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76th Year, No. 46 Duke University, Durham, North Carolina Friday, October 31, 1980 GSBA receives major gift Largest funding since endowment By Scott McCartney including who the donor is and construction, but rather to University President Terry how much the donation is for, endow the operating costs ofthe Sanford will announce a major will be announced today. school. He said the money could gift to the Graduate School of The Graduate School of be used, among other things, to Business Administration today Business Administration is a add professorships and — a gift which may amount to relatively young school that fellowships to the faculty ofthe the largest donation to the received accreditation about a school. University since James year and a half ago. The During his sabbatical last Buchanan Duke's original donation will establish an year, Sanford said he endowment. endowment for the 10-year-old "attempted to identify people The donation, Sanford said school. who could do substantial things yesterday, is of a "substantial Currently the school is for Duke." amount. This is one ofthe most raising funds for the construction Sanford said the donor is a significant endowment gifts in of a new building on Science "vast friend of Duke," and he the history of the University." Drive. doubted that the University Sanford would not comment Sanford said he hopes the gift competed with other schools for further on the donation. Details, would not go to finance the the gift. Sanford holds class in Page By Kelly Walker Duke must recommit itself to getting involved, pointed out University President Terry academic excellence: "This that Ernestine Freidl, dean of Sanford supported Chancellor excellence depends on the arts and sciences, is currently in A. Kenneth Pye's long-range excellence of the faculty; China establishing a Duke/China planning report and encouraged students find Duke exciting exchange program. faculty members to spend more only because the faculty make it Sanford also said the School time with students at the such." of Nursing is facing rough PHOTO BY DKNE BAl.l.OO annual meeting of the faculty Last month, Pye presented See Sanford on page 2 President Terry Sanford.. .to announce major donation to Thursday. Directions For Progress — a Business School today. Sanford said Pye has caused long-range planning document Duke to make honest, tough, that recommended terminating creative appraisals of its the School of Nursing, the Jimmy the Greek predicts programs as they relate to the Department of Education and establishment of excellence. the Department of Health, Retrenchment, Sanford said, Physcial Education and "is not a good term for what is Recreation. wins for Reagan and Duke being done unless retrenchment Beyond retrenchment, By Jon Rosenblum Without hesitation, he starts Anderson, a smaller amount means intellectual courage and Sanford said he believes the Two or three nights a week, Reagan. Some not at all. discipline." to call the shots. "After the faculty's major concern should Jimmy "the Greek" Snyder is in debate, we put it at 8-5 for They're only gonna hurt Carter. "As we approach the 1980s, be expanding the opportunities Durham, the place his family Reagan. Reagan in my opinion, "Anderson will get 7 to 8 our spirit is strong, our step is and experiences ofthe student. has called .home since last has a 70 electoral vote lead over percent ofthe popular vote," he secure," he told the faculty. The major complaint he hears August. Thursday night he was Carter." predicted. Duke is moving forward, not- from the students, Sanford said, home in body, but all over the The Greek played down his turning back, he said. "Creative is that students and faculty do U.S. in voice, on the phone. But the undecided voters still give him some problems, he own expertise in making the retrenchment makes creative not mix enough. Though most of the calls right choice in politics, saying progress ... I expect the 1980s Sanford told the faculty that coming in ask the Greek about said. "I'm worried about 14 to 15 percent of the voters out there he owes his picks to the polls; he will be Duke's most creative one of the most enriching this weekend's football picks, has his own pollsters who work decade, second only to the experiences graduates can take the subject off the line is who don't know which way to go." If people changed their out of Las Vegas. "There's a 1990s." away from college is their politics, Tuesday's presidential great difference between The problems at Duke are experience with their professors. election. He is prepared for what minds because of the debates, said the Greek, they went 5 to analyzing a football game and a simply the problems of the The president, giving he calls "the greatest Superbowl political race, he said. In world, the president said, and examples of how faculty are of all." Reagan for every 3 to Carter. "The debates convinced me football, there are 12 categories totally." from speed to the home team. "In politics, you've got the The Greek, 61, has been candidate, his presence, Employee dies in accident convinced in the past about credibility, appearance, probable election results and minutes after several performance, speech. But you By Mark Ayanian the cause of his death. has scored well. He gained can get all that in a nutshell in a Duke employee Thomas According to Public Safety witnesses reported the recognition in the Truman- accident. poll. If you poll 75 percent for Lyons died as the Duke Officer Carl Moraven, the Dewey confrontation in 1948 Reagan or Carter, you can transportation van he was accident occurred as Lyons "The code five team was when he bucked the 17-1 odds pretty well say it's right. driving veered off Trent Drive travelled north on Trent Drive called down and they set against Truman; together, "But asking for Duke-Georgia last night and crashed in a between the hospital and administered CPR [cardio- Harry and the Greek gave 'em Tech, even if you get 75 percent wooded area. The vehicle Trent Drive Hall. The van pulminary resuscitation]" on hell. "Dewey's moustache made for Duke and 25 percent for carried no passengers. swerved toward the curb, hit a the scene, according to him look like Hitler," he said. Georgia Tech, you've still gotta Lyons, of Butner, was parked automobile, rolled Moraven. "And nobody was hungry, play the game." pronounced dead in the Duke down a sharp 10 foot everybody had money. There Hospital emergency room enbankment, grazed one tree Public Safety is conducting was no reason for a change. Since coming to live in shortly after the 7 p.m. and crashed head-on into an investigation of the Durham last year, the Greek accident. another. accident and Duke transporta­ "Now, there are a lot of people has developed some close ties to An autopsy will be Moraven said rescue tion officials were unavailable out of work. Some who are Duke. performed today to determine personnel arrived on the scene for comment. normally Democratic will go See The Greek on page 9 Page Two The Chronicle Friday, October 31, 1980 Pye open to alternative housing plans By Scott McCartney Chancellor A. Kenneth Pye said selective dorms on West Campus," Pye student limit on the size of selective percent inflation, you either have to Wednesday he is open to alternative said. houses. increase your revenue or cut ideas regarding residential life and Pye's residential life plan, part ofthe Recently groups have formed to something." emphasized that saving money was not long-range planning report Directions protest Pye's plan, and they have staged He said tuition will continue to his only priority in retrenchment. For Progress, includes housing two demonstrations to "save" East increase, but "the question is how much Responding to the reaction of the freshmen in all-freshmen dormitories Campus. A group of East Campus house will the increases have to be." community to his long-range planning primarily on East Campus, but also in presidents have polled students and are Pye said the report represents "the report, Pye said he was most concerned Trent Drive Hall and Hanes House; working on an alternative housing plan. judgment of a faculty committee and about equalizing housing options for retaining 375 upperclass students on While the Board of Trustees will act on you either have to take it or propose students, and said he would consider East, about 30 percent of the campus; other recommendations in the report in alternatives." any proposal that met that objective. implementing a 50 percent ceiling on the December, Pye said there was "no need Pye said that while the recommenda­ "We need to provide equal opportunity amount of upperclass dormitory space to hurry" action on the residential life tions made in the report would save the for women and for residents of non­ assigned to selective groups and a 45- plan. The chancellor said he would ask University money, questions of quality William Griffith, vice president of often outweighed questions of cost. student affairs, to look at all the "If I only wanted to save money, I alternative plans. would eliminate forestry. The difference Sanford's faculty talk Pye said he does not plan to defend his is the educational merit of forestry," he Continued from page 1 students but a reminder to students to report to its critics. "I don't plan to said. times. The appeal of other occupations is look at honor for honor itself," he said. change my position on anything. The Pye emphasized that the report causing potential nurses to look elsewhere, The honor code, he said, will be report either stands on its own feet or it embodies the recommendations of the he said. presented to the University by the Class doesn't," he said. Long-Range Planning Committee, a Sanford guaranteed, however, that of 1982 at their graduation. He said the basic premise of "doing sgroup of 13 faculty members that was the current high quality of education The meeting began with a report from fewer things better" still holds: "With 12 chaired by Provost William Bevan. would be maintained for those Lawrence Evans, chairman of the remaining in the school, regardless of Academic Council, the governing body the final decision of the Board of of the faculty. Trustees. Evans suggested that a "we" ABORTIONS The president also solicited support on syndrome exists among the faculty — The Chronicle the honor code from the faculty. how do "we" get in on the "they" Clinic in your Area The Chronicle is published Monday through Friday of the academic year, and weekly through ten (10) weeks "Unfortunately students don't come decisions, "they" being the Appointments made of summer sessions by the Duke University from a society which values honesty administration and ultimately the 7 days Publications Board. 