Luv It's in the air. It's everywhere. It's on the ground. It's all around. It can even be found in THE CHRONICLE today's paper. See the special section inside. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1992 DUKE UNIVERSITY DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA CIRCULATION: 15,000 VOL. 87, NO. 93 Don't trim financial aid, faculty say Council's resolution flies in face of Brodie's letter

By CHRIS SOLOMON Many faculty members at the its message to the committee that Heated discussion about the meeting, in light of Brodie's state­ will survey the financial aid situ­ future of financial aid at the Uni­ ment, worried that scholarship ation at the University. versity dominated 1992's first cutbacks would not equally affect "We see this as an endemic, meeting ofthe Arts and Sciences academics and sports scholar­ long-term problem," said Council yesterday. ships. Mauskopf, speaking about the Faced with both current and Steven Vogel, a professor of zo- restrictions that the University future financial aid reductions, has had to place on its financial and prompted in part by an ex­ aid program. "We're not happy cerpt of a letter from University about this," he continued. president Keith Brodie, the coun­ "The charge of this committee cil adopted a resolution reaffirm­ and the purview have not been ing its dedication to helping indi­ set yet," Mauskopf said of the viduals finance their scholarly new review committee. As a re­ pursuits. sult, he said, the input ofthe council "The fundamental priority in will be very helpful when its purpose budget decisions at Duke Uni­ and goals are finalized. versity should be in funding schol­ The financial aid review com­ arly academic work," read the mittee will be headed by Malcolm resolution, which was adopted by Gillis, dean ofthe faculty of Arts voice vote with few dissensions. and Sciences, and Dean of Trinity Professor of History Seymour College Richard White. Mauskopf, chairman ofthe Uni­ A second resolution suggesting versity Committee on Under­ that the council keep track ofthe graduate Admissions and Finan­ actions ofthe ad-hoc financial aid cial Aid, helped spur the creation committee was passed unani­ of the resolution when he con­ STAFF PHOTO/THE CHRONICLE mously. "I fully intend to have firmed during a presentation that this financial review committee he had received a letter from James David Barber report to this committee," said Brodie. ology who was present at the meet­ Professor of Political Science Tho­ "As for me, I'm not about to ing, called Brodie's statement mas Spragens, chairman of the sacrifice athletics on the altar of "truly scandalous." council. merit scholarships," Brodie's let­ The ensuing resolution, created The most well-known group of ter read. by James David Barber, profes­ scholarships to be affected by the HOLLY HAYES/THE CHRONICLE Brodie's statement comes at a sor of political science, addressed budget cutbacks is the Angier B. No parking time of discussion over exactly the Council's concern about the Duke Scholars program. which areas of financial aid the equity and size of future cuts. "We continue to feel the A.B. In about five minutes this tree will get hit with a $50 ticket, University should cut back or Mauskopf said he welcomed the Duke program is an exceedingly and the dumpster behind it will be towed away. eliminate to make ends meet. resolution, and that he would take See AID on page 14 • Watershed changes passed; pollution, growth may increase

By PEGGY KRENDL The amendments were added "I believe the Commission has density population also hurts ani­ life that depends on the water, A set of amendments passed to the commission's initial require­ caved in to political pressure," mal life because it causes more Holman said. by the state Environmental Man­ ments that the General Assembly said William Holman, lobbyist land to be settled rather than a "We do need watershed con­ agement Commission 11-5 may requested under the Watershed for the Sierra Club, an environ­ smaller area, he said. "The worst trols," Wilms said, but "questions weaken current restrictions con­ Protection Act of 1989. The mental group citing Treyburn de­ thing the government can do is de- about economic impact must be trolling pollution of the state's amendments will: velopers and the Homebuilders mandlowdensity areas," Wilms said. addressed, too."Lowincomefami- drinking water. • Shorten the buffers around wa­ Association as the groups that "I agree urban sprawl is bad. lies suffer when tough restric­ "I am very disappointed," said tershed areas from 100 to 30 feet. are putting pressure on the com­ But these rules endorse the ur­ tions are implemented because Rep. Aaron Fussell, D-Wake, who • Allow an increase in popula­ mission. "The consequence is the ban sprawl he [Wilms] says he is the cost of enforcing the rule falls sponsored the 1989 Watershed tion density in watershed areas. state's water supplies will not be against," Holman said. on the government and on home Protection Act, which called for • Reduce the extent of critical protected." When people fivefurthe r apart, buyers, he said. the commission to create mini­ watershed areas from one mile to Paul Wilms, director of regula­ they have to drive more which "Well, he has his own opinion. mum environmental standards half a mile within drinking water tory affairs for the N.C. causes air pollution, Wilms said. The young and middle-class for drinking water. sources. Homebuilders Association, dis­ "[They] will improve both the people can't afford the land that "I don't think we'll have mini­ • Allow industry in areas that agreed. affordability of housing and ben­ they're talking about," Fussell mum standards under their the original act forbade. By requiring people to live fur­ efits the environment," Wilms said said about Wilms' claims. amendments," Fussell said. Environmentalists and devel­ ther apart, the government has about the amendments. "A lot of people are outraged," A watershed is an area which opers have vastly different opin­ to build more underground struc­ The original law would have Holman said. "The commission is drains into a body of drinking ions on the impact ofthe amend­ tures such as sewer and water benefited not only the state's following the money to make this water. ments. lines to houses, Wilms said. Low drinking water but also animal decision." Tickets to Kurt Vonnegut speech sell out quickly From staff reports tribution went smoothly, he said. to be available to students and titled, "How to Get a Job Like Tickets for next week's lecture Approximately 1,000 tickets the public Friday as well, but that Mine," and is expected to describe by novelist and humorist Kurt were distributed to students in distribution has been canceled due Vonnegut's motivation for his Vonnegut disappeared in just the Bryan Center and 200 to the to the lack of tickets. writings and their relationship to under an hour Thursday. public through Page Box Office Vonnegut, a humorist and au­ current events, according to Duke The line for student tickets by 11:00. Rothman requested that thor of bestselling novels such as News Service. The lecture will be began at 10 a.m. in the Bryan students not call the Union office "Slaughterhouse Five" and short followed by a question-and-an- Center. The line "stretched from to ask for tickets. stories such as "Harrison swer session. the Video Screening Room past The last Major Speakers event, Bergeron," has been described as Seating at the lecture will be the [Griffith] Film Theater and the speech by Chuck D and Harry the "best speaker on the college first-come, first seated. The event went up the stairs," said Russell Allen of Public Enemy, sold out in circuit." He is scheduled to speak is sponsored by the Major Speak­ SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Rothman, chair of the Major 90 minutes. Tickets for the next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Page ers Committee of the Duke Uni­ Speakers Committee. Ticket dis­ Vonnegut lecture were scheduled Auditorium. His lecture is en­ versity Union. Kurt Vonnegut PAGE 2 THE CHRONICLE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1992 Worid and National

Newsfile Democrats to offer alternate tax package By ADAM CLYMER Associated Press ness and to win votes from those Demo­ N.Y. Times News Service crats who favor a capital gains cut. Retail Sales rise: Retailers rang WASHINGTON — House Democrats Rostenkowski said after Thursday's up a 0.6 percent increase in sales in began working Thursday on an alterna­ session, "I was impressed that my mem­ January, the biggest in eight months, tive to President Bush's tax legislation, bership was so receptive." In recent years, the Commerce Department said Thurs­ centered on temporary tax credits of up to when tax bills get passed, his ideas usually day. $400 for 80 percent of all taxpayers, a end up as a big part of them. permanent one percentage point reduc­ That may be true again, although in­ California flooded: Los Angeles tion in the corporate tax rate and a modest creasingly bitter partisan exchanges in an homeowners and emergency crews cut in taxes on capital gains. election year make the outcome unpredict­ battered by this week's killer floods, The costs of the Democrats' five-year able. If Democrats get some version of this among the worst of the century, $90.9 billion measure would be made up measure through the House, it will supply beefed up their defenses Thursday mainly by increasing the top individual important elements for any eventual ne­ as a big new Pacific storm loomed. income tax rate from 31 percent to 35 gotiations involving Rostenkowski, sena­ percent and imposing a 10 percent surtax tors and the White House. Yeltsin threatens army: Presi­ on taxable income over $1 million. The chairman said that when this pro­ dent Boris Yeltsin may form a Rus­ The plan was discussed Thursday by posal gets to a vote in the House and is sian army this week if the former Democrats on the House Ways and Means measured against Bush's plan, the Ameri­ Soviet states don't accept unified Committee. They will vote on various pro­ can people can see "who has the best inter­ military control, his aides said Thurs­ visions ofthe plan on Friday and Saturday ests ofthe middle class" in mind. day. before putting it before the whole House at At the White House, Marlin Fitzwater, the end of this month. Bush's spokesman, denounced the Demo­ President George Bush Muslims retreat: Muslim mili­ One major challenge to the proposal crats for their party-line vote on Wednes­ tants on Thursday gave up their will be an effort by Rep. Marty Russo, D- day to send all of Bush's tax proposals to stalled for now by Democrats on the Ways plan to storm a cease-fire fine that 111., and Rep. Thomas Downey, D-N.Y., to the floor in one package, instead of defer­ and Means Committee, whom he com­ divides the disputed territory of replace the middle-income tax credits with ring to the smaller package he has said he pared to "weasels going into a hole." Kashmir, stepping back from a credits only for families with children. wants passed first. But he said, "On the Senate side, we will bloody confrontation that had al­ "I think there's a real good chance" of Both of his plans feature a cut in capital try to work with the Finance Committee ready left 16 dead and hundreds making the change, Russo said, but he gains taxes for all taxpayers who have and others to get good legislation." wounded. added that he was waiting for overnight them; the House will have a chance to vote But at the Senate Finance Committee computer runs to figure out how generous on both of them and on the Democratic on Thursday, Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, the credits could be without raising the plan, too. its chairman, complained of "the kind of overall cost ofthe bill. Fitzwater said the White House is "go­ vacillation that we've seen from the presi­ Weather And there may be challenges to the ing to make America quite aware of just dent." who is holding this plan up, who cares He accused Bush of changing his own Saturday \ \ \ N. N measure's complex plan for reducing taxes \ V \ \ N on capital gains in a manner much more about jobs and who doesn't, who cares plan this week, saying, "And for all we High: 60 • Showers limited than what Bush has proposed. about economic stimulus and who doesn't, know there are going to be more changes to Low: 40 • Breezy This part of the proposal, offered by who cares about the economy and who come in the days ahead." Love may come and love may go, but Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill., chairman doesn't. 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From staff reports A Durham resident was arrested Thurs­ Crime briefs day on charges of common law robbery and assaulting a woman. behind yanked her purse from her shoul­ Major Edwards Jr. of 125 Cushman St. der, Dean said. The suspect then fled down was incarcerated in Durham County Jail Lancaster Street toward Green Street. and placed on a $5,000 secured bond. He Public Safety, in conjunction with was not released as of Thursday evening. Durham Police searched the area, but were Edwards allegedly snatched a shoulder unable to locate the suspect. bag from a Medical Center employee on The victim described the suspect as a Feb. 7 while she was walking in a parking black male in his 20s whose height was lot on North Campus near Erwin Road. somewhere between 5 feet 6 inches and 5 A witness who saw the incident gave feet 8 inches. The suspect has a slender Duke Public Safety a description ofthe car build and was wearing a black and purple and the license plate, said Chief Robert neon nylon jacket and dark pants, accord­ Dean of Public Safety. ing to the victim's description. Officers from Public Safety used the information provided by the witness to The white purse contained her wallet arrest Edwards, Dean said. and various credit cards. The loss in stolen Most of the stolen property was recov­ property totaled $50. ered and returned to the victim. The assaulting-a-female charge stems Wallet Stolen: A freshman reported from an unrelated case which Durham his wallet stolen Wednesday from the East Police is handling, Dean said. Campus Gymnasium. Edwards' first court appearance is sched­ He wrapped the wallet in his sweater uled for Feb. 17 at 2 p.m. before playing basketball and when he returned he discovered it missing, Dean HOLLY HAYES/THE CHRONICLE Another purse snatched: A stu­ said. The wallet was stolen sometime be­ The $120,000 pyramid dent reported that her purse was snatched tween 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday at 6:20 p.m. while walking to That's the total amount of money the University makes off these six people, her car behind Baldwin Auditorium on The wallet contained credit cards and every year for four years. The two men on the bottom left and bottom right JL iH •JZl • • " Vu- « V & East CampusCampus.. $155 iin cashcash.. ThThe losloss iin stolestolen propertproperty seem to be expressing their opinions on this fact. The suspect who approached her from totaled $30. seem to be expressing their opinions on this fact. | The suspect who approached her from totaled $30. New Alliance Party candidate attempts to prevent debate From stafstafff reportreports iu f* hflAfc nor in the May 5 democratic primaryprimary.. 9,381,586 passengers boarded or disem-­ LenorT^nnroe T?iilanFulanii , an inHonon^Dnindependenft nanrlicandi­. ™«\#B Ml Ivlw "M"A/Tyv oamnaitmcampaig n ies liklilrea a pinninoe f.r«»tree,a " Karlrorbarkedl anft T?T1TRDUT in 1QQ19911. TVIThPe traffic is uupn date for the U.S. presidency, is seeking an Renfrow stated in a press release, "be­ 1.25 percent from last year. injunction in federal court to prevent a member of the New Alliance Party, an cause it's got deep roots." Traffic had declined at RDU during the presidential debate sponsored by the independent party. Renfrow pointed to his experience as first part of the year due to the Persian League of Women's Voters. "As supporters of Dr. Fulani, and as state auditor as proof of his potential as a Gulf War but picked up in the last six Susan Lederman, the national presi­ advocates of democracy, we are outraged lieutenant governor. months, according to the release. dent of the League of Women Voters, in­ by the refusal ofthe League to include Dr. "I have been able to attack waste and formed Fulani that she was not a signifi­ Fulani's point of view, which we feel is a inefficiency in state government without Celebrate COndoms: Planned Par­ cant presidential candidate and therefore, welcome contrast to the five white men fear of favor. I will bring the same spirit of enthood is celebrating national condom not qualified to participate in the debate, who are presently allowed center stage," independence and financial responsibility month in Orange and Durham counties by according to a press release from Durham's said the press release. to the Lt. Governor's office," he said. handing out free condoms. New Alliance Party. RDU traffic increases: Passenger Condoms are available anonymously, to Fulani was the first black woman to be Rent row announces candidacy: traffic at Raleigh-Durham International the public and free of charge. Special con­ on every ballot in every state during her Ed Renfrow, former state auditor, has an­ Airport increased in 1991. dom displays including information on the first presidential attempt in 1988. She is a nounced he will run for lieutenant gover­ Year-end statistics showed that proper use of condoms will be located at

