WEATHER INSIDE According to the weather A look at Duke's newest bureau's blank recording, publication, Tobacco there will be no weather Road. See page 4. The Chronicle today. Duke University Volume 73, Number 136 Monday, April 17, 1978 Durham, North Carolina Labor delegates support Local 77 By Herb Watzman student support was an importantfactor More than 100 delegates from in organizing the first unions at Duke a Durham's labor unions and their decade ago. supporters gathered Saturday to express "Back then, many had their eyes open, their support for the efforts of Local 77 of but now many are going back to sleep. the American Federation of State, Self-satisfaction is creeping back into County and Municipal Employees them," he said. (AFSCME) to organize clerical and Local 77 began its move to organize service workers in Duke hospital. hospital clerical and service workers in 1974. The union already represents over The meeting was the first ever to Photo by Jeff Jones. present a united front for the labor 500 University employees. An election supervised by the Wilbur Hobby, chairman of the North Carolina AFL-CIO, criticized Duke unions in the area and represented some students for not working to oppose University anti-union practices. 10,000 Durham county union members. National Labor Relations Board was Tobacco workers and Veteran's held among hospital clerical and service Administration (VA) hospital workers workers in November of 1976. Local 77 Board of Trustees gets MS recommendations were present, as well as members ofthe lost by 42 votes out of approximately two unions which represent workers at 1600 cast. The loss came after a dispute Duke. between the union and the University Decision set for May Blasting Duke President Terry over a number of challenged ballots. Local 77 is not seeking another election. By Alicia Koch Alternative 1, which for students. The distin- Sanford and the University Provost Frederic Cleave­ calls for three years of quished professors "came administration for anti-labor and anti­ Members of the Durham unions have land has received recom­ undergraduate study and to no consensus," Cleave­ union activity, the delegates heard formed an organizing committee to work mendations from seven two years of graduate land said. They did say speeches from Claiborne Ellis, the for the new election. groups concerning three study (3-2 program) that they thought it business agent for Local 465, which Anne Finch, a member of the alternative proposals to leading to both a Bache­ unwise to eliminate the represents Duke maintenance workers; organizing committee and a member of change the undergraduate lor's degree from Trinity undergraduate manage­ from Leamon Hood, international the union representing workers at the business major. No formal College and a Master's ment sciences program. director ofthe AFSME; and from Wilbur VA hospital, accused Duke of being decision will be made until degree from the Graduate The Management Sci­ Hobby, chairman of the North Carolina second only to J.P. Stevens in its anti­ the May meeting of the School of Business ences Majors' Union AFL-CIO. union and anti-labor activity in North Board of Trustees. Administration (GSBA), found none of the Hoby criticized Duke students for Carolina. She said the fight to unionize Cleaveland will submit is favored with slight alternatives satisfactory, ignoring labor problems on campus and the hospital is one that affects all workers the three proposals to the modification by four of the primarily because they all not working to oppose the anti-union in the Durham area and in the state. trustees with the recom­ seven groups. Manage­ call for dropping the A.B. practices of the University. He said Continued on page 10 mendations of the seven ment sciences and GSBA degree program that is groups. faculty members selected currently offered. this as the best of the On February 28, Cleave­ Cleaveland explained choices offered, as did the that whatever change land asked seven organi­ Academic Council. zations to comment on occurs, it will not affect three alternatives. The ASDU and UFCAS those students who are groups included: the support the 3-2 proposal, already enrolled or who executive committees of and have raised the will matriculate in the Undergraduate Faculty possibility of an interdis­ September. "We feel that Council of the Arts and ciplinary program with a we have a contractual Sciences (UFCAS), ASDU concentration of business agreement with them to and the Academic Council; courses, leading to a offer what is listed in the the management sciences Bachelor's degree. Cleave­ bulletin." majors' union and faculty, land says that this plan Approximately six per and two ad hoc commit­ has "considerable attrac­ cent of the incoming tees set up by Cleaveland, tion." freshmen have indicated one consisting of depart­ The department chair­ interest in the business Photo by Bill Beckett. ment chairman and the men favor the third field, according to Ted Spring was ushered in royally with Friday's Springfest on main quad. For other other of distinguished option, which eliminates Lingenheld, associate views of Duke's rites of spring, see p. 4. professors. business major as a choice Continued on page 10 Hodges considers himself'relevant' candidate, business background aid on economic issues By Virginia K. Sasser possible" to comply with HEW guidelines. a conservative by academicians. Luther Hodges, one of the eight Democratic According to Hodges, "the issue is whether "I'm conservative in general", he said. candidates for the U.S. Senate, said in an interview Washington dictates or North Carolina has a say so." A supporter of national health care, Hodges said late last month that his involvement in business Hodges drew an analogy between the HEW/UNC "there is a way to improve health care without makes him "the kind of candidate relevant today, and the Arab/Israeli conflicts, saying that in both socialized medicine." rather than another lawyer or state legislator." cases the opposing sides are "taking a hard line Continued on page 2 All of the issues ultimately concern economics, said position to show they mean what they say." Hodges, former chairman of the board of North Through negotiations with HEW and litigation in Carolina National Bank (NCNB). the courts, "we need to decide the period of time over Correction Hodges said he can help the economy of North which to satisfy the [NAACP] Legal Defense Fund adn the black community," Hodges said. The headline on the UFCAS story in Carolina because he understands inflation. Friday's paper was incorrect. The proposed People involved in business who understand the In 1970, the NAACP Legal Defense Fund won a graduation requirements were merely pro­ realities of life need to be in government, he said. lawsuit against HEW, charging HEW with moving posals. The recommendations are not final Hodges, discussing the current dispute over racial too slowly in enforcing Title VI of the 1964 Civil and they have not been approved by UFCAS. Rights Act. Title VI states that no one shall be denied desegregation between the department of Health, Also, the story said that two years of a Education and Welfare (HEW) and the University of the benefits of or be subjected to discrimination under any program receiving federal money. foreign language in high school and one year North Carolina (UNC) system, said the government— of foreign language at Duke will be required. like my idealist—is out of touch with reality. Hodges said it is well within the authority of the The story should have read one year of a "A bureaucracy starts out with a good idea" but federal government to cut off funds to UNC. "The foreign language at Duke or two years in ideas are "hard to enforce," he said. question is whether you like the government," he said. high school. Hodges, a self-described fiscal conservative, said he Hodges, a member of of the UNC Board of The Chronicle regrets the errors. Governors, said UNC is "moving as rapidly as is considered a liberal by some people in business, and Page Two The Chronicle Monday, April 17, 1978

Hodges said he does not think Helms represents the SPECTRUM^ people of North Carolina. He attributes Helms' TODAY •Hodges popularity to his national reputation as "the leader of Duke, today at 7, and tomorrow at A and the right wing in America." WDUK Sports Special, tonight at 7 7 The plays scheduled to be produced Continued from page 1 Featuring highlights of the past year: are: Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap; According to Hodges, a number of Duke people are sports. PLUS album giveaways Preston Jones' Luann Hampton However, he added, "We're sure as hell going to have exclusive interviews and much more supporting his campaign. Joel Fleishman, chairman it if we don't do something soon. We can't have 15 per of the public policy sciences department and a law George Gershwin revue. cent inflation in health care every year. Our priority school professor, and Becky Kirby, "an assitant to should be preventative care." .[President Terry] Sanford who is on a leave-of- OPEN TRYOUTS for Duke Players' Freshman Week show The Real Saying he thinks "smoking in moderation is O.K.," absence" are taking an active role in his campaign. Inspector Houndby Tom Stoppard. The Hodges said it is not the government's role "to tell us "Terry Sanford is behind me...and [Charles B.] show will be performed in the fall, but how to lead our lives." Huestis, [vice president or business and finance] is an auditions for £ Hodges said North Carolina is not the leader in the open supporter," Hodges said. There will be a MEETING of a South it once was. The Wilmington 10 case is probably U.S. Secretary of Commerce and former Duke vice HOOF -N' HORN MEMBERS at 7:30 i Theatre. the Physics Aud. Election of ne' "another embarassment" to North Carolina and its president Juanita Kreps is also a Hodges supporter. executive council will be on agenda. image as a progressive state, he said. Kreps angered Hodges' opponents and their parti­