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Mon.Fri. 8:30 ; at 4 p.m. Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.n Sun. 1 p.m.-5 p.m. Come one, Come all! 493-4585 Raiis- place to be announced Show them you care—Send Flowers Friday, October 31, 1980 The Chronicle Page Three Reagan adviser leaves post By Hedrick Smith that and I don't think the campaign needed that." S 1980 NYT News Service Allen's withdrawal was prompted by an article in WASHINGTON - Richard V. Allen, chief foreign The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday alleging that he policy adviser to Ronald Reagan, withdrew from the "apparently has used his (Nixon) White House Reagan campaign Thursday in the wake of printed connections to try to obtain lucrative consulting charges that he had used connections with the Nixon contracts for himself and his friends." administration for personal gain. From January until October, 1969, Allen served as Edwin Meese 3d, Reagan's chief of staff, said that deputy assistant national security advisor to former Allen had stepped down "for the remaining days ofthe President Nixon and then returned to the Nixon White campaign to remove this matter as a possible issue in House as the deputy assistant for international the campaign." But in a statement he asserted that economic affairs, from July 15,1971 to July 31,1972. In "any allegation or implication of improper conduct is between, while working privately as a business untrue." consultant, he served as a member of U.S. Commission Meese added that Allen; 44, a foreign policy on International Trade and Investment Policy. specialist and international business consultant who The Journal article charged that while a member of is a possible national security adviser in a Reagan the commission, Allen had "leaked secret information administration, "continues to have the full confidence about White House deliberations on U.S. export- of Ronald Reagan and the campaign organization." import policies to a Japanese business associate who UPI PHOTO Other Reagan sources described the withdrawal of had close ties to the prime minister of Japan." Reagan. . .despite the loss of his foreign policy Allen, who has denied all charges against him, as only adviser, keeps the holiday spirit. temporary. One source said he had already been told of plans to have him head up the foreign policy section of the Reagan transition team if Reagan wins on Nov. 4. Nonetheless, his withdrawal represents a complete Indicator shows steady recovery turnaround in the past 24 hours, and the first such By Steven Rattner At a breakfast meeting with reporters Wednesday, episode involving a senior Reagan campaign aide. = 1980 NYT News Service Charles L. Schultze, chairman of the Council of Two days ago, Meese dismissed allegations about WASHINGTON — The index designed to predict Economic Advisers, said that he had seen no signs Allen in The Wall Street Journal as "the same old future trends in the economy rose by 2.4 percent in that the high interest rates had slowed the recovery, stuff printed previously, and Reagan called it "much September, more than economists expected and yet with the exception of housing, which he said was ado about nothing." another signal that the economy is climbing firmly out probably being "hit." of recession. The switch evidently reflects the political "There is fairly strong evidence that the upward calculation of Reagan strategists that Reagan's The leading indicators are the last major economic movement is pretty good through the third week of chances of victory are improving with the election measure to be released before Tuesday's election and it October," said Schultze. A favorite indicator of only five days away and they do not want any side provides additional support for President Carter's Schultze's — new claims for unemployment insurance issue to affect the outcome. recent campaign theme that the nation is well on its —dipped again last week, the government reported For similar reasons, Tim Kraft quit as President way to recovery. Wednesday. Carter's campaign manager on Sept. 14 after The increase was the fourth consecutive rise for the disclosures that he was under investigation for alleged measure, while three straight increases are often According to Mrs. Slater, the 1980 recesion probably use of cocaine, charges which he denied. thought to signal the end to a recession. In August, the lasted six or seven months, beginning in January. But the effort to protect the Reagan campaign from a index increased by 1.7 percent, slightly less than was That would make it the shortest recession in many potentially harmful distraction immediately brought originally reported, and in July it was up 3.6 percent. decades, although a record decline in the gross a warning that the tactic may backfire in the The index offered no additional information about national product in the second quarter means that it American Jewish community where Allen has become the other side of the economic coin — inflation — was not the shallowest. known as a strong supporter of Israel. which is higher now than had been expected just a few But although inflation had been expected to drop to months ago. If anything, a stronger recovery could less than 10 percent at the end of this year, higher food Lyn Nofziger, Reagan's press secretary, was asked add to inflation, which has turned to double-digit prices and mortgage interest rates mean that it will by reporters traveling with the candidate whether it levels. probably remain in double-digit territory. was not a "cowardly" move to have Allen step aside Nor do the leading indicators offer any hopes that when the campaign was voicing confidence in Allen the recent run-up in interest rates will be reversed. A As for the leading indicators, a collection of 12 and making no move to replace him. stronger recovery also implies higher interest rates. different statistics, improvement in the job layoff rate "No, I don't think it is cowardly at all because you "While it doesn't look like a boom or rapid recovery, was the standout. That could mean good things to guys are going to beat this to death for the next four to the prospects for a sustained recovery appear quite come on the unemployment front. five days," he replied, "and I don't think Allen needed good," said Courtenay M. Slater, chief economist at Although private economists generally agreed with the Department of Commerce. "That's assuming some the Carter administration's interpretation of the sort of moderate, structured tax reduction next year — current state of the economy, they cautioned that the Real World without it, the recovery would be quite slow." recovery suffers from weak underpinnings. « 1980 NVT Newa Service HEBRON — Soviet training of Palestinian terrorists was detailed by the commander of a squad that killed six Jewish worshipers last May in a Sabbath ambush in Hebron. He Iraqi forces stalled in oil port said he had received six months of intensive military instruction in the Soviet Union. ' 1980 NYT News Service between Khorramshahr and Abadan. BASRA, Iraq — Iraq acknowledged Thursday its Thursday the Iraqis said their forces were poised to PEKING — A terrorist bombing in Peking forctsS were unable to move out ofthe Iranian oil port of Move over the bridge, but the reporters saw no signs. resulted in the death of 9 persons and Khorramshahr to join in the siege of Abadan nine that such a move was imminent. They witnessed injuries to 81, according to officials. A miles to the southeast. exchanges of artillery and mortar fire between the Chinese doctor who treated a number ofthe The statement was made by an Iraqi officer to a Iraqis in Khorramshahr and Iranians on Abadan victims said he believed that the explosion sgroup of reporters in Khorramshahr who had been Island. was politically motivated. taken there on a visit designed to show that Iraqi Iraqis also said their forces were maintaining forces had full control of the city, as an official pressure on Abadan from the north and the southeast. MOSCOW - Soviet backing for Poland's announcement said last Friday. Though most of city Those to the north crossed the Karun River on a policies in dealing with the new independent appeared to be clear of Iranians, the visitors came pontoon bridge