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CALENDAR — World Premieres: A smorgasboard of styles Friday, February 14 Night A shows Night B plays Lecture on Pollock's Psychoanalytic Drawings Duke University Museum of Art, 3 p.m. mix comedy are tragic Assistant professor of art Claude Cernusc wilt lecture on the Pollock exhibit now on vie and kabuki to farcical in DUMA. Admission is free to the public. Christopher Goertzen By JULIE HARKNESS By JULIE HARKNESS 104 Biddie Music Building To attend the Fifth Annual The World Premieres Fes­ Goertzen. of UNC-CH, wili deliver a iectui tival resumes on Night B with entitled "Resisting the Changing of Fo World Premieres Festival is to Fiddling into Art: Norway's Gammaldans Co witness a tour de force. The "Mr. Right" by Trinity senior troversy." Admission is free to the public. program showcases eight plays Lisa Klink, directed by Trinity The Marriage of Figaro by University playwrights, senior Michelle Gieri. The plot Page Auditorium, 8 p.m. with groups of four alternat­ reprises themes from the myth Admission $17, Students $13 ing each night. Like no other Cupid and Psyche and the Triangle Opera Theater presents Mozart' production, this singular festi­ movie "Ghost." Trinity sopho­ opera sung in English. Emmy-award-winnir val brings together a large pool more Jamie Simpson plays Charles St. Ctairdirects. Performances coi of talented performers, direc­ Natalie, a shy girl who doesn't tinue Feb. 16 at 3 p.m. tors and writers to collaborate like the kegs scene but is on a single project, creating a dragged along by her best critical mass of creative en­ friend Karen (Trinity sopho­ ergy. The result is incredible more Audrey Todd). World Premieres Night A Duke Drama diversity and depth. When a stranger (Trinity Sheafer Theater The two groups are designated freshman Barnaby Carpenter) Bryan Center, 8 p.m. Night A and Night B; they can be approaches Natalie at the Admission $6, Students $4 enjoyed in either order, but the party and insists that she Night A of World Premieres consists key is to see both. knows him, she has difficulty one-act plays: "Patient on the Ta Night Abegins with "Patient believing him, but begins to Dale Randall, "Mask of the Oyai on the Table," written by Dale accept the relationship. Angela Weaver, "While the Monks M< SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE To prove she's not crazy, by John Clum and "Coronary Thron Randall, Interim Director of by Michael FeUemeth. Performano the Drama Program, and di­ Toby Matthews and Christie English Natalie snaps Polaroids of her tinue Feb. 18 and 20 at 8 p.m. rected by Trinity sophomore sleeping lover. The pictures don't {See review this page.} Jennifer Greeson. Out ofthe blackout crackles dialogue of bored come out. "Since when is reality such a great thing?" Barnaby asks. hospital staff members abusing the intercom. This sets the mood Simpson, Todd and Carpenter play out the remainder ofthe Saturday, February 15 for an ironic dressing down of modern medicine. myth with tragic grace. Ciompi Quartet Trinityjunior Ellen Lee plays the punctilious Nurse Katrinka The mood swings radically with "Momma, David's in the Nelson Music Room who hardly even looks at the patient/victim Everett before ordering him Closet and He Won't Come Out," written by Trinity freshman East Duke Building, 8 p.m. Admiss to strip. Everett, played with an innocent's befuddlement by Trinity Enoch Scott and directed by Trinity junior Jane Mendez. This The quartet returns from an ace freshman Mark Lamb, squirms into a ridiculous hospital robe. The outrageous comedy opens with Eric (Trinity sophomore Jason concert series in China to perform its medical staff never tells Everett what's happening to him, but slaps, Hefter) horrified to find his "roommate" David (Trinity senior Winterfest concert, including works by Michael King) hasn't told his visiting mother about their homo- woowoge, uo bullies and even straps him to the examining table with Velcro. See NIGHT A on page 5 • See NIGHT B on page 5 •

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Saturday, February 15-Sunday, Talent shines in diverse Night A shows February 16 World Premieres Night B • NIGHT A from page 4 "While the Monks Marched" by associ­ exam, but some of them are conspiring to Duke Drama For the X-rays, Nurse Katrinka tells ate professor of English John Clum takes undo him. Massey, played by freshman Shearer Theater him, "In fact, it's best if [the patients] place in a library where graduate students William Birdthistle, is an antagonistic and Bryan Center, 2 p.m. aren't breathing." are cramming before an exam. The plot powerful figure who ruthlessly uses and Admission $6, Students $4 As Dr. Cardie, Trinity freshman Poppy weaves through a nasty tangle of academic intimidates his students. The tension be­ Night B of World Premieres consists of four intrigue and sexual politics. one-act plays: "Mr. Right" by Lisa Klink, Greenman paces back and forth wearing gold tween the conspirators and those afraid to "Mama, David's in the Closet and He Won't sequined spiked heels—her allure is not lost Four students—played by Trinity sopho­ act threatens to split the group apart. Come Out" by Enoch Scott," Stranded in the on Trinity sophomore Jason Hefter's Dr. mores Erik Lautier and Heidi Blickenstaff, Scott is wonderful as the flamboyant Belly of a Sinner" by Bill Weydig and "Near Shooter. He oozes around arranging the X- freshman Enoch Scott and senior James Stephen, mastermind ofthe conspiracy Day" by Reynolds Price. Performances con­ rays,repeating,"nowtake another deepbreath Hagarty—are studying for Dr. Massey's See NIGHT A on page 14 • tinue Feb. 17,19, 21 and 22 at 8 p.m. and hold it, hold it...Okay now let it out" like a (See review this page.) baby photographer. Sunday, February 16 Law student David Lender and Trinity sophomore Evan Mueller appear as addi­ Night B blends light and dark Organ Recital, Duke Chapel, 5 p.m. Chapel organist David Arcus will present a tional doctors, prompting Everett to won­ recital which includes works by Cabanilles and der if he really needs all that help. The • NIGHT B from page 4 low the surface. The images are stark: Bruns.asweli asseveral improvfeational pieces. bottom line of the play: all the patient is sexual relationship. In fact, David has watching the dying howl, walking into the Admission is free to the public. good for is paying the bill. invented a girlfriend named Sheila to prove fist of dominating men, surviving strong Durham Symphony The next piece forays into stylized Ka- bis heterosexuality. as knives. Baldwin Auditorium, 8 p.m. buki theater, the traditional Japanese As David's mother, Trinity freshman "Stranded in the Belly of a Sinner," writ­ Admision $10, Students $5 drama. In "Mask of the Oyama," play­ Kendra Meyers bursts into the room like a ten by Trinity senior Bill Weydig and di­ The symphony presents "Basically wright Angela Weaver, Trinity '90 and Beethoven.. .with a Friend," a program of rarefied Southern bird. Eric makes a not- rected by Trinity senior Heather Raikes, works by Beethoven and Rscher. University employee, takes many risks, too-subtle entrance draped in a flowered, descends into a surreal cult world. For the minimizing dialogue only to the starkest feathered dressing gown. first several minutes of this heavily cho­ Exhibits images. Director and drama instructor From here, the farce only escalates. A reographed piece, rapt believers perform Twentieth-Century Drawings Stephen Schilling and the actors fill the drag-queen Sheila materializes in a se­ rituals that begin in unison and disinte­ Duke University Museum of Art spareness with strong poses and grace. quined yellow dress. Clever barbs and good- grate into their own personal agonies. North Galiery The single protagonist of the play natured self-mockery set the tone, with Trinity senior Kevin Abdoney appears Figure drawings from the Weatherspoon is played in tandem by Trinity sophomore every actor obviously enjoying his work. like a whirling dervish, dressed in a white Art Gallery at UNC-Greensboro will be on Toby Matthews and Trinityjunior Christy After intermission, "Near Day" begins shroud-like suit roped with a red sash. He display through Mar. 29. English, who move in synchronicity. This with a raw cross-section of a phone call. is heroin personified. Jackson Pollock: Psychoanalytic results in eerie androgyny and a haunting, This play is written by Reynolds Price, As leader of this doomed, drug-wracked Drawings undefined current of eroticism. Duke University Museum of Art James B. Duke Professor of English, and mass, Abdoney has predicted a second Main Gallery The dramatic effect of the severe dia­ directed by Drama faculty member Kristin coming of Christ. However, his invoca­ Drawings the 20th century abstract artist logue is heightened by the M, or wooden Kundert-Gibbs. tions conjure up a street punk/demon gave to his analyst while undergoing psycho­ clappers, which are used evocatively by Trinity senior Marney Kliever plays played by Trinity freshman Barnaby therapy will be on display through Mar. 29. Trinityjunior Sherri Rankin. Roan, a lonely widow, and junior Jamie Carpenter. The rest ofthe play is laden with Belief Prints Under the white blankness of traditional Simpson is her estranged daughter, mired abstract, circuitous dialogue between Abdoney Lilly library Gallery kabuki make-up, the actors are challenged down with a divorce. Trinityjunior Delicia and Carpenter, with tones of Satan's tempta­ Woodcut prints by Wilmington artist Ann to express emotions through forceful ges­ Dunham as Chaney has little use for ei­ tion of Christ in the wilderness. Connor will be exhibited through Mar. 23. tures and postures and all succeed without Paintings and Jewelry by Jason Claire ther of them. The actors create their char­ At the conclusion of these two nights of Perkins Library Gallery exception. Throughout the play, masks acters with subtlety and depth. dramatic experimentation, the theater­ become a complex motif for the hidden Untitled pieces by Trinityjunior Jason Claire Dark circles of death, pain, violation and goer has been exposed to an overwhelming will be on exhibit through Feb. 17. nature ofthe human spirit. abuse emerge and are quickly pushed be­ array of creative brilliance.

Is someone following you? Do you think you may have been raped? Are you drunk and stranded on West? What can you do? Go to SAFE HAVEN. * what: A safe place for women to go or call on keg nights. Staffed by trained student volunteers. Starting Thursday, February 13. '*'•* v " by *&• i PROFESSOR C.CERNUSCHI where: Few Fed commons (the Women's Center) — across the traffic circle from the Allen Building % at ^DUKE ART MUSEUM when: 11pm - 7am every Thurs., Fri., and Sat. night FRIDAY FEBRUARY 14 why: For emergency help and information in the v 3 P.M. ~N event of sexual assault, inter-personal vio­ lence, alcohol poisoning, or other campus emergencies. A safe place to call or wait for a ^refreshments served* ride. -7 *Mf how: Ring the women's center doorbell (or call the women's center).

*A11 visits/calls will be kept strictly confidential. PAGE 6 THE CHRONICLE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1992 U.N. plans to deploy peacekeeping force in Yugoslavia

By PAUL LEWIS bers the force should be sent for at least a allow Yugoslav factions to work out the six months, the secretary general argued, N.Y. Times News Service full year. political future at a peace conference the council would signal its determination UNITED NATIONS — The U.N. Secu­ At a meeting with the representatives of planned in Brussels. for compliance and would send a message rity Council moved ahead Thursday with Britain, France, the United States, China The representatives of the permanent to local leaders that they cannot expect the plans for its first peacekeeping operation and Russia, Boutros-Ghali said he was members appeared to support the plan, troops to withdraw quickly before a politi­ on the European mainland, in which a still unsure that all factions in the Yugoslav diplomats said, although the last word cal settlement is in place. 13,000-member international force will be war really wanted to preserve the cease­ rests with their governments. Authorizing deployment of the peace­ sent to bolster the fragile cease-fire in fire and cooperate with the peace plan, "We are all for it," Russia's representa­ keeping force for only six months, diplo­ Yugoslavia. diplomats and U.N. officials said. tive, Yuli Vorontsov, said afterward. "We mats said, would arouse fears among the Secretary General Boutros Boutros- But despite the risk that the peacekeep­ should not lose the opportunity because Serbian minority that Croatia might de­ Ghali secured the broad backing ofthe five ers might become embroiled in a shooting the window of opportunity is very, very mand the withdrawal ofthe force before a permanent council members for his plan. war between the breakaway Croatian state small and we have to get there while the political agreement is complete, leaving Boutros-Ghali, acting on a proposal by his and its Serbian foes, the secretary general cease-fire is still holding." the Serbs unprotected. mediator in the area, Cyrus Vance, aformer argued that the United Nations must move By giving the peacekeeping force an ini­ Croatian President Franjo Tudjman has U.S. secretary of state, told council mem­ ahead rapidly to strengthen the truce and tial yearlong mandate instead ofthe usual said in recent interviews that he wants the force to stay only six months. In the letter he sent Wednesday endors­ ing the U.N. plan, he spoke of "technical Israelis hold ground on settlement policy questions" regarding the rights of the peacekeepers in Serbian enclaves of By CLYDE HABERMAN resettle hundreds of thousands of emigres he said, "you suggest that you've forfeited Croatia afterthe Serb-dominated Yugoslav N.Y. Times News Service from the former Soviet Union. sovereignty." army withdraws. JERUSALEM — Prime Minister "I think it is fair and correct to say that Other senior officials here are far Diplomats say he still appears unhappy Yitzhak Shamir's chief of staff said Thurs­ although the United States has a clearcut gloomier about reaching an agreement, with the U.N. plan to preserve the existing day that there was no chance Israel would policy against settlements, it realizes that saying that the Shamir government can­ Serb-controlled local authorities in these accept a freeze on new settlement housing this issue pertains to a matter of principle not live with the conditions that Secretary areas until a new settlement is reached. in the occupied territories as a condition for this government," Ben-Aharon said in of State James Baker III has put forth in Milan Babic, the leader of Krajina, one for receiving U.S. loan guarantees to help an interview. "You don't challenge a two recent meetings with the Israeli Am­ of the largest of these Serbian areas in absorb new immigrants. friendly government on an issue that per­ bassador to Washington, Zalman Shoval. Croatia, continues to oppose the plan, al­ Nonetheless, the official, Yossi Ben- tains to principle." Their pessimism thickened after though he has been overruled by bis local Aharon, expressed optimism that a for­ And Shamir, he added, would never Reuters quoted an unidentified senior assembly. mula could be found that would enable betray his conviction that Jews have both administration official on Wednesday as sug­ Once the permanent council members Israel to get the assistance it wanted. The the right and the duty to build settlements gesting that Washington was opposed to new endorsed the decision, the Secretariat im­ Bush administration has demanded that in all territories that they regard as part of housing not just in the West Bank and Gaza mediately started to seek troops. Israel halt new construction in the occu­ the Biblical land of Israel. Strip, but also in East Jerusalem, which Israel The senior official in charge of peace­ pied West Bank and Gaza Strip. "Even an implicit understanding that annexed after the 1967 Middle East war. keeping operations, Undersecretary Gen­ Undoubtedly, his government will have there be no housing starts is out of the Even before that report, Health Minis­ eral Marrack Goulding, told representa­ to live with Washington-imposed penal­ question," he said. "Anything that can be ter Ehud Olmert, who is close to Shamir, tives of some 30 countries that he now ties that would reduce the value of the loan perceived as a freeze is something that accused the United States of trying to favors a total force of 13,000, the second- guarantees, Ben-Aharon said, but he predicted this government cannot live with." push Israel back to its pre-1967 borders. "I largest ever deployed. that aid of some sort would be approved. Nor is it good enough for Israel to sim­ am not very optimistic on the chance to The largest force, 20,000 troops, was Israel would use the guarantees to ob­ ply refrain from establishing new settle­ agree on the loan guarantees," he said in dispatched in 1960 to the newly indepen­ tain favorable interest rates in borrowing ments without pronouncing a formal freeze, an assessment shared by representatives dent Congo, now Zaire. $10 billion over the next five years tp help Ben-Aharon argued. "If you don't build," of some American Jewish groups. See YUGOSLAVIA on page 8 •

