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75th Year, No. 66 Duke University, Durham, North Carolina Wednesday, December 5, 1979 ... And so ends another decade. supplies. Inside we look at the movies, discussion—we just ran out of time and "The Seventies," unlike any other the music, the fads, the issues and the space. So if you, dear reader, are decade in recent memory, were a time events that made this a "wild and crazy" inspired enough, pick up a pen and tell of flux, a time of directionless evolution. decade. us about your favorite topic of the '70s. This last Aeolus of the '70s is an ever- We could not possibly include Certainly a decade is worth more than so-brief review of the decade that saw even/thing, however. Disaster movies, 16 pages. So, we will leave some space the resignation of a president, the rise of conflicts in Ireland, designer jeans and for our readers on Tuesday. the sitcom, and the fall of our gasoline the economy are all topics worthy of • Coming of age By Kevin Sack "Going to college in the '70s was like coming to getting by emerges periodically. It is doubtful, town the day after the circus leaves." however, that it has ever been as institutional­ —Esquire ized as it is now. e only have one chance every ten years Thus we are a pinch of this and a dash of that, a to reflect on a decade. We place the suffix stew of ingredients borrowed from someone W "-ties" on the end of a number and else's recipe book. declare it an open topic for unemployed writers to Those who claim we are but a reincarnation of generalize upon. Everyone, including myself, the '50s "Silent Generation" are simply deaf. We who writes about the '70s will be wrong. have the noise of the '60s to separate us from As a generation of college students, we are that. That alarm clock still rings occasionally, incomprehensible. We spent the summer before reviving us from the slumber we cherish. When a freshman year preparing ourselves for person is asleep, he doesn't have to worry about J k ! demonstrations and drugs. On arriving we found who he is. mmmpgp***,,-* \ rA sororities and Schlitz Malt Liquor. There was no There are, of course, circumstantial SDS [Students for a Democratic Society], but the similarities between the '50s and the '70s. Both PHOTO COURTESY OK NYT PICTURES IFC could direct you to some "intense," "key," eras followed physically and emotionally "Eat drink and be merry, for tomorrow you may even "excellent," dudes. exhausting struggles. We had, in both cases, a be an accountant." What the 70s have lacked (which will cause psychological need to withdraw, to escape, to several historians to become frustratedly remind ourselves that there is more to life than suicidal) is a defined style. The style ofthe '60s war and alienation. So we put on our bobby socks Look" would not sell many pairs of khakis. was what made it identifiable and memorable. or our white Travolta jackets and went dancing. Ah, what to make of it all? Sometimes we're All those flashbacks from the tube — long hair, What separates us from the '50s, though, is caring; sometimes we're bored; most of the time nude swimming at Woodstock, black-gloved fists, that we have lived through the '60s. We have we're nervous as hell. We don't have the buffer of marching, bombing, flowers lovingly placed in collected a tinge of conscienceness, an increase 1950s affluence. When spitting on the angry gun barrels, funerals, and those tattered, faded in awareness, and a whopping dose of cynicism. young men of the '60s, pop singer Billy Joel blue jeans. ewman recognizes this. He realizes that suggests that we live in a time when "just Can you keep from smiling? Emerging the galloping rush to land a good job isn't surviving is a noble fight." through all the naivete, false hopes, and N simply a return to "old values." For We know that the uncertain future may be countercultural sham was an undeniable grace. instance, he writes tliat "one of the major neither easy nor interesting. We respond by Living in Edge City may have been foolish, but reasons today's kids want high-paying jobs is so escaping. We throw toga parties, jungle parties, at least it was life. Its components were decision, they can always afford the best dope on the soul parties, old South parties, and Polynesian commitment and consciousness; they bred self- market. Does that sound like the '50s? (In the parties. In the words of writer Aaron Latham, respect. '50s, the best dope on the market was "The motto of this fantasy generation seems to There has been little self-respect in the '70s Eisenhower.)" be: Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you because there is not much with which to identify. There is some hint of a genuine moral strain in may be an accountant." There is little we can call our own. Instead, the today's student. We hear about real concern for The fantasies protect us from the realities. The decade has been a hodgepodge. David Newman, the government, real investigative journalism in realities can be truly brutal. How will I ever a playwright and editor, had written that we the interest of individual freedom and public support a family on a journalist's income? Why "held on to a few '60s things that were too good to welfare, and real concern for interpersonal has school started to seem truly oppressive? Why give up: dope and sex, mostly. It turned out that relations. did I stand on the outskirts, rather than the you could get just as high with a short haircut Newman labels this the New Respectability. middle, of the black student rally a few weeks and just as horny in a button-down shirt." But then Newman is writing a fashion article. If ago, when I truly believe in the cause it espoused? Ah yes, the clothes. Let's see. They came from you want someone to buy the clothes you are No guts. No self-respect. We observe from a fog the '50s. And where did our politics come from? advertising, you had damn well better make him rather than acting. Now that's just too hard. The politics of just feel respectable. Promoting the "Me Generation Goodby '70s. You've been confusing. •

PHOTO BY STEVE HUNT GRAPHIC BY LAUREL MacKAY "So we put on our bobby socks or our white Travolta jackets "We know that the uncertain future may be neither easy nor interesting." and went dancing." Wednesday, December 5, 1979 Aeolus Great sporting moments... But now the sport is in the money -By Bart Pachino Sports of the '70s . San Diego Padres are two other owners who are almost threshold of a disastrous fall. Racing all-out, at more onjures up visions of money, courtrooms, equally at fault. For the most part, other sports have than 70 mph, he won the gold. Howard Cosell and bad calls by referees, not been so affected by the free agent situation, —Tom Dempsey's 63-yard field goal. The New C doesn't it? It's kind of a shame, too, because because teams signing them must compensate the Orleans Saints were losing to the Detroit Lions by two the '70s have provided some of the greatest sports teams the players leave. points in a basically meaningless NFL game. With thrills of the 20th century, as well as some of its worst It's come to the point that for the major leagues to three seconds left, Coach Tom Fears called for his moments. survive, "checkbook baseball" has got to go. kicking specialist, Dempsey, to try an unprecedented The '70s were the years in which I discovered that I There are a few other peccadillos. The excessive 63-yard field goal. The ball was spotted on the Saints' would never be a star athlete. Oh, sure I participated in violence of ice hockey and football has turned me off, 37-yard line. Lion defensive end Alex Karras didn't sports and still do, but I also found that watching along with other fans. A New England Patriot wide even bother to rush; he stood up to look at what he, sports — going to the games as well as watching them receiver, Darrell Stingley, was paralyzed from the even today, terms a farce. Dempsey, who was born with on TV — could provide almost as much pleasure as neck down after he was hit legally while going for a a deformed left arm and stump for a right foot, swung playing. pass. Any game that permits a hit such as the one that bis right leg into the ball and connected from 63 yards I became a fan. I became in every sense ofthe word a paralyzed Stingley possible for life is not a "game." away to beat the Lions and the former NFL record by 7 dyed-in-the-wool fanatic — and generally a Baltimore Yet, what about the control referees and umpires yards. sports fan. should be able to exert on their games? If they were as —Because it touched me more personally than the I developed a love-hate relationship with sports, talented as the athletes themselves, the games would others, perhaps the most exciting event ofthe '70s was especially the professional games. On the one hand, improve. the achievement of Duke's basketball team in the 1977- the games themselves are still great. The players are Another distasteful thing in sports of the '70s has 78 season. The Blue Devils had been the doormat ofthe as talented as ever. They're bigger, faster and been the growth of the "in your face" aspect of the ACC for most of the decade, yet with two freshmen, stronger. Infielders still make fabulous diving stops, games. Picture this situation: A split end has just two sophomores, and a junior in the starting lineup, running backs still dart through holes with grace and slipped behind a defensive back and gathers in a long they went to the NCAA finals. Underdogs all the way, power and golfers still sink amazing 50-foot putts. The touchdown pass. What does he do? An NFL observer the Blue Devils pulled out victory after victory by the balance between teams and players is greater than knows be taunts the beaten defensive player by skin of their teeth. The camaraderie of the team and ever. The competition is still fierce. That's the part I waving the ball in his face or spiking it right next to the spirit of their fabulous fans may never again be love. him. Gotta love that sportsmanship! matched. nough ragging. There were hundreds of great Other memories of '70s sports will also persist. The moments and great performances by teams great matchups, for example. Who can forget the E and athletes of the '70s. There's no point in rebounding battles of the Knicks' Dave Debusschers ranking them; no list of "moments" can possibly be and the Bullets' Gus Johnson? Tbeduels between Jack complete. Here's my "Do You Remember?/How Can Nicklaus and Tom Watson in the 1977 Masters and You Forget?" list, in no particular order. British Open? The great Notre Dame-UCLA —The Muhammed Ali-Joe Frazier fights. All three basketball games? Bjorn Borg and Jimmy Connors were epics. In March of 1971, Ali tried to dethrone battling it out on the tennis courts? The Nebraska- champion Frazier after a three-year enforced absence Oklahoma football game of 1971? The intense baseball from boxing. It was perhaps the best fight ofthe last 25 rivalries between the Red Sox and Yankees, and years. The only heavyweight title bout that came close between the Dodgers and Reds? The head-on collision was their third fight, "thrilla in Manilla." of Pete Rose and Ray Fosse in the 1970 All-Star game? This time, Ali was the champion and Frazier the Or Franco Harris' "Immaculate Reception?" Yes, challenger. It was another epic — both men battled to those were great moments indeed. exhaustion. A victorious Ali said, "That man is And there are the great achievements, the many UPl PHOTO something. I hit him with everything I had. I hurt him, records broken. It seems like yesterday that O.J. Nancy Lopez's determined strokes won the and he still kept coming." Frazier may not have LPGA tournament three times. Simpson rushed for 2,003 yards in a single season. earned the title, but he won an equally hard-fought Hank Aaron broke the "record that couldn't be The "hate" enters the picture when I pick up a battle for Ali's respect. broken," — Babe Ruth's 714 homeruns — by totaling typical daily newspaper's sports section. —The Affirmed-Alydar Triple Crown races of 1978. 755 over a marvelous career. How about UCLA's 88- Trials, money and violence are more prominent than Alydar finished second to Affirmed in all three races. consecutive-game winning streak in basketball? the game accounts. At times it is difficult to In the Kentucky Derby, the margin was a length. In Three horses won the Triple Crown in the '70s — distinguish the courts of law from the courts of tennis. the Preakness, Alydar lost by a head. And in the Secretariat, Seattle Slew, and Affirmed — a feat that Big-time athletes have become total professionals. The incredible Belmont race, Affirmed held off Alydar by a had not been accomplished by any since horse major leagues are stocked with players who play for nose. The race was that close for the entire stretch run. Citation in 1948. Mark Spitz won seven gold medals in the love of money, not the love of the game. Incredible! the 1972 Olympic games. The Oakland A's won three —Franz Klammer's downhill run in the 1976 consecutive World Series in 1972-74. Sebastian Coe set College athletes have become pros as well, when you world records in the mile, 1500 meter and 800 meter get right down to it. They're highly skilled, paid Innsbruck Winter Olympics. Faced with upholding his nation's pride, Klammer, the world's best downhill runs all within one month. The Miami Dolphins won employees of the universities they play for, who use 17 games without a loss (and the Super Bowl) in 1972. their "minor league" teams as stepping stones to the skier, had to achieve a phenomenal time in order to win the downhill. On a treacherous, icy, mogul-filled Nancy Lopez won five straight golf tournaments on the LPGA circuit in 1978. Dollars have marred the games. The "reserve course, Klammer on at least three occasions was the clause," the agreement in the standard players' The '70s also provided some ofthe real buffoonery in contracts permitting an owner to keep, sell or trade a the annals of sports. The dubious achievements were player like a piece of property, was declared in many ways as memorable as the great unconstitutional by the courts. The result: Players are performances. New Yorkers will never live down Joe now free to fulfill their contracts and then sell their Pisarcik's fumble in the final seconds of a game with talents to the highest bidder. Consequently, teams in the Eagles in 1978. The Giants had the game won, but smaller cities suffer because they cannot offer the the Eagles recovered the fumble