northeast of Khorramshahr. trade unions was apparently obtained by under sniper fire several times and were pinned down bypassing its Iranian defenders, and pushed Stanislaw Kania, the Polish leader, in-a for more than 30 minutes about a dozen yards from a southward toward Abadan. Iran has reported that its meeting in Moscow with Leonid I. Brezhnev, bridge that Iraqis had earlier reported capturing. troops have turned back numerous attempts by those the Soviet leader. Western diplomats The bridge leads across the Karun River onto forces to cross into Abadan over a bridge across the believed that Mr. Kania had sought the Abadan Island, and connects with a highway leading Babmanshir River. meeting in part because of moves by East to the oil-refinery city of Abadan. Iranian forces A third Iraqi force aimed at Abadan was said to be Germany to isolate the Polish unrest. appeared to be holding the small sector of about 15 miles to the southeast near the Abadan Khorramshahr that is on the island, and the Tehran Island city of Khosrowabad. Iraq has reportedly NEW YORK— Concern about a water radio said later that Iranian and Iraqi forces were moved several amphibious assault vessels near the shortage rose as New York City environ­ locked in battle there. Abadan area in the Shatt al-Arab waterway, which mental officials said the recent dry spell had "We don't know what is on the other side," an Iraqi separates Iraq from Iran at the head of tbe Persian been more severe than the one that signaled officer told the reporters, speaking of the bridge. Gulf. However, it could not be determined immediately the serious drought of the mid-1960's. Baghdad, however, reported earlier in the week that whether the vessels were to land reinforcements to the Iraqi forces were battling Iranians on the highway troops near Khosrowabad. Page Four The Chronicle Friday, October 31, 1980 Incorrect addresses cause a pile of problems

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But this "Americans have become bored by the most Reagan, his position with relation to the SALT-II negative viewpoint is shared by leading newspapers expensive election campaign in history. They are fed treaty, his appeals to heat up the arms race, his in Europe and the U.S.S.R. up with the exchange of caustic remarks between the advocacy of the development and production of the The Chronicle, with the help of some Duke candidates and with the promises they swear to, but MX rocket system, etc. All of this is used by the professors, has taken a look at some of their which, as is well known, they never keep .... The Democrats who have now advanced the slogan comments. We now offer a look at the 1980 presidential absence of serious differences in the social-economic 'Reagan means war.' contest as seen from the other side of the Atlantic: programs of the candidates is made up for with "How much, however, does the position of Carter on "The Carter-Reagan Duel: A Costly Election exorbitant mutual attacks, with sensational these problems differ from Reagan's position .... A Campaign" — Le Monde, Paris, October 15, 1980: 'disclosures.' It has reached the point where the Carter day doesn't pass now when the television and "Here, at least, money doesn't hide itself. Election camp has spread the rumor that Reagan had a heart newspaper news doesn't begin with the regular strategists handle millions of dollars which they attack and he is hiding this .... sensation about 'the military threat' from the Soviet spend and count in public. It isn't shameful to be rich. "Although recently Reagan is trying to seem more Union. Moreover, no one worries about the reliability It is, on the contrary, the broke candidates who are 'moderate,' to look not like an arch conservative, but a of the information. The chief thing is to fix into pointed at and treated as losers. Mr. Anderson has had 'national candidate,' he hasn't succeeded. 'The record people's memory that 'the Russians are plotting that experience since the beginning ofthe campaign of the Democratic administration is so unattractive,' something and responsive measures are necessary.' The New York Times once wrote, 'that it will not be Should one be astonished after all this that an "The battle between Mr. Carter and Mr. Reagan will easy for Reagan to lose the election. However, the atmosphere of militaristic psychosis and fear reigns in cost at least $100 million. It is necessary to add to that chances of the former governor of California will be the country? . . . the money spent for the primaries and the budgets, reduced, if he continues to make irresponsible "[However], the Presidential directives about a 'new often considerable, of 469 candidates for nuclear strategy' which lowers the threshhold of congressional seats. hydrogen bomb war, the plan for producing the MX "There is not, however, a glut of gadgets. The rocket, the colossal military expenditures planned in campaign is striking, on the contrary, for its apparent the coming years — all of these are now becoming the sobriety. The candidates are devoting the essence of object of the sharpest criticism. It is characteristic that their resources to traveling, communicating with the now even in the highest echelons of American voters and buying publicity on the airwaves. business they are beginning to understand how "To interrupt for 60 seconds the first part of Shogun, dangerous the present policy ofthe administration is. a successful film on the NBC network, Mr. Reagan The journal Fortune, which represents the business spent $75,000. It would have cost him 25 percent more circles of America, sharply condemned Presidential if he had chosen a football game. Mr. Carter also Directive No. 59, calling it 'unnecessary and allowed himself a few of the exorbitant appearances, dangerous.' And the journal Common Cause which are judged indispensable by specialists in complains, 'Our government has turned out to be political marketing, to compensate forthe impartiality incapable of approaching the most important of the televised news broadcasts. problems of contemporary times correctly. One hopes "At first, those in charge of marketing wanted to that everything will change November 4.' 'position' their respective 'products.' Mr. Reagan "It is with such unhappy thoughts that America is appeared to television viewers as a reassuring and living in the autumn of the present year. 'After competent man, whereas, against the background of November 4 all will change.' These words appear in the White House, his opponent underlined his role as a thick print on placards and posters which are put up in president who awakens early, works hard, wrote New York City and other cities of America. Over them history at Camp David and received smiles from the are portraits of the smiling candidates. They swear pope. Then it passed to phase number two which that all will change. A few people believe these consisted of demolishing the opponent. Mr. Reagan incantations. But the majority pass indifferently by was presented as an irresponsible warmonger and Mr. these colorful advertisements, long ago having lost Carter as the great gravedigger of America ..." any interest in them." What do foreign countries think of these two men? Germany Great Britain— "Germans and Americans," exerpted from Die Zeit, cannot be thought remarkable in view ofthe flip-flops "Everything Still To Play For" — The Manchester June 27, 1980. of Jimmy Carter, which we observe again and Guardian Weekly, Manchester, England. October 26, By Countess Marion Doenhoff again. . . . 1980: Germans and Americans — friends for 30 years. There are innumerable examples of lack of concept "On November 4 the most powerful nation in the free And now? Discomfort, irritation, tension characterize and lack of calculability, and nobody is more pitiless world elects the most powerful leader in the free world. the relationship. Suspicions and misapprehensions go in counting them up than the Americans themselves. So much is certainty: the rest is depressing obscurity. back and forth across the ocean. . . . What is actually Anthony Lewis wrote recently in the New York Times: Depending on which polls and pundits you follow, wrong? What has caused this development? "Wherever one listens, one senses among those who Jimmy Carter is either down and out, a discredited and . . .Is there really an anti-American mood in the have some understanding of foreign policy a feeling of mean man floundering towards defeat, or a president Federal Republic? That impression can arise only deep disquiet — despair would not be too strong a showing resilience under stress and peaking at from the most superficial observation. Anyone who word." precisely the right time. Ronald Reagan is either a looks closer will determine that criticism, concern and . . .The perspectives (of Europeans and Americans) tired old zealot, who has run out of fire, or a wily uncle certain "anti" feelings have nothing to do with are simply different and probably must be so ... . who has calmed fears about his extremism and antipathy — nothing at all to do with the American It was above all the problem of the middle-range inherited the mantle of national healer. The American nation, but rather with its present leadership, in other missiles that caused the tensions ofthe last few weeks electorate is either bored rigid by a vituperative, often • words with specific persons. If the team of Ford and . . . Washington is thinking first of all of the grovelling campaign (and likely to stay away from the Kissinger were still in charge, there