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According to the "Cost of Loving Index," compiled than many teen-agers experience in back seats with their Dietz also testified that Dahmer told him he once by Houston Asset Management Inc., prices for a girlfriends,'' said Dr. Park Dietz, the final prosecution drank a vial of blood while working at a blood plasma romantic Valentine's Day gifts have gone up 11.9 witness. center ^just for the strange excitement and to see how it percent since last year and nearly tripled over the Dahmer, 31, confessed to lulling and dismembering 17 tasted." past two decades. young males since 1978. He pleaded guilty but insane to Dahmer didn't like the taste and spit the blood out, A lavish Valentine's Day including a dozen long- 15 Milwaukee County slayings, and a jury must decide if Dietz said. stem roses, Godiva chocolates in a Valentine heart, he will be sent to prison or a mental institution. The case Shortly before committing his second slaying, Dahmer and a one-ounce bottle of Chanel No. 5 perfume could go to the jury Friday. masturbated while watching an autopsy scene on a video­ would run at least $360. Add a romantic candlelight The prosecution rested its case, and closing arguments tape, titled "Faces of Death," and was enthralled with a dinner and movie, and the tallyrises by $156 to $516, were scheduled to begin Friday morning. Defense attor­ male corpse it showed. the investment advising company said. ney Gerald Boyle told the judge that Dahmer had decided " 'He was good looking. He was totally naked,'" Dietz The total is up $40 over 1991 and $372 from 20 against taking the stand. quoted Dahmer as saying. years ago, when the same evening would have cost Dietz, on the stand for the second day, said Dahmer The 105-minute videotape, which has generated con­ $144. suffers from a variety of sexual disorders, but none would troversy across the nation, claims on its package notes to While the cost of Valentine cards and movies were have made him unable to know right from wrong or show "autopsies, dismemberment, physical cruelty, hu­ unchanged this year, the price hike was fueled by a $10, unable to stop himself from killing. man combustion and electrocution." or 15 percent, rise in the cost of a dozen roses, to $75. " 'I don't think anybody can kill somebody and think it's Dahmer said he didn't get ideas about killing or dis­ David Lampe, president of Houston Asset Man­ right,'" Dietz quoted Dahmer as saying during more than memberment from watching the video, Dietz testified. agement, said the company also took a look at the 17 hours of interviews. " The thoughts were already in my head,' " Dietz price increase for what some might consider a 1992 He said Dahmer told him: u 'I know I am responsible quoted Dahmer as saying, but watching the scene Valentine's essential: condoms. because I know I am the one who caused everything to reawakened his desires. •*l 1*1 GOING OUT Professor Tom Dunlap History Department OF BUSINESS Texas A fie M University SKI & TENNIS STATION IS CLOSING BOTH THEIR U RALEIGH & DURHAM LOCATIONS: American EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD! WE WILL SELL rr ALL! 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M«ftci] Or well as other Duke policies outlined in the same publication. PAGE 8 THE CHRONICLE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1992 Yeltsin promises changes in economic reform programs

By FRANCIS CLINES The Russian Parliament has so far refused to accept full Farm problems were long the traditional tar baby for N.Y. Times News Service privatization with the individual right to buy and sell Communist politicians and, if the laughter in the Parlia­ MOSCOW — President Boris Yeltsin of Russia prom­ land, and Yeltsin has given no clear sign thus far that he ment on Thursday is any gauge, may still be still consid­ ised Thursday that "urgent" corrections would be made in might reach beyond the Parliament by exercising emer­ ered such in the new era of promised change. Rutskoi has his six-week-old economic liberalization plan to force gency executive power. had considerable time lately to spend in lambasting faster change upon collective farms and to better protect "Everything necessary must be done to insure the Yeltsin's program on the political stump and in bemoan­ the poor from the steep new price rises. normal sowing of crops," said Yeltsin, whose aides lately ing the sorry state of agriculture. "Life does not stand still and, therefore, these correc­ have expressed concern about the steadiness ofthe nation's In returning to the commonwealth agenda to meet with tions are perfectly natural and even unavoidable," Yeltsin wheat supply. the leaders of other republics ofthe former Soviet Union, told the Parliament in announcing that he would deliver Yeltsin's many roles in trying to stabilize Russia were Yeltsin will again try to resolve the future ofthe Soviet a television address to the nation next Wednesday spell­ on display Thursday as he claimed success in his recent military establishment. This is an issue mainly snagged ing out the changes and reassuring the worried Russian visits abroad to reassure leaders in Washington and other lately on Ukraine's insistence on building its own army public. capitals, as he prepared for another fractious meeting and navy from Soviet units and equipment in order to In the face of prices that have increased 350 percent Friday in Minsk with the other heads of the Common­ protect its independence from domination by the far since Jan. 2, the Russian president is expected to an­ wealth of Independent States, and as he moved to protect larger Russian republic. nounce an increased state subsidy for pensioners and the his political flank over economic reform. In advance ofthe Minsk meeting, a military adviser to poor. In the latter, Yeltsin drew appreciative laughter from Yeltsin has begun calling for the creation of a fully How he might push the badly stalled issue of land the Parliament when he announced that he was putting independent army for Russia of up to 1.5 million men. But redistribution, however, remains unclear as the nation's his chief domestic critic of late, Vice President Aleksandr Russia's Foreign Ministry spokesman, Vitaly Churkin, collective farm managers attempt to deal with widening Rutskoi, in charge of reorganizing agriculture, in order said Thursday that Yeltsin remained committed to a bankruptcy and confusion about their future. "to occupy his time to the limit." multirepublic army maintained for commonwealth de­ fense. "Of course it can be done," Churkin commented on the call for a Russian army by Gen. Dmitri Volkogonov. "But U.N. Security Council moves ahead again this is not going to be our choice, because the best choice for the commonwealth would be to have a unified armed force." with plans for 13,000 troop mission Volkogonov, reflecting the uncertainty of military offic­ ers over their careers, said in a newspaper interview that Russia was adhering to a pledge "not to be the first" to • YUGOSLAVIA from page 6 nearly $1 billion in unpaid dues for past peacekeeping form its own army. This would be the first peacekeeping force to be sent to operations and the regular budget. The United States the European mainland, but there has been a small force accounts for nearly half the balance. "But after the Minsk meeting the moment will come on Cyprus for years. But President Bush has asked Congress to establish a when we must announce the creation of our own Russian The force in Yugoslavia would consist of 12 infantry $700 million contingency peacekeeping fund to pay the army," he contended in the interview with Nezavizmaya battalions of up to 900 troops, separate communication American share of unanticipated costs. Gazeta, without saying whether he spoke for Yeltsin. and logistic groups and several hundred police monitors. Countries invited to the meeting on forming the force Volkogonov predicted there would be a presidential The initial plan was for 10,000 soldiers and 500 police included Ghana, Ireland, Pakistan, Poland, Australia, decree creating an independent Russian army. In this monitors, at a cost estimated at between $350 million and Canada, New Zealand, Denmark, Belgium, Egypt, Kenya, case, the critical issue would be its size, since various $400 million for a year. Argentina, Brazil, Malta, Venezuela and Nepal. Russian officials have spoken in favor of a small republic army. The permanent council members pay just over half the No countries have made a firm commitment to send cost of peacekeeping operations, with the United States forces. But officials hope to have the first units moving Various generals have been speaking out on the issue, picking up 30 percent ofthe bill. into Yugoslavia about two to three weeks after the Coun­ lobbying one way or another, and Volkogonov said that in Where this money will come from remains unclear cil authorizes the force, which could occur early next the first stages of what he personally envisaged, the because member nations already owe the United Nations week. See REFORM on page 16 • HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY Walk to Campus.

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Some submarine. a variety of proposals to cushion the effect House Armed Services Committee, has members argue that some of the money Until Congress approved the $200 mil­ on communities, employees at arms plants called for keeping arms-production lines should be reinvested in hard-hit commu­ lion supplemental grant, the Office of Eco­ and displaced military personnel. open to improve existing weapons, in part nities or otherwise used to ease the pain. nomic Adjustment, a tiny agency in the Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., chairman ofthe to keep highly skilled workers in military The Defense Department has an­ Defense Department, relied on a $5 mil­ Senate Armed Services Committee, has industries like fighter jet and tank manu­ nounced plans to cut $50 billion from mili­ lion annual budget for grants to communi­ proposed allowing military personnel a facturing. tary spending from 1992 through 1997, ties to help them redesign their economies year's leave to attend college or undertake Rep. Beverly Byron of Maryland, who but some lawmakers have called for cuts after a base or arms factory closed. vocational training to prepare for civilian heads the Armed Services military per­ two to three times that size. The aerospace Paul Dempsey, deputy director of the life, then providing increased retirement sonnel subcommittee, suggests sending industries in California and Texas and big economic adjustment office, said that pay to those who go into teaching, law displaced military forces to help the former shipyards in Connecticut and Rhode Is­ 93,000 civilian jobs were lost when the enforcement and other jobs designated by Eastern bloc and Soviet countries rebuild. land could be especially hurt. Pentagon closed 100 installations in the The administration has so far not of­ 1960s and 1970s, but that the new busi­ fered any sweeping proposals about soft­ nesses that took over the sites now employ Democrats to offer limited ening the effect of the budget reductions. 158,000 people. Christopher Jehn, assistant secretary of More than 2 million military-related defense for force management and person­ jobs will be lost by 1996, Nunn said, and nel, said in response to Nunn's plan: efforts to aid those hurt by the cuts will capital gains tax reductions "The concept in general is an interest­ have to compete with causes like housing, ing one. When we get hard legislation, we health care and aid to the former Soviet • TAX from page 2 Rostenkowski's proposal was presented will take a serious look at it." Union for the savings. wait for his other proposals, like a bigger to Democrats on Thursday as costing only The Pentagon's main effort so far has tax exemption for parents with children. $4.2 billion over five years. His proposal been to earmark $200 million since 1991 to But he has altered the capital gains "They are not losing their jobs because has the following three elements: help retrain and find jobs for employees they failed — they are losing their jobs proposal in recent days. Originally, he First, to stimulate the development of from arms plants who have been laid off would have reduced the rate from its cur­ because they were successful," Nunn said new enterprises, individuals would be and assist communities affected by base in a speech last week that outlined a pro­ rent maximum of 28 percent to no more taxed at only 16.8 percent on gains real­ closings. than 15.4 percent. posal that included early-retirement in­ ized from small-business stock held more "This funding replenishes badly taxed centives, job retraining and community- But those gains would still have been than five years. resources already stretched to the max by service credit that would be applied to­ subject to the alternative minimum tax Second, individuals whose other ad­ cuts in defense spending," said Sen. Chris­ ward military pensions. rate of 24 percent that applies to certain justed gross income does not exceed taxpayers with a wide range of deductions $150,000, would be taxed at 19.6 percent and exemptions. More recently, he has for gains on items, other than collectibles agreed that it should not be subject to that like art or stamps, acquired after the effec­ 24 percent rate. tive date ofthe new tax law. Bush's capital gains proposal was esti­ mated in Congress as likely to cost $15.4 Third, for items other than collectibles billion in revenues over five years, al­ acquired before the effective date ofthe tax though the administration belie ves it would law, such individuals would be taxed at stimulate so much growth that it would the 19.6 percent rate for up to $80,000 add to federal revenues. worth of gains during a lifetime.

