the DUKE'S DAILY NEWSPAPER chronicle Volume 68, Number 55 Durham, North Carolina Wednesday, November 15, 1972 Expressway work continues, ASDU, ECOS planning fight By John Cranford holds the expressway contract, to comply with While work continues on the Durham National Environmental Policy Act and North East-West Expressway extension th^t will cut Carolina Environmental Policy Act procedures. across Campus Drive, both ASDU and ECOS are Smith stressed, however, that no decisions on working equally hard on measures to halt action had been made, "We're still working and construction. will procede as soon as possible." Roger Smith and Jerry Leonard, two Raleigh Smith would also make no predictions on the attorneys, have been retained by ASDU and reaction of the courts to the complaint, if it is ECOS, Inc., a North Carolina chartered filed. "Judges, have a great amount of discretion corporation, to work on the case and determine in matters such as restraining orders. We if there are any potential legal opportunities to wouldn't want to make a prediction at this keep the first leg from being built. time." In an interview last night Smith said that he Drew Diehl of Durham ECOS said yesterday and Leonard were looking into the legal and that the complaintants (ASDU and ECOS) in procedural matters dealing with the expressway the action were reasonably certain that federal and would possibly file a complaint today or laws had been violated by the issuance of an tomorrow in Middle District Court in insufficient environmental impact statement, but Greensboro or Durham County Superior Court. he was not certain at this time about state law. Procedural violation Co-plaintiffs Diehl also said that ASDU and ECOS were This sign was placed by several members of Smith said the legal action they are contemplating would be aimed at a failure by looking for co-plaintiffs for the court action, ASDU and ECOS at the construction site late the State Highway Commission and the Nello preferably Durham residents who have been last night (Photo by Phillip Kridel) Teer Construction Company of Durham, who displaced by the construction, or whose homes lie along the route's right-of-way. Diehl stressed that those people who own their homes are better prospects than those who lease. Work begins on apartments ASDU president Steve Schewel remarked that much of the property along the right-of-way By Larry Levey belongs to the University, including many of the Construction of the controversial student residential According to Larry Smith, director of housing houses. ''The University could file as a complex at Erwin Road and Anderson Street began on management, "There are at present no plans for day-care co-plaintiff, but apparently isn't willing to do Monday morning, with a cornerstone ceremony attended facilities in the complex." He declined to state rent so," Schewel said. by approximately 50 people. estimates for individual apartments. Juanita Kreps, professor of economics, and President Sanford and James Parker, president of Following the ceremony, a luncheon was held in the former dean of what was the Woman's College, Valley Forge Corporation, participated in laying the University Ballroom, costs being assumed by the Valley- resides on Pettigrew St., which parallels the cornerstone, with various Duke and Durham officials in Forge Corporation, which is developing the complex. expressway route. attendance. Speeches on the new housing project were given by Much controversy has recently surrounded the Parker, Chancellor Blackburn, and Charles Huestis, vice Close to route estimated 6.3 million dollar, 500 unit complex, with president of business and fnance. Kreps said last night that her house, which is leased from the University, is very close to the complaints ranging from the lack of proposed day-care Assembled for the luncheon was a hungry crowd facilities (a large percentage of the apartments will be consisting of administration officials, trustees, Buildings right-of-way. "The road will run just behind my reserved for married students) to speculation about the and Ground Committee members, and representatives of backyard," Kreps said. rental rates being beyond the range of student budgets. the Durham City Council. (Continued on page 6) Wake to study athletic program, role in ACC By Andy Burness Last year's basketball team finished last in department, informal athletics) that it may not The Wake Forest University faculty voted the ACC, and prospects. are no better for this center on the intercollegiate athletic program overwhelmingly Monday afternoon to authorize winter. Only in golf, where Wake is specifically." the dean of the college to "appoint an ad hoc nationally-recognized and in tennis, have the Great faith committee to study the University.s athletics Deacons earned victories from their scholarship He added, "I have the greatest faith in our program, its policies, and its practices," athletes. In two other sports, lacrosse and faculty and in the committee that has been according to Dr. William Cage, one of the soccer, Wake soes not even field teams. appointed. I think that they'll examine this faculty members who initiated the resolution. Cage expressed some displeasure that the thing from all sides and that they'll recommend Cage, associate professor of economics, had original proposal urging exit from the what is best for the University. originally joined with three other faculty conference did not pass, but he sees some "If they make any recommendation, I members to urge that Wake leave the Atlantic benefits coming out of the secondary resolution. suspect that the Board of Trustees will have to Coast Conference, and become a member of "The study of the total athletic program is disapprove or approve it." some other conference that is less competitive good because it will give the committee a Cage went on to elaborate on his feelings than the ACC, but this was voted down. chance to come back with some far-reaching concerning the original proposal, when he said, The timing of the resolution is not proposals other than changing conferences. On "I personally believe that Wake Forest should coincidental, coming on the heels of the firing the other, hand, the committee has so much to switch to a smaller conference Because we're in of head football coach Tom Harper. Harper had study (intramurals, physical education the ACC, thery is a strong need to compete on suffered the same miseries that many Wake the ACC level, which is extremely stiff. coaches have been subject to, namely losing "It has resulted in our admitting students much more often than winning. who are not interested in the University, except Lack of success as a place to play football or basketball. This is The Deacon scholarship athletic teams have LAST RUBY not good. generally been unable to compete successfully in "I think it is fair to say that we have the ACC, especially against the nationally-ranked The last Ruby of the semester will be on exploited some young men, not because they teams like North Carolina in football and UNC Residential Life at Duke. There will be a meeting for all those interested in helping work on it on are members of the University, .but because they and Maryland in basketball. Thrusday night at 9:30 in the Chronicle office. can play ball. This fall. Wake's football team had won only Subjects for articles include the status of "I firmly believe that athletics should be part one game until Harper's firing was announced. federations, the future of Duke's residential life of the University program, but I do not think The Deacons proceeded to beat Duke last system, and more. If you have any other ideas that the University program should be Saturday for their second win, but the trend has please come. determined by athletics. I think we're going in generally shown an inability to win consistently. this direction." Page Two The Chronicle Wednesday, November 15, 1972 SPECTRUM COLLOQUIUM: Dr. William FRENCH CORRIDOR: GENERAL OMEGA HOUSE. 502 Students planning to uke TODAY Nesbitt, Asst. Chairman of Oregon St.. is sponsoring a the LAW SCHOOL STOP THE EXPRESSWAY. Dept. of Community Medicine. conflict with the dinner on Thanksgiving day. ADMISSIONS TEST on Mass meeting of all Duke and Univ. of California at Davis. Sal AAU me it in lt.ik-n.li. the 5-7 p.m. for anyone stuck December 16 must regihtrr Durham people interested in will speak on -Family Practice: X-C FOR EVERYONE inside ol Duiham. We provide with Educational Testing Ugly Duckling", footrace has been switched to the turkey, you bring the side Service in Princeton, NJ. by , Tliui , No' a.m. Start at dishes. Call 286-3662 for November 24. Applications are e-Med Society Of fie D.U. golf course. information, directions. Or just show up. available in the Counseling Center, 309 Flowers Bldg. Basketball fans and other (Continued on Page 6) down-to-earth sorts: B-3 title The GRADUATE contenders JAVA GREEN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ZOO SEMINAR: PEACOCKS and the SULLIED will meet on Thursday. Nov. 20, 1972 FLESH jump center tonite at 8 November 16 at noon in the Bio Sci at 4:15 p.m. " on IM court 2. Be there. This Thursday in the law frequency distributions o_ _. Our Last Mid-Week Sale school courtroom CLIENT albumin polymorphism in subdivided species, Plethodoi Until January- TABLE: INTERVIEW and PRESENTENCE ARGUMENT, Jordoni (Caudata presented by three Durham Plethodontidae)" by Dr Any book on our attornies. From 2:30 to 4, SHARE-Wilson House for next Highti 6:30. THURSDAY, November sponsored by Student Trial semester can now be picked up Dep t of Zoolo Religious Shelf 16. Advocacy Club. Free. at the Wilson House desk. University of Maryland. There will be spaces for men Whet DURHAM SAVOYARDS' at Half-Pricel GERaMAN TABLE: Got the NC—PIRG: There will be an open meeting of NC—PIRG sle, The' sing-through of "The Yeoman blues? Come lose of the Guard" by Gilbert and Wednesday and Thursday German Table! Wed., Thursday at 8 p.m. in 201 repent-tents, of Flowers to discuss projects. about REPENTANCE, RESIDENT SPACES Sullivan, Sunday Novmeber 19, Only The public is invited. Thursday night. Nov. 16. 8:30 1972 at Allied Arts, 810 p.m., 136 Soc. Sci. Proctor Street, Durham from 3 ALL NCSL MEMBERS are LTC—sponsored by Campus til 5 p. Ne A nice chance to lay Crusade for Christ. JEWISH STUDENTS: There reminded of a very important encouraged! away a suitable Christmas will be a Hillel organizational meeting, Thursday night, Nov. meeting, tonight at 8 p.m., in 16, at 9:30 in room 227 Social aft. the Hillel room (013 Old Chem Science. Final bill topics will Published every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Bldg.). A new prayer book for be discussed and all members and Friday of the University year except during The Old Book Corner any gripes are expected to attend. University holidays and exam periods by the students of or suggest! Mil Duke University, Durham, N.C. Second class postage 137A East Rosemary Street A motion picture that paid at Durham, N.C. Delivered by mail at $16.00 per discussed. Sho ALL ECON MAJORS: takes you from the year. Subscriptions, letters and other inquiries should be Opposite Town Parking Lots Majors questionnaires on city slums to the top mailed to Box 4696, Duke Station, Durham, N.C. Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 chairman selection should be 27706. MARCHING BAND returned to the box outside of of the entertainment MEMBERS: Fittings for jacket 305 Soc. Sci. Bldg. by noon world. It has the rare and jersey awards for first and Thursday. On-campus majors appeal of "LOVE second year members will be should receive questionnaires held tonight in room 210 through the campus mail by STORY." Flowers Bldg.. 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. If you INSA GENERAL MEETING: The Institute for Nonviolent Study and Action will meet tonight at 7 p.m. in 106 Flowers Building. THE Daily Crossword by Joseph G. 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By Fred Klein Many departments have hired Noting the need to limit "general counsels," as he described instances of "police indiscretion" them, whose job it is to study Jerry V. Wilson, Chief of the ways iwhich the oficer on a beat Washington D.C. Metropolitan can do a better job, and to provide Police Department, said today's some link between police, police departments have set new prosecutors and the court system. precedents in their rules governing While many chiefs of police find it their oficers' duties and methods. difficult to relegate some of their Speaking before a small power to these men, most realize audience in the Law School that only in this way can positive Courtroom on Monday, Wilson changes be made to improve police pointed out that department performance. administrators today employ the Wilson pointed out that many help of trained lawyers and administrators now realize that experienced law-enforcement they must make new rules for their personnel to establish guidelines to officers rather than live by the make decisions easier for policemen often broad and vague edicts of the "who must make judgements in the judicial and legislative systems. middle of the night while facing Guidelines loaded guns." He mentioned that policemen Convenience have been trained in the past in the Police policies have changed proper usage of their revolvers, but Mayday, 1971 is one of the reasons the D.C. police have had to change recently, becoming more legally have never been given definitive their methods. (LNS photoj oriented, according to Wilson. guidelines as to proper times to use them. While the law states that an oficer may shoot at a person who resists arrest in a stolen car, it is Olympic attack broke Mid-East talksusuall y not a good idea as these persons are mostly youngsters who By Flora Lewis terrorists and a West German disaster such as that at Munich. are posing no immediate threat to (C) 1972 NYT News Service policeman as well as the 11 Israelis. anyone's life. PARIS —An authoritative Three of the guerrillas were Not only would the safety of Wilson said that the high western diplomatic source reported captured by the West German the negotiators be at stake, the incidence of "no paper cases" yesterday that just over a week police, but last month they were source said, but it must be assumed the arresting of persons followed before the.Palestinian attack at the freed and flown to Libya as that any nation in any way by their eventual release without Munich Olympics in September, involved would be considered a trials when a District Attorney Israel and Egypt had accepted a suitable target by Palestinians decides that there is so substantial plan for direct, secret contacts to determined to head of secret talks, case against them is an important open negotiations. Israel denies (Continued on page 16) (Continued on page 10) The source said officials were convinced that the purpose of the terrorist attack, which resulted in settlement No details disclosed the death of 11 members of the (C) 1972 NYT News Service Israeli Olympic team, was to break JERUSALEM—Israeli Foreign Ministry up the plan for these contacts. It sources denied last night that there had Soviet-US trade expands was the first time that neither been any agreement between Israel and I srael nor Egypt had refused a Egypt for direct negotiation before the base for future discussions Union raise capital for concrete proposal for secret Munich shootings in September. By Hedrick Smith which would bring U.S. major industrial projects. meetings the source went on. The sources also denied that an (C) 1972 NYT News Service and Soviet trade relations Western diplomats have MOSCOW-James J. So far as was known, no firm understanding had been reached between to the frontier." noted that the Soviet Jordan and Israel on the substantive issue Needham, Chairman of the During the four-day U n ion is turning to the date had been set. But appartnely Board of the New York Arab guerrillas learned of the of a settlement. visit, Needham has met United States and Japan The Israeli government cannot foresee Stock Exchange, yesterday with M. N. Shvednikov, for major industrial credits project and carried out their attack the prospect of negotiation with Egypt in announced joint plans with President of the Board of because, they say, that to create an atmosphere that would the near future, they asserted. Soviet officials for a Soviet the Soviet State Bank, and much of its potential credit make it impossible for the delegation to visit New with Yuri A. Ivanov. resources in Western Egyptian and Israeli governments York next year to discuss President of the Board of Europe have been used. to proceed at that time. ransom for a West German airliner m e a n s o f financing the Bank of Forei Trad Progress that had been hijacked with 20 expansion of Sov.et- No indication Bond issue It is considered that there has people aboard. American trade Neither side would One American Future talks In a joint statement details of their businessman here on a been substantial progress on an disclose mission quite independent Israeli-Jordanian settlement but According to the source, issued last night, Needham talks nor indicate how they and ranking officials in top might relate to specific of Needham's visit said he that any final accord will have to' officials have concluded that any Soviet banks proclaimed had learned that Soviet await agreement between Israel and future arrangement for an prospective Soviet- their first round of talks American deals. "It would authorities were interested Egypt. Israeli-Egyptian meeting will have here this week as "very in knowing how to float a to be kept totally secret if there is not be in the best interests King Hussein of Jordan has friendly, very informative of our country for me to bond issue in the U.S. "In always taken the position that he to be a chance of avoiding another in establishing a concrete talk about what we've five years, I'll bet they'll be could not end the 23-year-old discussed," Needham told able to do it," he said. Arab-Israeli dispute alone, or be one reporter. To another, seen standing far out in front of all he said he wanted to report However, the joint other Arab leaders. Israel, too, has Real World to the Exchange directors statement issued by insisted that a peace with Hussein (C) 1972 NYT News Service Investigation, said that he and first. Needham and his Soviet alone could not be considered WASHINGTON-Henry A. Southern Airways officials had Western financial counterparts did not touch lasting and that Egypt was the key Kissinger conferred with jointly decided to immobilize specialists reported that the on those topics directly. to an accord. President Nixon and other Southern's hijacked jet in Soviet officials are seriously high officials as he prepared Orlando, Fla., Saturday, but in need of investment The joint statement said Over the years various other to leave for Paris to begin that he personally had ordered capital and reluctant to sell merely that Needham had governments and private figures what the administration that it be done by shooting gold because it would hurt invited a Soviet delegation have made repeated attempts to regards as a crucial round of out the tires. Capt. J.J. their first-grade to New York early next arrange a serious Israeli-Egyptian talks with North Vietnam's O'Donnell, head of the credit-rating as well year to hold "continuing meeting. They always failed. Last chief negotiator Le Due Tho. nation's airline pilots, [old that might be discussions" on ways of summer, however, the first step Tho was reported to be on his complained in a letter to needed for grain purchases, increasing Soviet-American was prepared. way to Paris. President Nixon that the Some suggested that a trade and, in particular, on tire-shooting violated a The source did not know major interest of Moscow ways in which exchange NEW YORK-J. Patrick government agreement not to would be to set up joint member firms could use whether efforts to renew the plan Gray HI, acting director of disable an airliner without the American-Soviet companies their investment banking had been initiated since the Munich the Federal Bureau of approval of its pilot. that, if listed on a major and financial expertise to attack on Sept. 5, which ended in American stock exchange, help finance growing the death of five of the Palestinian would help the Soviet two-way trade. 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Jane Sherfey: often with wounds from "Having no cultural spent males who have restrict ions these female repulsed them." primates will perform coitus from 20 to 50 times Nible tells us that some a day during the peak week authorities believe there's of estrus.... If necessary no such thing as the new they will flirt, solicit, impotence. Among them is present and stimulate the noted sexologist, Dr. Albert male in order to obtain Ellis, who states simply Alternative Features Service months compared to 28.6 "likely to be a real effect few experts feel that only successive coitions. 