and the because the market favored producers over seriousness of the crime but the likelihood The circumstances surrounding Jewish population would be forbidden to consumers, and the 1973 war simply that the defendant would seek to escape Sasway's case are an indication of the grow larger than one-third of the total provided OPEC with an opportunity to justice. It seems the judge feared Sasway strategy the Reagan administration has population of the state. In 1948, the bleed the energy gluttonous West. might follow the lead of draft resisters adopted in trying to enforce the law — Palestinian leadership and the surrounding Arab states rejected the from another generation and flee to intimidation by making an example of a 4. Karwicki accuses Israel of building "a Canada. selected few. United Nations partition plan which deeded to them the most fertile regions of protective ring of . . . drafted teenage But in a July television interview that The way in which Sasway was selected the country. American soldiers, so that they can bomb was heard at the trial, Sasway said he to be prosecuted was unjust, if not morally [atomic reactors] with impunity and dare would not flee the country because the represenhible in this supposed bastion of As for the Palestinians serving as the Arabs to cross an American line." All action would be selfish. freedom and democracy. He was chosen on America's allies during WWII, this American forces in the Sinai and Lebanon The judge hinted at the real reason for entirely subjective criteria — his assertion contradicts history. The leader serve as part of multi-national forces. not allowing Sasway to remain with his opposition to draft registration had been of the Palestinian people, Grand Mufti Haj These forces simply observe and guard family until sentencing when he vocal and prolonged. Amin Husseini, fled from the British in that the modalities of peace treaties and suggested that by ordering Sasway to jail The prosecutor in the case spelled this 1939. He was wanted for inciting five years agreements are followed by all parties. he was preventing him from wrongly out clearly. "He wants to violate the of rioting during the decade prior to his These forces are not meant to fight off trying to influence public opinion. Selective Service Law, to flaunt it in the So much for the First Amendment right face of the United States and to dare the of free speech guaranteed by the United States to do something abut it," Jared Burden/Thoughts Constitution. In any case, the assistant U.S. attorney Yesmin Annen imprisonment without bond seems a clear said during the trial. "Now is the time for instance of the punishment not fitting the him to pay the consequences." crime. The prosecution showed that Sasway Recognizing wholesal< But beyond the unfair punishment prior had been given numerous opportunities to sentencing, Sasway's case raises over two years to register and that he had Slowly, the guerillas of the Palestine Ariel Sharon cannot be controlled questions about the whole system of legal rejected them on at least 10 occasions. Liberation Organization are leaving internally. But it is indeed frightening enforcement for those who choose not to An objective, random selection process, Beirut by land and sea, scattering to the that through ideological appeal to register for the draft. though perhaps not as brutally efficient, nether corners of the Middle East. Having American Jews and monetary Sasway was the first person indicted would be much more fair. survived fiery attempts by the Israeli contributions to a minority group in our and becomes the second one convicted of Experience, and history, have shown army to blast them off the faceof the earth, electorate a tiny foreign country can failing to sign up since mandatory that the Reagan administration's strategy they are leaving their families and their coerce our leaders to endorse, even for a registration was reimposed two years ago will not ultimately be successful. Some cause to go to places out of sight and while, actions and goals repugnant to by President Ronald Reagan, who nonregistrants may be persuaded that temporarily out of mind of Israel's leaders. morality and of no practical use to us. We promised during the '80 campaign to continuing to hold out is not worth the Philip Habib and others should be might as well have been blowing up the terminate the registration process. risk. But others, akin to the martyrs of old, congratulated for forging the evacuation. hospitals ourselves. Reagan's phone call "We live in a dangerous world," Reagan will not compromise their principles if But why did it happen at all? reproach to Begin after repeated slaughter said in ordering the program continued. they feel strongly enough about their For more than two months we watched in Beirut was an inevitable assertion of "In the event of a future threat to national opposition to registering. as Isreal crept into Lebanon on a "defense sanity and some of the more basic values safety, registration could save the United If a law is to serve any purpose mission" and blew to bits any alleged in a civilized world. It is scary that it took States as much as six weeks in mobilizing whatsoever, certainly it must be enforced stronghold of the PLO. After the originally so long. emergency manpower." in a broad, impartial manner. The stated 25-mile corridor was gained, the If, as Sharon has stated, a "triangle of In this age of potential nuclear enforcement of draft registration seems a army kept going. Eventually, a whole city peace" between Cairo, Beirut and destruction, of course, six weeks does not quandary, if not an impossibility. lay under siege as the bombastic, self- Jerusalem can be created from the ashes of sound as useful, or as important, as it used The methods the Reagan administration consumed and defensively guilty Lebanon, it will indeed be a tenuous one. to. is using, as exhibited in the Sasway case, spokesman for Israel issued statement As long as the Israelis use such loaded The Reagan administration began a are not equitable nor in the best interests after statement pathetically attempting to words as "terrorists" and "legitimate crackdown on nonregistrants this year. of the country. The methods which have justify the deaths of mental patients, old government of Lebanon" to preface their Enten Ellen, a Virginia college student, been resorted to also raise serious women, and children amidst the tons of actions and statements, the elusive goal of was convicted in a similar case the questions as to the advisability of falling masonry. Middle East peace will continue to evade preceding week and was given three years continuing to require registration at all. The actions of Menaehem Begin and its seekers. The PLO ond the Palestinian rd straight ABCDt76HIJJ