and ran it in for the exposure of a New York or a Los Angeles, and do not winning score. Tbe Red Sox continued to fold in the have the gate receipts to pay the exorbitant demands clutch. Three times during the '70s, Boston led the of the players. In baseball, the Oakland A's and division at the All-Star break, only to lose the title in Baltimore Orioles have been the hardest hit. In the last the end. They lost a 12-game lead in the last six weeks four years those two squads have lost a veritable all- of the 1978 baseball season to the Yankees. star team to free agency. I know I'll never forget Woody Hayes' punch of The "lineup of the lost" is incredible. A team with Clemson lineman Charlie Bauman in the '78 Gator Reggie Jackson and Elliot Maddox in the outfield, Don Bowl. (OSU fans ought to be happy — it got Woody Baylor, Bob Grich, Bert Campaneris and Sal Bando in fired and now the Buckeyes throw the ball.) Or Tampa the infield, Gene Tenace behind the plate, Catfish Bay's 26-game losing streak in the NFL. Or "Too Tall" Hunter on the mound and Don Stanhouse and Rollie Jones' boxing career. Or the Soviets' three chances to Fingers in the bullpen, (all players lost by the A's and beat the U.S. in Olympic basketball in 1972. Or O's) would certainly win a good number of games. Howard Cosell. Or Billy Martin. Or the Stabler-to- I don't blame the players. They are only capable of Banazak-to-Casper fumble that won a game for the playing effectively for a few years. Al Hrabosky Raiders. Or Hollywood Henderson's retirement. Or should try to squeeze $5.9 million out of Ted Turner. I "UNDER...WEAR." Or "GREEN SHORTS." Or acknowledge that many ofthe players are responsible Carolina's failure to score in the first half of the 1979 for packing the stands and should be paid accordingly. Duke-Carolina game. It is the baseball owners who are at fault. George Sure, '70s sports weren't always wonderful. Too Steinbrenner has bought World Series championships much of the game was settled in general managers for the New York Yankees with his checkbook. Gene UPlPHOTO offices and in courtrooms. Autry of the California Angels, and Ray Kroc of the When Borg beat Connors in the 1978 Grand But it certainly was memorable. D Slam. Wednesday, December 5, 1979 nsDU Music and culture: is choosing o neui trend of superficiality

usic of the past decade has maintained their own track, a been characterized by a trend the influence of the synthesizer but not M away from the social rock of compromising to a popular sound. Both Student Trustee the 1980s. The '60s offered a war, a groups remain standards iter "classic" changing culture, and a new rock ensembles—the lithe lead singer, consciousness in young people as roots heavy-handed drumming, complacent, for the arts— music, photography, stolid bass, and scorching guitar—and painting, and literature took on a yet are inimitable. Led Zeppelin II and vibrant and original quality, a IV, and Who's Next are landmarks of socio/neural surge of nervous creative the possibilities within the genre. energy. Art rock really began in the '60s with The '70s are a more comfortable time the Velvet Underground, King Vietnam has stumbled to an Crimson, Pink Folyd, and Warhol's amorphous mess somewhere over there conceptual shows. The early '70s by China; the Civil Rights movement extended the trend, with David Bowie, Applications are available has cooled down; the '60s generation Yes, ELP, and Pink Floyd emerging as grew older and found desk jobs; both major talents. Bowie has been a musicians and young people took music distinctly '70s phenonmenon, an less seriously; Hendrix and Joplin, enduring creative force combining the in the ASDU office. symbols of the age's journey upon the harsh, metallic faces of Ziggy Stardust, edge of creativity and destruction, died. Aladdin Sane, and the thin white Duke The whole consciousness, a general with some of the most strikingly The deadline for applications cause or communion of young people theatrical music to arise in the rock too difficult to portray in a few hundred medium. As bis image has moved to the words, vanished suddenly. Things austere, precise examiner of society and is Friday, December 7. don't matter to the same extent as they lonely people (the trilogy with Eno did in the '60s. This is not a necessarily concentrates largely upon the bad trend—concern with job futures, emptiness Bowie sees around and appearance, security and self-certainty within himself), Bowie has move out of Interviews will be held are natural in this age of the falling faddish, fashion-setting days. He dollar and increasingly competetitive remains among the most fascinating job market. performers of the decade, comfortable in January. Tbe music of the late '70s reflects the in art-rock, punk (he produces Iggy

Interested in a paid position coordinating tho Book Fair? This student service needs on PHOTO COURTESY OV CAPRICORN RF&ORDS energetic organizer. "The Allman brothers brought Southern rock to the front ofthe industry." decade's superficiality. Music in many Pop), and disco/soul. respects has been supplanted by show, Yes, ELP, and Pink Floyd glitter, or dance—it serves a function. demonstrate the trend toward One must be able "to dance" to music, incorporation of synthesizers and much like one must be able "to write" classical music, producing albums of with a pen; the ink itself has no intrinsic remarkable complexity and precision. value, unless channelled to a particular Yes and ELP combine some of the most purpose. Much of modern music talented musicians around—Steve Could that be uou? conforms to a necessity, a popular Howe, Rick Wakeman, Bill Brudord, sensibility associated with movement Chris Squire, and Jon Anderson are as social entertatinment. In the past, among the finest at their respective one might dance to the Stones, Jimi positions, while Emerson, Lake, and Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane, or the Palmer are equally adept at classical, Monkees, and be aware of the fact that ragtime, or heavily orchestratd the music did not demand neatly- symphonic pieces. The groups' recent executed turns or sharply-cut clothes to albums indicate a waning of creativity. Contact Chris Hest, x-6403 be enjoyable. Pink Floyd, with a new album just The early '70s were characterized by released, maintains a jaundiced view of three distinct musical trends: heavy society and the music business. Dark or'come bu the ASDU office, metal, art rock, and the revival of the Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, "Motown sound." Led Zeppelin created and Animals all deliver telling blows. and defined heavy rock. The interplay Art rock, then, has taken a variety of 104 Union Building between Timmy Page and Robert Plant, directions, from serious social criticism backed with John Bonham's solid to fantasy to poetic experiments with drumming and John Paul Jones' bass sound and music. and organ, served as a model for the "Motown" died in the mid-60s, as the lesser groups like Deep Purple, Black Beatles, Beach Boys, Stones, and acid Sabbath, Aerosmith, and Van Haien. rock took hold. The early '70s saw a Zeppelin and the more lyrically- revival ofthe classic R&B sound. Aretha oriented who have generally Franklin, the Isley Brothers, Issac Wednesday. December 5. 1979 Follow through... with your help to prevent Birth -By George Witte Defects^ Hayes, Marvin Gaye, Curtis Mayfield, Punk has its roots in Patti Smith, Lou the Spinners, Gladys Knight and the Reed, the New York Dolls, and Bowie; SUPPORT •^ Pips, Stevie Wonder, and Rufus caught the character of the music is on with vengeance. sociopathic. This was an swelling of •lis SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY THE PUBLISHER MARCH OF DIMES The revival lasted through 1976, discontent, alienation, and hatred slowly merging into disco. The new beneath the slick '70s veneer. Motowners were danceable, and provided a ground for black-rooted "Music in many respects has music. Stevie Wonder was the foremost UNDERGRADUATE FINANCIAL AID APPLICATION figure of the group of artists; album been supplanted by show, FOR after album maintained his standards glitter, or dance—it serves a 1980-1981 of excellent production, alternately biting and beautiful lyrics, and function." The following students should pick up their perfectly-pitched vocals. renewal applications in the Financial Aid Office at 2138 esides the three distinct early Campus Drive before leaving for the Christmas Holidays: trends, there were Elton John • Students on "Need-Based" aid B and the Allman Brothers • All students receiving Basic Educational Opportunity Grant Band. Elton was pop music in the early • Students with Honorary Awards and middle parts of the decade. His • Foreign students receiving aid collaborations with Bernie Taupin • Students receiving Duke University Faculty & Staff Tuition Grant produced a sequence of pop albums • Students not currently receiving aid but wishing to apply rivaled only by Stevie Wonder. APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE MAILED OUT Taupin's lyrics and Elton's Students applying for the Guaranteed/Federally Insured Student Loans arrangements, combined with his should submit loan applications by May 30, 1980. feathered, outrageous shows, made him the most visible performer of the day. With the excepton of the Beatles' early work, no one has produced pop music of similar quality; Elton's albums are still eminently enjoyable. He and Taupin parted ways recently, and the past few WITH PURCHASE OF recordings have been spotty and mediocre. Nevertheless, Elton John any Fram remains one of rock's more enduring fads. PHOTO COURTESY OK RCA RECORDS oil filter "Bowie has been a distinctly '70s The Allman Brothers brought phenomenon. and five Southern rock to the front of the industry. Along with Johnny Winter "New Wave," an outgrowth of punk, and Clapton, the Allmans have is the latest fad. New Wave music is quarts of oil. contributed to the upsurge of characterized by cynical, cleverly traditional blues. Southern rock, with organized double-entendres, an "aren't its roots in the Mississippi Delta and we clever" attitude. The Knack and the IMPORT & AMERICAN barrooms, has lost none of its freshness. Cars epitomize the trend of playing CAR PARTS There is nothing more enjoyable than word games inhopesofappealingtothe listening to the Allmans, the Outlaws, teeny-bopper and sophisticate alike. SCOOH Lynyrd Skynyrd, or the Charlie Daniels This is a new branch of pop music— Band work out an extended slide guitar slightly anarchic, catchy melodies and jAUTO PARTS,INC. solo. Winter's recent association with simple, memorable lyrics. Muddy Waters, James Cotton, and here are variatons from the wave West Durham Store East Durham Store John Lee Hooker has brought the old either detached groups, carry­ 764 Ninth Street—286-2237 2505 Angier Avenue—596-9393 black bluesmen back to popularity, a bit T overs from the '60s or new commercial but still admirably cool. talents. The B-52s and the Talking The late '70s have engendered three Heads remain separate from the new fads: disco, punk, and new wave. general trend, howling and hooting Disco caught on with astonishing songs which lurch out of the pop speed, the prescribed 120 beats per mainstream. Dylan, Jackson Browne, m minute, thumping bass and pared- Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Fleetwood down lyrics appealing to dancers. Disco Mac, and Rickie Lee Jones find issues ATTENTION, is a purely functional medium—very and experiences to write about. little creativity goes into the making of California rock, a catch name for music a formula. One-hit wonders are created recorded out west, includes the Eagles, in the studio with dispatch and Ronstadt, Warren Zevon, and Browne. H precision while the industry rakes in The-Stones are still the best rock band the money. around. Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel represent the singer/ song writer EAST CAMPUS STUDEUFTS! Perhaps the only valid criticism of genre, Springsteen particularly m disco, in comparison to other music, is effective in evoking the Jersey streets. that it lacks the originality of other Elvis Costello maintains a punkish, danceable forms. The disco asocial stance while appealing to i phenomenon more than anything else listeners with simple arrangements. reflects the superficiality of the late Reggae relfects black conciousness and Today, December 5th, is Ihe last day that you may '70s. People are content with shallow, dissatisfaction, with Bob Marley and change board plans for ihe spring semester. undemanding music, literature, art, Jimmy Cliff major figures. n and theatre as entertainment; thought Please notify the East Campus Dining Halls ifyou wish i has become pretentious, challenge is an The music ofthe late '70s differs from m irritating imposition, spectacle that ofthe earlier '70s in its cynicism. It to change your board plan or are planning to move oft" overrides value. Still, disco appears that musicians have sensed the Kast Campus for the spring semester. n simultaneously demands and satisfies emptiness characterizing the past ten H the urge to dance, and is hugely years, and now attempt to be heard by Changes maybe made in the Hast I'nion Lobby today successful in that respect. Chic, Donna attention-grabbing music whether via from 8:30 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. Summer, the Bee Gees, and K.C. and the rage or off-the-wall melody. The '60s Sunshine Band have dominated the concentrated upon the prevalent issues, There will be no charge for going oft" board, but there charts and market. the sense of community which united m will be a #5.00 charge for board plan changes. N Punk rock was an ephemeral fad, young people; '70s music is directed at never really catching on. America dissociated body, combinging didn't really discover punk until it had superficiality and accessibility for maximum entertainment value. • nearly died. iQKCWOXOMi ixcixdBioassxi Wednesday, December 5, 1979 FLOWERS A GIFT OF LOVE 6, w Sanders Florist 1102 Brood Sr. Someday they'll be classics By Bart Pachino THE DUKE MBA Chuck Fyfe, Director of Admissions at the f you think that the '70s were a decade of China Syndrome, and Coming Home, probably could Graduate School of Business Administration, "trends," you're absolutely right. That theory is not have been done in an earlier era. will discuss the Duke MBA program and the especially true when it is applied to the films of Some critics of today's cinema argue that "they admissions process with interested students at I 6:30 p.m., Thursday, December 6th, in the decade. don't make movies like they used to." That is not Room 111, Social Sciences Building. Just as in any competitive business, one movie's completely true. Sure, the big musicals have fallen by success bred imitators. the wayside. And sure, there are few Bogarts, Gables, Much of the discussion will center on the mechanics of admissions in general and may The fairy tale rags-to-riches stories returned to the Hepburns, Grants and Garlands now. But the '70s has also be of interest to those planning to apply silver screen in the '70s, for example. Sylvester produced its share of good films, fine actors, and elsewhere. All interested students are welcome. Stallone's story of a once-in-a-lifetime shot at the capable directors. They may not seem "larger than Following the general discussion, Mr. Fyfe will heavyweight championship of the world in Rocky life" as did the great stars of the "heyday of discuss the 3-2 MBA program with interested spawned a slew of similar flicks. Sports movies Hollywood." But in some sense that may be for the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. became very "in." Slapshot, North Dallas Forty, better. Instead of portraying the Rhett Butlers, Sam Goldengirl, Semi-Tough, The Longest Yard, and even Spades, and Dorothys, the roles today are more The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh, came to your local believable, more realistic. 