would probably be installation of the missiles, while Schmidt, like the polls in droves) or at last, becoming sgripped by a no cause to accuse the Germans of anti-Americanism. other Europeans, considers the second'part of the fundamental ideological divide. Even if one is no worshipper of opinion polls, the NATO resolution — that dealing with disarmament — "AH theories flourish day by day at immense length following numbers may be regarded as proof: In as being of greater importance. in the media; and it is extraordinarily hard to sift fact March the Emnid Institute, according to Die Welt, The Europeans have become more self-sufficient in from rampant opinion. Worse, the familiar flavour-of- found that "90 percent of the Germans want better the course of the last few years; that was hardly to be the-week consensus operates as bizarrely as ever. Two relations with the U.S.A." — and this was, according avoided in view of the much-lamented weakness of weeks ago Jimmy Carter was "crazy" to keep on to the Institute, the highest sympathy quota that it American leadership. But — and this must be kept in attacking Reagan as a warmonger. This week, had ever found. mind — nothing has changed with respect to the apparently, the women of America have come to agree correspondence of interests between Europe and with him and are deserting the Republican candidate No, there is no anti-Americanism among us. It is the America. The goals are the same, but Washington in their hundreds of thousands. We shall see " lack of trust in the American leadership, which must get used to a division of labor. A monolithic bloc prevails everywhere in Europe, that is confused with is not a cause that the democratic West can pursue. In News Editor's Note: The Chronicle would like to anti-Americanism. In an earlier Allensbach survey one short and proud sentence Great Britain's Foreign thank Political Science Professor Jerry Hough and only eight percent answered the question, "How Minister recently expressed that this way: "It is in our Ronald Rogowski and Trinity senior E.J. Flynn for the strong is your trust in the leadership role of the judgement, not our obedience, that we offer to our translations ofthe columns and editorials on this page. U.S.A.?" with "very strong." And this lack of trust friends and allies." Page Six The Chronicle Friday, October 31, 1980 The South — in 1976, Carter dominated, ATLANTA (AP) — With attention riveted to the "We have a natural base here, but our natural base is bordering states, but he is given no chance of winning Northern industrial belt, Ronald Reagan is quietly more inclined to stay home this year," says Betty in any of these states. mounting a significant charge at President Carter's Rainwater, a White House aide who has taken leave to Here is the Southern outlook: Southern political base, hoping that in a close electoral run Carter's home-state campaign. "The Southern • Florida: Reagan appears to be slightly ahead, but duel, a less-than-solid South could prove the states went through a great deal for Jimmy Carter four president's downfall. the pros say it could still go either way. years ago and it's hard to recreate that same type of "It's marginal any way you look at it," said Carter, the Georgian who all but swept Dixie in 1976, excitement and enthusiasm." Reagan's state campaign manager. Herb Harmon. probably can consider only two states in the Deep "We will have a tough fight to the finish," said The key element seems to be the Cuban refugee influx South "safe" — his home state and neighboringNorth Rainwater. in Democratic South Florida, igniting a firestorm of Carolina, with 25 electoral votes combined. Four years ago, Carter won every southern state anti-Carter opinion. The key question: how big the Seven other states — Louisiana, Florida, South except Virginia. firestorm? Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Missouri and Independent presidential candidate John B. • Louisiana: With 10 electoral votes, Louisiana could Kentucky, with 75 electoral votes among them — are Anderson is expected to draw around 5 percent ofthe go either way, says the state's first Republican generally considered too close to call. That represents popular vote from a 10-state region of Deep South and governor in a century, David Treen. a trend away from Carter in Tennessee and Missouri, where the president was thought to be leading earlier this month. In one state — Mississippi, with seven electoral votes — Reagan is considered a slight favorite. To win the Southern toss-up states, Carter is relying on a strong turnout of black voters, but there are indications that he has generated little enthusiasm this year. 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BEAT the Jackets Mirecourt's haunted house See Haunting on page 11 Lafferty said tbe house has been advertised "rather Dorm treasurer Dave jJolan, who designed the extensively" in shopping malls and area schools as sound effects for the haunted house, said the system well as on campus. took six sound units to complete. Dorm members had Count Dracula will be appearing at the blood drive scream sessions to make scream tapes for the house, he in the Yellow Zone ofthe Duke hospital this afternoon said. to publicize the event. Four years ago Mirecourt constructed a haunted The haunted house will be open to the public tonight house using house funds. This year, dorm members from 6-12. An admission charge of 75 cents will be felt donations would enable them to go into more detail collected at the door. and improve effects if they built the bouse for charity purposes, Lafferty said. Donations from several distributors and corporations made many of the attractions possible. Duke Hospital donated sheets, Meade Container Corporation in But ner donated the cardboard for the construction ofthe attraction, Addison Co. donated all the paint and Duke's warehouse supplied the wood. Coca-Cola Corporation and McDonalds donated all the refreshments, Lafferty said. Refreshments are being served free of charge. In addition, Coca Cola paid for advertising the event.

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Today is also National Magic Day, commemorating the death, in 1926, of famed magician and escape artist Harry Houdini. And today is also Reformation Day, celebrated by Protestant groups as the day Martin Luther signed the Thesis in 1517. Today in 1931 the Treasury Department announced that the financial condition of the nation was so grave that 522 banks had closed their doors during October. In 1932, Nevada ordered a 12-day bank holiday to save the state's banks. And that same day, President Herbert Hoouer, campaigning for re-election on the Republican ticket, said that if the Democrats were elected, they would repeal the high protective tariff and "the grass will grow in the streets of a hundred cities, a thousand towns; the weeds will overrun the fields of m illions of farms." Hear that Ronnie and Jimmy ? And today in 1980, this is the trenchant Chronicle, never sentimental or emotional, wishing you all a spirited weekend. " VARDON K. » RONALD R£ASAt. AND VII, RUNNING AGAINST JIMMY CART2R - DO YOJ WANT TO see. MIR HORe YeARS Of IWT M1NBUNS?" Barbara Mast/Up the Masthead A nightmarish odyssey Last weekend I thought I'd take a nice I tried to start the car. Nothing. Damn. Robert proclaimed that my car still was Many hours later and $122 poorer, I jaunt to the mountains for a break. The Again. Nothing. Damn. getting "fire to the points," but God only departed from Boone as I never had before. leaves would be displayed in a brilliant Suddenly the car was flooded with light, knows what that meant. Robert offered to I zoomed out of that place and with panoply of color, the air would be clean as another car pulled onto the dirt road let me use his phone to call for help. Great, pleasure drove back to Duke. I have never, and crisp — a real back to nature scenario. behind me. I couldn't decide if I should I thought. Neither of my grandparents are ever wanted to be back to Duke so badly in Besides, I could visit my grandparents. turn on my flashers and ask for help, or if I able enough to drive for one reason or my life. I ventured solo. should slump down in the driver's seat to another, so I had no idea who I was going I clicked my heel to the accelerator pedal Cruising down 1-85 was uneventful hide. I decided to ask for help. to call for help. three times and said, "There's no place like enough. To amuse myself, I raced the Praying the people in the other car were We walked up the road to a quaint home." truckers, tailed the Volkswagons and nice, I got out and approached the Chevy. mobile home with a built-on addition, listened to tunes on the radio. The leaves "Hi, my car stopped, and I can't start it. which was most inviting considering the were just beginning to turn in the Do you know anything about cars?" I chill in my bones. I was given a cup of Stephen W. Morgan and ^ Piedmont area and I was mildly impressed asked. coffee which immediately spilled when with their beauty. They'll get better as I get The middle-aged man in the car was one of seven children came crashing into further north, I thought. accompanied by bis wife and two kids. r It began to drizzle. No big deal, I can They all got out to look at my car. handle drizzle. I continued to drive. "Way-ell, I know sumpin' 'bout cars, but I ended up calling my grandparents, and Fording T It began to pour. The pretty leaves were I don't know nuthin' 'bout them furn asked them to summon one of my cousins becoming