RALEIGH (AP) — The North Carolina Symphony Artistic director and conductor Gerhardt symphony's financial situation is much better than at will open its 50th season Sept. 15 with a re-enactment Zimmermann said the program reflects his preference the beginning of the last season. of the orchestra's first performance, officials for a wide variety of music. Zimmermann, who is starting his first year as announced Wednesday. "The more varied the programs are, the wider conductor, said cities and towns have called to request The 50-performance schedule released at a news audience you bring in," Zimmermann said at a news performances but the symphony is running out of time conference Wednesday also includes a January conference. "We have to build up our audience, not just to fill the requests. program at which three American composers will the Beethoven lovers of our audience. I want to make The past several years have been turbulent for the connduct a performance of their works. the North Carolina Symphony accessible to symphony. Musicians went on strike in a pay dispute everyone." in fall 1980 and several weeks of the 1981 season were Officials also released schedules for the symphony's cancelled because of a fund shortage. third annual pops concert series, including a 'We have to build up our audience, not just the Last summer, musicians again threatened to strike performance of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture complete Beethoven lovers of our audience. I want to as contract talks stalled and trustees hired Patrick with fireworks, and more than 200 youth concerts. Flynn as principal conductor and artistic director. make the North Carolina Symphony accessible The first pops concert, set for Sunday in Raleigh, Representatives of musicians said they opposed Flynn will be broadcast simultaneously on local television to everyone.' on artistic grounds. and radio stations. McGuire and Zimmermann both were selected this The re-enactment will precede opening of a state Zimmermann said the program of modern works year to help clear up the problems. Museum of History exhibit honoring the founding of "takes a stand in support of new, American music that the symphony in 1932. few orchestras in this country have taken. Many Other highlights of the season include a orchestras live in the past. I think we are obligated to performance by clarinetist Benny Goodman on Oct. 15 Symphony executive director Thomas McGuire become artists of today." in Raleigh and the North Carolina School of the Arts presented a letter from President Reagan Thomas McGuire, executive director of the on Dec. 17 and 18 in Raleigh. Among the guest congratulating the group for its "half century of symphony, said the orchestra probably will play more conductors will be Flynn and former long-time service to the citizens and guests of North Carolina." concerts this year than last season. He said the conductor Benjamin Swalin.
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CAFETERIAS Unlimited SKOMJS style meals are served I-iree times a day itt the Trent Cafeteria (Trait Drive Hall), the But Court Cafeteria (East Campus - Union Building), and the Blue and White Room Cafeteria (West Union Building) for hoard plan part Japan... and guts Li.
All of our cafeterias offer meals unlit a choice of cn!r«_, a variety of hot vegetables and starches, bountiful salad bars, a complete line of desserts and fresh breads baked m our University Bake Shop, yogurt bars, plus a variety of hoi and cold feci*rages.
EAST COURT CAFETERIA BLUE AND WHITE ROOM CAFETERIA TRENT CAFETERIA East Gimpus Union Building, first floor West Campus Union Building, first floor Trent Dm* Ha'1, basement level Monday-Friday Monday-Friday Monday-Friday 7:15a.m.- 9:30a.m- (Breakfast) 7.15 a.m.- 9:15 a.m. (Breakfast) 7:15 am- 9:15 a.m. (Breakfast) 9j30a.rM.-IO:00«.m- (Continental Breakfast) 9:15 a.m.-10:00 a.m (Gnl.ii.-iui Breakfast) 9:15 a.m.- 9:45 a.m. (Continent,-! Breakfast) 11:00a.m.- 2:00p.m- (Lunch) 10:30 a.m.-l 1.00 a.m. (Eirlv Lunch) 11:30a.m.' 130p.m. (Lund.) 5:00 p.m.- 6.30 p.m. (Dinner) 11.00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. (Lunth) 4:45 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. (Dinner) 4:30 p.m.- 7:00 p.m. (Dinner)
Saturday. Sunday Saturday*. Sunday Saturday, Sunday 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. (Continenul Breakfast) 9:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m. (Continental Breakfast) 9:15 a.m.-IO:30 a.m. (Gntinenui Break/as.) 11:00 a.m.- 1:30 p.W. (Brunch) 11.00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. (Brunch) 11:00 J.IK.- 1:45p.m. (Brunch) 5:00 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. (Dinner) 4.30 p.m.- 7:00 p.m. (Dinner) 4:45 p.m.- 6. SO r.m. (Dinner)
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DOWNUNDER DUPAC CAFETERIA CAMBRIDGE INN Taucm and Snack Bar (Duke University Prcocntiu: Approach to Deli style snack W, uuem Basement level, Gilbert-Addoms Dormitory Cardlowscular Disease) East Campus 3rd floor, Finch Yeager Building, Monday-Friday 5:00 p.m.-midnight, Monday-Friday Wallace Wade Stadium 8:00 a.m.-12:00 midnight, (Oh and Gnll) 4:00 p.m -midnight, Saturday 7:30 UNIVERSITY ROOM Cafeteria, 1st floor, West Campus Union Monday ihrough Friday 7:15 om.-9:30 a.m. (Break/at.) y.i0..m.-i0:45 a.m. fOmemenlaHreak/osij 11.00. m.