Department of Zoology Rm. Ill Bio- On other issues, Hodges said he thinks the amended sans, and leaders in the state Democratic party, by Sci. Building 4:15 p.m. Laura versions of the Panama Canal treaties were "neces­ publicly endorsing Hodges at a Democratic party Rainereten Meagher will speak on sary for U.S. defense." He said, "We defend the function on April 1. "Darwin and 19th Century Biologists.'" TOMORROW All are invited to attend. defense budget more than we defend the country." Hodges resigned from his NCNB position last June to AIR FORCE OFFICE RE QUALIFY­ ING TEST in 311 North Bldg. Final North Carolina needs the $4.2 million Shearon begin his Senate campaign. In addition to serving on ATTENTION ALI. PI PHIS: In opportunity for 1978 Scholarship Harris nuclear power plant near Apex for energy, said honor of Founder's Day we will all meet the UNC Board of Governors. Hodges is a trustee of Nominations for both freshmen and at tht Sprig at 12:30 for lunch. Don't Hodges, but the government needs to deal with the Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte. A UNC- sophomores. Those interested in testing forget to wear your PI PHI tee-shirts. 0311684-3641. problems of nuclear waste disposal. Chapel Hill alumnus, Hodges was the first chairman of the N.C. Manpower Council and the N.C. Man­ ATTENTION CHRISTIANS: , According to Hodges, the polls show him as "the Discipleship Training Class teaches Mr.JackLeVien,: Democratic candidate with the best chance to beat power Development Corporation. Hodges' father- television producer the basis and the how-to's of living the [Jesse] Helms." Luther Hodges, Sr.—was governor of North Carolina victorious Christian life. Come join us "News Film: Truth at 7 in 128 Soc-Psych. 226 Perkins. The hlic vited. The winner of the May Democratic primary will face from 1953 to 1960, and U.S. Secretary of Commerce for President John F. Kennedy. Hodges, Sr. was also a legislators and Executives from Helms in the November U.S. Senate election. Helms, talk ASDU will have an information table the incumbent Senator, is running unopposed on the moving force in creating the Research Triangle Park in front of the West Campus Union on Republican ticket in the primary. during the early 60's. Tuesday from 11 to 1. If anyone hasany Concerned Citizens meeting about gripes, q uestions, or suggestions, please Herald rape policy 12:15-1:30 Zener 130 come and express them to YOUR SocPsych. Open to the public. student government. it the Theta Table a Want a night out with the "girls?" ZETA COMMITTEE COUNCIL- Here's your chance for a fast poker We have a meeting at 5 in The All game, easy Scrabble wins or a quickly going the 1978 University Room. paced game of anti-monopoly. 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Monday, April 17, 1978 The Chronicle Page Three Real World Jackie Onassis heads crowds JERUSALEM - Israel reaffirmed that United Nations Security Resolution 242 remained the basis for negotiations with its Arab neighbors. A Cabinet statement, which mentioned Israel's Arab neighbors by name, trying to save Grand Central was clearly meant to convey willingness to NEW YORK — Accom­ negotiate on "all fronts" to play down the landmarks in this country hand to welcomethetrain. excursion returned to New panied by clowns, fire- will go as well. If that "I grew up outside York Sunday night, but recent controversy in which there were eaters, mimes and tootling charges that the Begin government was happens, we'll live in a Philadelphia," said Mrs. others stayed in Washing musicians, hundreds of world of steel and glass." Mondale, "and Grand ton to attend Monday's backing down on a longstanding New York celebrities led interpretation ofthe resolution, which calls At Union Station in Central was never a place Supreme Court hearing. by Jacqueline Kennedy Washington, Sen. Daniel just to arrive or to watch a The railroad sued the for Israel's eventual withdrawal from all Onassis chugged to occupied Arab territories. Patrick Moynihan, D- train...it is a reminder of a city in 1969 and has Washington aboard a N.Y., and Joan Mondale, time when travel was argued that, if it cannot "Landmark Express" wife of the vice president, special." build the tower it should at ROME — Italy's president pleaded with the train Sunday to drum up were among those on Many of those on the least be reimbursed. kidnappers of former Prime Misinster Aldo support for the preserva Moro to spare his life on humanitarian tion of Grand Central grounds, but the government leaders Terminal. appeared to rule out any deal with the Red The United States Brigades terrorists who announced on the Supreme Court Monday weekend that they had sentenced Moro to will hear arguments on death. the Penn Central Rail road's challenge of SAINT DAVIDS, Pa. - Organized crime landmark status for the has a foothold in the Pocono Mountains in 65-year-old terminal, northeastern Pennsylvania, according to considered one of the the State Crime Commission, which has nation's finest examples found "significant infiltration of organized of beaux arts architecture. crime figures" at levels ofthe Pocono resort The railroad wants to business. "You can't turn right or left in the erect a 55-story office UPI Photo Poconos without bumping into gangsters," tower over the terminal, A troup consisting of clown, musicians, and hundreds took a one day trip to the commission's acting executive director, but has been blocked by Washington to protest the converting of this historical landmark into a highrise Joan Weiner said. The commission's the city's landmark for office space. investigation has been focusing on four designation. resorts that are believed to be owned or Numbers influence Congress more somehow associated with Caesar's World Blending hoopla and Inc. of Los Angeles. Many other resorts are seriousness, a troupe of involved, Miss Weiner said, and their names blue-ribbon lobbyists — may be disclosed when the investigation is more than 200 socialites, 'Grass roots' lobby popular completed "in about a year." entertainers, politicians, writers, artists and others By Charles Mohr business to increase its direct political — paid $50 each to join WASHINGTON - "Congressmen action, as well as a growing ability of WASHINGTON - The government's Sunday's round-trip, first learn how to count and then to business leaders to submerge their defense against fraud in federally financed whistle-stop excursion on think," said Thomas J. Donohue, differences and agree on cooperative programs has been slight. For example, the behalf of the terminal's executive vice president of Citizen's action under common tactics and Department of Transportation last year status quo. Choice, a recently formed conservative strategy. assigned only four inspectors to prevent political action organization. Stated simply, the shift in emphasis is "I hope that this is the this: fraud and other abuse in federal highway last press conference that Although some might not state it with projects; the Veterans Administration had will ever be required to such blunt cynicism, a widespread belief What is called direct, or face-to-face only one auditor for every $238 million save this landmark," in that theory across the entire spectrum lobbying by paid, professional lobbyists provided by Congress, and the Labor Mayor Edward Koch said of special-interest groups in America has by no means decreased in intensity. Department set aside only three-hundredths at a mid-morning meeting has led to significant changes in the It has, in fact, increased. But in terms of of 1 per cent of its $23.5 billion budget for with reporters at Penn methods used to influence Congress. perceived importance it has been investigations and audit. But detection and Station, just before the supplanted on many "major" issues by prevention of fraud may be easier soon. The Especially within the last two years eight-car train pulled out. and especially in the business and indirect lobbying. House is expected to approve Tuesday "The paid lobbyist is still important, legislation mandating a central, semi- The mayor did not make industrial community, there has been a major increase in the use — and particularly in providing legislative autonomous office of inspector general in 12 the four-hour trip, but intelligence, and he may pull the trigger federal agencies that each year spend $100 there were numerous big apparent effectiveness — of so-called indirect or "grass roots" lobbying as — but the ammunition is out in the billion. names and well-known Congressional districts," said a faces aboard the cam opposed to conventional lobbying by paid agents. businessman who helped successfully to paign special, which made lead a coalition to block passage of a bill stops in Philadelphia, It mainly involves mobilizing that would have created a consumer Wilmington, Del., and constituents of congressmen and the protection agency. Baltimore en route to pick general public to write, telephone or up more supporters. buttonhole the members of Congress on "Enormous increase "There has been an enormous Mrs. Onassis and many legislation. "Growth area" increase in indirect lobbying and its others rode in Car 120, the importance is enormous," said Rep. famed "Pennsylvania," a "It's the growth area of lobbying," said Michael Cole, a lobbyist for Benjamin S. Rosenthal, D-N.Y., and vintage car used by first- chairman of the subcommittee on class rail passengers at Common Cause, the often successful "citizens lobby" that refined many of commerce, consumer and monetary the turn of the century. affairs of the House Committee on Amid entertainment the methods and techniques in quest of "good government" reforms. Government Operations, which is provided by clowns and currently investigating the lobbying by mimes of the Big Apple Richard L. Lesher, president of the 470 major corporations and trade Circus, Mrs. Onassis Chamber of Commerce of the United associations. "These people are in the explained: States, has gone further, calling the process of gaining control of the "We want to focus indirect method "the only lobbying that apparatus of government." counts." attention on Grand Indirect lobbying may mean many Central. That's the point The phenomenon is more than a mere curiosity or trend. It has given business things. Interviews with some of its of the train ride. A big notable practicioners show they are in corporation shouldn't be a series of unexpected upset political victories that shook liberal blocs and the universal agreement that persuading a able to destroy a building citizen, particularly a "community that has meant so much to national Democratic Party leadership. Aggressive effort leader," to meet directly with his so many for so many Congressman is the most . effective generations. We are all But, more basically, the method seems lobbying tool. there to show more both to reflect and to contribute to support for it." fundamental changes in how Clad in a navy blue government now works, to shifts in power relationships and to a decline in SENIORS!!! dress and white linen Deadline for essays, poems, stories UPI photo. blazer and carrying a copy the authority of the presidency and President Carter congratulates a budding violinist Congressional leadership. and anecdotes about your Duke of