111 Social Sciences Bldg. 6:30 p.n theater. In any event, a list of the 25 films that I consider Thursday, December 6th Remember Paper Moon with Ryan and Tatum necessary viewing for the '70s follows. By no means is O'Neal? Its box office success led to a series of sassy- this a conclusive list. And by no means am I a true mouthed kid movies for the entire decade. The furor expert on the subject. I included only films that I have caused when cute little Tatum said "shit" sold tickets. seen, and to my own ethnocentric dismay 24 of the 25 Duke University Paper Moon begat The Goodbye Girl, The Bad News films are American. The order is alphabetical. THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Bears, The Bad News Bears Breaking Training, The Bad News Bears Go To Japan, Days of Heaven, and THE NATIONAL OPERA COMPANrS many others. production of _ _ i There were other trends as well. Films centering on women became popular. Fewer and fewer ingenues IA BOHEME and more and more strong-willed, mature women By Giocomo Puccini appeared. Jane Fonda, Jill Clayburgh, Ellen Burstyn, Sally Field and others all portrayed on-their-own-and- able-to-do-for-themselves women, a refreshing new role in the '70s. The typical leading lady became somewhat of an anachronism as box-office receipts grew for films like Julia, Coming Home, An Unmarried Woman, The Turning Point, Norma Rae, and Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore. Sequels to box-office hits, the quintessential examples of success-breeding imitation, made it big during the '70s as well. After all, if Jaws scared millions, wouldn't Jaws II? We're still anxiously awaiting Jaws Meets Abbott and Costello. The '70s was the decade of French Connection II, More GRAPHIC BY LAURD3 BENGELSDORF American Graffiti, The Four Musketeers, and Rocky Togas, pin-ups and orgasmatrons. II. Only The Godfather—Part II was able to improve on the original. The producers of Superman—the 1. Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore Movie even announced that they filmed much of 2. All the President's Men Monday, ^"^3^^ fk./ Superman—the Sequel before the first film was ever 3. American Graffiti December 10, 1979 /'// released. 4. Annie Hall, Manhattan, and really just about any 8:15 p.m. \j (( Perhaps the most important trend to hit Hollywood Woody Allen film Page Auditorium "'iV00$l has not yet been mentioned, however. Film directors 5. Badlands used greater freedom of expression on political 6. Breaking Away Tickets are available at Page Box Office Box KM subjects during this decade than ever before. 7. Chinatown DukeStation.Durham.NC 27706. 684-4059 Interestingly, though, the first Academy Award 8. Coming Home IN ENGLISH WITH ORCHESTRA winner of the decade was the establishment, hawkish 9. The Deer Hunter Patton. But, the 1979 Oscar winner was The Deer 10. Deliverance Hunter, in which a strong anti-war statement is made. 11. The French Connection Other films, such as All the President's Men, The 12. The Godfather; Parts I and II (Part II is better) 13. Harold and Maude 14. The Heartbreak Kid 15. Jaws 16. Julia 17. King of Hearts—in French, with subtitles. The only foreign film on the list. 18. The Man Who Would Be King 19. Nashville 20. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest 21. Rocky—the original only 22.-23. Star Wars and Close Encounters of the Third Kind 24. The Turning Point 25. An Unmarried Woman The five best actors based on performances of the '70s. (read the disclaimer before the film list once again) were: 1. Art Carney in Harry and Tonto 2. Robert DeNiro in Taxi Driver and The Deer Hunter 3. Jack Nicholson in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and Chinatown 4. Al Pachino in The Godfather: Part II 5. George C. Scott in Patton PHOTO COURTESY OF PARAMOUNT PICTURES CORP. And finally, the five best performances by an The father and daughter team that stole hearts, actress—again tbe same criteria apply—follow: 1. Ellen Burstyn in Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore 2. Jill Clayburgh in An Unmarried Woman 3. Sally Field in Norma Rae 4. Jane Fonda in Coming Home 5. Ruth Gordon in Harold and Maude Q Wednesday. December 5, 1979 Aeolus NEED A SECOND CHANCE? If you want to continue your education, no matter what your age, study money can be yours. Interested? Ask the financial aid admin­ istrator at the school you plan to attend, or Look into my circuit board write to Box 84, Washington, D.C. 20044 for a free booklet. APPLY YOURSELF-TOD AY. By Dan Michaels Education after high school can be the key to a better life. I went back to see my favorite fortune-teller last didn't really think computers were so cheap after all. United States Office of Education weekend. "My boy, your ignorance is appalling. Why, if t was quite a shock, returning to see Zorra after automobiles had been reduced in price as much as computers have been during this decade, you could 10 years; after all, things certainly have buy a Rolls Royce for less than $500 today!" r PATTISHALL'S GARAGE INC. I changed since I was a naive, bright-eyed sixth- That certainly shut me up for awhile, as he went on grader tooling up on my red Hercules bicycle. When I withn hinis *explanation . Specializing •" Auto Repairing walked inside, boy was I surprised. lectronics isn't the only field in which we've • American Cars and Service There was no crystal ball! made great strides. Look at what we're doing • Rabbits That's right, no crystal ball. The dark, mystical I with lasers. In 1970, the first continuous laser • Dasher .^^gggjg^. Motor Tune-up room with its pungent smell of incense that I beam which could operate without building up • Scirocco remembered so vividly was replaced with a sterile, excessive heat was demonstrated. Now, lasers are • Uatsun ^ General Repairs modern cubicle. A table in the middle of the room with used as cutting tools in industry, as a replacement for • Toyota a video-display terminal caught my attention. the scalpel in some types of surgery, and even to beam • Volvo 286-2207 Wrecker Service pictures of Ayatollah Khomeini by satellite instantly Then in came Zorra. Or I thought it was him. The • Honda 1900 w. Markham Ave. turban was gone, though, and so were the robes, beard, around the world." L located behind Duke Campus jewelry and that mysterious, brooding look in his eye Zorra produced a thin piece of clear thread. I was one that I remembered so well. He was wearing a grey step ahead of him on this one, I thought. "Obviously a three-piece, pin-striped Pierre Cardin suit. new type of clear thread," I ventured. "What happened?" I stammered. "You've changed "You must have been living in a cave for 10 years. Make the beginning of the week • • • • • I • • • • • • feel like Saturday night.

i UlhaV do vtoo +V«v^ ^ci'e.*\^VVTrvWsoc.i«rT? I ° he.'11 be... •pm&i w P V IfrM \y V SIRLOIN STEAK _9 V \_y E arty Wee* Special NOW$ Tues.. WW. Only CKAPHIC BY SUSAN I.ONTKOWSKT 1.99 reg. *2.99 since 1969! And what about all those predictions you my friend," he scoffed. "This little item is a glass made: cars riding on cushions of air, a robot for every optical fiber, four one-thousandths of an inch thick, household, men landing on Mars? And where's your which can transmit more than 650 telephone K LOVERS 2011 Roxboro Rd. Only crystal ball?" conversations simultaneously for distances up to 30 11 | Early Week Special Good Mon., Tues., Wed. "I'm afraid I'm out of the forecasting business, my miles, generated by pulses of light from a laser. The friend," lamented Zorra. "Yes, those days were city of Atlanta already has a fiber optics system for its certainly romantic. In '49, I used lizard's entrails, in phone system; when you speak, your words are '59, the fad was tea leaves, and in '69 I got my brand transposed into pulses of light and decoded at the new electric crystal balT. But the good old days are over other end." for us fortune tellers." I was flabbergasted, but he continued. I was confused. "Well, what's happened during the "The possibilities are unlimited. These fibers can be '70s? Why is everything so different? And surely inserted into the body and allow doctors to actually you're going to give me some predictions for the look inside the heart or stomach; another fiber can be 1980s..." inserted which uses a laser beam to cut out tumors and "Integrated circuitry, my boy, that's the nameof the lesions, all without cutting open a single part of the game. Integrated circuitry, the marvel ofthe '70s. I've body." got everything I need right at the touch of a button. I was impressed, but couldn't keep myself from Never before have we been able to assemble and store thinking back to that sixth grade 10 years ago, his so much information and have it so readily accessible. mind filled with images of a 1980 offering personal Why waste my time peering into the future? I just run rocket ships, robots, 3-D TV, and colonies on tbe moon. my linear-regresssion forecasting program and it tells Zorra must have read my thoughts. me whatever I need to know." "Life in 10 years isn't going to be vastly different "What's so great about integrated circuits?" I asked, than it is today," he said. "We're certainly going to concealing my stupidity. In fact, I really didn't even make great strides in many fields, but most of the know what an integrated circuit was, but you can technology is already on the drawing boards now. The never let a fortune teller think that you don't know technology of the '80s will flow from research and something. development done in the past 20 years." "Witness this little miracle right here," Zorra "We've reached an age of limits, though. I'm afraid replied, pulling a small hand-held calculator out of his that economic and social factors will determine which jacket pocket. "Today, no student, businessman or technological advances have their day. Few people scientist would be without one, right? But in 1969, this still cling to the idea that progress comes gizmo would have been as big and heavy as an electric automatically with the passage of time. Look at all the typewriter, be made up of more than 5,000 transistors folks who have gone back to the wood-burning stove." Introducing two beautiful and other components, and cost about $5,000." "The philosophy of the '80s will be to do more with He produced a rather nondescript, flat piece of metal less," he added. new ways to go Natural. Now you can enfoy the smooth, clean taste o! Natural tinier than a small fingernail. "This is the genius But I couldn't leave without asking one final light beer in our classic new bottle or handsome new can. behind the whole idea. Instead of wiring together question. What has happened to the fortune-telling thousands of individual components, industries can business? What do you do now that you've stopped now etch the components right onto these silicon chips predicting the future?" All you have to dois just say...NaturaI. through a complex photographic process." He straightened his silk Dior tie as he turned and "It's like the difference between writing a book by headed toward the computer console. "Computer time Distributed Bv ,-«..-*.. hand and printing it," Zorra went on. "The ability to sharing, my friend. I've got a pretty nifty little mass-produce this little chip has made it possible to operation here, too, if I do say so myself. Yes, make computers, calculators, digital watches, information processing, that's the name of the game programmable telephones and a whole host of now." arris consumer products. Not only that, but they make the "The crystal ball is obsolete," he added, as I turned Mncorporate d products smaller, cheaper, better and more efficient!" to walk out the door. I'm not sure, but I thought there Durham, N.C. I hated to be argumentative, but I volunteered that I was a note of sadness in his voice. D Wednesday, December 5,1979 8, From the edit council: bleeding h<