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We don't make a lot of noise, but this is where it's Why? Because it's good business. Helping to clean really happening. You see, a large corporation like Kodak has the Genesee River not only benefits society... but helps pro­ the resources and the skill to make this world a little more de­ tect another possible source for the clean water we need to cent place to live. And we intend to do what we can to see make our film. Our combustible waste disposal facility not that this is exactly what happens. only reduces pollution... but just about pays for itself in Take our home city, Rochester, New York for exam­ heat and power production and silver recovery. Our black ple. We cut water pollution in the Genesee River by using enterprise program not only provides an opportunity for the natural bacteria to dispose of unnatural wastes. We cut air economically disadvantaged... but helps stabilize communi­ pollution by using electrostatic precipitators in a new com­ ties in which Kodak can operate and grow. And distributing bustible waste disposal facility. We helped set up a black cameras and film to teachers and students not only helps enterprise program in downtown Rochester, and we've been motivate the children... but helps create a whole new market. experimenting with film as a way to train both teachers and In short, it's simply good business. And we're in busi­ students—including some students who wouldn't respond to ness to make a profit. But in furthering our business interests, anything else. we also further society's interests. And we didn't stop with Rochester. Kodak is involved And that's good. After all, our business depends on in 47 countries all over the world. Actively involved. society. So we care what happens to it. Kodak More than a business. Page Six The Chronicle Wednesday, November 15, 1972 ASDU asks members to oppose expressway By Frank Owen within guidelines established by the Henry Beck, ASDU vice CCC. president, asked the ASDU The third was submitted to legislature for help in organizing ASDU in rough form and refined support for the Duke Community by the ASDU executive and Dean Against the Durham Crosstown James Douthat. It is basically the Expressway (DCADCE), at last same as the second alternative but night's meeting. also "works our specific guidelines Leaflets were given to each enabling minority groups to resolve legislator urging them to attend an redresses against them," according organizational meeting of the to Pearson. Also, "anyone can DCADCE tonight at 7 p.m. in initiate adjudication; there would Zener Auditorium. no longer be rule by administrative The Mystical Revelation of Rastafari performing last night. (Photo by Taxes at work fiat." Phillip Kridel) Also, Beck left with several After the proposal has been 1 legislators just after the legislative finalized, "there is a good chance it On 'social change vocations meeting to erect a sign at the will come back to ASDU for construction site reading: "Your approval," Pearson said. highway taxes at work" followed Men's Alliance by a skull and crossbones. A move to charter a Duke men's OPT, INSA set internships In discussion following Beck's alliance was adopted despite broad By Tricia Dykers organizations, according to Roaf. report, Dave Audet, an off campus opposition. Dissenting legislators OPT (Vocations for Social Change) Participants will sit/ii on the groups, legislator, asked if students could charged the alliance was seeking a and the Institute for Nonviolent Study leam about their projects, and work with be prosecuted under Duke's picket charter "to make a mockery of the and Action (INSA) are sponsoring an them, she said. and protest policy if they women's alliance and the system internship program with social groups participated in a sit-in in within which we work." during the weeks of Christmas vacation, Roaf said that OPT and INSA will opposition to the expressway. according to Marilyn Roaf, an OPT make arrangements for interested Tim Chappers, the legislator students with the appropriate group. Beck answered that protests organizing the alliance, countered counselor. would not be conducted on that there was no reason to deny Roaf said that the purpose of the Locations of the groups include University property but rather the organization a charter since it i n te r n ship program is to provide an Washington, New York, Philadelphia, opportunity for students to begin Boston, and Atlanta, Roaf said, but outside of University jurisdiction. was "taken word for word from thinking about a vocation after Curt Martin, a member of ASDU's the women's alliance charter." arrangements may be made for other graduation. places. executive commission, added that A motion was made to postpone The porgram would give participants protests at the construction site Examples of groups are the the chartering of the organization considering involvement in social change Philadelphia Life Center, which is a would not block University indefinitely but was defeated by a an idea of what types of vocations are nonviolent study and action collective, activities. wide margin. right for them, she said. National Action Research on the CCC When a motion was made to Another goal of the project, said Military-Industrial Complex (NARMIC) in Nick Pearson, a member of the charter Duke's gay alliance, Roaf, is for participants to bring skills Philadelphia, and Vocations for Social executive commission and the CCC, laughter broke out among the and ideas in social change back to the Change in Washington and Boston. reported that the CCC will consider representatives. Durham community. Interested students should contact the tonight how to approve social The groups consist of alternative OPT office in Flowers Building for more regulations drawn up by dorms at (Continued on page 16) cultural experiments and political action information, Roaf added the first of each academic year, should the dorms be granted this power next year. Alliance discusses goals with Sanford According to Pearson, the CCC will pick one of three alternatives By Sarah Holzsweig guidelines for hiring women as faculty woman in some position of power would which have been drawn up within members, Quinn said in an interview be beneficial, because a woman would be the past week. Members of the Affirmative Action yesterday. She said that the Women's more sympathetic to the problems of The first, giving the CCC Committee of the Women's Alliance at Alliance would like to see each women in finding jobs. automatic adjudication of each Duke discussed some of the group's department set goals based on the proposal submitted by each dorm, priorities with President Sanford on number of qualified women available in Since a task force on discrimination "is not dorm autonomy by a long Tuesday. According to Naomi Quinn, an that field, that is, the number of women would need the power to inspect shot," Pearson said. assistant professor of anthropology and a receiving doctorates from the top 40 University statistics, such a group would member of the committee, the topics universities. "By the legislature's choice, the have to be set up by the administration discussed included faculty recruitment in order to be elective, according to ASDU executive and the legislature practices, the administrative structure for Quinn. are opposed to this," he continued. She added that her group was action on equal employment, and the dissatisfied that the compliance officer Quinn said that Sanford's reaction to The second alternative would possibility of setting up a task force for for Duke's equal employment plan was a the suggestions was generally favorable, grant automatic approval to each the study of discrimination at Duke. white male. She said that members of the and that he was "aware of the dorm's proposal should it fall There are .at present no concrete Affirmative Action Committee feel that a problems." Medical center needs -Spectrum-Spectrum-Spectrum- (Continued from page 2) All interested students are DUKE PLAYERS Guest The FEDERAL SERVICE invited to participate in theatre Director Robert Brink. They ENTRANCE EXAMINATION workshop Mondays and Fridays will be held in the East Duke additional parking space will be given on the Duke 1-2:30, to be conducted by Chapel. Call 3181. campus Wednesday, Nov. 29, at 7 p.m. Students must sign up By Marta Justak critique of the new parking plan. To this in the Placement Office no The feasibility of having the Medical date a total of 9,048 vehicles have been No 22. This Center and University parking system registered including 4,514 registered on will : under one jurisdiction was discussed at campus and 4,534 at the Medical Center. -Expressway- the University traffic commission meeting The commission revealed that 115 to PSYCHICS ONLY—We ace Monday night. 140 empty spaces in the engineering lot Real. NEW AWARENESS; (Continued from page 1) informal union of psychically Members of the commission explained will be filled as soon as possible with interested friends. Gall Blue/ the different responsibilities and needs of gratbjate students on the waiting list. 286-7261 11 p.m. to midnight. Kreps said that the position taken by the the Medical Center, particularly the With regard to reducing the hours of University on the proposed expressway has been current lack of parking facilities for restriction in the parking areas to shorter Studei uld like t uncertain until now. "We were all parties in the many employees and the need for more terms, the committee decided to wait programs for students about discussion a year ago when the request was money to meet future parking demands. until more information on the success of made for the (environmental impact) study," i.e. th The traffic commission considered the the parking plan was available. should contact Sally Tom at Kreps noted. possibility of a Medical subcommittee to A special request from the 4165 or ASDU t But Kreps said now she assumes "the act as liasion between the trafic administration to make a free parking lot Sunday night. commission and the Medical Center. University is not making any attempts to block at the intersection of Highway 751 and Students planning to take the construction." Members felt that this would create more Science Drive was rejected by the the GRADUATE RECORD communication and eliminate overlapping EXAMINATION on December Kreps added that she is not planning a committee as being too close to a paid 9 must register with E.T.S. in areas between the two groups. This zone. There is also a possibility of Princeton, NJ. by November protest of her own, since she would be possibility will be taken to Chancellor 21, the last day for registration protesting against something that her landlord making this area into an "all zone" lot to with a late fee. Applications Blackburn for consideration. aceommodate the overflow from the are available n the Counseling (the University) is not actively protesting The commission also reviewed a Medical Center. Center, 309 Flowers Bldg. against. Wednesday, November 15, 1972 The Chronicle Page Seven Religious group defends dope usage Bible related to modern age

By Jim Caudill "I and my Father are one," to show that God Stressing peace and love as the solutions to mankind's Is here on earth, "in man, in each and every man." problems, three members of the music group called Leaving the Bible, the Rastifarians defended their use "The Mystic Revelation of Rastafari" spoke yesterday in of marijuana as a gift from God, saying that the herb the Social Sciences building. prevents cancer. According to them, every group on The Rastifarians are a religious group centered in earth except themselves suffers from that disease. black countries such as Ethiopia and Jamaica. They Brother Joe believe that God returned to earth in 1930 in the form Another point stressed by the Rastifarians is that of Haile Selassie I, who was named Ras Tafarai before education must be free, and that new directions must be his coronation, and cite biblical passages that point to a undertaken to assure equal education for all. Brother second coming. Joe suggested that education songs, filled with Brother Phil information, be played on the radio along with the usual In their lecture, the Rastafarians read several Biblical pop songs. Then people without the opportunity to passages and commented on them, showing how they attend school could learn, too. relate to modern society. Brother Phil, one of the three, Also, an emphasis should be put on living, rather said "The Bible says 'Thou shait have no other gods than dying, they said. Too much time is spent worrying before me, in the heavens above or the earth below.' about life insurance and preparing for the future. This means you don't look for God above you, and you In a final statement, one of the brothers observed don't look for God below you. God is here on earth. that the main problem in the U.S. is the lack of love. God is the love present in man, if it is present." We should develop a conviction of love to the world; He continued, "So you show your beliefs, and God's make a conviction for life, he said. presence, by giving love to your fellow man, not by The afternoon lecture was followed by an evening hitting him or shooting him." concert of an assortment of black music, in the unusual Flowers in h e gardens. (Photo by Doug The Rastifarians emphasized the power of the Bible, combination of styles the group is known for. Chamberlain) saying that if everyone read and followed the Bible, there would be no problems between men. In effect, the kingdom of God would be here on earth. Interpret Outside interests encourage Brother Phil added that the Bible must not only be read, but interpreted, too, "The Bible is written in mystic symbol and parable," he said. He used the southern African repression