Ted Morgan's "On experiences is TODAY at 5 p.m. in at a Japanese and American children's recital held Becoming American," the It may also make it difficult to reverse any of these changes. the Chronicle office. These should in the Kennedy Center last week. The performers former First Lady added: be typed on a 45-space line, triple were led by Shinichi Suzuki, a renowned Japanese "If Grand Central It also appears to reflect an aggressive spaced. music teacher. station goes, all of the and determined effort by industry and Page Four The Chronicle Monday, April 17, 1978 Tobacco Road, a 'unique vehicle' By Bob Roberts read his essay and importance of Tobacco Tobacco Road, an attempt to bring out the Road as a cooperative experimental magazine major points ofthe essay," learning tool while Morris recently authorized by the she said. spoke of the lack of Publications Board for the Visual graphics, includ­ defined direction of 1978-79 academic year, is ing sketches and photo­ Tobacco Road as the only a student magazine graphs, are also impor­ true course. She said, "We designed "as a unique tant in their own right, don't want the magazine Staff photo. vehicle for a range of constituting one focus of to be predictable but want Frlsbee, the sport of the masses, is seen everywhere now that the weather is personal expression wider the magazine. "In the it to meet the style or warm. And, of course, the gardens is the place to study. than that of other second issue we have a flavor of the writer and publications," Anne photo essay which is not a not vice versa." Morris, Tobacco Road story complement but "The element of experi­ editor, said. which stands on its own," mentation infused into the Morris said that Morris said. magazine when initiated Tobacco Road should, "The publishing of by the Publications Board ideally, have no specific Tobacco Road is a process is still important—we direction. However, the deeply involving both the want to continue the format tends to influence writer and one or more flavor of being willing to the content, she said. copy editors. The re­ try anything in writing or Tobacco Road was writing is a very real graphics," Morris said. initiated last semester as a fraction of putting out Antagonism about "liberal arts magazine not Tobacco Road and competition between exclusively dealing with requires much more time Tobacco Road and other arts and politics," Edward and work," Gomez pointed Duke publications, specif­ Gomez, arts editor, said. out. ically The Chronicle, In the first and second Morris added, "Tobacco Aeolus, and the Archive, issues it has developed Road will consider any for the best student into a publication that stories or essays, basically writers has haunted requires special interest anything in words, except Tobacco Road's early and extra work by the stages. Such concern was weekly magazine, agrees seemingly no way to come the editors are hopeful and poetry and fiction, both of up with that money. Yet enthusiastic. writers, he said. which fall under the expressed in the Publica­ with Morris. "I don'tthink domain of the Archive.' " tions Board meeting that that Tobacco Road is The second issue will significantly different," come out some time this Despite agreement okayed Tobacco Road for next year. In response, Shaw said. MEANINGFUL SUMMER EMPLOYMENT week, he said. among the editors on the "I thnk that there are Morris said, " Tobacco Can be found in Durham! Trinity senior Bill thrust of Tobacco Road so many possibilities for during the first two issues, Road is striving to fill a Brown, a copy editor for articles that even two CAROLINA ACTION, one of the most successful direct few of the leaders concur gap we perceive in the action citizens' organizations in the country, needs the first issue, said, "I see magazines couldn't cover Tobacco Road as a vehicle on the future of the communication system at energetic individuals with a committment to social and for students to express an magazine. Brown said, "I Duke—that of long essays all of them,"Shaw said. economic justice for low to moderate income Carolinians, opinion about something basically see Tobacco and coordinated graphics Tobacco Road's future is Opportunity to develop fundraising skills which can be special to them. This Road as having two for specialized personal still shaky. The Publica­ applied to dozens of political campaigns or social change something usually re­ emphases: world and thought. I feel that tions Board authorized its groups across the country. Full-time positions on the Tobacco Road does not publication for next year canvass staff are now being filled. Sign up by Friday at the quires earlier knowledge national politics, and Placement Office, 214 Flowers, for an interview, or call and extra research." world and national art. compete with the other dependent upon the Duke publications but 682-6076, 10 a.m.—1 p.m. The magazine consists, These emphases expand raising of a sum of $5,000 the political and aesthetic instead complements to sustain it, with Morris said, of long essays them in the best way." frequently complemented awareness of Duke by graphic word. "An students." 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LAST DAY: Thursday, April 20, 1978 And in the end. was all filled up, we elected to work on a more open field, that of urine. Being that "urine" was such a new Goofed science, we were a little wet behind the ears and really didn't know where to To the edit council: begin. We finally crossed swords with You guys goofed again; your the problem and filled up a bottle. From correction needs correcting. The picture there we took it through a complex series on page five of Thursday's paper is not of reactions until we obtained a liquid Library lobby of Lynt and Cheryl nor Lynt, Cheryl, that was capable of running a standard Sylvanus and Ronnie. Guess what? American-made car. This series of urine East Campus is getting the shaft exists. Lynt Johnson is not in the picture! The reactions, henceforth known collectively as the "Pabst" reaction, again. The University's efforts to If one includes people living near mistaken identity is none other than Larry Linney. Nice try, guys! uses inexpensive reagents and can be build up the forgotten campus have East Campus, in the Central Campus Sandy Jones '81 carried out in a single vessel. The already resulted in the decay of apartments and off-campus, 33 possibilities of urine fuels and virtually Baldwin auditorium and the per cent of the undergraduate P.S. Next time, why not ask someone who would know? endless and now that the ground has postponement of the construction population depends on the been broken we expect a heavy stream of of the East Campus Activities Center. convenience of the East Campus new advances to begin pouring in soon. To top it off, there are now library. These people need a library It is now that we come to the point of murmerings among the people who with good reference facilities, with a Pun this letter. You see, we are but a few and run the libraries about significantly reserve reading room, and with a as hard as we try we cannot produce the revamping the East Campus library reasonably broad selection of To the edit council: quantities needed to continue our to the detriment of East Campus general materials. It is inconvenient During the past few months, we experiments, so we request that you fill- students. for these students to go to West students of the organic department here up a flask for science. Mason jars are The library's Long Range Planning Campus for such basic needs, at Duke have been working diligently on being made available at various locations around campus. It is a especially when their studying the solution of the energy crisis Committee is considering a number problems. Inspired by reports issued by painless procedure that can be done of possible changes in the library. involves late hours. scatological scientists on the anywhere and instructions come on The most discussed one is to turn the If East Campus is to be a desirable combustibility of cow "burps" and the each jar. President Carter endorses our building into a fine arts library, but all alternative for student living, a library production of an internal combustion program strongly and a signed poster of the plans do not seem to take account is vital. The Long Range Planning engine which ran on chicken excrement, him donating will be given free to of the need of the East Campus Committee should consider this we decided to embark on a study of our anyone participating. It should be students for the library as it now before making their decision. own. However, seeingthatthe fecal area cautioned here however, that urine collected after heavy consumption of alcohol cannot be used because they produced a fuel which is low in octane. the truth comes shining through So be one of the first, and help keep America strong. "Fill-er-up" and you we owe the Duke Community an feel I need to ask that the Chronicle won't just be pissing in the ocean. Courage explanation. print the following clarification: First, it Thomas Fisler '80 Our April 12 statement, which implied is true that I was introduced as a To the edit council: that the number of people wearing blue "Friend of Labor," but I did demur by Re: Miss Hagen's letter of 4-7-78 jeans last Friday would indicate the indicating that I was not so active as Thrilling The first objection we have to this vast number of gays here, was strictly Mr. Reed indicated. In fact, I am not a letter is the fact that Eileen Hagen, class tongue-in-check. member of the organization "Friends of To the edit council: of '80 is a ficticious name. Eileen Hagen Many gays we know at Duke are very Labor" nor did I come as a delegate of Open Letter to the University: is not listed in the class of'80 "pig" book, hesitant about giving any sign of their the organization, though I would regard Because the ever-efficient Duke the Duke telephone directory, or the sexual preference. For various reasons, myself as friendly to labor and Housing Management Office has felt it Basset register. these people prefer to remain invisible sympathetic to its needs and goals. necessary to leave our John doorless, If someone is going to attack another as gays. That is certainly their right. Second, while I did state the wages of second floor Buchanan has had the person in any type of public media, they Others of us enjoyed the opportunity labor at Duke, like those in the state honor of presenting continuous floor should have the guts to sign their own to symbolically affirm our presence at generally, are low, I did not presume to shows on the proper operation of W.C. name to