here are some things that time "unwilling to do anything more than there was time to complain about more While there was still some concern for compels us to do. Just as we must distribute limited information" about mundane things like the lack of parking national issues like the presidential T file the income tax forms every birth control and not distribute spaces on campus and the need for elections and the Munich Olympic April 15, or sing "White Christmas" at the contraceptives for men and women. carpools for employees. massacre, there was an emphasis on first snowfall, or resolve ourselves togoals The selection of a Homecoming Queen in In March 1972, Duke President Terry campus issues. Students began to turn never to be fulfilled every Jan. 1, the end of 1970 drew fire from both sexes. "As a man, Sanford declared himself a candidate for inward and examine their own microcosm a decade calls for a review. Yet it is really being asked to vote for one of a dozen the presidency. The Chronicle welcomed at Duke. They were worried that without inadequate to describe ourselves or the women for Homecoming Queen.. .seems at Sanford as an outsider but did not endorse meeting 100 percent of demonstrated decade we lived through just by listing the first absurd, then silly and finally him, being more concerned about whether financial need, Duke would not attract news events that occured. The real degrading." A Duke coed, from what was his campaign would conflict with his qualified students and become a question is "What were we thinking and then the Woman's College, wrote "I am a University duties. 1972 was a year to free playground for the rich. feeling?" and "How did we see ourselves?" woman. I am a human being. A thinking, everything: the editorial council wanted to The editorials of the Chronicle may rational individual capable of indepen­ "Free the Pegram 24," (24 students who While still runnning letters from partially answer these questions. For dent reasoning and action. Yet the entire had stayed in their rooms over spring Communist Angela Davis and anti-war while they may not be representative, process of the selection of a Homecoming break when East Campus was offficially poems on its edit pages, the Ch ronicle was these statements reveal the opinions and Quees reminds me that in the minds of closed down); "Free Martha Mitchell" (for more concerned with people discharging the style of Duke students as they lived many, being a woman and a thinking, being a political prisoner of the Nixon- fire extinguishers: "If you still feel and reacted to the events ofthe 1970s. rational individual are mutually Mitchell organization) and "Liberate unfairly deprived by this prohibition on exclusive." Duke. Join the Free University." In no way can a scanning of these the misuse of fire extinguishers, we messages on the editorial pages trace a The individual student was to rule, and complete story of student perceptions of sororities and fraternities were not the decade, but it can serve as an desirable. When the Panhellenic Council impression of where we have been, where president resigned, the editorial page the Duke students who preceded us were noted "that the sorority system is not and where we may be going as the new interested in improving relationships decade arrives. . . . among women, that the selective systems You never would have known the '70s foster an attitude of wanting to judge had arrived. If it were not for the rather than understand others. . . " retrospectives, you would have believed Fraternity rush was criticized as the '60s had never ended. The first four "hypocritical" by those who opposed the years of the new decade carried forth the selectivity and offered "a living group for spirit that bad divided America into young all tastes" in the 10 non-selective and old, rich and poor, black and white independent houses and two selective and most significantly, hawk and dove. independent houses on campus. The Vietnam war still raged on and More than anything else, more than the Duke students were vehemently opposed complaints about the conservativeness of to the fighting. In its first editorial ofthe the Board of Trustees, the meaningless- new decade, titled "A Time for Peace," the ness of the ASDU presidential campaign, edit council decried Duke's $3 million the praise of new University President worth of defense research for the Army, Terry Sanford, there was a tone of Navy and Air Force and recommended the individual responsibility and concern for establishment of an interdisciplinary one's fellow students. peace studies program. Sounding like a stereotypical '60s Guerilla Theatre, circa 1972. STAFF PHOTO € It was a time of disillusionment with "flower child," one editor wrote, "You traditional authorities. In the same Jan. 6 say you want a revolution? Well, you edit comes the frustrated line, "We've all know, you better free your mind instead heard a lot of talk from politicians, (first). For only then can you really help in We cherished these le journalists and educators in the past few spreading the freedom around. And only weeks about the meaning ofthe '60s and then can you ride out the temporary "Everyday when I pick up my Chronicle, / ups on the 5,000 people who were never ( the prospects ofthe '70s, but most ofthe 'downs' without retreating into personal turn to the editorial page to see who is asked if they supported your telegram!" comments have been notable chiefly for nihilism." upset at what." Then there was President Terry their lack of inspiring hopes and ideas. or all its alleged repression and —A Duke student of the '70s. Sanford's banishment of quad dogs from Yet Duke students were still idealistic; stodginess, Duke was considered The best way to discover the loves, the University, what one writer called ] the promise of a new era still inspired F a free place, "where your mind is hates, gripes and gratifications of the "hostility beyond human comprehen- ( them. David Shaffer wrote in January not completely shackled with Duke community is to turn to the past sion." Around the same time, the murder ; 1970, "And in the decade now beginning, I Establishment control . . . where girls can letters to the editorial council, hidden of Boswell (a dog), renowned as "the leader t suspect, we will have literally our last smile at boys without being followed, away for posterity in the Chronicle ofthe quad dogs," shocked the campus. A t chance to act upon our new perceptions, to where lovers can sleep together without annals. These bits of wit and intelligence Duke woman who claimed Boswell had pull man back from the brink of destroying friends disapproving, where friends can can provide readers with hours of bitten her, allegedly strangled and t the civilization he has painstakingly built turn each other on without their friends unparalleled humor. The following is a decapitated the animal and displayed its j over the centuries." The '70s were to be the turning them in." representative sample of issues that head and tail at an off-campus party. One j time to fulfill thedreams that students had If it seems a radical time, it was. The graced the letters page ofthe Chronicle in letter-writer who watched the show c fought for, to rekindle the hope of justice the'70s. Chronicle was so much a liberal bastion described it as "pretty gross." It was c and equality and respect for humanity. that it had an advertisement "soliciting supposed to be the ears and the tail. t Dignity and respect for others was a undergraduate with a conservative hether to continue the tradition The years '71-'72 opened with a bang- v common theme at Duke in 1970. The viewpoint to write weekly columns" in of electing a Homecoming Queen Men complained the "loud" nurses at ]j charges of racism and anti-unionism order to maintain an appearance of being W was a major issue of the 1970-71 Student Health were unnecessarily prone g flared. Some samples: ". . . the latest an unbiased open forum. school year. The Duke Women's to ask male students what was the matter S incident in the Duke Hospital—the alleged 1971 was much of the same. Student Liberation group, as well as the Chronicle with them "in the middle ofthe hallway." d striking of a black dietician by a white health services were labelled "inept as editorial council, took the position that Meanwhile, there was controversy over n doctor —reflects the deep-seated, Donald Duck prescribing children's such an election was "degrading to Duke exactly what Dean Richard Cox meant p differences that have long separated aspirin for Mickey Mouse." The anti- women." Quoth the edit council: "It is an when he said he would rather live in a h worker and employer at this University." military sentiment ran strong in the year example of shallow pleasantness being triple than in the Alpha Tau Omega tl In an editorial "Keeping 'em Down": of My Lai and Mayday marches. Week substituted for intelligence." Needless to fraternity section. tl "Once again, the ugly reality that racism after week the Chronicle ran editorials say, this statement elicited numerous The perennial parking problem on West u; is used as a tool for the economic benefitof asking students to reconsider "signing responses to the effect that the Campus was discussed in our forum even white people was emphasized last week their lives away" to ROTC. Richard Homecoming Queen election is essential then. One professor suggested firing the tl when we learned that while 30 percent of Nixon, who had promised to "Vietnamize" on this "increasingly cold and somber "hoards of unnecessary clerical workers." ci the University's non-academic employees the war, was no favorite ofthe staff and as campus." Another said the University ought to are black, nearly 85 percent ofthe workers 1972 approached they feared having The final result? A male nominee from charge parking fees as a percentage of in the service division [with the lowest- "Milhous 'round our necks for another four Wilson House received twice'as many each person's annual income, so as not to paying jobs] are black." The University years." was accused of "Lily whiteness in its votes as his nearest femalecompetitor. But bias the system against students and cultural outlook" and of not integrating The deaths of inmates at Attica State the woman, Christy Stauffer, was crowned employees who couldn't afford a $100 a the black students into its mainstream. Prison in New York was a "barbaric" act queen. So much for men's lib. parking fee. And you thought the sticker a] by society. Yet the edit council for all its The 70-'71 ASDU president was system was complicated! ai It was a year to be outraged and "leftness" opposed busing on the grounds charged with using ASDU funds to pay for While women complained that men in demanding about the environment, about that black students should "be allowed to a telegram to then-President Nixon didn't ask them out enough ("There are birth control and abortions, about shape their education in the context of expressing his personal political views. some very good-looking girls in my dorm le women's liberation. The editorials what they view to be their own unique Wrote one outraged student to the ASDU who sit home on weekends..."), men ar denounced the administration for being social and cultural heritage." Still, in 1971 president: "Don't try to impose your hang­ complained that "girls won't ask us to C. Aeolus learts and headaches By Harsha Murthy encourage you to consult your little organization can do and are 'tangible.' "Nixonmania" in defending the brothers and sisters about appropriate Originally established as a governing President, a Duke Law alumnus. substitute toys." body for undergraduates, ASDU has been When Nixon resigned and Ford 1972 was the year of two local termed by some as a holding company for pardoned him, the condemnation rang, controversies. In one Terry Sanford student fees." "His pardon of Richard Nixon for any rejected an ASDU appointee for the The Residential Life Committee was crimes committed during that presidency Athletic Council, prompting the Chronicle also criticized. Although the RLC's assures us that the Nixon administra­ to call for a reassertion of student input recommendations for more federations tion's contempt for law and justice is still into the selection of University and coed dorms were approved by Sanford alive in the White House." committees. Calling for mass action, the in 1971, the Chronicle chastised the RLC Once again, campus issues were editors wrote, "We recommend that ASDU for not having used the 3-year moratorium centrally important. Protests flew on and UFC (Undergraduate Faculty on living group changes to re-examine the plans to abolish the physical education Council) instruct their representatives on whole residential system. department and the closing of the Asbury all University committees to boycott Students were shocked at the $200 arts building drew cries for "this meetings until President Sanford increase in tutition approved by the Board institution to commit itself to furthering acknowledges that we have the final say of Trustees in December 1973 and the arts." GRAPHIC BY JIM TOOMEY on who shall represent them." "disturbed" by the "talk of bribes and The grading system drew attention "Four more years.' Also in that year the Chronicle called for cases of 'special influence' in the when a zoology professor resigned in the year the Forestry School was to be axed, students to "eat no lettuce" in support of admissions office." wake of administrative objections to his causing much letter writing. "The the United Farm Workers in California. In "We think this 'flexible' process turns Biology 14 course in which he required University Center is now an old idea first an editorial called, "Stop the Salads," "We out, more often than not, to be merely an students to demonstrate 'A' quality work proposed to be built and opened by this deplore the systematic exclusion of farm excuse to stretch the rules to edge out some in one of four ways or receive no grade. In year... the necessary $8 million never workers, mostly Mexican-Americans, students in favor of those who could bring "Squelching Progress," editors wrote materialized." from their basic human and legal rights. Duke money, friends of political gain for "Resistance to changes in the grading On the University's 50th anniversary, Only when the dining halls have lettuce Duke's president." system has reached the point at which it the Chronicle noted the overcrowding of coming out their ears will lettuce stop On national issues, the Chronicle would become a major embarrassment for dormitories with "temporary triples," "the coming out in the salad." From October on congratulated Congress for the War Duke if it became widely known." basic flows of curriculum. . . and the there were ' "Nightly Chronicle Lettuce Powers Act, told the U.S. to stay out of any hile students still retained the preponderance of inept graduate student Counts" checking the quantity of lettuce in Middle East peace settlement and end our sense of "doing your own thing instructors." the West Campus Dining Halls "wasteful and often haphazard pattern of (including a call for uncondi­ 1975 also saw two rapes which were seen refrigerator to monitor the effectiveness of W energy consumption." tional amnesty for war resistors), there as "a serious crime wave." the boycott. It wasn't until January 22,1974 that the was outrage at raids by House P on Hanes After 1976 the years seem to flow 1973 saw the end ofthe American rolein Chronicle commented on Watergate. and Cleland: "for an institution which together. There were calls for boycotts of Vietnam and the growing isolation of Although Vice President SpiroAgnew had boasts of a uniquely intelligent and Gallo wine, calls for activism and for Americans and Duke students. The East resigned the previous year and the trial of exeptionally mature student body, Duke support of the Israelis and Middle East Campus gym was condemned as was the Watergate burglars had cast suspicion paradoxically seems to possess a peace, statements in support of PIRG and ASDU for its proposal to purchase $12,000 on the White House, only in 1974 did the substantial group who act neither very the release of the Wilmington 10, and worth of electronic calculators and rent editorial headline read "Impeach Nixon," smart, exceptionally or maturely." opposition to apartheid and Duke's them out to students. Although the citing the 18-minute gap in the tapes, his In 1975, the first rumblings of anti­ investments in South Africa. proposal was finally rejected, the questionable tax return and the nuclear power sentiments were heard If one thing is striking it is the change in Chronicle wrote, "The calculators, argued president's loss of public support as when the Chronicle warned of the effects tone, the movement from a spirited the executives of ASDU, will be a visible reasons. Vice President Gerald Ford was of natural disasters on North Carolina fighting radicalism to a more rational example of the good things that also criticized for falling prey to nuclear power plants. But it was also the Continued on page 12