obscured by the acorn-sized [foreign] thangs," he said. to rescue me. It was a long way to come get In reference to the review of Bruce j raindrops falling on the windshield. My Nevertheless, he checked under the hood me, but I didn't relish the thought of Springsteen's The River which appeared windshield-wipers tapped out a tempo in and proclaimed that my fan belt was gone. spending the night in a mobile home in the Oct. 17 Chronicle. As rabid sync with some Atlanta Rhythm Section "Gone? How can my fan belt be gone?" I Springsteen fans, we can only express ( surrounded by strangers. ! song. I forged ahead. asked incredulously, not really knowing My grandfather admonished me for not empathy toward Dan Willingham and Come nightfall, I was on Highway 40- what a fan belt was anyway. having my car tuned up in the first place, Sean Schwartz who were obviously ' 421 heading northwest. It was still "I don't know where it's gone to, it's just deceived into a sinister "bogus" album s but he arranged for two of his cattle- 1 pouring and it was freezing. No problem, not there. Wait, here it is. Maybe it's the herding buddies to drive him to get me. plot. Despite the fact that we have I'd be there in a couple of hours. generator belt." purchased copies of an album titled The Or so I thought. Fan belt, generator belt. What's the By now it was almost time for Dallas, River, this album and the one which was ' About 15 miles outside of Boone (and difference? But I told the man that the and the children were yelling for cookies. I reviewed are not one and the same. about 25 miles from my final destination) generator light had come on when the car was going bananas, myself. my car started screaming at me. was screaming at me. Chrissie told me all about the Halloween Let us begin with the more glaring " "Eeeeeeeerrrrrccccc," it wailed. However, The man told me that his brother-in-law carnival she just went to while Johnnie differences in these two albums. First, it only wailed for a few seconds, because it lived up the road, and since he was a jack- told me all about the haunted house where Messrs. Willingham and Schwartz died shortly after. I barely had enough of-all-trades, he'd get his wife to go "fetch he bumped his head three times while received a copy which contained 22 songs time to turn off onto a dirt road before the 'im." Jeremy told me about the time he had whereas ours contain only 20 cuts. If either car quit. She did, and the brother-in-law, Robert, pinkeye while Ann told me how she of these "critics" would like to bring us Now what am I going to do, I thought to returned with a flickering and quickly thought I'd make a nice big sister while their copy of the album, we would be very myself with suppressed hysteria. I was dimming flashlight. It was still raining Sharon just cried in the corner because she interested in listening to the two mystery , alone in the boonies, surrounded only by (the mud was enveloping our shoes) and wanted to watch the Invasion of the Body songs that are not on our copies. Second, darkness, rain and cold. we were all freezing. Snatchers on the other channel while the copy that these gentlemen purchased , Jimmy wrestled Robert Jr. on the floor. was sloppily produced, whereas at this Letters policy- moment we are listening to an album I tried to listen to all of them, but as which we find to be phenomenal in this The Chronicle cherishes letters from its readers. Please address all letters to "Mommy" said, "They'll talk your ear off aspect. the Editorial Council, Box 4696 Duke Station, or via campus mail to Third if you listen to'em." My ear fell off. I tried Floor Flowers Building. The Chronicle attempts to print promptly all letters it to watch television. Bruce's voice becomes the show piece of ' receives, but will make certain exceptions. Eventually my grandfather, et al, an elaborate production which includes The Chronicle will not print letters which are not typed, triple-spaced on a scooted up in the mud and whisked me brilliant arrangements and unsurpassed ' 45-space line; letters which are not signed with the legal name, class or away to safety at my grandparents' house technical skill. One can turn the volume up : department, campus address and phone number(s) of the author(s); or letters over the valley and through the woods. I to full blast in between songs and ; judged to be libelous. The Chronicle will withhold an author's name if his/her left my car in the mud to be dealt with the experience silence, not hiss. In addition, request is accompanied by some valid reason. next day. Springsteen's use of state-of-the-art digital ' The Chronicle reserves the right to refuse letters dedicated to the recording techniques was totally ignored ; favorable exposition of marketable goods, services, organizations or events; After a good night's sleep, I went into in the review. All in all, we would have to ' letters containing racial, ethnic or sexual slurs, inside jokes or personal town to see about having the car towed pronounce this album a technical innuendos; vulgar or incomprehensible letters; letters over 400 words; or large and fixed (the water pump had frozen and masterpiece and without a doubt the best- numbers of letters representing the same viewpoint on a particular issue. cracked). It was still cold and it was still produced Springsteen album to date. The Chronicle will edit all letters for clarity and correct usage, and reserves raining, and my dream of a wonderful the right to expurgate obscene words or phrases. Appeals to decisions on vacation in the mountains was fading It appears that the copy of the album letters may be made to the editorial council, whose decision is final. The fast. Even the leaves were a which these two gentlemen reviewed also Chronicle regrets that it cannot guarantee a specific date for printing any disappointment — the wind and rain had came sans lyric sheet. Whereas letter, it also cannot acknowledge or return, either printed or unprinted letters. all but taken them off tbe trees. They were Willingham and Schwartz could not find turning brown anyway. inspiring lyrics on their "album," we look Letters Assumptions and other fatal errors

To the edit council: causes one to learn. The basis of learning Sandy Zusmann's article on the playing Whether "Dixie" was originally about is questioning, as well as studying. There of "Dixie" (Chronicle, Oct. 20) incensed me the South or not is inconsequential. Many Questions! is too much emphasis on grades and far (including myself) find the song offensive far more than the song itself. For in his To the edit council: too little on learning. because of what it stands for today: the article, Zusmann displays — as does Having been here one year, I'm appalled Students here need to learn to question glorification of the oppression of blacks. "Dixie" — implicit support for racism. at the attitudes of most students. I have and forget their goddamn GPAs. Those rollicking good old boys have more Zusmann first attempts to equate the met few students who actually want to Paul Stewart Pickard '83 on their minds than simple hand- playing of "Dixie" with a bunch of good learn. The rest seem to fit two other clapping, foot-stomping, harmless fun. old boys having good old harmless fun. No categories. One is the "intense nerd," who one would object to, or try to stop that, I am not suggesting that the song be studies continually to make the best grade right? This revelry may reach heady banned (as Zusmann attempts to imply is — yet loses the social half of his education. Answers? extremes, arid Zusmann asserts that "A the objective of many by linking it to book The other type, and the seemingly most true Southerner is not responsible for banning in his article). Rather, I hope that common, is the person who gets a good To the edit council: his/her actions when "Dixie" is played." when someone chooses to sing "Dixie," social education, but studies purely for Re: The author of "Monday, Monday" Using this rationale, Klu Klux Klan especially in public, that he or she fully grades. We, too, would not sign a statement that admits the implicit meaning to both white so clearly showed our ignorance. Have you members would have the perfect legal Both of these students have two similar supremacists and blacks: the support of ever been out of the Gothic Wonderland of defense leading to immediate acquittal characteristics. Most importantly, the oppression and exploitation of blacks. Duke? If you had, you would have noticed after murdering anti-racist demonstrators: maintaining their grade point averages is With this honest admission, you must then that North Carolina becomes a showplace they were listening to "Dixie." their driving force to study. The other choose to support the performance of the of nature's splendor in the fall. Did you Zusmann at first correctly analyzes the characteristic and by far the most song or oppose it. Surely, Zusmann lets know that Western North Carolina is the objections of many to the song: what it depressing for me to see, is the students' his own feelings show when he describes place to view the myriad of colors that the stands for. He goes on, however, to state inability to question. With limited one of the most onerous examples of cruel fall season produces? We understand that that an aversion to it is "hilarious" exceptions, I have yet to meet someone inhumanity and exploitation in American not everyone appreciates the finer points because the song isn't even about the ambitious and curious enough toquestion. history as