-2:00pm (Luntkj Multiple clioice enirees, ocgrtables, salads, desserts Page Fourteen The Chronicle Thursday, September 2, 1982 Man rejoins long-lost kin Night owl types WESTMINSTER, S.C. (AP) - A man who left the The July reunion ended four decades of searching If you havea flair or interest in newspaper layout, Philippines 51 years ago to seek his fortune in the and grieving for Teeson. please contact the Chronicle as soon as possible. We United States says finding a younger brother and His story begins in 1931, when, at age 19, he and his need night editors, and as the title implies, the sister he thought died in World War II was a miracle. younger brother Johnny came to the United States hours are long — but the job is fun. Raymond Teeson, 70, and his wife Ada drove from thinking they could make a fortune for their parents The night editor is responsible for laying out the the South Carolina upcountry to San Francisco in and younger brother, Emilio, 8, and sister, Melagres, 5. news portion of the paper one night a week, as well search of another long-lost sibling. "But when we arrived, the U.S. was in midst of the as attending to such production tasks as cropping "I'not only found him but 30 members of my family, Great Depression," he said. Fifty cents a day was all photographs. The night begins at 7 p.m. and can let most of whom I had never seen, and a brother and they could earn anywhere on the West Coast. you see some marvelous sunrises. Seriously, the job sister whom I thought were dead," Teeson said. usually, ends by 3:30 a.m., although it can run until "Our hopes and determinations were bitter 5:30 a.m. He also learned that his father had been a civilian failures," he said, explaining that their meager income casualty of the Japanese invasion of the Philippines was hardly enough to survive on and not enough to If you are even remotely interested please call 684- and that his mother had died in 1974. send money home to their parents. 2663, anytime. We never close! CLASSIFIEDS Announcements The UNDERGRADUATE Part-time help wanted — Designei "T" Shirts - You Personals RESEARCH ASSISTANT- apply in person — Lakewood design,we print, 1 or 100. refrigerator. Like new, $75. 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FEMALE STUDENT NEED STUDENTS: Save money on 2011 Bedford in Yorktowne KAPLAN: Help a desperate For sale: 1968 Volkswagen ED for child care fall semester desks, tables, bookcases, Apts. — meet 6:15, Chapel bus premed fulfill his ambition of bug ($1,300) in excellent Anyone interested in playing in exchange for room and lamps, chairs, sofas, beds, stop if need ride. Exec before becoming a doctor. Will share running condition; engine tennis? There will be a board. Croasdaile. References notebooks, surgical gowns. anything and everything. rebuilt in 1981; body in very meeting for everyone and transportation required. Duke University Surplus Call Mike 684-0942. good condition; radio; interested Thurs.. 5 p.m.. 219 Duty hours mid-afternoon to Sales, 117 S. Buchanan Blvd. Michelin steel-belted radials. Spectrum Soc-Sci. early evening. Occasional Services Offered Open Mon.-Fri., 8-5; Sat. 9-3. Interested? call Holly at 489- HOUSE COURSES FOR WANTED: 1982-83 TOUR nights. Call 4-9 p.m. 383-3530. Phone 684-2964. 7736 (home) or 682-9197 FALL SEMESTER: Requests GUIDES. The ORGANIZA GET YOURSELF IN GEAR! Part-time child care for 2- JUST FRIENDS - Music for for approval of house courses TIONAL MEETING for the With a new or used bicycle month-old. Tues., Thurs., Fri. all occasions. Jazz, classical, being accepted in 113 Allen 1982-83 Tour Guide Program from Bull City Bicycles, 756 8:30 a.m, to 2 p.m. Transporta contemporary, etc. Contact For Rent Bldg. Applications must be will be held in the living room Ninth St. We're a stone's tion and references required. Tim Kimbrough, 683-3418. completed Fri., Sept. 3. of Undergraduate Admissions throw from East Campus. Cali 489-2949. at 6:30 p.m. on Thurs., Sept. 2, Audio engineer with equip Female undergrad needs non Amnesty International — DORM FRIDGE for sale - If you would like to show our Experienced baby-sitter for 2- ment will calibrate your room smoking roommate to share 2- Monthly meeting, Thurs., small (4 cu. ft.) and in campus to visitors and can month-old. Weekdays and equalization and turntable bdr apartment near campus. Sept. 2, 7:30 p.m. 307 Perkins wonderful shape. $50. Call volunteer 1 hour of your time weekend nights as needed. level, tracking and anti- $130 plus V_ utilities. Call Library. . each week, please come to the skating for $20. 471-6828. Helen at 383-9196. 286-7536 anytime. Transportation and references Won: club meeting to sign up for an required. Call 489-2949. WATERBED FOR SALE: CROW'S NEST near campus, Anyone interested in playing Teachers needed for Sun. Complete with heater, frame tennis: Meeting, Thurs. 5p.m., ANTIQUE MALL furnished and utilities. tion tour. See you there! and liner — $75 or best offer. 219 Soc-Sci. morning Jewish religious Shopping Cenler $200/mo. Call 688-1123 after 4 Project WILD staff — very school and Thurs. afternoon Call 684-0906. keep trying! New merchandise arriuing doily! P-m. Women's Basketball — Team important meeting to decide Period piece* Irom 1700't to tarty 1300'* Hebrew school. Contact Amy, CYCLISTS: Welcome to direction of WILD for '82-'83. at low, tow prices. 50 different NICE 4-BDRM HOUSE for tryouts, Sept, 7 and 8. 489-7062 or 383-8937. Durham, home of SILK Interested? Contact Coach Sun., 3 p.m. 106 West Duke •hops. Come iee! rent on Chapel Hill Rd. 2000 Chapel Hill Rd. • Durham HOPE, Ltd., manufacturers of Debbie Leonard at Cameron, Chivalry . is not dead! The Washer/dryer, screened-in Mon.-Sat. 10-6 • 493-74M » Fri 10-9 McLean custom bicycles. Our Society for Creative Anach porch, big yard. $550 plus util. Full or part-time work frames are displayed at Bull ronism re-enacts the Middle Call 493-3039, Duke Chess and Backgammon available in moving business. City Bicycles, 756 Ninth St. Rebuild your old Speakers at Ages not as they were, but as HOUSEMATES WANTED to Club — Thurs. 9 p.m., Bryan Weekend work available. Call a fraction of the Cost of a New they should have been. Our Ctr. Board Rm. (top floor, nore information. Pair, with State of the Art 6.4 ft. share nice 4 br. furnished behind Information>. first meeting of the semester is refridg/freezer — 2.5 ft. tall house. $100 and $126 per BABY-SITTER NEEDED. 1 Components. Mon,, Sept it 7:30 p.m. in Call Quinn Sound Labs for an with counter/table top. month. 688-6145 evenings. hour each weekday morning Duke Frisbee Club — Ultimate appointment. 942-5516. Excellent condition. $100 220 Alsp; 'Id and new to take daughter to Duke practices on Wed., Fri., Sun. at Chapel Hill, NC. OBO (Holds almost 3 cases of members v. lie! Preschool. Also to pick her up Roommate wanted to share 2 3:30 p.m. on Hanes Field, beer), 489-1230 ask for Brint, and baby-sit Mon. and Tues. bdrm. apt. near Duke. Fully Inclining Sept. 1. PHI MUS - Incredible jobon For Rent: 8'XlO' beige shag afternoons. Needs own car. ALTERATIONS! furnished, $132 plus '/_ Project Wild Staff - the bridge! Informal meeting rug. For acad. year Sept.