letters By Davia Odell er dance." again?" in reference to Sarah Jane apathy of society at Duke; nearly everyone When the Duke Gay Alliance asked nd the less social-minded Moore's assassination attempt of then- else opposed him with such sentiments as everyone who supported the homosexual questioned whether the "F" President Gerald Ford. "Go suck an egg." movement to wear blue jeans one day, the A should be retained as a grade at The same day, an editorial titled "Make While a group of Duke men questioned. Haggar doubleknits came out of even the ed Duke. One creative student suggested the love" elicited a broad range of responses. "Why are condoms not sold in the Dope frat house closets. One amused individual tn- distribution of green stamps as an The edit council recommended to its Shop?" (no response on our pages), the suggested continuing this unique er alternative to grades. The problem was readers: "Don't be too particular. If there is campus shook its proverbial fist at Sayed tradition in the form of Idi Amin Shoe er that medical schools wouldn't accept one thing Duke can use an endless supply EINaga, manager of the East Campus Day, to protest that now-defunct leader's A them... of, it's open-minded, open-armed, Dining Halls, for his attempt to bring tyranny. ad While law students in 1973 complained compassionate love. Touch and feel, men charges against a certain fraternity When Aeolus published a list of "crips" id that they were not given priority and women; find a companion and believe pledge for throwing a pie in the face of one at the University—by name—dedicated .ts admission to the Freewater premiere of in magic." Reactions ranged from "useful of the frat's little sisters as a pledge task. students of those courses wrote us to ne The Paper Chase, political science majors advice" to "deeply irresponsible." At any protest that yes. Guns and Boats did >w complained when the Chronicle editorial rate, Chronicle staffers noted that their Although the woman publicly forgave require a paper and Music 125 already had as council could not decide what to do about love lives were more than 50 percent better him on the pages of yours truly, El Naga been toughened up. We silently took our the OPEC oil embargo. One group of letter- the weekend after the edit was printed. was persistent in his cry for revenge; the beating and came to the realization that g- writers had a localized suggestion: not major scientific breakthrough was incident was "not in keeping with Mr. El even if those courses were a bit easier for at lighting the Duke Christmas tree. A reported in March, 1977. "Birds Naga's image of a 'good restaurant.'" everyone else at Duke, from that time on, ne geology professor from North Carolina . are lighter than air... All that Eventually, the turmoil (and the letters) they would be harder than anything for A subsided; little did El Naga know that this •er State University lashed out at Sanford's flapping business with the wings is really Chronicle staffers! decision to continue this tradition in the an incredibly furious attempt from was just a prelude to the food fights ofthe Last year became write-us-your-opinion- er midst of an energy crisis, noting that the floating away to the goddamn future. on-ASDU year, in which each and every nt power to light the tree would heat 10 homes moon...those buggers are just praying they When the Major Attractions Committee Duke student felt strangely compelled to a in Durham for the same period of time as can make it from tree to tree without announced in 1978 their intention to bring tell Chronicle readers precisely what he or ?3 the tree would glow. He said in a letter to floating away." back the Grateful Dead for and encore she thought about our student the president, "I do not think you Needless to say, observant Duke types concert in Cameron Indoor Stadium. It government. Even the edit council gotinto :st understand the Christmas spirit." couldn't let this pass, and the findings seems some students were sick and tired of the act (some would say we inspired it). 3H One poetic student had a suggestion for were disputed in one of the nation's hearing the same concert again and again; ASDU was criticized for its failure to he the dining halls in solving the energy leading scientific journals (the Chronicle). they proposed changing the name of this prevent the institution of 8 a.m. classes i." crisis: "The reason birds appear to float is that entertainment committee to the "Minor ("We are paying $7,000 a year to come to to When cooking our peas, the earth is speeding away from them!" Attractions Committee," and wryly this country club, so why should we get up of macaroni and cheese Seems that birds in the Eastern clamored for an Osmonds concert at Duke. before 10?") and belated action in saving t() Try boiling less time and add spices! Hemisphere don't fly, because they're on Several letters ofthe 1978-79 school year students from the ultimate horror of a id Men's lib was foiled again in 1974 when the side which is falling face-down. In this outraged students. Particularly the ol' "I mandatory board plan in the Pits. In the 30 a male law student was refused a job as an hemisphere birds fly because the earth was raped by 12 Pi Phi pledges. They you-win-one-you-lose-one tradition, we er all-women's dorm housemaster. "This is falls away from them. abused me, then left me bound, naked and managed to escape one, but are another score for Duke's super-ninny The highlight of the 1977-78 letters very pleased" letter rendered the campus permanently stuck with the other. 3) image," he lashed out in a letter, centered around the wastage or non- speechless—although not without pen and What letters of 1980 will live on in re In 1975-76 clearly not a good year for wastage of eggs in the annual School of paper. While men laughed, women fumed: infamy? Tune in Monday, January 14 on m letters, members ofthe Duke Republicans, Engineering Egg Drop Contest. The "It is sickening what some idiots would do the letters page to find out. Better yet. write Jfl among others, objected profusely to the author of "Life is in the Eggs" argued the just to get a laugh and a little attention." us over Christmas vacation, and be there to Chronicle headline, "What, missed contest epitomized the frivolity and You decide. yourself. D eo'us J 10, Aeolus Refresher on events of the decade By David Berger It was a time of disillusion. Americans began to reconcile themselves to paychecks that bought fewer goods, and were forced to accept a retrenchment in living standards. For many Americans the decade of the '70s was a period of disenchantment with our institutions, a time when the world's harsh realities stripped away American optimism. Looking back on the decade is not easy. There were many events that Americans would rather forget; yet the '70s had a major effect on America. Despite this, it is difficult to determine the order of events. When did America begin bombing Cambodia? Where were the students who were killed by National Guardsmen while protesting? What year did the Arabs shock America into a new age with a oil embargo? To clarify the record, therefore, here is year-by-year analysis of the '70s: 1970 President Richard Nixon, in the second full year of his administration, called for a program of "Vietnamization" which would have South UPlPHOTO Vietnamese ground troops replacing American Returning POW greets his family in 1973. ground forces in Vietnam, while America continued to use its Air Force to bomb North Vietnam. Nixon also announce one month later that it was necessary for the announced that American would invade Cambodia U.S. to launch its heaviest bombing attacks since 1974 and mine the Haiphong harbor, in an effort to shorten America began fighting Hanoi. Alexander Solzhenitsyn was sent into exile by the the war. The Munich Olympics ended in tragedy'with the Soviet Union., President Gerald Ford (more about that In the Middle East, King Hussein of Jordan death of 17 people after the Israeli wrestling team was later) went to the Soviet Union to sign the Vladivostok launched his country into civil war with Palestinian kidnapped by Palestinians. Arms agreement. refugees after the PLO brought three hijacked jets to In the lowest voter turnout since 1948, every state Palestinian (guerillas or terrorists, pick one) killed the Jordanian desert and blew up the empty planes. but Massachusetts and the District of Columbia voted 21 in the Israeli town of Maalet. It was the most Biafra's three-year-war for independence against Richard Nixon for president. Bumper stickers destructive Palestinian attack in Israeli history. Nigeria ended in failure with almost two million appeared immediately saying "Don't Biame Me, I'm Watergate was still in the news. The Supreme Court people dead from starvation and war. from Massachusetts." unanimously ordered Nixon to give up the tapes, the Chile's Salvador Allende became the first Marxist to The Democrats were partly to blame, as candidate House Judiciary Committee voted the first bill on win a free presidential election in Latin America, George McGovern went through seven people before impeachment and a tape was found directly linking despite rumors of large American funding against finding Kennedy brother-in-law Sargent Shriver as Nixon to the cover-up from the beginning. Nixon Allende. running mate. Quick quiz: Who was Thomas resigned and was replaced by Ford. Ford promised a At Kent State University four students protesting Eagleton? George Wallace's presidential ambitions time of healing, and later gave a "full, free and against the war were shot and killed by the Ohio were ended by an assassin's bullet during the absolute pardon" to Nixon before he was brought to National Guard. Thousands of students marched on Maryland presidential primary. trial. Washington, in response to Kent State and Nixon's A "third-rate burglary" occurred at a fancy The worst recession in years hit the American actions in Cambodia. Washington hotel complex which was the economy, inflation reached nine percent, Caesar Chavez also had Americans supporting an headquarters ofthe Democratic National Committee. unemployment eight percent and economists new group, as he continued to try and organize farm Five men were caught bugging the DNC. The name of predicted it would get worse. workers, despite the often violent response of the the hotel was the Watergate. Remember that name. Alexander Solzhenitzn finished his latest book, The California growers. The Olympics excited America as Mark Spitz swam Gulag Archipelago. Howard Cosell began his career on Monday Night his way to seven gold medals and a $5 million Football. television contract, while Olga Korbut brought the word "pixie" back into the American language. 1975 "A Chorus Line" opened in Joseph Papp's off- Cambodia and South Vietnam fell to the 1971 Communists like dominoes. A huge airlift for refugess First Lt. William Calley was convicted of mass Broadway theater to launch what would become the most popular play of the '70s. and orphans by the U.S. failed to make our exit any murder for the attack at My Lai in 1968. Nixon more graceful. continued to withdraw American troops from The new Cambodian government, the Khmer Vietnam, while increasing American arm sales and Rouge, seized the American merchant ship Mayaguez. air power in an effort to maintain South Vietnam. It 1973 This year was a biggie. The Yom Kippur War Ford sent in the Marines, and 39 hostages were saved was not working. at the expense of 38 dead and 50 woirtided. President Obote of Uganda was ousted in a coup by showed the Arabs could beat the Israelis in battle, but eventually lose the war. America had to take supplies More news from the Watergate Hotel. H.R. Idi Amin. Time said Amin's move opens "the Haldeman, John Erlichman, John Mitchell and possibility for more political freedom" in Uganda. from NATO stockpiles to give Israel what it needed to continue fighting. Robert Mardian were convicted of conspiracy in the After Peking invited an American Ping Pong team The Arab nations, led by Sauda Arabia, responded cover-up. FBI and CIA had been spying on American to China, President Nixon shocked the world by by imposing an oil embargo upon the U.S. until it citizens and were involved in the deaths of foreign announcing that he, too, would go to China in early stopped helping Israel. A new era in America had leaders. Remember Allende? 