By Jeanie Faulkner She expressed the opinion that "Portugal has done a AAS office hours To die a tribe and be born a nation is the dream of poor job in what it has seen as its 'civilizing mission'." the Mozambiquan people, according to a film on the Illiteracy and economic instability remain great problems The Association of (choir)—Wilbert Mickens, southern African liberation movement presented at a in southern Africa, Hultman explained. African Students will Community —James YM-YWCA general meeting Monday night. maintain regular office Williams, and Black The film "A Luta Continua" [the struggle continues] A main point of discussion in the liberation hours beginning Monday, Studies—Elaine Woodard. deals with the struggle of the Mozambiquan people to movement is that without outside aid, Portugal could November 13, 1972. Morning hours will be free themselves from Portuguese control. It describes the not sustain her control over the people in southern Committee chainnen will from 10 to 12 and work and accomplishments of Frelimo, the liberation Africa. then be able to receive afternoon hours will be movement in Mozambique. Gulf Oil messages more efficiently. from 3 to 5 every week Tami Hultman and Reed Kramer, who recently The promotional announcement for the Y program The committees are day. During these hours returned to the United States after a year of research in stated that, "This help • comes from her {Portugal's] chaired by the following members of the Association southern Africa spoke at the program. NATO allies, from her military alliance with the United persons: Counseling—Donell will be in the Association's U.S. involvement States, and from giant corporations like Gulf [Oil Bell, Recruitment — office in 402 Union tower Hultman prefaced the film with a discussion of the Company] who help her exploit the African people and Lawrence Campbell, to answer calls. situation in southern Africa and the involvement of the rob tht TI of their natural resources." According to Correspondence The office numbers are United States and other countries and institutions in the Kramer, over 400 American corporations have interests (Secretary)—Sandra Dorsey, 4154 and 5125. The southern African-Portuguese conflict. in southern Africa. Finance (Treasurer)—Don Association's mailing The liberation movement is an attempt to "guaru in an interview, Hultman said that the Gulf Oil Edwards, Programs—Otis address is P.O. Box 4753 against development of new Vietnam," she said King, Social—Stephanie Company considers Angola, a Portuguese province in Duke Station. On campus "Vietnams" are the predictable outcome of the U.S. southern Africa, to be its major oil production area. The Ramsey, Black Arts mail is received at the SA drive to control outside resources, according *o (Dance)—Charles Staten, company has made a heavy strike here, and in 1970 office. Hultman. produced 150,000 barrels of oil each day, she added. "Gulf is directly involved in the war." Hultman said. In 1968 the company signed an agreement with Portugal which provided for advance payments from Gulf for Possible youthfare abolishment rent, taxes, etc. if the Portuguese needed help in financing the war, according to Hultman. In 1969 and 1970 the Gulf Oil Company paid a total of $27 million to the Portuguese government, she said. sparks rumors, misinformation Troops She also explained that "Portugal considers the Gulf By Debbie Eichner formerly Transcontinental Bus System, Inc. He insists projects so important that the government has sent The possible abolishment of youth fare discounts on that the board was prompted by its chairman, Secore D. special troops to guard the area. Before doing this, they U.S. airlines has resulted in the recent circulation of Browne, to examine how well the airlines are actually moved all of the African population out of the area." rumors, counter-rumors, and misinformation. "serving the public interest." According to Hultman, a Gulf official said that the In January, 1970, the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) Time period company had no responsibility to consider anything began a 9-point domestic passenger fare investigation. After the Civil Aeronautics Board decides to conduct except retuns to shareholders. Included in this examination are areas such as an investigation, they establish a time period during "There have been some actions against Gulf", investment return, accounting, depreciation, seating, and which interested groups can present their views and Hultman said. A nationwide boycott of Gulf, begun by fare structure. proposals. Swinford said that it was not until this time an Ohio church, recently received further support from According to Bill Swinford, director of the CAB that the bus organizations became involved. many New England churches, explained Hultman. Office of Information, discount fares which provide The Houston marketing firm also disclosed that in Harvard reduced rates for groups such as youth, military January, 1968, CAB examiner Arthur S. Present decided "And, at Harvard this fall," she added, "the personnel, or families are being examined since they are that discount fares were unjustly discriminatory to other Pan-African Liberation Committee occupied the such "an integral part of the fare system.".. passengers since age alone isn't a valid distinction administration building in protest against the university's Election issue between travelers. This ruling was reversed after an ownership of Gulf stock." The administration refused to Swinford said in a telephone interview Monday night, overwhelming mail response was received from college sell the stock, but did begin questioning the company, that the investigation is still underway. However, a students. according to Hultman. Houston marketing firm, Continental Marketing Survey The Institute for Nonviolent Study and Action at Corporation, has claimed that a decision has been When a CAB examiner surveyed major U.S. airlines, Duke has formed a committee for the support of the reached against reduced rates, and its announcement has fourteen companies were in favor of youth fare south African liberation movement, according to a been postponed so as not to become an election issue discounts and offered the reduced rate. Ten others representative who was present at the program. The among the new college-aged voters. either opposed discounts for 12 to 21 year-olds or took committee will try to set up internships for interested Although this information Wf released to many no stand. students and will try to determine the effect of the Gulf campus newspapers across the country, Swinford said it The fare structure involves substantial sums of boycott at Duke and in Durham. is neither authorized nor true. He claims that the writer money. Over 300 million dollars are spent annually on Methods "knows not of where he speaks," and that it is youth fare tickets. In addition, approximately one In order to maintain control in southern Africa, impossible lo predict either the board's decision or when million youth cards entitling the bearer to the reduced Portugal uses methods similar to those used by the it will announce the ruling. rates are purchased each year. United States in Indochina, Hultman said. The Swinford also denied the rumor that the investigation If the CAB rules to abolish discount rates, the airlines Portuguese attempt to control the people by destroying was initiated by National Trailways Bus System, a trade could conceivably lower the general fare price to their fields, schools, clinics and hospitals, and by using association of bus companies, and TCO Industries, Inc., compensate for the additional ticket revenue, methods of terrorization, the film explained. the chronicle

Today is Wednesday, November 15. 1972. On Shis day in 1920, the first meeting of the League of Nations was called to order in Geneva. Switzerland: the United Slates declined to attend. "Accepting white ma Forty-nine years later, the whole world was watching as a million Americans converged on Washington, marching, chanting, crying, shouting, singing for an end to the hilling. Wondering what steps to talie to make Amerika answer the call of peace, this is the trudging Chronicle, Duke's Daily Newspaper, published at Duke in pre Durham, North Carolina, where we say if you can't see the light at the end of the tunnel, blow it up. Volume 68, Number 55. News, 2663. Business, 6588. Akwesasne Notes/LIBERATION News Service should open his mouth, but Night editor for today's issue, Frederick Bioren Getze Editor's note: The following rather how he should get his piece, which first appeared in the work done. Assistant night editor, Debbie Eichner Tucson Citizen, was written by a They criticized how rude I Papago Indian who wishes to was not to say "good morning," remain anonymous. He talks "good afternoon," "hi," about a few very concrete "goodbye," etc. to every one of examples of racism and cultural them. To the Papago it is silly to chauvinism that he and others greet each other with the same like him face in working Save the Duke 5000 situations with whites. He wrot it in the hope that "maybe it wu. open some doors to Indians." As you read this, earth-movers not use it to the fullest if facing the spectre of empty dorms. are clearing the land for the central I am a Papago Indian, and campus apartments. If the findings All in all, it is hard to very proud to be one. The main Occupied of last week's Chronicle study of understand this new affection for problem I am concerned with is Duke housing hold up, it appears off-campus housing among unemployment for Papago that the central campus apartments University administrators. Indians. Some of the problems I By Tajin will be the forerunner of a new Something smells fishy, and what it have in keeping a job I will Dry southwest, gleaming in the s trend in housing at Duke. is is that in haggling over whether the housing should be on or off watch your children cry as the The University apparently is I have worked with white seriously considering future housing campus, everyone is presuming an great white cloud covers you, answer to the larger question of people, but couldn't get along Raining foul curses upon your bt construction in terms of with them, or maybe they didn't off-campus apartment