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To the editor: article are correct, it is important to note Haitian hypocrisy? Your recent article on changes in the that they represent increases of between financial aid program described a number $300 and $500 over those packaged in of programmatic changes that will occur 1991-92. These increases bring Duke loan The plight ofthe Haitian boat people only for the economic benefits. Clearly next year. Unfortunately, I am incorrectly packages more in line with those at other is one that hasn't been discussed a lot this is false. quoted as stating that the loan amount private institutions. until now. President Bush discusses at length included in self help awards will not in­ The Haitians are fleeing a repres­ his commitment to human rights and crease. This is not the case. Each year the I am pleased to report that these same sive military dictatorship to come to freedom for all people. However, in the University's budget process examines the budgetary deliberations have resulted in a the United States by way of case of a clear violation of human rights need based aid program in light of increas­ strong affirmation of our very important Guantanamo Naval Base, a path fol­ such as the Haitians' plight or the ing costs and available resources. As in policies of offering need-blind admissions past years, this has resulted in the need to and of meeting 100 percent of each student's lowed by thousands of people before Tiananmen Square massacre, his ac­ increase the University's contribution in demonstrated need. them. tions speak far louder than his words. the form of grant funds and students' con­ But they are being returned to the The Bush Administration seeks to tribution in the form of increased loans. James Belvin very regime from which they are flee­ convey the image that it cares about Although the loan amounts listed in your Director, Financial Aid Office ing by the very people they look to for the Haitians' plight by pushing for assistance—the United States govern­ relief of the economic embargo im­ ment. posed by the Organization of Ameri­ Haitians who are sent back have can States. This was done in the hopes Students should be able to select foods nothing to look forward to but perse­ that lifting the embargo would relieve To the editor: workers at businesses we would never cution from the current military dicta­ the pressure on the Haitian people. In response to the recent controversy support if we had any other feasible op­ torship. Yet they are sent back with­ Alternative programs were suggested regarding the fate ofthe dubious "eatery^ tions. Replacing the BP with a Wendy's out regard for what might happen to that would target those in the Haitian known as the BP "Cafe", we would like to would allow us to diversify our currently them once they are returned. There government. However, no action has take this opportunity to lash out against restricted meal plan funds in a manner are many accounts of returnees being been taken to bring pressure to bear the illogical, unreasonable and totally un­ which is favorable to us, the students— harassed, tortured or beaten by the on those responsible for September's founded defense ofthe BP that the Univer­ i.e., the ones who are paying all the money military upon their return. coup. sity has chosen to embrace. Instead of which supports the food service in the first choosing to improve the quality ofthe food place. It seems to us that the University The only way any ofthe refugees are Congress has moved to end the re­ at the BP or the various cafeterias so that should attempt to look out for the welfare allowed to remain is if they can prove turn of the Haitians until political students would be willing to eat and pay of its employees. If the University is going they face reprisal from the govern­ conditions become more stable, but for their food, the University would rather to force us to buy a meal plan at an exorbi­ ment if they return. Proving this to the since Congress is in recess until next impose mandatory eating requirements tant cost (much higher than any state satisfaction of complacent U.S. offi­ week, the administration will have for students in the spirit of Mussolini's university), it should at least provide us cials is nearly impossible. Yet, return­ time to return many more Haitians to "black shirts" and maintain the extremely with the variety that we, the students, ees are fingerprinted and photo­ the situation from which they were poor quality of food and service in such ill- select. graphed by the authorities, providing trying to escape. reputed establishments as the East Cam­ Ultimately, we feel that the University's a record of their discontent with the The administration's policy of de­ pus Entree Shop, the Trent Cafeteria and decision in this matter will demonstrate the BP. military regime. porting the Haitians must be reevalu­ whether or not fostering an attitude of ated. The United States has been a trust and respect between the students But the Bush administration insists and the administration is of high, or any, that they are in no danger and sends refuge for those persecuted by their Furthermore, expecting the students of Duke University to pay for price supports priority with the University. them back to be persecuted and beaten. own governments since its founding. and job tenure for food service workers in Instead of political refugees, the ad­ Bush and his administration should the BP and other establishments on some Jeffrey Parks and James Sanders ministration says, they are economic remember that tradition and allow sort of shaky moral platform is outra­ Trinity '95 refugees, seeking to come to America the Haitians to stay. geous. Although we have no desire to see anyone lose jobs, it is by no means our Ryan DeSear and Mark Wear responsibility to insure salaries and jobs of Engineering '95 On the record University workers deserve appreciation As for me, I'm not about to sacrifice athletics on the altar of merit scholarships. To the editor: and Mary Hines—do so much to maintain. Keith Brodie, in a letter quoted by history professor Seymour Mauskopf The fact that a number of students quoted Now that they're back, the floors are gleam­ in the Feb. 12 Chronicle appear indifferent ing again, the bathrooms are once more to the human consequences of choosing to immaculate. And one would hope that the replace the BP with a corporate chain was other folks in the Allen Building have yet another tiresome reminder that many learned something. of us hardly notice the human beings who daily feed us and clean up after us. Some people are so important that they THE CHRONICLE established 1905 Those of us who work in the Allen Build­ are much more visible when they are no ing, for example, received a crash course in longer here. Perhaps we should bear this Ann Heimberger, Editor workplace reality over the winter break. in mind before we vote to put University Jason Greenwald, Managing Editor Our housekeeping staff was on vacation employees out of work just so we can have Barry Eriksen, General Manager for two weeks. After a few days, trash the same homogenous hamburgers avail­ Jonathan Blum, Editorial Page Editor began to pile up, the bathrooms became able at every exit on the interstate from rather unpleasant, and we all missed the Key West to Seattle. Hannah Kerby, News Editor Matt Steffora, Assoc. News Editor warm and friendly work environment that Kris Olson, Sports Editor Michael Saul, Assoc. News Editor the housekeeping staff—Lucille Evans, Tim Tyson Leya Tseng, Arts Editor Jennifer Greeson, Arts Editor Stephanie Scott, Earl Torian, June Bagley Graduate student in history Peggy Krendl, City & State Editor Leigh Dyer, Investigations Editor Eric Larson, Features Editor Debbie Barr, Health & Research Editor Mark Wasmer, Photography Editor Cliff Burns, Photography Editor Sorority's ad a harsh reminder to those cut Steven Heist, Graphics Editor Reva Bhatia, Design Editor Adrian Dollard, Senior Editor Alan Welch, Production Manager To the editor: through the cracks" and that most re­ David Morris, Business Manager Sue Newsome, Advertising Manager I am writing in response to the large ceived bids at their first choice sorority. It Elizabeth Wyatt, Student Advertising Manager advertisement celebrating the Pi Beta Phi is not easy, however, to forget the pain and pledge class of 1992 which appeared in tears ofthe girls who did not make the cut. The opinions expressed in this newspaper are not necessarily those of Duke University, its The Chronicle on Feb. 13. When I first saw Rejection, even for the most superficial students, workers, administration or trustees. Unsigned editorials represent the majority view of the announcement, I laughed and dis­ reasons, hurts. Vain reminders of a devas­ the editorial board. Columns, letters and cartoons represent the views of their authors. missed it as being typical of that particular tating blow to self-esteem have no place in Phone numbers: Editor: 684-5469; News/Features: 684-2663; Sports: 684-6115; Business sorority, but, upon further reflection, I the student newspapers. Leave them to Office: 684-6106; Advertising Office: 684-3811; Classifieds: 684-6106; FAX: 684-8295. became irritated. I thought about all the sorority newsletters. No matter how much Editorial Office (Newsroom): Third Floor Flowers Building; Business Office: 103 West Union girls this year who had been cut by Pi Phi they love their pledge class, the Pi Phis Building; Advertising Office: 101 West Union Building. and how they must feel having it thrown in were wrong in choosing to submit such an ©1992 The Chronicle, Box 4696, Duke Station, Durham, N.C. 27706. All rights reserved. No part insensitive ad. of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the prior, written permission of the their faces that they were not up to the Business Office. high standards ofthe "Best Damn Pledge Class." This year Panhel wants us to be Erik Nelson happy that fewer girls than last year "fell Trinity '94

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HOrcrPOOPSHNaOOOE Ben MIKEY My love, my true existence... Pre­ Jazz put me in the mood. You You're my first true love. There pare for an evening to remember. should have walked me to the may have been other, but they Love and chocolate kisses (espe­ door. weren't my best friend. I love you! cially minty ones), your ever-de­ Love your Little Baklava. CATHERINE voted love slave, Lambchop J.P. CJV Happy Anniversary! Much has xoxoxoxox. I Love You! -SO'C. WINKLE In sickness and in hearth, in changed this past year, but much ...wake up and have the best Boston or in Durham, I love you has remained the same. I love When we are so far apart Valentine's Day ever! Because I always. you, Derek. ADAM THEILER, can sorrow break my little heart What a Stud! love you!!! You are my smile on a Love, your P.O. dog. Love, Cuddle Bun. I love you; darling, yes I do. APRIL Sleep Is deep when I think of you Philip Spencer With this Valentine, keep in mind At least I love youl Just between You may think that all I talk the ten of us, how about some about Is sex (you know who you U must read word #1 of every protein-rich melting ice cream for MARY line SCHNEEBERGER are), but this loving personal Valentine's Day) Ow, myjawl proves otherwise! I love you Love, Nancy. Have no fear, you know me guys. -Jessica. PUMPKINHEAD JOANNE WEISKOPF well; Ask no questions, time THE HOTTEST T.A. will tell; Your hair is like a red, SWM-A WONDER To my sweets, Happy 1 year! All Happy Valentine's Day, we love on campus is Karen Kost. red rose; Your eyes so bright, a Winter of firsts, now a spring of my love always! MINE PFOOFER. you. A, D, M, and T. Maybe I'm just hot for any girl smile not posed; Your disposi­ firsts. Tonight tickles, candlelight, who can crush me in running. tion, nothing less; Such true and postcard messages with a Or maybe I just love pretzels. beauty, you posses. Love, twist. You're in my heart. Con MY BESTEST amor. LOVE ME. FRIENDS EDUARDO someone who cares. Christina, Tamie, Sheela, Pud, STANLEY JIM CREIGHTON Je n'ai Jamais su ce que c'est Thanks for a wonderful week­ Gayle, Lisa- if no one else does- JRM How's this PDL71 Love always, que I'amour. Maintenant, jesais end. Iris enjoyed it! Come visit I love you! Thanks for helping me que j'en ai trouve le meilleur. Yo I realize this will be an insignifi­ Margaret me in Miami sometime. Maybe, through this difficult time. I te amo por siempre. -Stacey. cant addition to the thousands needed someone to lean on and of valentines you'll receive, but maybe not. Love that N.N.T! I ALAN WISE you guys were always there. thanks for keeping me amused. love you mostest, Punky. Of all the things that make me Happy Valentine's Day! Love, happy-you're at the top ofthe list! Tricia. Happy Valentine's Day to some­ JER one who makes me smile. Love, I knew you'd love to see your LAURA MILLER Sandra. name in big bold letters- being Beautiful, sweet, nice, sexy, the the star that you are!! Why do I perfect woman! For me it was MARY SUNSHINE! patronize you the way I do? Maybe love at first sight- hope the feel­ MARY How far away was you dad? The it's because I love you!! K. JUSTIN ing is mutual! Love, L71. Oh, my lovely Snugglebunny. I only reason I love you is be­ I was thinking of the immortal REBS MILLER cause of your waterbed- and so write to you this poem. For you Roses are red, violets are blue... words of Socrates who said, have made my life so sunny that I can hang with Chister! "You're incredible." May this SWEETTOOTH actually roses can be pink or buffalos won't roam. Always white. And violets are purple!!! Valentine's Day be repulsively Our second Valentine's Day, much Yours, Bill. romantic. Love, Celeste. more special than the first We What a goofy poem, huh! Love, found sweet love In each other Wendo. Dude (Patti'e loner) and now a blissful future we thirst (well ya know) Yes, Aunt Sigrid ChocoChip. YOU ROCK MY ANN gives her blessings and wishes WORLD FRIEND Matt would have said he loved you LOVE, hottest passion, TAMANIPULATOR! I Love You, I need you, I want You opened my eyes, pierced my For the boy who appreciates my you. We want you to know that I 'm so glad for birthdays and buck­ perpeture- you know what and you...With all my heart (And be­ heart, roused a passion, love to beauty mark, my Victoria's Se­ we love you too. Tony, Joan, ets! Thanks for an amazing three may your imagination never fail side that, I think you're swell). impart. Ever you friend. crets, as well as my full lipped Chris, and Michael Sclafani. months. I look forward to what'sto to invent new ways and Happy Valentine's Day! -Jim. pout Forgive all of my ques­ come... Compromises? Tennis? means...Do it babe!! Spill tions. -All. Love, Strego. As far as I've heard, you're really STEVE SUMMERS a thrill. And for today, you're the Nice spelling, huh? Now that I have CLARE G. Puppy Smacks your attention, Happy Valentine's Day one I adore. Love, a babe on the You are the highlight of all my You're an awesome friend; don't third floor. SV. fromyourbiggest(W)Fan! Happy now? forget it! M&J. days; thank goodness for Pegram P.S. How about a late night rendez­ MATTY AND KO "dreams*. This weekend will be vous? VANESSA MEUNDA angelic. Love you. Your Faithful Everyday, you are my Valentine! Sorry the bet was never paid off, Happy Valentine's Day! You re­ Yahtzee Partner. Everyday, I love you, Sweet Val­ but Happy Valentine's Day to my ally are someone special to me. entine! Everyday is joy with you, two favorite sports writers. I love RANDALL And you always will be. Dan. my Happy Valentine.- George. you both! "Don't get me wrong if i'm looking Christian Laettner so distracted, i'm thinking about the fireworks that go off when you Thanks for 4 wonderful years MBL smile." I love you nerd! Stacy. KarallkaAnnaStacey Happy Valentine's Day. We love I DO U THINK ITS MRI's Phantom, Old Buicks & Becca Here's the cheesy way to wish you. Andy & Kenri of the Greens- | ODD Hugs- what else is there? Have We've remained enchanted four you crazy women "Happy boro Christian Laettner Fan Club, that some ladies talk to plants a special Valentine's Day..AMS years running through the rain, Valentine's Day!" Don't worry, and record messages under wa­ conversation melting emotions, I'll still bother you. Love, your ter while others live on frozen oils of passion yet unfulfilled. FRIEND from House D. yogurt and Advil? I do. Happy F Hope and love, now and ever. MEL Valentine's C&A. More than ever, Je t'aime plus BABYCAKES JEN! DC-414 ERNIE qu'hier moing que demain. xoxo Looks like the escort service will SARAH JEANNE While the trail may be rough I wish I could be with you on this Your Fiance. suffice until the real date. Hope remember we Rangers are tough. special day. I'll be thinking of You are my one and only desire. - it's a hot one! LLB. At the end of the climb hope CHOCOLATE GYRLZ you. When I come back, I'll want Meredith Love, Bubby. Sweetheart, I love you, both now you'll be my Valentine. H-116. Who loves ya, baby? You know I my??/snuggle time!! Love, the and forever. I want you to be my do! KRS-T. independent woman. valentine (forever!). Olive juice HOT HASTINGS BABES berry much! I MISS YOU! Love, Feel special! This cost me $6. OBSTINATE Coop Love, Your Valentine, KIKI. Chris. A special Valentine's Day wish but fragile, strong, and beautiful. for a sweet guy who needs a You're the best Johnny. valentine (hint, hint). C'mon Al DiMeo Mark- let me be your valentine. - Can we be friends? Or may I CES Vanessa. ^^^ devote myself to satisfying your ILY. GSC. every whim? Bet I could keep you smiling. Call me! -Your favorite MEL EKT More than ever, Je t'aime plus blond. I can still see the puppy sniffing qu'hier moing que demain. xoxo LEO PRINCESS her way out of the big dog shell. Your Ranee. After 11 years ours is still the Little Poofy I Love You. Will you be my valentine bak­ Love Shack, baby! I love you trash cans under ski lifts; h. and Rob. lava? Mel Torme. BRIAN b. rubs; how do you define sleep­ Franz You are sexier than Gaston and always, Tooie. Happy Valentine's ing?— What more could a guy I shink...that l love you. Tanya. more studly than Beast Your little to our precious daddy. XO. ask for? Love, the Big Lug. pretzel loves you! Larissa & David. JOHN STUART MILL GLZ wrote a lot of dry, boring stuff. You're always so thoughtful, caring MIKE GOTTSMAN But my favorite utilitarian is and kind, and although I don't always tell you- you make me So Happy all of Show me your Karate Kicks and SHERLOCK much more fun and exciting. the time. Mel. kickstart my heart. If interested You've made It this far- Con­ Happy Valentine's Day! Love, wear ninja black tomorrow. Be my gratulations! CLUE #5: Although Hugo (the Hurricane). Bruce Lee and enter this dragon. CLARE G. my favorite kind is 6'1" with BILLYHOSS IS ETTER BETTER?? You're an awesome friend; don't Traci Lords. MYHERUM Most definitely not! In fact, she eyes of blue, this different kind Even though nadirs have been forget It! M&J. May my words of wisdom strike is the best Happy Valentine's of "male" holds the key to your absent from our relationship CGB next clue! -OELC. truer than the smell of roses: Day, Marci. With Love, Tim. It's Valentine's Day and I can do lately, I'm still madly in love with beware of mythological flying nothing but think of you. I wish you! Love. SCXVI. apparal. Move it or lose hi -Tyler. that you were here to be my YOU YOU YOU Valentine. I love you, Geoff! - PELE 3 has its good points. 1 Is O.K., Gabriella. Mr. Romance Night Games aren't the only way too. My mind is open. Happy V- to work up a sweat I hope I can Day. Me Me Me. Be you a SNAG or be you a BAC, EUE NICK GAGUO we're glad that you're U. There's make your wish come true! Happy nothing you lack- except a clue! Valentine's Day. -D-l- MY FISH Picullna, te quiero. Estoy The past three months have been esperando tu respuesta. Por Love, your girls. Charleston, Chicken, Katfish, Ga­ amazing. Thank you for capturing favor, hazme el hombre mas JMB lumphing, Can-of-pee, Stinky, my heart and making me feel fel iz del mundo y dime que si. Te Dipaldi Contractor Just wanted to thank you for Braeden. I'll clean your toilets, to JPC beautiful again. I love you. - haremuyfeliz.-Tigatlto. How can I describe your beauty? one incredible year- you mean hell with your nosepieces... I love Happy Valentine's Day from a Peaches. It reminds me of a falcon silhou­ the world to me. Happy youl-K. not so secret admirer. (This one etted against the moon. Happy Valentine's Day, Love Mrs. W. is for you this year!) I love you. fourth Valentine's, Darling. Love, MPMS Love, Margaret MIKE CLAMORS! EPISCO-LOVERS you creative Cupid. I still love you as I did a year ago, this Mike, you mean everything to me Sex. Desire. Concern. Inhnacy. day. Here's an encore to last year... and now you are here. Puppy, Devotion. Celebrate the manyfac- How can a kiss be so sexy that I slither JOHN Cutie-pie, your butt, bowlcake, ets of love- Human and Divine • between cool satin sheets, quench my To my W and C boyfriend who summer, movies, basement I'll This Sunday at the Episcopal Cen­ thirst with your breath, and surrender makes Valentine's Day worth always be yours, Jessica. ter. Dinner at 5p.m. Gary. mysetf to your soft fingers that caress celebrating: A,B, or C? I love you, JULIE KIM the edge of my silken skin. Melting Sara. Roh Swinson MOLLY MonCiel How do I love thee? I'll never underneath your fingertips, even the Just think—Everything started Happy Valentine's Day, Sweet­ Into your eyes I cast myself, and stop counting the ways. I find a coyest touch slides down the curve of because I didn't know how to do heart I love you and miss you If It's not your dizzying embrace new way to love you every day. PEPINA myback.soicrumbte within your hands. an about face. I'm glad you very much. Randall. Into which I fall, I'd rather plunge Be my valentine. David. Who would have thought I'd be Only can a kiss be so sexy when your senseless into the sea. this in love 1 year ago. Tonight taught me! I love you! Love, golden lips brush against mine. Love, Printemps. 1 love my Valentine. GPS. PEPE. Tiffanl. Simba. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1992 valentines THE CHRONICLE /PAGE 3