the "not-so-wonderful past." of life in North Carolina, but please, such South. Few students are willing to openly This wretched past should not be allowed blatant ignorance of reality affronts those He obviously missed his own analysis question an institution. Who do you know to be so trivialized. Rather, it should be of us who do. about objections to the song. Isn't it also that points out the worthlessness of a brought to the forefront of our thoughts, hilarious that some should get upset about physics lab in his lab report? Does anyone Dick Christy '81 along with our present feelings, when we people parading about in bed sheets? in your classes question the professor's John Bowers '81 hear "Dixie" played. Don't they realize that sheets were teaching methods? And most importantly, P.S. We didn't think anyone could miss originally designed for beds, and not Allan J. Hruska do you question your own attitudes and four seasons when they slap you in the people? Department of Botany thoughts? face, but then again we thought Disraeli was the capital of Disrael. Questioning leads to change, but it also nd John Hill The River' no further than side one, song one: "You Undoubtedly, Springsteen has entered been hurt and you're all cried out you say/ another phase of his life. You walk down the street pushin' people Despite the fact that a majority of the outta your way/ You packed your bags songs on the two LPs are upbeat, it is the and all alone you wanna ride/ You don't balance added by the ballads that want nothin', don't need no one by your impresses us most. The four "cornerstones" side/ You're walkin' tough baby, you're that tie the album together are all slow: walkin' blind/to the ties that bind." "Independence Day," "The River," "Point It is at this point that our predecessors' Blank" and "Drive AH Night." Although review went from mere ranting and raving "Point Blank" and "Independence Day" to out-and-out bizarre insanity. They were performed on the Darkness tour of purport that since Bruce has aged five 1978, the new album versions are more years and made millions since Born to polished and superior versions. "Drive All ring Run, he cannot believably refer to the Night" is an eight-plus minute love song irst. working class situation. If one were to with surprisingly sensitive lyrics, artz follow this totally absurd logic, would one incorporating the line, "I swear I'll drive all >ngs expect Springsteen's next album to be night just to buy you some shoes," which ther titled The Wild, the Innocent and the Wall Bruce has experimented with in varying j us Street Journal? And then in the midst of frameworks. The title cut, "The River," s/ery retrogade amnesia, W and S fail to find seems to be the song receiving the most tery lyrical imagery on The River. What do you "quad play." It tells the story of love and ;md, think, guys; how about the song "The life gone sour, the familiar frustration of a ised River"? If you can't picture the drive down young couple trying to make it in a cold this to the river from Springsteen's story, world. The river is seen as a means of bum perhaps you had better enroll in Sperry escape and perhaps indicating passage of The Chronicle this Corporation's better listening program. time. Overall, we feel that the readership of In concert, Springsteen often tells of his Editor Scott McCartney Night editor Sam Millstone fights with his parents, especially his ce of the Chronicle deserves a review of the Managing editor/editorial: Lisa Regensburg Wire editor Jon Dracos father, over his music. Whether it is the Managing editor/production: Cindy Brister udew authentic version of The River. From the Copy editors: Karen Blumenthal, story of his father trying to smoke him out Business manager Chris Moser Scott McCartney, Lisa Regensburg ssed opening guitar chords of "The Ties That of his room while he practiced or his Advertising manager Donna Parks Watchdog: Cindy Brister leup Bind" through the drum beat of "Cadillac Ranch" and the joyous celebration of parents insistence that he see a priest Ad production manager: Todd Jones and Assistant sports editor Mitch Mitchelson "Ramrod" one is led to the unmistakeable about his future, the recurrent theme is of Aeolus editor: Annette Tucker tion. Arts editor Cynthia Camlin Assistant feature editor: Barbara L. Mast conclusion that this truly is an important the insuppressible and almost magical gita] Editorial page editor: Ilene Reid Associate news editors: Mark Ayanian, rock and roll album. However, power of rock and roll. With the trendy ored Features editor: Erica Johnston T.J. Maroon state of music these days, it is (as always) a ve to Springsteen has matured, and we feel that News editors: Jon Rosenblum, Loren Weil it is this aspect of the album that W and S challenge for a star to not "sell out." W and Photosgraphy editor: Scott Inman Composition: Judy Mack cannot comprehend. Whereas we last S have accused Bruce of being seduced by Sports editors: Dave Fassett, Andy Rosen Paste-up: Nina Gordon, Ilene Reid found the E Street Band on the edge of success. They are wrong. It is only when Supplement editor: Margaret Donnelly Ad salespersons: Meianie Jones, JohnnieLittle town, angry rebels with cautious feelings one understands what rock and roll is to bum toward women, we now pick up Bruce and Bruce Springsteen that he will see what Reporters: Anne Alexander, David Boren, Anne Carter, Cindy Goldstein, Bob Mercola, also Co. almost standing for what they once Bruce Springsteen is and will always be to fought. Cars, driving and racing, time rock and roll. Carolyn Park, Shen-y Roane, Jon Scher, Debby Stone, Kelly Walker find honored Springsteen trademarks, are still Editor's note: Steve Morgan and John Hill look in, but now also is love and marriage. are juniors in Trinity College. Page Sixteen The Chronicle Friday, October 31, 1980 The University archives: creating and By Sherry Roane time employees — King and Ed University was written, the office could records of a student organization kept in William King has a strong sense of Southern, assistant University be abolished." the archives is the record ofthe minutes Duke history. archivist, and several work-study According to King, collecting the and debate topics of the Duke Debate His parents received degrees from the student assistants. material kept in the office is "a never- Team, which begin in 1848. old Trinity College and he received three Records kept in the archives do not ending process .... We have removed The oldest artifact in the office is a degrees from here himself — a circulate, but are available for open use some records from trash cans [and] attic beaver hat from 1838 that was worn at a bachelor's, master's and doctorate — all by researchers and students. The storage." ceremony connected with the in history. archives include printed materials King stressed that student establishment of the University, King His ties to the school and to history about the University, some student and organizations may store their records in said- couldn't keep him away from Duke for class term papers and original copies of the archives and may control access to He added that the archives are not a long. In, 1972 he became Duke's first Duke masters' theses and doctoral the records. The material is then museum and do not concentrate on University archivist. dissertations. accessible to members and "not lost artifacts, although he also has two "You never know what type of Official records of University offices, when an officer graduates," or when a freshman beanies from 1924 and 1961. question you'll be asked . . . .It's really the president's papers and other official member "packs up the material He said freshmen traditionally had to a fascinating place to work," King said documents are kept there, also. If the inadvertently" and takes it home with wear the beanies until the Duke- of his job. documents are less than 25 years old, him. Carolina football game if Duke won the Until 1972, the manuscript written permission from their offices of King said that by "fifth or 10th class department of Perkins Library origin and from the archivist is required reunions students begin to think about maintained old records of the so researchers may use the documents. records," but generally don't think "Collecting the materials in University. King said the establishment Official student, personnel and about their preservation while they are the archives is a never-ending of the University Archives Office alumni records are not kept in the still at Duke. enabled the school to put together a more archives. Ed Southern is in charge of gathering process. . .We have removed systematic collection of records. King said the function of the office is student organizations' records, and some records from trash cans The office, located on the third floor of administrative as well as historical. If King said interested organizations and attic storage." Perkins, is operated through the its function were historical only, he said, should contact Southern. provost's office. The office has two full- "Then when the history of the King said the longest continual set of