1972. begun, marked by gas lines, 20 percent increases in oil New York almost went bankrupt, then was bailed At Attica State Prison in New York 39 inmates and prices and runaway inflation. out at the last moment by Ford, while America was hit nine hostages died in the bloodiest prisoner rebellion Chile's Allende government was overthrown by the by the highest unemployment rate since 1941. in American history. New York Times columnist Tom military in bloody coup. Allende died fighting in the Ballet came back into the news, as Mikhail Wicker, a member ofthe negotiating board selected by presidential palace. Chile turned to the reactionary Baryshnikov defected to America from the Soviet the prisoners, called the attack an "irresponsible and right, and America reinstituted aid programs with Union. With his body and method of dance, reckless act of violence," and blamed New York more money, to "aid democracy in Latin America." Baryshnikov began making ballet an acceptable Governor Nelson Rockefeller. activity for a generation of young men. In Washington more than 250,000 protested as part Vietnam was nearly out ofthe news, for Kissinger of the Mayday anti-war march; 13,400 were arrested. had negotiated a peace treaty. America, except for those waiting for prisoners-of-war, ended its Nixon announced that "I am now a Keynesian," involvement in Vietnam. devalued the dollar and took America off the gold 1976 standard. The Watergate scandal began to have far-reaching Mao Tse-Tung died, his widow was arrested and effects. The taps of Nixon's office almost caused a China moved into a new, more moderate era under the The ultimate in television art was born as "All in the constitutional crisis when Nixon ordered Attorney leadership of Hua Guo-feng. Family" began — amid much protest and great General Elliot Richardson to fire Special Prosecutor Israeli commandos rescued 104 hostages held by ratings — to teach Americans much about themselves. Archibald Cox. Richardson resigned, and his two pro-Palestinian terrorists in Uganda's Entebbe deputies did the same before Cox was fired. The airport. All but one of the hostages were returned 1972 "Saturday Night Massacre" began a new cry for Nixon traveled to mainland China to meet Mao Tse- Nixon's resignation and/or impeachment. Nixon Jimmy Carter built a grass roots political machine, Tung and Chou En-Lai, beginning a dialogue with eventually released most ofthe tapes, including one of won the Democratic primaries, then beat off a late Peking after 23 years of silence. Nixon then visited the a meeting with his chief of staff, H.R. Haldeman. challenge by Ford (who had his own primary troubles Soviet Union to negotiate a Strategic Arms Limitation which had a mysterious 18-and-a-half minute gap. with Ronald Reagan) to become president. Treaty. Vice President Spiro Agnew was forced to resign America celebrated its bicentennial with the Liberty Vietnam was big in the news, as Henry Kissinger because of tax evasion charges against him. A Bell, tall ships, fireworks and much merriment. announced "Peace is at hand" on election eve, only to Michigan congressman, Gerald Ford, replaced him. Continued on page 11 Wednesday, December 5, 1979 1 .-• . -. vVi-Vf=if>>V- Aeolus ,11 The issues remain unresolved Bv Ilene G. Reid he rashest generalization that can be made could be used as a factor in student admissions about the issues of the '70s is that none of policies. T them ever seemed to be resolved and most are And, while some were fighting for their rights to snowballing into the '80s. The '70s were a time of make their lives a little better, some were fighting for a introspection, on personal, national and international right to let die. The Quinlans of New Jersey looked at levels. Concepts about the United States as a nation, their daughter, Karen Ann, kept alive by artifical and as a member of this planet were called in for means and fought the courts for the rights to "pull the review. Where the '60s will be remembered as a decade plug." It was considered a landmark case, yet the of upheavals and great changes in the fabric of decision has been marked with a sort of irony. For American life, the '70s will go down as a decade of although Karen Ann Quinlan was taken off her more subtle turbulence. . respirator in 1976, she is still living. Hanging over the entire decade was the discovery And, out in Utah, convicted murderer Gary Gilmore that we were living in an age when limits would be became the first man since 1967 to be executed in the reached. Things just began to run out; things not United States, when his appeal to be given the death necessarily limited to natural and material resources. penalty was granted. The Supreme Court had ruled Beginning the decade were fears for the that the death penalty was "cruel and unusual environment. We realized that what we called home punishment" in 1972. Since Gilmore's execution in could not be taken for granted as blatantly as in the 1977, two others have been executed. past. he United States faced challenges not only to Earth Day 1970 was the culmination of this concern, the internal value structure of its citizens, but a day when people took time out to educated T also to its external appearance on the interna­ themselves about the problems in dealing with our tional scene. The Cold War years and Vietnam finally sensitive environment. The experts told us that took their toll on American prestige abroad. The moral environmentalism was not a purely aesthetic concern, questions about Vietnam wrenched the '60s; "peace yet the voices of those "doomsdayers" would not be with honor" did not heal the wounds. heard until the middle of the decade. The Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty II was an GRAPHIC BV CYNTHIA CAMLIN Americans saw their first gas lines in 1974. The attempt to show that the U.S. and U.S.S.R. wanted to "/ am not a crook.' outcry against the oil companies and OPEC could be remove the military sphere from the competition, yet it heard from coast to coast. Americans were accustomed has stalled in the Senate. t to unlimited use of their automobiles. Before the end of The U.S. opened official diplomatic relations with the decade, yet another summer of gas lines, as well as the People's Republic of China on Jan. 1, 1979, Events to recall gas prices greater than $1 per gallon, would push recognizing mainland China at last. tempers to the breaking point. We found that the Arab oil-producing nations had us Continued from page 10 Another facet of the environmental situation was over a barrel — an oil barrel, that is. We were no longer Saul Bellow continued to excite the world, receiving the concern for the ozone layer, that part ofthe Earth's the unchallenged king of the sandpile. a Nobel Prize for Humboldt's Gift. Baryshnikov atmosphere which filters out the sun's harmful rays. These international questions also had a bearing on excited millions in a different way, joining the New Many aerosol cans were replaced with pump sprays our national situation, for the lack of oil made us look York City Ballet. Christo baffled millions, building a after some scientists claimed the propellant in the to alternative sources of energy, namely finding less 24-mile nylon fence in California, then tore it down, aerosol cans was breaking down the ozone. destructive uses for our well-developed knowledge of calling it "art in prime time." Pollution was found in every phase of existence. City nuclear power. noises were harmful; baby booms were worse. But radioactive wastes posed a disposal problem for Emission controls were put on cars. Zero population the environment. And, as we found out from the Three 1977 growth slogans wre impressed on people. Mile Island accident earlier this year, the plants Egyptian President Anwar Sadat became the first Conservation became a key word. themselves are a health hazard to the surrounding Arab leader to visit Israel. Many of our favorite commodities were in short communities. The anti-nuke forces, active in Europe South Africa rocked with riots after it was supply. In addition to gasoline, there were sugar for years, became the new protest movement of the announced that Steve Biko had died from police shortages, coffee crop failures and beef boycotts. '70s. beatings. nd so, while we re-examined our (misconcep­ Americans became more concerned with themselves The U.S. signed a treaty returning the Panama tions about our country being the grand and controlling their lives. Yet, the decade is not one of Canal to Panamanian control. A provider, we re-examined ourselves. The '70s self-centered concern, but of realization and The dollar continued to die on the international were a time of identity crises. pragmatism that many believe was brought on by the money market, while gold prices skyrocketed. The women's movement got into full-swing in 1972 shrinking infallibility of the country and its leaders. The woman's movement began to lose ground, as with the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment by The '70s were ushered in with talk about a recession ERA legislation failed in several states. Anita Bryant Congress, but by 1978 its addition to the Constitution and economics problems; nine years and three led a fundamentalist movement against gay rights. looked unlikely and the push was on for an extension presidents later, there are no solutions in sight. It was also a time for murder as "Son of Sam" killer of the ratification deadline. Americans had begun to take for granted that our David Berkowitz shot 13, killing seven in New York's Even if it did not pass, the ERA was the first sign of prominent position world-wide was a birthright. But, lovers's lanes. Gary Gilmore became the first person to the changing roles of the sexes. no more. The '80s are a time for rearmament of the be legally executed in America since 1967. The women's movement opened up questions American spirit. D ABC set records for audiences with the adaption of concerning abortion and the right to have one. Alex Haley's Roots. Richard Nixon made millions in Although the issue is far from resolved, with forces on television interviews. Star Wars drew millions to the both sides continuing the discussion, since the 1973 movies, while Annie Hall made schleppers feel like Supreme Court ruling, women have had the right to almost a million. have an abortion during early pregnancy. Yet, in 1978 the Supreme Court would rule that, although it was not reversing its original decision, it 1978 did not believe the government should have to pay for After 213 days, Menachim Begin, Jimmy Carter and abortions; thus, many low-income women were Anwar Sadat came from the mountain and presented deprived of their only means of financing an abortion. the world with the Camp David accords, including a Gays became increasingly vocal and sometimes framework for peace in the Middle East. militant about the discrimination that met those who Red Brigade terrorists in Italy kidnapped and killed spoke out. Yet, their new-found openness met former Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro in an resistance from people such as Anita Bryant, the well- attempt to regain captured comrades. known singer and former beauty queen. Bryant's Pope Paul VI died, Albino Luciani became his "save our children" campaign to repeal laws successor as Pope John Paul; he died 34 days later, and permitting gays to teach school in Dade County, the year's second conclave elected the first non-Italian Florida coincide with the ERA backlash of 1977. Pope in more than 400 years, as Polish Cardinal Karol Bryant won that battle, but the war is still on. Wojtyla became Pope John Paul II. Though the civil rights movement lost one of its In Guyana, after a U.S. Congressman and a most eloquent spokesman when Rev. Martin Luther television reporter were killed, People's Temple leader King, Jr. was assassinated in 1968, the black Jim Jones organized more than 900 followers into a community did not stop its struggles. "mass suicide." Violence erupted in large cities like Boston when California voters passed Proposition 13, beginning court-enforced school busing for integration was a tax-cut fever that spread across the nation. instituted. And, on the West Coast, Allen Bakke's fight I.M. Pei's new wing of the National Gallery in against reverse discrimination favoring minorities in Washington showed how far man's artistic ability had professional school admissions was watched closely. come, while Animal House crystalized the desire of The Supreme Court waffled in its 1978 decision that STAFF PHOTO "The women's movement opened up questions." college students to return to the '50s. although reverse discrimination was wrong, race Continued on page 12 Wednesday. December 5,1979 Sanders Florist Aeolus :•: Houseplants—Terrariums—Planters ;•: 12, :-: Fresh Rowers—Corsages—Floral Arrangements 3 | 1102 Broad a 286-1288 |

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Every year 1979 there seem to be criticisms ofthe residential life system Carter spent six days in the Middle East which and the committee for not having an underlying ended in peace agreements between Egypt and Israel philosophy. after 30 years of war. There are indignant denunciations of immature and Britian's Margaret Thatcher became the first IMPORTED unintellectual behavior by some. Money, whether it be woman to lead a modern Western democracy, while tbe national economy or Duke's endowment, arises the shah of Iran, Idi Amin, Bokossa and Somoza were Parts and Accessories perennially—tbe need for construction, for overthrown, courtesy of their own policies and scholarships or endowed chairs. And the problem of revolutions. for Your Foreign Car racism, among students and by the University, is as Carter signed SALT II with Soviet Premier Leonid salient now as then, oftentimes phrased in the very Brezhnev in Vienna. same words. Students in Iran stormed the U.S. Embassy and took Fast Service on Special Order Items Perhaps one can see the "Me Generation," as the 62 hostages, while Iran's new leader, the Ayatollah Khomeini began to build his version of the Islamic American Parts Also Available '70s have been called by Tom Wolf, in the turning inward of the Duke student body. If it was "me," it republic. 