TANGERINE Stacey Alice Goodman Larry Bug and Co. When mountains crumble to the SCN EX-T.F. Estos nueve mese que he Today is tomorrow and with you I love you all. Thank you for Tonight- Strawberries with whip sea, there will still be you and everyday is a better today than I'm leaving you. NOT! How could coming back and dancing like C- me. Happy Valentine's!! Love, C. pasado contlgo han sido usos I give up the laughter and love creme and any other "topping" de los mas incroyablede ma vie. each yesterday without you. My 3P0 again. Please be patient that might come up. Dessert special girt, sweet baby, sexy you've brought me? Luck orFate? Berkel, Berkel. J.B. Je t'aime de tout mon coer. I don't care. I love you. sound tempting? Just wait 'till Eduardo. senior. Smile! Love, Christopher. the main course. Happy "V"- Day. Mr. Adorable. SMELLEN HEY BIMS MY LITTLE BARBIE "Spare me the steel pulse, just Even though I'm not a freshman, I wanted to write something witty shower me with kisses"... OKAY. Believe it or not, suffering as your ulti­ you can still be my valentine! mately "cool" friends hasn't been as bad and wise, but my feelings for you ought be no surprise: You're YOUNG MC as others think. Thanks for the great Dahna times! Dog and Goose. sweeter than vanilla ice cream! My life has been so much hap­ The Valentines of my dreams are Love, Ken. pier since you've been a part of coming true by sharing this first it You mean the world to me. j Valentine's Day with you. 27. You're the Best! Eric. EUSE JANE Just over a year ago Me and you I can't compete with that televi­ are sex gods! Next semiformal, were separate. Ever since-steady sion any longer. Pam's the only I want both of you on my arm.. progression. We know what we girl for me. She treats me good. I . just as long as I am your 4 like her a lot. Big Daddy. KWANZA BUTLER means. I love you always! -B. billionth and first customer and My heart belongs to you. May win the trip to Jamaica! Love what we have last forever. Yours Susan. in love! STERUNG MARIA AND JEANNINE You're our man, If you can't do it Happy Valentine's Day to the great­ no one can. Your radar patrol TO MY SWEETIE keeps us in line, will you be our est dance partners and friends a SUNSHINE MAN Finally we can celebrate an im­ person could ever want! Michael ALUE Valentine? Love, Pegram Posse and best friend. May you always portant day together. Although Just letting you know that I'm think­ remember that if the dinosaurs we are still behind in our make­ ing about you this Valentine's Day died of broken hearts I could JUST SAY NO ups. I can't wait until tonight also. Love ya - Michael too. Be my Valentine! I love youl No Anniversary. No "song". Just (WAKA!) Love always, Jonathan. "BEAUUUTY!" "JOOY!" Laura. a perfect relationship with a "So you do love me, Little Thing?" perfectly wonderful girl. I love If it Isn't obvious enough, I sup­ you, Liza. Thanks for this dopey SWEETTOOTH pose I should say it more often, grin-BB. starting here: I love you... Hey .That's My Head Oursecond Valentine's Day, much I love you, Pretty Lady! Your bed more special than the first We PBJ Is stupid and...and silly. I like found sweet love in each other and now a blissful future we thirst Amy, Jen, Elizabeth: HEY GORGEOUS! You are the best boyfriend in the your neck, and hate your. ..nose. whole wide world! Love, L. You're tall! Bleadah. -Your"room- ChocoChip. Happy Valentine's Day to my three Goofy Girl Thanks so much forthe past 4 mate." favorite science students. Re­ Call me crazy, but I just can't & 9/10 months, they've been member to have fun tonight- you stop smiling nowadays. I think great (every day counts). Happy deserve It! Love, Robin. you're the reasonwhy , although Valentine's Day. Love, Tommy. we shouldn't rule out muscle vaier Krista, Christi, MY DIXIE CHICKEN relaxants. Silly Boy. kMcmi Emily, Marsha, I wilt give you all that I am and ail JBOTARNSHAMARB. Jason, John, and that I have for another year with To the only women In my life, Hardy you by my side. you'll always be mine. Never grow EGG SHELLS ARE Thanks for making RA-ing such a up on me, and try giving me a call. COZY trip. I'll keep it brief, we wouldn't MATT CARLSON Finally we can celebrate an im­ -Todd. Happy V-Day to my adorable V- want any more stories, except for Happy Valentine's Day, Butthead! portant day together. Although Man! I loveyoursmile-l really do. the ones that I've had with y'all! we are still behind in our make­ I'd sprain my ankle foryou anydayll MUFFINHEAD Love, XTF. Happy Valentine's Day Michael ups. I can't wart until tonight Love, Allie. LASAGNA You are paradise, my everything. (WAKA1) Love always, Jonathan. We've been through the good You've given me hope and life and I'll be yours forever and a day. 90-91 TRENT 1 GIRLS times and the bad times. Thanks Mister Romance never forgets. Always for putting up with me. I LOVE Soon someday will come. Love, Muffyhead. In my heart there will be a special place MEEMSTER YOU! reserved foryou atone. Happy Valentine's Thanks foraterrific year... so far! Day. My Italian G-man Happy Valentine's Day! MIGUEL JAN BRADY Being with you has been well I know we're legally brother and ZELDA (part 2) worth the long wait! I care about sister, but I'm game if you are. Will you give me yourself? Will you you more than you know. Love See you at the square dance- come travel with me? Shall we always. Your Naked Poodle. Love, Peter. stick be each other as long as we live? W.W. SONIC Lauren W. Thanks for coming down to be JUDY To my Favorite Frequent Flyer- with me on this very special Thanks for the best year of my You stud women — looking hot KAREN HEE-HEE day. I love you very much. You life. Happy Valentine's Day cutie. and sexy in that Interview suit! We are like a CI sandwich. Ham- Here's to many many many more are the greatest Love, S.C. I love you. Steve. Happy Valentine's day! Miguel (you), Turkey (me), and ail kinds May 9ths!I Yours Truly, A Con­ of cheese. Happy Valentine's necticut Yankee. Day. Love, Will. Melanie, Emily, Melody, Rozina, MY TOP TEN Cihda and Nicci- The sweetest TGH 1-CYG 2-CYG 3CYG 4-CYG 5- Valentine's I know! You're the I can't think of anyone else who ELHAM would take me to a circus and buy To my favorite Gooz: thanks so CYG 6CYG 7-CYG 8CYG 9-CYG best Love, Your Faclet 10-CYG (Realty) I love you, -B. a tiger flashlight I love you for it! EMILY 6 much for asways being there. Mandolin. thank you for this year full of You're in my heart and soul, my MELISSA VERNON Julie wonderful timesan d memories. friend and love. Pazy amor, Scott. Do you know? Do you know? Final From the first moment we met I do not know what I would do FRED/PHRED clue: I was the first Pearl Peister. you've brightened my days and without you! Love, J. Michael. GEORGIE PORGIE Here's to another six months of The revealing is tonight, so think warmed my heart. Can't wait to You can kiss me-1 won't cry. Let's great breakfasts, perfect morn­ fast! LML. YPP. see you at the dance tonight! make cookies soon. Love, Pump­ ings, Thai food, frequent backrubs Love, John kin. and stealing your jeans. Thanks SANDMAN Hello www for being the best Valentine ever! Here's to licking honey, sucking Heltowww, t love you. Heltowww. JON toes, backscratches and videos. MARGARET Hcllowww, As much as I don't like you, I still Mmmmmmm, what a year. I hon- think we are going to have fun TRIKKI NIKKI K. ELIZABETH You're the best roommate l could est-ly love (and respect) you. Love, tomorrow. If I can get by the Me. This isn't from D.F. but a different height thing. ever ask for. Thanks for being so guy with glasses. Been great talk­ BUTTERCUP special and nice to me these ing romance. Hope the true course Happy Tootle Day. See you to­ days. You're terrific. Love, Reva. of love oneday runs smooth for night Luv, Clevis. you. MIGUEL WENTHE! Our fourth Feb. 14th- fantastic! HEY SPORT! fabulous! (Et autres mots qui You are an evil temptress, and yet commencent avec "F", hein?) Tu SHARYA, IP, MRS.A I am failing madly in love with you! mujer Harvardiana te quiere To win your heart is my desire, Hint-1 am an enchanter, some call CU muchlsimo. Te amo para stempre. yet, strangely- "Where's me Tim. MATT GORGEOUS K Rebequita. Waldo?" you Inquire. Seek, and From: Number One UR my closest friend whole ye shall find his image on a To: Little One- Of ail the dreams world. Thanks countless hours ORCA'S TOY MY LITTLE BOYS pillow of mine. I imagine or any creatures I of fun- lost woods hurricane, This is to all the men in my life (all could fashion- Nothing could More than a friend talks, skinny dip, big hugs, el­ of whom I love equally) — Thank evator, okracoke. skiing, compare to-What God have me On you I depend you for making this such a special in you (it's true). Deerfield. I love you. place. Good luck finding dates - Though sometimes apart. with love-MOM ORIGINAL You're still in my heart GEEKSTER MASK OF THE DANA FARVER 1 Year Anniversary OYAMA Happy Valentine's Day! We hope Happy 19.994521st Birthday to And I'll always care I've dreamed about your eyes a To the Mask ofthe Oyama Cast- you have a great day- studying! the single most powerful source thousand times, and tossed and GILLIAN Happy Valentine's Day! You guys For all that we share Don't drink all the mm and beer- of corruption in my life. Now go turned with every thought of you. When I took at you girl, my heart save some for Karen! D&E. take a nap. Beth. have done great-Break a leg How wonderful to wake and feel rejoices; for though it's stormy tonight! Love, Kara the sun, and hope to have you WETONA SUZANNE JOANNE out, I feel safe within the arms make my dreams come true. If I rove you, Flooze! I'll always be irSGREASTTOHAVEGOTTENTO of love's discovery. Bllnkie you see or know Alice Goodman, your roommate. Happy Valentine's KNOW YOU BETTER THIS YEAR. tell or call her and let her know Day! Love. Emily. LOOKING FORWARD TO GREAT that Christopher loves her, and RUSSELL TIMES THE REST OF THE YEAR! January 1,1989- It all started happy anniversary U sexy se­ BRADLEY W.CLARK HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY! nior. I was here yesterday, and Happy Valentine's Day to my fa­ rJTLl with a Genie... 3/29/91, 5/3/ MICHAEL today, and I'll be here tomorrow, vorite non-dork! Would you like to 91, 6/28/91. So many good tomorrow. Love, Christopher. study with me? No matter what. T&T JANICE JANICE times, so many memories. So I'll always be older than you. Love. JANICE much FUN!! And It aint over T- Just wait till they see us at yet.. 3/7/92. Happy Valentine's Emily. Myrtle! T- The sexiest dancer last HEYHOSER! (Say It lOx). May this Valentine's Thanks for the past several Day! With you were here. AH my JESS Wednesday night! WOW! Happy Day commemorate a great two love, Joy. No sabes como me alegro de ALUE Valentine's Day! Miguel months- I've had a wonderful years of being more than "just haberte conockto. Me tienes que Just letting you know that I'm think­ time and learned a bunch. Don't friends" and "no more Bes." Love, ensenar como bailer SALSA esta ing about you this Valentine's Day Trash be afraid. Your Valentine, ART. VG Basher. BABY CAKES noche. Carinos, El Cubano rubio also. Love ya-Michael Don't talk none to me. Aint It grand to get your own? • V. PAGE 4/ THE CHRONICLE valentines FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14,1992

MARTINE OLIVER AUGUSTA VANCE ALLANA YOU KNOW... KATHY PATRICK I love you! I love you! I love you! Joyeuse Saint- Valentin. Passes A guy meets an intriguing lass Your smile warms my heart and un bon week-end en falsant du that I know that you know that I Happy V.D. from Elvis, Tree and I really love you! I love you! Love enrolled in a Jewelry class And shows me silver in every cloud. ski!? still love you! Happy Valentine's the Edisto stud-muffin. you, I do! I love you! Sincerely, Don'tgive up-though miles apart, Day to the man that was bom to so, you can see I'm him, you're Jay. I'm with you always. Te amo, be my baby! she So Valentine, answer this David. sass.