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The school's original name was Brown's sense of history for the University." King said the office has received one Schoolhouse. The school was moved to Nancy Taylor, a senior history major "unsolicited" student term paper. He Durham and went through several currently writing a senior honors thesis said one day a fellow walked in the door on the merging ofthe Women's College and left with King a paper on the history with Trinity College, is using the Duke of streaking at Duke. The paper is still PHOTO BY SCOTT INMAN Spectrum* University Archives as one of her there — preserved for posterity. Ed Southern. .archivist TODAY International Student Association ;•:•• IM Field. WEEKEND Fellowship — Worship Service: meet Department — "The 'Other — Halloween party 9 p.m Jarvis. 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Directed by George Romero. FILE PHOTO Murray Louis Dance Company 1976. Romero's oursranding followup ro the dossic NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD Startling innovation Due to the shocking scenes By Anne Alexander We seem to have a tendency to bemoan of violence in this picture, Clive Barnes of The New York Post the cultural life (or lack thereof) in our called them "a joy! . . . what a Durham home, while visions of no one under 17 will be company!" Carnegie Hall course through cur brains. After all, what group of truly admitted. 9:30 ond 12:00 pm In Paris, Le Figaro praised "technique pushed to the extreme point of international recognition would wind up Baldwin Auditorium on East Campus. (Featuring perfection." entertaining at Page? The Triangle Dance Guild, assisted by our new sound system) And The New York Times proclaimed the North Carolina Arts Council and the the Murray Louis Dance Company "one National Endowment for the Arts, Free to all undergrods with semester enrollmenr ofthe most important and memorable of present the brilliant Murray Louis all events in the dance world ... a Dance Company tonight. The company cord ond student I.D. Anyone else $1.50 phenomenon." has performed in New York . . . also in There is something about the special India, Norway and more than 20 other Please do not eat, drink or smoke in the auditorium. one-night performance tonight which countries. the Duke community must understand. See Murray Louis on page 20

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TONIGHT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31st 8:15 o.m.-PAGE AUDITORIUM Tickets: $8, $7, $6 ($1.00 off for Duke Undergrods) Page Twenty The Chronicle Friday, October 31, 1980 Al Jarreau Adventures in sound, texture

By Anne Carter Jarreau's movement from flute to cello expressed a Wednesday, the capacity crowd at UNC's Memorial beautiful loneliness; his frenzied percussion drummed Hall experienced wave upon wave of electric up and down the scales. He was trumpet, guitar and excitement generated by jazz vocal artist Al Jarreau bass, synthesizer and grand piano. and his five member back-up band. Jarreau was a match for every instrument played by The internationally celebrated Jarreau sent his his band, and only bowed out once — in a rapid voice gliding through a remarkable range, from a exchange with the percussionist. In a rhythmic tone- strong falsetto to a booming base that seemed to for-tone dialogue with the congas, Jarreau was envelop the audience, in an absorbing and energetic flawless, but he submitted when the drummer pounced performance that displayed his daring ingenuity. on the timbales and then moved to a driving solo. The Jarreau's trademark is his ability to recreate vocally solo parts ofthe other band members were also skilled the sounds of all types of instruments, and the Chapel and added dimension to the performance. Hill concert was an adventure in sound and texture. Inventive stage lighting helped to carry the mood the musicians produced. In one song the dream state was recreated by Jarreau's cacophony and by the silhouettes of the musicians against a fiery orange Dance background; the lighting reflected the disturbing, mind—expanding music. At other times, rainbows of Continued from page 19 color splashed on the stage, adding to the musical Its unique choreographer/director has made a exuberance. All elements of the production fused to singular sweep of the most coveted of the world's make the Al Jarreau concert explosive. dance awards since the early 1970s. He is a man governed by movement and music. Still a solo performer with his troupe 27 years after its formation, Louis' energetic interpretation ofthe human body in motion has been described as "essentially dangerous." He has created more than 61 works which vault easily back and forth over the continually lowering barrier COURTESY CAROLINA UNION separating modern dance and the ballet, ignoring format and tradition with lyrical and artistic abandon. In recent years, thousands of pupils, among them students at Duke, have benefitted from yet another channeling of the dynamism of Murray Louis — an educational film series titled "Dance as an Art Form". Tonight, the Company will perform three works from its innovative repetoire, including Louis' newest piece, The City, an abstract interpretation of urban sams moods and images which made its debut only three weeks ago. What better way to begin AH Hallows Eve than with the amazing and occasionally even quik frightening costumed spirits of the Murray Louis Dance Company. You will be startled. shop Open 7-12 daily •:* Groceries ... • Newstand Out-of-town newspapers Hundreds of magazines • Beer Domestic & Imported Low Prices on 6 packs, cases, kegs • Wine One of the largest selections around • Special Party Prices . On large beer or wine orders THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS Melkmeister Bernkastel 750 ml. $3 Folonari Verdicchio 1.5 Itr. $2 89 Stroh Reg. & Light 6/12 oz. cans $2 09 Molson Ale & Beer 6/12 oz. $3 49 N€ON SCIZZORS HALLOWEEN HORROR MASKS & GOODIES Unisex HairstLJlmg Come By To Chert Out Our Other Weekend Sp 327 LU. Mom St. KMS Prostessssional 68& 1 358 Erwin Rd. at East-West Expressway Hair A Skin Car* 286-4110 *** Canter Mon.-fri 10-6

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Subculture: The Meaning of Style Rastaman today, the cultural identity of intriguing topic, Subculture is not Hebdige's confused logic — it seems Dick Hebdige the musician is what, at least initially, fascinating. much more likely that "emulation" of (Methuen & Co., Ltd.), $7.50,195 pp. shapes his style and his message, which The book's tragic flaw is Hebdige's the blacks would be the medium for in turn shape the character of his oppressively pedantic style. Subculture rebellion, rather than vice versa — is Life on the dole ain't no good for your following. is a study for the sociologist, and a neatly camouflaged by abundant soul While being poor and black in the pre- lopsided one at that. Hebdige works references to other sociologists and It's enough to drive a poor kid mad civil rights era in the U.S. produced the under a single premise: all white youth scholars, and a continuing theme of So who's gonna put him down Chuck Berrys and Little Richards ofthe subculture in England is the result of an Jean Genet as the model for subcultural For makin' his own noise world, it is in Britain that rock music has affinity for poor black culture in the rebellion. While an academic approach One of the boys ? consistently expressed frustration over U.S., and more significantly, to England's youth factions as a social — Steve Gibbons or rejection of the social situation. Rastafarian culture in Jamaica. phenomenon is valid, Hebdige's Dick Hebdige's Subculture examines Hebdige looks at factions of white pedanticism and dry writing style not To understand rock music, it is the roots of the youth factionalism in subculture simply as varied emulations only make the book unreadable, but imperative to see the social forces England which has manifested itself in of a common prototype. shed doubt on the appropriateness ofhis behind it. Whether the poor southern identity groups such as the mods, the Of course, Hebdige recognizes a angle. black in the '50s, the working class rockers, the teddy boys, the skinheads, rebellious element in the English, It is disappointing that so fascinating London kid in the '60s, or the Jamaican and more recently, the punks. Despite its working youth's tendency to align a subject received such unpalatable himself with a specific group, but the treatment. Fortunately, enough other author considers this rebellion an works are being written about British expression for the white youth's youth subculture as to refute Hebdige's THE Music Shop in Durham fascination with the black. ponderous, patronizing book. New and Used Instruments Bought and Sold

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By Jon Scher that spectacular . . . when a game gets just optimistic -1 really believe this to the leader ofthe defensive unit. Winter weather returned to Duke to that point (the final seconds) it just all be true." In other tournament action yesterday, yesterday in time to help Appalachian comes down to luck." Catawba defeated Wake Forest 1-0 in State's Mountaineers put an end to the The weather definitely affected the Yesterday's game was the last for Blue two overtimes. East Carolina and High Blue Devil field hockey team's 1980 quality of play during the match. The Devil senior standouts Christy Myers Point met in a late game. The remaining campaign. field was soaked from a cold rain that and Karen Adams. Myers led the Devils championship games will be held today Duke went down to defeat 1-0 at its continued to fall throughout the in scoring this year while Adams was at Hanes Field. own muddy Hanes Field in the opening afternoon, slowing the action round of the single-elimination North considerably. Many potentially good Carolina AIAW field hockey shots were scooped harmlessly into the championships. The loss was the Devils' air. second of the year to the Apps; both The season was a losing one for the came by identical scores. Blue Devils, who finshed with a The Blue Devils had a chance to send disappointing 5-6 record, but Ennis the game into overtime when they were insisted, "This team has more potential awarded a penalty shot with five than any I've ever coached." Half of the seconds left in the contest. But Duke 28 players on this year's squad were failed to convert this opportunity, freshmen, and with the addition of ending the game and the season. scholarship money, the field hockey "It was an evenly matched game," situation at Duke may be looking up in said Cathy Ennis, Duke coach. "There the near future. was no big difference between the teams. "We're already looking hard for good Appalachian just played a little bit players for next season," said Ennis. better today. They didn't do anything "The program is on the move. I'm not