complexes. whether Duke should build more The rain you wished for housing at all. get along with me. The people I As Robert Krueger, dean of Trinity worked with were all Flows in ditches, College, commented, "We're a lot We oppose the construction of non-Indians. They talked behind Feeding the multiplying greyrtess safer building apartments than any new student residences, my back. in your once clear sky, dorms now." regardless of whether they are on or off campus, or whether they be They criticized the way I While we, your children, go hung Evidently, the University is dressed. A great many Papagos moving in this direction on the garden apartments, high-rises, You now grow the bitter fruit dormitories or huts. disapprove of the white shirt and basis of evidence of national trends necktie bit. This is one reason that we must pick to live, showing students to be moving off We feel that more student why the Papago turns away Live to watch the whiteness seep campus in droves, leaving some housing can mean only one thing, clerical jobs, or vice versa. The into our language, our culture, oj universities with empty more students. We feel that Duke Papago tries to be neat in every To crush us from within. dormitories. By projecting these is already a large and way—if he can afford it. trends onto Duke the depersonalizing institution as it is. They criticized how quiet I administration is rejecting the idea We have watched year after year as [This poem first appeared in / of constructing on-campus was. They wished they'd - hired the undergraduate population has American paper put out in Roost residence facilities. crept up higher and higher until someone else who'd be a little this year it catapulted over the more lively. Well, this Indian isn't We feel that the administration concerned about how much he reasoning here is suspect on two 5,000 mark. counts. The first is that Duke The University attitude seems to housing patterns are clearly running be that Duke has the academic contrary to the national trend. facilities to accommodate a larger Remember last spring when the student body. This at least is what administration cluttered up all the Chancellor John Blackburn told the dormitories with flyers exhorting Board of Trustees last spring when students to move into the new they protested yet another increase Duke Manor Apartments? in the student body size. Remember this fall when We have no empirical data to University spokesmen explained challenge Blackburn's contention, away continued overcrowding on though our own experiences in the grounds that not enough Corj classes leave us highly skeptical of students had moved of campus? its validity. But academic capacity It is hard to understand why an is not the point. The University institution that has had to coax should refuse to acquiesce to the students off campus, and that has temptation to garner greater war waiting lists for admittance into revenue through the tuition of on-campus residences, would now extra students. come to the conclusion that the In the past the business office : wave of the future flows off has had to operate under the War recruiters don c a mpus. Has Duke weighed the constraint of limited housing. They uniforms. possible explanations to the unique could accept only as many students Interviewing Pros pi trend occuring here now? The as could be persuaded off-campus Westinghouse Electric administration has certainly failed or squeezed into dormitories, and in defense contracts. Westinghouse w r< to establish any grounds for squeeze they did. The ultimate co a believing that housing patters at solution is obvious—build more —weapon ntr< Duke will suddenly reverse in the housing, and then accept more million) near future. —fire control systei students. Pretty soon Duke can -electronic c°Unte Another problem with the look like U. of Wisconsin or U. of -TACS, Tactical A Univeristy's fear of empty Maryland: great for business, but These and othe dormitories after the off-campus don't try to live there. production, not reseai migration which it anticipates in If the University wants to Westinghouse peac the next few years is the fact that expand, we feel it should lay the their war work, their the University has the power to cards out on the table and let peace. control thy flow off-campus. Keep everyone examine the proposal on in mind that the University reserves its merits. the right to deny a student In the meantime, the Medical permission to move off-campus. Center should keep its hands off This permission clause is a mere the Grad Center and Duke should formality now, but who would accept no more students than it believe that the University would has room for. lan s ways : roblems of a Papago word day after day, because it word "hi." will only become meaningless. They criticized how rude it The Papago, when greeting on was not to introduce myself to a a morning or any time, will say new person on the job. When a what he wants to, but it is not Papago wants to know who greeting like "good morning." At somebody else is, he will ask times he will ask, "Are you someone else, or he'll hear his feeling fine?" which I think has a name mentioned. little more meaning than the You know, to the Papago, it is quite funny to see people shake hands when introduced. Shaking hands is done only for religious purposes. When meeting a new person, a smile shows the person is already accepted as a friend. d Territory They criticized how rude I was not to say thank you when done a favor. To the Papago, y Tajinita there is no such word. When a n the sun, favor is done or a gift is given, he * the shows appreciation by returning ou, something of equal value to the giver. (Those people never saw /our body, the favors I returned which meant thank you.) These are some of the reasons eyness I was told to quit my job. So now I'm looking for another, knowing that I'll face the same o hungry. problems in the white society. fruit And I know that some (not all) white people think these ss seep Papago customs are crazy, and I :ure, our veins. know too that they wish we'd accept the white man's ways. But believe me, to the Indian it is crazy to give up what God gave •d in Akwesasne Notes, a Native us (to be proud of) just so you'd t Rooseveltown, N.Y.} gradually get rid of the Indian. Perhaps then, America will be J yours to keep. Sex and the single grad GSA Editor's note: The following is reprinted Undergraduate women: These present a Committee on Sexual Concerns exists at in part from the 1972-3 Graduate Student much more fertile field. The Duke girls are Duke which is quite active regarding Association Handbook. highly selected and hence smarter than the sex-oriented problems. Contact Sue Sex male undergraduates. A sizeable minority Fishman at 2163. Roughly two thirds of Duke graduate of them are both attractive and intelligent. >rporate They might like to meet a mature man like The key to meeting men of your type is students are married. If you are one of you. to realize that men are creatures of habit these people, the advice that follows won't and are usually interested in meeting be of much use. like-minded women. Therefore, learn the Hints for men All you need to contact an campus "routine" and go where your kind The problem is, there are only two undergraduate girl is her name (much easier of man is most likely to be found. Use the irriors women in any of your classes; one is to ask than a phone number). Look up the smaller "minor" libraries and departmental married and the other is ugly - right? name in the last section on the Duke reading rooms. Medical students use the Furthermore, you live with your roommate phone book. Her residence is listed there in Medical Library (located in the hospital - on Sprunt St. You need to meet graduate code. Crack the code, then look up the find any entrance and wait for a tall, ;ers don't always come in starred and striped students and undergraduates (the medical number of the residence in the same book. handsome prospective guide to ask for students have the nurses). First, a somber Call it and ask for her. Ways to meet further information); law students use the g Prospective employees on campus today is note: there are no mixers held in the undergraduate girls: a) stop your car at the Law Library; from there the train of Electric, which currently has $417.7-m!llion Durham area which you may attend bus stop on East Campus (on Campus thought should be clear. itracts. uninvited designed to facilitiate intercourse Drive fifty yards from the underpass) and ise War-oriented projects include: between the sexes except the GSA party in offer one or more girls a ride to West, b) These places are great for studying and control system for F-4 bombers ($40 September. Go to the East Campus tennis courts and for taking breaks from. Go to the most Graduate women: These creatures are all hit a ball against the backboard until you crowded places you can find — snack bars ol system for the F-4 ($10 million) smart enough for you but they are harder see a girl doing the same. An ex-chairman and dining halls — and look for either a : counter measure for the F-4 ($12 million) to meet than undergraduates. About fifty of the GSA met his wife this way. c) If briefcase or a studious-looking guy himself. ictical Air Control System ($3 million) of them live in the Townhouse Apartments you teach, any former student is an Since there is lowh.ire else to sit, would he d other Westinghouse contracts are for on Swift Avenue between the campuses. excellent prospect (depending on what kind mind sharing a table, booth, etc? This may at research. Ways to meet them: a) Ask a married of teacher you are), d) Hang around East result in some undergraduate se peace-time production is supported by woman you know to introduce you to a Campus. Snack in the Dope Shop, study in companionship, but it will be brief and 'k; their smart bombs prohibit the world's friend, b) on a nice summer day appear at the library or Carr Building, browse around perhaps enjoyable; it's a great way to the Townhouse swimming pool and say hi. the Art Museum. Women are all over the expand your nodding acquaintances in a Girls will be there, c) on the way to school place, and you can probably muster up the perfectly acceptable way. If you eventually stop your car at the corner of Swift Ave. nerve to speak to one if you are eating or establish some sort of routine yourself, this and Campus Drive. Offer a ride to the studying near-by. helps to assure generally the same set of girl(s) standing there waiting for the bus. d) Hints for Women faces at break time. if the ugly girl in your class lives in Be reminded first that there is a These techniques are tried and true. Townhouse Apartments, make it a point to University Gynecology Clinic available for When all else fails, you might carry a copy leam from her the existence of any parties you to use. Call Student Health at 6721 of Love Story conspicuously; it helps if being held in the apartments. for information. Also, an Ad Hoc you look like Ali McGraw. Page Ten The Chronicle Wednesday, November 15, 1972 Letters to the editorial council larger number of students to you're probably going to be who aren't from Duke won't be frequently than it has done this Dope Durham at higher tuition prices, disappointed. But