BECKY DOPP STUART VICKERY Here's to men (NOT) and only You're my blue sky, you're my eating cookie dough. Just one sunny day. Lord you know it thing- remember tonight that makes me high when you turn YOU IN THE DUGOUT! you're no longer a statistic. your love my way. -KB. Sorry I haven't been in the ball JEFF MCVEIGH BRAD game of late. I hope I haven't BETH HONEYCUTT Jeff-I'm still late. Happy Valentine's Day, Sweet­ struck out yet- give me another The oceans may carry me afar, But Love, Laura heart! I'm glad we've finally worked chance my heart will never be far. A poet everything out This weekend will I'm not, But thanks for all your B. Cox be wonderful! Thanks for every­ love. Mike. My Southern Gentleman, as I am thing. I Love You! Molly. Chronicle Types an anal science major, I tried to ZELDA (part 1) Wishing you all a happy quote Byron, but failed. Hence, The Ephemera Girl Valentine's day, with sweets, my simple message: I love you. - Camerado, l give you my hand! I love, and lots of sleep. Love, Despite my better judgement, give you my love more precious J.M.EIise. I'm still distracted by the woman The Grinch. (never got a Valen­ than money, I give you myself tine before?) with the dimples and the curls. before preaching or law; (Con't) Oh well. Happy Valentine's Day and congratulations. CHELSEA FASHION DRUMMER HEYBIMS Be it rainy, snowy, dreamy, or Hey, so you don't have a girl­ Believe it or not, suffering as your ulti­ calm, everyday seems beautiful friend. Who cares? Congratula­ mately "cool* friends hasn't been as bad with you in my life. Happy tions, you've won a date with as others think. Thanks for the great Valentine's Day. Murray. PETER THE ROCK the neurotic nutcase! Remem­ times! Dog ber- the REAL Froman and I love all that you are. All that you Mariena forever! TO LARISSE will be. And all that I am when l Happy Valentine's Day! -Louis am with you. Forever your Lady- Miss SKEWEEOZ Vanessa.

OUT OF THE BLUE Thanks for a semester of wonder­ ful music. The more I get to know y'all, the better you sound (and you were incredible to begin with). Love, Your Groupie. THE STALLION To the Pitchfork with those irresistable cheeks: "You're such a cutie." See ya' at the Busstop. You know who... L7U SARA Bet you didn't think that you were going to get this. It has been a great year with you. Happy Valentine's Day! Love, John.

KLH I couldn'tthinkof anything cheesy to say, but anyway, good luck today and don't think about to­ JOE night (or Sonic) too much. Love, "No longer missing goa in Califor­ BJH. nia" seeks "I thought you might enjoy taking a drive" for romantic CRAIG ARNESON VOTIVE CANDLES encounter... Please respond ac­ cordingly. This is how love Is meant to be. Lenny Kravitz, and homemade Valentine's Day, you and me. movies. If this sounds appealing Semi-Precious Stone May all our days together be as to you then meet me at The Ponte Happy 21st Birthday. No, wait, bright -All My Love, Grace. Fabricio. Be mine. Don Juan. MYSTUDEL PEPE that was weeks ago. Let's see Negative Creep There's nothingcuterthan a bald Happy Valentine's Day from you what holiday is this week? Happy Unprovoked hostility is not ap­ DOGS ARE BETTER nympho (or is that pyro?) maniac, skunk in a bathing suit. Good SUGAR UPS Easter? At least I'll get that in preciated. Happy Year Anniver­ luck at ACC's. I love you, Happy The world has never felt any­ Dogs are better. Dogs are better. ripe 'n ready, totally flagged out early. sary & 1 day. Thanks for the Dogs are better. Dogs are better. boyfriend. I hope this isn't too Valentine's Day! Scallop. thing like your sweet flesh tantalizing. Love, Steven. jump on Tuesday. Doh!! Love, against my swee face. Thanks! Dogs are better. Dogs are better. Daddy's Little Girl. Dogs are better. Dogs are better. SWEETIE George MYSTUDEL Here's to seeing you again. You're myvery favorite Bunny Rab­ Happy Valentine's Day from you bit in the whole wide world. Your nympho (or is that pyro?) maniac, very own Abominable Snowman. ripe 'n ready, totally flagged out boyfriend. I hope this isn't too The Blackmon tantalizing. Love, Steven. ATALEOF2 AMY Family DUKIES I don't know how a family was ABOMINABLE Happy Valentine's Dayfromyour blessed with so many beautiful The best of times together, the JUSTIN blue-eyed, boxer shorts wearing sisters. Nagsgead isn't the same worst of times apart. Belief in I will hug him and I will squeeze beau. I know this makes me a without you. Come back soon. our love, incredulity at its him and I will pat him and I will liar - but I couldn't help myself! Love, Larry Funk. strength. Hope for the future! love him and I will call him Love, Mike. The book never ends. George. Happy Valentine's Day

The Ronald McDonald House of Durham thanks The Chronicle's Valentine patrons for their help in providing support to the families of sick children in the Duke Hospital. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1992 THE CHRONICLE PAGE 11 On Valentine's Day, lyrical magic evokes images of love It's St. Valentine's Day once again, and I still find well. The wounded singer recalls a simpler yesterday, but myself searching.... • 42 he realizes that his perfect vision was doomed from the But I'm taking a novel approach to the holiday: I'm not beginning. pitying myself. Maybe I'm just getting numb after all Jason Greenwald Juliet, the dice were loaded from the start these years, but I think I've realized that wallowing in And I bet, and you exploded in my heart sorrow doesn't help the situation. So I'm mobilizing my take us places that words alone—or even brushstrokes— Loss has tempered his ideals, adding a touch of cyni­ energy in a more productive way: Fm writing about it. cannot take us. cism. Yet he still clings to a romantic vision. Maybe someday 111 stop writing and 111 actually DO Few things can express love better than song, which When you can fall for chains of silver, you can fall for something. But let's not get carried away. somehow captures the uncapturable: one person's feel­ chains of gold ings for another. You can fall for pretty strangers and the promises they Music has always affected me like nothing else. A Yet how easy it is to become trite! Only rarely can one hold favorite song will play on the radio, and I'm a different express something original, something honest, some­ You promised me everything, you promised me thick person. Not just any song—only one ofthose songs. I'm not thing true. and thin sure what it is about them; I only know that they can A lovestruck Romeo sings a streetsuss serenade Now you just say, oh Romeo yeah you know I used to have transform me from apathy to conviction, from sorrow to Laying everybody low with a lovesong that he made a scene with him exhilaration, from quietude to near-madness. Finds a convenient streetlight, steps out ofthe shade Juliet, when we made love you used to cry Music has this strange ability to capture our most Says something like, you and me babe—how about it? You said, I love you like the stars above, I'll love you till visceral emotions, our best highs and our worst lows. Taken by themselves, these words mean little. But, I die Maybe, as a professor of mine suggested, it is because accompanied by masterful instrumentation, they form There's a place for us—you know the movie song music is the most abstract of arts. Being so abstract, it can the introduction for a song that expresses love painfully When you gonna realize, it was just that the time was wrong... Juliet? After being stung by the cruel arrow, he somehow finds the stamina to continue. He still sings his "streetsuss serenade," continuing to search for perfection. Dire Straits has always been known for subtleness, but poignancy does not need to be subtle. Marvin Gaye ap­ proaches love a little more bluntly. I've been really trying babe, trying to hold back these feelings for so long And if you feel like I feel, baby... let's get it on His voice burns with true desire, but he also recognizes the tender side of love. We're all sensitive people with so much to give Since we've got to be, let's live There's nothing wrong with me loving you And giving yourself to me could never be wrong if the love is true Isn't that what it's all about? True love, in its real form. You don't have to worry that its wrong If the spirit moves you, let me groove you good—let your love come down ... get it on. Of course, one must imagine a strikingly handsome man belting out these words in a husky yet sensuous voice, accompanied by the calming counterpoint of sub­ dued instruments. Only then can one fully appreciate the song's meaning. Perhaps it's futile—as futile to try to capture these songs as it is to try to capture perfect love. But perhaps it's not. The search continues. " TAKE TWO ASPIRIN AND VOTE FOR ME IN THE MORNING/ * Jason Greenwald is a Trinity junior and managing editor of The Chronicle. He wishes that Mark Knopfler and Marvin Gaye could get together to write the greatest love song ever. Despite risks, list of priorities should be topped by love

"Love Stinks." "Love Me Do." "Love is the Seventh a roommate) planted a rose and a poem he composed on Wave." • Staff column the pillow of a woman who will discover it when she Yes, famed muses from the J. Geils Band to the Beatles returns from the shower. There is always the chance that to Sting have tried to capture the essence of love in song. Kris Olson when he sees her in class a couple of hours later, she will Let me share with you the one guy I believe got it right. try to hide in the back corner ofthe lecture hall and avert Steve Miller. his glance at all costs, laying to waste all his efforts. That's right. Steve Miller. In his song, "The Joker," priorities I was being presented. The easy thing to do, therefore, is to channel the time Miller sings, "some people call me Maurice, because I Love, in my experience, has nothing to do with what is and energy that might have been used to compose a poem speak with the pompiteuse of love." practical or convenient. At times it's probably more diffi­ into typing law school applications or reformatting a The reason this lyric is perfect is because none of it cult and frustrating than that vaunted first year in law resume. The tendency to do just that is strengthened by makes sense. I don't know who Maurice is, nor do I know school. But ultimately, I wanted to tell my passenger, it's the university atmosphere. Duke has a career develop­ what "pompiteuse" entails. And I certainly don't claim to worth the investment. ment center, but I have yet to stumble across the relation­ understand love. I suppose that if you wish to define yourself by your ship development center. If you look over in the staff box on the opposing page, work, career considerations should be primary. But per­ A friend of mine last night told me about how she first youll see that I'm the sports editor of this rag. So you may sonally, my job (if I can find one) will just be my job. My learned about the legend of Saint Valentine. It was at a be expecting a long discourse explaining how "love" is a life, hopefully, will be much more. It will be the people third grade assembly when the entire class was taught tennis score. First of all, the tennis term, which repre­ whose lives I can positively affect, and it will be the family about the priest who angered a powerful political leader sents a score of zero, comes from the French for "egg," I hope to have. by falling in love with his daughter. Just before he was put "l'oeuf." Those types of concerns are obviously not shared by my to death, the third graders were told, he sent some flowers More importantly, the tennis folks couldn't be more practical passenger, so I will try to explain in terms he and a message to his sweetheart. wrong. In their game, "love" means nothing. In the game could understand. Scientific studies have shown that Perhaps this is what we need throughout our schooling. of life, love means everything. there is no direct correlation between the amount of In addition to implementing sex education to prevent the Not everyone I know would agree with this statement. money one has and how happy he or she is. Millionaires spread of diseases and unplanned pregnancies, how about Recently, during a long car trip, talk turned to relation­ still get depressed, shoot themselves full of drugs, become some romance education so that people won't forget how ships. One passenger had a girlfriend who treats him like alcoholics, attempt suicide. This researcher concludes, important and powerful love can be. a king—cooking, cleaning, whatever he needed. She loves therefore, that there is something more important in fife me and I love her, he claimed. He also stated that he could than accumulation of wealth. O.K. You don't have to completely buy into my message. never hope to find anyone better. The only advantage I can see to giving higher priority It's pretty radical, I admit. But try to do me one favor. For Still, he couldn't see the relationship lasting past the to a career search than affairs of the heart is that job one day—today, Valentine's Day—file the grad school end of the semester. Why? Because they were both se­ hunting involves less risks. Once you are accepted to apps in a bottom drawer. Cancel those job interviews. niors. After getting his law degree, he wants toliv e in New Duke, it is pretty much a safe bet that $80,000 and some Stop studying for LSATs, GMATs, GREs andMCATs and York. She would rather pursue a career in the South. That elbow grease will give you an education that will help you call someone and let them know you care. It may be the "irreconcilable difference" has doomed the relationship. be competitive in the "real world." best career move you ever make. The ham-and-cheese sandwich I had eaten for lunch Love is a much riskier proposition. By the time you are Kris Olson is a Trinity senior and sports editor of The churned in my stomach. I was appalled at the set of reading this, a friend of mine will have (with the help of Chronicle. PAGE 12 THE CHRONICLE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1992 Comics

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Today "The Notion of the Subject in Lacan and Community Calendar Foucult" Bell Tower Trailer 4A. 3 pm. InterVarsity Christian Fellowship large group meeting. York Chapet. 7 pm. Winterfest: Ciompi Quartet Salutes American "Phytogeography and Vegetation of Duke Environmental Alliance Meeting. Masters. Nelson Music Room. 8 pm. Eucharist (Episcopalian) Duke Chapel Hydrothermally Altered Rocks East of the 704 N. Buchanan St. Call 684-7381 for "Are You Listening" St. Joseph's Historic Crypt. 10:15 am.. Sierra Nevada" by Dr. Dwight Billings, rm more information. 4 pm. Foundation. Hayti Heritage Center. 8 pm. 144 Bio Sci. 12:30 pm. International Coffee Break. Cospon- "North American Wildlife under Two Duke vs. UNC Men's Rugby. 751 Fields. sored by Duke Campus Ministries and Governments." by Tom Dunlap. Canadian "Resisting the Changhg of Folk Fiddling into 1 pm. area congregations. 12-1:30 pm. Art: Norway's Gammaldans Controversy", rm Studies Center, noon. Conference on Environmental Education The Marriage of Figaro. Triangle Opera 104 Biddle Music Bldg. 4:30 pm. Have A Heart Special Valetine's Day for Youth. W. Duke Bldg. Registration Theater. Page Aud. Call 684-4444 for Blood Drive. Bryan Center Middle Level. "The Knowledge" a dramatization o Black 10-11 am. tickets. 8 pm History in America. Baldwin Aud. 7 pm. 10:30 am-3:30 pm. Community Service Fair. Space and World Premieres Festival. Night A. "Can We Sing the Lord's Song in Inclu­ Missions emphasis at the Baptist tables provided free of charge to non­ Sheafer Theater. 8 pm. sive Language?" York Chapel, Div. Student Union. Empty Bowls Feat for profit organizations. Northgate Mall. Ail School. 10 -10:50 am. "Everything You Always Wanted to Know Hunger. 6 pm. $5-$10 donation. Mis­ day. About Lacan (but were afraid to ask sions presentation/slide show. Chapel Saturday, February 15 Hitchcock)" with Renata Salecl. Video Basement. 7 pm. Meeting of the Research Triangle Filmmakers Workshop. Lincoln Arts Screening Room. Bryan Center. 3:30 pm. World Premieres Festival. Sheafer Gallery talk with Prof. Cernusehi. Tour the Bldg. Merritt Mill Rd. Chapei Hill. Call Theater.Night B. 2 pm.; Night A. 8 pm. "Race and Gender in National Geographic" "Psychoanalytic" drawings of Jackson 968-2784 for more info. Open to the by Catherine Lutz, 120 Soc Sci. 2 pm. Pollock. Art Museum. 3 pm. Chinese Night Intemat. House. 7:30 pm. public. 2 pm. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1992 THE CHRONICLE PAGE 13 Classifieds