286-5571 meant students considered the future "me" more, Escaping radioactive steam from Three Mile Island looking to who and what they would be. They sobered nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania awakened themselves up with the limits of power as individuals America to the dangers of nuclear energy. Henrv Slaughter—Owner and a nation and their ability to change things. They The Federal Reserve Board announced the tightest —2409—Guess RE­ returned to the value of money and hard work as money in its history in an attempt to stop inflation; necessities for success and status and tradition and interest rates soared to record highs, and serious power. They let themselves loose to enjoy themselves recession became catch words. in order to free themselves from pressure. The The last Kennedy brother, Edward, announced his UNITED IMPORT AUTO PARTS pendulum swung the other way. Perhaps the early '80s candidacy for president. will be like the early '70s, nothing more than an Another Soviet ballet star, Aleksandr Godunov, extension of the years before them. And then, maybe defected to the U.S. during a tour with the Bolshoi not.... • Ballet. Q ASDU (I-Center gift last night By Kevin Sack By Margaret Donnelly President Terry Sanford announced yesterday The ASDU legislature concluded its business of the the procurement of a $1 million dollar gift to the semester last night in a two and a half hour meeting University Center by an anonymous North fraught with parlimentary confusion. Carolina resident. The gift is conditional upon the After approving 10 student group budgets, the raising of the remaining funds needed for the legislature considered a motion to send the American Center's construction. Student Federation's budget back to committee for re- According to Marion Peavey, director of evaluation. development, Duke has raised, without the new The American Student Federation is a national gift, $11.2 million of the approximately $16 million collegiate student government association. Gary needed for the project. Thus, the school must raise Davidson, an appointed ASDU executive, is national $3.8 million to receive the new gift and complete president of ASF and Janet Farquharson, an ASDU the Center's funding. Sanford set July 1, 1980 as legislator, is chairman ofthe ASF executive board. the goal for achieving this. Marshall Orson, legislator from Kappa Sigma who Only $7 million ofthe $16 million pledged has introduced the motion, voiced his concern that only been received in cash. Peavey said that Duke ASDU funds would be used to pay for the $1.00 OFF needs to collect on more of its pledges to avoid a administrative costs of the national organization. cash flow problem. He said that the new gift may By this time enough legislators had left the meeting encourage faster payment. D that there was no longer a quorum present. The j Any Baked Dish or Pizza I meeting then recessed for three seconds and reconvened only to replace the speaker of the j legislature and continue discussion of the motion. David Redlawsk, a legislator from Central Campus, j offer good with coupon | Newsbit substituted for Susan Wells, ASDU parlimentarian Elections will be held Monday for who was acting speaker. Jeff LeVee, the elected specializing in veal, lasagna administrative secretary of ASDU. Candidates speaker of the legislature, was out of town. are Terri Mascherin and Ann Walker, both juniors Robert's Rules of Order require that once a quorum is I pizza and manicotti... fine wines in Trinity College. lost the meeting must vote on a motion to either open 7 davs a week. . . take oul available No one has filed to be a candidate for the adjourn, recess or send for the missing delegates. Once position of executive secretary, so ASDU the meeting has reconvened, it may procede unless a president-elect Bryan Fair will appoint someone. legislator call for another quorum. 2610 Carver Si. 471-8455 The hours for voting on Monday are 9 a.m. to 6 The legislature voted to withhold the $250 ASF had 1 2 mile north off Guess Road from 1-85 I p.m. • requested for administrative costs until it could study the distribution of funds. Q Wednesday, December 5,1979 BttllTi JJM^^gJLKJ t*x*x*.-x*m-w--.*:Kxxx-w*iyl inmi ,13 Duke Union Fancies and fannies Community Television -By Richard Goldrosen presents are flesh surrounded me. practiced yoga and transcendental Clothes were strewn about. meditation. Occasionally I went out B Bodies whirled by; no, I wasn't and took in a flick. in an orgy. I was in high school. Before you knew it, I was caught once Football players clad merely in cleats again by fads. Jawsmania was and helmets streaked by. Bare-assed sweeping the country. Shark teeth DUKE BASKETBALL students filled the streets. Newspapers, became necklaces, bracelets and magazines and television depicted the earrings selling for as much as $100 crazed youth of American rushing apiece. Restaurants reported a rise in wildly about, faces hidden, but all else requests for shark meat at the dinner exposed. An anonymouns social table. Children at the beach shrieked at scientist remarked, "My gut reaction is the summer-time mirage of the DUKE tha it makes the world safe for oncoming fin. The mammoth shark goldfish." The fad of streaking was appeared on T-shirts everywhere. appealing. Shed your clothes and let The theater gave us more than just a your inhibitions run loose. The modern day Moby Dick, though. Other vs. publicity spread; streaking became fads soon surfaced. Horror movies contagious. Yet, I could not jump on the gained popularity. Woody Allen bandwagon. Instead, I donned my tie- gathered a cult following, as people dye T-shirt, my POW bracelet and flocked to see Bananas, Sleeper, Love PRINCETON rushed to the store to get a pair of Earth and Death, Annie Hall and Manhattan. Shoes. And, of course* the fads of the '70s Tonight Live and In Color On your Common's After the days of Watergate and the would not be the same without Animal Vietnam War a large number of fads House. Toga parties materialized Room Television, in Central Campus, the surfaced across the country. They were immediately on college campuses Hideaway Bar, and the Cl!!! a blessing to the enterprising across the nation. The more businessman, a puzzle to those who adventuresome mimicked John Belushi asked why, a threat to those who and stuffed food from their respective Game Time 7:30 wanted to try them all. Skateboarding pits down their throats. And, television Coverage Starts 7:20 is hard enough alone, but quite was not to be denied. Mork, Steve dangerous when you try to roller skate Martin, and Roseanne Roseannadanna at the same time. won followings, too. Fads became an expression of one's Well, I wasn't the rowdy type and I self. The radical activism and protests wasn't from Ork. I strived to be the uniting the students ofthe 1960s were in serious type, the student, or as the fad the past. Campuses were relatively would say, a nerd. To my dissillusion- cable quiet. Students turned inwards, more ment, the ivory towers weren't passive and more individualistic. Fads unaffected by fads. Initiated in 1971 by involved activities thought to be novel two professors, the mail order term tlllllTlllniiiniiniiiiiiniiiiinmni^ and were identified in terms of their paper service soon blossomed into an quantity or frequency. In fads, there extremely profitable business and was something for everyone and reputable fad as well. Others followed everything for someone. suit and soon research paper catologues The health fiends turned to natural were as popular as the L.L. Bean issues. and organic foods, vegetarianism, and The rigors of academics were further jogging. Euell Gibbons and Jimmy softened by fads. The engineering age fiSDU is taking Carter joined in, espousing their was upon us. Calculators and wholesome lifestyles. The markets were computers were the new style. Belts overwhelmed with "all natural," "no were weighed down with dangling applications for a nauj artificial perservatives" and an infinite electronic mathematicians. Games of variety of jogging footwear. concentration, like backgammon and Not one to give up Famous Amos, Mastermind caught the attention of chocolate chip cookies, sweets, or meat, students. I had to find something else. Another fad...another image...whole wheat bread and savory nut casserole were not BUSIN6SS me. I shed by clothes but still I couldn't streak. I got out my penny loafers, cuffed up my pants, slicked back my hair, and headed down to the '50s dance MfiNnG€R to twist and jitterbug the night away. You see, one of the biggest fads of all seemed to a nostalgic yearning for the #»»»—*»»—»—»»»—»»»». days of yore. Perhaps sometime in the future some novel individual will try to relive the disco craze of the 1970s, or even just do the Bump. The position runs from Jon '80 until ads were by no means limited to I remember spending hours the dance floor. There was comtemplating my next move as my Dec. '80. fl good occounting F money to made and entrepre­ books and calculators sat patiently. background, interest in budgeting, neur took advantage of the bandwagon But, now I can't even remember where dynamics of a fad. Mood rings didn't my backgammon set is. Earth Shoes quite win the hearts of women as have turned into Topsiders. From the ond desire Por involvement ore the diamonds did, but the ever-changing flappers of the 1920's to the goldfish colored stones could be counted on swallowers of the 1950's to the frisbee requirements! fingers everywhere. Like a biorhythm, throwers of the 1970's, fads have come the ring promised to reveal your mood. and gone. Fads are not just a passing If your were blue or lonely, a pet rock streaker, or a passing fancy for that was what your needed. Next to a teddy matter. Some fads persist, some die out. bear, what could be more comfortable to No one can really explain why some cuddle up with? Even better, your new quickly fade into oblivion or why some pet didn't need a housebreaking and it become a way of life. Fads are an didn't need a leash. individual experience, remembered and Applications available in the Well, there I stood. My mood was green. enjoyed by almost everyone, whether My rock wouldn't roll over and play they're participating or selling. I RSDU office, 104 Union. dead. The fads had failed me. I locked searched through many trying to find myself in my room and turned my myself. Now my only question is Deadline: December 7, 5:00 p.m. attention to Doonesbury. I often sat whether preppiness is a fad or is it contemplating my existence as I more. D Wednesday, December 5, 1979 14 CLASSIFIEDS

Announcements 2 bedroom Chapel Towers Answers For Sale: Stereo turntable Graduating. Must sell 1.8 cu. I,o.st: Deviant Behavior by cassette deck AM-FM radio in ft. REFRIGERATOR. Brand Keliy on CC. bus Sat. ATTENTION-Any East Apartment open for sublease. James Dunlop came out of one unit plus two speakers. new in Sept. $75. Also, three evening. I'm in urgent need of Campus student who wishes Carpet, dishwasher, central semi-retirement to tell us that $240 must sell now. Call Nana fit-together plastic tables, it's return. Reward! Pleasecall to change board plans for the heat and air. No children. Ron Hunt's unenviable 477-3190. Price is negotiable. yellow and white. $2 each. x7387. Spring Semester or who is Rent is $230. Call 383-5786. baseball achievement was to Call Sue, 684-1651 anytime. moving off East Campus for Large, quiet, 3 rooms and be hit by pitches on 243 For Sale: Revo*. A-77 Tape Room/ Room mate bath, upstairs, in nice home occassions in his 11 year Deck plus 29 reels of tape, the spring must notify the Lost and Found Wanted East Campus Dining Halls of near Duke. Shared kitchen, career, a record we're sure no $500. Call Jan 688-0545. this change on Wednesday, basement, large yard. Quiet one is too anxious to beat. REFRIGERATOR for sale - Seiko Diving Watch Lost in Any male graduate student December 5th from 8:30 a.m. renters only, preferably Thanks to Mr. D. about four cubic feet, mint Card Gym on Thursday before who would like to share 3- to 6:30 p.m. in the East Union graduate students. $150/mo. condition, 3 years old. Can be Thanksgiving. REWARD, bedroom Central Campus apartment with two medical Lobby. This will be the only 489-1515. Questions taken after December 14. Only call 684-1971. time that board plans may be $80 or best offer. Call Rick 684- students (Dec./ Jan.-May) Lost—One gold-faced watch changed. 1 BR Duke Manor Sublet Does anyone remember Ozzie 0096. should contact Dan, x-6124, with black suede band with available Spring semester or & Harriet Nelson and their evenings. ckets to famous TV show named, For sale—Gitane-Gypsey initials MMM and date 12-15- earlier. Call Lila, 286-1896. ROOMMATE WANTED now basketball game. December 8 appropriately The Adventures Sport Men's Bike, $165.00. 77 on back. Pleasecall Mary at Faculty House for Rent: or for next semester. Senior vs. East Carolina. Will pay a of Ozzie & Harriet? When Sear's Bike Rack for car, x0173 if found. Reward. January 26 until June 28, wants male upperclassman or good price. Call Mark at 684- trivia experts get together, the $20.00. Man's Brown Suede Lost— One Camel's hair coat 1980. Quiet, attractive grad student to share 5187 classic question always comes Coat, $100.00. All at cost. Call at Theta Chi semi-formal last neighborhood. 5 min. ride furnished 2 bedroom Duke up: What did Ozzie do for a after 6 pm, 383-2140. Friday night. If found, please DUKE WOMEN: Your essay from Duke. Eleven rooms, Vk Manor Apt. $117.50 plus living? The answer commonly call Tom at 684-7168. on sex might help someone baths, living room w/fire­ For Sale: Pioneer RT 707 Reel utilities. 286-9596. given is also a classic but. Found: Brown umbrella in feel more comfortable. place, rec room in basement to Reel. Like new. $250. 684- Continued on page 16 Commissions paid. Confiden­ unfortunately, incorrect. If Carr. Call 684-7138 between 8 w/ping pong table & fireplace. 3836, evenings 489-5949. Also, tial. FEM-A-TRON: Box you've done your required and 9 a.m. of'fit img Hotpoint Microwave oven 11166, Winston-Salem, N.C. watching for this question bedrooms. Good place for 3 or with caroussel. $175.684-3836, 20 5H0PPING PAVS 27106. and know the answer, call 684- Help: lost books out of care 4 grad students. Furnished. 3811 for fame and fortune in evenings 489-5949. between lot C and off campus LEFT 'TIL CHRI5TMA5.' L'tilities paid (except phone). tomorrow's Chronicle. Just the graduation present Sat. at 5:00. If found, call $400 month. Call V. Strand­ you were waiting for. A bright John, 286-7560 or return to berg, 489-5531. For Rent For Sale red 1980 Mazda Rx 7 G.S. with Flowers — URGENT. just over 2,000 miles. Call 489- SUBLET THIS APART­ FOR SALE: EXXON GAS LOST: Jeans, Gym Shorts, 7 SUBLET - Single furnished 6903 for showing. apartment, 5-10 minute walk MENT: JAN-MAY or July, if Reg. 94.9, Unlead 98.9, High shirts from laundromat under United airlines Discount from Chapel, available before desired. Duke manor single. Test 99.9. Best Exxon price in Union last Fri. night. No Coupon for Sale: 50% off X-mas, $210 a month. Call D. Quiet location. Plenty of room. town. 1810 W. Markham Ave. questions asked. They regular fare. Good til Dec. 15, Lane, 684-3715 between 8 and Call Jim 286-9620. No answer across from Kwik Kar Wash probably don't fit you try after 11 pm. #2 (near East Campus). 1979. $50 or best offer. 383- anyway. x7754. 3582 after 5:00; keep trying.