it. Duke Friday wearing blue jeans or make a statement of fact about the equipment. Whoever the author of that letter is, corduroys. relationship between wages, faculty Our trained staff, although they must be a very shallow and weak We never said that everyone wearing salaries and tuition at Duke. (I am in no overworked, has always given a person if they lack the courage to take jeans or cords Friday was gay. That way qualified should I choose to). What I spectacular presentation to those credit for their own opinions. We can would be an absurd assumption. did imply (my actual statement is not fortunate enough to be visiting before me) was that it would not be just only feel sorry for someone who is this For years, gay rights supporters have Buchanan at the proper time. Our cowardly and vain. Anger or hatred for faculty salaries or the relatively low performances have been so popular, tried to describe to heterosexuals the Duke tuition to be. maintained at the toward this person is giving them too unfortunate psychological and several Cantebury girls have been much credit, especially when their expense of Duke labor. In effect I said arrested by Public Safety for scalping emotional pressures that straight that simple justice would not allow a accusations are completely false. Which society exerts to keep homosexuals from their season's tickets. S.R.O. Crowds leads to our second objection. denial of labor's rights on the grounds roar with approval when the dexterous openly expressing natural affectional that to grant these would cause a rise in In the specific incident that the author and sexual inclinations. Buchananites display their uncanny tuition and a relative lowering of faculty skill at answering nature's call. refers to, five of those "equally horny National Gay Blue Jeans Day was salaries. friends" were women. Now it doesn't aimed at allowing straights to However, due to the lack of new and make sense for women to climb the dome experience this pressure firsthand. imaginative ideas, this season's cast to spy on other women," shout Obviously many heterosexuals To say these things is the least one has decided to close after a thrilling six- comments, and then have the nerve to normally wear blue jeans or corduroys can do whose theology and ethics might week run if Housing Management will brag about it in the D.U. the next night." on any given Friday. This past Friday for a brief moment move out of the be kind enough to replace our door. (Oh, of course, they went up to spy on the at Duke, we hope thousands of people sanctuary of the classroom into the Al Gore '79.5 Pegram guys). had to think about the stigma attached "real world" of the campus. Bill Sholes '79 Thirdly The Comical (oh, excuse us, to any open expression of homosexual­ Robert T. Osborn T. R. Curtin '79 we mean The Chronicle) edit staff ity. John Marans '79 should have a general policy of If you are predominately straight, and verifying the signatures of letters such Blue Jeans Day made you feel as this. Anyone who makes this kind of uncomfortable, are your attitudes and public attack on another person should remarks contributing to the same have to sign their real name and take gay stigma you felt Friday? the consequences. Think about it. Remember, someone We also offer a free keg of beer to the in your life is gay. living group that gets the most people on Chris Batie, grad student^1 top of Baldwin Dome. Send all entries Carol D. Mortimer '79 along with some sort of proof (i.e. Howard Goldberg '77 photographs, police report of how many were caught, etc.) to: The Southgate 8 Mislead 6028 College Station Ford Reynolds '79 To the edit council: (This letter was also signed by six other As one of my colleagues put it, students.) theologians are never so explicit as the _ Chronicle's (Thursday, April 13) report I Stigma of my brief statement before UFCAS I To the edit council: suggested. The explication provided by * As campus coordinators of National Ms. Dwyer is rather misleading, and Gay Blue Jeans Day (April 14) we feel since the subject is quite important, I •KfKES'YouAli-WWWKWttttWaS?? I WA^1HlNKIN6WKINTHiNS0FSWEW(S Clocktower time -

Cabbages and King _Barry Bryant Editor's note: Barry Bryant is editor of House H. The show was half over by now, dead as gothic stone, that heats with the The Chronicle. but the "I havea dream" speech might still morning sun and cools with the passing of Tuesday morning, 1:15 a.m. The heat in be left. The singfest had been replaced by day. The Chronicle office had just dissolved one of those parties where everyone stands How many people know or care that into the cool elegance of a spring night. around, drinks, makes conversation and Martin Luther King died 10 years ago? It is Peter Wood's moving words about Martin listens to loud music. Then I noticed, but one example of the nadir of social Luther King spoke from the page: against the back wall, one black woman, conciousness that we live in. But there is "...no single incident did more to destroy huddled in front of a TV screen, watching. such a thing as a knowledge of recent the faith of a whole generation in this I lay down beside her, and we watched history. And there is such a thing as a country's commitment to human rights together. liberal education, an education that than King's assassination and the pitiful, The volume was turned up as high as it relates to the outside world in terms of unconvincing investigations and would go without rattling the Japanese ideas rather than in terms of constant explanations which have followed." components back to Tokyo, but it was still preparation for a tomorrow that will never Juxtaposed against these words came a hard to hear. We were competing with a truely come. sound, wafted across Main Quad by the Marantz 2200 B. Finally, the album ended There are a few who live in this social spring night, a chorus of female voices as the two black garbage collectors in system and maintain a sense of singing in enthusiastic jubilation: "High Memphis were forced out into the rain by a perspective. Yet the many have been above a Pi Phi's garter, high above her group of co-workers and crushed by the fooled and are so far astray that they are knee/ Lies the secret to her power, her shelter that they sought in a garbage bin. blind to what is wrong with their lives. For virginity. Lay her gently, lay her slowly, For a while, no one noticed that the them, there can be only pity. They have lay her in the grass/ That's what all men album had ended. The conversation, the lost something precious and unique, a live and die for, piece of Phi Phi ass!" babbling, remained in the background. discerning and individualistic human Wood was speaking about the television Then a woman came to the stereo, changed mind. documentary of King's assassination. I the record. She looked over at us. Surely she remember the night when the last segment would see what was happening, make ofthe documentary was broadcast. I tried some kind of gesture, turn the volume to watch it in House H with a friend. A down, say something. Only a blank, dumb Progress again group of pledges was singing an inane stare. The music continued. song to the female assemblage. Soon King's dead body lay stretched K. Root and D. Janiewski are members Social Implications Committee, Young So we tried Wannamaker I. The across the screen. The scalpel of the of the Southern Africa Coalition. Democrats, the Committee for Medical Aid commons room was occupied by about 14 surgeon performing the autopsy began to People have been asking coalition to Southern Africa and individual faculty women, cutting and pasting various slice through his flesh, the deep red blood members about the progress of our and students. things, totems of their tribe, most likely. Tri seeping out onto his dark skin. The woman campaign against U.S. investments in After discussion over the best strategy Delts. The room is large enough for a 100 who was watching with me begain to sob South Africa. Here's what we've been for achieving our goal, we decided to focus person cocktail party. Would they mind if ever so gently. The show was over. doing and, more importantly, here's what on the role of corporations in supporting we watch something, my friend asked? These events are only symbolic. There is we plan to do in the future. the apartheid regime. Knowing that Duke The set was a good 20 feet from where they nothing inherently wrong with parties, As you probably know, the Southern had over $22,000,000 invested in were working. Well, they really did not with making little paper animals, with Africa Coalition is only one of numerous opportunties with holdings in South want to disturb US, came the reply. Oh, no, painting bridges or singing cute songs. Yet groups working around the world in a Africa, we resolved to get the university to we did not mind. We would huddle in front they are symbols of something that is struggle to end apartheid (the "establish" and "support" stockholders' of the set and turn the volume down real wrong, deeply and fundamentally wrong. institutionalized form of racism practiced resolutions calling for corporate low so there would be no conflict. The reply They are symbols of a university that has in South Africa). Representatives of withdrawal from South Africa. came with the bright smile of immaculate social subsystems which do not support several on- and off-campus groups began politeness that shines like formica. They Besides securing university approval for the values of a liberal education. They are meeting at Duke last December to form the resolutions, we also set as a goal the had the commons room reserved. Weeks symbols of the total dichotomy between Coalition to end U.S. support for apartheid before. They were sorry. educating of the university community social and intellectual life. They are in South Africa. The groups included the about the causes and consequences of My friend gave up, but I returned to symbols of a collective mind that is as Prophetics' Concerned, the R.A.U., the racial oppression in South Africa. We especially resolved to point out the links between U.S. corporate investment and the oppression of black South Africans. After drawing up a model resolution, we Unimpressive President got the campaign underway in January to —Joshua Agrons seek community support. The resolution calling upon Duke to "establish and to The political world of James Earl Carter street from KGB headquarters, though it's upsetting the Russians because of his support" stockholders' resolutions calling appears to be crumbling before his eyes. not listed on the "In-Tourist" guidebooks. failure to cancel the system