-May, Please call 493-3597 and leave For ail your alteration needs utilities. Call Calvin at 684- Important meeting to decide Sun., Sept. 5,8 p.m., 126 Social $25 OBO. 489-1230 ask for please call after 5:30 p.m. at 8175 or 493-2633. ___ Psych. This meeting is very direction of WILD for '82-82. 383-8655. Ask for Dee Brint. important for organization Enthusiastic, responsible Housemate needed for Sun., 3 p.m., 106 W. Duke. Pickett. Hems, Zippers, and Siamese kittens —top quality, Je there. Exec, and student with own transporta comfortable 3 bdr. house Field Hockey Club — 1st all other alterations. exceptional loving, trainable head meeting Sat., tion for part-time yard work — located at 2813 Dogwood Road practice/meeting, Sun., Sept. personalities. Vet work Sept. 4. 12 p.m., 310 raking, gutters, gardening, Horse boarding and leasing, 2 in the woods. Close to campus complete. Free rabies shot. 5, 4-6 p.m., Hanes Field on etc. Good pay, flexible hours. and quiet. Shirley 493-6174 or miles from West Campus. Includes Breeder's written East. 493-3090. Stable owned by Duke grad. iit. l-i.._. S. Available right now. Help Wanted contract guarantee. Bred by Duke Players Open House — Easy access to Duke Forest Women needed for local experienced Vet. Tech. 471- 7:30, Sept. 2, Branson Theater, swimsuit photography. $75 trails. Very reasonable. 489- ASTHMATICS — EARN $150 Housemate needed: one East Campus. Old and new paid daily. Part-time 5518. in a breathing experiment on bedroom open in house off members welcome. Keg and opportunities available. No the UNC-CH campus. Time Horses boarded: stall, pasture, WATERBED - Brand new East. Convenient to campus, experience required, but it is commitment is 20-25 hours feed, trails. $85/mo. 5 mins. solid Ponderosa pine complete laundry and groceries. helpful. Call for information. Prospective drama majors — over a 6-8 week period. from West Campus. 493-3206. system. Brand name heater $120/mo. Occupants are easy 214-692-1440, Brief info meeting, 7 p.m., LIVE IT UP with the FLYING to get along with, 286j859_ Volunteers must be male, age and radial squarefill reinforc Sept. 2, Branson Theatre. 18-35, with a current or PIGS. They rock & rool so you ROOMMATE NEEDED: HELPWANTED-CASHIER ed mattress with 12 year Women's Basketball - Team previous history of asthma. can dance & drool. Call 477- factory warranties. Only $195. Furnished 3 bdrm apt. 5 min. /HOST part-time. Experience tryouts Sept. 7 and 8. If Travel is reimbursed. If 6828. from campus. Prefer grad wth natural foods preferred. 471-1860. interested, contact Coach interested please call collect Call Ann Miiler at 682-5225 student, nonsmoker, male or WELCOME STUDENTS. WATERBED, frame and Debbie Leonard at Cameron, 966-1253, Mon.-Fri., 8-5. between 3 and 5 p.m. female. Rent $110/mo, 1/3 We've moved to 1407 CCB so heater. $100. Call 286-4362. 684-5881. Part-time opportunity at utilities (except heat). 682- EARN $5/hour in EPA you won't have to sit on the Wachovia Bank Trust Co., 2564. breathing experiment on the floor this year! Come by and For sale: 2-tone green rug, 9 x UNC-CH campus. We need N.A., Duke campus. Must be see us for error-free typing able to work 1 p.m.-2:30 p.m., 9, 1 year old. Like new. 383- healthy males. 18-35, non- (which we love to do on our ROOMMATE WANTED: 6 Tobacco Road — Meeting to 2117. smokers for at least one year. Mon.-Fri. Apply at Wachovia's word processors so we can bdrm house, 2 blocks from plan Nuclear Energy Issue. Travel is reimbursed. For main office, personnel dept, show off just a little). RUG for sale: green, 12 x 12, East Campus. Spacious, more information please call 201 W. Main Street, or phone EVELYNNE'S TEXTYPE good condition, $40, call comfortable, cheap. Call 683- welcome. East Campus Ctr., 9 collect 966-1253, 8-5, Mon.-Fri. 683-5287, SERVICES. 688-0258. David S. at 684-7769, 2706 antime. p.m., Sept. 2. Thursday, September 2, 1982 The Chronicle Page Fifteen ESP researcher uses student volunteers By Mark Wood Weiner's first theory is that faith in ESP may Since ESP is not apparently affected by distance, in Imagine knowing the answer to a multiple choice increase one's psychic potential. She designedone test the future, one could communicate over vast distances question without studying for the test. Or in which the subject is told that he will score much and possibly through outer space just by thinking, she communicating with one's parents several hundred higher on one part of the test than the other due to a said. miles away just by concentrating. new techique. Weiner said that she could not reveal the It even has applications in college life, according to These feats might not be possible right now, but the new method, but part of it, she admitted, was simply Weiner. It is possible to choose the correct answer in a people at the Institute of Parapsychology are working the fact that the subject was told that he would do multiple-choice test with the use of ESP. on it. better. "I don't recommend that you do this," cautioned The institute, which explores extrasensory Another theory divides people into twobasic groups: Weiner, "if it is the kind of test that you can be perception (ESP) and other related areas of psychic people who depend on words to solve problems and penalized for guessing. Otherwise, go with the hunch. phenomena, began its tests last spring and ended last express themselves and people who depend on After all, what an ESP test is, essentially, is a guessing Thursday. pictures. Her test involved two different strategies for game." Debbi Weiner, a researcher at the institute, recruited employing pyschokinesis (mind over matter). One The future of the institute, according to Weiner, 30 Duke student volunteers for her experiments in utilized words and the other used pictures. Weiner holds even more in store. A new Apple computer is due parapsychological theories. wants to find any correlation between these two to be installed soon that will play a type of "Different tests have different requirements," strategies and the two groups of people. psychokinetic Space Invaders. The next set of Weiner said. "This one was a one-shot deal so we used Since finishing her testing, Weiner will now be experiments will involve making judgements in the students." working on compiling the data and developing results. special situations. They plan to post signs around The experiments were follow-up testsdone for earlier ESP has potential use in everyday life, Weiner said. campus if they need more Duke volunteers. ones, which also used students. She said that she could not release the names of the student volunteers because they were tested confidentially. Let's Put On The Dog!! 