if you notice reading this): fail. Concerts here are definitely giving them less financial aid. and an upsurge of honestly and Well, we finally had our night social events. The "silly human To the edit council: providing no housing. Moreover, openness in the expression of gang. It was good to be with you race" needs to be truly silly in a affection between people of the On several occasions we have the administration does not seem all again. It had been awhile big way from time to time. If to see the injustice of increasing same sex, then maybe you're the very large group can come gone to the Dope Shop on a since we all convened in our big Saturday afternoon for the competition between Duke seeing the "fruits of our efforts" together more often (meaning Interim Sanctuary where we lunch—and found it closed. For students and Durham citizens for (if you'll pardon an atrocious more widely appealing concerts) various reasons such as the limited amount of low cost pun). could light up together once then the temperature won't run employment or appointments we housing on the market. The only We ask for tolerance and more and welcome our music so intensely high when it have been unable to make the housing which the community non-interference from the statght makers in celebration of the tie happens, and the frustrated 1:30 deadline for lunch in the has provided to fill in the gap Duke community... realistically, that binds. I hope we melted harping wil! lessen in between. Blue and White. So we went left by the uni versi ty's we know better than to ask for away your unhappiness, Eric I only see it as unfortunate downstairs to get a sandwich, irresonsibility to the community their active support. From the Galton, at the peak of that the tremendous common oniv to find that the Dope Shop is expensive—out of the range of gay people at Duke, we ask this: match light. energy we demonstrated is CLOSED until after the many Duke students and let us know you're here! We Saturday night seems to find its This time was different from football game. We think that certainly out of the range of low don't require a name or any only coordinated outlet at events enough people would come to income people in Durham. other "incriminating" data, the last, though. Did you notice such as this. Thousands of people buy something to justify keeping It is unconscionable that the unless you want to give it...we the hints of danger, the potential showing their shared strong the Dope Shop open during U n iversity, in its demand for understand that "paranoia runs for hostile eruption? The sign, desire for that which is good football games. What if someone undergraduate tuitions, does not deep;" but do give us the moral "First Aid Station," with a big between men. The street wants a milk shake or aspirin at have the integrity to take the support of letting us know that red cross. The pushing at the demonstrations are over. Peace 3 o'clock? Not everyone goes to responsibility for its impact on you've heard of our existence. door becoming insistent enough has not yet arrived. It was an the football game. the community of Durham. It is Orion/Duke Gay Alliance to bring a little panic into the Affirmative, but certainly not a Tom Norton '74 unfortunately all too believable Box 7686, College Station voices of the M.A. herders. And Tranquil concert. So okay, we've Peter Kenney '73 that Duke administrators who Durham 27708 of course, the encore. Duke shown we're together; the work in air-conditioned, carpeted Rick Melcher '74 audiences are very demanding, question is, "Where?" offices which have more space Lyn Stirewalt '73 than some of the rooms on West Puddin' rewarding ourselves as much as our performers. We always get in which three people live can To the edit council: Stop call the present housing situation our encore, which is fortunate, Congrats To the edit council: "tolerable." Tolerable by whom, because this time the applause, Georgie Porgie puddin' and pie To the edit council: To the Duke community: may I ask? shouts, whistles, moved ever so Kissed all his Demo friends Congratulations Boycotters! I don't think that the students slightly across the boundary from Sally Austin Tom '73 According to dining hall of D.U. are helpless to prevent goodbye. cheer to jeer, and I admit to my authorities, we will have that the East-West Expressway from He thought that alone up to uneasiness, fearing what would funny looking plant instead of cutting th rough Durham and Nixon he'd face happen if Yes did not in fact salads, and no lettuce in our *,C ampus Drive in particular. I Orion/DGA But was stomped all over in the return to the stage. sandwiches till May. think that 30-40 concerned To the edit council: election race. Mike Freeman '7,5 students could peacably stop This is an open letter to the The climax of the now familiar matchlight ceremony was construction at least by Campus Duke community: Georgie and Barry started a club totally positive, and when we all Drive until the environmental Take note! Gay people are With a guiding theme as its Cards issues concerning the expressway coming out on campus. I refer to rose with our matches, and central hub. can be discussed more the creation of two gay groups sparklers, to the crexcendant To the edit council: It said that, in democracies, in completely. on campus, Duke Gay Alliance music at the beginning of Yes' Regarding your ASDU order to win meeting news story of last week, Mark Stenerson '73 and Orion. Both were created set, I felt tears come to my eyes. this year in an attempt to fill the Regard radical viewpoints as a there is a correction we feel It was a joyous moment of needs to be made. It was urgent needs/wants of the gay very deadly sin. complete community, yet I community here. DGA is reported that a proposal So listen real hard to the man wonder about the all-or-nothing Reprehensible exclusively for members of the concerning a new system by who will say quality of the event, resembling To the edit council: Duke academic community; which deans cards would be kept "I'm a man of the people, I'll the Fourth of July more than had been accepted and would Dean Krueger's statement in Orion is more of a show them the way." the spiritual communion of last soon go into effect. However, last Friday's Chronicle article total-community (which includes For if he gets screwed in the this is just a possible system that about the housing for Duke Durham) organization. They are year. election brawl, has only been discussed and in students that, "We don't growing in both membership and In the eyes of the people, he was I'm talking about the no way finalized. We regret any necessarily have to build more, influence, and it won't be long difference between the diffuse misinterpretation of this article. the community will provide before their presence will be no man at all. glow of a spontaneous, gradually Steve Schewel '73 other housing. If we don't do it, noticed by the entire University and community. Glen Dawson '76 spreading warmth, and the Craig Lutton '74 somebody else will be there to forced, orgiastic, nearly reflexive fill in," reflects an ethically "Take note" doesn't mean spasm of a long-overdue release. Editors note: To the best reprehensible attitude upon "beware" ... it means "hey, Matches recollection of the Chronicle which decisions about residential wake up!" There are gay people This is where the role of an reporter who covered the life are made. The administration at Duke. If you're on the To the edit council: effective M.A. committee comes October 31 meeting, the story is does not seem to see the irony in lookout for limp-wristed, To the people at the Yes in. Pressure at Duke is high, and an accurate report of what this trend of their bringing a sashaying, type-cast faggots, then concert (although those of you the lid needs to come off more Lutton said. Committee to consider adding -Wilson-

(Continued from page 3) a fight and later end up a new environmental major issue. With the advent of investigating a homicide." the legal counsels that Another instance in The University-wide Forestry and Executive environment as one system, the University of Georgia Wilson discussed, "no paper which persons are not Environmental Education Director of the must rapidly replace stressed that "scientists and cases" have diminished in usually brought to trial is Committee will hold its Environmental Center current fragmented applied technologists must become Washington recently. in arrests for possession of first meeting on Thursday stressed the desirability of science that by and large dedicated students of Unrealistic marijuana as District November 16 at 3:30 p.m. student presence and attempts to manage economics, law and However, he emphasized Attorneys feel that these in Gross Chemistry participation in the components as separate political science—and vice that a complete elimination trials do not usually end up Audi torium. One of the activities of the entities." versa since ecosystem of "no paper cases" is in convictions. topics on the agenda is the Environmental Education management requires the unrealistic as there are When asked whether the question of establishing an Committee. It is important, Odum, the director of coordinated effort of the various charges made high incidence of "no undergraduate major in he said, "that they become the Institute of Ecology at sciences and humanities." against persons that paper cases" may have Environmental Studies. involved in this first arresting officers know will some reflection on the Participation on the meeting, so they may help usually not be brought to effectiveness of officers' committee was solicited by shape the direction of trial. The most notable of searching techniques in that a questionnaire mailed to environmental education at these are cases of they are violating the 4th faculty members by the Duke." Yes- intra-family assault where Ammendment, Wilson Duke Environmental The last speaker protagonists decide after replied that fewer than 1% Center. The questionnaire sponsored by the center (Continued from page 13) mentioned earlier, the someone has been arrested of the cases in the category expressed the desire "to was Dr. Eugene Odum who their approach to music; shows were fun to hear and that they do not really of serious crimes in a have at least one gave a talk last Thursday perhaps their forthcoming watch. For those who want to press charges. recent month involved representative from every on the need for "ecosystem album will give us cause to attended, it was surely a When asked why these some question of a faulty department and school of management." share his enthusiasm. worthwhile activity. For people are continually search made by an officer. the University on the Speaking to a capacity This Saturday , night's those who didn't, you arrested in light of this fact He added that of this 1% Committee." crowd in Gross Chem, concert was a pleasing didn't miss too much, Wilson replied "it is better very few were in fact Dr. James Wuenschler, Odum said "Assessment display of British rock. except perhaps the really to take somebody to jail found to show negligence assistant professor of and control of man and Despite weaknesses neat stereo P.A. system. overnight than to just stop on the part of a policman.