completely. for corporate withdrawal until apartheid The economy is a mess, the dollar The Brazilians, from whom the U.S. The Common Market leadership was ended in South Africa received the dropping, Middle East negotiations are needed little in the immediate future, could recently announced its new initiative to unanimous support of the Social stalled, and a new SALT (Strategic Arms be criticized for crimes against the rights speed up European economic recovery. Implications Committee. Later ASDU, the Limitation Talks) agreement is scheduled of man. Iran on the other hand, has They cited an indecisive and seemingly Academic Council, the President's for consideration just after the President significant oil reserves and is a major US uncommitted American policy as the Committee on Black Affairs, the editorial finishes botching the Panama Canal supplier. No public presidential sanction stimulus for their action. Indeed the same Treaty in the Senate. Where is the is forthcoming. reaction seems manifestly obvious in this dynamic leadership which "Uncle Nuclear proliferation was the next hot country as business leaders express their Jimmy" promised the American people? issue. President Carter spoke out against disgust over the empty, pious platitudes The fact of the matter is that Mr. Carter the breeder reactor, calling for a tossed about by the President. Economists is providingno leadership at all. His policy moratorium on American development of aren't even criticising administration making appears to reflect an indecisive, the system and urging other nations to do policy. Perhaps they haven't found any chaotic and often vascillating mental the same. Public jawboning on the coherent program to criticise. outlook. Although Mr. Carter tries international scene is often completely The only explanation for a confused repeatedly to maintain the calm unproductive, as it is embarassing and American policy would seem to be chaos at Kennedy/FDR exterior recommended by usually seen as a pressure tactic. The the top. Mr. Carter thought he was still Hamilton Jordan, in reality he is a result of Mr. Carter's ineptitude was an talking to the voters for the first year of his lightweight—a politically naive amateur angry German government, outraged by presidency, as a result he won few political holding center stage with some ofthe most Mr. Carter's public criticism of their export battles. U.S. policy seems to have been cunning domestic diplomats on our policy. Instead of working behind the constructed on an incremental basis; a national scene. scenes where time-consuming but quiltwork of different ideas were patched The American people have elected a productive negotiations occurs, the together as the need arose. The fact of the peanut farmer with four years of President went to the newsmedia. Such matter is that we have no coherent policy experience in the Georgia legislature, an actions are typical of a fledgling politician on energy, the Middle-East, human rights, individual with virtually no demonstrated unschooled in the ways of international the economy, education, or government political acumen or understanding. Mr. diplomacy. reorganization. What we do have is an Carter's first one hundred days, the Finally there is the current question of inconsistent, often confusing jumble of traditional benchmark for the tenor of a the neutron warhead. By choosing to take conflicting initiatives which have yielded new administration, were erratic, often no stand at all on the issue, Mr. Carter little in the way of concrete results. The unpredictable, and rarely reflective of a succeeded in getting the worst of both 1980 election looms large for our one term consistent policy framework. worlds. He isolated American liberals and president. He doesn't seem to have realized that one must do one's job in order to retain First it was human rights, but that was conservatives by neither accepting nor rejecting the new weapon. On the one's tenure. Perhaps Jerry Brown or unpopular with the Soviets and Howard Baker will do a better job. threatened to slow the SALT negotiations. international scene he left Germans Instead the President chose to invent a confused by his issue-straddling while new brand of ethics called selective morality. Has anyone noticed severe All letters must be in our office by noon on Tuesday. We cannot criticism of the Soviet Union lately? Lubeyanka prison is still alive and well guarantee that any letter over 40 lines in length will be run. and open for business. It's just across the Please type all letters, triple spaced, on a 45-space line. cm... LoattiT Clothes make the man Andy Balbus &ONUVA&TZ4I, Editor's note: Andy Balbus is a senior hi regret it. "Come on, Clark. Gays are entitled to Trinity College. Hoping that no one would recognize me, the same consideration you wuld give TAKB "fOUSL Ever have one of those days when I placed my books in front of my face and anybody else." nothing seems to go right? No matter what ran to check my mailbox. It was no use. "What about some consideration for me, DAMNE& HAHP you do to avoid it, fate has already decided People I hadn't seen in years bumped into bleeding heart? I have nothing against that you are going to have a miserable day. me. homosexuals-except that I would not want OFF Meom* Friday was one of those days. The funny looks I received from girls I my brother to marry one. I'll give them all I should have suspected something had dated was upsetting, but not half as the consideration they want, but they had l%JL BiUSA/e. when I woke up for a first period class at much as the long looks I received from better consider me first. If the swishes 8:56, giving me an entire four minutes guys hanging out by the C.I. The only time want to be different, fine. Let them shave vYOtm 42SS! to get to class. in my life I felt more uncomfortable was their heads. I feel like I have to carry a ) ^ Being late.however, wasn't the worst of the one day in first grade I had Cooties. hatchet around with me to guard against it. The worst of it was going at all. As I was As I left the Union my friend Clark Barr rape. No wonder Miami voted against breaking the land speed record on my way spotted me and came over. Clark was them. Do you realize how hot double knits to class, I had the strangest feeling that I wearing double knit pants and a T-shirt are in Miami?" was being watched. Maybe my fly was bearing the motto "It take leather balls to "Maybe Levis and Wrangler are paying open or I left my pajama bottoms on. play Rugby." Anita Bryant off." Suddenly I realized what was wrong. "Yo, Andy. What's a known "I'm sure glad we are getting out of this "Ohmigod," I said to myself, "Self, you heterosexual like yourself doing dressed place soon. Did you see the posters on the forgot all about it. Today is Homosexual up as a faggot? Didn't you see all the- tables in the C.I. today? One says that if Clothes -Day." Wearing blue jeans on posters with the limp wristed guy telling you are Bi-sexual and proud, you are campus today is like wearing a Ku Klux anyone proud to be queer to wear blue supposed to wear a T-shirt on Wednesday. Klan hood in Harlem; you may not live to jeans or corduroys?" Another wants anyone who is not "I forgot all about it, Clark. Still, it ashamed of being a Leftie (Handed not wouldn't have made much of a difference if Communist) to wear underwear on I had remembered. All the pants I own are Thursday." nst apartheid either blue jeans or corduroys." "How about Friday," I asked. K. Root and D. Janiewski "You're telling me. I had to go to "Don't wear sneakers." m Goodwill to find these pants. Really clever "Why not?" council of The Chronicle, the Business moving towards a more active role in of those fairies to come up with a Homo- "Only people who are proud to be Agent for Local 77, and other campus urging corporate withdrawal from South Dress Code that comprises the total groups, faculty members, and students Africa. We hoped it also convinced Chinese can wear sneakers on Friday." wardrobe for 95 per cent ofthe population. "Clark, when can I wear my alligator endorsed the resolution for presentation to Sanford as to the necessity and the merits Why couldn't they tell their fellow fruits to the Board of Trustees in February. We also of our demand for corporate withdrawal shirts?" wear leather shirts or put on dresses. Ha, "Mondays and Tuesdays are Preppie held a teach-in, sponsored a speech by from South Africa. Ha, I bet they'd really like that." South African exile, Dennis Brutus, and Thus the year's campaign succeeded in days, Andy." showed two films about conditions in securing university endorsement for the South Africa to inform the community original resolution, if not for any program about the issue. of clear-cut or immediate action. It did not, Misapplied questions At the trustees' meeting in February, of course, accomplish corporate they empowered President Sanford to withdrawal from South Africa, but Duke ' ;— James C. Summers carry out the "spirit" ofthe resolution. At began to move in that direction. Editor's note: James C. Summers is a Anything you love might one day leave this point, questions arose both from the Pleased with the success, the Coalition freshman in Trinity College. you or die. I love my parents. I know one South Africa Coalition and other members will continue to press for a more active While I may not agree completely with day they will die. But that does not mean I of the community as to exactly what Duke university policy aimed at ending everything Mr. Becker said in his article, I am going to stop loving them. My parents had committed itself to do. Apparently, corporate support for apartheid. We were can certainly agree with his point. God, love me. That does not mean they are sorry Duke would only "support" such also pleased that we had brought this issue and Jesus Christ, can give a person for bringing me into this world and resolutions as were already present on before the Duke community and pleased strength and direction. Obviously, making me experience all this pain and corporate agendas but not work "to by the response that the issue had everyone else did not interpret Mr. suffering. establish" such resolutions in other received. We will continue our efforts at Becker's editorial in the same way. Have you ever sat down to seriously stockholders' meetings. Was Duke educating and organizing against Though I believe that God needs no ponder death? Do you relish the idea of committee only to passively support apartheid next year by holding a defense, I would like to express my feelings "nothingness"? Do you have nothing to resolutions or would Duke take a more conference