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Southern Division champion Peninsula Bob Tumpane's leadoff homer upped 8-1 at Durham Athletic Park to take the the Bulls' advantage to 4-0 in the fifth. one-game playoff for the overall Meanwhile, Durham starter Jeff Southern title. The Bulls will meet the Dedmon was retiring 14 batters in a row, Alexandria Dukes, who defeated with the aid of some top-notch defensive Lynchburg in a similar one-game plays. playoff Wednesday, in a best-of-5 series Dedmon allowed a bases-empty home for the championship of the Class A run to Alan Lebouef in the seventh, but circuit. the Bulls sealed the win in the bottom of "The players won that one," said that inning. With one out and the bases Durham manager Bobby Dews, loaded, first baseman Keith Hagman, straining to be heard over the noise of who had been sidelined recently by a the raucous celebration in the Bulls hand injury, crushed a two-one pitch clubhouse. "They just wanted it. You from reliever Frankie Griffin over the could tell by that extra snap in the bats." Durham Tech sign in right-center. Durham, which finished third in the "Hagman kept telling me that if I let South, 11 1/2 games behind Peninsula him take some time off, he'd be ready for in the second half, was thought to have the playoffs," Dews said. "That's what an extremely slim shot at defeating the happened." Pilots. Although Peninsula wound up a Three of the Bulls' four homers were close second in the first-half race, the hit over the short porch in right field, PHOTO BY STEVE FK1.DMAN Pilots were the class of the league i" GETTING HIS KICKS - Duke fullback Mike Jeffries goes for the which Durham management claims tackle during Tuesday's scrimmage with UNC-Greensboro. Thellth- recent weeks, posting a 49-20 second- measures 290 feet down the line. The ranked Blue Devils will be at it again this afternoon against Wooster half record. barrier appears a lot closer. College of Ohio before opening their 1982 season Sunday against N.C. But statistics went out the window See BULLS on page 19 Wesleyan at 2 p.m. at the Duke soccer field. Jon Scher Reaching a solution to the quarterback question Editor's note — This scenario is completely false. began the discussion. "Athletics must be treated like Margarine quickly regained his poise. "Thank you But just in case it sounds familiar, the names have every other department of this University," he said. for coming here today," he said in a deep voice, before been changed to protect the innocent. "Let's postpone the season, and I'll appoint a study pausing for a moment to take a deep drag on a committee to look at the quarterback situation and cigarette. Bon Bonnett? Sal Ronny? What difference does it submit a preliminary report. Then we'll take the "As you all have been reading in that bast. . ., uh, make? Get me another beer. proposal to a board of trustees meeting, as soon as that bastion of free speech, the Comical, the athletic — Anonymous student. there's room on the agenda. We should have a decision department has a pet philosophy that we use to cover The issue was deemed so important, so central to life by the summer of 1987." all situations," Margarine said. "So, with that in at the prestigious Southern university that school The hoots and howls of outrage from the student mind, we have decided that since, in our collective president Sanford Claus called an emergency joint section of Monte Hall forced Claus from the podium. opinions, neither Bonnett nor Ronny can achieve meeting of administration officials and ASDO, the "The students are the group most directly affected. Let excellence, as we define it, neither should start this student legislature, toadvise those involved in making them make the decision," shouted ASDO president Saturday. In fact, funding should be cut from both of the critical decision. Schlep Spoiled as he approached the microphone, their budgets. The session opened just hours before the Red Devil sporting a freshly painted "War on Defeat" button. "But, I don't know when that would take effect. I'm football team — without having named a starting "We'll handle this the ASDO way," Spoiled said. told that the question must go before the board of quarterback — was to depart for its season opener. "We'll take a vote. OK, legislators, raise your hands if trustees, and a decision might be arrived at by 1987." Claus, a grandfatherly sort who had at one time you think Bonnett should start." The ensuing uproar lasted for more than an hour, been governor of a large tobacco-producing state, Nobody moved. and might have continued indefinitely had Wellson "Then I guess it's just a formality. All for Ronny?" not made an unexpected entrance. The coach was his You could hear a pin drop. Each legislator was a usual perky, affable self, resplendent in a red cowboy bundle of nerves. No one could make up his mind; hat with "The Boss" written across the brim. everyone was hoping that Spoiled would table the The hall again fell silent, as Wellson took the mike. Sally to start vs. Vols issue, sit down and shut up. At long last, a decision would be announced. "So what are we going to do," Spoiled whined. "Since all you good people assembled here tonight to "Advise coach Blue Wellson to start [offensive help me and my coaches out, I thought I'd come in here Duke offensive coordinator Steve Spurrier has coordinator] Steve Spurious?" and read you the same statement that I told to my namedjuniox Ron Saily as the starting quarterback Suddenly, the rear door of the amphitheatre opened press conference this afternoon," said Wellson. "It for the Blue Devils* opener at Tennessee Saturday with a bang. A sea of heads bobbed around, eyes glued regards the decision that Coach Spurious, uh, that is, night. to the back of the room. the decision that myself and Coach Spurious have "Ron Sally will be the starting quarterbaek," said In walked Tom Margarine, director