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By DAVID ROSENBAUM stances to delay being drafted as long as possible in the University and lost his deferment. N.Y. Times News Service hope that the need to draft more men would fade away. Graduate student deferments were no longer allowed. WASHINGTON—When Bill Clinton relinquished his "Every day you could delay improved your chances of But Clinton's draft board gave him special treatment so deferment and exposed himself to the draft in the fall of never being drafted," said Victor Rabinowitz, a New York City he could begin his studies as a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford. 1969, information was readily available from local and lawyer who counseled many men on the draft in the 1960s. "They kind of leaned over backwards to let him go to federal authorities that he was protected from induction On Wednesday, Clinton acknowledged that in 1969 he Oxford," said Opal Ellis, now 84, who was executive at least until the following June, and that almost no one wrote a letter to an Army colonel supervising the ROTC secretary of Board No. 26. She was interviewed last week would be drafted from his town for the rest of that year. program at the University of Arkansas in which he by telephone. President Richard Nixon announced on Oct. 1,1969, thanked the colonel for "saving me from the draft," con­ that draft-eligible graduate students like Clinton could ceded the depth of his antiwar feelings and admitted that According to records made available by the Selective finish the school year before induction. And a review of he had been misleading when he said he intended to take Service System on Thursday, Clinton passed the draft public records shows that only two men, Gordon Lee part in ROTC. physical examination in England on Feb. 3,1969. Fendley and Teddie Dwight Welch, were sent draft no­ Eventually, Clinton avoided the draft altogether be­ Home for vacation in the summer of 1969, Clinton tices by Clinton's draft board, No. 26 in Hot Springs, Ark., cause the lottery was instituted and he drew 311, a visited his draft board to assess his prospects. Ellis in the last three months of 1969. number too high to put him at risk. remembers that he was rude. Clinton has denied that, Clinton, today the governor of Arkansas and a Demo­ At the age of 23, Clinton should have been a prime saying he would never have been so foolish as to alienate cratic presidential contender, has said on the campaign target for the draft in 1969, since the oldest eligible men, the secretary of his draft board. trail that he made himself eligible for the draft because he up to the age of 26, were taken first, and most men who In any case, he probably found out that he was then felt a moral obligation to do so after learning that some of were older than he had either fulfilled their obligation or vulnerable to the draft, because he signed up for ROTC at his high school classmates had been killed in Vietnam. been disqualified. Arkansas — a step that removed his exposure to the draft But when Clinton's Selective Service records are placed Clinton has recently said that he was told that Septem­ until the following summer. side by side with the events at the time, it appears that he ber and October 1969 was his period of greatest vulner­ Clinton says he had second thoughts almost immedi­ was never in immediate risk of being drafted — a fact he ability to the draft. In retrospect, that seems to have been ately and on Sept. 12 actually wrote a letter asking to be could easily have determined through news reports and the case, and it is why his ROTC deferment was so reclassified 1-A. But he returned to Oxford without mail­ inquiries. He seems to have done what many other draft- important. ing the letter. age college graduates did in those days, namely take He was first classified 1-A, or eligible to be drafted, in In late September or early October 1969, Clinton said advantage of all the changes in the rules and circum­ the spring of 1968, when he graduated from Georgetown Wednesday on the ABC News program "Nightline," he asked his stepfather to contact his draft board and to tell Col. Eugene Holmes, the Army ROTC recruiter atthe University ofArkan­ Candidates make final attacks before sas, that he would not be joining the program. By that time, two events had occurred that sharply reduced Clinton's immediate exposure to the draft. First, on Sept. 19, Nixon announced that draft calls for upcoming New Hampshire primary the rest of the year would be curtailed, and that only 29,000 would be taken nationwide — 10,000 each in By JOHN KING "Issues get lost in the shuffle," he said. October and November and 9,000 in December. Associated Press Sen. Bob Kerrey of Nebraska, expressed doubt that CONCORD, N.H. — Democratic presidential candi­ Clinton has been fully candid about the draft. But he date Tom Harkin predicted Thursday a Vietnam draft added: "I do not want to reopen the wounds of Vietnam" controversy would doom the candidacy ofriva l Bill Clinton. and said the issue was now "between Bill Clinton and the The Arkansas governor dismissed the attack as an act of voters." desperation, and asserted he still could beat President Vice President Dan Quayle, campaigning in Boston, Bush. rejected comparisons between Clinton's draft status and "I don't think it's undermined my electability," Clinton his much-publicized service in the Indiana National Guard said during a 30-minute program his campaign aired on during the Vietnam War. TASTES statewide television. "If you say I'm electable on Tuesday, "There's a big difference," he said. "And that is that I by definition I'm electable." served." Paul Tsongas, now leading the polls, scoffed at Harkin's Clinton, Kerrey and Tsongas tried to concentrate their notion and traded barbs with the Iowa senator as the fire on President Bush. But Harkin's attacks set off an GREAL candidates battled into the final weekend before Tuesday's intraparty donnybrook. New Hampshire primary, with controversies about Clinton GOP challenger Patrick Buchanan claimed he was again dominating the debate. gaining momentum and scoffed at President Bush's re­ "Governor Clinton is viable. To dismiss Governor marks in a visit here Wednesday. Clinton, I think, is a major mistake," said Tsongas, a "He talks about liberating the economy—and you ask former Massachusetts senator. him, who's been in charge the last three years?" Buchanan Tsongas said Clinton's draft status was "part of the said. discussion" but said the "media frenzy" went too far. See PRIMARY on page 16 • FILLING.

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By JAMES STERNGOLD news organizations, obviously informed in advance, were As detailed as the reports have been on the alleged N.Y. Times News Service waiting at the offices when the police and prosecutors wrongdoing, they have painted a confusing picture ofthe TOKYO — After months of rumors and speculation, arrived, and reports of the raids dominated evening reported loans and payoffs, which involved a host of another scandal involving the governing Liberal Demo­ television news as well as afternoon newspapers, which subsidiaries, affiliates and dummy companies. cratic Party broke Thursday with police raids of the emphasized their potential political implications. offices of a large trucking company that is reported to Although the prosecutors have not made any informa­ For instance, they have left unanswered so far the key have funneled hundreds of millions of dollars to top tion public, the news reports highhghted allegations that question: Why would top executives ofthe parcel deliv­ politicians and organized crime. Tokyo Sagawa Kyubin, a major parcel delivery company, ery company nearly bankrupt the firm to provide these A series of scandals have tainted politicans both in and may have provided more than $1 billion to the yakuza as payments to the politicians and the gangsters? out of government since disclosures of improper payoffs to well as politicians in both the governing and opposition Officials ofthe company, which is part of a group of members of Parliament toppled Prime Minister Noboru parties. trucking firms based in Kyoto, have insisted that all the Takeshita in 1989. But the amounts reportedly involved It reportedly did this through direct payments in some schemes were cooked up by two former top officials, in the current scandal are far larger than those in the instances and in others through guarantees of loans Hiroyasu Watanabe and Jun Saotome. The company past. taken out by companies controlled by the gangsters. sued them last year. More ominously, reports have suggested that the com­ pany raided Thursday for evidence, Tokyo Sagawa Kyubin Co., might have acted as a conduit linking some of the Japanese press vows no interference nation's top political leaders and the yakuza, or organized crime groups. Included in the list of targets ofthe raids were the offices of the Inagawa-kai, Japan's second- in crown prince's search for a bride largest yakuza family. By STEVEN WEISMAN zines, newspapers and television gossip shows have been News reports have said the Inagawa-kai leader used N.Y. Times News Service hounding, profiling and photographing women mentioned some ofthe money for a major stock share manipulation TOKYO — In an extraordinary act of deference by a as a possible bride for the prince, turning whatever scheme disclosed last year. In that scheme the yakuza supposedly independent press, Japan's news establish­ dreams they might entertain about life in the imperial figure received financing and assistance fromth e Nomura ment voluntarily brought down the curtain Thursday on family into a nightmare. Securities Company, the world's largest brokerage house, one ofthe best stories ofthe decade: the fruitless search No one really knows how close the 31-year-old crown which was hit with a heavy penalty for its sales practices for a bride by Japan's most eligible bachelor, Crown prince is to finding a bride, although some speculated in the episode. Prince Naruhito. Thursday that the imperial family had acted because a Parliament has already been paralyzed by opposition Bowing to the Imperial Household Agency, which runs selection was imminent and they did not want to jinx it. party demands for hearings into another scandal in which the affairs of Emperor Akihito and his family, the Japan "We have all been troubled by the extravagant ap­ a former Cabinet member who is close to Prime Minister Newspaper Association agreed to stop writing about the proach ofthe press' investigations," said a spokesman for Kiichi Miyazawa was indicted on bribery charges. search for a bride for at least three months, apparently the Imperial Household Agency. "The privacy of the Politicians said the new developments could stall even accepting the notion that the coverage was sabotaging the prospective candidates for bride must be protected. In the further the governing party's legislative agenda. search itself. present overheated situation, no one can make a calm The raids Thursday were widely expected. Japanese Especially in the last couple of years, Japan's maga­ decision." Presidential race Working Out gains momentum Has Its Reward! • PRIMARY from page 15 Bush aired a television ad that ignored Buchanan and Join the Best said a vote for him would send a message to the Demo­ cratic-controlled Congress. "I ask for your vote to put our nation on notice that New Athletic CM) Hampshire Republicans stand united to defeat the liberal Democrats in the fall," Bush said in the ad. in Town. In Washington, Bush begged off when reporters asked if Buchanan would get 35 percent of vote on Tuesday. "I'm waiting for you guys to tell me," chortled Bush. The Democratic candidates were set to meet in a nationally televised debate Sunday night. Polls show Tsongas atop the field, followed by Clinton. Harkin and Kerrey follow, with former California Gov. Jerry Brown trailing. A day after releasing a 22-year-old letter in which he agonized about Vietnam and thanked an ROTC com­ mander for "saving me from the draft," Clinton tried to stick to economic issues. But he fired back when told of Harkin's prediction. The Iowan, in a morning telephone interview, said: "It seals his fate. .. . He thanked them for getting him out ofthe draft. You can't get any clearer than that." "He hasn't been able to get anybody to buy onto his message, so he's just running the rest of us down," Clinton said. "... I don't think it makes him a bigger man." During the television broadcast, Clinton said he was confident voters would accept his account — that he initially agreed to join a ROTC program to avoid the draft but then decided to make himself available for the draft. Clinton said there was time for him to recover his momentum in New Hampshire. Yeltsin seeks new economic policy • REFORM from page 8 commonwealth army might continue to exist and control more than half of the existing 3.7-milhon-member Soviet military establishment. Addressing the more immediate problem ofthe Russian government's daily battle to stir economic change, Yeltsin's Half off Initiation Feel Offer Expires 2*28*92. chief planner, Yegor Gaidar, said he saw signs that the ruble might eventually be stabilized. Student Memberships Available by the Semester! The ruble's currency market price has fallen back to 115 to the dollar, a drop of 25 rubles in the past few weeks, he METROSPORT ATHLETIC CLUB . 286-PLAY said in a television interview. But in other economic news, the latest government Across from Duke NortK statistics reported that retail trade was registering at only 63 percent of what it was a year ago, and industrial output was down 15 percent. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1992 THE CHRONICLE PAGE 17 Sports History will be State's sixth man in Reynolds showdown By BRIAN DOSTER blistering 43.3 percent from behind the Why do we study history? The age-old three-point arc. high school social studies answer to this With his versatile inside-outside game, question is that we must learn from past Gugliotta burned the Blue Devils for 22 mistakes in order to prevent the hard-earned points against Grant Hill's reocciirance of inauspicious events. defensive pressure earlier this year. Either the men's basketball team has But the injury of Bobby Hurley adds a been skipping a lot of its history classes, or new wrinkle to this weekend's game as far else this maxim doesn't quite wash in as the Blue Devils defensive alignment college basketball because for fiveyear s in goes. With Hill manning the point, Brian a row Duke has lost to the North Carolina Davis will likely have to pick up the defen­ State in Reynolds Coliseum. This Sunday, sive assignment on State's primary scor­ the top-ranked Blue Devils will try to put ing threat. an end to this distressing trend against And that primary is a big word for the the Wolfpack in Raleigh. Wolfpack. Only two other players on State's It's probably not for a lack of studying squad were averaging in double figures game film that the Blue Devils have been before the Maryland game, center Kevin dropping games in Reynolds. The most Thompson (15.2 ppg) and guard Mark compelling reason to explain Duke's sour Davis (10.5 ppg). streak in Raleigh would be the guard tan­ Thompson can be an effective scorer in dem of Chris "Fire" Corchiani and Rodney the low post. He's shooting 59.9 percent "Ice" Monroe that has haunted the build­ from the field this season. As long as the ing for the past four years. Wolfpack can get Thompson the ball down These essential elements are missing low, he will find a way to score. The 6-11, from a Wolfpack club this year that is 9-14 250-pound center scored 10 in the first half overall and 3-7 in the Atlantic Coast Con­ against Duke in January, but a tightening ference. The Blue Devils (19-1,9-1 in ACC) of perimeter defense by the Blue Devils thumped State earlier this season in after the halftime break choked off the Cameron Indoor Stadium by the largest interior passing lanes. Thompson was shut margin since 1967,110-75. out and gasping for air in the second half. Since that evening in January, the A preseason injury to Bryant Feggins Wolfpack beat Clemson and triumphed that put the forward out of commission for over North Carolina 99-88 at home behind the entire season has hurt the Wolfpack's a 36-point effort from Tom Gugliotta. After inside game. Les Robinson has spent much those two wins the Pack have lost eight ofthe season platooning Jamie Knox and straight, including Thursday night's 77- Marc Lewis in the second forward slot. 74 loss to Maryland in College Park. Sometimes Robinson has gone with a three- Gugliotta has been sustaining State all guard lineup. season, averaging 22.3 points per game Davis has played well for a rookie in the PAUL ORSULAK/THE CHRONICLE and 10.1 rebounds an outing prior to the ACC in the Wolfpack backcourt, nailing Maryland game, in which he had 32 points. 42.7 percent of his three-point attempts. With Grant Hill at point guard, Brian Davis will likely inherit the responsibility of The 6-10,240-pound forward is shooting a See WOLFPACK on page 20 • guarding State's top scorer, Tom Gugliotta. 'Agreement' on Laettner, homosexuality should be broken