at Duke to discuss university on this matter. live for other than the next test? Is life active stance in establishing stockholders' investments in South Africa with worthy of a "tree stump's death"? resolutions? The people in the Coalition representatives from campus groups like Ms. Chen, I cannot say whether Mr. Becker has ever sat down to seriously Christainity, but not only Christianity, wanted to know. ours throughout the Eastern United offers more. Almost every major religion States. We will cooperate with local groups ponder the foundations of Christianity. As a way of clarifying Duke's Did you really expect the people of the acknowledges some type of heaven or commitments and reassuring President in a campaign to stop NCNB loans to afterlife. There is a higher call for those South Africa. We will participate in the church at Cornith to write Paul and ask Sanford as to the minimal costs an active him, "Why were we created?" Do you think who choose to believe in something more policy would entail, we arranged meeting forming of a nationwide anti-apartheid than themselves. movement so that we can all become more people went to Peter wondering about God with him on Monday, April 10th. The and a rock? If life is really that full of Concerning your philosophy, people meeting convinced us that Duke would be effective workers in the international struggle against apartheid. misery and pain, why do people go on once tried to trap Christ with such living? Would it not be kinder and wiser for questions. I can imagine a Pharisee people to spare themselves such torture by challenging Christ with a question about simply committing suicide? Or perhaps God and a rock. But if you enjoy such you believe that might not be in God's questions, consider this. I believe it to be of blueprint. Is He keeping you alive? Can equal importance. "Can you dream a you not exercise you own free will in this dream too big for your imagination?" If so, matter? then how did you dream it? If not, then Consider the early Christians, the real your imagination has no limits. foundation of Christianity. Did Rome You can keep your coffin, Mr. Ladden. force Christianity upon them? Were they You do not need one to join Christ. You can thrown to the lions for not accepting keep your reality too, if it just revolves heaven? You might say that Rome around one person. I choose to be involved "pointed a gun at their heads," but it was in mankind. not to accept Jesus Christ. It was to deny I, too, feel satisfaction in doing my own Him! Yet most chose to go to their deaths work. But there are things more satisfying singing and praising God rather than to than a homemade lab report. Tf you have live forsaking Him. Why would someone accepted Jesus Christ, then no further freely choose to die following Christ rather explanation is necessary. If you have not, than to live without Him? then no further explanation will suffice.' I do not have an answer to your I apoligize to you, Ms. Chen and Mr. questions. Your questions seem to concern Ladden, if I have offended you with my atheistic ideals rather than Christianity. feelings. That was not my intent. My only Chrisitanity was founded on faith, hope, wish is that even if you do not choose to love, and the teachings of Jesus Christ. accept Christianity or a belief in God, you It is not easy to understand God's love. will at least not unconstructively criticize Love does not come easy. a person for doing so. When you look over your shoulder And you see the life you left behind When you think it over do you ever wonder? —Jackson Browne Thanks to Ralph, Geneva, Janet, Peaches, and Mark for everything. Terrific good luck to the irrepressible Barry Bryant. Your wonder- THE BUCK MAN'S BURDEN filled Night Editor, llene G. Reid. Have a good summer! The light at the end of the tunnel you were unaware ofthe sarcasm. I am Now I realize that it takes a certain Library. The documents will be used to Neglect grateful for your concern because so amount of creativity and originality to further the planning process. To the edit council: many people do not understand the make your, own cliches (not to mention Second, Mr. Kerekes writes that "the Don't forget: Place your Pet! gravity of this issue. Perhaps the the effort), but the least you can do is Long Range Development of Library Now that another semester is over, discussion was worthwhile if it made accurately identify the players with Systems Committee hasn't felt the need and you're leaving Durham, don't you as angry as it did. I only hope others their respective teams. Is that too much or compulsion to inform the students." neglect your cat or dog by assuming that will begin to feel this anger. to ask?! On the contrary, there have been a total "someone" will look after it during the Rani Kokatnur '81 The Red's Paul Moskau may be one of of four open meetings on library issues, summer. Make sure that you have a the "big two to look for," but Cincinnati all designed and planned by the definite commitment from a friend to Boycott followers will certainly have a hard time University Librarian together with the take good care of it—put some I.D. tag To the edit council: finding him since he pitches for Long Range Planning Committee, and on it with its new address in case it runs Re: The Durham Morning Herald's Indianapolis of the American approved by the Library Planning off, gets injured, or lost. If you don't policy of publishing rape victims' Association. Tommy Hutton may be Committee, and approved by the know anyone, please call the Durham names. "the ideal defensive replacement," Library Council. The Purpose of each Animal Protection Society, 688-0135 for Since the Durham Morning Herald unfortunately for Phillie fans he is a meeting, including the one on ECL, has assistance. has abdicated its duty as a responsible member of the Toronto Blue Jays. I been to provide information and solicit Angelika von Ramm news agency, we modestly suggest that agree that Thad Bosley might become a opinions. In an effort to publicize these Corresponding Sec'y the Duke community simply do without hitting star in the future, but White Sox sessions, the University Librarian has APS its "services." We find the Herald's fans can take little solace in the fact that sent letters to all members ofthe faculty, policy of printing the names and he failed to make the team this year. As notices have appeared in the Spectrum Tired addresses of rape victims and details of for Dave Heaverlo, its true that the and the Duke University Calendar, and the crimes against them morally Giants had grown accustomed to him ASDU has been contacted by letter, by To the edit council: phone, and in person. Is this failure to Re: Carl Becker, Amy Chen, et al. offensive. As a result of present-day saving close games, too bad he's been stigmas attached to violent crimes "exiled" to Oakland. tell the "students and faculty what's Your recent displays of pseudointel- going (sic)?" lectual banter—both religious and involving sexual abuse, this policy I could continue, but it would only metaphysical—have become more than exposes the women involved to belabor my point. Although I realize Third, Mr. Kerekes states that the tiresome. You might both consider the unnecessary negative publicity. Other that baseball is not a major league sport Committee has a proposal "to do away following lines of verse which Samuel rape victims are then reluctant to report in Cain-tuk-ie, many of us from civilized with the East Campus Library" and Butler composed during the late 1600's: the crimes against them. The effects of parts of the country actually prefer such a proposal "will be submitted later "And still be doing, never done: this week." The Committee has taken no As if Religion were intended action on any matter because it properly For nothing else but to be mended." lacks the authority to do so; it can only Your unending tirades of nonsense recommend. The final report is far from about a subject which can never be finished. There is currently no proposal thoroughly understood is a sad concerning the future of the East commentary upon your intellectual Campus Library; there has never been lives. You ask for the answers to some any intention to present a proposal this difficult questions, and I doubt that you week. It is true that on February 9 of this will find the answers on the editorial year the Committee expressed a page. I suggest that you call a preference at that time for a Fine Arts moratorium on your daily columns, and plus a Limited Service Library to that you both learn the difference include several special collections like between meaningful expression and references and reserves. We deliberately pedantry. decided that we should make no final recommendation until we had had the Gregory B. Schiller opportunity of meeting with the East Campus Library staff and members of A Iternative the academic community. To the edit council: We are proud to announce the "New In contrast to the above tvpe of No-Fail Way to Get Out of Finals, coverage, I should like to commend Papers, and Other Assignments." CLUSimBOMB Jeffers for her full and accurate This guaranteed method will save you reporting ofthe forum held on April 12. hours of worry and provide you with publishing rape victims' names are both baseball to basketball and thus at least Particularly, I would encourage any much more leisure time. counterproductive to efforts to expect responsible journalism. Possibly Chronicle reporter to talk to members of Send us $10 and we will provide you apprehend rapists and harmful to I'm becoming sentimental or maybe a the Long Range Planning Committee, with an authentic (looking) obituary to women trying to recover from this lack of comparison distorts my memory, or preferably its chairman, before present to your professor as proof of a violent crime. The quality ofthe news is but I now find myself reflecting presuming to speak of Committee close relative's death. This will hardly improved by such "yellow longingly for Feinstein's verbosity; is viewpoints. In truth, I do not know of guarantee an extension on a paper or journalism," nor does it result in a life not cruel!!! any other way to do it. Do you? your money back. Or for $20, we will better-informed public. We feel that the Bob Manning '79 Ann F. Stone provide you with a headline article from Herald shows irresponsibility in Editor's note: Steve Kerekes is not c your hometown paper on a personal exercising its journalistic license to Chronicle staff member. Signed family disaster, designed to your print "the facts." We are not advocating Correction columns, letters and graphics on the specification (mass-murder, home-fire, closed records, just that unnecessary To the edit council: editorial page represent the opinions of etc.) This latter item, though a trifle facts not be published. By printing facts As Chairman of the Perkins Library the author, as stated in the letters to the more expensive, will guarantee whose general knowledge contributes Long Range Planning Committee, I am editor policy. complete exemption on any paper or nothing to the general welfare, and compelled to respond to some of the final OR YOUR MONEY BACK. whose omission would have no effect on inaccuracies in the article "Fighting to the constitutional right ofthe "accused Save East Library" by Steve Kerekes in Ambivalent So Buy now and show these articles to the Chronicle on April 11. To the edit council: as many profs as you choose. And to be confronted by his accuser" (a favorite phrase often misused by the First, Mr. Kerekes states that the Re: Kerekes' fight to save East Campus release yourself from undesirable duties Library and responsibilities. No longer can your Durham Morning Herald), the Herald Long Range Planning Committee has shows an appalling insensitivity to the been "operating very discreetly," My hat is off to you, Steve, for a well- prof accuse you of a false excuse when written plea for the East Campus you present proof!!! need of a raped woman for privacy in implying secrecy or silence. For more her struggle to regain control over her than a year members of this Committee, Library. I, too, am opposed to the Order by mid-night tonight and we world. We urge all to show their concern requested by the University Librarian proposal to do away with the library.. will also include- free of charge-'a fake over this issue: demand responsible to establish long range goals and short However, I am also opposed to your record of AP scores-suitable for journalism by signing the petitions term objectives for the Perkins Library comment of "What really is East presentation to the Dean to procure circulating on campus, write or phone in system, have gathered information, Campus, without a library, but simply a extra credit. your protest to the Herald, and cancel assessed needs, and grappled with place to house students?" C'mon now, So send now—and spend your next your subscription to the paper pending priorities. From the beginning we have Steve, you know better than to blurt out finals week free-of-care! improvement of its editorial policy. sought to communicate: by generating something like that. Actually, Steve real Hilliary Schraub '79 questionnaires to faculty, students and science is being done right here on East Beth Wilkening '77 staff; by writing articles for journals Campus. Obviously you are ignorant of (This letter was also signed by nine and newsletters; by conferring the fact that the Duke University Grateful Department of Geology (DUDOG) is To the edit council: other members ofthe Duke community.) frequently with the Library Council, which has both student and faculty housed deep in the bowels of the East To: Richard Bradbury Campus Art Museum. I am offended, as Re: Letter to the edit council (4/11/78) Creative representatives; by talking with individuals; by conferring with are the other DUDOGs, by your I was touched and embarrassed by To the edit council: insinuation that East Campus is merely your letter. The person to whom you Re: Preview of the Major League members of academic departments; by scheduling open forums. Early in the a 'dorm'; for we live, work, and learn on referred was discussing the rape issue Baseball season East Campus, making only occasional with me, and we had just finished a While The Chronicle's sport staff planning process, individual committee members chaired eleven task forces visits to West Campus. What really is serious discussion ofthe issue when you continually insults the Duke East Campus, Steve? From now on I tuned in. Tom's feelings on the issue are community with its banal and factually which reviewed and studied library organization and operations. Reports hope you will realize it is more than "a at least as strong as yours. The inaccurate articles, Thursday's survey warehouse to store students" and you of the upcoming baseball season was too were completed in December and placed comments you most likely overheard on reserve in the Undergraduate will recognize those proud few DUDOGs were extremely sarcastic and I think much to stomach. who call East Campus their home. Duffy Russell Grad Student Monday, April 17, 1978 The Chronicle Page Nine Browning scores twice, Driskell hurt By Ed Turlington Stanley have helped me a lot, especially in the area of The battle had been talked about all week before knowing when to keep the ball and when to hand off," Saturday's Blue-White football game. Who would he said. In reference to his position, he added "My emerge from spring practice as the leading contender biggest problem is of knowing when to accelerate on to quarterback Mike Dunn, who is out of school this the outside." semester because of academic difficulties? Driskell, however, would have liked to have had the Would shifty Stan Driskell, Atlanta's finest, and opportunity to do more cutting and weaving during part-time punt returner in 1977, exhibit more of his the contest, but because of his injury, was limited to grace on the gridiron? Or, would jayvee and high five carries. He netted 11 yards, including one sack. school prodigy Craig Browning rise to the occasion on When asked if two conservative losses at the end of the strength of his heralded passing arm? the 1977 season has affected the attitude ofthe current Sorry to disappoint all of you on the edges of your squad, Browning replied, "We have a much better seats, but after Saturday, we still don't know. Driskell attitude now. Everybody is pulling together more and to leave the game in the second quarter because of we know that Coach McGee is coming back. We have an ankle injury, making any conclusions impossible had a great recruiting year and are in a good position judging from this annual contest. to go to a bowl game." Although Browning began the game as the field Browning's comment about a bowl game was no general for the White team, which was composed ofthe fantasy either. Just ask his father Art, who was second and third squads, he trotted across the field captain of the 1960 Blue Devil squad that downed after Driskell's misfortune and put on the first team Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl on New Year's day. Blue jersey. A quarterback was born. From the intensity evident in Browning's play and After a White fumble early in the third quarter on the look of disappointment in Driskell's eyes as the left their own 15-yard line, Browning entered the game the game, it appears both would like to play a part in and promptly found Marvin Brown for a gain of eight returning Duke to that game. yards. Then on a second and goal at the seven, the rising sophomore danced into the left corner ofthe end Goettman paces Duke zone to give the Blue a 6-3 advantage. The extra point try was no good. By Jerry Owens 76 and 218 total tied him Photo by Bill Beckett. Browning scored again in the fourth quarter on a Jeff Goettman fired a with North Carolina's In the annual Blue-White game held Saturday, five-yard run that raised the Blue margin to 15-3. final round, six under par John McGough,fourshots Blue emerged victorious, 15-3. Although he only rushed for a net total of 21 yards on 66 to tie for second place behind medalist Scott thirteen carries, breakdowns in pass blocking resulted individually and led the Hoch of Wake Forest. in his being sacked for losses totaling 37 yards. He also Duke golf team to a fourth Wake Forest captured completed six of 16 passes with one interception. place finish in last week's the team title with a 1099 Although Browning was pleased with the playing ACC Golf Championship total, followed by North time he had during the game, he recognizes the in Raleigh. Carolina, 1109; Maryland, realities of the quarterbacking situation. "I know Goettman's 66 was the 112; Duke, 1124; Clemson, when Mike gets back, he will be given a better than tournament's lowest H32; North Carolina average chance to play. But I knew he was going to be score, and with it he broke State, 1137; and Virginia, here when I came," he said. He added, "Since I have the course record at North H82. Team totals repre- two more years after he leaves, I think I'll get to play Ridge Country Club. A sent the five lowest some." freshman from Spring- individual totals for each Browning, the recipient of the outstanding rookies field, Ohio, Goettman had seven-man team. award in spring practice, commented on the attitude of six birdies and no bogies The Blue Devils' fourth the other team quarterbacks towards him. "Mike and in Thursday's final round, place finish is the school's His earier scores were 76, Continued on page 12 Energy Use •> Women's Teny Cloth Jogging Outfits $• Barbara Skolaut, of the energy management office reported the following readings for the t Shorts period between 8 a.m. Thursday and 8 a.m. Friday: Tops 450,000 kilowatt hours (kwh); 43 tons of coal Coal use was down 3 tons from the previous day. f Warm-Ups This 24-hour period was a 0 degree day, 4 less than Dy i the previous one. t Loomtog f Ethics •£ 00-50% Off On All Items ^ X Duke Faculty Club, off Highway 751,% and the MIKE CROSS .*• next to Duke Golf Course •£ Professions X Hours: 8:30 a.m.—5:30 p.m. •? 