of athletics, come to." Spurrier. "Ben Bennett will play early and we will followed by his trusty assistant, Darrin Stevens. Wellson paused and squinted at the sheaf of paper in decide on who continues in the game by who has the The crowds that had been clogging the aisles parted, hot hand." his hand. "Our situation is such that we'll play both allowing Margarine and Stevens clear passage to the quarterbacks a great deal. The one who starts, Sally and Bennett shared the quarterback job for microphone. "Parkay!," one student screamed at depending on how he does, will possibly play the first much of 1981, when the Blue Devils rolled to a 6-5 Margarine, but before the former baseball coach could quarter. Whichever one goes in, that is, in the second record. While Sally indicated last month that he felt confront the leather-lunged heckler, the student had quarter, then, he'll possibly play the second quarter. the best man would win the job, Bennett refused been cuffed and gagged by the University's secret interviews until a starter was named. police. See SCHJftt The whole town is talking! This fall Durham can boast our million dollar dream come true. Just imagine... » 10 air conditioned racquetball courts • Our classy Club restaurant and bar » Competition size swimming pool • Sensational social calendar—summer night » Men's and women's Nautilus Centers pool parties, Valentine Ball—the sky is the » Aerobic studio limit! »Jogging par course • Great goings-on. Backgammon tournaments, » Saunas, steam rooms, whirlpools adventure traveling. 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Montreal 2, Cincinnati 1 BASKETBALL MANAGERS Anyone interested in becoming a manager tor the men's basketball team should stop . . .Bulls by the basketball office in Cameron indoor Stadium this week to sign up for an BULLS from page 17 BASEBALL TRYOUTS "We geared ourselves to this ballpark There will be a meeting for those interested in trying out for the Duke varsity baseball [at the beginning of the year]," said team Friday, Sept. 3 (that's tomorrow) at 5 p.m. in the squad room adjacent to the football offices in Cameron Indoor Stadium. For more info, cali the baseba11 office al x- Dews. "And we did hit the ball like that 6842. in the first half. But not in the second WOMEN'S B-BALL TRYOUTS half." The Duke women's basketball team will hold tryouts next Tuesday and Wednesday, BULLS HITS: Finals begin tonight Sept. 7 and 8, in Cameron Indoor Stadium. Anyone interested must contact coach with the first of two games at Debbie Leonard at x-5881 before the first session. 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Picture at Eleven degrees of originality. 9 For those who have often Jon Anderson, Animation Robert Plant contributed to all those classic Led Zeppelin songs aside from After releasing three boring solo his wailing vocals, he shows with his albums and two provocative works first ever solo project Pictures at with Greek keyboard whiz Vangelis, Eleven that the answer is practically Jon Anderson has finally come into nil. Even so. as he explores new his own as a solo artist. The vocal- dimensions, Plant shows his vocal based Animation ranges in style from Robert Plant: a walling voice Is his Winwocd's third try Is best yet. capabilities are better than ever. Unfortunately he has nothing to sing. the catchy pop tune {"Surrender") to principle strength. gospel {"All God's Children") to folk One thing this album does is ("Unlearning") to rock classicism ("All reinforce the creativity of all-time in a Matter of Time"). great guitarist Jimmy Page. Without A contributing factor to the Unlike his first album Olias of electronic rhythms don't come close him, Plant is left splashing around smoother and more dynamic sound Sunhollow, Animation jumps from to the combined percussion of without a lifejacket. Plant's new Anderson achieves with this album is exploding instrumental displays to Traffic's Jim Capaldi, Reebop Kwaku guitarist is Robbie Blunt, a musician the stable line-up of his back-up band, harmonic vocal barrages to make it a Baah, and Jim Gordon, Winwood and songwriter who leaves much to be which includes former Bruce worthy album for all. shows his genius with the unexpected desired. He and Plant have found a collaborative groove (or should I say Springsteen sideman and ace fusion vocal phrasing in the beautiful "And I rut) with such commercial hits as keyboardist David Sancious. Steve Winwood, Talking Back to the Go" and with the powerful keyboard "Burning Down One Side," a tune that Sancious's flashy synthesizers Night melodies in "Valerie". "Big Girls Walk sounds no better than the popular brighten up "Olympia" and Away" is another of the albums heavy metal banality of Billy Squier, or "Animation," which are reminiscent of Steve Winwood'sird solo effort highlights, while the single "Still in the Game" is somewhat bland. "Midnight in Samosa," which drags in Yes classics "Close to the Edge" and Talking Back to the Night is an like some trash by Def Leppard. "Soundbhaser." All members of the improvement over his commercially Jenning's lyrics are only Blunt's name is appropriate as the axe band provide excellent harmonies. Ex- successful last album Arc of a Diver, satisfactory. His use of music as a he plays is anything but sharp. Rarely Cream bassist Jack Bruce also makes but certain aspects are lacking. motif becomes tedious; "She was like does he display any quality guitar a guest appearance in several songs. Winwood still insists on playing every jazz on a summer's day" and "Here's work at all, with the possible Throughout the album, - instrument and producing his work by to players who can't leave their song." exception of "Worse Than Detroit." Anderson's characteristic high-pitched himself. Will Jennings, lyricist of the In "It Was Happiness," the pointless Here he's at his best, but Page's voice rides over driven rhythms and successful tunes "While You See a memories of a couple's travels are quickness and skill are obv,ously weaves between melodies that are Chance" and "Spanish Dancer" on the remembered with all the excitement of missing. sure to please any Yes buffs. last album, writes all the lyrics. a home slide show of the neighbors' Anderson says he is "carrying on the The multi-talented Winwood trip to Cleveland. One of the brighter spots on the Yes tradition" and performs two expresses his