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Professor Francis Canavan of Fordham University. 1, 204 Perkins, "The Classic Argument for Freedom of Speech Reconsidered." Each of these advertised items i_ Duke Players is interviewing ADVERTISED quired to be readily available for sale directors for Spring Studio on • at or below tha advertised price ii Thursday. December 6. 1979 at 5:30 in ITEM POLICY sach A&P Store, except as spec if i Branson Theatre. For info call 684- cally noted in this ad.

Committee will meet Wednesday in the Breedlove Conference room, 204 r Undergraduate Library, at 8:l.> p.m. GRAIN-FED BEEF „ , - Having troubles with Math 31-32 or Physics 51-527 Come to the FREE PORK ASDU — sponsored tutoring service SIRLOIN %B>RK FRESH tonight in room 204 Undergraduate Lihrary (Breedlove Room). Calculus will be offered from 7 to 9. Physics from STEAKS LOIN ROAST FRYER 9 to 11. Be sure to sigh up first, though, CUT FROM THE PICNIC in the ASDU Office. 104 Union, as space is limited. Philosophy Club: Lastmec j-oUhv 29 28 semester! Come hear Dr. J; from the Sociology Departmi "Is Deviance Necessary?" a West Duke. All welcome. $2 $l 88* I 39* P! PHI'S: Meeting in 139

neeting to follow. Bring refreshments. Interested En the Project WILD House louree on Experiential Education? A inef informational meeting wil] beheld A&P BUTTER IN QUARTERS LIMIT ONE TOMORROW WITH THIS General Film Presenters. Represent:* COUPON AND tives of Chartered Organizations ADDITIONAL POTATOES I ORANGES S7.50 ORDER presentations this Spring wilt meet on 99* Thurs. at 4 p.m. in 201 Flowers. GOOD THRU SAT, DEC. B, AT A4P IN o Attention religion majors and others A&P COUPON interested — come to the faculty- student holiday party Thursday at 4:30 ALL TEMPERATURE p.m. in 115 New Divinity (Alumni LAUNDRY refreshments will be provided. 88* f 88* M CHEER DETERGENT General Film Presenters. Representa­ tives of Chartered Organizations YELLOW ONIONS 58' presentations this Spring will meet on COUPON AND Thurs. 201 Flowers. ROMAIN¥LETTUCE ADDITIONAL J7.S0 ORDER FLORIDA GROWN CALIFORNIA GROWN JUICY FRE W GOOO THRU SAT. DEC. S, AT A4P IN JUICY 15 sioo SH eat All RUSH Advisors must attend th organizational meeting. Thursday ; TANGERINESc^!"" BROCCOLI KSS 69^ 8:15 in Zener. Very, very important. A SUPERB BLEND, RICH IN BRAZILIAN COFFEES EICHT O'CLOCK 684-3181. COFFEE. Smugglers' Notch Ski Trip. Ifyou are going or want to go you MUST attend $^69 this last final information meeting Thurs 7 in 124 Social Science. Please * _^_^m_ CUSTOM • GROUNDGROUND ! fy_^SHk UMIT ONE COUPON #657 Attention All Skiers: The Duke Ski ' -\mmm GOOD THRU SATSAT.,. DECDI . 8, AT ASP IU Club will have a short meeting Thursday at 7 to discuss our planned ski trips, weekend trip, budget for the "betten year, dues, and the election of officers. Mandatory meeting — if you cannot dairy features attend call x7088 or x7845. The meeting ANN PAGPA E CHED-O-BIT will be held in Flowers Lounge and new CHEESE CEED PAPER PLATES 99< A&P FIRELOGS SS 99= MILK 'e members: Come FOOD SLICES aJ e Fall meeting to discuss your teaching SWEET POTATOES "~ 59 FRUIT CAKES and the program in general. Drop by VERY YOUNG SMALL ALP WHOLE OR JELLIED FBW Fed. Lounge. Thursday night. 7. "SUEUR c c "Elite Politics and Long Distance PEAS a 39 §AUCNEBERRY » 39 $|29 Contacts in Pre-Columbian Panaman­ 89° ian Chiefdoms" Talk by Professor Mary Helms. Anthropology Sympo­ lYOU'LLDO bettef WITH ASP'S sium Thursday 012 North. Wine and cheese at 7:15 p.m., lecture follows. PRICES [EFFECTIVE THESE - frozen foods The Major Speakers Committee shall LOCATIONS IN DURHAM: ANN PAGE CONCENTRATED SEALTEST meet Thursday at 6 in 201 Flowers. All COCA-COLA L| are welcome! 409 BROAD ST. ORANGE GHT N LIVELY 8-BOTTLE CARTON Lutheran Campus Ministry will meet MAIN STREET for dinner in the University Room ofthe 16 oz. $1.35 West Campus Union for dinner UNIVERSITY DRIVE JUICE ICE MILK tomorrow evening at 5:30 p.m. Buy your PLUS DEPOSIT dinner in the Blue & White Room and HILLSBOROUGH ROAD 29 Continued on page 16 ,69* $l Wednesday, December 5, 1979 16 Sportsweek

Today Saturday AEOLUS Basketball vs. Princeton, in Cameron Indoor Basketball us. East Carolina in Cameron at 7:30 Aeolus editor: Nina Gordon Stadium at 7:30 p.m. p.m. Night editor: Annette Tucker JV basketball us. Mount Olive in Cameron at 5 Fencing vs. Clemson in Clemson, SC. Copy editor: Karen Blumenthal Watchdogs: Nina Gordon, Richard Liebeskind, p.m. Women's basketball vs. UNC-Asheville in Scott McCartney Men's swimming vs. Wake Forest in the Aquatic Cameron at 5 p.m. Associate news editors: Center. Margaret Donnelly, Kevin Sack Composition: Holly Kingdon, Judy Mack, Thursday Sunday Beth Macom, Scott McCartney, Women's basketball vs. North Carolina at jy basketball vs. Fork Union in Cameron Donna Slaughter Chapel Hill, in Carmichael Auditorium. Paste-up: Karen Biumenthal JV basketball vs. Davidson CC. in Cameron, at Ad saleswoman: Donna Parks Reporters: David Berger, Margaret Donnelly, 7 m P Tuesday Rich Goldrosen, T.J. Maroon, Dan Michaels, Friday Basketball us. Pennsylvania in Philadephia's Harsha Murthy, Davia Odell, Bart Pachino, Wrestling vs. Maryland at College Park Plaestra at 9 p.m. Ilene G. Reid, Kevin Sack, George Witte

Thens'a Thenga with Theng'eta. it's my last NE box. In the ir of bringing culture and academics to journalism, j'ai voulu ecrire une boite en franeais. et deja nous sommes a la fin.Bo n chance avec les examens. mos amis. God Jul OK ha det bra, ta det med ro, etc. (Si vous Broadway at Duke: The Gil Eagles pouvez lire Norsk, c'est niiigmfkiueli Thanks to my many tongued Show, Friday, Page 8:30 p.m. colleagues tonight and lhis semester: Crip (who got a Phi Beta Kappa key, and deserves it), the Camphell soup lady. Ihe Manhattan worm. concerts National Opera Company: La Boheme, Scooter, our Catholic reporter, the on] v KA I know, the three elves, and Choral Program: Amahl & The Night Monday, Page, 8:15 p.m. the muse with the yellow eyes Skol. Abena. Visitors, Duke Chapel, Thursday 10 a.m., Friday 10 a.m., Saturday 4 p.m. Duke Ambassadors Fall Concert, Continued from page 14 LET US DRIVE YOU RICH! dance PTA is looking for delivery Duke Dance: Fall Concert, Ark, 8 p.m. Thursday, Page 8:15 p.m. Roommate Wanted. 2 BR people with desire to move Founder's Day Organ Recital: Robert Chapel Towers Apt. Com­ ahead. Ifyou have a car and pletely furnished. Female would like up to $200/wk, Parkins, Chapel Organist, Duke Chapel, 7 Grad student preferred. 383- apply in person. Pizza Transit films 2954. p.m. BSU Film: A Thief in the Night, Authority, 1106 W. Chapel Dept. of Music Senior Recital: David Female Roommate Needed for Hill St., 12-4 pm. Thursday, Gross Chem, 7 and 9:30 p.m. Lipps, trombone; Deborah Giesler, oboe; Duke Manor apt. January THE WINDMILL RESTAUR­ Freewater: Hiroshima, Mon Amour thru April. Call Jan anytime ANT and LE MOULIN. For Saturday, East Duke Music Room, 8:15 p.m. (Images of Nuclear War Series), Thursday, at 286-0371. the Best Restaurant in town Duke Symphony Orchestra Concert, we need the Best People. We Bio-Sci, 7 and 9:30 p.m. Help Wanted have openings for waitresses, Wednesday, Dec. 12, Page, 8:15 p.m. Freewater: Harold & Maude (Friday OVERSEAS JOBS—Sum­ hostesses, and a cashier. Night Series), Friday, Bio-Sci, 7 and 9:30 p.m. mer/year round. Europe, S. Apply in person between 12 America, Australia, Asia, Etc. and 4 daily, except Tuesdays, Quad Flicks: Manhattan, Saturday and theater All Fields, $50O-$l,20O 3644 Chapel Hill Blvd. No Duke Players: The Beeple, or John Willy Sunday, Page, 7 and 9 p.m. monthly. Expenses paid. and the Bee People, Friday, 8:15 p.m.; Freewater: Masculine/Feminine (Love Sightseeing Free info—Write: IJC, Box 52-73, Corona Del Earn $$$ stuffing envolopes. Saturday 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., Sunday 1:30 and and Sexuality Series), Tuesday, Bio-Sci, 7 Mar, Ca. 92625. Send stamped-addressed 3:30 p.m., Branson Theater. and 9:30 p.m. envelope to Little, D-65, Box JUST OPENING 2 BLOCKS FROM CAMPUS.-DOMI- 1946, E.C., N.C. 27907 Skiing - Boone. N.C. French Swiss 1HH0-H1 Financial Aid Appliratid Physics 51-52? Sign up for the Free CABLE 13 needs people GENERAL are ready to be picked up at t NO's PIZZA needs delivery Ski College. Final enrollment by Dee. ASI Ill-sponsored tutoring service. interested in working - Think Cold' Think lee Five days-five nights. lodging, lessons, Undergraduate Financial Aid Offii Attention Seniors: Job opportunities and telephone people immedi­ i to the I.C. Study Brpak and lift tickets included in course. 2138 Campus Dr. Applications w for all majors in Israel. See Mrs. ately. Our drivers earn an i FFkumneal IftM. BYO Contact-Or. Charles Harris x-:tlfifi. NOT" be mailed. O'Connor in the Career Placement average of $5-$7/hour. Must semester. All types of Office. have own car and insurance. positions available. Also need Juniors. Sophomores and Freshman Flexible hours. Full and part people with good knowledge of 106 Allen for 10 Mar Anderson sunk students fnr sccmiil semester Goat Watching Society: help out with time available. Apply after 4 gymnastics to do commentary. Scholarships for Study Abromi in available now in 214 Flower research on goats; see goats give birth. pm—7 days/week at 746 Sign up at Equipment Room approved Foreign Language programs Placement Services Signup now. Rm IXTOA Bio. Sci. Ninth Street, 2866551. Door, 01 Flowers. in the Summer of 1980. Having problems with Math :il .12 . in Jan after classes resume.

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