m Wednesday, November 16, 1972 The Chronicle Page Eleven

Every Spring Duke has one Weekend, An experience all await with breathless anticipation. The Duke University Union invites you to coordinate this exciting Spring happening. we caii it JOE COLLEGE In 1971, here's what it was: Thursday N ight: David Frye and Anyone Can Whistle Friday: Student Art Show/Crafts Fair Southern Cultural Folk Revival All Night Movies and more Saturday: The Grateful Dead New Riders of the Purple Sage Paul Butterfield Blues Band Mountain The Beach Boys all in Wallace Wade Stadium 1972, more of the same, plus good weather. Hoof n' Horn put on Cabaret Art Show and Crafts Fair on the quad Friday And music all day Saturday: in the afternoon The Byrds/Mark-Almond/Seatrain at night John Hammond/Hot Tuna/Taj Mahal GOOD TIMES AT DUKE INTERVIEWS FOR JOE COLLEGE '73 CHAIRMAN TONIGHT from 7:00 PM on. Sign up at Flowers Information Desk. Call ext. 2911 for more poop Page Twelve The Chronicle Wednesday, November 15, 1972 VICKERS Pre-Christmas Give Yourself & Your Family The Gift of Beautiful Music NOW, In Time To Enjoy The Holiday Music! STEREO SALE! Wednesday, November 15, 1972 The Chronicle Page Thirteen Changed and reoriented Yes returns to Duke C fry Steve TulskyTulskj It was a reoriented and inhuman to be music. cadences, and achieving a more as individuals, with coordinated sound effects. the trend is, we must wait tired "Yes" which returned Looser more general, but less less control over the total "And You and I," another for the release of the to the Indoor Stadium Whether in response to climatic excitement. There product. well performed new piece, "Yes" live album, for Saturday night, after a year this criticism, or to their was more ind i vidual One place where this also featured good which, incidentally, the of success, to put on a own progressing ideas, their improvisation, but less showed was in the encore, spontaneous aural effects. Saturday night concert was pleasing, yet to an extent orientation on stage has group coordination, a rearrangement of "Yours Solos by Howe and being recorded in d i s a p poin ti ng show. Last changed. Their sound is removing their stigma of is no Disgrace," where Wakeman were both nice, twenty-four channel sound. November, second-billed much looser, less sterility, but also there were rhythm conflicts although the guitarist was The album cover with "Ten Years After," responsible to the strict occasioning some (outside of the intentional having difficulty with his photographer was there they played a superb set, constructions which made sloppiness. The latter was crossrhythms), most tone. Wakeman took his too, so maybe old Cameron featuring a precision up their original material. the problem with "Heart of noticeably at the usual advantage of his l.S. will finally hit the big se emingly unattainable in They showed this most the Sunrise," where nice vocals-over-bass guitar many keyboards, evoking, time (though 1 wouldn't concert. This pre cision was clearly when performing interplay between Steve passages. Part of the among other things, a few bet on it). what transformed music numbers from The Yes Howe's guitar and Rick control problem can be bars of nickelodeon piano, Tranquility which bordered on being Album and Fragile. On Wakeman's keyboards written off to touring and a nifty synthesized "Tranquility," a British redundant into a blanketing "All Good People" and couldn't salvage the fatigue, which was version of the Hallelujah lightweight rock group, did statement of power. This ''Roundabout," for number from some serious undoubtedly the cause of chorus, with simulated a very appropriate opening same precision, however, example, their playing was slouching. Jon Anderson's occasional vocals (one could actually set for "Yes." Their music, also provoked critical more continuous, loss of pitch. Nonetheless, hear the words). all original, is the kind dissatisfaction for being too deemphasizing the In general, "Yes" seems "Yes" does seem to be Having seen "Yes" right which is easy to accept on to have opted for a looser moving apart in their ideas, before their sudden and first listening, and thus stage presence. If Saturday a situation which might rapid climb in the rock audience pleasing and night's performance is a explain Bill Bru ford's world, the hype of success arousing. They had a fair example, however, they recent departure to drum > which they brought with tend an cy to be too fvotkucrou)* J\X CHOBCM two v/f-fze/s^ have only achieved this by for "King Crimson." them this time was sugary-sweet, a result of compromising a good deal According to "Yes," amusing. The new, the influence of their of their control. What once Bru ford's departure was expanded light show was produer, Ashley Kozak, J SUN TACHOMETERS • FENTON SHIFTERS Freight Sales, 1005 East 20-40% off. All brands Whitaker Mill Rd. one available. Full factory • DELCO AIR SHOCKS • CAR HOOD PINS block east of Old Wake warranty. Call Andy • CHROME AIR CLEANER • HOUY CARBS Forest Rd., Raleigh. 489-7393. • OFFENHAUSER INTAKES Open Mon-Fri. 9-S, Sat. . OFFENHAUSER VALVE COVERS 9-2. We have 'Masterc barge, Two tickets for classifieds. BankAmericard and Duke/ Carolina football terms available. game. Call 684-6188. APPLE Ask for Carol. MjTOMariYI 1959 Buick Electra. For Sale: FM Tuner. We're here Good Condition. Power Weathers custom-crafted AT 2 LOCATIONS everything. Perfect low stereo FM tuner with 489-7484 Phone 477-0494 to save you money!! b udget buy! $150, or cabinet. One month old. 11C5 Chapel HillSt. 2820 Roxboro Rd. best offer. Call Ray Larry, 489-9445 after Open 9-8 Mon.-Sat. Open 9 lo 9 Mon -Sat Erickson, 489-1860. 7:30. Page Fourteen The Chronicle Wednesday, November 15, 1972

So it goes . . . Grimes 'I found one' to miss -by Steve Garland- UNC tilt By Andy Burness "I found one!", cried the Duke assistant coach as he Dale Grimes, starting scampered down the tunnel which leads to the football center for the Duke varsity field at the bottom of Wallace Wade Stadium. football team since the opening game of his Alas he was too late. Already disgruntled Duke fans sophomore year, will not were leaving the stadium and were hopefully leaving the play in Saturday's game at Wake Forest travesty behind them, muttering physical North Carolina due to eye impossibilities under their breath. hemorrage suffered during last week's game with Wake But this is the end of the tragedy; we must turn to Forest. its beginnings. Now a senior captain, Grimes has been a By now everyone must know the circumstances of consistent performer on the Wake's phenomenal victory on Saturday, but for those offensive line, and is who have managed to blot it from their consciousness, considered a serious here's a brief summary: candidate for all—Atlantic C oast Conference honors. Duke has taken a 7-3 lead into the lockerroom at He has twice been halftime and despite the running talents of Steve Jones named the ACC's offensive were unable to put any more points on the board. lineman of the week in his Mark Johnson crosses the goal line for Duke's only score against Wake on three years, and last fall, Then late in the game the 96 pound weakling turned Saturday (Photo by Steve Huffman). (Continued on page 16) into Charles Atlas and Wake Forest drove 76 yards to make the score 9-7 with 54 seconds remaining on the clock. At this point as the Duke fans looked to the ground in utter disbelief and the Deacon fans once again began to believe in Providence, the Duke coaching staff was sizing up the situation down on the field. Ever alert, the coaches realized that Jones to the left, Boeing is back. Jones to the right, and Jones up the middle was not going to get the Blue Devils a touchdown in 54 seconds no matter how hard the poor guy ran. Finally an assistant coach summoned the courage to suggest his strategy. "Let's try a long pass!" he suggested hesitantly, "We've got to try a long pass." Shock at the mere suggestion was enough to overcome one coach who had to be revived with the This fall marks the first time since 1969 traditional areas. Measured on the scale of resusitator. that Boeing has had a formal recruiting pro­ total company operations, these diversifica­ Another coach clasped his hands to his ears at the gram on college campuses. A mmm^^^**,,^^ tion activities don't loom very mention of not one but two four letter words in his lot has happened since then. Bfctawtsik laT£e yet- But we believe presence. It was a tough period. One \ 7; they have potential for The initial effect wore off, however, and as Wake which saw the aerospace in- r the future and could Forest missed the extra point the staff agreed that the dustry plagued with man- \ 4* represent as much as long pass was the only answer. But now a huge problem power reductions. It was a NOW 25 percent of total arose. Where do you find a long pass play? period of belt tightening, sales in a decade. Nobody seemed to know where to look. The 1972 soul searching, and finally, :i sci A few of these pro­ Duke playbook included one or maybe two pass plays accomplishment. ••' • grams are: 1) people but these were only designed to gain ten yards or less. Now the airline in IP* movers to unclog traffic Coaches began to look all over-under helmets, in the dustry has turned the cor- *; W^r conditions in our cities; 2) water bucket, everywhere. They even resorted to looking ner and jetliner orders are *' 4rt of • hydrofoils to move people and in the dirt spots on the field to see if there might be a ,Btlu freight over water faster; 3) a play left over from a pick-up touch football game. coming faster than we ever -« ! predicted. Orders for the 727- ™ 100,000-acre test site where we're growing But their searching went for naught. As a last ditch crops in a desert that has been stabilized with efort, they dispatched an assistant coach to the locker 200 have passed the 1,000 mark, and the sale of ten 707's to China represents a break­ garbage from a nearby city; 4) a pollution room in hopes of finding one there. control process that has application in de­ Upon reaching the locker room, the coach picked up through which gained worldwide attention. Boeing continues to pursue vigorously a salination and as a treatment of industrial this year's earlier playbooks and tore through them, but waste; and 5) aerospace programs that can his search there proved fruitless. number of major aerospace programs, includ­ lead to a better understanding of how to He then turned to the leftover 1971 playbooks. But ing a short takeoff and landing (STOL) air­ craft, helicopters, the Airborne Warning and use this planet's natural resources more these books merely contained plays that would set up efficiently. game-winning, last-second 45 yard field goals-no use to Control System (AWACS), and space vehicles the '72 Blue Devils. and equipment, among others. The point is—today Boeing is a lean, In frustration and disgust the coach kicked an old Boeing Computer Services, Inc., a wholly- ambitious, and very inventive company. A dusty locker in the corner. Then low and behold the owned subsidiary, is becoming recognized as place where new ideas flourish. Where an door swung open and there were at least a dozen long a broad based company with services not only attitude prevails that nothing we did before pass plays. in consulting, training, computer system de­ is good enough for tomorrow. An organization Astonished, the coach carefully brushed away the sign, programming, and data processing, but that's rebuilding. Strong. Healthy. And de­ (Continued on page 15) also in management, operations research, and voted to the development of new systems that management of customer computer facilities. can keep planet Earth on course and the While the major elements of our business people who live here healthy. Live Enertainment Returns continue to be commercial jet transportation If this sounds like the kind of company Featuring and government defense and space require­ you can grow with, let's get together. The ments, we have begun activities outside these place to start is with your Placement Office. Next of Kin'