There's an old movie called "A Gentleman's Agree­ percent of my time with Brian. I don't want anything else; ment" in which Gregory Peck plays a reporter looking to Seth Davis I don't need anything else All I want to do is be with write about anti-Semitism in America. The reporter de­ Brian, play well on the basketball court and do well in cides the only way to learn what it feels like to face school. That's it: basketball, school and Brian." discrimination is to experience it first-hand. So he pre­ Tm not going to tell how soci­ It was wonderful fodder for those who already enjoyed tends to be Jewish. whispering and taunting. Now, they not only knew The "agreement" described in the movie's title refers to ety is in our country. It's just Laettner was gay, they knew whom he was gay with. the way non-Jews deal with anti-Semitism. If a Gentile something that happens. The first time the rumor appeared in print was in heard a slur against a Jew, and that Gentile was offended, March of last year. In none other than the New York the proper thing to do was to keep your mouth shut and Times, Barry Jacobs referred to "taunts at Duke about turn away. In other words, be "gentlemanly." Christian Laettner Laettner's sexuality." Jacobs quoted Davis as saying, "We The Duke University community has been uncharac­ on homosexual slurs he faces know we're not gay. We're so mature we know what teristically gentlemanly the last couple of years, and it's friends' is all about. We can tell each other we love each time now to be crass. Too many people have been too quiet on campus and at away games other." for too long. Then there was the Nov. 25 issue of Sports Illustrated, I'm talking about homosexuality and Christian Laettner. which featured Laettner on its cover. Si's Curry Surely, no one amongst The Chronicle readership is even worse, the administrators at these opposing schools, Kirkpatrick spent seven paragraphs ofthe five-pagesprea d surprised to see those two thoughts juxtaposed. The honor the aforementioned "gentleman's agreement." Does on the issue of Laettner's sexuality. What started as Laettner-is-a-homosexual rumors have been anything anyone say anything without having to be asked? Is whispers on campus and taunts from ACC student sec­ but low-key for more than two years now. anyone willing tostan d up against such hateful behavior? tions now appeared in the national spotlight. Thus, when the LSU student section, during pregame Tell me, what would happen if the LSU students chanted How convenient it would be to blame all of this on the warmups before last Saturday's game with Duke, did the "nig-ger" at Thomas Hill. Or "po-lack" at Mike Krzyzewski. press, or to look disdainfully upon the rest ofthe ACC, so tomahawk chop at Laettner and chanted Would there not be heated response? Wouldn't those obviously academically and culturally inferior to the "hoooooooomosexual," it was, as Laettner put it, "par for students be punished or suspended or even expelled? Duke student body, or to remind one another that those the course." The fact that none of those things has happened sug­ LSU students taunting Laettner were the same people The fact that Laettner is good-looking, white, blonde- gests that bigotry against homosexuals is less insidious who voted for David Duke. haired and blue-eyed makes him an easy enough target. than when it is used against blacks or Jews or Polish Fans—and bullies in schoolyards across America—love to people or Hispanics. That conclusion is no less disturbing But let us not forget where the rumors started in the pick on the "pretty boy." (Remember that Danny Ferry than the bigotry itself. first place. And let us not forget that the same people who encountered similar crowd treatment to Laettner's. At are cheering their lungs out for Laettner in Cameron are every away game, choruses of "Feeeeeeerrrrrryyyy" were The proper response to the question "Is Christian the same ones who are laughing behind his back once they there to greet him.) Laettner a homosexual" is not "No, he is not." The proper return to their dorms. But what Christian Laettner deals with goes beyond response is: "So what if he is?" "I think people have fun talking about it," Laettner your everyday taunting of an opposing player. It is down­ I don't mean to say it is not a necessary question. If the says. "Rumors can get started with no basis at all. They right bigotry. best college basketball player in the country did turn out can gain a lot of strength just by the mere fact that they're to be gay, that would be important. It would be news. rumors." What is so appalling is not that Christian Laettner Thus, it is not surprising that much ofthe "rumoring" In case you haven't figured it out by now, Laettner is, in would be accused of being a homosexual. It is the sugges­ has been helped along by the press. Best I can tell, it fact, not gay. Not that that little fact stops people from tion that somehow that is an insult, something to be started in a Dec. 1, 1990 story about Laettner in the spreading the rumors. Butevenmore tellingis the percep­ ashamed of. And something that, if called out during a Raleigh News and Observer. When asked about his rela­ tion around campus that Laettner is arrogant and aloof, pregame warmup, would somehow disturb him enough to tionships with his teammates and other students, Laettner that he looks down upon the rest ofthe student body, both make him play less than his best. told the N&O's Chip Alexander: "I have one best friend, literally and figuratively. Meanwhile, Laettner's teammates, his coaches, and my teammate and roommate Brian Davis, and I spend 95 See LAETTNER on page 20 • PAGE 18 Trife CTMoiNlcLE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14,1992 Duke loss may be part of federal point-shaving probe at UNLV

By ROBERT MACY "Department policy is that we never Utah, Georgetown and Duke during the Former Rebel Stacey Augmon, reached Associated Press confirm or deny any investigation," said 1991 NCAA tournament. The Rebels beat in Miami where he was playing with the LAS VEGAS — UNLV is on the hot seat Leland Lutfy, interim U.S. attorney. "We Utah and Georgetown, then lost to Duke Atlanta Hawks, called the reports of pos­ again. do that so that any person who might be 79-77 in the national semifinals. sible point shaving "a joke." The school's basketball program, which the subject of an investigation and later "I have no doubt that this whole thing "They keep trying to find a reason why has had a running battle with the NCAA found to be innocent does not have his started with information coming fromth e we lost to Duke. But we just lost, period. for more than a decade, is now reportedly name bandied about." university, based on no facts whatsoever," That happens sometimes," he said. the target of a federal investigation into Mike Barr, head of the Justice Lois Tarkanian said. Efforts to reach several other former possible point-shaving by Rebel players Department's Organized Crime Strike UNLV president Robert Maxson said he players were unsuccessful. last season. Force, said he could not confirm or deny was "gravely concerned" about the news Anderson Hunt and George Ackles are Federal authorities refused comment the newspaper report. and was worried about the school. playing overseas. Greg Anthony, who plays Thursday on the story in the Las Vegas Quoting an unidentified federal official, "We must remember there have been no for the New York Knicks, and Travis Bice Review-Journal. The Review-Journal said the point-shav­ allegations and I honestly hope there is no did not return phone calls from The Asso­ ing investigation is part of a probe into evidence of wrongdoing on the part of any­ ciated Press. Larry Johnson ofthe Char­ convicted sports fixer Richard Perry. The one connected with the university," Maxson lotte Hornets left word at a Milwaukee paper said authorities are investigating said. hotel that he would not take phone calls. whether points were shaved during the Booke said the UNLV program has tob e The Review-Journal said federal authori­ Rebels' unbeaten 1990-91 regular season above reproach because sports betting is ties are also looking at the size and source or in their upset loss to Duke at the Final legal in Nevada. The state's race and sports of players' checking accounts, whether Four. books are not allowed to post odds or take Perry placed or took bets on UNLV and "I will guarantee that there is no basis to bets on games involving Nevada teams. whether he or his associates had access to this," UNLV coach Jerry Tarkanian said "In our state, the integrity ofthe game the UNLV locker room. Thursday. "That team destroyed every­ has to be beyond question," Booke said. Tarkanian said Perry was never in body they played. This is the lowest thing "Even rumors and innuendos that raise UNLVs locker room during the season. that anybody could stoop to." the possibility are damaging." The Review-Journal also reported au­ Tarkanian blamed UNLV legal counsel Booke has been preparing the thorities were tryingto determine whether Brad Booke for leaking the information. university's defense in the school's latest Augmon went with Perry to Atlantic City Booke denied he was the source ofthe leak. brush with the NCAA, which includes alle­ after the loss to Duke. Booke has been cooperating with the gations of 29 infractions. Most of the in­ An executive at Trump Plaza, who asked IRS and the Organized Crime Strike Force fractions involve the recruiting of Lloyd not to be named, said authorities had in­ in a federal probe of Perry, who has been Daniels, a New York prep star who was quired at the hotel about any casino sur­ linked to some Rebel players. The Strike arrested in a drug raid and never played veillance tapes that would have shown Force subpoenaed records from Booke two for the Rebels. Augmon and Perry together. The execu­ weeks ago in connection with UNLVs in- Perry was reported tob e responsible for tive said he was unaware ofthe existence house investigation of Perry. bringing Daniels to UNLV. of any such tape. Perry, 47, now a resident of Las Vegas, NCAA spokesman Jim Marchiony said Augmon said after the Duke game he pleaded guilty in 1984 tobein g involved in he was unaware ofthe current investiga­ drove to Cincinnati with Bengals rurining the Boston College point-shaving scandal. tion into rumors of point shaving. back Ickey Woods, a former UNLV player. He was convicted in 1974 of fixingharnes s "This comes as a surprise," Marchiony Augmon said he flew from Cincinnati to races in New York. said. "It's the kind of thing where you hope his home in Pasadena, Calif. CUFF BURNS/THE CHRONICLE Tarkanian's wife, Lois, blamed univer­ and pray it's not true." UNLV (20-2) is banned from television sity officials for circulating rumors that There were reports of dissension on the and postseason play this season as a final UNLV coach Jerry Tarkanian said there led to the federal probe. She said those UNLV team prior to and following the resolution of a 14-year battle between is 'no basis' to point-shaving charges. rumors focused on UNLVs games with Duke game. Tarkanian and the NCAA

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DUCATIONAL GROUP TEST PREPARATION GRADUATE SCHOOL SELECTION APPLICATION ASSISTANCE RALEIGH CHAPEL HILL 3344 HILLSBOROUGH ST. 306 w. FRANKLIN ST 832-9400 932-9400 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1992 THE CHRONICLE PAGE 19 Georgia Tech game a testament to Hill's skill, strategy ATLANTA—Following the demoralizing defeat at the Duke guards. Thomas Hill was the major benefactor, North Carolina and the subsequent loss of ironman point Marc Sacks finishing with five steals accounting for many of his guard and floor leader Bobby Hurley, many so-called eighteen points. basketball experts claimed the loss would not hurt, but On the inside, where UNC physically dominated the With both Grant Hill and the matchup zone clicking on actually help the Blue Devils. Blue Devils, the Yellow Jackets were stymied. After all cylinders, all that was left for the Blue Devils to do was After Duke turned Georgia Tech's Thriller Dome into outrebounding Duke 24-15 in the first stanza, Georgia hit their free throws and salt the game away. They did. the Chiller Dome Wednesday night, it appears, at least Tech could only manage 11 boards after intermission. Thus ends the toughest three-game stretch ofthe sea­ this time, that the experts were right. "We went to our matchup and it took away their post son. There was a loss and a major injury, but there was There were two major keys to the victory over the game," said Krzyzewski. much more. Yellow Jackets. Both were direct results ofthe loss to the Tech bigmen Malcolm Mackey and Matt Geiger were There was the maturation and improvement of a team Tar Heels. held to a combined 19 points and committed nine turn­ that was already clearly the best in the country. There One was a player and the other a strategy. The player— overs, many coming when Duke collapsed its guards into was the coming-out party of Grant Hill, no longer just a the unbelievable Grant Hill, and the strategy—a matchup the paint. gravity-defying dunker. There was the increased playing zone, a Duke rarity. From the outside, the Yellow Jackets—second in the time and production fromTon y Lang and Cherokee Parks. First, Grant Hill, a player whose abilities seem to Atlantic Coast Conference in three-pointers per game— And finally,ther e were two straight wins, proving Duke demand the creation of a new language, as simple English did not hit a second-half trey until the final insignificant is well on its way to that word none of us are supposed to just cannot do him justice. minutes. mention Until the last two games, Hill always had the advan­ Furthermore, every time a member of the Tech front­ Marc Sacks is a Trinity junior and assistant sports tage of being a secondary player in terms of responsibility. line tried to kick it back out to the frontcourt, there were editor ofthe Chronicle. As an underclassman, Hill was not counted on for the game-by-game consistent excellence. Were he to falter, he had the Hurleys and Laettners to pick up the slack. Now, with Hurley in street clothes, /i!Mi! Grant has been forced to become a money player. If he fails, the team will follow suit. V That pressure has not fazed the super soph—instead, it has allowed him to bring his game to a higher level. He has played 80 straight minutes with only six turnovers. .••&$>• Against the Yellow Jackets, Hill again was at his peak. mrnmm He scored 20 points, missing only four of 11 shots. He dished out a team-high five assists and even found time to grab six rebounds. "I haven't taken him out of a game," said head coach Mike Krzyzewski. "I feel like [it was Bobby] Hurley at the Perfect Gifts Final Four. [Hill] is just so valuable out there." Sure, his first half was a mixture of grace and power that only a few humans—past or present and probably future—can ever combine, but do not let it overshadow what was a total and complete performance. M Oh yeah, and his defense. Hill's matchup against the quick and tiny Travis Best could have been a problem for the 6-8 sophomore, a forward until last Saturday. Grant Hill was more than up to the challenge of playing Valentine! his opposing point guard. Best took three shots in the first half, two of them blocked by Hill. Best never shot again. Nor did he use his quickness to penetrate into the interior of the Duke defense. He had only five assists, below his season average. *$:•••• "I just tried to stay in front of him and get a hand up on Available his shot," said Hill. "I was thinking to myself, Why isn't he penetrating on me? Why isn't he taking me?' I think I got two blocks on his shot, and he was real hesitant to 9 am - 4:30 pm shoot it again." 5 ^-x^ "We were really worried about [Best's] penetration, so Grant played off of him to try to keep him in front," said ip Krzyzewski. "[Hill's] just put together two exceptional games." It is said that a team begins at the point. The outcome in Atlanta certainly supported that. Now, the defense. 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