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"This Brummitt kicked some boomers with his longest one yards for 12 punts. was definitely a good spring for Brummitt," said Mike being 48 yards. "I hope I will be punting less and Because he is Duke's only kicker at his point, McGee, Duke's head coach, after the game. "We kicking more extra points," said Brummit with a Brummitt played for both the Blue and White. In the concentrated on his field goal kicking and he kicked a smile. first quarter,J3rummit put the Whites on top 3-0, with a 47 yarder in practice," The number of times he punts next year will, no booming 40 yarder. Last year, Scott Wolcott handled the place kicking doubt, depend on how well Duke's offense performs. chores while Brummitt did the punting. Now, The offensive line is young and needs work while the Brummitt is the number one man for both categories. offense as a whole should improve with quarterback However, Duke has recruited a high school place Mike Dunn in the lineup. Dunn, out this semester for kicker named Scott McKinney and he will be academic deficiencies, was a spectator Saturday and challenging Brummit's number one status. he too was impressed with Duke's kicking game. McKinney, a soccer style kicker from Atlanta, "Brummitt looked real good and he is gaining Georgia, was impressed with Brummitt's performance confidence," said Dunn. as he watched the game from the stands with the other Good kicking often wins the close games and the recruits. "He gets the ball up really well," said the soon Blue Devils should have plenty of good kicking next to be freshman. season. Photo by Bill Beckett. Despite his excellent performance, Brummitt realized he has no lock on the kicking chores. "I have ...Labor unions to prove myself in the fall," said the amiable Brummitt. "The coach told me I have no free days this Tuxedo Rentals $_ Continued from page 1 summer," he added. "VA hospital employees Another member of the Brummitt plans to do alot of running while working • Special Discounts to are paid their salaries organizing committee, out with weights. "I hope to play defense one day," he based on a survey done in Dot Harris, said hospital commented. Fraternities & Sororities North Carolina on how workers had voted against In the early weeks of spring practice, the coaching 1 much other hospital the union in the past • In-Stock Service riof *l£*i 3 ^fZ^ workers are being paid. If because they were scared Duke's wages are low, it of losing their jobs.; depresses wages every- "The purpose of this S&utwieCi/ponmalTOecm. where," she said. meeting is to show these 1151 W. Club Blvd. "Duke pretends to be people we ahve a common liberal, but it is not," drive and they have our Finch said. support," she said. ..MS majors Continued from page 1 1976, 8.9 per cent were director of undergraduate pursuing some form of admissions. 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This although many criticisms can and will be made here, piece, by a French composer, consisting of alternating they are directed at a company which, unlike a dozen sequences of a creaky door and human pants, is others, could be excellent. At times Tuesday night, it apparently highly esteemed in many artistic circles. almost was. Oh. However, there really was no excuse for its execution My third exposure to the genre of incipid ballet of Anton Dolin's clever Pas de Quatre. Potentially very occurred Tuesday night in the form of Norbet Vesak's funny, the imaginary meeting of four great ballerinas The Good Morrow—allegedly a "retrospective view of — Maria Taglioni, Fanny Cerito, Lucille Grahn and a human relationship in all its aspects." Oh. The man Carlotta Grisi—ideally parodies the vanity and behind me in the audience objected to the slow reading rivalry of all prima ballerinas, recognized or self- of Donne's poem by the same title over a loudspeaker; I appointed. But where on Tuesday night was the objected to its being read. Print it in the program or coquettishness, effusive stage etiquette and controlled assume a very literate audience, but do not treat "The narcissism of the individual personalities forced to Good Morrow" like the introduction to ah episode of split center stage four ways? Surely not in the Dark Shadows. impassive faces of Mary Rowland, Phyllis Papa and Fortunately, Tizgane followed the confusing blend Sttzie Bramblett. Some of Maniya Barredo's buoyance of ballet, modern dance, metaphysical poetry and filtered through the frozen frieze, but not enough to histronics. A fast pseudo-something-or-other by Tom bring out the rich irony of the piece. Pazik, Tizgane unleashed the appealing, at times Neither was there any excuse for the piece that untidy virtuosity of Atlanta's best dancer, Maniya followed Pas de Quatre. I have seen three incipid Barredo. Continued on page 12 ballets in my life. The first was a piece by a tiny French dance troupe that involved female dancers, one breast apiece exposed Amazon-style, unwinding themselves Fodor performance dazzling from a garden hose to the tune of "Singin' in the Rain." The second, I hate to admit, stains the noble name of By Greg Maris There is a certain extreme to the other; he ability convey much Tf you're a musician and charissmatic quality to has attended both Juil- emotion with music. He you're called back for an Eugene Fodor that isn't hard and USC. simply plays the notes on encore after a perform­ entirely musical. He is the Onstage, however, he is the page and lets it go at ance, you can be pretty complete antithesis of sheer formality. There is that. sure the crowd likes you. If what most people imagine no wasted effort in his The program opened you're called back three a violin virtuoso to be, but playing, and every with Tartini's Sonata in G times you can be certain of only offstage. He trains moment has its purpose, minor (Devil's Trill), the it. For Eugene Fodor such horses, he does interviews He looks at his accompa- result of some mild occurrences have become for Playboy, and he nist only to tune. But the nighttime hallucinations commonplace, and it's a appears on the Tonight sounds that he produces by the composer. The piece wonder that he made his Show; without the are technically flawless. certainly doesn't sound plane out of RDU after his electronic media, he would Indeed, there has been satanically inspired, but performance in Page probably be just another criticism that that's all his this didn't detract from it Auditorium last Friday talented young fiddle playing amounts to. He a bit. Fodor attacked the night. player. 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which has made Fodor famous. Accompanist Judith wanting more. If you didn't know better, you'd swear Olson did an especially fine job following Fodor's that the piece was P.D.Q. Bach; the title is to betaken ...Ballet lightning-fast runs and pizzicati. literally. Fodor presented a fantastic display of his Tchaikovsky's Serenade Melancolique gave Fodor a ability to handle the rapid pizzicato passages on the Continued from page 11 chance to prove that the tales about his lack of emotion finger board with his left hand, which prompted the The company thus redeemed, Tuesday night's may only be critics' folly. The piece is typical of the crowd to demand those three encores: Melody by performance closed with Pazik's Great Scott—not composer: it ranges from the lyrical to the utterly Gluck, Brahms' Hungarian Dance No. 17, and the great, but definitely Scott (Jopkin) and totally depressing and Fodor effectively contrasted the two Wieniawski Polonaisse in B. Not bad for a 26-year-old frivilous. Its snappy plotless succession of nostalgic elements largely through his dynamics. who spends his free time cleaning stables and talking vignettes to the music of Scott Joplin can be described Radio listeners who remember that old FBI program to Johnny Carson, as superficial or delightful, cute or cliches, insubstan­ would recognize Prokofieff s "March" from the opera tial or engaging. It depends upon your artistic circle The Love for Three Oranges. With a title like that, it and your mood at the time of its performance. I, for shouldn't be hard to imagine the overall character of one, choose the latter set of adjectives. It's been a long the music. The march was a neat little diversion and Cable TV semester. warrants no further description. Condensed Cream of the Beatles — all of the The Wieniawski Capriccio Valse is a lot like Tzigane best!!! in that it demands a bit of showmanship to perform. Monday: 4:20 and 9:20 .Fodor It's much more conservative (understandably, since Thursday: 5:30 and 10:30 it's quite a number of years older) but, being written by Week-Ender — a documentary produced by the Continued from page 11 a violin virtuoso in the first place, it incorporates a lot students of Virginia Tech focusing on music, color. When listening to it, you find yourself wishing of technically dazzling effects. Fodor handled the particularly jazz, with am emphasis on original that the piece would just once go above middle C. massive leaps of the main theme with ease and never student music That's an exaggeration, of course, but it certainly does lost a sense of what the piece really is; a waltz that Wednesday: 2:30 and 7:30 exploit the violin's lower register. In another soloist's could be danced to if one desired. Thursday: 3:50 and 8:50 hands the piece could have become a mere wall of gray, The final piece on the bill was Paganini's La The Jungle Book — a Disney promotion film for but Fodor managed to salvage it in the final presto. He this animated movie deftly handled the short, quick phrases in six while Clochette ("The Bell"). What Fodor is offstage, Paganini was onstage and his music reflects his Monday: 4:30 and 9:35 still giving them their characteristic Brahmsian Thursday: 5:45 and 10:45 fullness. amazing abilities as a soloist and his lunacy as a composer. The piece varies from the stately to the Roal Servias — an excellent collection of anima­ Ravel's Tzigane followed the intermission and was ludicrous, but it's the kind of insanity that leaves you tion the evening's first demonstration ofthe showmanship "9 ...Golf Continued from page 9 Rod Myers, Duke coach, said he was with the Blue SUMMER GARMENT STORAGE Devils' play. "I'm very pleased with out high finish, especially since our 364 team total was the DUKE STUDENT LAUNDRY lowest in the third round," he said. "I hope Jeffs play will be an inspiration for the other guys to play well in the future." The following program has Potter said he thought been arranged for cleaning the team's improvement would be important in and storage of student garments developing confidence for the fall season. "We have and room furnishings: a young team, and we're competing in a very tough conference," he said. "I think our finish shows we have the ability to compete with the best in the conference. "It's nice to finish the season on a high note." We will clean, mothproof, insure and store your best in the past five years. Duke finished sixth each garments for regular cleaning charges plus $7.95 ofthe previous four years. Duke's Charlie Boiling finished 13th with rounds per order (not over 15 pieces) storage charges of 78, 71 and 74. He was followed by Paul Hinds­ and handling. ley, 77,75,74; Steve Potter, 76, 78, 73; Mike Forgash, Rugs cleaned and stored 77, 76, 77; Paul Bryan, 85, 75, 78; and Chris New­ as priced below man, 82, 86, 84. "I kept the ball in play with my driver, and njy chipping and putting were fantastic the last day," DUKE STUDENT LAUNDRY Goettman said. "We Basement—Union Building thought we had a chance finish in third place as a West Campus team, and we had the low team total the last day. It J. Haywood Evans, Manager was a good finish for us, and I'm sure we'll do a lot better next year."

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