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Sportsmans Lounge Holiday Inn West Hillsborough Road at 15-501 Bypass ^X Wednesday, November 15, 1972 The Chronicle Page Fifteen Swimming team Women's teams opens season score victories By Dianne Miller Earlier in the week the By Steve Garland from last years team. In their never ending woman's varsity volleyball A relatively young Duke Good performances will efforts to fight off the cold played Elon and UNC-G in Swimming Team which also be expected from and gloomy winter months a trimatch at Greensboro, draws 26 of its 33 Eugene St. Clair in the at Duke, women varsity and ACC at home, members from the butterfly and Charles Shaw teams, co-ed volleyball Duke did not fare very freshman and sophomore in the backstroke, teams and individual I-M well in Monday night's classes will take to the pool Coach Persons is also playing women have been tri-match, losing to Elon today at 4 in this year's counting on the help of scoring big in the last few (5-15, 5-15) and then to initial swim meet. some of the freshmen weeks. UNC (1-15, 5-15). recruits notably Scott The women's tennis The volleyballers spiked The meet against N.C. Welsh> Don Shaw and jon squad smashed Meredith themselves back into shape State will be the first one Grant 9-0 on the home courts last Tuesday night by defeating held in the swimming Welsh's events are the Thursday. Singles matches ACC (15-6 and 15-7). teams shining new pool. breaststroke and the were won by Patty Mays The Duke community According to Coach W. individuai medley; Grant is (6-0, 6-0); Debbie Brooks should look forward to S. Persons the swimming a djver and shaw swims in (6-3, 6-2); Jeannie Richard seeing some fine swimming team will be facing a much the frcest |e rints (6-0, 6-2); Edith Roper when the Varsity team tougher schedule than last Coach pcrsons sees (6-0, 6-1); Cathy Colson meets UNC-G in the new year. This years schedule troub,e w|(h thax schools (6-0, 6-0) and Marilyn pool on West Campus at 7 includes ACC opponent that iye scholarships M Engle (6-0, 6-0). , p.m. Thurs., Nov. 16. Virginia and non- (Duke gws n0 swimraing The determined doubles Co-Recreational conference opponent VPI scholarships). teams of Brooks-Mays, Volleyball finals were held in place of meets with , h c c h Colson-Richards and Thursday night between Georgetown,^Lynchberg Pcrsons sees llule Engle-Roper also scored Southgate B and Math. "VirBinl.T.; th diference between StateState,, '" ' "^^^^»^— startling victories. Scores Math came through t «.It tpam that th * Carolina and Maryland, but Speaking of women tennis players, Chris Evert for these three matches victorious by scores of r had and VPI is alwav he picks State to be the her Patented back-hand in recent action {Photo were 8-0, 8-5, and 8-0 15-2, 5-15, and 15-1. strong," explains Coach champion. by UPI). respectively. The league winners Persons. included: League The team will be led 1-Mirecourt A (6-1); this year by co-captains League 2—Southgate B Bruce Johnson and Jeffrey Law archers score IM bullseye (6-0); League 3-Grad 1 Center E (6-1); League Boswell two of the four By Jeff Blass points. Kappa Sigma finished next Craig Meisel of Phi Kappa Psi is 4-Physical Therapy (6-0); with 43, and Sigma Chi was third tops in the league with a 186 seniors who are returning Law School took the Intramural League 5—Newman C (6-1); with 41. average, 221 high game, and 586 from last year's 10-3 squad. Fall Archery Tournament with an League 6—Omega; League series. Holding down the diving aggregate score of 533. Delta Sigma White League Bowling 7-Lancaster (6-1) and positions that the coach is Phi was second with 444, followed After 5 weeks of action, League 8-Math (6-0). relying heavily on will be by Pegram (409), Sigma Phi Graduate Business School is in first Basketball Notice senior Georg< Long and Epsilon (399), and BOG (379). place with a 30-10 record. The portable baskets on the The doubles final in sophomore Bob Bender. Lancaster and Afros are tied for Varsity Court in Cameron Indoor women's I-M tennis were Bender was very succesful The individual winner was an second at 28-12. Stadium are not to be moved by played Sun., Nov. 5 with Lucy Tyrrell and Deborah last season in the one independent, Ray Merrill, with a Individually, Mike Green of students. Improper moving caused Knutzen defeating Mary meter competition. fine score of 238. David Weisenfeld Lancaster is leading in average the floor to be scratched and In the freestyle sprints of Law came in second with 229, (183), high game (235), and high marred. These baskets are only to Ear'y and JoAnn Roschach Thomas Hall, Whit Lees, and Mark Mittelstadt of York had series (620). Lee Mennis of be moved by janiotrs. If there is a P-VB4- an_,6 .'; Michael Carney and Floyd a total of 216. Mirecourt is second in average with problem with these baskets, check The first round of Bradd will be counted on Wrestling Results 181. with the IM supervisor, or if he Co-Rec table tennis began Monday. The more than 20 to turn in good times. The final team standings for the Blue League Bowling can't be found, the game may be entrants should complete In the middle and long wrestling tournament were BOG A, the defending moved to the Student Activities their games by distance freestyle events published last week. Delta Tau champion, is currently leading with Building. Your cooperation in this Thanksgiving. R oland Staeb and James Delta took the title with three a 28-12 standing. Southgate and matter wil! help the IM Basketball Brotherson are returning individual champs and 50 overall Delta Tau Delta are 26-14. Program. Singles in women's I-M badminton are following the same schedule. Carolina Union presents -'I found one'- (Continued from page 14) dust covering the locker's name plate and made out the Bootert get bid New Riders name Leo Hart! The coach then flew from the room with one of the to play of the Purple Sage golden play clutched to his chest protectively. And his top-ranked voice, choked with emotion, shouted, "I found one! I Carmichael Auditorium UNC - Chape! Hill found one!" Howard. Monday Friday, Nov. 17 9:00 pm Tickets $1.50 Alas he was too late. All ready disgruntled Duke fans atim were leaving the stadium and hopefully the Wake Forest available at the Carolina Union Information desk or at the dooi travesty behind them, muttering physical impossibilities at Howard under their breath. SUBMIT m(?diETion& rReynold s Price, Professor of English, has submitted to the Archive. Alan Shaw, senior History major, has submitted to the Archive. Dave Darling, Chanticleer Editor, has submitted to the Archive. philosophy C(?n teri Have you? 2010 Acme Street Durham, N.C. 27705 SUBMIT TO THE ARCHIVE (Near the corner of Erwin and Anderson) 286-9425 m^mim

Philosophies ... East and West Please contribute poetry, prose, art Books on World Religions and photography to: The Archive, Box 4665, Duke J Station, or Room 307-A Union -GOD— Tower. Reading Room and Lending Library (No Charge) Include your name, address, i.:.:.:; An atmosphere for reading, meditation or quiet thoughtful discussion. and/or phone number. Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Page Sixteen The Chronicle Wednesday, November 15, 1972 •ASDU meeting- (Continued from page 10) not accomodate '"guests" the Chapel, one "The reaction of this who attend baccalaureate for the undergraduate crowd shows that it is services, the legislature university students and damn well time for this voted to "'urge the another for the graduate group to be organized." administration to schedule and professional school Audet said in support of two. discrete baccalaureate students." the charter. It was approved unanimously. A proposal to strip the -Grimes- Association of African (Continued from page 14) ron men, missing only this Students of its priority for West Virginia voted him game in his thre-year career using the student activities the top opposing center at Duke. We are pleased vans was defeated when that they faced all year. that this will not be his last Sue Fishman, director of The history major from collegiate game in that he student activities, pointed Aliquippa, Pa. received has been selected to play in out that the Association praise from head coach the North—South all-star was responsible for the Mike McGee in an game in December." purchase of the first van. interview yesterday Robert Jackson, a Sidewalk repair afternoon. sophomore who has seen A resolution was McGee commented. "We little action to date, is adopted to encourage feel badly for Dale in that slated to start in Grimes' "appropriate maintenance he has been one of our place, according to McGee. forces to permanently repair. . .the sidewalk crossing the campus -Palestinians- between the Union (Continued frompage 3) either side had picked the Building and the Phi Delta The source did not representatives it planned Theta fraternity section." know how the Palestinians to send. It was also resolved had learned of the meeting The source considered it "that the Duke Athletic plan. Presumably there was possible, though not Department restrict the use a leak at some point among certain, that the intense of the IM Building solely the small number of people artillery battle on the to Duke students, faculty, i n various countries who Syrian-Egyptian border last em ployees, and their would have been aware of week had also been children, and that the it. provoked by Palestinian posters, Department should increase The source would not fears that a meeting of the number of hours- for say which government had representatives of the Cairo the building to be open." arranged the meeting, nor and Jerusalem goverments candles, jewelry, room decorations Since Duke Chapel will was it made clear whether would be scheduled. & home accessories from Morgan's Imports Wed. Nov. 15 West Union Ballroom 11-6

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