musical ideas more Winwood's musical style has album is the superb drum work of medleys of their best tunes in his effectively by not relying'on other progressed since his days with Traffic, current Genesis frontman and ex- concerts. musicians, but the programmed but the bopping synthesizer isn't quite Brand X drummer Phil Collins. Collins provides expert rhythm that give Plant a working base, as in the interesting^, "Pledge Pin" and the aforementioneflP INSIDE: "Worse Than Detroit." Plant also gets in some fine harmonica work on the album. Unfortunately, nothing can Cheech and Chong get salvage the dull tune "Fat Lip." One can only wonder if these lyrics are straight and stupid. See page 2. reaily written by the author of such masterpieces as "Battle of Evermore," "Kashmir" and the FM milestone "Stairway to Heaven." Pink Floyd's The Wall' gets Robert Plant is still one of rock's superior vocalists, but until he reunites animated. See page 4. with Page (possibly soon in the XYZ Band, with ex-Yes rhythm section Chris Squire and Alan White) or finds some decent musical support, his That's Entertainment. See page 6. artistic potential will remain untapped. Cheech and Chong: By Robert Margolis their previous favorite subject. There Perhaps the best way to describe is one scene in the film where Chong the ineptitude of Cheech and Chong's takes some Peyote but besides that, latest film Things Are Tough All Over the pair are relatively straight is to borrow an analogy from The throughout the film. One wonders, Sugarhiil Gang's song of a few years therefore, how they could have back, "Rapper's Delight:" thought this film was good since they . . . Like Perry Mason without a case, weren't on anything. like Farrah Fawcett without her face . . . All this would be fine and dandy if What better way to sum up a a new source of humor had been Cheech and Chong movie that de- found. After ail, the drug jokes were emphasizes drugs than with the best wearing thin by their third effort, Nice characterization I know of Dreams. Unfortunately, Cheech and worthlessness? Chong have proven themselves inept Yes, it's true. 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They To get to their destination, also form a rock band and star Cheech and Chong, who find unwittingly in a porno movie. themselves having to barter parts of With its distinct lack of humorous their limousine for food and gas and situations and amusing lines of at one point, inadvertantly give away dialogue, Things Are Tough Ail Over the money. Their bosses (a pair of is a complete waste of time. Despite Arabs also played by Cheech and the popularity of Cheech and Chong's Chong and without a doubt the worst- first three movies, this film should flop written characters in years) think their at the box office once word gets out. money has been stolen when they find No fate would be more deserved. „ COMING NEXT WEEK • Small car Specialists MOTOR • Most imports 2715 Hillsborough Rd. • Specializing in German M6DICS and Japanese 286-3928 Otuner: Paul Cornsweet -only two blocks from Duke North Hospital _KFEP 1CUG __B «rt__M_ BogarVs Hair Studio LAKEWOOD 489-9179 SHOE OUTLET Men Women Children Namebrand Shoes at Discount Prices • CLEARANCE SALE • On Ladies Summer Shoes Introducing our new Hair Designer Teresa Massey formerly of Mantrap Haircutters "Look for Our Back to School Specials" also located at Lakewood Shopping Center Lynn Ormsley Shelby Brown Linda Starnes | Offering Discount Prices to Duke Students with LPT) Hours: 10-6, Mon. through Thurs. and Saturday 10-8, Friday 489-1787 700 Kent St. 489-9179 across from Bikeways Easy walking distance from E. or W. 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We'll take it from there. ***¥¥***•***»**¥¥•¥•*•»•#*****¥¥**•* ************************** R&R PAGE 3 Roger Waters and Alan Parker build By Robert Margolis included brilliant staging, and Scarfe's war. Bloody scenes of battle corpses There are also scenes of Alan Parker and Roger Waters animation and puppets based on are coupled with scenes like that of propaganda rallies in which have collaborated to create a unique Waters' themes. Now there is the film young Pink waiting at the train station homosexuals and blacks are dragged- and often spectacular film. Their which fleshes out and expands on the for his father, who is not among the off and presumably tortured to the effort, Pink Floyd The Wall, is rare album and the show. returning soldiers. Pink is obsessed delight of the crowd. This ties in with because it successfully invites the ears The subject of the film is the mind with war and sits glued to the TV and the intellect, as well as the eyes, of Waters and it is important to note screen whenever a war movie is on. to feast on the presentation. that there is relevance in this topic. Because he does not have a father, All the ingredients are there. The Waters' visions touch on war, Pink feels incomplete and no amount music sounds great; the screenplay, propaganda, education, relationships, of success in rock can change this. dealing with the thoughts and parenthood and drugs among other The effect of a domineering mother recollections of a strung-out rock star things. You may not agree with (who is seen in Scarfe's animation as on his decline, is extremely everything Waters has to say, but a wall around her son) also provocative; and the visuals, provided there is no denying he makes you complicates Pink's mind. by Parker and animator Gerald Scarfe think. No rock 'n' roll movie since The School is viewed by Waters as an are frequently mesmerizing. Clash's Rude Boy has given the mind assembly line with faceless youths Pink Floyd The Wall marks the so much to feed on. being programmed to think identically third and final segment of the project The events of the story are seen ("We don't need no education, We conceived by Waters and fleshed-out through flashbacks as Pink, a burned- don't need no thought control" booms by the British rock quartet Pink Floyd, out rock star, reminisces about his life. the soundtrack). When Pink writes a Parker and Scarfe. First came the Drugs often wreak havoc with his poem while the rest of the class highly successful double-album, The thoughts to create some bizarre recites geometry formulas, he is Wall, followed by an elaborate stage images. scolded and embarassed by the "Pink Floyd The Wall" Is feast for ears, show (presented in Los Angeles, New Much of Pink's present feelings teacher for not paying attention to the eyes, Intellect. York and London exclusively) that emanate from the loss of his father to lesson. The teacher is portrayed by Waters' theme about thought and Scarfe as a monster and is seen mind control. As an artist. Waters stuffing children into a meat-grinder. obviously has strong opinions about There is no room for subtlety in this expression and he makes them known picture. in his songs and screenplay. 