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This weekend's biggest battle comes not on the football field but right here in the Chronicle's grid picks. Earlier this week, in a fight in a New York bar over the amount of airtime Jimmy "the Greek" The Chronicle refs a CBS fight Snyder was receiving on CBS's popular NFL Today show, the nation's most famous oddsmaker Between Musburger's jaw threw a punch at Brent Musburger, the show's anchorman. The story made national news headlines and tension built And Jimmy the Greek's right between the two men. We decided the only honorable way for the two men to settle their differences was through the most Jimmy Mitch Andy Dave Mike telling competition of all, our grid Brent the Mitchelson Rosen Fassett Alix picks. Home Away Musburger Greek (118-42) (115-45) (112-48) (110-50) 17-14 5252-0 We contacted Musburger at his Duke Georgia Tech 10-9 24-17 35-0 42-2 office in Los Angeles and Snyder Oklahoma North Carolina Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina Maryland Maryland Maryland in his Durham home to arrange Maryland N.C. State Maryland Maryland N.C. State this coast-to-coast battle. Wake Forest Clemson Wake Forest Clemson Clemson Wake Forest Wake Forest Clemson Tennessee Virginia Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Just doing our part to keep fights Army Rutgers Rutgers Rutgers Rutgers Rutgers Rutgers Princeton Princeton out of the bars (and in the Princeton Penn Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Chronicle, where they belong). Syracuse Pittsburgh Pitt Pitt Pitt Pitt Pitt Pitt Penn State Miami (Fla.) Penn Stat* Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State • •Navy Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Mississippi State Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Last week's guest, Maryland Florida Auburn Florida Florida Florida Florida Auburn Florida head basketball coach Lefty Georgia South Carolina Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia South Carolina South Carolina Driesell, moved into fifth place in Indiana Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Indiana our guest standings with a 14-6 Nebraska Missouri Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska record. As part of our competition Oregon Washington State Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Washington State between ACC basketball coaches, Washington Arizona State Washinsgton Washington Washington Arizona State Arizona State Washington we asked Georgia Tech mentor Wisconsin Wisconsin Dwayne Morrison to join us this Harvard Brown Harvard Harvard Harvard week, but he declined the Dartmouth Yale Yale Yale Yale Yale Yale Dartmouth invitation. With the team he has down there, we were not surprised o be played in East Rutherford. N.J. to hear he's too busy with other things. ^^^^^^^^3^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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Duke's 1-6 football team finally will be favored to win Saturday, but its home field "advantage" might Duke (1-6) just be enough to cause some bettors to go with Georgia Georgia Tech (1-6) Tech. The Blue Devils, who have not won a home contest since their 1979 opener, will be trying to end their Offense string of losses in Wallace Wade Stadium when they Offense face the Yellow Jackets, also 1-6, in the homecoming contest. Game time is 1:30 p.m. SE 16 FREDERICK, Ron SE 83 HEGGS, Marlon The two squads, both in the midst of rebuilding 82 Kentara, Kris 80 Brown, Marvin years, appear to have been victimized by the same ST 70 BUMGARNER, Tim LT 76 GARDNER, Ellis vicious schedule maker. Five of Tech's losses have 73 Boque, Doug 77 Colantuouni, Jim come at the hands of national powers, including SG 56 BALDINGER, Brian Alabama, North Carolina, Tennessee, Florida and LG 62 HOWELL, Ken 61 Bacon, Paul Auburn. The Blue Devils, meanwhile, have dropped 66 Gwinn, Derek C 68 MOORMAN, Tee contests to South Carolina, Indiana, Auburn and C 60 SCHULTZ, Mark 52 Price, Zac Maryland. 53 Cabrel, Francis RG 64 UTT, Ben QG 62 BAMBERGER, Greg Things don't get better for either team, as the 66 Pelosky, Jay 57 Manning, Mark Jackets look ahead to Notre Dame and Georgia while RT 78 LUTZ, Dayid QT 63 OXENDINE, Robert the Devils still must face sixth-ranked North Carolina. 75 Skaggs, Al 65 Dowell, Bubba A win Saturday is crucial for each team in its QB 14 BENNETT, Ben struggle to salvage something out ofthe 1980 season. TE 85 ETHERIDGE Glenn 11 Clinkscale, Brent Coaches from both squads have blamed youth, 84 Rogers, Bill FB 21 BOONE, Greg inexperience, bad breaks and a difficult schedule for QB 18 PEEPLES, Ted 33 Franks, Carl their poor records to date. Tomorrow's contest should 4 Rogers, Stu TB 10 BROWER, Bobby decide which team can legitimately make excuses. 2 Kelley, Mike 20 Blunk, Joel Kelley won't start FB 26 CONE, Ronny FL 86 CASTOR, Chris Georgia Tech has been plagued by a lack of high- 39 Henderson Steve 26 Jones, Cedric quality athletes at nearly every position. Coming into TB 29 ALLEN, David the season Yellow Jacket fans recognized the only real, 42 Bryant, Matt chances their team had for victories were in the FL 7 RANK, Matt Memphis State and Duke games. Tech toppled the 80 Chadwick, Leon Tigers 17-8, but the recent improvement ofthe Blue Devils has left many Georgia Tech followers resigned to a one-win season. A big blow to the Ramblin' Wreck was the shoulder injury quarterback Mike Kelley suffered three weeks ago against Tennessee. Kelley, a three-year starter, set five school passing records in 1979. The 6-3 junior has been recovering slowly and may see some action tomorrow. ©eoTecH 17 The starting role, however, will probably go to Ted Peeples, a senior who had an 11 of 14 passing day against Auburn two weeks ago while subbing for Kelley. Peeples was off target last weekend against Tulane but was aptly relieved by freshman Stu Rogers, who completed 13 of 21 passes for 232 yards while playing only the second half. Tech Coach Bill Curry can be expected to call on Rogers early if Peeples begins to falter. -^^^jLg. Regardless of who is behind center, the Yellow Jackets can be expected to pass early and often. Tech's favorite target is split end Marlon Heggs, a senior who has taken in 19 passes already this season, including one for 73 yards. Whether or not the Jackets wili continue their SPECIAL PHOTO success in the air will depend largely on Duke's pass Look for passes in tomorrow's Duke-Georgia defense, currently ranked first in the Atlantic Coast See story on page 21. Tech contest. Conference. The Blue Devil secondary is led by cornerback Dennis Tabron. The junior co-captain has had at least one interception in each of the last three games and Defense leads the ACC in pickoffs with five. Defense SE 9 BOWSER, Charles The Duke defense also features linebackers Emmett LE 74 DYETT, Marvin 64 Heninger, Mark Tilley, who leads the squad in tackles with 95, and 99 Blazek, Peter Jimmy Tyson, who received ABC's player ofthe game LT 54 MARTIN, F.A. NG 65 CAWTHON, Wally award last weekend for his performance against 67 Kelly, Sam 96 Ley, Jerome Maryland. NG 49 VELLOTT, Dan RE 92 BRADLEY, Mark 58 Arendt, Chris Defensive end Larry LeNoir suffered a strained 94 Morgan, Mark RT 93 HEINSOHN, Paul shoulder in the Terrapin loss and will not suit up LB 56 JARACZ, Robert 57 Mancini, Tony Saturday. 95 Fox, Sheldon WE 97 BLACKWELL, Greg Offensively, Duke again will be led by freshman LG 49 WOOD, Duane Horton, Rob 95 Patterson, Bentley quarterback Ben Bennett. The offensive back of the 52 week two weeks ago against Clemson was forced to LB 54 MOONEY, Steve LB 43 TYSON, Jimmy Howington, Dan 44 Brown, Craig leave the Maryland contest midway through the 37 fourth quarter with a bruised right side, but he has LB 43 SKELTON, Lance IJ3 32 TILLEY, Emmett been practicing all week and will be calling the signals Barron, Tommy 39 Barner, Glen 70 again for the Blue Devils. CB 41 THURSON, Ted CB 28 CRENSHAW, Keith Stover, Bernard 7 Stewart, Aaron Bennett's primary receivers are Marvin Brown, 38 Chris Castor and Ron Frederick. The three have a CB 28 TAYLOR, Ken CB 25 TABRON, Dennis Thomas, Darrell 3 Gee, Chester combined total of 47 catches for 614 yards and four 47 touchdowns. SHEFFIELD, Mark SS 17 GARSTKIEWICZ, Gary SS 36 Junior tailback Bobby Brower will be starting his 33 Niebanck, Mike 34 Armstrong, Mike first game since cracking his ribs against Indiana four LOWE, Lawrence FS 15 BROWN, Ed FS 24 weeks ago. He will be joined in the backfield by 31 Colquitt, Carey 12 Browning, Craig fullback Greg Boone.