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Chapel Hill, NC (Just 8 min. from Duke Campus) 929-0389 PAGE 4 R&R a super solid wall Pink's failed marriage and drug successfully portrays the strung-out problems are also touched upon in the and depressed Pink as a pitiful film. character through much of the film. Bob Geldof makes his acting Pink Floyd The Wall marks debut in the role of Pink. Geldof has another of the many about-faces in already made a name for himself as a Alan Parker's career. His last film, Shoot The Moon, was a subtle, quiet domestic drama — the direct opposite of Pink Floyd The Wall. His previous films include Bugsy Malone, Midnight Express and Fame, a children's film, 'No rock 'n' roll an action drama and a musical respectively, Parker does not like to sit movie since The still in one genre and is successful in all he has attempted, including the Clash's "Rude Boy" new-wave style used in The Wall. The images are vivid and the film is well has given the mind constructed. Scarfe produces some horrible so much to feed on.' animated images (two flowers fornicating before devouring each other) which are often quite moving. The cartoons are extremely graphic and vivid — a compelling addition to member of the British punk-rock band, Parker's work. The Boomtown Rats, so he is Pink Floyd The Wall is a must for obviously familiar with the role of a fans of the group and students of rock star. He is often chilling as he new-wave cinema. It is as rewarding enacts Pink's decline. Geldof as it is unconventional. «_? Oh! Brians h> 4415 Chapel Hill Blvd. ^BMMB_ra_K* Rip Roarin' Prime Rib 7.95 Shrimp in the Ribs 7.95 Shell 5.45 A rack of our special marinated lean pork side ribs. A peel-your-own seafood Attack-A-Rack Barbecued Oh! Brian's Portion 2.50 extra Chicken 4.75 Burger 3.25 One-half bird bathed and barbe Barbecued Juicy patty done to your likina. cued to perfection. 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The Velvet Cloak, 1505 Bwana Bob's — Irene ('old favorites') Thurs., Tues., Sept. 7; Tough Luck {rhythm and blues) Hillsborough St., Raleigh. 828-0333. Sept. 2; Irene and Barbara (guitar, vocals) Fri., Wed., Sept. 8. Cameron Village Subway, Raleigh. Bear's Den — Quick Change Thurs., Sept. 2; Sept. 3; J.P. and L.A. (classical guitar) Sat., Sept. 834-0524. Cruis-o-matic Fri,-Sat., Sept. 3-4; Quick Change 4; Jason Ferris Mon.-Tues., Sept. 6-7; Barbara Cafe Deja Vu — Mickey Mills and Steel Wed., Sept. 8. Membeship club. Cameron Village Hegle (guitar/vocals) Wed., Sept. 8. Crabtree (reggae, Latin, soca) Fri-Sat, Sept. 3-4; Danny Subway, Raleigh, 755-1624. Valley (near Valley Twin). 781-0216. Joe Reagan (country) Tues., Sept. 7. Note; now The Switch — Dreams (rock 'n' roll) Thurs., Irregardless — Call for schedule. Thurs.- open to the public. Cameron Village Subway, Sept. 2; PKM Fri., Sept. 3; The States Sat., Sept. Wed., Sept. 2-8. West Morgan St., Raleigh. 833- Raleigh. 833-3449. 4; Daystar Sun., Sept. 5; Males Unlimited and 3173. Music City — John D. Walker Fri.-Sat,, Sept. Blind Man's Bluff Wed., Sept. 8. 2506 Paula St., Silver Bullet — Valentino (rock 'n' roll) 3-4. 3210 Yonkes Rd.. Raleigh. 829-9572. Raleigh. Membership club. 833-8037. Thurs., Sept 2; Stormz Fri.-Sat., Sept. 3-4; Strokers (Formerly US) Sun-Mon., Sept. 5-6; Foolstar (rock) Tues.-Wed,, Sept. 7-8. Morgan St. ^.-^-^___^_-^..«. «*^*^». <*. •^__ ^_^.-_»--_»--_^_-_». <» •» _» <*>.» <*» •»-»-•»••<»••<*••.»••«* i < Extension above Charlie Goodnight's, Raieigh. 873-3148. Soong Room — to be announced (jazz) Fri.- Live Entertainment Sat., Sept. 3-4. Jung's Far East, Eastgate Shopping Center, Raleigh. 876-3212. The Cat's Cradle — The Bluegrass Experience Thurs., Sept. 2; The Fabulous Knobs (Moonlight recording artists) Fri.-Sat., Sept. 3-4; No Count Sun., Sept. 5; Sons of Atom {rock) and Arhoolie (rhythm and btues) Wed., Sept. 8. 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Sept. 4; Dan Holmes Sept. 22-4; Lone Star Band Mon., Sept. 6; country) Thurs., Sept.2; 910 (rock 'n' roll) Fri.- Wed., Sept. 8. 401 West Franklin St., Chapel Hill. Spontanes Wed., Sept. 8. 600 Creekside Dr. Sat,, Sept.3-4; Open-Mike Jam (sign up at bar) 968-1374. Raleigh. 829-1125. Sun.-Mon., Sept.5-6; Allen Coleman (rock) Tues., Isaac Hunter's — Vern and Dana (top 40, Sept. 7; Brian Huskey (country-rock) Wed., Sept. variety) Thurs.-Sat., Sept. 22-4 and Mon.-Wed., 8. 3009 Hillsborough St., Raleigh. 832-9123. Sept. 6-8, Avent Ferry Rd. at Western Blvd.. The Go-Go's — with A Flock of Seagulls. THAT'S Raleigh,. 828-3173. Wed., Sept. 15, 8 p.m. in Cameron Indoor Stadium, 2001 VIP —Black and Blue (show band) Fri.- Duke Campus, Durham. Tickets from the Page Box ENTERTAINMENT! Sat, Sept. 3-4; Dale Vann Horn Wed,, Sept 8. Office, (info: 684-4059): $10.50, $9.50. Membership club, 912 Hodges St., Raleigh. 787- 2001. Mark Russell — Sat., Sept. 18, 8 p.m, in the Pegasus — Skeet Kelly (rock 'n' roll) Thurs,, Halby's — Call for schedule. Fri., Sept. 3, Greensboro Coliseum. Tickets from regular Sept. 2; closed for Labor Day Fri-Sun., Sept. 3-5; Forest Hills Shopping Center, 15-501 Business, Coliseum outlets, including the Raleigh Civic Wheels (rock 'n' roll) Mon., Sept. 6; to be Durham, 489-2811. Center (info :755-6060): $9 $8. RSR announced Tues., Sept. 7; X-Rays (rock 'n' roll) Loverboy — Thurs., Sept. 2, 7:30 p.m. at Wed., Sept. 8. 128 East Franklin St., Chapel Hill. Dorton Arena, N.C, State Fairgrounds, 1025 Blue 929-5253. Ridge Blvd., Raleigh. Tickets from Ruthless Stephen's — Prince Taylor Fri.-Sun., Sept. 3- Records in Chapel Hill, the WQDR Stores and 5; 9-0217. Schoolkids' Records in Raleigh (info: 733-2626); Odyssey — Mickey Mills and Steel (begins at in advance $9, at the door $10. 2; reggae, jazz, soca) Sun., Sept. 5. 353 West Fiesta Brava —Skyline Thurs.-Wed,, Sept. Main St. , Durham. 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